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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

· MILITARY FUNERAL.

. VICTIM OF TAI WAN TRAGEDY BURIED

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1927.

PROCLAMATIONS.

NANKING AND THE

FOREIGNER.

Two very interesting proclama-

CANTON. ITEMS.

STREET BATTLE WITH ROBBERS.

A street battle between a gang

The funeral of Private Maurice Prince of the K.O.S.B., was ohr- ried out yesterday evening, the tlons have been issued by the Na- of robbers and police took place tionalist Government in Nanking, yesterday morning in Sze Koo cortage leaving Wellington Bar-which, if true, will be greatly wel-Hong Street. Six armed robbers racks at 5 p.m.

comed by all concerned. One entered a large residential house The cortege was headed by a deals with the Christian religion during the small hours of yesterday firing party of 12 from the Signal and the other with foreigners gon- stable on duty who. immediately but were discovered by the con- Section, to which deceased belong-erally, ed, followed by a gun carriage on The first says, inter alia. The reported to the Police Department. which the cofu, draped with a alm of the Anti-Northern Punitive | A force of twenty armed police Union Jack, bore the deceased's Expedition ia to wipe out the mill together with eight detectives was immediately despatched to the scone. The robbers refused to surrender, however, and fired on the police. A battle ensued in the house.

pany.

Traffic was suspended along Queen's Road, as the pipers broke into the "Flowers of the Forest," while the cortege solemnly wended its way to Happy Valley, pedes

rians baring their heads to mark the passing of one who was none the less a hero, for having lost his

fo, beyond the firing line.

cap, belt and bayonot, There- tarists in order to put into prac-: after were 10 pipers and wreath tice throughout China the Three bearers, and a mourning party of People's Principles laid down by 200 the full strength of A Com- our late President, Dr. Sun Yat

sen, and to free our Northern bro- there from bondage. It is not our policy to make foreigners our en- emies. Military officers and sold ers naturally love their country, as do the people as a whole, and it is undesirable that there should be actions which tend to strain the friendly relations existing now between the Nationalist Gov- ernment and the Powers. All concerned are hereby warned not. to fire on foreign gunboata or mer- chantmen, not to interfere with or molest foreigners, and not to en danger the lives and properties of foreign residents. The Nationa list Government will not tolerate any such acts. The authorities will be held fully responsible for the protection of the lives and properties of foreigners and all steps must be taken to strengthen the friendly relations now existing with the Powers. All are hereby warned to take note."

At the Monument, the party was joined by unofficial mourners, in- cluding a number of civilians, members of other regiments and naval ratings. The funeral party was in charge of Captain A.N. Lewis of the Headquarter Wing, other officers present being Cap tain S.C. Renny, and Lieuts. A.H. Melaine and F.N.V. Tegear.

The first part of the funeral service was read in the Cemetory Chapel and the graveside cere mony was also conducted by the Revd. G.F. Stopford, Chaplain of the Forces. Among those present besides representatives of de- ceased's regiment were Messrs. W. Greig, R.A. Ramsey, J.D. Proven, H.G. Cooper and R. Dickson of Kowloon Dock Recreation"

the Club.

With the interment, the pipes burst into the final bars of the "Flowers of the Forest," while the firing party, under R.S.M. Parkin. son, fired the three volleys and the bugles sounded the list, post, followed after a minute's interval by the Reveille.

Eventually the robbers were in- duced to come out to the street where they were surrounded and placed under arrest.

Two robbers were killed during the battle, but the police also suf- fered one casualty.

་་

PROMINENT VISITOR.

PRESIDENT OF PHILIPPINES SENATE.

The Hon, Manuel L. Quezon, President of the Philippines Senate, is a passenger on board the Empress of Asia, travelling with a party of friends on a pleasure trip to China

Mr. Quezon, who is well known for his Chinese sympathies, was entertained at lunch yesterday at the Hongkong Hotel by Mr. Ko Leong-hoo, of the Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., and a number of well-known Chinase gentlemen were invited to meet the distinguished guest.

Amongst those present were. the Hon. Sir Shauson Chow, Hon. R. Kotewall, Dr. S. W. Tso, Dr. Ar- thur Woo, Dr. S. N. Chau, Messrs. P. Y. Lo and Li Chor-chi

AMERICAN CONSUL.

LEAVES CANTON FOR LEAVE IN AMERICA.

