CAREER OF THE LATE LORD
CHIEF JUSTICE...
LOST MEMORY MYSTERY.
RIVAL FAMILY OLAIMS TO AN INJURED MAN,
DUMB SOLDIER'S PLIGHT.
(HR. HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FURSDAY, JANUARY 4TE, 1916.
pital, save a correspondent in a home Walker, or James Botton. The husband paper, may be Herbert Johnson, Herbert
The
CAN THE KING DO WRONG
SUBJECT CHALLENGES ROYAL PREROGATIVE,
THE SPEYER CASSEL CASE,
DEFENCE OF BRITISH METHODS.
THE MOST PRACTICAL NATION..
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At the opening meeting of the Royal Mr&Mr A hol Ander Capt B. Intes Society of Aris, Mr. Dugald Clerk, chair-
a defence of England's position under the man for the your devoted his address to title of "English and Gorman Methods Contraster."!
He said that engineers, chemista, liter- ary men, politicians, and an admiral had all protested in effect that our methods were inferior to the Germans. According
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THE VALUE OF TAKING PAINS.
The late Richard Everard Webster, first Lord Alveratone and Lord Chief Justics of England, was born in 1849, lost memory, for whom there is a dual no wrong, is quoted for the Crown in
The remarkable case of a soldier with
The legal maxim, The King can do and wag educated at King's College claim by a wife as her husband, and by answer to the action (undertaken on be School, Charterhouse, and Trinity College his unmarried son has to half of the Anti-(ferman League) by ed widespread interest. The man, who is lege, Cambridge. At the University, alat present in the Keighley Military Hos- which it is attempted to show that Sir though he was 38th in the list of Wrang.
Edgar Speyer and Sir Ernest Joseph lers and took a third class in Classic,
Cassel can be removed by law, on account he was more distinguished on the running of the wife claimant is Private James of their German birth, from their posi- path than in the schools. He represented Bolton, of the 2nd Duke of Wellington' tions as members of the Privy Council,
West Riding Regimenti, Leeds, Cambridge in the fint Inter-Varsity. ath- Altofts-place, Berston
who lived at 18,
to this school of thought we could only be Mis L. C. Borndorff letic sports, coming in second in the son of the father claimant is Private Her-javour," said the Lord Chief Justice on fific extinction by humbly following their H. Bridges
"If we decide in the applicants' saved from national, industrial, and stien Capt B. Hran steeplechase, and the following year he bert Walker, who enlisted with the Soot- November 18th, we will decide that the Gorman load and copying her institutions Mr H. Bashan beat his Oxford epponents in the mile tish Borderers in the name of Herbert King has done something which he as closely as our limited intelligence per. Cept G. Breis and two, mile races. While studying for Johnson, who lived at 3, Tentre-street, really, was his profession Dicky" Webster, as he Burnley.
statuted from doing by mitted. Was all this true. It was quite Dr F di Canevi was called by his intimates, had a hard On the night of Sunday, October 17th, he added, "I should be sorry to think steel per annum than ourselves, that they r C Champkin
court makes the order, true that Germany now manufactured more Mr.J. J. Cuer struggle, "I started life," he remarked the police at Keighley discovered a man that the court could not enforce it." The supplied us with dyos for use in our fox Mr. Chetham Mr TC Carey on. one occasion, without a sixpence in in khaki in an unconscious condition in question was argued before the Lord tile industries, that they organized indus my pocket. He contrived to support the vicinity of the parish church. himself during this period partly by was remcyrd to hospital, where it was Lush in a King's Bench Divisional Court carried out the Kartell system so as to He Chief Justice and Justices, Avory and try for the purpose of raising prices, and tuition and by writing articles for the found he could neither speak nor hear, on November 10th, and the hearing was produce powerful combinations of separate. magazines. Called to the Bar in 1868 he and that his memory was practically adjourned. joined the South-Eastern circuit and void. made headway with ocasiderable rapidity. him from the 4th London Hospital, bear-writ of quo warranto- directed to the their organizations to the purpose of war He lead a discharge paper upon The matter came before the court on that for many years they had directed. business organizations. It was true ala His position was one of difficulty, howing the name of Herbert Johnson, of the Privy Councillors in question as well as it was also true that Lord Fisher effected ever, for he deemed it bin duty to put 4th Scottish Borderers, aside a share of his earnings with a view
to the Attorney-General and the Home The great North Bea concentration of our to discharging the pecuniary liabilities
Secretary. It called on Sir Edgar Spoyer Fleet; and that England designed the of a relative.
and Sir E. J. Cassel to show cause why Dreadnought type of battleship, and in they should not be removed from their membership of the Privy Council, and vented numberless mechanisms to make it was obtained at the instance of Sir George Makgill, Bart. of Yaxley Hall, Eye, Suffolk, on behalf of the Anti-Gor-
GERMAN DEPENDENCE ON ENGLAND. When her human League. Great interest was evinced dyes, whole districts of Germany depend White German chemists predominatesi, in in the proceedings by a crowded court.
