THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 7, 1936.
MATE'S STORY
HEARD THEY WERE OUT FOR PEARLS
THE exploits of the Girl Pat, the alleged marooning of the engineer at Dover, and the sailing of the vessel to Africa and across to South America without charts and with the aid only of an atlas, were all described at Bow Street, when George Orsborne (the skipper) and his brother James appeared on remand charged with stealing the vessel.
A surprise disclosure made by counsel was that when the vessel left Grimsby James Orsborne had not signed on as one of the crew, and that he was in reality a stowaway.
Mr. Fulton (prosecuting) said that in March George Orsborne was employed by the Marstrand Fishing Company to take a boat called Gipsy Love to the fishing grounds. He signed on a crew consisting of himself as master, a man named Stone, another man, named "Harris and a man called Stevens,
Stone had no mate's ticket
and George Orsborne told him
Skipper
he could use that of another As "Captain Black"
mall.
The Gipsy Love sailed with James Oraborne as a stowaway. The vessel's engines were found defective and the Gipsy Love put back to, Grimsby. where I was arranged that Georges Oraburne should transfer his crew to the Girl Pat and gu to fish near Grimsby.
A man numied Jefferson was on the Girl Pat as engineer, and he sailed. with them. Jamas Orsborne tsak course!) was also a stowaway, on that boat.
"HAVE TO GET RID
OF JEFFERSON"
George Osborne told Stone that they
were not golog Osbing bul; were going south and thit they would have to get rid of Jefferson, because he was not "in the know."
Jefferson went ashore at Dover, was plied with drink, and when he came
back the Girl Pat had dis
thr
Counsel proscenting in Girl Pat case sald that before the vessel renched Dakar, on the African coast, the names of some of the men aboard had changed,
The skipper. George Orshorne. had become ""Captain Black;" his brother James was "A. Black." and Stone (the mate), "IL. Tarry"
Mrs.
Grundy Analysed By Scientist
PEOPLE WITH "FALSE CONSCIENCES"
Mrs. Grundy, the woman who t always Bruding fault with other people, was psycho-analysed in the George Orsborne told Stone thint Psychology Section of the Britishį they were going to Madeira, the Assvelation meetings at Mackpool Canaries, and the African coast, and fast monit, will surprising results. eventually to Florida; further, that they would probably pick up a cargo and sall from
of negrues
And
copra, one island to another.
One of the Crew In Stone's presence usked
Orsborne George what they were going to do with the Girl Pat when they got to. Florida.
George Orsborne (counsel -CC1- tinued) replied that if they
ind anyone to buy her they would nell her and share the proceeds.
They went on to Tenerife, and called at Dakar.
It was found that she is probably blaming other people for things she has really been doing herself all the time!
OF GIRL PAT SAGA
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ADVENTURES OF
MISSIONARIES
IN ABYSSINIA
Addis Ababa, Sept. 30. | into two groups; one was sent to the The first detailed account of Wallega and another left for the the heroic adventures of Catholic Kaffa region, missionaries, who faced torture and death to bring Catholics into the Black Empire, has been re- vealed Monsignor Luigi
by could
Santa to Rodolf Graziani during the Viceroy's visit to the In- stitute of the Foreign Mission of the "Consolata."
denzio
had
DISBANDED
months Selassie's
Dr. William Brown, who is Wilde Reader in Mental Philosophy and Director of the Institute of Experi-
After M Low mental Psychology at Oxford, ex-
guards arrested and disbanded the plained that there are many people
returned to the Barlassina who are unable to face their own real
and Ethiopian capital and presented a Sa sometimes weaknesses.
they
propitious Industrial contract to the blame other people and project upon
Emperor, establishing a
so-called them the guilt that is really their own.
Italo-Ethioplun lumber company and Teturned to
to Western Ethiopia with his CONSCIENCE MONEY Eventually
the ship arrived at
this time disguised) missonary fathers, British Guiana, where to the "exaggerated conscientious-
Dr. Brown drew special attention Headed by Monsignor Gau- as wood-choppers. the two Orsbornes were arrested.
who Barlassina, ness and self-reproach" of many
Tropical discoses and savage tribes- Henry Frederick Stone, Weelsby Read, Grimsby, said that the dny people with regard to certain aspects been appointed apostolic prefect men meanwhile had been attacking the missionaries and of duty. Often it was revealed by of Kaffa in 1913, a
group of and killing they smiled the skipper sald: analysis that while nothing had been heroic
heroic БИСТ rifices were numerous. "We shall have to get rid of Jetter- amiss in their conduct in the direc
Turinese missionary Father Borello was tortured and kill-
Father
Modera (the
entered at Bonga, We must engineer):
there were Important defects of Ethiopia in 1914 by smuggling mercilessly slaughtered at Clanna, Someone mentioned Frunce, and character elsewhere.
