Berlin, September 11.
Chief Morenga has offered to submit to the Govarnment of German Southwest Africa, asking to be included into the Bondelzwart Agreement.
The German reply to the French proposal about a Franco-Spanish police force for Morocco ports for the time being, is discussed calmly by the semiofficial' French Press, while it is received in a rather angry tempe by the colonial Press, day.
'A aaron was charged yesterday at the Mixed Court with careless driving. Indian P. C. 216 said that accused took no notice of his signals, but nearly ran into him, Mr. Kahler stated that the mafoo was careless, and Mr. Tnoker, the occupant of the carriage at the time, blamed the police. The Court found that accused was to blame and fined him five dollars.
At the Japanese Police Court yesterday morning before Mr. D. Yamamoto, Police Magistrate, K. Togawa, of No. Foochow Road, was fined $5 for not having the necessary licence for hi private ricsha.—S. Tanaka, of Boone Road, was fined $2 for an assault upon native on September 11.—Four Japanese were fined $1 each for do-positing rubbish on the highway.
Mrs. Radkin, alias Viola of No. 53 Kiangse Road, was charged before Mr. E. Behrens, Vice-Consul, at the Russian Consular Court yesterday, with reckless driving at 6 p.m. on September 9. Inspector MacGregor stated that the defendant drove a dogcart into Szechuen Road from Hongkong Road at a fast pace and knocked down and injured two Chinese children. The difficult subject that has yet been gir to the world, Its value is ewhanoed by the plates accompanying it whic give, illustrations of the different hi of coins which have been in rogue in China down through the century. Beautifully reproduced specimens. of cash notes and of shoes " of ser are also. gi An article by Mr. E.T. Ww nese Penal Code sires evideos of much research in, speaking, little explored department Chinese lore. Tt. will well repay th careful study of all who desire to obtain a faller insight into the pecalante and idiosyncracies, past and pres tat the Chinese people, 'The late Dr. Faber, to whom all students of tome, are to deeply indebted, tak 9 Chinese Innguage, literature large portion of this number of the Journal with his' Contribution to the Nomenclature of Chinese Plants," the list of names being taken by him fro the Chinese 7x 3 a] EA first bone out it the seventeenth century again in several Ister editions. In the classification of the plants mentioned Faluable sistance has been render by Mr. D. McGregor, Superintendeot woman drove off. His Honour inflicted Moniipal——ea cel is inti f Parks and Shanghai 1 fine of $25 and cautioned the dofendant as to the manner in which she may valuable and learned article is that by drive in the fature.
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