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TELEGRAPH,

GOLD BULLION.

SEMENOY LOSES SUIT FOR Y.1,050,000.

Tokyo. Ataman Semenov, for- mer leader of the Russian White Army, was defeated in a lawsuit which he had filed in Tokyo six claiming $1,050,000 years ago, worth of gold bullion. The Japan ese authorities here handed down the verdict that the bullion be- longs to the now defunct Siberian Government.

THURSDAY,

SILK MARKET.

MESSRS. T. E. GRIFFITHS FORTNIGHTLY REPORT,

Messrs. T. E. Griffith, Ltd., in their fortnightly report on the Canton raw silk market, under date July 31, state:

During the past fortnight an improved demand from Lyons has led to a fair turnover in Old Styles at

advancing prices Enquiries were especially for the lower grades of which stocks are The Gold bullion is now lying low, hence the rise in prices for without an owner in the Yoko-these grades; on the other hand a

bargain prices. hama Specie Bank. The Japanese few lots of Extra were sold at

authorities say they are bailed in their efforts to dispose of the money, declaring they have never handled a case of this kind before.

The gold bars, it is reported, were sent to Japan years ago for

With very little enquiry from New York, prices for New Styles remain unchanged.

4th Crop, We estimate crop to give 9/10000 bales good quality.

137th Extra

QUOTATIONS.

Europe.

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AUGUST 11.

1927.

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From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO", ANTWERP, LONDON, STRAITS

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SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports.

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.$1.110. "J .11,890.

procuring war supplies for the Siberian, White Army. At that time Ataman Semenov represent- ing the White Army, is said to have forwarded the gold to Major 11/13 t fer Ondre General Podtiaguin, military ut- tache to the Russian Embassy, but before the supplies were prepared for being sent to the Siberian front, the White Army was' de- feated by the overwhelming So-/18 N. 8. Extra Cench Ghous 81,215. Cos. viet forces, and the bullion N. 3. Improved Chope

030. Spot, amounting to more than $1,000,000 1/16. S. Crack Chags

20 N. 5. Extra Extra A$ 870. has remained without its definite 2 N. 5. Extra Extra AS, 960.

owner.

Some time later Semenov zought refuge in Japan, where he filed a suit with the Tokyo District Court against Major-General Podtiaguin, demanding the gold bars. Repre- sentatives of the former Far East- ern Government also filed a claim to the gold.

Demand Turned Down.

In 1925 Semenov's 'demand" was 6C'brg-Shmpta Det. 11 turned down by the authorities

21 Oct. 15 Curg- hmpta Ul. 23 here. Subsequently he appealed, 4and during the ensuing two years 20 Chrg- hmptn Nov.

Oct, 22 Uct.

Nov. 20 Crg-Shmpin Dec. 2

to own the million in goid.

13/18 Pell Exten favoris 13-16 Pellt Extrn 12/15 Best ler ordre Fav. Star $1.948. Con.

is nest for uzdre Favoris ...$1.005.

..$850 Nom. 13/18 Best fer onire

Americs.

:

...1.100.

Exchange (Ocial Rates).

44 11 at Tartsiri Credits Am New York. Credits

.50

4

DT title on, France. Stocka in Canton valimated

2/1

Ralen) 3.000

WOMEN ASSAULTED.

ALLEGATIONS AGAINST

SEVEN COOLIES.

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Per 8.5. Empress of Russia for C Manila, August 10--Miss V. Aemoloff, Mr. A. Assunniall, Mr. and Mrs. R. Allix, Mr. Ah Yau, Dr. Cl Best, Mr. D. Bluett, Mrs. S. E. Black, Mtr. S. Black, Miss L. Black, Mr. Chan Song, Mrs. Chun Oy, Mr. J. Fayant, Mr. E. Felinam, Dr. A. P. Gustilo, Mr. M. Hundeman, Mr. Th. Heyting, Miss. J. Hunter, Miss B. M. Hunter, Mrs. T. Hipolito and inf Mrs. S. Ikeda, Mr. C. G. Ihenson, Mr. Jo Ah Tin, Mrs. L. Kolomicty, Mr T. C. Kiang, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lisbon, Miss N. Laura, Mr. L. Lachland, Mr. Seven Chiuchew roalies were E. H. Lockwood, Mr. Lee Sik Kong, Miller, Miss J. Miller, Α.Ε. McGuira; Mtr. Mé Nov-huptn Nov. 2 several leading lawyers of Japan, charged before Major C. Willson Mrs. J. Nov. 18 Chaptn Nov. 16 divided. into three groups, fought Festerday afternoon with demand-Mes,

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her when she did not comply with Shippan, Mr. S. In, turning down the Semenov the demand. They were defended Stupel, Mr. J. Stenk, Mr. R. B: Shaw, demand, the authorities pointed by Mr. G. E. Hayward, while Mr. Mrs. Sy Ho, Mrs. T. She, Mrs. P. She, Mr. Sing Sam, Mr. T. Santos, Mr. out that the gold did not belong L. D. Turner represented the com- Tseng Tsung, Mr. T. A. Tores, Mr. to an individual but was the off-plainant..

