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Two Men Wanted One Girl: Friend Faces Jury On Stabbing Charge
THE STORY of a girl desired by two men and the alleged intervention of a friend with a knife, was told to the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl McGregor at Criminal Sessions this morning when Chan Ming was charged with wounding with intent, and maliciously wounding.
Defendant pleaded not guilty! to stabbing Leung Yim, 25, in Keelung Street on October 28, and the following jury WAH case: empanelled to hear the Messrs. R. F. Sutherland (Fore- nun), Loo Yuen-pok, A. Demce,
to
ESCAPED TO MACAO The story was differently told of friends stating that they came subsequent events, the Injured man's
help and two of them were
Flightly wounded before defendant made off.
Leung Yim was taken to
hospital and defendant escaped to Macao.
When he
he was arrested on January,
TRAFFIC IN
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Police Raid Nets Traffickers
Pills Were Free Of Heroin
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Radio Set Owners In Court
A Look Through The "Telegraph"
Yuen, 48, of unlawful posses: Receiver Held Until sensationally called the "secret huney
sion of 7,500 heroin pills camo bofore Mr. Q. A.” A.
the Macfadyen af
Contral Magistracy this morning, the man was set free.
the
A certificate fram tho Government Analyst, produced in, Court, revealed that the pills contained no heroin.
Whon Wan was arrested pilla were discovered He was strapped to his waist. brought FOLLOWING A RAID 03
Court info
and charged with unlawful posses. H. Lucer, J. J. Alvares, M. M. 10, he made a statement that Ho house in 35 Cochrane Street by
sion of the drug, but was Iffanassieff and A. V. Remedios. Wah had given the girl the clothing Sub-Inspector R. McEwen yes-
for the Crown, she demanded and he was Mr. J. B. Prentis
remanded by the Magistrate entitled sald the slory of events bertan with to compensation from Leung Vinterday morning, three persons Wong Sau-ying, aged 18, who lived for it.
As a friend of
appeared before Mr. R. A. D. pending analysis of the con- de Wah,
tents of the pills. with her adopted mother in Holly-fendant asked for this in the divan. Forrest at the Central Magis- wood Road in the begluting of Octo-put Leung Yim told him to come into tracy this morning. They were
the street her last year.
and there after a few charged with keeping the place words, he was set upon by Leung as a brothel. Yim and eight of his friends.
leking one of his assailants, and
of lo
A man named Ho Wab lived on the some floor. About October 10, the man disappeared and the girl follow-defendant, he dislodged a knife from ployed, admitted the charge, while First defendant, Chan Fong, unem-
Kweilin Street.
denied it.
ed him, to set up house together in the mon and with this he attacked flung. Luk and Leong Ho, WhoW
Since 11o Wah was unemployed, he got the girl a job in an opium divan In Keelung Street and while there she met the victim of the subsequent
Leung Yim. ttack,
and wounded three men. Realising that he had broken the law, he fled to Macao,
Dr. Bet, of the Kowloon Hospital, said Leung Yim was in a collapsed This man took the girt out to res-condition when received into hos- taurants, which Ho Wah could not pital. He had a serious wound one afford to do, and despite the remon-fand a half inches long in the left strances of her lover, the girl packed ribs but left hospital against medical up on October 16 and went off to live advice on November 7, with Leung Yim at un Castle Road.
address on
GIRL ALLEGES BEATING
"Don't carry pills like that," the Magistrate warned in dis- charging defendant.
ROPE CLUE
Inspector McEwen said Ave gins TO SHAMSHUIPO
were found on the floor at the time of the rald. One of the girls sald 40 centa in the dollar was pald to firat defendant.
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Feb. 16, 1880. The newest thing in wedding tours is
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of having it worn threadbaro during the
It
asserted that an Amerlenn
Miss Yvonne Balagtas of Lock syndicate with a capital of $69,000,000 Road, was cautioned. She said been formed to construct a railway in Siberia, and that neveral former and that when she bought her radio present American diplomate and CUR- set from Messrs. Tsang Fook undertaking.
