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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1911.

[COPYRIGHT.] THE FRENCH BUDGET.

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LONDON, June 13.

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THE ACTION FOR BREACH

OF CONTRACT.

The action by Mr. H. Oberry, who sued 3r F. Reichowon, proprietor of the Grand Hotel, to recover: 810,360, únge suffered by the plaintiff by reason of the defendant's breach of contract of employ- ment dated 9th August, 1910, was continued before the Chief Justice Sir Francis Piggott, and a special jury, at the Supreme Court this morning.

Sir Henry Berkeley, K. C., instructed by The estimated defeit is £2,160,000 sterling, though the revenue bas Mr P. W. Goldring was for the plaintiff and defendant was represented by Mr increased by 17,200,000.

Eldon Fetter, instructed by Mr J. H.

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WRECK OF THE RIAZAN.

LO, June 6 The Morning Pust correspondant at -Shanghai statos that the Kassian Volunteer Fleet stoatter Risasa is a total wreck.

thousand sterling, in fat. Straits Timer,

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LosDey, June, 7. There is still no news of Lieutenant Bague, and torpedo-boats are searching for Aim-traits Times.

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Gardince.

The special jury was composed of Messrs A. R. Lowe (foremas), J. G. B. Sayer, WA. Dowley, W. S. Bailes, E. A. Ram, W. Logan and D. W. Craddock.

He was A

of management of the butel as he had put up with enough obstacles and contindio tions from her, for the sake of percs and quietness, and that his orders were to be obeyed. Defendant knocked his hand on the counter and said "Won't you obey my orders Plaintiff replied "Yas nod yours only in the butél,"

Sir Henry Berkeley-You padtively servar that on that occasion you did not tell Mr Reichmann that he and his hotel could go to 7 Most emphatically no,

Or anything of the sert ?r anything of the kind.

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who spoke to him and asked him if he we being attended to Mr. Oxberry was siber. Ro-examined, witness would not think

Could you say hehad eight? (Laughter.) plaintiff had ton drinks

could not my how many drinks ha had," replied witness.

Mr T. A. Kodward, ships draughtson of Taikos Dock, "states that he lived at the Grand Hotel from November to March, He saw Mr Orberry every day and he was most attentive at monin. Witness s plaintiffsbout 9 o'clock on New Year's Day

and he was not intoxicated.

MrJ. Taylor was the next wituese. Ho forenoon of Chirstinns Day and he was not rank; neither was he dronk on New Year's Day at night.

stated that he saw Me Uxberry on the

Sir Totter--As a matter of fact you peut most of New Year's Day thuro ?-Ne, Mr N, Mouerdisposed that at Oxberry was nut intoxicated on the Theatra night.

Plaintiff continued that he arranged for the bars in the Theatre Royal and gave an eye" to both these bars and those of the hotel. Mr Reichmann came in just before 12 mid-night and 31r Reichmann

Mr G. H. Wilson testified that he was took the bar takings from the bar boy. It was absolutely untrue that Reichmann at the hotel on New Year's Day in the morn- on both occasions. He had never soon found him sitting with the takings in hising and evening and Mr Oxburry was sober hauds and, in fact, he had gone to bed at plaintiff drunk. He was there on the the time. Plaintiff had endeavoured to get Sunday when there was some trouble

between Mr Oxberry and Me Richhan employment but had failed.

Cross-examined by Mr Potter, plaintiff and did not see anyone playing billiards on asid that he would be a valuable asset to defendant's hotel. The only reason why Reichinnun should commit perjury was because he had worked defendant's

business up to a standard and defendant now thought he could do it by himself; there was also the quarrel between plain

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Cross-examined by 3r Petter, withows stated that he had no drinks with 3r Ox- berry and he was perfectly prepared to swear that no one was playing billiards on the Bunday afternoon at about 2.30., and Mr Kelly was not in the billiard room unless No Subscription. he was hiding in a box.

