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IS IT THE CAPTAIN'S RIGHT?
"A case of considerable importance to the shipping community, especially shipmasters and their crews, came before the South Shields magistrates when a Board of Trade official named Thomas D. Romaines was summoned
by an Arab fireman named Ahmed Ali for an alleged assault on a Tues day.
SAINT'S RELICS DUG UP..
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A DYING DEPOSITION.
„ARGUMENT ON ADMISS-
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INTERESTING LEGAL PORT.
THE
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Mr. Jenkin went on to say that that no depositions could be taken there was no statement in the nosta, üthen.
nor any indication et ail that the Mr. Justice Wood: This is all Magistrate was about to take a state in-evidence I suppose?
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DISCOVERY OF MURDER.
"STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS."
--SITUATION IN AMERICA.
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ment from Lai Chun relative to an The Attorney-General: Yes. And Indictable offence Corang person next hornlig, about 9.45 on July accused thereof. The form of notice 2, they informed the Police that was underbtedly faulty. It was undepositions could then be taken fortunate that was 10, but the mis- The Chief Justice: Could and should. fortune could not be visited upon the The Attorney-General: Could, and The Acting Chief Justice, Mr. prisoner. It was clear from the form I suppose should too. Justice Gompertz, and the acting in use in England that they appreciat Paisne Judge, Mr. Justice Wood, sated the kind of notice that should be case then had to get the prisoner. The Police officer in charge of the in Full Court yesterday to bear the given to the prisoner. The form He had to secure the attendance of legal point raised by Mr. F. C. used at home explained to the man a Magistrate. He had to fill in the Jenkin during the trial of Leung that there was to be a statement form. He had to collect a number Tai on a charge of murder, regarding made concerning a specific crime, of men for antification parede, the admissibility of a dying depos committed on such a date, and that and he had to go down to the Gov- tion. The prisoner was found guilty there was reason to suspect him of ernment Civil Hospital with this lot. by the jury but sentence was complicity. suspended until a decision had been
That all took time. At about 11 Mr. Jenkin said his first point was am prisoner was served with the given by the Full Court on the point that the notice was wanting in essen-notice and the depositions were raised.
tial facts with regard to information. taken. The medical officers were Opening his argument Mr. Jenkin His second point was that the notice quite uncertain how the man's sald this was a submission on was not reasonable in point of allow wound would develop, but it would point reserved by the Chief Justiceing prisoner sufficient time. Were not have been advisable to delay on Wednesday. The question turned the word "reasonable" not in the any longer. As a matter of fact the on the adurissibility in evidence section their Lordships would import man did not die until about ten against the prisoner of the dying deit, but the Legislature, in its care for hours later. There was no request positions made by the deceased at the the rights of the individual, had seen on the part of the prisoner for any Government Civil Hospital on July fit to insert it. The notice used here delay or for any opportunity to obtain 2. The facts were shortly these: did nothing more than introduce pri legal assistance. The submission of The prisoner was arrested at 6.30soner to a person about to make a prisoner's counsel was that they p.m. on July 1, on one of the deposition, and was not a notice could only construe the "reasonable RESTORATION WORK AT ANCIENT wharves. He was taken to the Cen-with the meaning of the section. time" from the point of view of the
tral Police Station and was detained "Reasonable time". must in custody thenceforward.