A CONSCIENTIOUS. WORKER,
MAE, BOLTON'S VISIT.
Some days later his photograph was taken and published, and a Mr. Florrio Bolton, of Leeds, thought the picture had some semblance to her husband, who had been reported as wounded and wis aing since April 18th.
husband, They call him Jimmy Bolton." She is Florence Bolton. I know her He was then questioned respecting the two children of Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, and was asked if he remembered Nellie (the youngest child). He thereupon Duke of Wallington's. Let me go home wrote: I am James Bolton, 14,149, I shall be quite safe with her, and should love to see the children." The regimental with the number of Private James Bolton, number be gave corresponded exactly and Mrs. Bolton was convinced the patient was her husband, though she con- he went away. fessed he" very much different when
Councillor.
PROMINENT. COUVŠBE.
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ing an affidavit by Sir George Makri, The Attorney-General began by read
which ran:
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abfid Mr J. A. Conner
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Mr W. H. Evans:
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Mr W. J. Roberts
Mr R. Sanger Mr F. H. Sawyer Mr W. E. Schroder
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WEATHER REPORT.
On the 3rd at 1.35 am. The anti-cloney is now centrál between Shanghai And Weihn Fol
Pressure has increased considerably over, Japan, and, alightly in other d'atrio's, except Indo China are it is nearly stationary.
The depression over the Vitayas, appears to Le filling up.
Fresh to moderate monsoon may be expected aling the east coast of China and over the Chiz Sea
Borgkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 sim-to-day, 0.00 Imahan.
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As a young man Webster had a style of pleading which by no means conduced to the gaiety of the court, in lustration of which ng amusing story may be band enlisted in: October, 1914, he had called.
He and Mr., afterwards Sis, heary moustache; the man in the picture It was stated that this appeared to heed for the prosperity of their textile mills J.Gibb Douglas Straight had been engaged to was dean shaven. defend a man accused of groes libel. The Keighley and saw the patient. Do you the right of the King to appoint a Privy chinery made there. A sumber of German She came over to the first instance of a subject challenging on yarn spun in Lancashire and on ma- trial was a prolonged one, and as during know this lady was written upon
Mr V. Gouldboura the progress of it Straight had to conduct paper, and shown to the soldier.
industries absolutely depended on Eng R. Grundy
Mr & Mrs J. Goald another caue, matters wore left for some
land for their success If comparative Mr E. M. Guild hours in the hands of the future Lord should think I do," be wrote in reply.
magnitude of industries was to be taken Mr H. E. Gumbart Chief. The next morning Straight
There was a big array of counsel The as a standard of success, then England Capt T. P., Hall ceived a letter from his indignant client
K.C., M.P.), the Solicitor-General (Mr. engineering, her ocean-carrying trade, her Mr & Mrs W. Attorney-Geners] (Sir F. E. Smith, could point to her shipbuilding, marine Mr &dra L. Hullesed which ran as follows: "For heaven's
George Cave, KC.. M.P.), and Mr. Brancotton and woollen textile industries, her aake, let us have no more of Webster's
son appeared for the Crown and the huge coal-mining industry, and others in Mr A Hanson melancholy performnaeus.? The batter
Baanita! always admitted that this communication
Home Secretary; Mr Arthur Powell, which she was supreme in the world. The Mes F. D. Helmer which he was permitted to read, taught
sented Sir George Mekwill; Sir Robert ways brilliant far-reaching, and early in K.C., and Mr. Claude Mullins repre leading scientific work of England was alr W. Hey.lom him a useful lesson. Fortunately for him
Finta K.C., M.P., Mr. Leslie his defects did not mar his progress and
Mr A. Hicks he was able to build up a large and re
K.C., and Mr. H. A. McCardie were for the field. Practically all fundamental
Mr L G. Holgate munerative practice. For a considerable
and Mr. Pare appeared for Sir Edgar England, France, or Italy, Germany's Six Ernest Cause; and Mr. Roskill, K.C.,
discoveries in scintics hnd originated in
Mr W. J. Hodge period he was in much request amongst
Mrs A. E. Hodgins Spover, mercantile firm and shipowners in the
scientific work was undoubtedly import City Never brilliant, he was endowed with a capacity for taking infinite pains;
ing and plodding, but with little foresight and but it was always of what may be called tho "pedestrian" type hard work no amount of work was too much for
The second claimant turned up on him, and as he was conscientious to November 7th, Mr. Herbert Walker, a