Tso Ki Chung, Mr. and Mrs. H. Valiram, cial money belonging to the Si-

The woman stated that when the Uyada, Lt. C. Urwick, Mr. R. berian government, of which heen visited her floor, they used Mr. A. Valenzuela, Miss A. D. Walker Mr. Woo Lean Yean, Mr. J. R. was but a representative.

dire threats in an attempt to ex-wWzientek, Mr. Yang Shul Po, Mrs.

Expected Will leave Major-General Podtinguir, who tort money from her. In the C. S. Yaptangca, Mir. A. Yaptangca,

Steamers

From

on or about on or about is now in Paris, is reported to be suing assault she was severely Miss B. Yaptangea, Miss E. Scott B. concerned over the gold. He is beaten by all seven men, who Young, Mr. Yee Sok, Mr. F.

Baron Inchcape Samarang 11th Aug

11th Aug also reported to be planning the ware unable to escapo when her Zamoca.

Per 8.8. President Jackson for Gorjistan Java restoration of the influence of the screams brought, A number of

Manila, August 9-Mr. J. Ledesma, Tilmauoek JAVE, MOET 15th Aug anti-Soviet organization. In let-watchmen on the scene.

Major R. M. Mcdowil, Capt. Wm. M.

15th Aug TJIkini ters to his friends in Tokyo, the

White, Mr. B. Z. Cailles, Mr. Lee former Russian military attache

Heng, Miss Tio Tke, Mrs. Ong Chiet, saroen is said to have declared that the

Mr. A. Lovis, Mr. F. X. Alves, Miss Tjikembang gold, belongs to the Czarist govern.

Edith Watson, Mrs. Marshall M. Tjisondari Ingeleton, Rev. David A. Daly, S. J Tjitaroem ment.

Mr. John Damas, Mrs. John Dumas, preMtr.-Norman Dumas, Mr. B. F. Few, Tisolak

Mrs. B. F. Few, Mr. David French Tilkarang Mrs. David French, Lt. G. G. Gates, Tikembang

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an

was

was

Questions were put by the de-

it solicitor if fending

fact that 'the floor

immoral being used for

and' whether this purpose had any connection with the sence of the defendants on the Semenov is now said to be, in premises. Both these queries were financial difficulties. Once he denied. dreamed of restoring his

influence white

in Siberia,

In Financial Tangle.

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In further evidence, it was but he could not resist stated that ropes were used to the force of adverse circustances in the men before taking them from which he suffered. With his to the station.

The hearing was adjourned untilliams. headquarters at Nagasaki, Sem-

eney wandered through Siberia the 12th. and Manchuria almost aimlessly, recent reports said.

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ler, Mr. Harry W. Chang, Mr. Lee the Marunouchi Hotel in Tokyo, "By doing so the Ataman re- Fung Lai. Mr. Wong You Shan, Mr. where ne formed a plan to take a signed also front whatever rights Goddard S hand in the present China com- he held on the finances which had Mok, Mt. Chan Den, Mr. Wong Yuk Shec, Miss Agnės Mrs. Ma Ch Mr. Lincoin Wong, motion. He is said to have many been in Siberia and had been fan, Miss Lai Shong Ngut,

H. plans for execution, but the first transferred abroad. This money Stephen E. G. Chen, Mr. James question is money. That is the is not being considered by those Loo, Rev. Howard Campbell Mrs. reason, it is said, why he is stick-who sue for it as Government Howard Campbell, Miss Bath J. Craft, ing to the problem of obtaining money; it was deposited tempor- Miss Mary Cunningham, Mr. Moy the gold bars."

arily with Major-General Podtia-Ging, Mrs. Fong Shee, Mr. Moy Tsik Tsoi, Mr. Henry Chan Lang, Mrs. The fin) outcome of the case guin, then military attache in Chiu Shec, Mr. Mah Chong, Mrs. Ma will be ruled by the Supreme Tokyo, but these, amounts were Luung Shec. Mr. Mah Gare, Mr. W. Court. If the judgment is in favour collected and brought together by H. Heytman, Mr. Lui Tac, Mr, D. of Semenov, there will be no ques-the Siberian organization for the Morris, Mrs. D. C. Morris, Lt. A. U. H. tien as to the disposition of the purposes of struggle with com- Hacket Pain, Mr. Cho Maw Chat, Mr. Wong Ching Ning, Mr. W. Tur- gold. But if it is found to be belong munism.

