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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1925,

BARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE MOROCCAN WAR.

Paris, September B. Le Journal's Madrid correspondent says that the attempted land- Ing of Spanish troops on the Albuceamas coast failed.. The attempt will be repeated to-day.

The Riff coast is being bombarded by land, son and air," Tangler despatches mention aerlous Riff counter operations on the western front directed by Abd el Krim's brother, the enemy vainly endeavouring to capture Bonkarrish, just south of Tetuan, while ont the eastern front the enemy is strongly counter attacking on the Afrau front cast of Ajdir and Albucemng.

A telegram from Fez refers to a rumour that the Spaniards sac- ceeded in reliving enemy pressure on Tetuan. A Spanish official communique makes no reference to any attempted landing at Alhucemas but dwells, on the persistent enemy' pressure, especially on the western front and declares that the enemy failed in their object of breaking the Spanish lines with the ultimate aim of diverting the forces destined for the offensive,-Reuter.

THE SHANGHAI RIOT.

DISORDERLY MOB ATTACK

POLICE.

Attempt to Force Entry into International Settlement.

Concerning the riot in Shang- hai reported in yesterday's lasue, | Reuter cables as follows: .

Shanghai, Sept. 8.

SEVERE STORMS.

HOUSES DESTROYED AND BOATS WRECKED,

Several People Killed.

Tokyo, Sept. 8-Severe storms were experienced on September 6th on the South coast of Korea and Further rioting occurred at Northern Kyushu. Two hundred Shanghai at six o'clock this even-and fifty houses were destroyed, ing, following a meeting of five hundred coolies and agitators in Chinese territory to reverence the victims of the May 30th affair and to protest against unequal treaties. There were the usual anti-foreign banners and pamphlets and bitter speeches.

four people killed, thirty-six boats capsized, a large number of Ashing boats wrecked, two trains derailed and two engineers killed. A tidal wave washed away forty houses near Fusan-Router.

WATER POLO.

YESTERDAY'S MEETING OF

REPRESENTATIVES.

NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.

HAWKINS STOKER CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Six Months Detention and·· Dismissed the Service.

A naval Court Martial assom bled on board H.M.S. Tamar yes- terday morning to try 1st. Class Stoker Felix James Cappor, of H.M.S. Hawkins, upon a charge. of drunkenness on board and of five charges of forgery. The Court was composed of Capt. R. S... MacFarlane, H.M.S. Carlisle, (Pre- sident); Commander J. G. Bower,, D.SO., H.M.S. Ambrose; Comman-j der S. E. Thomas, H.M.S. Haw- kins; Commander. A. R. Smith-1 wick, H.M.S. Bluebell, and Com mander Pott, H.M.S. Hawkina.

The Judge Advocate was Pay- master Lieut. F. R. Porter, of H.M.S. Hawkins; the prosecutor, Capt. W. J. C. Laky, of H.M.S. Hawkins; and the Accused's Friend, Engr. Lieut.-Commander C. W. Lambert, of H.M.S. Hawkins.]

The accused pleaded guilty to all charges, and the Court accept- ed the plea.

From a statement read by the Judge Advocate, it appeared that accused asleep in the cook's mess. He was was found drunk and

placed under arrest and upon a search heing made for liquor in his locker, a number of books off pink tickets were found similar to those used for obtaining soft drinks from the Goffer Shop, or "the Soda Water stall.

The ac- cused was one of the men detail- ed for selling mineral waters at the ship company's stall. Fur- ther enquiries revealed that the. accused had apparently got a num ber of pink tickets printed, 23 in | a' book, and had sold them to a number of men for a dollar a book. Comparisons were made and it was discovered that the tickets were forgeries. The books had been offered by the accused for sale between August 10th and September 2nd.

The crowd was worked up into a frenzy of excitement and made. for the International Settlement with the object of causing a riot In the Central district. They were allowed to pass through a strip of the French Concession A meeting of representatives of unmolested.. The crowd were the various clubs who have enter- met at the border of the Interna-ed teams in the forthcoming Water tional Settlement by five foreign Polo League, was held at the and two Chinese constables. V. R. C. premises yesterday even. ing for the purposes of drawing up the fixtures for the season..

