R. ¥, Suxpan Sivan axp Gmuzre Seven.
Sundar Si chinan employed the Shanghai-Nanking Railway, was urged with being drunkeand disorderly, acd with fighting with Ohinese. The fracas was witnessed by Mr. Tuxford, railway engineer, who gave evidence that he proceeded to the scene to got the Indians away.
Fined $5, aod tion w. uld be met offences, but no evidence being forthcoming, he was discharged.
'25th June, 1906, R, Scnpar Sixon. drank and. disorderly on the night of Sundar Singh was charged with being
tant 8 dohica har.
Sith Jaen, and with administering, que Wang. Kai-chin with in-
The evidence shawed; that Wang. accosted Sundar. Singh, asking him for, money, and that the two then got drunk:
wr. The drug produced, ani anid to have been administered to Wang while both men were under the influence of liquor, was a harmless antiseptic power, The Court warned Wang against the consequences of accosting strange: Indians, and ordered Sundar Singh to to leave the port the same day.
26th June, R., Inpar Sion, Inlay Singh, watchman on the Shanghai-Nanking Railway, wap charged wi being drunk and disorderly, and stealing $1 from a cash shop on 26th June; also with assaulting The is cash shop with Ghisir Singh to chang money, and he thought it was Ghizi mangy that he had picked, up.
the Court said that Chink:
Indians. Indar Singh must leave the large enough to socommode port at one: ud it urged him not to make the joy of meeting his brother the
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