mean person accused. That was an in-. At or that the person against whom the possible construction. about 11 o'clock on 2nd July he evidence
They must During the work of restoration and arrived in custody at the Government a trial fce his life must have of the case. Notice was reasonable might be used in have regard to all the circumstances
Our problem is to create, a state of excavation now being undertaken at Civil Hospital, where a man Laue reasonable chance to question the if it was reasonable in view of all the
mind on the part of labour which will Rievaulx Abbey, Yerkshire, two Chan, the deceased, was then lying person about to accuse him. The circumstances. It must be reasonable some 15 years ago, and you had Shortened hours of work, and studied small leaden caskets, containing the dangerously ill from stab wounds. person about to be accused must he to the prisoner, but have regard also asked whether the ina Lion Or
Had chance taken you to Bayeux increase our productive capacity. relics of some saint, have been dis- The prisoner was handed a notice. treated as perfectly innocent and to the fact that the man lay at the would be comfortable, the gossips inefficiency, will not assist us in that covered under one of the altars which which was interpreted to him. have been laid bare. One of the notice was important because of its reason for his being there. Whening to get the statement at all they the constant quarrels of Boniface,publics would appear to be our most That therefore knowing nothing of the point of death, and if they were go- of Bayeux would have told you that direction. The South American Re caskers has been described by a dis- contents, or rather its want of con- the statement in this case was taken, must get it within the next few hours M. Huchez, and his wife might spoil promising fields for foreign trade ex- tinguished antiquary as wrique in tents. It informed this man, the prisoner was, in the presumption of A man might be taken to hospital at the pleasure of your stay. So you, pansion. But neither the Orient nor character.
prisoner, that the statement of one the law, innocent. Appearing for the prosecutor, M. The Office of Works began work Lau Chun, who was dangerously ill,
midnight and die before morning. any more than the good people of South Africa should be neglected. Victor Grunhart, solicitor, said im- on the Abbey shortly after the was to be taken by the Magistrate at quoted by Mr. Jenkin to show that the accused should have the opport prised to learn that the fatron had Several civil cases, were then The suggestion had been made that Bayeux. would not have been sur- pertant points were involved in the Armistice, and good progress bas the hospital at blank o'clock on the depositions taken without giving one unity of obtaining legal assistance.
THE RAILROAD SITUATION. case with regard to the signing on been made. The excavation carried forenoon of Friday. 2nd July, and party reasonable time were not ad The Chief Justice: In Harris and of crews. For some reason or other on in the nave has shown the piers that it might subsequently be read mitted. In civil cases it was not case the judge held it was not a quieter life across
suddenly left his sbrew of a wife As deplorable as it is, the situation -he did not know whether it was to be complete in number, although in evidence against him. It told permitted to say to a man, "This essential.
Rone to America to seek of the railroads is directly traceable the policy of the Board of Trade or in each case the base has been shat him that he might attend at the man is about to make a statement.
the ocean. to their seizure by the government There The outlines of the various time and place aforesaid (no time On your peril you must question this case prisoner clearly did not departure of madame, first to anotherly surrender of the government and
naturally followed that of the local officials only-ittered.
the and to the management of the govern seemed that no Arab fireman was chapels can now be clearly traced. having been mentioned), and that he him," and how much less could such want it, because he did not have legal cafe and then to the proprietorship congress to Gomperism, in the pas- The Attorney General: And in selling up of the inn and the ment after the seizure. The coward- allowed to be signed on unless he and some of the altar stones still might, if he so desired, cross-examine methods. be permitted in criminal assistance at the Magistracy, nor did of a lodging-house at Grenoble. was provided by the local boarding- remain.
Lau Chun, either by himself or by eases? house keepers. Such a procedure, I e. Similar work is being done at his counsel or solicitor. That was all
he ask for it at his trial, Nothing Bayeux had quite forgotten the in the chain which has spelled mnefi- sage of the Adamson Act, was a link held, was distinctly against the law. Fincale Priory, Durham, where the that the notice conveyed to Him. As
Mr. Justice Wood: Supposing in the section says he should get innkeeper and his quarrelsome ciency. In the case before the court the prose walls of the south transept and the soon as that was interpreted to the
man died the same day.
