SHIPPING DISASTER

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2175, 13 June 1914, Page 5

SHIPPING DISASTER

REPOKTKD LOSS OF CANADIAN ' OOVIiUSMHNT STEAMER. By Tslesruptt— Af^cla.tjGn^rvDyrtff^it (Uec. Jtiiio 12, (),36 p,.in.) Halifax (Nova Scotia), Juno 11. It is reported that .the Canadian Government. steanicr MouuiKigny has beaft lost, bv.t tinr stateiiieist, lacks coiifintwt ion. JAPANESE NAVY SCANDALS ... TRIAL OF CIVILIANS BEGINS. (Rec. Juno i;i, 0.33 p.m.) Tokio, June 12. The triu! of the civilians in 'coilnoetic:) with the Japanese Nary scandals has begun, nisi Mowinoiiifi liianswer af the Sion.BfiS-Se!vukfi.fi Company, stated tint when Kichier's papers foli ii:t<j the Lauds of' Router s- ■ cOrrsspoJiciS.i'it (Pofiiey), ha appealed ip tlio 'Cfcf'm.a:n Aou>riun"iH to induce Groat Britain to persuade 'Ileutert no' in publish them, ont his re.'rjMsi; was refused, A letter was produced showing that tho Gcnuaii-Asiai ie Mask was authorised to pay Mivl'ooio.v $25,!.)0£). Herrmann adinifiod that ire paid £3000 to tho llong • Kong-Shanghai Bank when he received tho papers from Pooley. Cari liiehter was ss'nt<srii®l' t$ two ywirs' imprisonment at Berlin for jlfwri-fttt sUiiert certain i!ocu»nonts Troisi tho Tokio effica of tSifs. Sienigns.-fehstkif'r't fi6rii:ptt:ny Poblcsji was formerly .Renter's tive at Torino,' ««! iVas iKimcilin the Japanese Parliament as befog involved in Mil! uoval swiwlal coiicerped with the corruption of a high official in the Japanese Admiralty by a Octinaa iim.