414  APPENDIX  B
the  death  of  Miss  Loura  Leslig,  alias  Cossette  Denvers,  a  Cuban
subject,  aged  thirty-two  years,  who  died  in  bed  at  her  residence,
between  the  hours  of  10.30  and  11.30  p.m.,  the  5th  inst.,  fro#
laudanum  poisoning.
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The  Coroner  brought  in  a  verdict  that  deceased  came  to  her
death  on  December  5,  1906,  between  the  hours  of  10.30  and
11.30  p.m.,  by  taking  an  overdose  of  laudanum,  self-administered,
with  suicidal  intent.

GERMAN  CONSULAR  COURT
Shanghai,  December  7,  1906
Before  Mr.  L.  Heintze,  Vice-Consul
The  Muzzling  Order
V.  Blinkman,  No.  72,  Range  Road,  was  charged  with  allowing
his  dog  to  be  at  large  unmuzzled  on  the  Range  Road  on  the  3°*
ultimo,  contrary  to  Municipal  Regulations.
Inspector  Bourke  stated  the  nature  of  the  charge.
Defendant  was  fined  $3  or  in  default  one  day’s  detention.

JAPANESE  CONSULAR  COURT
Shanghai,  December  7,  1906
Before  Mr.  D.  Yamamoto,  Police  Magistrate
Breaking  the  Rules
One  Nejita  was  charged  with  keeping  a  house  of  entertain
ment,  to  wit,  a  shooting  gallery,  at  No.  513,  Miller  Road,  witho u
a  license  and  contrary  to  Municipal  Regulations.
Inspector  Bourke  stated  the  nature  of  the  offence.  .  e
Accused  was  severely  cautioned  and  ordered  to  close  t
place  at  once.

Shanghai,  December  4,  1906
Before  Mr.  D.  Yamamoto,  Police  Magistrate
Jack  Ashore
A  festive  sailor  from  the  N.Y.K.  steamer  Chiyoda
named  M.  Yasuda,  was  charged  with  having  been  drunk  a