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Tów-yours: Prinse. Blamsick has bum | An extremely interesting paper on the gou-THE SEQUEL TO THE MANHINNETT | wat his instigation that the Brat in Bollar, and 15 Ngar, fading it out, turnať - At, tista point the ones was adjourned till this community."And I Fonturo to my- - striving to rebusó his weight, and of List graphy of the Mediterranean and its consta

timation of it to Minhinnutt was given, that od her away from the hour. The girl the afternoon.

in doing so, he did not outstep his duty. was read by Sir E. Lambert Playfair, har AN FUETOR AND A REPORTER CHARGED WITH it was at his instigation and with athareupan registered herself as a prostitute

He did nothing be was not fairly entitled his efforts have bcon crowned with success Bajesty's Consul-General in Algiers, before

view to bis benefit that the threatening and went to Stanley Street, where she still CONSPIRACY.

to do. Ho did nothing I would not do to On resuming, According to a report from Kissingen, die the British Association. He pointed out

lauzuage was made me of to Minhinnett lives.

Mr ex-Clingcellor's too, solid -

fidush has bear that the Mediterranean had formerly been WiseGsurge Wiliam Ward, reporter of clear that it was at his fatiga, stane house, in St. Francis Street, Wanchai, to in Original Jurisdiction-John Minhin- one fented by 18-men than by one. If you

O. F. A. Bangster, said-Iam Deputy forrow, if the same thing occurred again In the Polis Court to day before Mr in the Supreme Court. It was abundantly On the 7th or 8th of Septenther, 1888, Registrar of the Supreme Court and Oficial Bie Worship-I think apart from soy melting away at the rate of aleron pounds divided into on Enstorn and Western aco Wise-Gsurge William Ward, reporter of clear that it was at his instigation, on his about 1 pan, Mrs Goulbourn sent from her Assignee in Bankrap'cy, There is a suit view that may be entertained, the case in 5 year sulce August, 1880 and he so by an isthmus running from Bleily, by way the Hongkong Telegraph, and Robert Fraser pesuasion and with big pative Basistance house in St. Francis Street, Wanchai, to in Original Jurisdiction-John Minhin one for a jury. I think it is better to be

weight no more than 101 1.3 kilogrammes of Malta, to Caps Bon ift Tunisia, In the to Goulburn sent from her Assigned

the nich, One had neairally suppose that when free cars and fosure of Malts were three Smith, editor of the same paper, were That the two defendants were acting She had to

Three Smith, editor of the same paper, were That the tre defendants were acting She had to pass through the cockhobee, 37,000 and the writ is specially ondered. are not entering into a defence, I must that the charge wae ulliiately brought. Minhinnett's, next door, to see Ah Ngan. nett v. It. Fraser Smith, The slaim is for vindicated by 18 men than by one. If you feans the Jurry and fateur of office the species of famil slephants, a hippopotamus charged at the instance of John Minhintett, together to bring the charge there could and on opening the door to do so she mw The date of the writ ie and August 1800. warn you that any statement you mako Prines would put on fala instead of pus-o gigantic demande, and other anima's foreman, Public Works Tepartment, with be un possible doubt. That the charge Miniumit siling on the commodo with The suit is still pending. The defendant may be brought up against you tlug it off and his ultimate state was a which could over Eave lived in so small

had been disposed of in this Court by being Al Fat

Fat (then aged 6) on his lap. The suit is stili, pending. The defendant may be bran matter for serious foreboding. No doubt, an faland; In Sicily, remains of the axis unlawfully and maliciously conspiring to dismissed was prima facie evidence that it ondervaring to have intercoure has been allowed to defend for $1,300.

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have intercala was adjudicated on if he had taken things quietly, after hunting elephant has been found, as well as charge the complainant with the crime of was falas and there would be no Goulbourn at once olosed the door again bekruptor propenings in ast on here and anywhere, clao At the retire had taken thingding. No doub which could dorm-udents, hippopotam retirement into private life, he would have the elephas antiguas and two species of kip

and left. Next day, Al-Ngan, the Chiu-

Next day, Alt-Ngan, the Chimu Mr Webber. Mr Wo my grown stouter; but taking things quietly

or trus neither of those gentlemen woman, found out what had been done to on the 11th August, on the joint petition sime time. I do not wish to waste my

a for the prosecution, and took any reper the information which came row with afterwards said he was drank. Inst occasion the Court adjourned the

of Mishiabatt and Von Eps. Mr Robert luable time nor to run my head agnjuat Hot Prince Bismarck's way. The statesman many other animals of African type have Mossop, appeared for the prosecution, and took any reasonable means whatever to ashes little girl. audi had a tremendous Fraser Smith applied an Attorney for Mr a brick wall. You have made up your not Prince Bismarck's way. The tutes in popoturus, while nearly all these and rape. Mr Francis, Q.0., instructed by Me difficulty in showing that whather false on nf onco oloted the door again there are bankruptcy proceedings against the full responsibiligent willing to tako grip, lots e retraite hy if anything, busier and more boon found in the pliocons deposits and Me Fraser Smith, the second defendant, certain whether the information which came row with Minhinnett, who first denied therr

Minbinnett, who first denied the act occupied than who is was in haracas, caverns the Atlantic region. The sub-

to them, not personally but at third or offence and afterwards said he was drunk Wobler to set seido the petition. On the mind to send the same to the Supreme conducted the defence,

the case Court. And the care of his own reputation is, mersion of this isthmus no doubt occurred

fourth hand, had any truth or substantia. As he tirnatened to shoot her, putting a cas

His Worship-At present I have, on the perhaps, an even more arduous tack than when the waters of the Atlantic were in-

thelity sho The defendants having taken seats at the lity in it as all. Neither of them seemed revolver to her mouth and telling her ho for three months to allow the bankrupt to the maintenanos of the empire.

traded through the Straits of Gibraltar table,

Smith's applica- evidence before me. to have made any inquiry of the only per woulft