Mr R. D. Johnson, senior writer of the sictualling department of the Naval Yard

that between January and the and doposed of April he never saw Mr Oxbarry intoxicated. On the Sunday of the dispute

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Sir Henry Berkeley commened the case for plaintiff at 3.30 pm on Tuesday afternom and stated that Mr Oxbarry Her cargo of ten, insured for a hundred was a man who had lived in Hongkong

for a considerable time. decent, hard-working, civil man to thou who employed him, and he was about the end of last year in the employ of the Hongkong Hotel, where he land been for twelve years, and where he bore a most excellent character. He was approached

Plaintiff suggested that he had not been by Mr Reichmann, who admitted that he ordered by his wife to dismiss him and the had heard that he was a good man, to be inc.dents of Christmas and New Year wore he sat at the top of the stairs outside the The Land of Promises, by' Stanley Portal

billiard room when he heard high Hyatt manager and runner for the Grand Hotel, which Mr Reichmann hand bagh. Mir Ox. probably brought forward to make the voices in the bar. He got up and looked The Pink Shop, by Fergus Hamp. berry, although he had served for twelve whole story more probable. He did not though the wicker door of the billiard Mull O' the Tell Barr, by Theodor Wilson, years, bad no written agreement for any take a P. and D. stoward to the hotel or room into the bar. He remained there Brumblinghaun Hall, by James Blyth.

Away. He saw no-one in the billiard Brother Copas, by Q definite term with the Hongkong. Dotellit Reichmann he had had a bottle of until the voices died down, when he went The Casement, by Frack Swinnerton. people, and although his tenure was pretty champagne from a stoward on the Pandann and he would certainly have seen any Defères, Ly Compton Burnett.

It is a funny P, sad O. boat one if they had been there

A Ghost from the Past, by-Alice Maud well fixed, it was not minatuml, when he boat.

Masdowa. Sir Henry Berkeley said that from the can get a bottle of

evidence that was before then he submitted Nina, by Rosaline Manson. was offered a three years certain engageon which you wet with board and lodgings for himself champagne from a steward," said plain-they could not find that the charges laid Isola, by Alice M. Diehl,"

Mr against plaintiff had been borne out. The Half a Truth, by Rita. and his wife, that he should be gind to tiff. He was not friendly with take it. fordoves, the position to was Crew: they had not spoken to each cans of establishing these charges by Laidlaw's Wife, by Florence Warden.

them y por ar Reichmann, who church. about to occupy was a higher and better other for a month. Kelly was ent in the evidence that would commend itself to Off the Main Road, by Victor L. White- one than kecupied at the Hongkong billiard room on the Sunday when plaintiff had put thens forward as a justification The Woman in It, by Charles Garrice.

He was to be not only runner, but had an interview with Reichmann. Plain for breaking the agreement between him- The Real Mrs Holyor, by E. M. Chunnen. manager. And in addition to getting a tif consulted Reichmann with regard to self and Mr Osberry whom he engaged for Brazenhend the Great, by Maurice Hewett. commission as runner he was to get a dis. the theatre bars and he was there three three years curtain. He and no hesitation The Pinfold, by J. S. Fletcher. tinet, fixed and certain salary of 8993 times before 11.30 p.m. and was there an insaying that he felt confident that the The Lord of Labour, by George Griffith. jury would say that Mr Reichmana lnd not The Unknown God, by Putnam Weale. inth for a term of three years. He was one interval. Es did not collect the satised them that Mr Oxberry was at any The Reign of the Saints, by John Travens. also get what was a decidedly valuable takings at these bars; the No. 1 bey had time guilty of intoxicatim, or insolent or Peter's Progress, by Christopher Heath. addition to his salary, a shelter for his head, his orders. He was taking the cash at the ased abusive aguage to line, for Mr Mac's Adventurca, by Jame Barios.

hotel at five minutes to twelve when Oxberry, in support of his denial, hal valled Dead Man's Love, by Tom Gallon. and it was not only a shelter, but a com-

Reichmann came in. Possibly Reichmann independent evidence to show that he was The Bectory Governess, by Fergus Hunte.

guilty of the charges made A Rogue in Ambush, by London Hill. fortable place with good food and lodging went to the theatre bars and got the against him. They had just been enre The Luck of the Napiers, by John Strange

Winter. ENGLISH FOOTBALLERS STONED for himself and his wife for three pears, takings. Ho took ordure for sandwiches the box a gentleman whom it

IN HUNGARY.

According to the case for the defendant, the but not for champagne. He did not see impossible to rejer as a witness. That Just to get Married, by Cicoly Hamilton. plaiati who up to this time had been the people on that occasion leave the was equally the ease with Mr Wilson. The Unknown Lady, hy J. M. Forman.

who was also an independent witness Mother and Son, by L. T. Meade. a decent, civil-spoken, obliging man, sud-dining room. All that happened before These men were above Mr Oberry in posi. Account Bandered, by E. F. Benson. 4denly developed violent behaviour and cut. midnight. It was untrue that he was in tion and not in any serve Associates of his The Card, by Arnold Bennett.