Father Goletta at Magi, Father Ocellu One of Dr. Brown's patients was a
themselves across the Kenya at Giren. Father Bertone at Guder, someone else suggested Dover, und, they made for Dover. The skipper student who believed he had copied frontier. After having crossed Father Bruno at Lekemti, Father said they must tell Jefferson they al examination and felt he did not barren deserts and avoided the Gilardino at Ghimbl, Father Arneod were going round to the west for deserve his degree. In conversation, Imperial Guards at Moyale on Addis Ababa Utself. Asking.
tails of his confessed transgression, the border-line, they were ar- and analysis showed quite different rested at Burgi and sent back and considerable faults in his mer to-the-British Colony. make-up, dating froin yeurs.
after
son
somewhere and put him shot in tion in which they were anxious. fathers first tried
Mr. Fulton: Had anything been sold respecting how It was to be managed to leave Jefferson ashore t Dover?We were going to get him drunk,
Who suggested that?-We were all together, I was suggested that we should get him drunk and leave him "Did you eventually go back to the ship, leaving Seaman Harris with the engineer? Yes, sir.
there.
And shortly afterwards did the ship sail, leaving Jefferson in Dover? --Yes, sir.
FISHING LETTERS
• "BLACKED OUT"
however, he was unable to give de-
very
carly
to
DID NOT FINE UP-
Dr. Brown suggested that some of those who paid "conscience money" But dauntless Monsignor Barlas- their consciences, not for some fraud Addis Ababa in 1015 disguised as an to the Exchequer were really salving sina did not give up and arrived in which might or might not have been Indian journalist. He spent an cn for some other the tax-gatherer, but tire year touring the regions of the
fault, They suffered
Kaffa, Jimma
ama and Wallega, preach-
was
at Humbi and Father Frassina in
ABANDON POSTS
Monsignor Guadenzio Barlassina has been appointed by Pope Pius Xith Superior General of the "Cen-
solata" missions and, in an interview! recently granted in Rome, stated:
At the outbreak of the Italo- Ethiopian conflict the Vulican issued orders that the doughty missionaries should
abandon their posts and leave Ethiopls. They obeyed hat did not, end of the campaign in the Italian however, leave Africa, waiting for the colonics of Eritrea and Somaliland,
Now, their ranks considerably in- chcreased and under the protection of from a false conselence and saw their ing in utmost secrecy the religion of the tri-colour, the missionaries have moral nature in a distorting mirror. Rome and strengthening bonds of returned to Ethiopia, A sense of guilt--not of fear merely friendship with local chieftains. -might cause or prolong physlent Anally succeeded in obtaining per- iliness.
Dr. Brown mentioned two patients: mission from Emperor Ligg Jasu to one had some kidney trouble which
settle down in Western Ethiopia. Stone went on to say that there dated from an imagined neglect of Returning to Addis Ababa · after an atlas on board, and "the filal duty; the other suffered from many years, Monsignor Banassina
Two thousand years ago the skipper showed it to me and said, recurrent corneal ulcers and labour- found that Ligg Jasu had been im-
This is what we have got for ed under the idea that he had prisoned and supplanted by Ras Almighty facilitated the preaching of navigation." He
Gospel by using the power of never
any blasphemed and that blindness saw
was Tafari, who later was crowned the penalty for blasphemy. In both faile Selassie, and, abandoning his Ancient Imperial Home. To-day he Stone added that before the vessel cases the condition disappeared after disguise, asted open permission to is using this reborn empire to carry the blessed civilization and the reached Corcubion the bowsprit had to matter had been talked out tho-reach in the Jimma region. Tafari genuine faith to the land of Ethiopia been altered and the number and roughly with a sympathetic physi- although a Christian of the Coptic Our missionary fathers, no longer
seet, did not grant permission. Mon- But such cases showed how care signor Barinssina, accompanied by a can now openly preach the Gospel of disguised but free and well protected, fully methods like faith-healing group of should be approached, for the Inns wax traders, quietly left Addis country-United Preun,
missionary fathers disguised
Christ, protected by their powerful discriminate use would
of such methots Ababa for Western Jimma where, often intensify the sub- under the protection of a friendly made the person in.
