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13, 1937.

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LATEST CABLED

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New York, July 12.

The following quotations on the New York commodity exchange are Issued by Renter:

October

December

New York Colton

12.40/41

12.37/37

12.32/33

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July

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Giants Beaten By Philadelphia

New York, July 12. Philadelphin whipped the New York Giants in the National League to-day, six to three, thus cutting down the average of the Lengue's second rank- ing team of the moment.

Brooklyn's game with Boston was postponed on account of rain.

St. Louis made up for yesterday's serious double-header loss to Pitts- burgh by cutting down the Pirates attacks, hitting 11 and scoring six. Pirates hit 11 also, but could only score five.

The Chicago-Cincinnati game was also cancelled, but the Cubs are still well out ahead in the League table.

The only two fixtures in the Ameri- Cleveland against League, Chicago, Philadelphia against New Yorit, were both postponed because of rain.-Reuter.

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JAPANESE PAINTINGS

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Speeches were delivered by HE. the Governor of Macao, Dr. A. Tagmanini Barbosa, Father Patricio representing His Lordship the Bishop

Licut. A of Macao

A. Oliveira, Chair- nian of the

Chairman of the Santa

The display of Japanese paintings L. Gomes Municipal Council, Capt.

view.

advertised to start to-day at the Casa da Misericordia, Mr. Fan Kit- Japanese Club, Is a very small one pang, Chairman of the Chinese only a dozen or su wurka being on Chamber of Commerce, Mr. P. Lobo

and Mr. D. Rod

D. Rodrigues, all culogized Dr. Soares whose execilent work In interests of the Portu-

the guese Colony is beyond question.

Dr. Soares will leave Macao on SL. July 22 and his work in the Raphael's Hospital will be carried on by Dr. A. Correa Nunes-Our Own Correspondent.

Mr. Yoshikado Okunish!, an artist himself, is in charge and can point out the fine points in the pletures They are typical Japanese studies very attractively done on silk and selling at very reasonable prices. Outstanding are a delicate mountain scene and a fishing pond.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SEVENTH ANNUAL

Amateur Photographic

Competition

JUNE AUGUST, 1937.

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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

(Agents Phone Numbers Given.) PRESIDENT CLEVELAND (Dollar) Wharf. from Manila, noon, Kowloon 28171.

PRESIDENT DOUMER (M.M.) from Shanghal, p.m., Kowloon Wharf. 20081. SAILED YESTERDAY

(Agents Phone Numbers Girez)· FOORHING (J.M.) for Honkuhe Bay, 7:15 am. Kowloon Dock. 30311.

HAI HING (Theresen) for Singapore, p.m., D.10, 30237.

VESSELS DUE

ACHILLES (B. & S.), July 20. AFRIKA (EA.C.), July 21. ANNA MAERSK (Jabson), July-20. HUTAN (P. & 0.), July 10. CLAUS RICKMERS (Jabson), July 10. CHAKSANG (J.M.), July 18, CHICHIBU MARU (N.Y.K.), July 23. BIMLAND (Jebsen), July 17, EURYPYLUS (B. 8.), July 15. EMPRESS OF JAFAN (C.P.B.), July 10.

OF EMPRESS

RUSSIA (O.P.8.), July 15.

FDERUN (Malchers), July 18. HARUNA MARU (N.Y.K.), July 10. HOSANG (J.M.), July 18

10.

KAMO MARU (N.Y.K.), July £2. MARCHEN MAERSK (Jebreň), July

NICEPO DE LARRINAGA (Jebxon), July 17.

NORVIKEN (J.M.), July 14. PATROCLUB (D. & 8.), July 10. RAKUYO HARU (N.Y.K.), July 20. SILVER WALNUT (Furness), July 10, SINNINGTON COURT (folchers),

July 18.

