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INSURANCES,

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CRUZ, BASTO & Co. 1548. Hengkong, 11th November, 1908. AACHEN AND MUNICH FIRE IN- SURANCE CO.

OF AIX-LA-CHAPELLE.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, 1908.

THE SHANGHAI LIBEL CASE.

THE SENTENCE.

Great interest was taken in the notion for erinical libel against Mr. Henry O'Shea, editor and propietor of, the China Gazelle, Shanghai,

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His Lordship.I do not woo how it can be done.. will make this arrangement. He can for two days see people in the presence of the chief cou stable of the gaol for the purpose of giving direc tions. I do not know of any procedant for any other I am very inhiganse than that. (To the jury) mpch obliged to you, gentlemen, for your care. fal attention to this case. It has occupied your time for several days, and you will be exempted from further service for this your and the three succeeding years. We are all very much indebt on to you..

LADIES DRESSES.

Mr. Foote, K.C.. Mr. Harold Brandon, and Mr. Yontman appeared for the plaintiff ME. follock, K.Cnd Mr. Mucnaghton for the

defendunt.

bimaolf was that he need not have been in much- a hurry and that if he had settled down quietly and without any question of lawyers, and it there were any black sheep, he would have had an opportunity of dealing with them as the question. came along. It was not his Lordship's business to enter upon criticism at all, but he wantert the Jary to understand what Mr. O'Shea might have said in order that they might see what he had no right to say. A criticism of that sort Mr. Justice Bourne in the course of his sum- with mandeur and sincerity would have been ming up to the Jury said; If Mr. O'Shos legal and it would have been the duty of any could show that what he aid was true and that newspaper here to have it. But it seemed to hia Lordship that partionlar libel vent he said it for the public benefit then he was

beyond the entitled to the Jury verdict. There were two very far beyond that. It went points then to which tho Jury had to direct bounds of anything the public benefit could their attention. The first point was us to require. A caso might arise where a Judge

FIGURES OF AMERICAN WOMEN. whether the libel was true, and the second was ought to be removed from office. It that was so, whether it was for the public benefit that it would not a sincere man have gone about that

A case of much interest to ladies was beard in should be published.

matter in a very different manner? Wook he

this London Law Conrts last month before Mr. With regard to the truth of the charges they not have stated facte in moderation and com- were in rather a

Gore difficult position than mented upon them calmly? Would he not have Justice Channell. Mr. Sydney Jacob Lyons, they might have been, because Mr. O'Shea left these citizens of the United States resident carrying on business as Sydney and Co., whok- store to justify luis libel. had not given the exit feels on which he in China to bring these more gross charges de costumier, of Prince's-street, Hanover, To make this in a right way Ought Mr. O'Shen. here quaro, and Mr. Robert McKay, draper quite clear he would explain that one of to have attacked the Frige of another of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, for the prics of the charges was that Judge Willey had netion in such a way as to bring his addresses and robes supplied. The defendant, who.

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had paid a certain amount into court, pleaded protected notorious swimlors. Now if it han ministration into contempt? been pleaded in writing that between certain the Jury must weigh the evidence with oool that the condition that the goods should be-that- dates and in a particular manner he had protect honds and do their duty, between the Crown and American size and style was not fulfilled. ed Black, and that Black was a notorious

ious the accused. It seemed to his Lordship that the swindler and then a similar fact about other Jary must look at the shargas and so whether notorious swindlers, the Jury would want nothing Mr. O'Shen had proved all of them. If he had

On June 24,1097, it appeared. Mr. Hoffmann, pur. to be satisfied of oxcept that these allegations proved all of them to be true, then they had to were true, and they would, on being satisfied, say see if they ought to have been published for the that this libel of Judge Wilday was justifie public benefit, and if they ought to have been chasing agent of the defendant. visited the plain- He saw samples, But they had nothing like that. is Lordship published in the manner in which he published tiff's establishment and gave a considerable order said they went rapidly over the charges one by them. Unless the Jury believed that it was all for dresses to be put în hand. WM. MEYERINK & CO.,

one leaving the jury to decide how far tiny justi-true and that it was all for the public heatfit to and the order was executed on the 44-inch ro Bed the bel. One of the most importantmattors publish them in this way then they must addol. He called ggain on July 19 and saw all the costumes, which were afterwards delivered. which had been adduced by the defendant in him guilty.

