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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

CANNON AFTER ALL

FOUNDRY CASE CONCLUDED.

THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1926.

THE CHINA COAST.

THE LATEST CHANGES.

Captain A Glendinning of tha Tientsin, has gone mastor, Kwangst. Captain W. L. Thomas; of tho Kwangso, is on reserve.

Finding that the contrivances seized by the Police were cannon

the- on

day of the seizure, Mr. J. H. B.

Mr. E. M. Swan, chief, officor, Nihill at the Kowloon Magistracy Chonan, is on reserve. Mr. H. Sottle, yesterday afternoon, registered a from reserve, has gone chief officer,

Chonan conviction in the case in which T

Mr. L Cook,

second ofcer, Taming, Tak, the master of an engineering | has gone second officer, Kiungchow.

·Cameron, officer, shop at was charged remand with boing is unlawful possession of six dismantled can non and spare cannon parte...

Kiungehow, non recon

Mr. E. O. Woodford, second officer, Chakuang, is on roserve. Mr. S Daneau has been appointed second

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soveral hearings, was conducted an behalf of the Police by Inspector Fincott, and Mr. Somerset Fitzroy

(instructed by Messrs. Les Russ) appeared for the de-

fence.

Mr. Fitzroy asked permission to recall the defendant to explain the presence of the radical vent.or touch hole at the breech end of the tubes seized. Going back into the box, the defendant said that

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second officer, Fookeang Mr. Allton, second officer, Feoksan, is on reserve. Hopsang, is on reservo. Mr. J. A. Mr K. D. Fairfax, second officer, Gow; third officer, Hopsang, has gone second officer, samo ship.

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the vent was constructed so that Beef thing. Mr. G. J. Lawson, One day a friend advised me to

a gauge could be fitted.`

Asised by Inspector Pincott why he required an extra piece of iron over the gauge, witness said that that was to enable a piece of wire gauze to be a fixed, to prevent the crushed peanuts from going into the gauge, which was fitted to show the pressure on the pea

nuts.

After considerable difficulty in the interpretation, it was elucidat- ed that the gauge was merely to show when it was time for the taps to be turned on for the oil to leak out.

His Worship: What is your idea, of having a cannon breech block?

Witness: That is for conven- lenec.

That le more expensive tha having the ordinary cap (as on the model machine), screwed on? Mr. Fitzroy: He had nothing to do with the making of that,

His Worship: I know he had no- thing to do with the making of it, but I was only asking why he did not do that.

Mr. Fitzroy: I am responsible for this design, on the model ma- chine.

His Worship: Your design is better than his.

M. Meikle, chief officer, Kwalsang, has gone chief officer, Leesing. Mr. C. M. Boas, chiar officer, is on Home leave.

Newton, sup'y second M A

Kwongaang has gone seconit cifcer second officer, Yatahing, has gone sup'y second officer, Kwongaang,

Mr. H. F. Carey, supy second off cer, Loangwa, has resigned.

Mr. E. J. Gringer, supy third er gineer, Yatshing. Mr. W. Livesay Kungwo, has gone third on- gloeur, third engineer, Yatshing, has rosign- ed

Luonho, is on Home leave,

Mr. J. A. Thom third engineer

Mr. S. Duncan, second officer, Hai- heng, has resigned.

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the yard of the preraises. The were perfectly open and could be seen by anybody. Mr. Fitzroy submitted that that was not the, action of a guilty mon if he knew that he had done anything that was illegal..

In Accordance With Honesty. Everything that the defendant did, Mr. Fitzroy said, was in accor dance with honesty and he had done nothing to evade the law. The man was given a cartain job to perform and the question as 3

whether they were efficient or Commercially sound,was irrele When asked again the defen-vant to the defendant, whose dut. dant replied: It was done accord was merely to complete the ordɔri

givon and have the articles de- ing to the plans.

livered

The prosecution then re-called

a Chinese interpreter, who stated"

Commenting upon the demon- that the defendant only mentioned stration given in Court on Tues. the name of two persons to him days Mr. Fitzroy said that ther on the day of the raid. The name was no doubt that the model.ma- nf Yeung Sum was never mention-chine produced by the defence

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Counsel's Address.

This concluded the evidence of both parties and Mr. Fitzroy, prior to addressing to Bench read an extract from the trial of Steinie Morrison and said that the judge | in his summing up to the jury said, "Before you can day he is guilty you must be convinced that the evidence can only be explained upon the assumption that he is guilty.

Continuing Mr. Fitzroy said that the defendant was charged with being in possession of what ap- peared to be cannon in their pre- sent condition. There was no doubt that they could be used as cannon but the contention of the defence was that the seizure was premaure and the articles wer: taken away by the Police before they were completed.

The defendant acted in every way as an innocent man. He had been in gaol for the last month. and Counsel would ask his. Wor- ship to find that everything was done in accordance with the plenr. The articles were to be used in a state that would make it impos sible for them to be used as can- non.

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His Worship said that the evi dence showed quite clearly that on the day of the seizure the contri- vances were cannon and parts of cannon and he had no difficulty in Anding the defendant guilty. He was charged with possession of the articles and on the question of guilty knowledge, the defendant, asked the Bench to believe that he did not know what a cannon looked like. His Worship was un- able to believe the statement anä. the defendant was therefore con- victed on the charge.

The defendant received orders for the manufacture of six mia-}. A fine of $1,000 with the alterna- chines and he was merely the tive of two monthe hard labour, man who made them and not the with an extra six months' impri- person who designed them. sonment without hard labour, was

Mr. Fitzroy then went on to re-imposed. fer to the evidence given of theOn the application of Inspector raid and said that the articles Pincott, His Worship made an or-· when completed were not conceal-der for the confiecation of the can- ed in any way but thrown about non.

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