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THE HONGKUNG TELEGRAPH.

HOTEL INCIDENT.

CASE OF CHINESE BROKER CONTINUED.

TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1928,

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The Court room was packed with A series of incidents occurred! spectators, some of whom had to yesterday afternoon and evening be turned out for lack of accommo-in, the Central Districts and Yau dation, when the case of Yu Yan, mati resulting in some arrests, a broker from Ice House Street, none of the incidents being serious who is charged with demanding however, owing to the watchful money with menaces from a Chiness of the polico. nese woman, WAS again before

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In previous evidence, defondant firm, was arrested on Wellington had said his relations with the Street while delivering an anti- woman were of an intimate charac- Japanese speech to a large crowd, Carrying His Majesty's Malls, will ter which justified his subsequent utging them to boycott the Japan: bo despatched from this Port bu or about TUESDAY. the 22nd MAY, conduct at a meeting at the Briese and not to work for them. press Ilotel. The prosecution On the same street later in the 1928 at NOON taking Cargo for. then produced a 'man who claimed afternoon a mob of 40 or 60 Chi the above Porta.

They to have taken her from a brothel nese attacked a Japanese.

Silk, Valuables and Tea for and married her as his concubine, knocked off his hat and trampled

This was denied by Mr. Hin-on it, but fortunately a Chinese Italy, France and London (under ahing Lo, for the defence, who detective appeared on the scene arrangement), will be transhipped yesterday proposed to call a num- and broke up the crowd, arresting at Bombay Into the Mail Steamer ber of sub-poenaed witnesses to one of the assailants.

proceeding direct to Marseilles A female propagandist is re-and London. rebut this and other claims.

ported to have passed along Holly- wood Road during the afternoon.“ Parcels will be received at this He first produced Tsang Yuk-denouncing the Japanese and dia Office until 6 pm, the day before tang, Manager of the Wing Fattributing anti-Japanese pamphlets sailing. The contents and value

A somewhat serious Ineldent Company, the syndicate operating Ming Yuen Garden estate, who occurred near the Yaumat! Ferry of all packages must be declared. For further particulars, Apply emphatically denied any know-wharf where two Chinese with ledge of the man who claimed to white banners on which were in-to

slogans, MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co., be the husband of the girl, and scribed anti-Japanese

Agents. who now said he was Manager of attracted a large crowd whom they

regaled with their taunts against Hongkong, 18th May, 1928. the Wing Fat Company,

A the Japanese in general. Witness admitted, however, that polica patrol passing about that he knew the second witness, Wan time took a hand in the game

Man Not Known.

Man-kai, who was for some time and after a threat at opposition, POLITICAL PRISONERS. provisional treasurer of the syndi-some of which developed, succeed- cate; but that was only during aed in arresting the two orators.

transitory period when the syndi- A Chinese who tried to force MAY BE HOUSED IN CANTON cate was entering upon a scheme his way into the Tokyo Hotel after- of recapitalization.

being held up by a Chinese detec-

Mr. Hin-shing Lo explained that tive at the doorway, was arrested he called this evidence to rebut after a struggle. He claimed to certain claims by the two wit-be visiting a Chinese friend there. nesses mentioned, the one having wrongly stated he was a prospec- tive Chief Manager of the Company

and the other its Treasurer."

He asked the Court to consider a point of perjury which he was proposing to take up, against the two witnesses, in this connexion. His Worship sald he would note the point.

Defendant's Evidence.

A Praya Incident.

REFORMATORY.

Mr. Lo Man-cheung, Chief Judge

of the Special Court of Justice, Canton, has submitted a proposal to the Branch Political Council, About eight o'clock inst night, requesting that the Commitice of Reconstruction be instructed to near the Tung On Wharf, a young draw plans for the organisation Chinese apparently A

student started to deliver a lecture on the and formation of a reformatory Tainanfu Affair, and gathered for the purpose of converting around him a large crowd of idlers. Political offenders who are held in Unfortunately he took to denounc-custody for political offences of ing Chiang Kai-shek for what he less serious matures

Such offenders, if permitted to termed his "weak mindedness" in not holding out in Tsinan, and ask-go free, will certainly resume their At an earlier stage, defendant,ed his audience to shout for the machinations against the govern- cross-examined by Mr., R. Adownfall of the southern lender. ment; to sentence them to death Wadeson, admitted that he had The crowd did not seem to see would be an inhuman net. Article drawn only $100 commission since eye to eye with the speaker and No. 33 of the local laws, provides the beginning of the year earned someone shouted that he was a that in certain circumstances it is as a broker for Kilting and Coni- Japanese propagandist. This got permissible to attempt to convert pany. On this commission and on the rest started and a number of offenders, to the correct political a private income which he recely them made a rush for the speaker viewpoint, and it would appear ed from the country, he was able who had the presence of mind to that the establishment of a re- to carry on for that period. take to his becls in the excitement. formatory would best meet such

He was questioned in regard to Followed by a howling mob of needs. the Emprens and Taishan Hotels, Street into Mercer Street and from and was then confronted with anthere to Jervois Street when, ex-year in connexion with the com- other wirl.

hausted, he took refuge in a shop,munists trouble, were of the in- Mr. Wadeson: Did you obtain

During his flight many stones telligent class. They were ignor money from this girl?

were thrown at him some of themant of the right principles, and Defendant replied that he knew reaching their objective with the re-consequently were, mislead into sult that he was found to be bleed-Jespousing the wrongful cause of her to be a woman of easy virtue ng profusely. Having cornered the communists whom they follow- but dented he had anything to do their man in the shop some of the ed blindly.

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scene and cleared the moh from the adopted to suit the standards of Mr. Wadeson disagreed. He said shop, and conveyed the injured man education of the individual offen- that his object was to prove that to the hospital." the defendant had been living on the earnings of these girls,

Re-examined by Mr. Lo, defen-from an adjacent floor, and when dant dented, with reference to the he went up to her it was to give ineident at the Empresa Hotel, that her a good scolding.

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