or brilliancy. He compared the achieve The presont motion before this honourments of British and Germans in scientific degree litigants were anxious to have him shoemaker, of Burnley, being accom-able court is made at my instance as on their side. His industry was a trait panied by his eon, Mr. Percy Walker relator, and salt subsequent proceeding electricity, including and airplane produc esearch and invention-particularly in which distinguished him through life and They were shown into the ward at the here will be likewise taken at my instantion, and and the inevitable conclusion he which was by no means diminished when hospital, and Mr. Walker immediately I come before this court, and object that he was elevated to the Bench. With juniors who were associated with him he
rer gnited the patient as his unmarried unacquainted person, viz., Sir Edgar arrived at was that England compared to Mr. Percy Walker also had no Speyer, has been wrongfully and ille great advantage with Germany in all he was a terror, for he began his day when hesitation in declaring that the soldier gally sworn as a member of his Majesty's of peace. the majority of the members of the Bar
was his brother The recognition was Privy Council, and has taken his place are fast asloup. Asked by a junior coun;"
In war, as in peace, judged by success, pel what time on the murrow, it would, the patient being able to give the saber thereof; and wrongfully and England's methods were not inferior to names of two other brothers, a photo illegally is, and now claims to be and is those of Germany. The German brain was, be convenient to him to receive a call for graph of whom was shown to him. Mr. now styling himself, a member of his Mucording to Buckle, deductive, while the the purpose of discussing a certain case, Walker, sen., described accurately and in jesty's Privy Council, Sir Richard Webster, as he then was detail the tattoo marks on the arms. of
English brain was inductive The deduc replied:
"I submit that it is the law of this tive brain allied to stupidity and a curi- the patient-the figure of a lady upon one land that do person born out of his Macous irrelevance, was characteristically Half-past six." "Half-past six !" exclaimed the junior the other. There could be no mistaking parents, can be capable of holding the fault. The inductive system reated formal and Buffalo Bill and a sailor boy upon jesty's Dominions, unloss of English German, and often produced absurd re- in a great fright. Hall-past six in the ench identification.
membership of his Majesty's Privy Coun logic with contempt, and this was charac morning
il Sir Edgar Speyer was not born in teristic of the English intellect, English "Yes, in the morning," said Webster.
his Majesty's Dominions, but of German inventors had been almost invariably in And at bali-past six the appointment
parents in an enemy country, and beductive, All the appearance called “un- was kept.
came a British subject by naturalisation, practical."" It was the decoad's habit when at the
which was granted him in 1892 by
"illogical," or "muddling Bar to digest his brief er briefs for the
reason whereof, he is incapable of being through" was but appearance. "England day immediately on leaving his bed, and
a member of the Privy Council, and he is the most practical nation in the before touching a morsel of food. As a
ia no unpractical," Mr. Clerk concluded; wrongfully remains a member thereof." rule he was down before six b ten o'dock be had every fact relating to his
world. She is not formally logical, but she briefs at his fingers ends
la idealistic, her ideal boing that of free similar affidavit, was mathy with regard to nations small and large alike."
The Attorney-General added that adom for her sons and the whole world of Mrs. Bolton states she Sir Ernest Joseph Caasel, who was also. has been married four years, that her born in Germany of German parents, and husband prior to the war worked at the afterwards became a usturalised British Gildersome Foundry, just outside Leeds, subject. and was at home daily. Mr. Walker les that his son lived at home up to enlisting at the outbreak of the war and that he worked as an irontumer at Messrs. Cooper's foundry.
Lord Alverstone took silk when he was thirty-six, shortly before which even he was appointed Tubman, and subsequently Postman of the Court of Exchequer. In 1880 he stood for Bewdley, but failed to capture the seat. In 1895 better fuck at teaded him. He was returned to Par liament for Launceston and afterwards for the Isle of Wight, which constituency he represented until he became & judge In this year before actually entering Par liament he succeeded to the ofboe that; of Attorney-General-which he
Was
Son,
Your name is Walker," wrote Dr. Scatterty, the medical superintendent at the hospital. "I do not admit it, sir,' wrote the patient in reply. Mr. Walker declared that Mrs. Bolton must have made a curious mistake in claiming him
as her husband.”
The circumstances as thus outlined would seem to point to Herbert Johnson, Herbert Walker, and Jane, Bolton being one and the same person, but the evidence of the two claimants does not bose this possibility out.