Mr Swish-Theo I need not waste your The almost constant temperature of 50",

son who had peruiry of the only pet revolver to her to shoot her, putti

port the matter, but Smith-Was not the claim against time, Ah Ngan did not report the matter, but theho slmost constant Ar should be for the doctors rather than the compared with 53" to 40" in the Atlantic, His Worthip said the proceedings must on who bad personal knowledge of the hook her hand off if she told anyone, show cause, on Mr Fraser Smith's applic

Mr Smith-Was not the claim against time, but I must say I think you will be matter. Neither of them knew anything finding that the child had been torn badly,

me for the amount, principal and interest, doing an illegal not. chemists to complain because the British enabled Dr Carpenter to distinguish bobo conducted in the ordinary way, and the about it, so far as the evidence given show-Fold it

of a joint premissory note signed by me

His Worship-I do not think o The purchaser took it out of the colony and Mt Juhn Francis Webber. Yes. tween Atlantic and Mediterranean water.

defendants had i etter stand. He could noted, except at third or fourth hand. The

Mr Smith--Mr Francis laid it down from public spods its putty cash-on patent ****

main question to be considered hother and shortly afterwards wrote to Ah Nigats and Mr. hero or in a higher Court, would ho complaining that the child had been out-Grst brought before the judge, an engage necessary before the guilt of criminal con- Are you aware that when this matter was this ancient volume that certain things wore medicines. Many paturfauxiliar toys in Mucn an England has dous for Egypt make distinctions, his pils a lie father and grandfather and a well-informed writer in the Tintes

Mr Froser Smith and he know it was whether considering the information in fuged so shockingly that she died 11 days Grat brought before the judge, an engage-scessary before the guilt of minival con- ment was made by me to hand over a sum spiracy could be cetobliabed. It muat ba sin and the little inquiry made, afterwards. slooked their collars with port. It is only gives a long list of the benente conferred customary for defotidants to stand, but as their possession and t

of 85000-Yes, about $5000.

provod that wo falsely accused the man of Ah Ngen, between fear that she would te- to be expected (as Me Uuey pointed out on the country and people since 1882-story

And it was paid into Court by nic.-16. of committing the crimes. It is alleged at the Pharmaceutical Congress) that there there is no avaiding the cpuclusion, which they wore conducting their own defence it there was reasonab'e er probable cimer for

bringing the charge at all. If there was prosecuted for solling the child and an t-And the matter at issue in fact is a sum that we did conspire, cabine, onfederate should be fashions in druge as there are the same authority arrives at after a careful would, ho very inconvenient to stand.

reasonable or prolable, cause they were willingness to lase inhintatt for outrag dus or alleged to be deg by Mr Webber and agres together falachy to charge and His Worship sail if it inconvenienced reasable or prolable, cause they were willingness to lease inhintatt for outrag it fashions in ins or in hairdyes. Now and inquiry, that if Egypt were suddenly left

ruidston what we havo necem on their standing

bine to bring a true char justified, and whether there were tera naling what was after all only an adopted and not by me. I canrot say. I do not acesse the said John Miztinnett with hav

adopted and

me.-I Again the public bus & patent medicine to its own guidates what we have accom them in their defence he would not insist justified, and whether there were era naling what was after all only

motives or not in that case was of little mo- | chi'd, still lived with him, we secem on their standing.

inochi'd,

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ing on such and such date disgracefully is not

surface. Our unercial reforms, which have which the nondus, but the stuzn.di: plished would gpens a miato sera:ching of the the landings then resumed their seats. mout, because itn. were entitled du com

mout, becauspun chare. Here the best, who action with the Tytan the largest creditor in the The defendants

mout, becaudat case was of little ino-What Was after hinnett for outrag a i golf of her nud in half-caste daughter of Ah Ngan-to visit but I do not have you on ble.

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In the bankruptcy proceedings, is it or is suited a child. Well, I venture to think, happy knabk of conviolating is done au much to rate the position of the prosection, sail the charge against the reasonable or probable, that they Werke, induced Early, the eldest girl the Court you were the largest creditor, They have called the defendart, and they

Mr Fracis, is up ning the tree for the bine to bring a true char.e. Here the west, who had a sort of office up near

the tree for the charge was that has, that they Werke, indultes of Ah Ngan-to visit but I do not have, yo aware that in an action got into that, wituces but, if it was my to any regular dist. Still, with occasional up-and-downs, the vid popular favourites poagant and to roliers him from the turdun prosecution, saut the charge against the charge was that they brought it without the Albany in connection with the Tytant it not a fact that I did appear as a creditor. that the falsity has not hoen pt..ved. Tha

girl--the the bur a feeling of personal ill-will towards Mr him there, and by promising marrings wi if they are not so universally curative as which protect hit from grinding injustice charge the complainant, John Minhinnett, Minhimmett, and indinelly for their own able to reduce her. Shortly afterwards Ah which was taken against me for certain got into that, witness box, if it was true or goom to hold their ground fairly well; and of theubtedness, vir administrativo reforms defendants was one of conspirsey, that they reasonable or probable, that they Werke, induced Eaily, the eldest girl the the largest creditor is the auit 1-You told man was distaissed. Your Werali ims noom to hold their ground fairly well; and of dubtedness, ir administrative reforms combined and confederated together to brought it without any instigation and in half-caste daughter of Ah Ngan-to visit the Court you were the largest creditor, got that on evidenco aint that is all I presume you aro aware that in an actions had not the courage to ask him, when lie they profess be, they do at least minister and crust exactions, the irrigation workscharge the complainant, John Michinnett, a feeling of personal ill-will towards Mr him there, and by fromising to visit but I do not have sat un blegest creditor,hat on evidenco at that is all

in this Court with having commit at the profit and advantage. to a mind diseased. The ailment which which we have constructed or put in or

have constructed or put in or offence of rupe. The prosecution leged

Ngan, looking through the corkhouse into was troubles most of the self-dosers exists dor-all this would be as nothing if band that the defendants consulted with each

