-C. Herald" Photos Almost Run Down Man Nearly Arrested by Two Judges The story of the Hongkong Courthouse clock has become a classic and has been told and retold in every quarter of the globe. It has been up to Shanghai or some other place a Ching to tell a better one, and Shanghai has striven valiantly and often has come near to claiming the Palm, but, by common consent, the Clock still' ranks" No." 1. Shanghai almost achieved the best one yesterday, because it is not every man who can' claim the distinction of being arrested by two of H. M. Judges act-Ing in concert, and that is what nearly happened to Wang Dong-chang—or possibly it should Sylvester K. Choy. 'The trouble, for purposes of history, is that he' was hot quite arrested, Judge A. G, Mossop had met Mr. Justice "Angus Parsons, of South Australia, "a relative of Mr.
Parsons of "Shanghai, and had been explaining to him how, by and large, Shanghai was very highly placed in the ranking lst as regards law-abiding citizens, but, as they walked down the steps of the Shanghai Club, all" right, and there was attired chauffeur at the wheel—and the car was beginning to move in the general direction of Henli, But "was not his chauffeur's uniform, nor his chauffeur in the" uniform which was not his chauffeur's The Rev. J. W. Nichols, D.D., was consecrated Suffragan Bishop of Shanghai, at an impressive service held at St. Mary's Chapel on Thursday mor ing. These pictures show consecration service,
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