The Chief Justice: His statement would render the whole section One day in June a horse con ment management, added to the bur-
legal assistance. Such a provision wife, but murder will cater and another man had actualy structure generally have been repaired prisoner, he was at once taken into would have to be taken that day or nugatory in a case where a badly fined in the stable kicked a big dens which the owners of the roads Bonehead neglect of road- out."
beds and rolling stock, ender govern- been engaged by the second en and dangerous portions of masonry the ward into the presence of Lau not at all gineer of the steamer" Constantine," have been temporarily shared up. Chun. and had, in fact, worked, on board. Much work has also been done at answer to the Chief Justice:
Inspector Morphy said 'in Mr. Jenkin: It must be taken My learned friend suggests that to light a trunk which had been buried again came into their own Not in injured man was admitted at night. hole in the wall and so brought to were compelled to assume when they the vessel for a day. They were then Tintern Abbey, where operations the prisoner
After properly that day at not at all. told by the captain of the vessel to were never wholly discontinued cur- Station I asked him if he knew Lau seemed difficult to lay anything down unreasonable. I. submit that it is skeleton- the skeleton of the innalled employes-be restored.
was taken to the
give no interval between notice and deep in the wall The trunk was The Chief Justice explained that it taking of the deposition is clearly opened and found to contain a this generation will the morale of the go, along with the other men who ing the war. Some portions of the Chun." The Chief Justice said, as to what might be termed reason clearly not so. Take two cases, one keeper who, everyone thought, had posible that when the financial de. had been engaged, to the shipping walls have been strengthened, particu. "Don't say what he said, but what able notice. Would they call half a of a man admitted on the point of been in America 15 years. office to be signed on. This they; larly the walls of the tower, and information you did, and the superintendent called similar work is well in hand on the to the
gave him as day reasonable? Supposing a man death and who to speak at all must
bauch, which the entre country, in- out the names of the men to be west wall and nave. The south wall Inspector Murphy was asked, "Did attend the taking of the injured man's soner in custody, for a long time, she could to the police. Apparently the things that were, but no longer of the charge." was given half a day's notice to speak at pace, and the other of a pri- Grenoble to give what information has run its course, and passed into Mme. Buchez was summoned from duding labour, is now indulging in. signed on, including those of the two or the latter will text be dealt with you say deceased had been stabbed?" depositions. And supposing the latter who has been charged and knows unconcerned, she appeared at Bayeux, there may be some improve- Arabs in question. They were asked It is at present supported by timber And after a pause he replied "I am then said, "This man did not wound the allegation against him. where they lived, and in replying baulks, as much of the masonry is not certain about that, or if I said me, but he rubbed that they were not at a boarding overhanging considerably, and the any more." He was asked, "Before was wounded", Then, while the to die, to hear his testimony five of all she told him that her husband higher Freight rates, decreased effi- me after I posing in his case a witness is about went to the Juze d'instruction. First meantime, the public must expect Sup and, after a quite excellent lunch, ment in the railroad situation. In the house were told that they could not clustered columns which support the he was confronted in the hospital with notice might have been sufficient minutes notice to the prisoner would must have been killed by two stable ciency, freight congestion, and all the sign on unless they stayed at one of nave arches are rather badly stalter the deceased, was any information to the boarding-houses
ed, the stones in many instances be given to him as to the nature of the examine
allow the suspect, to cross be quite sufficient, or even two. The lads, who bad been dead and buried other ills it is now sufering from. At this stage the captain said he ing split and spalled
the charge of wound- mere fact that the notice is short is these 10 years. Under the pressure charge" And the Inspector answering, would it be deemed sufficient not enough in itself to make it un-of the Juge d'instruction she admitted country will have a strike of railroad wanted the two men in question, and!
The task of repairing Framling ed. "I was standing by (during the for him to consider the new charge reasonable if the other circumstances that this account was invented, and employes which will have to be lought At so site in the future, this pointed out that they had already ham Castle, Suffolk, the history of interpretation). There was nothing of robbery, of which he could not of the case show the time is reason declared that a M. Monroy, with to a finish. The public will win, in commenced work on the ship, where which dates from Saxon times, has said while the notice was interpreted, have been notified before? upon an official remarked You offered considerable difficulties, but except the interpretation." He was cannot have these men. I will get here again good results have been asked further, "As far as you knew to contribute anything to argument prisoner was not prejudiced in any trunk. M. Moniny Frankly admitted ment does not side with the strikers Mr. Jeckin said be would not like show that. I think they show that knew all about the skeleton in the contests of this kind, when the govern able. In this case I think they do whom the Juge confronted her, such a contest, as it always wins in -you two others." He got them. { achieved. All the ivy has been re- the prisoner had no direct information as to what was reasonable time. He way. After all the whole intention that 15 years ago he bad helped and grant them all of their demande, The captain told the two Arabs that moved, and the very large fractures of the charge against him?". And saw the difficulty, but to get no proof this section is that the prisoner, Mme. Huches to bury the heavy with something thrown in for good he would make inquiries into the which were evealed in the towers he replied, matter, and suggested that they are being secured, although the flakask me." The question was repeat-not be reasonable.