A mirror in the bed-room stw how the books and furniture belonging to the estate false that be committed that crime. They chielly in their own inanglaation; and ed over to Egyptian hands. The Times

and ed over to Egyptian hands. The Finds that and advised each other and that each

W. M. D. Arthur, First Clerk at the Martins etween Michimmelt and her of Me Webber, an account was condored must prove that it was false before they if they believe in their own trestmont, they correspondout is inclined to blame Eng and correspondout is inclined to blame Eng and

after the extent of $3,531.05.--I heard about it. ing that the charge was true, that it was

that the chan are doing for themuslves nearly all that a for not having educated a new school of took separate and distinct nelivo steps with gistracy, produced on extract from the daughter were, abd at once hit him after showing Mr Wubber to ho in my doht to can accuse us. The evidence is overpuser.

om the view of causing the complainant to be records of the Court of the proceedings another big row, during which Minhinnett

absolutely true. I presume that te Egyptian statesmen who would be com doctor could do.

Worship has not talien the trouble to road petent to take our place; but is it possible? charged before this Court with one of the against the complainant on the charge of again threatened her with his revolver. I was not present at the investigation in absolutely true. petent to take our place; but is it possible?

You know that I appeared ea & creditor the depositions. THE logical development of trade unionism 4 civilized Govorament on the Western most serious offences asaan could be rape. He also produced the depositions She expected that the girl would accompany

and that I opposed the adjudication on der-

His Worship You prianus wrong Bystein will never flourish in the hands of charged with. Of course the essence of taken in the case by Mr Wodehouse and her, but to her stil sisting indignation. the offence was that they should make that the information laid by the first defendant. the girl refused and continued to live with may be seen to perfection in Australia, never fourish in

ku Ocientais; and if the present system, which charge without reasonable or probable

sad tai grounde.Ya did not appear se a Mr Smith-Then you must king the Cross-examined. When the information bin. Last month (July) she was confined. whoro a state of things now exists which is confers andenied benefits, not only on the coo, and the main question for his Wor- was laid, Major General Gordon was pro

On the day of the row lotseen Min- creditor in bankruptcy on the last osasion. facts are true. On the pridence of that

between You could not. You had not proved.

gitaan Wonde Sriman Wang Angan, how that caaO WES very clearly described by the writer of people of Egypt but on the Eu opean hol ship, or for another Court, if the ease went sent, and said that if there was any diff. hinnett and myself shio went to her mother's Mr Francis-There is no doubt that Mr not sent to a jury I do not understand and letter in the Times, Anglo-Australiao ders of Egyptian socurities, is to be mid- thore, was whether these gentlemen in act- cally shout getting a warrant he would house, Queen's Road Faat, and upbraided Fraser Smith claimed to appear as is credina ather than in this calory who knows the points out that a trade union in the colonies tained, the control over Egyptian office hote, was whether these gentlemen in act- cally about getting

g as they did had any reasonable have the man apprehended without a war her for letting Minhinnelt's misconduct be ente, exercised by England cannot be related.-probable cause. The prosecution were pro-ract. Mr. Ward: hinte

slightest thing about law dock understand, is acluse corporation. It already represents, exercised by England cannot be relaxed, real

probable cause. The prosecution were pro- rant. Mr. Ward hesitated to mako, the known, saying that he had ordered her to

The prosecution were prove the man apprehended without a ward house, Queen's Road Fast, and

Mr. Smith-There is no doubt about it. There is a prima facis case in every line, as it must in time represent in England, St. James's Gazette.

pared first to say that the charge was discharge and said he did not wish to become pack his things as he must clear out at after all the

charge and said he deal the aristocracy of labour. The happy uni

that Me Ward and I may have conspired ouiet commands a rate of wages which to an Was there over a photographer who could missed that being accessary to the caso prosecutor. Major General Gordon said if once, and had riked her to accompany but after all it has nothing to do with the and your Worship with this evidence thinks baiat

Witnces (in qnswer to Bir Francis)-Mr falsely to charge &c. I do wish to coo- Sines Cher Minhinnett has visited Ah English mechants would seem fabulone; but muster the moral courage to say to a cus. and secondly that the defendlauts had Me Ward made the charge the police would him.

Fraser Smith is the registered owner of line the orgument if you have made up unionition "I overy workman, skilled or unskilled, outside tomer, 'Sir, or Madam, as the case

By Mr Francis-Me Word hesitated at Ngun-aho had refused to go to his

the Hongkong Telegraph. He was registered suur mind. the magic ring must either necept the position be, I regret to observe that your face in what they did, that the evidence which

"I do was drunk makin labourer or number of temptation to say somethin, we are told, further of a

-wileu · hsvestroved Ali Fat (which she

un the 27th August 1886 and his name still His Worship-I tell yon I intend to com-

mit the case. of a comman labouter or fizetine a-black lag not seenpulously clean' If we can trust they produced in support of the charge, the words I chinage, There was no heai-house--and pleaded that

atanda on the register. blue At his own risk. To a limited number of the complaint of one of their craft, the ever it every word of it was to be believed, tation in laying the information.

Air Smith-I can reserve what Thays to to sup

Ho Kum Sing, First Interpreter at the denies), offered her bribes to say nothing temptation mon trade-unionism is a bonefit, of course; temptation to any something of this sort is port the charge: The prosecntion proposed Police Court, said present in Cout if called a witness and threatened to Francis and stepped into the box, Mray for the Supreme Court but I did not in the working class at large in the colories often very strong. If sittore, we are told, further to prove that those gentlemen when the case against Mr Minkinnett was shoot her if she does not. She says to my Francis said he had no qacation to put to want to have my time uselessly wasted going to the working class at largs in the colories often very strong. If sittore, we are told, mid-1 a John Minhinnett was then called by Mr

large in the colories often very strony something of this sort is was in no shape or souse suficient dieved, tation in laying the informati 45 so hesi house and pleaded is a tyranny which keeps thom poor, if it were to wash their countenances a little by sometime rofiel mir will valytonately of clean, being red, as if on antuk laration of were not really plainant for heard Ward at formation. Mr Ward that P

if it were to wash their countenances a little sotad as they did without the faintest going on. I heard Mr ward give his evid. informant that she will tell everything him, but the defendants were quite at to the Supreme Court does not, as sometimes happens, drive them before a largo photograph is taken, there shadow of an attempt to ascertain, before ence and saw him sign the depositions.

old be less work for retouchers, and the boy took any stopa, whether the infor- Mr)

liborty to cross-examine him.

