Attorney's Appeal dismissed The appeal fled by Yen Loo-ching, [Chinese attorney-at-law, against his }30-month imprisonment and $800-fine Jsentence was dismissed by the Third Branch Kiangsu High Court on Tuesday (Sept. 25)
Yen was sentenced by the Lower Court on the charge of having extorted $2,000 from Dr. Tang Ching-Yoh, and a further charge of having Jattempted to extort $60,000 from three well-to-do shop proprietors in the Hongkew District.
The case arose out of the prosecu-with being concerned in the $12,000 robbery at the offices of Messrs. Seth, /Mancell & McLure, Avenue Edward }VIL. Tt was alleged that, before the four suspects were brought up for trial, Yen, representing the. com-Ipradore of Messrs. Seth, Mancell MeLure, the complainant, tried to, extort sums of money from the Jsuspects' families with intimidation.
Six Indians appeared in HM. Police Court last Wednesday morning before the Registrar, Mr. IT. Morris, Jeoncerning the recent brawl in East HYuchang Road, which has. resulted Im one Indian dying, and three still in hospital suffering from injuries, Jone of whom has both his arms broken. After hearing a brief outline lof the ease and evidence of arrest uring the morning, the Registrar remanded the six accused. The ast two named are still in hospital Jand have not yet been charged.
The six who appeared before the Registrar are Tara Singh, Bulwant Singh, Kartar Singh, Lal Singh, Munsha Singh, and Nand Singh. Thakar Singh," another Indian involved in the fight died last Sunday. [The three Indians who are still in hospital as a result of the Aght Narain Singh, Maja Singh, and Bara Singh.
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