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NEW LOVE LANGUAGE,
MR. JUSTICE ATORY SHUCKED,
Miss O'Shaughnessy 'was a very modern young woman, addicted to the use of bad language in her letters and probably also in ber conversation. She was a wild Irish girl"
This was the remark made by Mr. Justice Avory in his summing up in the breach of promise suit of Miss Honoria Mary Mand O'Shaughnessy, age 24. of Teignmouth, Devon, who, it was alleged, gave up a rich L. S. Air
Service officer, named Hall, to be come engaged to Captain Hubert Harton-Hall of the Christopher Junior Naval and Military Club, Piccadilly. A High Court jury grant- ed her £300 damages against Captain Hatton-Hall and judgment was entered for her with costs. A star
THR CHINA MAH.
Slackness
Feelingslack? Need a-change? Non- sense. Get the Kruschen habit and
- you'llfeelanewman Remember! Half 2- teaspoonful-in hot water-before break- fast every morning!
MRS. BAMBERGER,
HER PRISON LIFE."
HOLLOWAY "LIKE A BOARDING
SCHOOL."
Mrs. Bamberger, who was sen tenced to nine months' imprisonment
CHINESE "MERCHANTS - IN | banks throughout
THE PHILIPPINES.
HOLD FIRST CONVENTION,
........
IMPORTANT SUBJECTS DISCUSSED,
con-
Manila, May 26.—The first for perjury in the Divorce Courtvention of Chinese merchants in the after a sensational trial has been Philippines, which was in session released from Holloway Prison after here recently, pissed a number of serving just over seven months of her sentence.
resolutions at its closing session, de- Except for being slightly paler and signed to strengthen relations with thinner, there was Hittle difference in Chinese in the homeland, and so lead Mira, Bamberger when she emerged from the doors of Holloway than to greater harmony with the Filipino when she entered them,
people. Her period of sentence had been re- The merchants went on record is duced by two months for good con favouring the investment o! their duct, but her release had been delayed 13. Waray & Co. Lt Sale Ages for Home owing to her having been found in
Kruschen Salts
Keng med SouchME CHARG
MARRIED WOMAN'S ADVICE.
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surplus capital in enterprises in.
China. The resolution stated that is
also
ro
and
possession of cigarettes." ~
Mrs. Bamberger was met at the as the duty of every Chinese to rid pelson gates by her sister, Mrs. Webb, in the economic development of the of execution with a view to an appeal to the American have upon you?-whom she fervently embraced, her mother country. It was was refused:
They worried mr. was fond of her solicitor, and a few friends, who solved to send a party of Chinese Mr. Justice Avory said the expresand I felt that if I did not come up escorted her to a restaurant in business men home from the Philip sions in Miss ('Shaughnessy's letters to scratch straight away the American the City, where an claborate compines every year, in order to study
been business conditions in China. were not the kind of language the would come over and take her away. plimentary breakfast had jury would like their daughters to it played on my nerves.
arranged.
endeavour to promote, trade between the cominent and the Philippines. "A MAD CRAVING." EMBERS wishing to subcribe for use, but they might ask them-
The Convention also decided to one or more Larsen Subs for the selves whether Captain Hatton-Hall
Describing her feelings and prison petition the China. Banking Corpora experiences in an interview, Mistics of Manila to Ocial Meeting 1992, (if obtainsble at was a proper person to complain, for You asked her to keep her proposed about the same price as last year-Le-in one of his earliest letters to her be visit to London a secret - did. Ramberger confessed to
establish branch $300-) will please apply in writing wrote I love yon like hell"-laughter) She told me what a bad time she was craving for excitement." to the Undersigned, or sign the List and she, following his ene fre having and how her people were per- posted in the Hongkong Club, Jocker Clab Stables and the Cofee Room atquently made use of the same exsecuting her, and I thought that if the Race Course.
pression. Both of them apparently that was the case I would go home Ar owing to Political troubles in were in the habit of dazaning and put an end to the matter by Mongolis there may be dificulty in everything which did not please the marrying her. obtaining ponies, an early application and of consigning, to hell everybody
considered advisable, and it is pro-they did not like. (Laughter.) posed to close the lists on June the 23rd.
H. BIRKETT, Clerk of the Course- "Hongkong, June 10, 1921.
St. John's Cathedral
TO-NIGHT, June 16th
at 9.15 p.m
ORGAN RECITAL
G.
Vocalist:
Miss Jean Lowson.
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SALE by texder of W.D. Vessel "HERCULES".
