Both of these patients were admitted to the Shinozaki Hospital, 66 Boone Road, instead of the} Municipal - Isolation Hospital. Another colo of smallpox which was recently - reported, but was not notified by the doctor, was:
Tumdra, © Kashing Road (number unknéwn)—Dr. Satomi This case was admitted to Dr. Satomi's private hospital, 6 Miller Road. prejudicing the preservation "of public health, to your attention, I have the honour to request. that) you will impress upon all Japan-20 medical-practitioners, Srstly, the importance of prompt _noti-sions must be upheld. In one case the Bench found it necessary to point out, that such earlier decisions might, hamper the exercise of justice and that consequently, fication, and secondly, the un-) the Court was in norway bound to desirability of treating acute com muni cable disease in private has pitals Ini the latter connexion, 1 also have the honour to request that you will be so good as to remind the Jep doctors. con-cored of the facilities afforded by, the Municipal Isolation Hospital' (as published in the Municipal Regulations), where patients may] be attended by their own doctor, and where a trained Japanese nurse is in attendance specially, for Japanese cases.
In conclusion, I have the honour to convey to you an expression of the Council's appreciation, in advance, of your valued co-opera tion, have the honour to be, Took upon earlier decisions as precedents, It would only take into consideration the facts of éadti particular case and would be guided by Jaw and equity.
Your obedient servant, E. 8. B, Rows, Acting Secreta 8. Yaoa, Esq, Consul-General for Japan.
Mixed Court Report for January.
Communication ' from Outside] Bodics.—While the hearing of what is commonly known as. the Ningpo Road Robbery Case was sub judice, a communication was} received from the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce requesting that the accused be handed to the Arsenal Authorities. The Court characterized writings of this description og a criminal atthe free in this case when it wag remember. ed that the ease against four of the ten accused was withdrawn by the prosecution and the charge against two of the remainder was dismissed. In view of the fact that} this custom appeared to be tolerate ed by certain other Chinese Courts; in spite of the theoretically independent status of the modern Courts in Ohina, and as assuvancoa had been given by the offenders, that this practice would cease, no further would' be] taken on his occasion, but any similar offence in form the subject matter of a criminal charge.
Unrepresented Foreigners.—Ot} the thirty foreigners charged, two were found guilty of shoplifting and sentenced to. three and six months' imprisonment, respoctively, to be followed by expulsion in both' instances. The only other serious charge was one of larceny for which the Court imposed sentence of one month. The remaining 97 were charged with minor offences which were met with short terms of imprisonment, small fines or cautions.
Precedents.—On - several 00. casions during the hearing of Chinese civil actions, lawyers in their arguments referred to Court HE best safeguard against the chest and throat troubles due to changeable temporature is to take a fow Peps every day,"
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