That is-so, zor did he per notice and no space of time could as far as possible, should have an trunk, should wait a while, but when the ing of the stone has caused, much ed, and the reply was "I can't say if}
which, she told him. captain left the superintendent order trouble." Excavation is proceeding I told him anything about it before the two days between the taking of shall not be prejudiced.
opportunity of pating his case to contained linen and other goods easure. The prosperity of the The Chief Justice, then referred to the dying man and as far as possible that ed the defendant Romaines and an- at the sallyport, and the line of the he went to the hospital, I am no the statement and the commence-
she hoped
nation, its very life and existence, to conceal other man to put the Arabs out. old walls has been exposed. No sure."
from the bailiffs in
depend upon the economical opera possession. The Chief Justice: In a case After this relation, Mme That was the assault complained of.
Huchez tion of the raids. These roads are trace, however, of pre-Conquest work Mr. Grunhart proceeded to deal bas yet been discovered.
which defendant would have time notice to allow accused to attend, more than usually violent quarrel ally by present employes if they will ment of the Police Court hearing, in were they cannot give sufficient told the Juge that one night, after a going to be run, and run economic- with the principle involved in the
to consider his position with know the dying man's statement can be with her husband, she had seized a play-fairly, and without their assist action of the Board of Trade officials,"
ledge of the dead man's evidence, but admitted as a dying declaration; but knife and stabbed him to the heart.ance, if they will not do so, and said they had absolutely no
Mr. Jenkin said they could not con- then prisoner would have had the She had hidden the corpse in the right to interfere with a captain or an
sider what happened at the bed-side. privilege of having had no oppor- trunk and had then thought out the
CROP PROSPECTS.. engineer in the selection of the men
Without proper notice they were not tunity for cross-examination, whereas scheme of her husband going to estimates of the government as to the they wished to form their crews.
entitled to cross the threshold of in this present case he did get some America and selling up the ina
All reports indicate that former "According to these regulations,"
the ward.. continued. Mr. Grunhart,
opportunity. "the"
Mr. Justice Wood: DoIunderstand The Chief Justice, said that apare that it was not so, as Mr. Jenkin 637 of the French Criminal Code 250.000.000 tushets to spare for ex-
from this case he would take." rea
Murder had come out, but it had beat crop in America in 1920 will Board of Trade are allowing the
The Attorney General resumed come out too late, for under Article e sustained. There will probably be boarding house masters of the town
sonable notice" to be sufficient time claimed, that there were other ways Miné. Huchez is protected by the order crops are in equally good to engage the crews of ships. If the Board of Trade wants to give the
Mr. Jenkin Nothing until he was
of getting this evidence. There prescription that more than 10 years condition. There now promises to be boarding house masters licences le J. Smail, the millionaire theatre pro-
served with this notice.
Mr. Jenkin replied that the object to induce a
was no other way. It was not easy have elapsed since the commission an increased yield of barley, roats and them do so, but surely they cannot prietor of Toronto, and his secretary.