Encouraged by their leaders the mob grew violent and attacked the police with paving stones, bricks, bamboo poles, etc., and knocked down two foreign constables. The situation became tense. and the police, were driven to fire, They aimed high. One was seriously injured and two slight ly injured. The crowd broke 125. Strong reserves were rushed to the scene but on arrival found all quiet

"

Prior to the drawing the H.M.S.

The Accused's Friend produced a) Tamar representative intimated plea of mitigation, which was read; that the depot ship desired to with- to the Court. In this Capper draw from the League. The stated that he had a wife and two secretary,, Mr. R. C. Witchell ex- children to support, and the ill- pressed regret and asked that theness of the children had entailed representative should approach considerable expense. He yield- the, committee with the view of ed to sudden temptation. He reconsidering, their decision.

joined the Navy in the year 1914 The drawing then took place but for a period of 12 years, which he a separate drawing was conducted had almost completed, and it was with the inclusion of the HMS, his intention to seek a job ashore, Tamar, in the event of their deci- and if unable to secure

sign on again,

Chinese sources claim that one ribter was killed, but the extent of the casualties are still uncer-sion being altered. The drawing tain, Renter."

will be published at a later date when it has been ascertained whether the depot ship team in tends entering the League.

SHANGHAI POWER STRIKE TERMINATED.

30,000 PEOPLE TO RETURN TO WORK.

II.

!

one, to

The Judge Advocate. read the accused's record, which contained two entries for heing absent from "duty for a very short period. His It was decided that a start conduct for the last few years was should be made next Monday, and Kiven as "Very Good, Superior." continued every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday until, the comple-peak as to the accused's charac- tion of the engagments.

1.

Three witnesses were called to

ter. These were Lieut.-Comman

der Harry Percy Kendall Oram, and Chief Stoker Herbert May. Master-at-Arms Harry Johnson

They described the accused as be- charges, sober, honest, hardwork- ing, previous to the present ing and trustworthy.

The sentence of the Court was

Our Own Correspondent.)

Shanghai, Sept. 8. The following teams signified The Municipal power station their desire of entering the Lea strike has, terminated amid a gue: The Hongkong Electric spectacular display of firecrackers. Company, H.M.S. Hermes, V. R. "G." This enables re-supplying power to "A", V. R. C. "B", H.M.S. Ambrose, Industrial plants and providing East Surrey Regiment, H.M.S. work for more than thirty thousand Carlisle, The Kowloon British persons who have been idle since School Former Pupils Association that the accused be kept in deten- plants closed down about the mid- “A”, and “B."

tion for a term of six calender dle of July.

Mr. Witchell, made an intima-months and be dismissed from His Shanghai, Sept. 8.-The Munici- tion that towards the close of the

Majesty's Service. pal electricity Department em-season it was hoped that Interna- ployees have resumed, and the bulk tional Matches would be arranged. of the power supply is also being re-Reference was also made to the sumed.-Reuter‹ ̧¡

night fete which has been arrang- ed for Saturday night, when the officers from the HMS. Tamar

BIG BAIL. will meet a awimming team com- Peking, Sept. 8-A foreign tele- prised of officers from the Hong-gram from Harbin states that Dus-1 kong Volunteer Defence Corps. troumoff, Gondatti, Mihailovitch On the same night a polo match and Stepunin were released on bail will take place between the Volun- yesterday afternoon on Chang Tro- teers, who at the previous night | lin's orders. fete defeated the H.M.S. Hermes The bail is $120,000 in the case by 7 goals to one, and a team re: of Oustroumoff and $20,000 for the presenting the V. R. C..

others-Reuter.

THE TARIFF CONFERENCE

ALL TREATY POWERS HAVE ACCEPTED INVITATION. Peking, Sept. 8.-The Nether- lands Legation to-day notified the Waichiaopy of the acceptance of the Invitation to, the Tariff conference, All the Washington Treaty Powers have now accepted-Reuter,

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