His Worship-Up to the present, on the to the Government relief works. The

Mr Francia.mid he would read the evi-

Mr Smith said he preferred to call Min-evidence before me, I intoud to commit Unier. boy took au mpt to ascertain, before going on. I heard Mr wardinett won shoot her if s strikea now going on in Australia will only result would be a better portrait. Unicrboy

a better portrait, Unicrmation which they alleged was given them desce given by Mir Ward.

(1) The adopted daughter of his wifo

hinnett on his own responsibility later on, the case. Do you propose to call evidence benefit the unionist.

dst. Outsiders must still tanately some people are tafely on the was true or what was the exact nature or Bir Framor Smith said he did not object seduced and driven to prostitution,

Me Francis-He is perfectly at liberty to: for the defence? subject of clean faces There was unce extent of it, and that not up to the very last to the evidence being read.

(2) A child of six ravished, sold and dead bo content with lower wages, or with gone subject of clean faces There was unce

call him whenever he likes.

My Smith-I do not wish to; but my

de photographer who, being confronted wi ha moment did they take any step timt any wihtout

Mr. Francis said Mr. Ward's statements in a few days, and decidedly dirt being confronted wi ha exfeat of it, and that not once nature or

His Worship-As the case is now, on the opportunity will come, there is not the as if by vist dirty face contrived,

(3) Elis wife's con daughter sedmood and.

face of it, I think it is a case for a jury, lightest doubt about it. If your Worship maintained.! This following paragraph from the Leeds accident, to drop a spot of lampblack upon reasonable er sensible man, any man would not be vidence against Mr Fraser

seting, solely from a desits to assist in Smith but only sgainst Mr. Ward himself, the customer's check. Sorry extreme the administration of justice would have

It is entirely for you to decide whether you has made up your mind, I do not wish to The above is a caps, of is statement ill go into the defence now or prefer to bring any evidence. As your Worship very Major Mereury, which has reference to a young by caroless on my part, said the diplomatic taken, to seo that tliny were not bringing a Superintendent of Police, said-3 an aware

will warehanded to me by Mr G. W. Ward, a mew-

reserve it till the Supreme Court.

it was truly romarked-if it was not logul lady who spent the first twelve youxa of operator, but you will find soap, water.

charge falicly minst a really of the charge brought against the 13th to verify the allegations contained therein. whatever to make the slightest case for en end find soap, water; very grave charge falsely against a really of the charge brought against the camber of my staff, who says he is in a position

ber of my saft, who says he is in a position Me Smith-I have not seen anything cont falicly sainst g⚫ Superintendent of Palice, Optain

anything comman senen-it is much better that two little cabinet, very grave charge fat bringing a Superior General Garden, Acling it

triter for life in Canton, will doubtless be of in. and towels, ondame, in this little cabinet, very graso charge falicly minst

incont

en gentlerien should be tried and their action. also that they reted maliciously, and September. I heard of it from the Regis

R. FRASER SMITH, forest to many of our readers:-To the It is suggested that a photographer migh: cant man. It was necessary to prava plainant for rape. I first heard of it on 13th to verify the allegations contained herein.

accusation of conspiracy, but your Wor cecided on by the opinion of rather than brilliant academical suppeases gained by the Lang,up in the studio specimens of a por- though as a general rule if a charge was trar General. I mot Mr Ward at the Magis

Bditor, Hongkong Telegraph."- ebip may possibly have seen a great deal by the opinion of one, who might possibly ladies during 1893, says ladies during 1833, ays the Daily News, the face side by side with one of the same aismieal would not be sufficient in itsalt I haut a communication from the Registrar Me Ward that paper next day he said he have carefully scrutinized the evidence Ko plenty

the Daily News, trait takon immediately before sponging brought forward with reasonable canae ita tracy and got him to wear an information. Witness, continuing-When 1 banded more than I was capable of doing. I be biased one way or the other. I bave

of witnessed here however, another has just bcou added and in this esse the London School of Medicins for face after an hour or two's exposure to our dismieal world not be sufficient in itself I had a com

of Medicios for fan after an hour or two's exposure to our to shur that the cause of action was General. I had no communication at all recognised it as a statement he had given and must say that instead of the end is Worship-It is for you to determine. Women obtains an additional distinction. einoky atmosphere. When it is seen how

to Mr Fraser Smith. He said all he of the learned counsel's case I have whether you will call them. into ramination, in hard are the marke in the foes in the latter malicious, the absence of reasonable or from Bir Smith. At the Intermediate Examination there

Gross-examined by Mr Fraser Smith knew about the matter was contained in nut yet seen the beginning. On the Ale Smith--Wall, if your Worship has Medicine in the University of London, case-for Hure is nothing like the lens in probable cause was that, from which a

might

All men were I called at your dice to see Me Ward that paper, that what the woman Ab Ngan ovidence educed I respectful submit made up your mind, I do not wish to bother Mina Ann Frances Piercy has gained triple thought that the customer might forgia and to have some common genes and have for him.

tep detecting foreign mattor in orevices-it is supposed to on

reasonable grounds bat he was not there and I left a uele told his informant, his infor mant told that there is nothing whatever, not one tit. you

When first-class honours-daniely, in the silout lat.-Daily News,

hantination.

pay him.

him I asked told his informant, this woman Ab Ngan vidonot seen the beginning bardhether you will call the to determine. ile of evidence to show that either myself His Worship--The case is committed for pharmaceutical

int. Daily News might forgive supposed toer malice.