The costumes, with one or two execptions, wew port of his libel was the remarks which Judge Wildey had said about Mr. O'Shea. His

tried on by a young woman in lus prosence. The wished costumes lad been shown on a Lordship desired to say at once that he was going to deal with Judge Willey ne a private

dumuny model won. He had every respect for the sister Court in this place but what he thought it riccary to say he would say without the least compunction. There was

the charge against Mr. O'Shea that he was disreputable and that he went

over from the support of the the Russians. With regard Japanese to to the intter he said himself that he had been chafed about that. About the first part being disreputable-Jing Willey said that heLenefit. came new to this place and gathered from his freds and from people he met what he under stond to be the reputation of Mr. O'Shea and what he said to pe

People at Washington wes

Asked alout his stock model, he said he exactly what lie gather from what people told him in Shanghai. Nor the

The Jury had one issue to try and that was waist was a full 23hin. to 24hin' bust, a full jury had to consider

the length of the skirt was on 44m. whather what he said was making a white sheep whether Mr. O'Shea liad shown that this palp-40în a lack sheep, or whether it was making a brownable libel was true and whether it was for the to 46in sheep a little darker. The Jury must remember pubic benefit. The jury would consider their

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Mr. Elis asked his Lordship to instruct the jnry as to any reasonable doubt they might have

His Lordship said that Mr. O'Shea published, libellous matter In the ordinary way he would direct the jury to finin verdiet of guilty. Then the statute.came in and said that the oRUS TERM thrown on the defendant and he had got to prove the truth of it and that it was published in the public interest. He inst prove it all.

Mr. Ellie, said that the Jury night have a reasonable doubt as to whether he had proved all the charges and had satisfied then as to the

After delivery of the gods complaint was Americau model" in accordanco, the defendart made that they had not hear made on the said, with the order.

Mr. Lyons, who gave evidence in support of his ass, stated that at the interviews nothing was said by Mr. Hoffman about size of Americn style. He did not think that such a thing as

un American model" existed.

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"His Lordship and that of course if the Juryid his business was strictly wholesale, and he were in doubt, having given the matter their dealt in materials for ladies dresses, trimmings,

care consideration, and they still remained in lacia, so on. He had made for the Ameriin E Company's Steamship- doubt as to what they ought to do, they would inde give the accused the benefit of that doubt.

The jury then retired to consiler their verdict. On returning to Court, the Jury answered that they found defendant guilty.

Defendant had nothing to say, aut sentence was about to be passed when the Crown Advocate, rose and aid--My Lord, I think perhaps, it would be right if I would say that as far as the Crown is concerned in this case, and as the object of this case is to put an end to such libels on the Judge of a friendly Power, as far as the Crown is concerned, we leave it entirely at your Lordship's discretion. The Crown e quite satisfied with such a sentence as will mark the fact of the libel, and the private complainant wishes nothing in the way of an extreme penalty. All the Crown desires is thut in the interests of the public, and of his two Courts, the libel be marked as one which cannot be allowed.

His Lordship---You do not press for ́s heavy sentenes P

The Crown Advocate-No.

that when Judge Willey said there things of Mr. O'Shen he was on his defence. If they thought what he said amounted a saying that a virtuous person was a blackguard that would be serious; | but if it was only slight exaggeration, his Lordship did not see how this would help Mr. O'Shes. The Jury would remember that here was one other thing which was said and that was that Mr. O'Shea's paper did not enter the best homes. Mr. Wildy no doubt know whether the paper was taken at the houses of his friends and the jury nst julge for themselves whether. there were reasonable conclusions for him to draw or gross

The

evidence exaggerations. adduced in this Court as to the aramination of | the lawyers loft a nasty taste in the mouth. Judge Wilfley had the discretim of dealing with these persons as he close, but it did seem to his Lorship that if Mr. O'Shea had criticized that

be eding with candour and sincerity )

would been justified in doing so. What his Lordships did not like was that there was a con- fiou. between the llorary examination and moral character. He did not see why that If Mr. Holcombe wished to need have been. go up for examination, helid not see why Julgo Willey should advise him that he had better not. Julge Willey might have said that he had better come up again in six months. The examination and certificates as to moral character shild have been kept quite come to. When you wrote these wirda distinct. The man should have been told...

Here are four papers and you have failed. must have known that you were writing a gross likel about s man who was just returning to You had better, come in six months, The way this matter and be dealt with had created begin his duties, as Judge of the Court of a I have considered the friendly nation hero. the fooling amongst these lawyers that they had reason I must say that there was something not, had, to use u slang expression, "a run for to provoke you-I have considered that. I have their money.

