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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926,
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THE NEXT STEEPLECHASE,
AMERICAN DIVORCE IN SHANGHAL
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
A MEETING ON WHIT MONDAY.
CAPTAIN INGRAHAM ALLEGES DESERTION.
Kwanti Improvements.
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ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD A MERCHANT FIRM.
$8,000 Involved.
A charge of conspiring, with another not in enstudy, to defraud the firm of $8,000, wus preferred against the managing partner of a firm of California merchants (Hin Yick, Winglok Street) at the Central Mugi trucy yesterday,
M. E. Davidson appeared to prosecute, and Mr. J. T. Prior de- fended.
In his opening statement, Mr Prior explained that the firm, like many similar ones, had a number of depositors. Trouble develop ed, and no business was done for some time.
"Married Eleven Years. A Whit Monday steeplechase Meeting will be heid, weather
The divorce netion, in which permitting, at the Fanling Steeple:
on May 24. The Capt. Chas N. Ingraham of the chase Course
AU. S. Navy is suing Mrs. Helen First race will start at 3 p.m.
the special train will be arranged "to Ingraham for divorce enable the public to be there at ground of desertion, came before least half an hour before the first his Honour Judge M. D. Purdy race. Since the last meeting the on the 13th inst. in the United entrance fee to the enclosure and States Court for China, Shanghal. public stand has been reduced to
Capt. Ingraham alated that he $1 a head. Subscribers can, on application, obtain two tickets and Mrs. Ingraham were married admitting ladies to the Subscrit Round Hill, Virginia in 1914. Withe declared, that although they hers enclosure and stand. regard to the course the work of had been married for 111⁄2 years, Mrs. Ingraham had only lived improvement is being carried on gradually. The bend after the with him about 3% years. Re-
Early this year, three partners. fourth jump has been rounded of cause of his naval duties, it would and the course slightly increased have been impossible for her to in length and there, is now only have been with him for another including the defendant, desides one jump at that end instead of three years of their married life. to dispose of a piece of property. three; these jumps have been left Mre. Ingraham left him in Shang-With the money received, it was on the inside of the track and hai on January 1, 1925 for a trip proposed to pay off certain encum brances and to pay the remainder will form part of a practice course in Europe and did
in the form of a dividend to the which it is hoped to make com- until February of this year. He
This alteration 18 declared that he had heard despositors. plete later on.
that does through friends.
stated that she would not live with him again.
a great improvement as it away with the original "in and out" a jump which does not figure in any real steeplechase but formed. part of the original course at Kwanti owing to the fact that jumps were at first simply arrang- ed at any fence or ditch that was on the ground already.
The rains have done a lot to Improve the course generally and show up weak spots, the grass iɛ coming up and the whole place looks all the better for it. The flat training track on the outside of the course ought to be com pleted; more or less, by the end of the month and available for use. It is hoped to fix definitely the programme In the course of the next day or so, but five races will be arranged, one of two miles, two of 1 and two of 1 miles.
INTIMIDATION.
ALLEGED QUARREL OVER CARGO OF ARMS,
Harbour Incident.
At the Kowloon Magistrney yesterdaye a boatman was the complainant in n ense in which
two Chinese was charged on counts of demanding with menacos) the sum of 3200 and intimidation. Mr. M. W. Lo prosteated and Mr. C. A. S. Russ appeared for the defence.
not returA
she had
Mrs. Valerie Rodman, who was a personal friend of Mrs. Ingra- ham, stated that she had a con- versation with Mrs. Ingraham in which the latter declared that she would never again live with Capt. Ingraham.
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Mr. Davidson went on to refer in detail to various agreements and the procedure adopted to dispose of the money, and said that even- tually a claim was received against the firm which they knew nothing about, and which was alleged to be a fraudulent one..
The case was adjourned until
After hearing the evidence of Friday.
court these two witnesses, the took the case under" advisement. Mr. Leonard G. Husar,appeared for Capt. Ifgraham. The was not contested.
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the son of the owner of a carg junk, at 6.30 ptn. nn the 7th
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The defendant returned to the hout On the 11th and again threatened to stab the complain ant, who was assaulted by the intruder. Somebody in one of the neighbouring junks blew a police whistle causing the defendant to fee. The complainintat once took up the chase and after ruc- 'ning from one boat to another the defendant jumped into the water to be eventually arrested and hand ed over to the Follee. ".
The case was adjourned till | shanghai. Thursday. next.
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