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THE GLASGOW CUP.

London, Sept. 28.

In the semi-finals of the Glasgow

MOROCCO

DIFFICULTIES.

MARSHAL LYAUTEY RESIGNS.

Cup yesterday, the Celtic and the French Offensive Interfered With Rangers divided four goals, and

Queen's Park drow 1-1 with the Clyde,

"Fez, Sept. 28.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1925.

LIMCHOW NOTES.

LESS ANTI-FOREIGNISM.

(Our Own Correspondent.)

Limehow, Sept. 24. Limehow shares with. Pakhof in

In the Scottish League, playing At a meeting of the Administra-he calm that has succeeded the re- cent anti-foreigners atorm. On the

at home. Aberdeen lost to St.tive Council of French Morocco, surface, at any rate, there are no Marshall Lyautoy the Resident signs of any trouble. As one Mirren by two goals to one,

In the Northorn scetion of the Third Division, Barrow defeated Nelson by the only, goal scored. Reuter.

JAPANESE FLIGHT.

'ARRIVAL IN FRANCE,

Parfs, Sept. 28.

The Japancae aviators Abd and. Kowathi have arrived at Le Bourget.-Routeri,

SECURITY PACT-

CONFERENCE.

Berne, Sept. 28.

It has definitely been decided that the Security Pact Conference will meet at Locarne on October; 5th-Reuter..

MILITARY CAPTAIN ON TRIAL.

(Continued from Pugé 1,7

symptoms he had described were all those of chronic alcoholism. He did not know of neuritis following influenza,

Gen. Lyautey. General, announced that he had asked the French Government to replace him-Reuter.

Paris, Sept. 28. Messages from Fez state that ominous rainstorms are falling in

walks through the streets an occa sional schoolboy scowls and mur; murs the word." "Shart!" (kill)' under his breath, just by way of objurgation, but, for the rest, peo ple seem quito prepared to be friendly.

There has been some activity against robbers lately, in the coun try districts, and a number have been captured and brought bound, to Limehow.

A prospectus has been issued of

a scheme for continuing the motor- road on to Lingahan,-unother 80 miles or so. The total cost is estimated at $180,000, and is made. up as follows:Purchase of land $15,000; preparing road-bed $50,000; metaliing surface $20,000; making bridges $80,000; building houses $18,000; purchase of cars $35,000; telephones, police clothing, firearms, trees, etc. $12,000. The idea has been talked about for many years, and now that the section from Pakhol through Limehow to Shekhong has proved a fair success, it is possible that the continuation to Lingshan may materialise be fore long, if civil war does not in- terfere too much.

During August, misfortuno fell on the C.M.S. church (St. Barnabas) the Taza region, which, is presaging just outside the south gate of the the beginning of the rainy season, city. Apparently white-ants had are likely to delay the maturity of attacked one of the main roof- the French plans for a considerable beams just at the main where it time. The Msoun river has over-was hidden in the wall, with the Mowed, temporarily dislocating tele- result that it broke off short and graphic communication between let half of the roof collapse. For- Fez and Tuzn. At present the tunately the catastrophe took place At this stage, Mr. Turner raised the question of a quicker trial, are trying to occupy the in the middle of the night, when and a military shorthand writer centre of the stage by counter no one was inside the church, so attacking at several points. Sharp-no lives were lost, but it is a 'seri- shooters are barrassing the French ous blow to have to face such a garrison at Bibane, but the French heavy expense at the present dis- Mr. Turner elicited that Capt.claim not only to have repulsed tressful time. The building of the Dickin had been for six weeks in these attacks but succeeded in new Preaching Hall, which was hospital shortly before the date advancing slightly at a point in the stopped by the students three times of the charge. He asked the eastern sector.-Reuters:

over, is now being allowed to pro- witness: "Did you know that the:

Paris, Sept. 28..

ceed without any further obstruct- diagnosis of his complaint was A communique from Fez, states influenza? Witness: "Yes, and that rain stopped military move- it was I who ordered the diagnosis ments which were however resumed to be changed."

was then sworn in....

NOT INFLUENZA.

In reply to further questions, Col. FitzGerald said that he had zeon accused in the bar on board ship very frequently.

י

Did you spend most of your time In the bar coming out" on the ship

so that you say Capt. Dickin there?

when Abd el Krim after bringing up reinforcements, unsuccessfully, attempted to occupy several impor- tant posts. Abd el Krim threatens dire vengeance on the tribes which submitted to the French after he

CORRESPONDENCE.»

THE TRADE LOAN, -

had anticipated the defeat of the [To the Editor of the Hongkong Spaniards--Reuter.