Going through the letters, Mr. Justice Avory read one from Captain
Hatton-Hall which said:
The general has given me leave for England, home and beauty-you understand beauty--not to see some old scarecrow dressed up in red far nel so back up. sweetheart, and get bright and keep well..
Referring to the words times
umpteen
in one of Miss O'Shaugh nessy's letters. Mr. Justice Avory ahserved I don't know what that means. A grest deal of this is the a foreign language to me. but they understand it"-(Laughter.)
DEVON WOOING_ ENGAGED AFTER 10 DAYS.
Miss O'Shaughnessy in the case presented for her at the previous hearing claimed that in November 1919. a short time after her engage-
"When I came to London." Captain Hatton-Hall continued, and met Miss O'Shaughnessy we had a dis cussion as to what was the right and wisest thing to do. She told me then she had informed her mother that she was coming up to marry me. asked her why she had done that and she replied, I could not resist if as a parting shot.***
I
You realised that you were to marry her that day?-I found the Yank was not in sight and felt that her treatment at home was possibly caused by her own bad temper, or something like that. It was an eye opener.
Did you have a discussion with a married woman?-I did. Everybody! felt that it would be better for us not to get married secret'y but to wait until proper arrangements could be made. Miss OShaughnessy agreed to that.
**COMPROMISED HERSELF"
*
mad
She said that it was the happiest day in her life
"Prison has been nothing but a fairly strict boarding school to me.
because everyone in authority was so kind everyone, - except
the particularly ugly ones, who were: jealous, I suppose.”
"Did I do any work in prison? :
Well I was given third division, which means that I was untasked. was not compelled to do any worke you know. I never scrubbed the cell
floor or even dusted it, as most of the others do.
"Occasionally I went into the needlework room and did a bit of sewing, but the officials in charge were very nice in letting me de just what I liked in the way of work.
"I couldn't sew a stitch until went into Holloway," she confessed.
with a langhis fact, the first time I attempted to make a dress I stitched the sleeve to the arck.
PRASEN DRESS SHOCK.
"Oh, when I first went into Hollo-
it was terrible. Putting on the
“prison. dress was such a shockii to me
that my feelings were absolutely numbed. Even now I have only the vaguest recollection of how I got it
..
.
ment to Captain Hatron-Hall, he Mr Valetta: What arrangements on. I never got used to the dress at wrote ber a letter patting an end to did you then" make?—I told Miss | 2/5,
I have had heaps of letters of it. Captain Hatton-Hall admitted O'Shaughnessy that she had com- the promise marry and further promised herself by coming to London patay, including offers of finan denied that he had repudiated it and I would publish the engagement should return to the stage of work for cial help and suggestions that I He said the promise was subject to I made arrangements for her to go the screen. At present, however, my two conditions-that Miss O'Shaugh and live with my people plans do not extend to anything nessy should cease to communicate Asked if Miss O'Shaughnessy told beyon, taking the greatest possible with Lieut. Hall of the U.S. Naval hire that things were really had at advant*ge of my freedom.” Air Service, and that his father should home, witness said she told him that give his consent.
Mr.
she could not stand her father at
Mrs. Bamberger stepped into a big private closed car which was waiting, and was rushed away, After the breakfast she left for a house in Sutton.
Other résolutions deade with, adoption of a paiform: "sysTAN Chinesa • bookkeeping, and the cond Eplication of a handbook of Ching
commercial words and phrases, distribution to merchants' alt the islands
CUTICURA
FOR CHAPPED HANDS.
For red, rough, chopped and spre banda bathe cach wght in a skrinjt, hot tuber of Cutler Som. Day and rob in Cath † ever Dietatest and waar ekel glome during
theaching better.
136. $4, CENSORť da, da, pot SA TO
MARKET PRODUCE IN HONGKONG.
APPROXIMATE RETAIL PRICES,
June 8, 1921.
Butcher Meat..
Seet Strioln.-Mat Lang Pa
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Poultry.
Chicken, ---Kxi Tam sa
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Capčur, Smail, ---Sin Kisi ...
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Capons, Large, ---Shi Kai -
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18
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Soap,-Tong Yak
28
Egga, Han,----Kai Tut (cooking) par dos...!
