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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924.

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ARMS TRIAL

- ARGUMENT,

INCIDENTS IN CLUB v. POLICE MATCH.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-

LORS AS FIRST OFFENDERS!

"The law imposes absolute liability on, the person in charge of the ship, whether or not he knows of the presence of arms, and it is your duty, if you find the first prisoner to be the person in charge of the junk, to find him guilty." So said the Chief Justice

TWO-MINUTE TALKS A Daliy Tonle

VAGABOND ¦

By ROBERT POWER

astcup under the hedge, and the vagabond indeed, whom no roof The old tramp has been found beg. But the true walker "- village constable got his first seems able to shelter, and no CARO. Wo st forgive the home officer. "Wiet visible moans country he goes, a ragged knight confine. Through the

chargo against the wanderer, and fashioned of support", 'was the grave of the raarl, speaking lingo by the fratern- who are bound by the

in his summing up at the Crim- the Magistrato decided that he ity inal Sessions this morning when the case was continued in which go to prison for seven days, brotherhood of chance meeting. and he shambled uncasily off to Nature like woll-thumbed book. and sturdy knowing "You are a vagrant" lis was told, Brown

Kaol.

"without visible nouns of sup

two Chinese ware charged with the unlawful possession of 18 Automatic pistols, 1,642 rounds

of rifle

prisoners pleaded not guilty.

Mr. H. K. Holmes, Crown Solicitor, prosecuted, and Mr. F. C. Jenkin defendal.

DISAPPEARED.

of ammunition, and 460 rounds Vagrant--rayabon; indoed a port. I fear, and hating the ammunition, The word rich with meaning. We village "blue-bottles" like poison

nust be just and admit that it is You may try to reform these Germanic in origin, from welkorn wanderers. The Law may clup "to walk at large." Thus our them in goal, and read a homily healthful word, "Walk," but the ou being "a danger to society." Law says that while you may But you will never shape the "walk at large" during the day, natural loiteror into anything at night you must havo & sottled else. I would rather say with place of abble. Strange, that a Wordsworth, when he wrote of Old Cumberland blind man may not peaceably lie down the and let the stars be his roof if he boggar: is so minded, or pillow his hond on the beath if ovory door is closed against him,

The second witness, under cross-oxamination, · told Mr. Holmes that a man named Chan Fuk was on board when the police arrived, but he disappear ed in the confusion.

Do you suggest he ran away?

I boliove ho did.

Do you know where he is now? I have hoon in jail: how should I know?

Witness denied that he had ever been in the hold where the arme were found.

The allyman told the Court that he was responsible for the payment of

Ho wager,

saw Chan Fuk on October 14th (the day of the discovery) but he hail disappeared and had never claim-

who also did what carpentoring was required on board, dis appeared at the same time.

"As in the eye of Nature he

has lived.

So in the eye of Nature lot

bim diet"

may

But honest old Blackstone, dels ingamid dusty statutes, brings although they

There are vagrants in Bfo, be woll up one fushioned in 1547, who dressed and take their place in wandoring mon

were of loss society. account than the King's door or which gather the moss of ex- The "rolling stones" My Lord's game. was "such as wake on the night cannot "settle"; they walk ut A vagabond perience if not of wealthy. They and sleep on the day, and haunt large. Not for them the rut, bat

customable Invorns and alohouses, the free country of the world. and rout about and no man wot Vagabonds, but what fine com- from whence they come, no, nor pany and delightful entertainers! whither they go." So they were

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AT THE SAME

"LITTLE İISU”.

ed it. His assistant Chan harried from village to hamlet, into the village und halted by the the headle having full authority pump. He sa;s ho fools dirty and to set them in stocks, and whip uncomfortable-hecause he has them from one parish border to finished seven days in gaol. Ab, another.

thoso incorrigibles, they will gard for the true tramp. Not the ambulations are finished for over walk at largo" until their per- convict in the case of the first lazy spongor who is the export Tramps: true vagabondage. Yes, prisoner. He had admitted that cadgor, nor the shiftless follow I have a rogard for the ragged tsong ("Little Hst") who hast

Mr. Holmes, closing the case for the Crown, pointed out that the jury had no option but to

I must confess a snoaking re-

ho was the person in charge, and who will not work while he can brotherhood."

the law was that absolute

lability was imposed upon him.