COMRADE'S TESTIMONY,
“THE WHOLE POINT.”
THE COURT'S POWER.
The Attorney-General agreed.
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Continuing the Attorney-Gen- WHEN GIRLS GROW WEAK. Kr R. J. Michell era said he had to make a serious pre-
and family liminary objection to the attempt to bring these proceedings at all by writ of warranto. His point was, that this writ miserable, then is the time for parents to When girls grow deathly pale, weak and of quo warranto did not lie except intake prompt steps, for delay means dau- cases in which the royal prerogative had ger The girl in her teens cannot been invaded, and not in cases in which develop into robust, happy womanhood Mr & Mrs W. Arm- destined to hold for so many years, It Besides Mrs, Bolton, the patient has the complaint was that some wrong had without abundant red, rich blood in hor
strong would be idle to pretend that the deceased Bolton, senior (the mother of James naked to admit here that, the Crows had that is the great trouble with nine girle Mr & Mr. Carmichael
been identified as the Leed man by Mrs. been done by the Crown. The court was veins, and it is lack of new, good blood Men Bowater made any particular mark in the House Bolton), by his children, by his three done wrong. of Commons, He was not an attractive sister, by his brother, and by his sister-
They grow anaemio (blood-Mr. F. W. Cary espeaker, and he never inspired: enthu
The Lord Chief Justice Bridly, the lesa), depressed, delicate and thin, with Mr&Mr C. D. Call in-law.
Further, & soldier from the applicant calls on the respondents to appetite, no strength and no interest Lt & Mrs Cooney siasm, but he was popular and punctil- lous in the performance of bis duties depot of the 2nd Duke of Wellington's show by what right, they hold office, and
in life.
Col. Darling R.E. He was at his best perhaps when ho by his side in France, has been over to summoned by the King to attend the splendid, vigorous health, with glowing rat
Regiment at Halifax, and who had fought the respondents reply that they had been
In Dr. Williams' Pink Pills there is
Mr Denman Fullar defended himself against the attack made upon him by Sir William Harcourt in Keighley, and swears that the patient is Privy Council. That, prima fucie, is a cheeks and sparkling eyes for every un-
Mrs Fornira'l respect of his share in the Parnell Com Mr. Walker and Mrs. Bolton are con says that the summons by the King was womanhood in a wretched state of T. J. B. Johns
the man he knows as James Boltou. Both complete answer. Then the applicant happy, fragile girl who is struggling on
Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale mision. He did good work, however, in vinced that the other is mistaken. When invalid because the King was by statute health.
Mr F. A. Hazeland donnection with the Behring Bea Arbitra interviewed the other night, Mrs. Bolton prevented from making naturalised sub- tion, the Venezuela difficulty, and the was most indignant that Mr. Walker jects members of the Privy Council. That with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for giving There is no medicine that ean compare Alaska Boundary Commission Modest though he was, it is no secret that he should have said that she must have made is the whole point, and the point the strength and dispelling disease. These
a curious mistake. There is no mistake court has to decide, aspired to the Woolsack. This honour, si all," she said, "at least, on my part.
Pills have a special beneficial influence however, owing to the limpet-like tona-He is my husband. This she repeated
on the blood, making it rich, and pare -city of Lord Hulsbury, was denied him several times. The reporter pointed out
30 that it is able to carry on its work of and he had to be content with the post that the description of the tattoo marks added that in spite of the legal maxim refreshing the tired body, the overworked Mr E. Alcock of Master of the Rolls, and subsequently: that of Lord Chief. He left the House given by Mr. Walker was rather convincThe King can do no wrong, the relator nerves and the Bagging appetite. This is Mr C. 15. AFDOLL of Commons, where ho was often dubbed ing proof of his assertion that the patient was really complaining that the King why thousands of women, now robust and MCL Book
Six Wretched," although in private discuss anything about the tattoo marks whom on statutory grounds he could not liams Pink Pills to their suffering sex.
was his con. Mrs. Bolton declined to had done wrong in selecting advisers attractive, are recommending Dr. Wil life he manifested a lively temperament, and closed the
Begin to-day to dispel your Anaemia, in 1900. This year he became Lord Chief abruptly by saying
interview somewhat select. It seemed to him (the Attorney your headaches, your indigestion and
He is my husGeneral) that even if the court held that feeling of weaknes, by starting Justice of England, which he resigned band. amid general regret in October, 1013.
