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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, AUGUST

1934.

FURIOUS AMAZON.

1.

BOTH PARTIES GUILTY.

THEFT OF PISTOL.

QUELA'S

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SHIP'S OFFICER STRUCK WITH FORMER ST. LOUIS INDUSTRI-

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AL SCHOOLBOY CHARGED

Considerable axeltement reigned "Both parties are guilty of assault, The lapse of a former St. Louis at the Great Eastern Boarding weapon and injured the complainant,"

[but the defendant actually used Industrial School boy was related houss, Connaught Road, Central, remarked Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the to Mr. J. H. B. Loe at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, when Chu yesterday, when it was found that Central Maglatency yesterday in

in one of the recent Inmates, a woman, imposing a fine of $10 on Kwok Se, Chan-sang, 22, was charged with

a shop foki, who was charged with being possession of

and. Chief automatic

platol

three was apparently demonted. It took mesaulting Mr. Andrew Tipo,

of ammunition with- Bix men to bind her and remove her, Engineer of the steamship On Lee, rounds

on August 1.

Tout permit from the Hon. It was not until 8.30 p.m., two

Inspector General of Folles and Dot. Sorgt. Gowans stated that on with stealing the pistol from Rev. and a half hours after her arrival Wednesday, at 6.30 pim. Accused

an

at the boarding house, that she be-boarded the ship to collect some Fr. D. F. Hourigin, of the Salealan gan to show signs of not being in money for his master. He was tohi Training School, Shaukiwan.

that the boat was scheduled to sail A woman named Ho Yee-mui her proper senses, by throwing at 7 pm, and asked to return on was also charged with possession things about, and attempting to the next trip. Mr. Tipe pushed him in connection with the same revel- out. Accused.refused to go and it Assault the book-keeper.

was alleged took a ruler from his Vor, but she was discharged as the Polico had no evidence to offer The woman

oman arrived at the hotel pocket and struck Mr. Tipe on the

forehead and car,

against her. about 1 pm, and registered as Chau Li-sza. She had apparently arrived from Shanghal in the morning. She

looked about 27 years of age, and was heavily bulll.

Detective Sergeant Poyatz told Mr. Tipe was removed to the the Court that a party of Police Government Civil Hospital where his raided 141 Kilung Street, where wound was attended to. The sailing they found defendant and the wo- was consequently delayed for an hour man in one of the cubicles. The

The complainant, In ovidence,

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stated the balance of money due was automatic pistol, with the thres $23, and admitted pushing the defend-rounds of ammunition, was found On arrival she booked room No.ant out of his cabin. A Chinese inside the cubicle. 128, but noon" · after wanted it constable, who was on search duty, do-

Exemplary Character. changed. She was then given an:posed to seeing the defendant strikn other room, but wanted that the complainant on the face with n

Defendant, it was stated, was a changed, and finally she was given foot rule.

"You better

ur debt," former St. Louis Industrial School room No. 65, which overlooks the

remarked the Magistrate, "You must boy. He eame dawn from Shang- harbour.

not take the law into your own hal eight years ago, and was taken hands."

Into the St. Louis Industrial School shortly afterwards. He was taught a trade during his six years with bulance men was the moment for Since then he had been doing odd the School and left in June 1932. resistance on her part.

jobs as a tailor.

Queer Behaviour. About 3.30 p.m. she began to act- queerly, by throwing things about and banging the doors of her room She also attempted to assault the book-keeper, and at times, cried out, and laughed hysterically.

Frantic Struggles.

On July 16, defendant went to the Salesian Training School at Shau- At first persuasive methods were kiwan, and, when nobody was The management of the boarding tried, but to all she turned a stub-around,

anenked Into Father house at first did not take any stepa, born front, and kicked and bit at Hourigin's room and stole the but when it was seen that she con- anyone who approached her, Four piatol. tinued in her ridiculous actions they Chinese officers attempted to bind sent a telephone call to the Central her up. She offered a stout re Police Station about ten p.m., fear-alatance, and fought furiously, and ing the woman would try to throw Sergeant Baldwin and a few others herself from the verandah Into the had to give help to the Chinese street below.

officers.

room.

Sergeant Poyntz said defendunt. had been known to Father Heurigin for gome years both in Shanghai and Hongkong. Father Hourigin would any that apart from this lapse the defendant's character had Meanwhile a large crowd had been exemplary. collected in the street outside. The While they had no record of him, woman, however, seemed to have the Police nevertheless took tired herself out by her exertions, Berlous view of the case because and submitted to being bound on a the pistol might have fallen into stretcher,

the hands of evilly-disposed · per· {sons.

Before the arrival of the Police, the woman locked herself in her Employees of the boarding house had been stationed on the verandah to guard against any attempt on her part to jump over.

The Police are engaged in tracing Sergeant Baldwin arrived shortly her movements and relations. She after, and a message was sent for had informed the hotel management the ambulance, which was soon on she had a brother living in Hong the scene. The advent of the am-kong, but left no address,

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