Mr. Museo submitted that the trath had not be told regarding these men who had not appeared. The first witness should be put in Prison for contempt.
The Assessot—Chinese law, very lenient to relatives who shield members of their fantily wanted on criminal charges. Only recently a son who warned his father got off tightly.
Communications received from Dadanashvilli, showed that no one could leave Russia everyone had then refused him. He haw done new, without a po A it.
his best to get back by travelling over land. Presumably Dadanashvilli had been arrested and was now in gaol.
"I do not mean to say that this is connected with the activities of the opium monopoly in Vladivostok, that it has anything to do with preventing Dadanashvilli's return, but T have my own ideas on the subject," said Mr. Musso, "T believe that the monopoly up there is just as powerful as the unofficial opium combine in Shanghai. I must also say that I know Mr. Fishman has used his best endeavours to secure the presence of Mr. Dadana-
The Court directed that the case against accused should be heard to: Jday as distinct from that against the five persons summoned, only one whom had appeared. Accused was entitled to trial at the earliest opportunity. It was unfair that he should again be remanded. Previous remands had been necessitated by. the unfortunate illness of - Mr. Musso, a request that the prosecution wished to prepare their. cane mises. Wit to Dadanashe a farther s0uye 1e Pre-the Court sould of wait unt hour permission. he was able to return, Of those. alleged te have aided and abetted the cole two would be served again, and warrants would be issued for the other twos The man who had appeared would be admitted to $2,000 bail or shop security.
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