London, Dec. 16.
Telegrams from The Hague state that the Opium Conference has adopted resolutions brought forward by the British delegates recommending that the Governments participating in the Conference should punish persons illegally in of morphine, should restrict the traffic in such substances to medical and other legitimate purposes, and should take measures to restrict the import and export of morphine and cocaine into or from the countries participating, with their colonies and " territories of concession." They also recommend the speedy convocation of a conference of the Postal Union to frame regulations respecting the nature of substances transported. It was decided that resolutions concerning morphine should be applicable to opium used for medicinal purposes and to similar narcotics.—Reuter.
CHINESE RESOLUTION, London, Dec. 20.
Telegrams from The Hague state that the Opium Conference has adopted five resolutions brought forward by the Chinese delegates, demanding protection for China against contraband trade in opium and other drags, the prohibition of unlicensed sales and the suppression dens in foreign concessions.— informed that H. E.
yi last night received following telegram from the Hague
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