Telegraph.]

I spent a considerable time there It is regarded as likely that Sir-On the 24th ist. you each day reading and playing cards.

drinks ?-No.

Marshal Fetuin will temporarily published a leading article ent- Did you count Capt. Dickin's assume the administrative intled. "Financing Trade," the addition to the military direction opinions expressed in which were. The President remarked that the of Moroceo. Marshal Lyautey's in my opinion, quite sound, as also questions were verging on the un-resignation will be accepted by the were those in your article "The reasonable. They could give Cabinet-Reuter

senior officers credit for judging such matters without actually

counting.

Mr. Turner Baid he would

Trade Loan" appearing in your paper on Saturday last. Three million sterling “is”, not a' small sum, and, as you have said, it

apologise for any inference his lust Wang Ching-wai, the Chairman pose of aiding legitimate trade." It is reported from Canton that "should be employed for the pur- question might appear to have of the Executive Committee of Whether or not speculations on contained.

the Government, has incurred the share or property are legitimate

The next witness was Major pleasure of General Chang trade is doubtful. Personally... I R. R. Lewis, R.A.M.C., who gave Kai-shek and is now under sur-condemn the speculators as rob corroborative evidence as to the veillance at Whampoa Military bers of the community. Instead examination in the Bowen" Road Academy. He is accused of not of using their money for produc- Hospital.

being true to the cause of Bolshe-tive purposes, they used it to Corroboratives evidence was also vism

speculate, expecting unearned given by Major H. R. Edwards,

increment, and the result of such) R. A. M. C., who said that the

The body of the European who speculation caused our middle symptoms were compatible with fell from a motor buat on Satur-class to live in dear houses; to buy nicoholic poisoning.

day evening has now been roco-dear goods and to be more and| Capt. R. F. Walker, M.Cvered from the harbour. It has more luxurious, thus juring the R.AMC., said he had known the ac-been identified as that of Mr. T. legitimate trade of the Colony. cused for two and a half years.. Hu Henning, second officer of the ss. The present financial stringency knew he had been in the habit of Tangistan. The funeral takes is a punishment of those specula overindulging in alcohol.

place at 5 pm. today.

Where have you been in the habit of seeing him? asked Mr. Turner. Capt. Walker replied: I have ved in the Peak Hotel with him and I have year him in the Hongkong Club.

The prosecution was then closed.

FOUND GUILTY,

"

tors by God, just as robbers are punished in the police courts. If In a raid on an opium divan in the loan is used to finance these Kowloon City yesterday. two speculators, is it nt the same as on who were found smoking, encouraging robberg

were arrouted each in possession

I think it is very important for fore Mr. E. W. Humilton, at the special bureau for the purpose of of a dagger. When charged bo- the Government to establish Kowloon Magistracy this morn-receiving applicatons, investigat- Accused called no witnesses but ing, under the Opium Ordinance, ing each case on its merits and Mr. Turner, addressing the Court, men were cautioned. On applying the monty only to con the charge of possession of dag-cerns which, by its e, can mate detailed the illnesses from which

gers, they were remanded for 48 [rially aid the freor low. of com accused had suffered ever since hours.

merce, as suggested by you, driv his arrival In the Colony, includ-

ing the what are cald big mer ing several attacks of malaria and severe influenza. In view of the With regard to the closing of chants"-in reality, big specula fact that accused next year would the statistical branch of the Im-tors-out of the oor-Yours bo ontitled to a gratuity of £1,000 ports and Exports Office, it is if he were found guilty the aen notified that import and export tence would include the loss of declarations will not be required that aum besides his loss of post-aftor September 30th. Permits tion and the possible orasure of will still be required for prohibited his name from the dental register articles, such as arms, ammuni

etc.

CIAN TIE-PUT- Hongkong, Sept. 28th; (925.

Some signs of life came back If there was the least possible tion, etc., aeroplanes, explosives, into the local stock change sulphur, saltpetro, rice, and in this morning," buying equírios: doubt, the Court should take it in-general all goods, the export of predominating and potations to consideration

which is prohibited under the Regenerally hardening. "forth- The accused was found "guilty," gulations made under the Import-coming loan is credited with be

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To-day's Royal Observatory:re- port states, that the typhoon is situated in the vicinity of Oshima, moving N. or N. N. E. The fore- cast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-morrow is-Light south- ornly or variable winds, froshen- ing from E., fair to showery

For the twenty-four hours, end- ing at nine o'clook this morning, there were 13 arrivals and seven departures of doenn-going vessels In harbour. The number of boats

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