LEAVING FOR FRANCE. this afternoon General Hau Shu- According to a roport received

boon staying with Li lu-hon, Ox-

HOCKEY.

CLUB "A" v. H. M. S. DIOMEDE.

At Happy Valloy on Wednos- Civil Governor of Canton, at the day, both teams werd fairly latter's rosiconco in Caine Road, strong, tho Club "A"boing about!

by tho M.M. Amazone, accom. Was a rathor sensational start, Mr. Jonkin-Even if they are panied by Dr. Lum Tazo-fong, an the Diomede forwards going wholly satisfied that ho is inno-official of Canton and until straight down and scoring, before cant of guilty knowledge, they latoly Port Commissionar at tho Club defence had settled. are bound to find him guilty? Wuchow.

His Lordship,—I am afraid so.

Mr. Jonkin addressing the jury,

to

referred to the Ordinanco and told discharging liability. He had thom they had to put the first satisfy them that he had no prisoner into one of three classes knowledge of the arms, (1) the person in charge, (2) the

THE VERDICT.

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down. The Olub then 'assorted themselves and quite over play followed, the Club having_por- haps slightly the more. They were, however, unable to plarco the naval defonce with

апу BUCCOON.

Mr. JENKIN'S LOGIC. of the soction "the person in prisoner was not the man in is leaving for France to MOSTÓW the best so far this souson. There Mr. Jonkin said that it throw charge." Unloss ho could prove charge. a liability on a person which he that he was not the person in was not allowed to rebut. It charge, ho would, lu common was contrary to British con-parlance be "for it." stitutional law. If the con-

His Lordship: I could deal tention of the Crown was carried with him as a first offendor. to its logical conclusion, it would! Mr. Jenkin:-Tho question of apply to any steam launch or sontenes is boyond the scope of motor boat. If a member of the my prosent argument. Legislative Council of the Colony Mr. Holmes pointed out that were to proceed on bis own steam hardship did not affect the Court. launch, or B stoam launch of The Court was not there to person appearing or acting as The jury wore away for 25 which it could bo said ho had legislate but to carry out the master, and (3) the person appear-minutes, and, roturning, announo- In the second half, the play obargo, for the purpose of taking intentions of the Legislature. He ing or acting as in charge. ad that they found the first voored round rather more in ladies to a bathing plonio, or to quoted a case of a bankrupt who Ha submitted that he would prinonor guilty but recommended favour of the Diomede, and their meet his wife on an incoming was convicted of incurring a debt come under one of the two latter him to moroy on account of his forwarde kept raiding the Clubf steamer, or for some other pur- without informing the people classes. The loonce was in the age. They found the second goal, Both sides were handi- pose consistent with the status with whom he was dealing that name of someone else,

prisoner not guilty. Questionad capped by the uneven stato of the and diguity of a member of the he was an undischarged bank- Hia Lordship summed up at by Sir Henry Gollan, the foreman ground, the forwards being unable Legislative Council, and arms rupt. Ho had carried out the somo length. He told the jury it said they found that he was the to attain much degree of accuracy wore found on board ho would be transaction through an agent, was not their duty to consider person in charge.

and the backs missing the ball by Htable to be put into the dock and and-had instructed the agont to whether a law was harsh. They Mr. Jenkin asked his Lordship reason of the ground. Indeed this could say no word in his own inform them. The agent neglect were bound to find the Bret to consider the fact that prisoner fact cost the Club the second goal defenos.

ed to do so and the bankrupt was prisoner guilty if they found that was a frat offender, had boug

scored against them. His Lordship :-That is if he hold to be liable.

he was in fact the person in recommended to moroy and had were skippering

His Lordship told Mr. Jonkin charge. In the case of the second) been in oustody for six wooks. : Mr. Jenkin :-I did not use the that in view of that case he had prizoner they had to remember His Lordship postponed were. I am kooping to the words to satisfy the jury that the that the oque was upon him of montendo until to-morrow.

Shortly before the ond the Diomede scored their third goal and the game onded with the | noore ~~~Diotoedie, 3 ; Olub "A 20.)

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