What was done, his Lordship also very carefully considered the remarks of thought was harsh and precipitata, in fact Mr. Wilkinson, and the fact that the prosecution Judge Willey himself hul acknowledged that. it was too short notice. About that his merely wished to have justice done, and dogs not call for a heavy sentence. I am very sorry Lordship thought that if Mr. O'Shea, had it happens to be my duty to pass sentence upon made this criticism that the result of the ex-yon at all, but it is my duty, and I pertence. you smination, and of the investigation as to moral to two months' imprisonment as a misdemeanant character should have been decided separately of the first division:

His Lordship (addressing the defendant)→→ Henry David O'Shea, you have had a very careful trial, and you have hoon very ally defended. I do not see that any reasonable man could have come to any other conclusion under the law as it is, then that conclusion the Jury has come to. I think it is the conclusion that, any man who has heard this case must have yon

and that these old lawyers should have been Mr. Ellis On behalf of the defendant I wish given more then serendays notice and that they had been dealt with in a harsh way, that would now to make an application. Defendant has have been justifiel, bat ze more, Tarning to the asked me to represent to you that being in the position he is, perhaps your Lordship may RON; STEEL, METAL and HARD-question of the Water-tower district, his Lordship TRO

WARE MERCHANTS. Wholesale said that the jury knew what had beeu nlieged say if he can be allowed out on bail for two or three days, for the purpose of making certain and Retail Ironmongers Pig Iron and There it seemed to him aleo that there was some arrangements with regard to de business. Bail Foundry Coke Importers. General Store degree of harshness; not that he could say that the will be of such a character as will probably kepers and Shipchandlers. Nos. 35 & 37, HING Judge of the American Court was to blame, for satisfy your Lordship, and also all the require LOONG STREET, (2nd Street, west of Central what had been done was done legally, but there mente and wishes of my friend the Crown

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The other evidence which had been wildaced in support of the libel His Lordship referred to in terms which showed that it had carried very little weight with him, and then proceeded to say that the jury had heard counsel on both sides and he had endeavoured to direct their attention to the facts on which this libel was stated to be based. Now what they ought to do was to compare the facts with the libel itself and they bu Lo

say to themselves "Can the facts support such a weight of opprobrium as we read this libel This libel was not couched

in calm words of reason, but in a hot blast of invectives. The jary had to any whether this was true or half true, or if it was quite untrue. If they found that these things which were stated were true, they had to con- sider whether they were written for the benefit of the public. It was quite legal to dissass and ridges, hat suob criticize the decisions el Jndges, criticism must not be a cloak for personal spite or attacks on character. Criticism of their judgements was welcome to Judges who abject - was to do justice, but such criticisi, must be couched in language respectful to the Juge who was clothed for the time being with the power given by the State. Now his Lordship. could not say that there was nothing to ori ticize he thought there was a great deal to criticize and he thought that there was a great deal for which Judge Willey could not possibly Le blagued.

With regard to Judge Whitey himself it was with re-greatest reluctance that his Lordship said anything, but in the interests of justice he thought that he ought to say that a criticism which the China Gazette might have brought forward to the public beneat of the community, American citizens and the Judge

Some people are larger and some smaller --We have seem then larger and smaller. T was taken for granted that the stock size was wanted unless some other was mentioned.

Do you know that American ladies vary in their dimensions front English Indios?--I cannot say that I do..

Orders were executed from the goods shown. For instance, if he were showing a gown like the learned counsel's he would say, “I will

His Lordship; Gentlemen are not so jar.. make a gown like that." (Lunghies) ticular as ladies (Langhter.)

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STANDARD MODEL.. Miss Beatrice Crichton, the young woman at the plaintiff's establishment, who tried on the fressen said American models or sizes were not mentioned by Mr. Hoffman

Answering Mr. Pollock, the witness said she could try on both the 44 and the 42 sizé.

The 44 are larger. I pemme, then, the 42-Yes, but the 44 is rather large for me. The ordinary stock size, was 44.

Mr. W. E. Richards, costare buyer to Mass. Peter Robinson, said he had never heard of

the American model,

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Mr. Elizabeth Cummings, manageress to the plaintiff, said Mr. Hoffman over mentioneday special size. She had never heard of the Their establishment rover American model.** used the 42in. stands.

Mr. Edward White said he had considexble experience in the costume rade. When they ordered from Faris the ze supplied was 44. Certain houses in France made 42.

For the defence, the evidence of Mr. Hoffman, which had been taken in Canadu, was read. He said he ordered the goods on American models, having seen the French medals,

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He was asked the difference between the The French models are more slender in the French and the American models, and replied, waist, and I believe the French costumes are longer than the American. Some of the Finch trail on the grennd." Costumes of that kind. FROM TRIESTE, PORT SAID, SUEZ,

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Other witnesses had given evidence abroad to

Company's Steamship American- thein away; they would not fit anybody." B. anilar effect, one of them stating, models are larger than Crandian models." It to suit American Idies' would spoil the style of the costumes to shorten the skirts * requirements: During

Mr. Pollock remarkeit, the arguments, If two ladies want into a room and found ther were similarly dressed, they would be much annored" (Laughter.)

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