some justification, otherwice a man would him to swear an inforination. I had Mr Francis Did you notice that Mrs Me Ward have in any way combined trial at the Supreme Court, - materia medics and pharmaceutical.

and histology,TRACIO. charletry, and in physiology sud histology: A TRACIO story from the Tyrol is sent by the of these elemen was, or he would be case but I had got a report be- who saw the alleged offence committed and gard to this matter. Mir Francis, as far as 100s will be accepted. (to Mr Francis) I stated to be the persul conspired, confederated, to, &c.) with re Mr.Smith supposs our own recogni In a guld medal and in materia wealthy Vienna architect, Herr Gross, beside the evidence which would be I bad zo intention of make.Mr Ward pro- can't my whether In Anatomy, Misa Piercy has the seaand 4 TRACIO story from the Tyrol is sent by the be acting either as a foul, which neither ordered inquiries to be made into the Goulbocit-Did you notice that Mrs Mr Ward have in any

Miss Piercy has the secand Vienna place with first place way and histology como years bor to the south, pleit Greas been acting-will towards Mr Mr Fraser men the proper person. place with a guld medal; and in materia Vienna correspondent of the Daily Nette scting from some improper motive. But fore the information. I used my discre- that afterwards it appears as if she had any I am concerned, has mado ng way very suppose you do not of ject.

frotteme was, or he would be case but 1 had Ledion, the first pisco with exhibition and A wealthy Vienna architect, Herr Gross, acting from sma improper motive. But fore the informati. I used my discre who saw the aleged offence committed and gard to this matter, dr Branch ones will

Mr Francis-I have no doubt it Frasor medion, the first place with end

trues, besides the evidence which would be tios in taking the proceedings which I did. been told of it by the other woman clear. He has called the very with mata.1 nedion, the first passiology and histology in years ago gave up basites, and thay cause the low that the defendants had ment is to hear al information but!

I tation old medal in physiology and histology, having an unly daughter, extremely delicate, produced to show the stance of reasonable I had no intention of make. Mr Ward pro- can't say whether I voticed that at the would have called. He has clicited exact. Smih will stand his trial. 20 exhibition or After spending and personal ill-willt so exhibition or gold medal has been or data te prosecution. Mr Ward said

By dad has become years ago gave up business and tra- time.

ly the evidence that I desired to be awarded this year. Miss Piorey, however, yelled with her to the south, hoping thornby cause the prosecution proposed to produce soontor at all. I intended it as a Govern- can't say whether I noticed that at the would have called. He has elicited exact. Smith will stand his trial awarded this year. Miss Piorcy, howevers to restore her to health. Fulein Greas been acting with most deliberate malice bonitated about charging. As he was the per- can't remember noticing it at all. awarded this year, with two male canvas fair and very her father took her to and for their vel for spine $100 tunicated with the cut with the Mr Fraser Smithther occur with reference I emphatit there is not one titile of evid is braskpted equal with two male can to restore her to health. Fuleia Gress or to show that the defendan's hedmont prosecution. Mr Ward said he would

bewith. Fäulein Gross -No, whatever that has been brought before theta didatas, the thres together constituting lawas fair and very amiable. After spending bean acting with most deliberate malice be willing to wear ah ho You did not question him about the be brought didates, the thres together constituting the the winter in Italy, her father took her to and for their own object. Bir Fraser on the prote

Court this morning, as far as I am person first class. Two other ladies from the same the winter in Italy, her father took her to and personal ill-will towards Mr Miahionelt hesitated about char al information but he inconsistency of the statement? No, I before your Worship. There is nothing $50 arch. Arst clase. Two other ladies from the sain and

information I considered But Mr Ward told yon distinctly that ally concerned that I am not prend of, that our work, that it be thorough, gentne, sin- medical school also gain hobouti: Mila Meran, and here she made the acquainter to and for their own object. Mr Fraser son who wore the name was the per can't remember noticing it at all. medical school who gain honours: Mils Meran, pud here she made the acquaintance Snaith was being aned for some $4000 him the proper person to make the charze, that was his statement What he gave me I would not do again ander simi-gle-hearted, the best that is in us, the best

of a Little Kishel Agnes Jones (anatomy, 3rd f Labutenant a Mateley, who was in which he and Me Webber hnd borrowed I communicated with the Government on to understand was that he had handed it to Ir circumstances to-morrow, that I Lilile Kabel Agnos Jones (anatomy 3rd the Inst stage of consumption. The young from Mr Minhinnett, the greater portion the subject, I commu

Iar circumstances to-morrow, that I that can some out of us. And above all, let class) and Miss Maud Mary, Chadburn he Cass and Miss Maud Mary, Chadbora

was not legally justified in doing us leave success to God, who is just task. (physiology and bistology, 2nd class), man fell madly in love with the girl, and of which are, the greater portion the subject, I communicated with the Mr Fraser Smith.

which according to his own statement Crown Solicitor before applying for the Did anything further occur with reference I asked her

hax to marry him. The fathur, how was admitted by Mr Fras Smith. warrant. The application for the warrant to the case 1-1 asked Mr Ward if I was to Worship that there is not one tittle of evid (PROFESSORS AIGGINS," who made an ascent over, refused his consent to what would There were rather violent contradictions was on my own responsibility and the Crown regard this as a private communication urense to justify you in sending this case to

PROFESSOR HIGGINS, who made an acest bave been a most impridad a lance. Some grieg on between the parties by way of Soliciter concurred with mo

were her i Frar unphatically and forcibly put it to your master. Bastell,

HAPPINESS, in this world, when it comes, from the Port Vale Grounds, Cobridge, days ago, ho wan staying with his daughter flavits, und Mr Fras e Smith had Eden should be got to lay aninformation. 1in with it. He said he had not expected that Whose evidence have we got? We have suit,

omne gring on between the parties by way of Boliciter concurred with me that Dir Word whether I was at liberty to do what I chose the Supreme Court. What have wo got comes incidentally. Make it un object of pur

are we got suit, and it leads us a wild goose chase, and fidavits, and Mr Fres parties by way of Balicit responsibility and the Crown to the case 1-1 asked with reference I Staffordshirò, ke other des, had an ex-in a village in the Tyrol, when the young Fraer

in a village in the Tyri, when the young made by the Churt to pay up all except abent stemtected an inspector of police to investigato Mr Sunith would give me the document, get a cock-and-bull story which Mr Francie never attained. Follow subie other übe traordinary encap: When the baileon 15 puts There were also certain Lunkiup ey laid.