WHE
charis on board.
fishing letters blacked out.
clan.
05
At Corcubion utores and off were and the engine was repaired. ordered They then continued the voyage and the skipper said they were making for Capetown.
"We asked him what for," addo conselous sense of gullt which had chieftain, he continued prevehing:
Stone,
and he said we inlight be
fishing for oysters, for pearls."
Was anything sold regarding what
was to be done when you hnd finish-
He divided his intrepid missionaries
ed fishing for pearls?--Yes, he sald LAWRENCE OF ARABIA
we would sell the ship and share
the pro
proceeds,
Stone added that at Dakar he was taken ill and was sent back to Eng- land.
MAN WHO DECIDED
NOT TO GO
Alexander John McLean, scamun. of Clee Road, Cleethorpes, mold that on, March 30 "Dou" (George) Oraborne asked him if he know his way round about the Bermudas and South America. He did, as he had been sailing there, and Orsborne asked him various questions about those parts.
Mr. Fulton; Did
he say why be wen interested them? Yes, he said he was going to take a vessel there. and he asked if I would like to go. I said I would.
Did he tell you what he was going to do there? Yes, smuggling and gun running.
Both the defendants sitting in the dock laughed.
McLean added that, inter in the day ho saw his young lady, talked the matter over with her, and de- 'cided not to go...
adjourned.
At this point the hearing was
RELICS FOUND
י.
Dorchester, Sept. 30.
A sketch-book and paint-box belonging to Lawrence of Arabia, lost for some years, have been found in a Weymouth art shop.
the
CANADIAN CHINESE MR. GEORGE CHOW RE- ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF CLUB
Canadian
The members of the Chinese Club celebrated the opening of the social season with their third annual election dinner, held at the Luk Kwok Hotel
The book contains several interesting sketches of Eastern scenes, and is thought to be a minor part of Lawrence manuscripts and better things. In used in the preparation of "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom."
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CHILD WELFARE APPEAL
AT ROTARY LADIES' DAY
The President, Mr. George. Chaw An earnest thanked his fellow oflcers, members, Interest in the poor children of the oppeal for public and the public in general for their Colony was generous co-operation during the Rotary Club meeting by Mrs. Mary made at yesterday's past year which had been the most Barker, broadcasting on the subjce! the Club would accomplish successful the club had yet had, and of "Child Welfare." hoped that during the coming
The occnsion was a Ladies' Day, and
in addition to His Excellency the conclusion, Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, and he stressed the importance of the Caldecott, there were many club'a nim: which is "To cultivate me The relico. neen to-day in the store of Mr. J. W. Forse, of Church Bood⋅ fellowship among the Chinese Members and their guests and Indica
who have returned from Canada. present.
In the absence of
the President, The Secretary and Treasurer in Mr. W. N. Thomas Tam, the chair the years' activities, and Bir. Y. T. vice-President, who welcomed Ro- turn gave very favourable reports on was taken by Capt. R. D. Walker, Lee of the Canadian Paclie Steam- tarian John Hands,
Many of these manuscripts were burnt before their value was realised. Passage, Weymouth,. included two large penell sketches, as well as: Lawrence's sketchbook.
"The sketch book was lost when my daughter was spring cleaning," Mr. Forse said.
The relics were originally found by Mr. Forse's son; Mr. J. Forse, a voiced thanks to Mr. Chow for Lumpur, and other . of, Kunla
Bovington hairdresser, when he lived in Woodside Cottage, in a room of
his capable leadership during the
table The contributions to the which Lawrence did much at his work when a private in the Tank Corps.
year.
boxes, usually devoted to the Club's With a friend, Corporal Dixon, he hired a
The following officers were elected: Community Service Fund, were given bungalow in which to do literary work."
room In Mr. Forse's President, Mr. George Chow (Logon to the Society for the Protection of
and Ampa); Vice-president, Miss Children and totalled $122. "They spent the best part of the nights In the little room writing,"
Noreen Lum (Supt.-Matron for Tho After the meeting Dr. R. H. Kote- said Mr. J. Forse. "When both left there was a mass of literature in the Miss Fan J.. Lee (Diocesan
Hongkong Sanatorium); Secretary, wall, Chairman of the Society, was room and they asked if I would clear it up. A great quantity of the School): Treasurer, Mr. Lyman Quon $600, by one of those present who Girls' handed a cheque for the Society, for manuscript left behind was burnt. We had a bonfire in the garden with (Canadian Paciile Steamship)." some of it."
desires to remain anonymous.
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