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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1930..

MURDEROUS ATTACK ON

CHINESE WORKER.

A murderous attack was made upon a Chinese worker in Chung Ching Street shortly after to'o'clock yesterday morning.

The victim, employed by a con- tractor, was walking along Chung Ching Street when a man came up and stabbed him on the head with

“FLAMING" LETTERS IN

DIVORCE CASE, -

DOCTOR AWARDED £2,000 DAMAGES.

Dr. Harold William Read, of Sutton Scotney, near Winchester, was granted a decret, nisi in the Divorce Court last month when he asked for the dissolu

a "knife. He rised an alarm, and [tion of his marringe because of his the would-be assassin ran down | wife's alleged misconduct with the 'Queen's Road.

co-respondent, Mr. Lambert Win

The assassin was arrested by thetringham Marshall Taylor. Dam- police at A tea-house in Chung ages against Taylor were assessed Ching Street, while the unfortu at £2,000. nate man was rushed to the Govern- ment Civil Hospital.

POSED AS PRINCE.

COURT ECHO OF SHOOTING "DRAMA.

There was an echo in the Cam bridge Police Court last month of the recent shooting tragedy in which a university tutor and a police officer were murdered by Douglas. Newton Potts, the undergradante, who committed suicide afterwards.

Lord Merrivale, in summing up, said it had been suggested that the wife was a worthless woman. Ic 1924 Dr. and Mrs. Read made the acquaintance of Taylor. When Dr. Read found letters in 1025 addressed to his wife from Taylór, he wrote pointing out that Taylor's associa- tion with a young and foolish girl was compromising her?"

Surprise Letter.""

Taylor replied:="

Your letter came as a complete surprise. I understood you had not Mrs. Read. We slightest objection to my seeing

Norman James Mountified, of Fitzwilliam House, Cambridge, an undergraduate, appeared to give

I thought you had realised the evidence in a case in which Frede harmlessness of the association, and rick Montague Manning, of the I have not the slightest desire to White Hart inn, Tuddenham, near compromise her in any way. You Mildenhall, was accused of pledging seem to base a recurrence of ground- Mountfield's credit without per-less jealousy which no doubt I shall

have to pander tq.”

mission.

Manning's defence was that as the result of a conversation held in the room formerly occupied by Patts, he was under the impression that Mr. Mountifield had given such permis-

sion: .

In Dead Man's Ecom.

It was stated in erience that Manning had obtained a leather golf cost, a pair of golf shoes, and

:

Later the doctor took his wife to Italy and then to India. In, 1927 the wife come to London, and it was alleged that she and Taylor were committing misconduct.

At this time the wife was writing her husband in India, saying she was terribly lonely although she was having a good time, which, how- ever, she would give up to be with Dr. Read In a later letter she

met.

a tennis racket from different Cam-wrote about another man she had bridge shops in each of which be asked for, and was given ordit in the name of Mr. Mountifield.

Manning is the son of the licensee of the White Hart in, which," it was stated, as frequently used by the dead undergraduate and his companions.

Cross-examined by Manning. Mr. Mountifield agreed that he saw him in Potts' room.

He denied that he had said his father was the Car of Russia, who was murdered in the revolution, and on the question being put to him again, he said, "I did not say the Czar of Russia. I said the Grand Duke Michael"!

Manning's father, giving evidence. said the charges against his son had come ás a great shock to him.

"Mr. Mountifield," he said, "bas posed as being the heir of the Czar of Russia, and he has given ny bay the idea that he has unlimited means, and he has told him that be could have anything he liked a bis expense."

Manning was bound over for three years to be of good behaviour in the sum of 230, with his father ns surety in a similar sum, and the magistrate advised the father to put his son to work.

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"Declared His Love,”

Misconduct wis admitted in February, 1929, and Taylor about this time wrote the wife flaming? letters, declaring his love "for her, and referring to when she left him after six days of heaven his brain was like cotton wool."

FARM MANAGER GORED

"BY BULL.

DEATH FROM TERRIBLE

INJURIES.

After being gored by a bull on Barr Farm, Newton Stewart, Mr. Robert Currie, farm manager there, died as the result of his in- juries

Mr. Currie, who managed the farm for his son, Mr. Robert Cur-. zie, was doing his rounds of the farm in the morning when he was attacked by a bull in a field. The infuriated enimal gored Mr. Cur- Jie severely about the face, and the horns punctured his body in sever- at places. There was no one near to give any assistance, but sudden- ya form dog appeared and began molesting the bull, which then ceas-"

its mad attack.

Mr. Currie was found by Mr. James Adams, and though medical aid was summoned Mr. Currie wa.. too badly hurt to be taken to Dum tries Infirmary. He died later in the day.

TRIED TO REFORM..

LAPSE AT HOUSE OF BÄRONET,

A former associate of criminals who started to sell an anti-burglary ¡device was found guilty at London Sions recently of burglary at the house of Sir Ian Peter Mouro Walker at Kingston Hill (Surrey) and stealing six 25 notes and other property.

The man was James Clough, aged 41 Sonteneo was postponed.

A constable said that his Alsatian dog led him to a bush on Kingston Boad, where he found Clough. He arrested him for beloving sus

the police station, he returned to the pot and found a canvas bag con- taining six £5 and eight 21 notes.

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1 to 11.30 am.-Commercial News. 11,30 alm. to 12.30 p.m.-Chineso

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12.30 p.m.-European recorded pro-

gracanie.

1.20 p.m.-Weather report.

Euro-

pean programme continued. p.m-Close down."

5 p.m.-Chinese programme.

p.m-European progranume of Columbia records selected and supplied by Messrs. Adderson & Co.. Rienzi-Overture (Wagner). The

Regimental Band of H Grenadier Guards. The Student Prize-Sárenade and The Student Prince-Drinking Song (Romberg), Three Male Trio with Chorus of H.M. Theatre Orchestra. Patience Vocal Gems (Gilbert and Sullivan), Columbia Light Opera Company,

Talkie Tunes, Medley Waltz, De-

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Don Giovanni-Batti. Batti Mo

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Indian Queen, Folk Dance and.

Holston Furry "Processional, Folk Dance, B.B.C. Wireless Military Band. Golliwog's Cake Walk (Debussy) and Dance of the Tumblers (O'Donnell), B.B.C. Wireless Military Band Poet

Peasant Overture.. (Suppé), Percy Pitt and Aug- mented Symphony Orchestra..., The Love Parade - Selection (Schertzinger), Jack Payne and His B.B.C. Dance Orchestra. Goncerto Grosso in D Minor

(Vivaldi), Zurich Tonhalle Or chestra. 8p.m.-Weather report.

Relay from the Kowloon Football Club Public Band Concert.

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