He has been identified, and it is the names of these gentlemen should ba
course all I have to say." In the hope of get expunged from the Privy Council, the of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Sold by all ting some assistance in establishing pro- Clerk to the Council, as a servant of the dealers, also by the Dr. Williama' Medi- It cannot be claimed that Lord Alver-per-identifications, the Keighley hospital King, might restore them the next day cine Co., 96, Brechuen Road, Shanghai, stone was a great judge. It was perhaps War Office and with the London Hospital, judges, had ordered the names to, be on
anthorities have communicated with the because the King, who was above his bottle for $1,50, 6 bottles 88, post free. unfortunate for him that his three imbut, as yet, no replice are to hand. The list. mediate predecessors were Bir Alexander Cockburn, Lord Coleridge, and Lord Russell of Killowen. That he would st
The Lord Chief Justice said if the court made the order he would be sorry to think It is correct that I was sworn a mem- tain to such eminence as was enjoyed by ber of years and occupied a similar posi- that the court could not enforce it. If ber of his Majesty's Privy Council in theo giants of the judicature was not tion in connection with the Amateur they decided in the applicant's favour August, 102. I submit that thie was expooted. He had little imagination, and Athletic Association. Fond of all sports, they would decide that the King had not wrongful or illegal in any he lacked eloquence, no polished phrases he was good-horseman, and a fair hand door something which be really was pro was ur the power of his Majesty 15-1 ever fell from his lips, but he knew how at billiards, and he could pull a strong hibited from doing by statute, That true that I was born in Cologne of Ger- to arrive at the truth and uphold the par. At the age of forty he took up real was a statutory provision to which the man-parents. I left there in 1868 when
His excellent tennis. dignity of his position.
King was a party and by which his Ma. 16 years of age, and became a naturalised health he attributed to the fact that ho Of an exceedingly kindly disposition, jesty was bound. Was there no power British subject in 1878. From 1871 book constant exercise. He was one very the deceased who, by the way, was a to enforce that statute ?
wards I have lived in England, and from sppropriately described as the
widower, had little liking for criminal. hound of the Bench, as he had been the trials. The necessity of having to don The Attorney-General-aid that there that time my business, and social in grer bound of the Bar Even when the black cap always caused him sote was no power. No order could be made terests have been here, and my sympathies, judge he was nimble of foot. For cricket anguish of mind, while the passing of
on the Sovereign, for no Legislature had and have always been with this coun 4 he entertained a great liking and a sentence of seven years was a duty never Sovereign's making appointments diare-age are serving with the British forces
considered the
try All my male relatives of military possibility of the though a poor player himself, he delight discharged by him, save in the instan garding the provisions of the statute,
I am deeply attached to this country, ed in arranging matches at his place in of some, out-and-out scoundrel, without
and I value the honour of being a Privy. the country. He was President of the the exhibition of emotion which he on- Sir Robert Finlay, in reply read an Councillor of his Majesty the King." Barney County Cricket, Club for a num.deavoured in vain do concoal.
fidavit by Sir Ernest Cesel, which ran: The hearing was adjourned..
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WOSON OF WIND, spording to Beaufort Samle. £ STATE OF Wiaraan, b blue sky, a detachid ulood, & drissling rain, tog, g gloomy, h bal,!, iightning, a pracunat, p prasing showers, a aqua), ratu, now, i thunder, v visibility, wdów (wak).
Bar in Inches, 't tenths and hundredthe,
HONGKONG
METEOROLOGJ ACL
BEGISTER.
Hongkong Obervatory, January Jid,
Previous On Date On Date
Day st
at
at p.m. 6. D
2 pm,
Wind Direction...
Humidity, 19 63
Barometer TRA 29.97 31.06. Temperature
30.01
71
64
67
82
74
Bast
kast East
force
-4-
eather Bain
◊
Highest open air Temperature on 2nd........... 74. Lowert open air Temperature on 2ud....64
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
Month
Height
From 3rd to 9th January, 1916. HIGH WATER
LOW WATER.
H'kong
Hong.
Mesa,
Mean
Time
Time
கேட்ட
4m 9 40
4 2m 3
6
08
8 708
5
Hon.
5 i 10 33
ft.in.
Height
1-21-03- 4..3m 349 1.0 i
8 598 86
6 m 11 17 4 2
211 3 4
3 * 4:3 0 0
9 4985
WM. – 7 m 11 55 - 1 4
44 (ma- 6·13.
...
10.418 2
-3-50--3--4.
5:60
Chars
8
38 a 45
11.34 7.6
3 42 32
Fri.
9
1 19 4 6 m
defar, 10.0 29 6 8,
2
6.40. 10
5.38 3. 7-23
1 6