Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-29
Re CRIME.
We A REMEDY THAT Is
EFFECTIVE,
Cruel-How the Acknowledged
and Punish Perpetrators Of
Jurisdiction of the Con-
4 Foreign Powers.
rnneiseo ChronielA

IF Foreign Powers.
raaeisco Chr0aiclA
opsuls deal with Ameri-
I'm China, and for years
ass OF Chinese here, who
by toe highbinders, have
hat their own consulate
10 deal with the thugs Of
according TO the way az
ged i'm China. There is
hlnese I'm Chinatown who
eff the Consul General
hority 10 punish Chinese
would see these things
ky"
been frequent expressions
nent in Chinatown since
iss6aR excitement. A re-
I'd yesterday into the inter
ion Of how sings would
an arrangement were made.
King Owyang, who Is a
mt official and a graduate
So
lty does not give Chinese
merica criminal Jurisdiction
American COnsuls in China.
linese interests are involved,
les TO mixed court; II not,
r Court has Jurisdiction. II
power, the highbinder soci-
not last five days"
consul smiled a little scorn-
said: 1--WE look on the
trying criminals here as a
TO not wish to.cast any rehec-
ny officers OF the courts, but
ID itself is a farce. / cannot
methods Of procedure would
That might depend on the
of the treaty. However, u
to tails about it, as the change
ably never be made. IL is a
involving extra territorial
nd one which 1 do not care to
urther."
intelligent and well-educated
10 Chinese, who wanted his
withheld, gave an interesting
as 20 what the Chinese Consul
would do II high0inding doings
y Of his business.
n sure that be would take
Z them out Co a cemetery and
ate them every week or two, or
EN- home 90 China for execution,
3 intelligent little man. eve
M be glad 90 see it done, but as
Consul General is pOwerless TO
hing"
new just how things would be
III Chinese procedure could only
ed. According 90 the principles
sse government the whole local
community would be responSi-
The behavior of it's members. IL
sa shot another every Chinese
,e interested in promptly appre-
, the murderer and turning him
the authorities. III ne escaped
police could not End him very
a lot of the mau's friends, and
.dy else whose Incarceration
be effective, would be calmly
lp IN the consular prison until
lrit was produced. IL a comics
rs waF ed FROM the man, and he
TO- tef What is wanted, he would
y BEG lnaup by thumbs or
6uadre& or 80
rise tortured until he .
There would be little .
oss of his head, and /
ution Of accomplices. 1
.iety would only last a
ais sort Of a thing 10
tn place OF organized
defence of criminals,
"a general bustling 90 get
cd is cruel, " said the Chi
is very effective. In Can
+ over n million people,
lt been a murder In two or
~jte in contrast TO China
somebody is murdered ev-
dSss, with rarely q murderer /
and one executed every few
dice would gladly resign the
20 the calm, swift
p ways OF a Chinese magistrate
city would be saved many thou
court and price expenditures
or. With every Chinese a bond
eighb0r, an executiOucr'S keen
angling In the consulate aud an
ll beheading In the cemetery,
gn, would quickly be ss secure
serene heights OF Mob Hill.
jerism would not last tive
Ina, explained the intelligent
"ii murderer should es-
alher aud mother might be
Z he was not found or did not
igiye himself up to save them.
ne was great they might be
pyhow. The theory is that
have trained their son bet
re responsible for his crimes.
'r should be killed or some
like that committed, the
to district might be held
same way on the same
murders and black
nder societies would
ikthe Consul General
Ithority, and all the Chi
and heather, would be
lrly 10000 Chinese in
and OF this number
ly two or three thouS-
to various highlander
20 the low crim-
Chinatown. They
= lowest levels Of the
a, and many Of them
e and constituencies
There are on a par