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'This case was adjourned from 'Thursday whenthedefendant, an unemployed Ealian was charged with' being drunk and a saulting and wounding Cecilin Lomaye "The Travellors" on Wednesday afternoon by throwing " tumbler at her, striking j her on the head" and cutting it,' thereby doing her grievous bodily harm, Dr. Blane who had attended the injured girl suid that the wound had not so far resulted in serious complications, but would take some time to hea', Phe defendant said he had been drinking in Phe Travellers" he hud taken hi absinthe, white wine and other dual and they tad caused, such a confusion in hia inside that he did not know what had happened, He said, however, that. a girl named Horwitz, the daughter of the proprietress of "The Travellers" had used Insulting language towards him, wud entered ow wordy warfare with the gi The girl denied the imputation, His Worship, having had the di taken on Thursday read over a signed, tenced the defendant to fifteen cays! imprisuument and then to be deported. He then spoke to the proprietress and told her tint she was party to blame for what had happened. fe suid abe had no right to supply the defendant with so much drink, whereupon she interrupted the Consul and created a scene in Court. She refused to be quiet, told the marshal to "shut up" said she wanted justice and abused the {talian Government in general and the Consulate in particular. The Consul politely gave her a hint to leave the Curt, which she did, muttering something about wanting justice, being willing to pay the expenses and demanding that the defendant should be sentenced to a longer term of imprison. ment.
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