Instead of being the the bar intoxicated at 12.43 on the theatre but only knowing him through frequenting Perpetua, by Dion Clayton Calthrop.

applied to all the witnesses that plaintif decent steady-going man who for tiroire night, as he was in bed. He never had the hotel where he was. Thoso remarks hear any row with an Indian watch hand. Mr. Reichmann had come there în mna; he was close by. He got to bed sup

support of the charges and the witnesses just after 12 that night.

he brought were his father-in-law and a All and each one of shroff in his employ them wore interested persons.

Counsel then dealt with the evidence in'detail.

Mr Potter and the only question they had to decide was whether they believed

morning, has perished at sea,

Iusvos, June 9. A Nice Bsherman reports that while near monoplane Garoupe lighthouse he saw S trying to return to the land.

It was pitching heavily and when he locked again it had disappeared. He

thought it must have suck, -Straits Times.

Loxos, Juno 7.

At Budapest the Blackburn Rovers foot ball team defeated a Hungarian team by goala to 1.

Afterwards there was a hostile demon

·Hotel,

rageous conduct.

not

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atration, and stones were thrown at the years held a post in the Hongkong Hotel the ax key that night and did not had brought before them. On the other THE EDWARD DISPERSARY.

Rovers' carriages, and moveml of the team were struck-Straits Times,

QUEEN MARY'S FEARS.

LONDON, May 6. - Queen Mary has one great anxiety in rézard to the coronation. She does not Isar bombe in the free alt of London, but she does fear the royal state conch. Her ride in it to attend the opening of Parlia ment made her focl vary much as Channel

Mr Potter-You did not sit in the lounge at the Hongkong Hotel ?—No.

he suddenly became a drunkard-got blind drunk. n Mr Reichmann said-lounged about the hotel, and took the bar takings and held them in his hands so that any one end take them from him. (Laughter). The plaintiff suddenly developed that ex-to traatdinary change.

Why? Because he was supponad to have got a swelled head from the fact of having bottered himself by becoming a manager under this agreement. Now, the true story

This was the first time you were entitled sit in s longo and smoke cigars --Any une is entitled to do that.

How many drinka had you on the mom- ing of the 10th -About one.

How many in the afternoon?-Probably one or two more.

travellers feel on a day on which the stormy way that My Oxberry in no wise altered his Probably three, ay far as I can remember.

winds do blow.

beharicur. He went regularly to every She is a bad saller, at the best of steamer from which likely passengers could -times, and that parliamentary cruise be obtained for the hotel. There was not

other means.

Mr

How many had you in the evening

That you paid for yourself?-Some

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the evidence of Mr Reichman and in(late Head Dispensar, Government Civil enabling them to come to a decision as to whether he bad wilfully committed perjury PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY they must consider. the motive, which was of supreme importance Before they could give a cent as damages they would have to PURE DRUGS. find that the witnessel had come there and committed porjury. There being no motive, could they really believe that was a trumped-up case

There was n' motivo.

Counsel then dealt with the evidence in great detail.

His Lordship began to ewn up at 4 p.m. and at the conclusion put three questions Ara the charges of intoxication, all or any of them, proved 7

Are the charges of insolence proved? Are the charges of disobedience of orders praved?

so to speak, was a bad omen of what a jet of ground for questioning his activity yourself?-Not for myself. I don't sup- she will experienos on the longer route of and his diligence in that part of his duty's pose I paid for one individual drink for to the jury as follows coronation day. So she has called in exports and the only evidence that could be brought myself.

was that of a probably How many did you think other people to try to remedy the rolling of the vehicle, against hin falling which sho may decide to travel by bissed youth whom Oxberrytood to you?—I don't know.

dismissed, and to whom he refused Five more ?-Probably fire mare. The each is a wonderful gilded affair, to give a character. The plaintiff You don't think ten drinks For the hung on long straps, so tha: when the famous would deny" severally and distinctly the day you signed twelve chits yourself? cream-colored ponies break into a trot they allegations of misconduct alleged against can't say. set the body of the carriage rocking like a tim, and he would say that it was not true

It was built for akiff on troubled waters.

that he was intoxicated at Christus or chits. George III in 1768 and coer 887,810 of which the gilder took $12,500-Cableners New Year time. It was not true, as

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If they found any all of thes things proved then they must find for defendant, but if they found that none of the three were proved then-plaintiff was entitled to their verdict.

