A mafoo was proceeded on ths nurses a grievance, is not quite the life a wise man would choose if his will had any. above charge.. j thing tod" wit T wish were a king his friend P. C. Vaughan said that. he was on duty Brown; '*not what is now-s on the Thibet Road at about 5.40 p.m. on king, hut areal king as of old-the 6th instant, when he arrested two ty ts have a few prove killed now mate s for furious driving. As he was) ant agen wen he felt luke it." "You are tarind the ¢ mer of Foochow Road. t taking them to the Ststion, ant just +s be neither a kin "hu: an ass y to eat tiiist uceused curie along at an rxcessiv speed, galloping in fact, and witness -uco-e lo in Brown was rig! ons which stopping him with some difficul y 1 nan, foreign lady who was in the earsinge him that she had been render d n'y to be fallacy of nervous by the speed xt which the accuse drove the earings, and was afraid some ossing that se, hap ni other men. accident would wecur in consequence. derive the case of M The pri-oner was fine" Siu, Attem ted Burglary. chott, of 7; Elder Street, Ad-laid, who, se were about ' say, wes as happy A house toy, a" yr sent unem: lo; aking until about three years ago. was charged with breskin: into the that wouldn't be richt. "With his nidence of in Sieberg. of thy Garman. tlefulness, his h_alth, strenges wi <plendid Garrison, ut No. 2, Sicawei Real, ov the phy-que, Yr. Highett should have been, 8th inst., wih intent to commit a felony, and doubtless was, happier than any and with I" ing suspected of stealing there who could be named. Me. H from $90 on the srd July. thus on the 10h of March Captain Siclerg, who gave his evidence in German, said that he heard some" e on ars and the premises, and om making search f wud never knew what it was to the pri-oner, who was unable t" e-cape owing to the automatic fastening of a d ill. At that peried I was engaged in bush work, right in the heart of with a spring lock. The occu-ed was in the rough North-East District. The work possession of a number of keys, one of was extremely laborious, the food carse, which would op-n a drawer in the house. and the dim te red by hose conditions The prisoner was given a bad record by Inspector Gibson, who informed the Court completely broke down my health. T ge: weak and thin, continually felt out of that he lad served a sentence of six and would get up in the morning fe mouths last year. this occasion he more tired than when went to bed. was sentenced to receive 500 blows, one feeling, a distress month's cangue, ove year's imprisonment, chest, and to be expelled from the Settlement, was much troubled by flatulence. which frequently camp-lied me to rise from bed and walk the floor for hours. T tr Shanghai, 18th October. all sorts of pills and medicines for, my Before Mr. Wei (Assistant Magistrate), complaint, bur none of them did me' any and Mr. B, Giles (British 4s-esser). goyd. Finally I grew so weak that [hal to Highway Robbery. give up my employment, having lost twenty-eight pounds in weight. I then Two men were charged with the above went to Adelaide, and placed myself in the offence. re ofa first-daes doctor, who said that It seems that at 6.45 on the 9th my trouble was a had form of indigestion; inst. a countryman the Settle-but though he treated me for a considerable ment, and when alleyway near time I gained nw relief.
Tr was at this: Wermore Road, was attacked by the ae. crisis thata little hok was left at the cused, together With another man who hid house which, fortunately examining, I not been arrested. They forcibly took from 10 be an almanac issued by the him a silver watch and chain valued at $8. proprietors of Mother Seizel's Curative There happened to be a det-ctive's In this litle work I revd of the "second" <n a tea-shop close at hn a person whos symp ems were very whither the victim went to tell of ar to mine. and who claimed t mister une, and he xt once took been thor: and was successful in capturing one
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