Missions to be Unmolested. The other says. "At a meeting of the Nationalist Government on May 13, Wu Chao-chu (Minister of Foreign Affairs) brought for ward a telegram from Dr. David Z. T. Yui requesting, the Nationa- list Government to protect Chris tinn religious organizations and. members of the Christian Church, The public is hereby notified that special care must be taken to dis- criminate between the slogans "Down with Imperialism"" and "Down with Foreigners and Re- Wreaths were sent by the follow-ligion." While it is the duty ofd ing:-Officers Second Battalion the aim of the Nationalists to

Canton, July 10. K.O.S.B.; N.CO.'s and Men, A. 5ght Imperialism, it is also the

U.S. Consul General Jenkins Company; Signal Section, Serge duty of the Nationalist Govern- ants Mess, Headquarter Wing: ment to afford to the public the who has been in charge of the

of religion, be Canton consular office for

more Kowloon Dock Staff; Lieut... A.IL right of freedom

the they, Chinese or foreigners. All than three years sailed on | MacLaine (Signal Officer).

concerned are hereby warned that afternoon boat for Hongkong to any action adopted with a view to connect up with a Dollar Line causing trouble with missions will steamer for Manila. He will then not be allowed to pass with im- proceed to his home state,. North punity. The local officials are Carolina, which he is visiting hereby ordered to take note to this while on leave of absence. proclamation and to take special precautions to see that it is obey. ed to the letter,"

LATE MR. J. L. DE S.

ALVES..

11

THE FUNERAL. "..

The funeral passed the Monu. ment at 5.46 p.m., there being a large number of relatives and friends in the cortege.

No Mercy.

..

BOYCOTT WEAPON-

MEXICO FOLLOWS CHINA'S EXAMPLE,

Orders that foreign property in Chekiang now occupied by Chinese troops and riff-raf be immediate- ly evacuated, and forbidding any

Mexico City, July 11. further gecupation, of foreign pre-

The Mexican Foreign Office has mises, have been issued by the Chekiang Martial Law Headquar-issued a circular to Mexican Consuls that abroad instructing them to report ters, and proclamations to effect have already been posted on the names of foreign firms dealing foreign owned property in many with enemies of the Calles Guvern- towns of the province, according ment. The information is sought

certain riff-raff have even dared to despoil their graves.

The graveside ceremony, after the Chapel, service in the Roman Catholic Cemetery, was carried out by the Revd. Father Spada, Essisted by Father Rossi.

present Among those

were Messrs. J. A. S., A. A., A. B. Sy and C. M. S. Alves, sons, as Chief to news received here yesterday, in order to place an embargo on the Mourners, with six grandsons Police and military are command- properties of the guilty firms in and six nephews, G. P. Lammerted to see that the proclamation is Mexico and boycott them--Reu- E. V. M. R. de Sousa, R. Basa, W.

enforced, Severe punishment is ter's American Service. Logan, J. P. Braga, N. Braga, promised for any disobeying the E. M. N. de Silva, Leo D'Almada, proclamation, which says: "On no J. M. Remedios, J. M. Alves, H. consideration must mercy be ex- Ruttonjee, L. L. Lammert, Dr. Etended" to those ignoring the com- Kew, C. A. R. Assumpeno, J. M. Rocha, F. Rocha, F. Roza, D. P. f. mand. The proclamation, which is signed by General Chow Feng- Lopez, P, M. Graca, E. J. Figuer-chi, says: ado, C. A. Da Roza. Dr. F. M. G. Ozorio, Dr. B. 0. Spusa, Dr. L. tala, and foreigners' dwellings this "In respect to churches, hospi- Sousa, Leo, D. A. Castro, A. B. Fis to certify that every protection Silva Netto, H. Seth, M. Simoes, F. P. V. de Soares, C. M. Soares, W. Stopani, Sisters of the Italian Convent and Committee and Mem- bers of the Lusitano Club. The flag of the Lusitano Club and the Club de Recreio were flown at half must during the ceremony.

Wreaths were sent by Miss A, Alves (daughter), Mr. and Mrs. Alves, Grandchildren, Nephews, Shanghai Friends and all whose pames are mentioned above as be ing present.

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"If this la indeed the case- that our commands are being lightly esteemed and even moral pressure,must be brought to bear, principles are disregarded-strict otherwise it will be quite impos- must be afforded and forcible oc-sible for foreigners to dwell in cupation and damage must not be safety and the state of friendship permitted..

cannot be maintained.

"General Chiang Kai-shek, also "The whole body of military and the two commanders Ho Ying- police officials must strictly pro- ching and Bei Chung-hsi, have al-vide adequate protection. Hence ready on several occasione issued forth anyone found guilty of obey. striet injunctions on this matter. ing this command must be severely "Just lately it has come to my punished without delay. On no natice that even at the present consideration must mercy, be ex- time private and public property tended. belonging to the foreigners is still "I hope the military and all the being unlawfully seized and their people will strictly obey the orders goods

appropriated. Moreover, of the proclamation."

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