The jury retired at 4.25. o'clock; After half an hour's retirement the jury retured a verdict in favour of plaintiff and His Lordship-I wish I could agree with

The last two days you resided in this testified by the defendant and another hotel your shits camo in all to $20.601-assessed the danuges at £1,050. witness, that Mr. Oxberry was either! Quito possible, and I paid for it all. I THE DECLARATION OF LONDON.sitting down or lying down with the bar paid for entertaining out of my own pocket. your verdict.

Entertaining expenses for Che other days

LONDON, June 1. Mr. Asquith again presided over the Imperal Conference,

takings in his hands. The whole story was a tissue of falsehoods. Mr Oxberry was was 84-40 7'-Quite possibly. That might not drunk, and he did not take the bar he due to the influx of Shipping people and takings, but Mr Reichmann took them the Bidmann Co. himself. It was not true that Mr Uxberry You met every stemmer-Except aue.

guilty of the misconduct laid against case when I was not called. him, The whole trouble was caused You did not want to avoid the duties between, two women. Cherche: les femmes of rauner-It was to my interest. act been consulted in reference to the and you will find the canse. Mr Oxberry, Was it not an attraction that you were Declaration of London.

Mr Fisher, the Australian Premier, moved regretting that the Dominions had

Mr Asquith defended the Convention, ex- plaining its advantages and answering objections. He pointed out the advantage of the clanan whereby, in the erent of difficulty in chearing the whole of the Atlantic of an enemy's cruisers, goods could be consigned to a neutral port, when all that would be necessary would be to protect the passage, across the Channel. If we were unable to do that we were already beaten.

Mr Batchelor said that Australia-bad no neutral port near.

You did not try to shirk the duties of

did not say that the defendant and his to be called manger?-Taking that in hotel could go to hit he told him conjunction. distinctly and positively that he would not permit his wife to be insulted by 3rsruuner -No. Reichmann.

His LordshipAnd that he was to remains on earth for that purpose?

Sir Henry Berkeley-No, he did not say that at all. I don't understand the allusion, The wife is not supposed to be angel,

sho?

The cake was adjourned until to-day.

Plaintiff was the first witaces called, and

Mr Asquith aid that, although Australis gave evidenca baring out counsel's state

had not gained, abe had not lost by the ment. He was not intoxicated on any single occasion and did not use words which clause.

Sir Edward Grey said that the only thing could be construed into being abusive and to secure safety in war time was the suprem.nd not said on one occasion that defondant

acy of the British unvy, and, that being and his hotel could go to. Witness denied maintained other points were of comparative the charges of intoxication.

Insignificance. The Government entirely greed that the Dominions ought to be

Hu had nover done anything that "would lead guests to say, to defendant. What is the matter with Oxberry!"

Mr H. Haynes, tanager of the Victoria Hotel, Shamoun, gave evidence that for nine years he was manager of the Hong- kong Hotel and coming into daily contact

drunk during that time. with Mr Oxberry he had not sees him

Mr Potter objected to this evidence, and Sir Henry Berkeley sought to show that Mr Oxberry had always been sober.

Mr A. Harper stated that he was staying at the Grand Hotel at the time of the Raceu and went to the Races on two eccssion: Never had be seen Oxberry under the influence of liquor.

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In reply to Mr Potter witness mid he had known Mr Oxberry since 1607 as a personal friend in a business way, He purchased Mr Oxberry's discharge from

* the Army.

You came from Tiantain? No, Shanghai. You have been in Tientsin 7-Yes, Had you trouble there -Not at all." What raise did you register when you

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consulted, and they would be consulted Wines denied being intoxicated at before the next Hague Conference and cun- the race course or anywhere else on that salted automatically about everything aris date. On the Sanilay he went to came to the Grand Ilotel-registered na

Ing therefrom. No complaint would be posible in the future. There were, however, Come esses of treaties where it would be ex- ceedingly difficult to ernsult the Dominions, Sir Wilfrid Laurier said they had better

trust entirely to the Imperial Government Cansda supported the Declaration.

Sir Joseph Ward regretted that the

Dominions had not beeg consulted, but ported tbo Declaration-Times of Ceylon.

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