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Defendant: That is what hap this connection especially of the

Standart, having been "It isn't," said the Magistrate.acquainted with that Company and No long You were eventually rescued by having studied its rise from a small Constable Fined for

Sergeant Darling"

beginning, the purchase of on eit Defendant: Yes Assault,

well by its Fenader, to its present In reply to the Magistrate, Najar dimensions. Corporations, million. Arising out of a disturbance in Singh said that he did not carry aires and the moneyed classes gen- + Yauti in which a crowd surevané-

a stick that night. ed the Police Station on the night|

erally are often criticised, and no) The Magistrate: You told us doubt eriticism and opposition are of the 13th. Najar Singh, a Police that you went out as a watchman useful, but I think the world exten- constable then stationed in Taums because thieves had broken into sion of the Standard and its fleet of ti, was summoned before Mr. R. Eyour shed Do you mean to tell me vessels, large and small, taking its Lindsell esterday afternoon for that you went out without carrying products direct to the consumer, is Jassaulting a Chinese, the proprietor a stick, a truncheon or anything to made possible only by the large

of a tailoring shop in Shanghai protect yourself? Street. Yaumati Delendsat cross-

amalgamation of capital under one eficient control and the army of summoned the complainant for the

able workers employed. I often same offence.

think these great corporations illustrate the recess of what has

Mr. Leo d'Almada, prosecuting on behall of the complaintant, stated that between 7 and 5 pm on the 13th, his client was walking along Shanghai Street when his dog

barked at defendant who was then ia mafti at the junction of Shang hai and Pakhoi Street. Defendant raised his stick and, perceiving that he intended to strike his dog, the complainant went forward with the object of picking it op Jn doing so he received two terrible blows on the head with defendant's stick and was knocked down. He also S- tained injuries to his foot and two of his Engers, and was sent to hos pital Mr. d'Almada submitted that there was no occasion for the defendant to act in the way as he had done. With regard to the sub sequent evrats ontside the Police Station, Mr. d'Almada said i client wanted to associate him

l from them.

Mr. d'Almada's puiliar was borne ur by complainant Examined by his solicitor, he denied that he assaulted the Indian.

In consequence of defendant's statement that the trouble did not originate at the junction of Shan Lai and Pakhoi Street, but in a roat shed, and that he was subse quently chased to Shanghai Street by a croad, the Magistrate asked!

When you fest

the complainant:

Defendant: I didn't expect an encounter with thieves If I found any man in the shed I would take him to the Station.

The Magitrate: I see. Without | ben called the three legged stool aff stick, truncheon or anything! Yo. the industrial world. are convicted, and the cross-sum Capital and Business ability, each Labour. mens is dimiurd.

equal in valas and no two legs of Replying to the Magistrate, Sub-which can stand without the third Inspector Pain said that the defen. leg. We count it an honour to con dant was excited when he returned tribute in even a small degree to so to the Station, but perfectly sober. | great a succèss and I now ask you He had had a fair record in the to drink heartily success to the Force.

Brooklyn and to the Standard 0 Asking the Magistrate to take a Co. of New York serious

of the case Mr. d'Almada said that had the defen-Jouret Mr. Tods proposed the toast The toast hanng been duly hon- dant's defence been that he pleaded of the builders, which was second- that his blows were not meant for by Mr. Wiley. the complainant, but his dug his client would satised if the defen

int tendered an apology. How. ever tig, defendant bail taken up

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MANY PILGRIMS TO LOURDES.

different position and given & most extraordinary story. Mr. d'Almada asked is Wership to lanish from History of the Famous Shrine. his and the calon pent events on the night in questan. The

Once again the enormous indux, plainant caturally shouted out for Lourdes brings the story of this of crowds to the healing grotto at his assailant to be arrested and agrotto to mind. Lourdes came crowd collected, followed the Indian into importance in 1858 when the and created a disturbance outside young religious peasant girl. the Station; but it would not Bernadotte, bad repeated visions fair to blame the complainant for of the Virgin Mary in a secluded the ocenrrence. Nobody regretted dell' near her home. A small

the unfotunate facilent more than spring rose from the spot, the the complainant who had made a water of which was claimed to statement to that effect at theben, this place has been haunted possess healing powers. Since Police Station.