TAKSANG (J.M.), July 20,

TAI YANG (Dodwell), July 17, TAIYO MARU (NY.K.), July 19. TARIFA (Thoresen), July 10. TATSUTA MARU (N.Y,K.), Aug. 5. THESEUS (D. & 8.), July 14. TILAWA (P., & 0.), July 1b. TJIKARANG (J.CJI), July 19, TJINEGARA (J.G.J.L.), July 20. THIKENBANG (J.C3.6), July 81. TRIANON (Thoresen), July 19,

S.S. TILAWA

PROMINENT (JM) for Canton, 10 and Co., will leave Amoy for longkang

p.m.. B.. 39311.

ARRIVING TO-DAY

(Agent Phone Numbers Given) AGAMAMNON (B. & S.) from Shang hal, & p.m., Holl's Wharf. 30331.

from: Canton, 10| DAVIKEN (J.M.) n.m., 2. 30311..

YASUKUNI MARU (N.Y.K.) from Straits, daylight, Kowloon Wharf. 30201,

SAILING TO-DAY

3)

(Agent Phone Numbers Civos) HAIYANG (Dougins) for Amoy, p.m., Ca's Wharf. 28037.

ISLAMI (J.M.) for Japan, avon, Kow:

aan Whurt. 30311.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND (Dollar) for America, midnight, Kowloon Wharf.

28171.

PRESIDENT DOUMER (M.M.) for Europe, 11 eat., Kowloon Wharf, 20051. TISAROEA (3.C.) for Jass, 11 .m., A.11. 28015,

ARRIVING TO-MORROW

(Agents Phone Numbers Gison) YUNNAN (B. & S.) from Shanghai,] At West Point. 30331.

SAILING TO-MORROW

(Agents Phone Numbers Given.) AGAMAMNON (B. & S.) for Europe, Holt's Wharf, 30331.

DAVIKEN AJM) for Shanghai, P. H.

30311. FUKUKEN MĀRU (0.9,K) for Amoy, 4 pin Co's Wharf. 28001.

MURDER CHARGE DEATH OF CAPTAIN D. L. CAMPBELL.

when

The 4.4. Tilawa, Mackinnon, Mackenzie

this afternoon and is due on Thursday afternoon.

M.S. CREMER

The motor ship Cremer, K.I.M. Line, will leave Hongkong for Singapore, Penang and Belawan Doll at pm, on Thursday, July 22,

M.S. TJISADANE

The motor ship Tilsadane, J.CJ.L Line, will leave Hangkong for all and Java vin Manlia, Cebu and Macassar at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, July 20.

PASSENGER LIST

The following passengers arrived here from Maniễn" by the President Cleveland yesterday:

Mr. G. Adamson, Mr. U. Cray, dira.

Chang, Mr. A. Dizon, Mr. J. Ellis, Mr. G. Bull, Mr. C. Hennigs, Mr. W. Juhnion, Mins 0. Lewis, Mr. L. Ling, Str. D. Locsin, Mr. K. Mashing, Miss I. Marther, Mr. P. Noble, Mrs. T. Penns fel, Miss V. Penafiel, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robertson, Mr. J. Richmond, Mr. Y. Shulpe. Mr. V. Shipway, Mrs. Sabater, Mins Sabater, Mr. W. Sin, Miss A. Trillo, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Zandt, Mr. H. Wade, Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitesides and Mair. R. Whitesides.

gun-shot wounds, shock and haemorr- bage.

Witness went on to describe the three wounds found on Capt. Camp- accused, who had shot himself, and bell's body, and also those found on

the Chief Officer.

Mr. A. S. Russell, marine surveyor of the Chinese Maritime Customs, testified to having identifled the body of Capt. Campbell at the Kowloon Mortuary on January 12.

Evidence of finding a spent 45 re- volver bullet a driver of the spare cabin adjoining Capt. Camp- bell's room on the cruiser was given by Mr. A. Gowdy, now commanding the Cheung Keng.