ner, Mr. S. F. Foo, Dr. T. 1. Ko, ing to the defunct Czarist Govern

Mr. A. M. Birchall, Mrs. Tang Shun

Chiu King, Misa Ah So, Mr. ment, the question will arise if the Soviet Government is entitled to

"The money was collected at a Chin, Mr. Yip Kwan, Mr. Shu Leang, Leung Taze For, Mr. R. Gerzo- the gold. A claim probably would time when there. did not exist an

Mr. Lo Pak Chung, Mr. Kwak be made. The authorities here acknowledged Russian

Yaw, Mr. Li Chi Umi; Mika repeat that the ease is altogether ment of any description. The so-Yue Hong Wing, Miss Lo Kel Ying, bamling.

called Siberian organizations had Miss Lee Wal Yuen, Miss Wong Chun. Mies as their aim the of Miss Filing

Wai, munism from Siberia, in which Lei Shiu Ying, Miss Lei White Russian circles in Tokyo they had already succeeded in Miss Lo Kwai Hing, Miss Chan Chung

Ksen, Miss Li in Wai Fan, provide their version of the legal 1918. controversy now going on in Tó- "These organisations prove their Leung Chi Kwong, Miss Lo Wai Miss Cheung Hang Lan, Miss ample number of kel Wal, Miss Yeung Lai Ming, kyo for the possession of $1,050,000 rights by an in gold bullion lying in the vaults documents in which they give ex-Miss Taam Chui Wing, Miss Lol Chui

Lijn Wai Fan, of the Yokohama Specie Bank here. tensive information concerning the Kuen, Misa

Wong The verdict of Tokyo District creating of these funds and the Tai, Mr. Lui Wai Ming, Mr. Ma Chi Court against Ataman Semenov, passing of the rights to handle Fai, Mr. Chan Sik Pui, Mr.

Kwan Luen, Mr. Lei Chung Shang, declaring he was not the owner them.

Mr. Lat Lin Ying. Mr. Chan Sik Ping, of the gold, has brought the situa "The Semenov lawsuit was.

Char, Mr. Lau Kuen Mr. Teo Ting

Mim,

Lei tion to a crucial point, with Soviet teresting because it will show how Tat, Mr. Chan Yuk authorities and Soviet agents aeck-far it is possible to use the money, King Him, Mr. Mok Hong Shi. Mr.

W. K ing means by which they can ob- collected on Siberian territory for Tse Tung Chue, Mr.

ME. FO C. Tong Mr. Chung tain the money, originally intend-the struggle with communism and Man. ME. M. S. Tano, Mr. Holdt, Mrs. Mr. transferred abroad, for its origi. Miller, Mr. Wong Kin Ping, M ed to be used against them.

Kong. Shuk, Wing. Liout An explanation of the case was al purpose.

The Council of Representa Dyke, Mtr. Dyke. Mrs. L. C. H. Dyke, made in Tokyo by somebody who

C. declined, for obvious reason, to tives of Siberian organizations has Mr. P. N. So. Mr. K. H. Wong, Mr. . J. Nahas, Mr. S. be quoted by name.

never recognized the Communist S. S. Bame, Mr. Government In Siberia. Thus it Drukker, Miss W. Y. Wong, Mr. W is clear that we cannot agree to Andres, Mrs. Mary Andres, Mrs. W. 0. Brice, Mr. R. F. Chutter, Mr. H. R "In 1922 Ataman Semenov, an have the funde, gathered privately Hughes, Mr. L. A. Marsil, Mrs. L. A adventurous general, by agree-and not having any connexion Marsh, Mr. C. W. Noble, Mrs. C. W ment with the Council of Repre- with Government, funds, handed Noble Mrs. A. H. Page, Miss Kath lean Rutled Miss Lotta L Bland, Mr. Rukuro Inoue, Mr. sentatives of Autonomous Siberia, over to the Soviet Government." which is working and struggling Meanwhile the $1,050,000lies Ton Un to make Biberia free from com-in the bank vaults with authorities Mrs. W. A. Bade, Miss Florence Bads, Mr. A. A. Byran, Mrs. A. A. Byran, munism, handed over his tem scratching their heads and wonder- Mrs. C. C. Heise, Mr. John Chans

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