Mr. Justice Wood: That is agreed? of the procedure was to protect the was going to die and to make widow's veil, for which she had sent the corn crop, but the acreage is large. man to believe he of her crime. Wearing a thick Ty It is too early to "yet estimate prevent an outsider being engaged Mr. John Doughty, both well-known
Mr. Jenkin: Yes.
accused man, not to enable the if the caplain wants him. Some of citizens of that city, will probably go notice did not convey to prisoner out that if proper notice was not it was quite certain that, the man quietly took train back to her lodging she will have to buy stil larger Mr. Jenkin continued that the Crown to get evidence. He pointed possible to admit a declaration when Ruchez walked out of Court and American rye, and it is possible that statement; and it was only daring. the proceedings, Mme Europe is already a large buyer of "these men say that they are not dis down into police history in Toronto, what offence if any had taken place. possible the evidence was not neces would die. There was no way of house at Grenoble. posed to pay a commission to board as the most mysterious and baffling ing-house masters for being engaged,
where it took place or when, or that sarily shut out. It could be got in putting in a deposition except under
amounts of rye, and also of oats and when the market should be open." case yet met with. Mr. Small he was regarded as a person shortly other ways, viz. by dying declaration.this section. He thought prisoner
com, to make up any deficiency In Mr. Walton, a Board of Trade and Mr. Doughty since December 28vidence, was admissible was the to add to the depositions a caption known the allegation against him, kamp, formerly manager in Singa ing. In many sections harvesting has
to be tried in respect of it. The pro bas been missing since December 2,
Mr. Jenkin's third-point was that had not been prejudiced in this case. The case has concluded in the furnish her.
grams which the United, Statos carasot official, said that in order to regulaté,
vision of our law under which this the section required the Magistrate the supply of seamen a register was Toronto defectives have bad same as the law at home. Ir pro- stating the reason for taking the because he never troubled to ask pore of the Internationale Credieten been retarded by a ak of farm
Local crop conditions are encourag-- kept at the shipping office, which numerous trips to New York and vided that whenever it appeared to could be examined by a captai or an other points on sundry clues regard the satisfaction of any Magistrate or formation of an indictable offence."
statement of a person giving in- The first thing an innocent man Handels-Vereeniging, Rotterdam, walabour. In the deciduous fruit grow engineer and their crews chosen from ing both or either of the men, the Justice of the Peace that any person He submitted that the caption must all about. That he must have known enemy country articles of merchaning districts the peach, prune and
would do was to enquire what it was charged with obtaining from an It All the shipping office did was to far nothing substantial has been material information relating to a quoted the complete captions used at tried to stop the man talking bying into the Colony on March 254) Beaurons enuntry had a fairly good regulate the supply of men by taking ascertained regarding their move indictable offence or person accused home
who was able and willing to give state the particular offence, a list of seamen in the boarding ments since the dates mentioned thereof, it should be lawful for the
and was evidenced by the fact that be dise, in the alternative with import apricot crop is short.. Cherries in the
the houses. Only this time two been dug up, the waters of the bay | evidence on oath, and if, on the trial mitted that the deposition should not he took up later at the Magistracy occupation” He was found guilty therefor which have prevailed during houses, together with those not in Many square yards of earth have Magistrate or Justice to take the interesting authorities and again sub shown by the fact that the position territory) while it was under hostile ter than usual, with the highest prices
Mr. Jenkin quoted a number of That he was not surprised was originating from Charleroi (Belgian The hay and grain crop has been bet...
offering to tell the tale himself. last year 594 cases of window glasses, Crop Apples promise a heavy yield. crews had been shipped of men who have been dragged, and many bodies of any offender or offence to which be admitted. were not in boarding houses.
Mr. Grunhart-Why were these turned out to be cases of mistaken the statement had died, it would be would put the facts from a slightly hospital. As to Mr. Jenkin's sub-confiscated Notice of appeal was the product high: Berries and mucions was the same as he took up in cross and was fined $1,000 and the glass this generation. The been crop will identity. The whole continent uf
The Attorney General said he examining the wounded man in worth over $5,000 was ordered to be be above the average and prices for America Las been combed by detec lawful to read such statement in different point of view from that mission that they could aor con given.
evidence either for or against taken by Mr. Jenkin. As usual insider what took place inside the the person accused, providing such cases, the Police kept in touch hospital, he would quote a case
two men not taken, then?.
Mr. Walton In the interests of the proper control of the supply for
the port. We are endeavouring to do our best to make things run smoothly, Had you seen the manner
.
LOST MILLIONAIRE.
SEARCH FOR A CLUE.
