K. Aironsky, a Czecho-Slovak of no fixed abele, was charged before Judge Li and Mr. Meinhardt, Senior Consul's Deputy, in the Provisional] Court on Thursday, for conducting: himself in a disorderly—manner whilst drunk in front of the Soviet Consulate at 7.25 pan. on Wednesday.
P. C. Craik stated that accused! was staggering about in the vicinity and attempted to throw stones at the windows of the Consulate. He was cautioned and told to go awa; but he walked a few steps, picked up more stones and threw! them at the door of the building. It was only after a hard struggle that he was Accused adi pleaded that the influence of not know what he was doing.
The Judge fined him $3, or three lays' imprisonzient.
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