officer appeared once maes, and again un- $1300, which sum he was allowed t dire the cars after the information had been but that as he had done so I was at liberty has had the unparalleled optidence to ask cd possibly was ho to

but that as he had done so I ate at liberty has had the unparalleled. Mogudrice tag iect, and possibly we shall find that we have 1 cousidared we had quite efficient so far as he (Mr Ward) was concerned being freed from the weights one of the stccessfully urged his suit, the faiber losing to which sum ho was allowed & dit. the cans after the information had been Suit would give me the document,

Cath Banglup cy; lain. I considered we had quite all

you to believo tlust because this min Ming-ins without thinking of it. man in attendanoo disarranged the para- young pait uloped. The father was in extent into golliaior. There was in this By Mr Francis-The inspector told me that he had made an accusation (I under-some legal proceedings before the civil fur life is nothing but a winter's day,

para-so patience with him. In the night theroceedings in which they can to a cerisin evitenes to prooved with the case.

make any use of it I pleased. He also told binnett and myself had been involved in athanid Houdhorne, } shute from the side of the ballon, and

from the side of the balloon, and despair; but

imputar dat before it could be replaced the balleen vastaus telegram from his daughter at least a very possible reason why Mir after the information had been laid what stood is to be this one) a fortnight before court of a paltry and contemptibli charact

balternspair;

to under-some legal proceedings before the civil flux had risen, and the paracbato was dan who stated that she was at Wele, and would flee that.ko had made an accusation (I under- some legal it had been involved in

Euse only Fraser Smith bould have desired to get the woman Ah-Ngan bid:lay the parachute was dang wait there until he come to give her his Miahinnets out of the colony of put him in

against Minhinnett in his presence and that for that on that account. I had conspired her stay dinuce, and depart fall-fed i ly break their fast and go away Mr Francis But at the time the ap binnett tad challenged him to repeat with my servant, a member of my staff, to The deepest age but sups and goes to bed. ling below the trapeze upon which the leasing, reasured him. He buried to a difficulty or in some way induce him to plication for a warranties and you had before: witness and that he had then get this man into gaol for an offence he He's art in debt that lines out the day i

the an merougat, was sitting. Higgins found out the pleas wontigned and separates trabas bien te Ward was in the mply tha woman was alige out simply on that Minhinsett was a rich man and scrouent, was sitting. Higgins found out the plate wontighed and separated the abandon the proceedings heaking absolutely nothing before venas to wither repeated it in presence of one of the re never commute gromno matiar directly the ballion pair. daughter low That was the matlar directly the call wonton. He buried to a dificultor

fitted. Have you got one Who dies betimes has less and lees to pay. Begum trie, 10 realized The peril ose father and dawafer left the lava aguinat bira: Mr Waid was in the muky tha woman was alige or not --No. porters of the papers. He told me also thread of evidence to justify this charge? e gore Tyrol.

he was in. Before he had made up his char: On Sunday they arrived at of Mr Franez Smith in conretion with a he was in. Before he had reached Buchtay, in the Tyre The girl slept in newspaper called the flon Long Telegraph. horsey--I understo

Smith in the muky tha woman was before and to wither witness and that he had at with my servan

Sa that you get the warrent simply on that Minhineett was a rich man and that My position in the matter is perfect mind what to do the balloon had He went up to Mr Minhinnett in Court about to run away and

with her pure is a newspaper calied the flon kong Telegraph. horsey--I understood that this man was on this secration being made ho badly clear. It has not been disputed, altitude of the balloon had reached Buchtay, in the day they arrived at against him: Mr Wald taking absolutely an altitude of nearly three miles. He then barely left it next morning when two shots while the bankruptcy proceeding referred the warrant. Mr Mitchell

me On Mayday

to on altitude of nearly three miles. He then the mau roum, with her parents, and had newspaper called the flon Long Telegraph. hearsey--I understood that this man swacht practically threatened the warrant was Autely

run away and I therefore hastened packed up his things, but that be now bet has been frankly admitted. My posi swung himself off his seat and dropped into were heard in a room on the serue corridor. to were going on and ased some very was informed that the man was likely to swung himself off his seat and

en to do while the bankruptcy proceeding referred the warrant. Mr Mitchell Linea told me he lieved the tailer to have blown over. dropped into barely left it next morni Parents, and had nepaper called the etion with a

tion is that of the editor of a publis the parachute. He gut entangled in the When the door was opened Lieutenant von auspicias language in connection with run away,

Dir Francis That statement about Min- namepaper. A statement is handed to me * Abe patchate. He gat, entangled in the were heard in a rong when two shots went up to Me Minhinottoph. horsey--I understood that

cords, and then the descent began, the par Matoloy and the young lady were found picks Language in connection with run away, but of course the application for hinnett preparing to go away you com accusing my servant, a public servant, a

these anil hit that if he did not abandon these pro-sponsibility. chats with Higgins turning ore and over dead together, each shot ihrough the proedinge, practically threatened the warrant was Aylely on thy owe remunicated to General Gordon I believe I man we help to and the movement down being very rapid, nge.