MYSTERY THAT IS BAFFLING ALL" AMERICA..
The disappearance of Mr. Ambrose
last.
nature
The Attorney-Geceral: My note is, just before that, "It was conveyed to prisoner why he was there."
Mr. Jenkin: I don't question the Attorney-General's note, but if the Inspector said that, it would be en- tirely inconsistent with what he said before.
there was no evidence at the trial that prisoner was told what he was
taken to the hospital for?
examined on
assumptions which,
same might relate, the person making
tives in search of some clue.
to allow a man to be present.
1
was evident that he must have district court in which Mr. B. Hane
have, gelded well. The focal yield of the crops of the Imperial Villey, for 1020, is estimated at upwards of
Tight money conditions
it was proved and this governed with the Hospital. Obviously they where the judges did consider what In reply, Mr. Jenkin said the point $75,000,000.00. The cotton crop of in which men were engaged at ore if he had previously engaged a man reasonable notice of the intention of the Doctors as to whether it was point that prisoner did not have full time or for legal assistance could not all in all, the gross putent of agricul the whole of the section that were dependent on the opinion transpired at the deathbed. On the that prisoner did not ask for more the state promises a full field. Taken time, it would have made your hair as seems to have been done in this to take such statement had been necessary to take the depositions, as opportunity to cross-examine, he sub be pressed far in this Colony, Itural products in the state, will prob stand on end. In the port it was case. It makes him liable to the served to the person against whom to whether it was possible or desirmitted that reasonable time" and could not be expected that a Chinese.ably exceed thee of any year in her more like a bull fight.
payment of these men's wages. Interposing, the Magistrates' Clerk Mr. Walton replied that everybody such person or bis counsel or solici injured man, At first the Doctors tinct. Reasonable time" meant kong, would readily make such a
it was proposed to be read, and that able in the state of health of the full opportunity were entirely dis who was not even a native of Hong history." pointed out that in the case in ques was getting a fair chance. Large toy had, or might have had if he had thought that no, depositions were time for accused to get there, to ab request. He would not know that tion the men had actually been number of coloured men had been chosen, full opportunity to cross necessary. That was on, the after-tain legal assistance if he wished and he was entitled to either, a slowing up of busses, mus engaged and had worked.
CONCLUSIONS. shipped and every effort was being examine the person who made the noon of the 1st July, the stabbing there were time enough, and impossible to state the alleges in the The Chairman Why should the made for the smooth working of the statement. In this case there was having occurred somewhere after 3 similarly to prepare his case "Full notice, the section stil required it to pected during the surame shipping office have the right to say arrangements." these men cannot be engaged if the
no person accused. Prisoner had pm. The lajured man had walked opportunity applied entirely to what be stated that the pending deposidon The presidential The Clerk-But, apart from any not then been charged. Captain wants them?. regulations you might have, a man
about, a long time after the injury took place at the actual taking of the referred to an indictable offence. So business Mr. Walton-I would say we have has a right to engage his own crew, charged, but I take it he was arrest not appear to be in serious condition Court must consider what happened parlienlar offener deed not be stated, mis
The Chief Justice: He was not and when he got to the hospital, did depositions, and to consider that the long as the facts were the same, the until the repuk zis pescen right to say to the master: Here
The magistrates eventually dised because an accusation was made at 1 About 10 of 11 pm, he at the bedside. It was not becoasty, From the authorities and practice a our register, select your crew from missed ie charge of assault, as kuere against hie
was sme doubt as to whether the Mr. Jenkin: We assume that decided upon an immediate operation specific offence in the notice, and it to be neccesary
worsened so quickly that the Doctors if it were possible, to name the home he held the Magistrate's caption Beginning August 15, The Check PUNO N
would place the defendant had put his hand on the there must have been some informa- They had given him ibrohia, and was not necessary, that, the Hagia "Captain in a very awkward position "prosecutor,
tion against him.
*** WALLA" BOATS, will call on informed the Police by telephone tris sad put a caption
Their Lordshire reserted decision
all Ships flying the call Hag Fart the Ohtart adjammed sing die.
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