The Chief Omeer, Chui Chang- The tragic death of Captain Dou keoh, gave evidence that he was glas Lorne Campbell, aged 27. late shot by defendant, After relieving commander of the Chinese Maritime Captain Campbell from the bridge Customs cruiser Cheung Keng, was he said, he was served with a cup recalled at the Central Magistracy of tea by defendant who seemed tå yesterday afternoon,

Chung be normal. About half-an-hour lat Chi-cheung, aged 22, former cabin er he heard two sifols coming from boy of the cruiser, was charged with somewhere under the bridge and was his murder before Mr. K. Keen. The about to send someone to investigate case was taken for committal.

when defendant appeared on the bridge Mr. E. H. Williams. the Acting the right hand.

ladder holding a revolver in Crown Solicitor, prosecuted. Defen-witness twice, Although he was dunt was not represented. An arm struck by both bullets he did not lose ed constable stood beside him in the dock.

Defendant shot at

consciousness and saw defendant teaving the bridge. A few minutes The case for the prosecution was after this he heard another shot be- that Capt. Campbell was on dutying fired somewhere below him. He of January was attended on board and taken to during the early hours

on the cruiser's 11 when the cruiser was at Sam Kowloon Hospital Mun, in Bins Bay. At 6.45 am. de-there were 12 revolvers and alx rifles arrival in Hongkong. He added that fendant called the Chlef Officer, Chuf Chang-kech,

relieved Capt. on board the Cheung Keng. Two of the 12 revolvers were Webley pistols noticed about defendant's manner, and these were used by Capt. Camp- At 7.20 am. the bo'sun saw the cap-bell and himself. When the cruiser Lain, this being the last time he was was out on patrol the pistols were hung on nnits in their respeċive seen alive.

who

Campbell. Nothing strange

waA

Incident in October

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The first intimation the Chief om cabins. cer had that anything was amiss was

He knew of no reason why defen- when he heard two shots fired, seem dant should have shot him ingly from the direction of the Cap- tain's cabin. This was about 8 am. Captain unless it was as a result of At when the vessel was passing outside an occurrence in October last. Futauman Pass, on its way to Hong-that time witness had not joined the kong. He was about to see what cruiser and defendant was in charge When witness took up was the matter when defendant came of the mess. up to the bridge ladder with a .45 his work on the boat he took over charge of the mess from defendant. Webley pistol in his right hand. The latter had never complained Before he could say anything. deten- dont

fired at him from five feet about the change over, he added.

of the Lum Hon-kwan, seaman range. The Chief Officer collapsed, hit in the left arm

and stomach. Cheung Keng, stated that he saw de- Defendant then left the bridge and fendant shot the Chief Officer on He and a companion went to the dining-room. From January 11. there another shot was heard, a little were on the bridge with the officer. After the shooting, defendant turned while afterwards.

and said: "You

Li Ming, the boatswain, then took in their direction command blasts on his whistle to summon

of the vessel. and blew people need not be afraid I will not

police assistance. At 8.40 ..

shoot you."

a

Yu Yu, quartermaster, carroborat- police launch under Sergeant Head-ed Lum's statements. bridge arrived and took charge.

The case was then adjourned until The first witness called by the this afternoon.

Recently extradition proceedings Crown yesterday was Mr. B. Hump-instituted by the Chinese Govern- den-Church,

it being ruled

assistant Government

Marine Surveyor. He testifled to ment were quashed having taken measurements of the that the incident occurred in British

wniers. Cheung Keng, and produced reven

copies of plans of the vessel which he had made.

Detective-Sergeant T. G. Mackay, TOOLS NEED THIS OIL

police photographer, gave evidence! of taking three photographs on board the cruiser, and produced coples of them in Court.

Medical Evidence

Dn

Dr. G. II. Henry, medical officer- In-charge,

Kowloon Mortuary, of said he held a post-mortem 'examina- tion on the body of deceased January 12. The body was iden- tiffed, in the presence of witness and Sergeant W. Robinson of the police, as that of Capt. Campbell by Mr. A, S. Russell. The cause of death was

Keep working parts woll lubricated and free from Just--they'll

fast longer.

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