'A Kompo coolie, Chang Chi-chung, made hie appearance before Judge Tehn C. H, Wa at the Speetil Pro-{visioral Court Tharschiy morning lon a charge of stealing a package Japanese salt fish from the premises of the South Manchuria Wharf Ca, on Wednesday.
Byidenes was given by a Japanese loversecr, the complainant in the leate, who said that he called an Indian watchman to arrest occu Judge said that, according to! the agreement for the rendition of the Mixed Court, complainant, being citizen of a nation enjoying exicaterritorial rights, had the option lof asking for a remand in order that the ease could be heard by Judge in the presence of the Japan-
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Complainant said that he desired to waive his rights and requested that the case should be heard at Mr. A. J. Martin, the Senior Consul's deputy, said he had no object jon and so the case was proceeded, with.
'A Sikh watchman said that Jaid not witness the actual ste: thut he saw the salt fish in accused's The Judge seid "You know the roles of the Court, If you commit perjury you are liable' to receive punishment between the second and Court cannot Tam a British subject Accused denied that he stole the salt fish and said that he had wrong-{fully been accused.
The Judze—You have been con-
\vieted on three Do you mean to Not necessarily, The Judge—Twonty days,
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