It will n0 doubt be remembered that Frank Gordon, who described himself asa Spanish subject, was charged last August at the Spanish Consalate with having promoted gambling, in connexion with the Jeseficld Inn case," As a result, the scoused was sentenced to be deported from the territory within the jurisdiction of the Court within two monthe, and to pay the cost of the proceedings, amounting to Mexican $31.
Tu accordance with the jadgement Gordon left Shanghai, bat shortly before twelve o'clock on Wednesday morning, Detective-Sergeant Kennerly saw him in Nanking Road. Knowing that Gordon had been expelled, Kennerly arrested him and asked him whether he knew that he was not allowed in Shanghai. Gordon replied that he had only arrived that moroing by the E.&A.9, Essterm, and that it was
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