hits that

man we help to pay, whom orery taxpayer did

helps to pay-accusing him of an offence Higgins says he leat consciousness for some ge

ceedings, and was not careful he would

Did Fouether Did you scod. beforehand to make in

M Fraser Smith Do you remember that anyone would blush to think of. The acconds. Then he felt the folds of the

probably find bimeali in geol on a serious quiries as to whether the man was prepar what I said when I came to your office statement is handed to me in all honesty

ques parachute resisting the wind and checking Tux consumption of cigarettes can hardlis chirge. What exactly passed his Worshiping to go away or not?--I did not. I remember so far as I have stated just and fairness. What do I do? I take legal the rate of drept The aurcrant, was he called smoking, writes the St. James' would have from Mir Ward's own evidence. Did it ever strike you that you should now

advice before I do anything.. I consult my Gazzib hanging under it with ene of the cords Gazette, the limp pas-y-faced youth who They found that Mr Ward afterwards make some independent investigation be Did 1 eay 1h d called upon you as Pro-solicitor of course. What does he say hanging under The auro Checking Tux equal under his left arm, and another round his puffs his way to the City every morning stated buforo Mr Macdonald that he was fore getting a warrant for the arrest of tector of Clarese-I can't remember. Shocking; I have heard of this before, loft leg, and he was able to slightly regulate could not aloud the test of a resi smeker prepared to charge Mr Minhinnett with the sisu op such a charg. 7-It struck me

a

Do you remember whether I told you I On his advics I send for one of the the twisted parachute with his right hand. a large pipe full of strong cavendish, or offence of rape. They found him, on his that the man might go away at once, bad a serious case on my hands which went detectives of the Pulice Force, Inspectur He slighted aniely on a building near Stake a Havana as black as his hot. The habit own staigment, afterwards consulting with and that this was a care in which beyond the ecope of a newspaper editor's Quincey. He happens to be away at Manno Atation. His limbs were numbed and much (or vice) has increased so snormously in Mr Fraser Swith as to whether ho should it was necessary to secure the man before dutics --Ion't remember, but I rather Lie is away for a week. When be rutores discoloured through the strain of the ropes. the United States that an effort is being bring this charge or not, and laying the io- anything reached his ears.

*- think you did say something of that kind, he comes to see me. I put the statement mande to check it. 4 law has been passed formation, whatever it was, before him. Is that the way in which you usually What did you say after you read the pa- before him.

"Oh, he says, I heard all Bercriso to a-tout at a banquet given in by the New York Stats Legislators pro- They found Mr Smith advising him strong conduct police business-Well, I don't per-I believe I said it was an abominable about this before." What did I do than. On London

hibiting boys under sixteen from smoking to prosecute and with his own hand writing think there cases occur.very often, Mr case, if true.

Ou legal advice, I do the only fair thing

Bank, Wire, his honour at Kimberley, on the 4th Sap.hibiting own

Spin public under pain of a fine of not loss a letter to Mr Minhinant giving notice that Francis.

Did you prosespression Did you say I suppose there's nothing that was to be done. Mr Mitchell Innes tember, Mr Rhodes, the Premier of Capo f3 and got more than £t, and it came he intended to bring these charges against Hoa. N. G. Mitchell Innes, Acting for it but a criminal prosecution 1- be is Protector of Chinese-supposed to be in Colony, said that the Government was par into operation on Moning. The chief con, him. They fórád Mr Fraser Smith going Registrar General mid-I had com- lieve I made use of some expression like this Colony. This is a matter that cannot Can him. They farad Me Fraser Smith going Registrar, peers. It is too disgustings too disgrace nout was par- into open coult to induce him to take on War

Generaith and in to policy sa eulag the joy of knitting together the sumption of ciganites' is no doubt among to the Registrar General and doing all he munications from both Monate, Smith and that in consulting with you to what be dealt with in the pages of a public news-

consulting with youpapers hemtul. Accordingly, di Sahib African States. A meeting had been young men and youths, who do not know could to induce him to take up the case and Ward with regard to the charge against should be cópe,

It is too dieguatings on legal Arranged to be held Bluemfontein in Deo whats bad for stieni but it is not likely prosecute it. They found Mr Ward going John Minkingett, Mr Fraser Smith came to canber next, with the abjent if extending that the law will have mich effet. Not to Major General Gordon, the Acting Cap my office and showed me statement in be to consult with the law offours of the advice, I wrote to Mr Minhinnett telling hims

Did I suggest that the best course would ful, too shameful Accurdingly, on legal Ou Paris Major-General found Mr Ward Minor to the charge Consalting this Colour. mad to be in "the Failway thence it the Yail River, with much more promising is a suggestion made lain Superintendent of Police, and bring type-writing which I read. I said if the Crown 1-I don't remember..

the Failway thenes making a League Mt

the allegation that had been made against the boge of ultimately making a corner on by a Woman's Anti-tigarette League that ing the matter before his notice. They statement was true it was an abominable

ultimate t

Try and think I so sorry I can't him, and that it was my intention to place the Delon making a connée jen by a more promising is a suggestion made in ajor General Gordon, the Acting going John Minhingett, Mr Fraser Sagginst should be cups with you up to what be deals This is a matter that cannot with the Dangon Bay fiue Legering the tax of a dollar should be levied uper found Mr Ward fallirastely, persuad-case. Bir Smith told me he had received remember. Something might have been the matter in the hands of the authoritas, Swaziland Convention, Six Prodes said: every box of cigaretros. These ladies ext or induced by Mr. Freser Smith, is from Mr Ward and that Mr Ward could aid to that effect.