19
Steak,-Fgan Tak Pazar 1 Steak Siriot-Ngan Leu »
20
Eggs, Han—Kai Tan (fresh) .......per dom
30
28
Fowla, Canton,—Bal Ib✡
Fowls, Hainan-Hot Kam Kai
1
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» Bazmagon, — Ngan Cherng .. Bullock's Bralos,-Ngan Ko par st. 10
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10
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Mr.Jewitt, cross-examining Captain Hatton-Hall for Miss O'Shaughnessy the person who was going to get her." with regards to the time when he He was poor, and he understood the sheep's Hand and Fest-Yeung regarded himself as defnitely engaged, other man was rich. quoted the following from one of his Do you say in becoming engaged to you she was simply out for money 1-
Heart-Chu Bauz •*-* Kidneys.-Chu Yin Live-Chu Kon ... Pork Chop,-Car Pal Kwab
Leg-Chu Fe
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Eichons, Dzled, (small 'stona),—
Oranges, (Canton), Sweet—
25
Khan-shang Tin Chang 16.
33
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34
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Persimmons, Large,-Hung Tee
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for Valetta,
Captain any price, and that her mother was Hatton-Hall, submitted that the not much better, or words to that letter of November was not a reeffect. padiation of the contract to marry.
TENDERS are invited for the par chase of the shore named vessel with Engines and Boilers and various The expression in the letter, he said, was, "I ask you to release me from Epare stores.
Tender forms will be issued on appliit all.”
pinion cation to the undersigned.
Mr. Justice Avory said in his opinion Tender forme to reach the Ordnance it amounted to a repudiation of the Office, not later than 12 noon 12th contract. July, 1921.
Mr. Valetts said there was no letters
."
I
A. LOVE-LETTER.
not.
19
30
No the 28
The vessel is now lying at R. AS. O ground for saying that the breaking I am thinking of you always, She was certainly out to get married Lt. and Mrs J. H- Fier and can be viewed on production off of the engagement broke up Miss darling girl. I was quite certain and she did not know whether the
of form of tender to the Officer in O'Shaughnessy's home, He suggested that I loved you better than suything Yank was going to get a divorce or Sucking Pigs, to order,Chz Tal","26
Just, Beal,--Shing Ngan Yin ... charge Transport, RASC.
that Miss O'Shaughnessy made every else on God's earth before I went
Kuttou,--Skang Yeung Yan, "ST Do you really doubt that this girl)" » Particulars of the vessel are :—
Veal,--Ngan Tmi Fak Steam vessel.
effort to get Captain Hatton-Hall to cannot realise what a chosen creature Come over from the Rhine and marry must be to have heard you say, was not passionately in love with
Sage-Fgu Tan! Chang20
Mr and Mrs T. W.Me 3. 8. Rabinson
Displacement tonnage ̈ 170.
her as quickly as possible. She knew I love you," and to know that some you? asked counsel Church
Mr and Mrs R. E. Length.......
.::$5 feet.
that the American was not a fighting day-God grant it won't be long- Captain Hatton-Hall said he had Rodger
Beam ...
...17 feet 2 inches factor in the case because there was you will be my ownest own for ever no doubt she was at the time; after- and aye. I firmly believe that nothing wards he came to the conclusion that Major& Mix Sanders Depth...
...10 feet 3 inches. trouble about his wife. Mr R. P. Fhaw Horas Power
...350.
Captain Hatton-Hall in evidence on earth will prevent it. It cannot, she could not possibly love him. 10.
said he was 23 and served through the it must not, or there is no Lord in the "When she got my letter she went
straight to a firm of solicitors." war. In August 1919 he was in Devon clouds.
Hatton-Hall's letters there was the remark: "Kiss yourself for me until you are quite tired, my own dear little girl," and this was the girl whom the captain afterwards said was
suited to him.
Miss M. Cooper
Mr Gorzach
Me B. Crowley" Mr D.F. Cuthil
Mr J. D. Danty
cl. C. W. Dareg Eng--Comdr W."
DawRod
Mr A. Findlay Emith Knots,
Me H. Spider
Mr J. F. Swindells Mr and Mrs 6. J.
Egrett Dr D. K: Thomas
Mr D. D Dryden Mr and Mrs Quarles
Mr & Mr Joens Ysa@ford
Duncan
Miss Fairly
Mr J. G. Vaux
Mr B. A. Walter
Bev. and Mrs W. T. Hi H H Webster Featherstone Mr E Weekes
Mr F W. Gibbons Mr and Mrs Maraball
Miss Gibeon
Mr D. Bail
Major Harding
- Wood
Mr TA Worswick
KING EDWARD HOTEL
May 25.
