SUPREME COURT.
Friday, May 19th..
IN CRIMINAL JURISDICTION.
Beron His HONOUR Mr. H. H. J.
GOVPERTY (Prissa Jenos).
ALLEGED ATTEMPTED ROBBEET..
Liking was arraigned on charge of attempted robbery, and
Prisoner pleaded not guilty, and the following BEFORE HIS HONOUR SIR FRANCIS FIGGOTT rere were aworn-W. M. Humphreys foreman), J. N. Bernardo, V. F. Soares, E. H. (CHIEF JUSTICR).
Pond, J. C. Roberts, H. Poncce and AH. Howatt.
CUTTING AND WOUNDING. Chi Tim was indicted on 'counts of entting and wounding and causing grievous bodily harm.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 20TH, 1911
REVIEWS.
Delalah of the Snow's. By HAROLD BINDLOSA.
Londons John Long
30.
and
This, the second of the new sixpenny series of cloth covered novels, will be found a very readable book. It is not sentimental gushing, bet a good manly, straightforward stor
a story which is distinctly clean.
and suggests nothing of the neurotic. The here is a man who does things. He goes to Canada and wrestles with the ferdes of nature. Ho is proud of bis manhood, and. proud of the strength of his arm. Of course, Sir Henry Berkeley, KC instructed by he is not infallible, and the sympathy of the
riskened
coned by the mistakes which this L. Denneys, jour. from the reader is Mr. H. office of the Crown Solicitor, appeared on behalf likeable character makes. He pl ys his part as gold misar in the northern territory, and Prisoner picaded not guilty, and the following of the Altorney-General. He informed the though he sets anthority at defiance he is still a jury was empanelled:-8. D. Hickie (foreman) Courtad jury that on April 25th the prisoner here, and having discovered the women whom he S. P. Yetabell, E. A. Beaumont, K. Secnderam attempted to rob Lan Wal, a Singapore de'co-loved as distinguished from the one he worship-
future happiness. tiva, on board the steamer Japan while in the pex as an ideal, we leave him with hopes for his H. M. Silva, R P. Phillips and W. Pattison.
The Bea, Mr. C. G. Alabaster (Attorney. harbour. The story of the complainant was yet General), instructed by Mr. F. B. L. Bowley supported by any evidence except his own. He Jane. By MARIS CORELLI, London: Methuen (Crown Solicitor), appeared for the Crown, and / said that while on the Japas he was seized from De Profundia. By OSCAR WILDE. London: behind by three or four persons, thrown on the dock, and his arms were cut. The prisoner was one of his assailants, and attempted to biten ring offons of his fingers. He shouted out "save life," and the prisoner was seized and handed over to a European constable,
prisoner was undefended.
The Attorney-General informed the Court and jury that there were two coau's on the indictment, one of outting and wounding and the other of grievous bodily harm. The words. grievous bodily harm meant in law any harm which seriously interfered with the health d comfort of the person, who received it. The complainant was in the kitchen of his own house when the prisoner entered and offered to fight him. The latter seized a skepper, attacked the complaiuent with it, and chopped him. Prisoner admitted hitting the com. plainant, but said he did not hit him with a chopper, because he was disarmed.
After bearing the evidence the jury returned sverdict of guilty.
Sentence of six months' imprisonment was passed.
Hi Lordship-Mr. Attorney, what do the Magistrates mean in sending down cassa like
this?
igo
The Attorney-General-I don't know, my Lord,
His Lordship-We really ought pot t troable juries with onson like this. Perhaps you can suggest it to the Magistrales.
The Attorney-General-Yes. I did send one case back, but I thought they might complain if I sent too many cases book,
ASSAULT. WITH INTENT TO BOB.
Lo Cheung pleaded guilty to a barge of
ssault with intent to rob
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION. BEFORE HIS HONOUR. MB. H. H. J, GOMFERTZ (PUIGNE JUDOE).
BCHOOL TEACHER'S CLAIM,
The cane was mentioned in which Thomas O'Kano is suing the Anglo-Chinese Education Trust Co. for arrests of salary nud damages in lieu of notice.
Mr. J. H. Gardiner appeared for the plain tiff and Mr. Kong Sing reprosented the defendant
Mr. Gardiner asked that a day be fixed for the hearing. It was a very old caso, and bad recently been before the Full Court.
Mr. Kong Sing agreed to a date being fixed, His Lordship-Will it doish in a morning? Mr. Kong Sing-No.
The hearing was Oxed for Monday, June 12th. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty, and the prisonor was discharged.
ALLEGED MANSLAFGHTER, Cherg Fuk was arraigned on a charge of manslaughter.
Sir Henry Berkeley informed the Court and jury that the prisoner was charged with having
censed the death of one Li Yuk San hy blows
The Attorney-General informed his Lordship which ruptaxed his spioon. The blows were that this was one of the eases which was affected | inflicted in alceumstances which made them by the new Ordinance just passol. The pris unlawful, and death resulting the prisonor was liable to a charge of manslaughter. It oner was charged with assaulting with intent to rob a married woman. She was seized and seemed that the prisoner and come other threatened with a knife, but managed to make a coolion were coming down from Canton by the noise which resulted in the thieves running away, steamer Konge. The deceased was also on The prisoner was arrested some days later and board, and a quarrel Bross among the coalies, identified by the complainant. Whonobars ed ho who accused the former of being a kidnapper of admitted the offence, and he admitted it now.codie. The result was a row, and witnesses This was the ordinary type of armed robbery, would be called who would say that they saw but was, truly speaking, robbery in company several mez, among whom was the prisoner, with others.
attack-the-deceased and strike him about various
His Lordship said he would not apply the "cat" in this instance, but he thought he still had power to administer the birch.
The Attorney-General-That is so.
His Lordship (addressing prisoner)-Haring pleaded guilty you have saved yourself from the "cat." You are montonead to five years' imprison ment with hard labour and twenty-four strokes
of the birch,
CHARGE OF DEBAKING AND ESTERING. Leung Tak, Ip Sing, Loung Lui and Luia Chai were charged with breaking and entering a godown and stealing two-bales of tobacco.
The Attorney-General stated that on the morning of May 7th the police got certain information and went to Cironlar Pathway, from where they could ees the godown. On arrival they saw the four prisoners carrying bajes from the godown and arrested them. They also discovered that the padlocks of the godown had been force. The owner of the truck which wa need to carry the tobacco away said the truck taken without his knowledge. The pris oners admitted carrying the tobacco away, but said they were perfectly innocent agents who were engaged by a man in white clothing. The Attorney-General hoped to satisfy the jury beyond all doubt that the prisoners were guilty, and that they went to the godown with the deliberate intention of stealing this tobacco.
The jury, after boaring the evidence, found the prisoners guilty, and Lis Lordship sentenced each of them to seven years' imprisonment with hard labour.
ALLEGED LARĢENT,
Ho Yak Ting, Wu Pai: and Lak You Po were charged with the larceny of 81,050 worth of ginseng.
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parts of the body. The quarrel was quelled, all the parties were landed, and within a few hours the man was taken ill and removed to hospital, where bodied shortly afterwards. In the post. mortem examination subsequentlybeld the doctor, discovered that his spleen had been ruptured. Tho presnoj ion was flat one of the blows he got during the course of the quarrel was the cause of the rupture.
After hearing the evidence the jury returned verdict of not guilty and prisoner was discharged.
The Sessions were adjourned until Monday
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