The Novarum at el tray, it fair privile are responsible for the statement that going up to the Magistracy and laying an furnish me with particulare and would Could

I go to Mr Mitchell-Lazes. I hand him Od New York You asked me to send Mr Ward to you! this paper and I say I come to you as a Pro-

On demand,... kes are granted to overal citina, smoking is rapidly increasing among girls information in which be distinmly and came to my office. He also stated that -The idea of Mr. Ward calling cemu frem taster of Chiness, He reads the document On dita; 60 days" sig that State will not implant with the and women in America, and that there is a deliberately charged Mr. Minhinnett with he thought Me Ward was on had terms you I think That State will not out to marked fecrease of female epile these arrested on that charge and bruger, and trumped up against Mini 1 regember of Did you not say he had better tont king

His osys* It is shameful, it is abooking, in Bombay tomus which Great Belthia vnext out to marked increase of female epileptic patients the crime of rape, Mr. Mirihinnett was with Mishinnett. I neked him if he

Did you not ask whether Mr Ward is disgusting. I believe there is nothing wires Hers The Premier than welit on to say in consequence."

consequence. With regard

With regard to these arrested on that charge and brought before thought that might lead to this story being would have any objection to coming to see for it but a criminal prosecution. I said

Os demand, (If we can baya a cimplota Cina Union remarks Au Indignant Cigarettist or the Police Court on 15th September, and trumped up against Minbionett. He said you?-No; I can't remember. and a complate ogniusction by aitway, we postulates as follows The opinipu in Tuas after a quantity of evidence was taken the Certainly not. That is all I remember of

That is for you to deal with. If you take Da Calcutt sopusclusalices,

in Tues aftar

of

Did you not say be had better come next my advice, you will consult the law officer, shall be far top the way down. By day's St. James's Gazette that he who sunkee charge was diamined by the Magistrate the conversation with Me Fraser Smith morning at 10 o'clock t-That I can't the Crown Solicitor or the Attorney General.

On demand, N Smith Aran Union, we mean perfect cigarettes is not a smoker, fairly staggered 16 might be a trifling flustration of the I only saw him once. The document remera bar.

It

Will you send Mr Ward to me, he asked, O Shanghai Bees Trade, if our own commodities, perfect me. Having lighted thy first pipe in the feelings with which Mr Ward seemed to which Mr Fraser Smith handed to in 1

my

This is the most unfortunate case of I said I would. From that day to this I On demand, and complete internal railway conation, sama of 1857 or 1859, and having con have been animated towards Me. Min-homed to Mr Ward, who came to my office lapis memories. I have caud across. A had nothing to do with the matter. Notin

30 days wight private paper, and a general Customs Chion, tebing med tebadeo steadily from then till now, binnett that when a question arose as to next day

Deleven Bagers Waldsch By The fondly, thought myself

After that I took it up to Protector of Chiness didn't you consider it any way. They did not call me ar sprit. tald Leaf, 100 fe amoker, My bail at the close of the first day's prosced the Police Station and handed it to Major your duty to make some inquiry to see if aesa in the proceedings before the Police Bovereigna(Bank's buylyg rate) 85.62- chek len og Úja Lig már beautiled in the first love was briar, and I wall rememberings before the Magistrate, Bir Ward, General Gordon

the girl Chop. Dollar was in a brothel in Court Where am I implicated! Have Teine tayi tek Squth the pipe and Tenry From that to witness, opposing of bail, and was guilty of works in the Survey said going thing of that sortir-Isvidence 2efore you, it is a cash yoK life. It also they will be astiated to the happy hours spent under a tree with although he pretended not to be proThe document, which was then read, Stanley Strest where she was said to be 1-summitted any arima! If so, where it

If we may Stadly thought myself

CINEMATE to. ZADE-TOsd, 11 |

biti call the pilots mentioned". Unitet Sutth her bitrate, Mr Ward, General Gosden call "the" for men honed Uniteit Suuth the pipe and Tentyson's Idylls. They secuting but to be there an unwilling as follows CARRETE WAS

Temperature, I can't remember if I gave any order about do not see any justification for varia (faken at Afews Fultoner & Co. 2. Preaders, 30th August, 1890. my to Northern Exten, were both new to me. From that to a witness, opposed in the strongest man

inquiry being made

se information and getting a offer, that he felt hire at mgerschaum, Jacob, uud (45 Oxford) per the granting of bail, and was guilty. For the last sevengers John Minhinnett, Did I not suggest that Inspector Quincey ap whose time is valuable, and whose

ime of those present, Cape soft Irish sloy, and Cavendish, the transl of a deliberate aliobood; false statement foremes of works in the Surveyor would be able to get her in a day I think character is good, accusing him of a mout RTER

29.98 the transl of a deliberate also Ngan. Fan, Jaffe But you do not make any reicheal to the thibent. A URAY. But now I lad them vanity to the effect that Mr Mithithett had the General's Department had lived with a fagit said tong hing of that sort

day--I think a hose, sime is valuable man healed (fason at femra But now I ud the chat are his clothes the coloby. When no childest by named Emily and When you

heinous crime, Your Wordlin says, on the dland Expedition, and vaxation of spirit. The most chat hure of his clothes and boxes packed China women named ah Ngan. She had But you a not make ang inquiry 3-1 i svidence zefore you, it is a case for a jury that he felt sickell break the Gambier becomes out, Usron preparatory blasting the coloby,When needest by thig but had grown up cault remember if I did.

fout Cavons pro his clothes hitett bad the foreman onser John Mitinquiry

bythign x1 I

Thin Luot the place to signs with youtor: d the natives (710 prer, dish gyrker the, harid shaky, ind le leaded he was saked afterwards the source of his daughter by German, naped Emily, and When you handed the matter over to for you foargus with is, but I must sta altir In Exidiablon, he tobacco, molat ; now it gannot be for der fosed to give the source of his information forget her real name), son aged about 17. Yes, hekdotai people of the tand went far. I unos liked by information he refused to give it as he re: kras adopted daoghain-app Dollar ( General Gordon your duty bat ceased 1 cannot see any evidence against me

oridorus of every man in that box has basse attured ↑ for I hold that only in airy tabacou do you i es to the alleged offence. The prosecülüop-souther aged 10 and a leurth, Ab Fat, Wil you swear I did not ask you to my vindication, and I think I on also say- 35arty-five get the full drome of the herb. - And it proposed to show, in erentially at least if aged 6.

make an investigation before ging on with √ 116. Ziar humild be awoked in a clay or in a mat directly, that the information same In 1880, sometime they lived at 197 this matter -No, I won't sweat that you

cigarette,

from Mr Fraser Smith himself and that it' Queon's Road Kast. He seduced. Chop did not,

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