His Worship said that it was pationalities, eflicted with every

by multitades of people, of all! quite clear that the complainant kind of disease, all hoping agains! ant, but it seemed to him that there thence cared of their complaist Complainant: No.

must be something more in it that Each year seet new patients Examined by the Magistrate, the what the complainant bad disclosed arriving, together with those who complainant emphasised that it was to the Court. He did not believe Fear after year renew their an unprovoked assault He only

the complainant's story that the pilgrimage in the fresh hope that motioned to his dog with his hand. assault was absolutely unprovoked.

they may be granted relief. Mr. d'Almada: The witness tolul It was possible that the Indian the Police at the Station that he night base aimed at his dog but did not know if the blows were in teaded for him or for his dog.

saw the Indian was trouble going on then! Did anybody chase the Inad been assaulted by the defend hope that they may return from diant

A fruit dealer and the owner of a haberdashery shop, both occupying 5. Shanghai Street, deposed that defendant ran, into their place after standing at the docr for a short while. Shortly thereafter a crowd rushed up and shouted Indian Subsequently a European Polier Ufficer arrived and remmed! the Indian The fruit seller added that the defendant appeared to have heen running when he came to the shop

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WHAT ZOLA THOUGHT. this erstwhile small town through Many only know the story of it was curious that he should have) Zola's "Louider,” a book written hit the complainant twice. There in more than his usually vivid, must have been a quarrel before. Bad graphic style. He tried to

Mr. d'Almada: The Indian denied

His Worship: Oh, yes. He a farcical story.

Defendant was ined 300 and dered to pay $35 compensation the complainant.

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show how the poor pilgrims were deceived 2.9 they struggled towards the baths filled with the grotto water. As the spring is multitude, many of them, suffer too small to supply such a great ting from every description of illness, have to dip into the same water. It may be true, as Zola) pointed out, that this effort off batbing, repeated twice daily, hastened the end of the feeblest. amongst them, but no one hal authority to refuse this fulfimenti of their wish.

At the same time the church walls, heavy with crutches and thank offerings from the cored,

return home healed. bear testimony to the fact that hundreds have bean enabled to

Defendant stated in evidence that a de result of the lose of a goat and a kid from a guat shed several

Launch of the Steel day previous to the lath. instruc

Lighter" brooklyn.” tions were given by the Inspector tall Indian policemen to keep a Ltd. have launched from their works W. S. Bailey and Co., watch in turn2. Oo the evening of at Kowloon, the case oil lighter THE ACTION OF MIND ON BODY. the 15th, he went to the goat shed] Brooklyn. Built to the order of the to see if the goats were all there. Stumlard Oil Co. of New York, the the

Apart from the religious aspect, He saw two Chinese inside the shed ressed is of steel throughoat, 151 fervent maseaded the ceremonis!

new environment, which was

open and two others feet & inches in length by 31 feet background bring standing near a latrine nearby. in breadth with a draft of 3 feet intense nervous exaltation that about 2.7 One of the latter whistled on his inches. approach and the two men in the the after peak tank and oil in cases the mind on the body is recog Oil in balk is carried in prepares the way for the body shed came out.

to reassert itself. The action of He caught one off in the main hold. them, the complainant, and accused deck house alt with galley mess sufficiently into

There is a steel nized, though often not taken im of stealing the goats.

room and a teak deckhouse above all are agreed that in times of The Magistrale: Do you suggest having rooms for captain and pilot, great enthusiasm the nerves C&D that the master of a tailoring shop also a flying bridge with wheelhouse and do respond in such a way as was straling your goat?"

of steel for protection of the steers to enable the patient to throw off castle accommodates 12 seamen,

The crew space under fore- the disease that had deadened his will-power, keeping it inert and lethargic.

Defendant: Yes

"You are lying." said his Worship. Continuing, the constable sai'

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by a big crowd who threw stones A. Fothergill, T. Ramsay and W. S.Lourdes this year is proving 80

OVERWHELMING FUMBERS. at him all the way.

The number of pilgrims to After a long Bailey. chase he fed into 95, Shanghai The party then adjourned to the sures are being taken to cope overwhelming that special mes Street, for refuge. The crowd firm's office for refreshments after with transport difficulties. It is which had increased during the which Mr. Bailey said: Ladies and no small problem to add so many chase collected outside and threat gentlemen, I have to thank you for pilgrim trains from all parts of ened to wreck the shop unless the your attendance here today and France without dislocating' the people inside surrendered him. Mrs. Bowen for so kindly launch ordinary train service. The complainant was among the ing the "Brooklyn" The Brooklyn crowd, bleeding from two wounds forges another link in our connee and now the Father in charge land. James Wilson, familiarly Merionethshire, said he would For many years the Grotto ha ented workhouse record is report of the Barmouth Liberal Associa on the head caused by stones which tion with the Standard On Co. and have had no option, but to widen known as "Jimmy Tackle, died contest Merioneth at the General proved to be inconveniently small, ed from Morpeth, Northumbertion, Mr. Haydn Jones, M.P. for were aimed at him but caught the will, I hope; prove an entire success and broaden the access to it. in the workhouse at the age of 96. Election as Liberal, and would complainant instead.

The Brooklyn is also another link in Much has been said of the failing He was born in thesalmahouse have no ticket from anyone... H

96 YEARS IN WORKHOUSE. What constitutes an unpreced-

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The Magistrate: What is the these great organizations of men power of religion in these days, which then constituted the work would fight sil-comers in the good of telling such lies to me, and money whose efficiency com-but Lourdes "asz vapparently house, and had been an inmate of county, and would di You only make your esso worse. munda our compert and I think in testify to the contrary