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Mr. J. Key, Wireless Inspector, said that the Tsang Fook Company had been interviewed. They had corroborated Mrs Balagtas's state
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A dispatch from Napley to the Daily Gladstone, in a letter to
Wun Shing of Reclamation Street, was fined $15. He said that his set was an old one and that he had taken New By: out a licence the day after the Ins-the Romar correspondent of the Tablet |pector's visit.-
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The rent collector for the place Mystery Of Entry shop. The set was connected to a Advices from England state that the
Is Cleared Up
A SLENDER PIECE of small
identified second and third defen- dants as the persons who arranged for the rental of the premises, while Wong Sau-ying gave evidence and he also said second defendant had She had left to Wall in the said that when ite Wah learned of paid him the rent on one occasion, clothes she wore but later went back her friendship with Loung-Yim, he and third defendant on two occasions. rope with a little hoop at one to his house to get the remainder of
beat and kicked her. her clothes which, however, he e
After evidence had been given, the end, produced in Court this Leung Yim corroborated the open-charge ugainst first defendant was morning, was an exhibit which fused to give up.
ing statement up to the time of the amended to that of living. on DECIDED TO BE REASONABLE
the provided the clue ton number of 28, Leung Yim was assault. He said defendant followed carnings of prostitutes. On October
recent thefts in Shamshuipo. him down the stairs and said "Why friends when they accidentally with encountered
First defendont was sentenced to Ho Wah outside on
You not give me any face?"
This claim was made by the polico Witness said it did not matter six months' hard labour and recom- oplum divan and, having previously been introduced, they decided to be whether he did or not and defendant mended for banishment, while fines in Kowloon Court, when Lam Chun, reasonable about the girl and let herhen drew out sonicthing white and of $150 or three months' hard labour 37-year-old unemployed, appeared on
stabbed him.
each were imposed on second and seven counts of larceny. choose
her
partner.
The Chief Justice: Can't you give third defendants - a better description-it might have been a soup spoon!
Leung Yim and the girl parted from Ho Wah apparently on good, terms. A friend of Leung Yim, named Chan Sul, went to the divan in Keelung Street the next evening and
do
ness.
Lam was arrested in Tai Nam Street yesterday, and a quantity of stolen goods was found in his posses sion.
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electrical There is Bttle doubt now that the shop and that an Alwater Kent much talked of Australian Canadlaa
was to runneet) radio-gramophone was hidden in a Pacifle cable, which
over the door of the India, Australia and Great Britain vin
the Canadian route, has fizzled out.]
P'neille Unble has became a dead letter.
25 YEARS AGO
Feb. 14. 19134. The Czar has inued A Rescript to M.) Bark, the new Minister of Finance, In which
that His Majesty emphaslavs during his recant tour he remarked,| with deep grief, among the people and facts of weakness, poverty and economiej denalation.
When Yung pleaded that he had not the money to pay the fine, the Magistrate ordered the radio sel which was estimated to be worth $200, to be temporarily confiscated, bending
payment NEAR CONTEMPT Kung Chung.
of Templ Streat, was fined $75.
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Witness said he thought it was a said he was in a mahjonng school dagger.
when he heard a commotion, rushed
Ite admitted having stolen the there overheard defendant say "Leung he only saw defendant at the fight. attacking Leung Yim. He ran after In reply to defendant, witness said out, and saw a number of men
goods from a house in Cedar Street rained Yim took my
and disclosed that he had disciple's sweetheart There may have been bystanders one but was himself struck with a
admittance by throwing his rope away."
and He spoke with defendant, who ex-near but none of his friends were knife and was later assisted home
from the roof to a verandalt
The Chief Justice, Sir Atholl Mac- climbing down. pressed a wish to see Leung Yim andre. He denied knowledge of de-by Chun Hop.
Gregor, summed up in the charge) fendant's role of mediator over the Chan Hop was tendered as a wil-
of unlawful possession
of stolen KELENTER GAOLED have a conciliatory talk with him.