Mm R. Almond
Dr M. E-Ager Mis L. Barkee
Me M. Banker
Mr P G. Becka
› Mr J. W. Brown
Mr and Mrs
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Mr J. Carrion
Mra G, Mackay Mr T. N. Mannera
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Mr J.EN. Mody
Mr J. Mogalaschi
Mr E Molino
Mr Choi biog Mr P. Monchery
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MrT A. Davy'
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on leave and met Miss O'Shaughnessy Do you say, asked counsel, that you Mr. Jowitt said in one of Captain at Torquay or Faignton. He fell in wrote that letter to one to whom you love and proposed to her and was were not definitely engaged? * Constraction of vessel. Wood up to accepted. He explained to her that Captain Hatton-Hall: I made con
water line, iron plated above, as they had only known each other ditions about the engagement. Approximate carrying capacity :--- about ten days it would be better that was in love with the girl and wanted 25 Tous or 100 Fassengers the engagement should not be formal to marry her. I was writing love
until they knew more of each other. letters to her, and she was writing Captain Hatton-Hall said he could Dah E. G. SPINKS, CAPTAIN,
Orduanes Oficer. Mr. Valetta: Did the tell you love letters to me, but you can't get not give the date when he discovered Wong Ha Lap
about the American She told me mared on love-letters, he continued that she was unsuited to him. It Dog Fik-T1 Ta
Ela, Conger-Hal Has she was engaged to a man when counsel suggested that another was a process of self-analysis. who was about to get adivorce and she letter, beginning I love you, I love Mr. Jowit read a 3tter dated
you, I love you," looked as if there October 19: would communicate with him
Froger Kaló pere a definite engagement.
My Darling Person-Iam despatch-rom, iki bak You say one condition of the engagement, was that Miss O'Shaughing by special messenger to-day a Guigon. Fak
ring and a necklace. You will no] Baezings-
R.A.0. C. Depot,
Queen's Road East. Hongkong, June 10, 1321.
TO
HER LETTERS WORRIED ME Captain Hatton-Hall added that. he informed her he did not feel just
MASSAGE.hed in geting murid less he had messy should give up the Yank. Do doubt be pleased to get the former.
Mr. HONDA and Mrs. HONDA,
14 years' expérience. A
No. 24, Wyndham Bhatt.
(Opposite to the Chim Mail.
SECRETARIES OF CLUBS AND
OTHER INSTITUTIONS,
a definite financial arrangement with his father who at that time was Singapore
you say she did not give him up ?---
I have no proof that she did.
FOR THE HIGHEST BIDDER.”
Is it your suggestion that the used "I made it quite clear continued Captain Hatton Hall," that I did not the Yank as a lever to force you into want the engagement announced or a rapid marriage ?--It certainly regarded as definite until I came home, seemed so from her letters next time, when we should both know On August 28 you were waiting to whether we were of the same mind, her
I therefore did not take the crimary I am awfully relieved to hear the
Hakkari,
Had you discovered at that time,| Labens, counsel asked, that you were totally unsuited to this girl f
Captain Hatton Hall; It was pro- bably beginning to dawn on my mind. Mr. Jowitt About the same time
"Mackscal
Monk Pich
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ALL preliminary notices of forth of writing to thaughnessy Tank cannot get a divors Now should not have as good a show as Pouffe
people. She agreed, but said she is your time to put the rough staff on Teignmouth can showwhich is not Pa
coming meetings, lectures and would like to mention, the matter to him.
Me & Mia Bichardson | entertainments, sent for insertion in 4
Mr and Min Ho
V+ biasan
W. Scarbor Mr & Mrs Boots Me & Mrs Sarker Mrs Van B
Me KhenchelaY BRAN
Johnston. Mry: Kelman
and family
the news Chlumns of the China Mail her mother." At Mr. Justice Avory's request the are charged for at the rate of $1 each, Did she say anything about the previous letter from Miss O'Shaugh (as announced in May and June of Yank having obtained a decree nisi nesy was read as follows:
last year), providing that they do not occupy more than four lines. In
will
colurnais at the prevailing
saying much. (Laughter.)
Don't you think you were trilling with the girl by talking shout the wedding when you had doubts No. She said she had an arrange fancy he cannot get the vorces it would take place I suppose. ment of a sort with him, that he was be talks so much about, and in which, has doubte at all tim
med man, and that he had gone case thousands of b #buck to secure diyorce
Captain Hat
Musa O'Shaughn Đey will
renci the highest and qui
to beat them down.
in favour of Miss
£300,
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