Chinese Another man, Wong Wah, describ-property against five The defendant was in the divan matter of the clothing
Chan Sal, Atter, of Yuchow Street, Cheung Sam, district watchman, ed as a manager of the Kwong Wah Supreme Court this morning, again on the evening of October 28
that suld
when defendant first said a crowd was round Leung Yim Kee Knitting Factory, was charged Accused were Hul Kam-ho, Hui, specially chartered steamer, le but Chan Sai hnd not been able to
of taking arcused Leung Yim. find Leung Yim who, however, come girl away, Leung Yim said she was took the injured man to the police property.
the but no weapons could be seen. He on five counts of receiving stolen Cho, Hul Kau, Nit Ching-fuk and accompanied by
Tool Chik-shut, and the charge daughters. in by chance with friends.
of not important to him and he was station.
On his arrest Lam took the police against them was possession of 320 Defendant then accused him
prepared to return her. Defendant, A Chinese policeman, C. 428, said in the various houses from which he cattles of pewter, 150 eatties of rice,
5 YEARS AGO offending his disciple and naked for however, said he would want $10 he arrested defendant on Informa- had stolen articles of value.
Feb. 16, 1934, 10 cattles of ground nuts, two felt $10.
Scenes remarkably reminiscent Dí compensation for the wrong done totion at Spring Garden Lane and he The articles Larn was caid to have hats and seve Leung Yim said he had no money his friend.
pieces of clothing, Heveral said:
"Several men assaulted and went into the streel, followed:
me stolen Included 30 catties of scap and mowing them to have been stolen mall sectors un the western front dur- ing the war were enacled a few miles Witness heard erken of "Save Life" and I stabbed one."
preserved duck, a gold pockes outside the Colony.
of Vienna yesterday afternoon by defendant.
and went downstatra where he After the Interpreter had given watch, a malijong set, articles of The following comprised the Jury: when a general attack was launched on "The latter repeated his demand found Leung Yim in pain. Nobody evidence, defendant said he wished clothing, blankets, bed sheets, clocks, Mrs. M. N. Raicugen (Foreman), the defence lines established between and, receiving the same reply, drew else was there.
to give evidence himself and to call woollen Jackets and fountain pens. Cheung Kam-chuen, R. Abraham, G. Karan and Stadlau. a knife and stabbed · Leung Yim,'
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Both men admitted 12 charges. Chan, Kwok Ho-lun, E. A. Ribeiro The case is proceeding.
Lam
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Det-Sergeant A. Souter said thu fence was that they were acting cally denied in an offeinl statement re I nearly all the theft cases, Lam en-under the compulsion of pirates who erived from the Austrian Legalion in use Tattoo Powder, Rouge and Mas- tered the houses by climbing from had previously robbed
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The DeL-Sergeant said that Lam Ing Them used a slender piece of smell rope the loss of a cargo of rice. with a little hoop at one end when jury would have to consider who ever he found any difficulty in reach-
the their actions during the rob- ing windows from roofs.
bery under consideration were those Wong, the prosecuting of men-under compulsion. Referring ofter said that he understood the Without retiring, the jury returned inan was a receiver of stolen property and that be had done it before, The a verdict of guilty against all the aon was the manager of a small men and they were sentenced knitting factory, Lam had been in three years' hard labour cach, troduced to Wong by a thief, who had
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The value of the goods stolen amounted to approximately $200, and the greater part of this sum was recovered.
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They were the Wah Yan Cafe, 153; and was taken to 271 Des Voeux Hond Japanese exporters, anticipating Connaught Road Central, and the Central. He was inken upstairs and Bodring trade with Canton, are writ-Palace Cate, 311 Des Voeux Road past the accountant who did not say ing to German and other-Importers in Central, and they were fined $200 anything about it. He then bought Canton, offering them agencies for Japanese --gooda/Our "Own
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Inspector A. L. Hopkins prosecut-two girls thera at the same time. ed, and said he visited the Woh Yan They were drinking. Cafe about two o'clock en February Inspector Hopkins said the cost of 4. He found 10 servicemen present, the present licences Was 8500 per nino of them being served with year, while the cast of art Hotel or drinks
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Bister Baker of the Queen Mary. Hospital, reports, the loss or her wrist watch valued at $100 at the Hong katz Cricket Club,
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