Find guilty of disorderly conduct corporated company enraying on, 'Stechuen' Rondon Monday. business at Shanghai, Whilst he!
Captain S, F. Fisher wae fined. G85 was with rem he boot a shave in in the United Stater Courg en Tue the Union Clb of ©. na and was! chay, before Mr. Turton, represen'et on the backs as the!
Commissioner, ud. warned to. be Tegal owe of the share, his name eud behaviour "In future and 'IL xo appearing. control. is. passion'
His Lordship—The defence fited Chief Inspector O'Toole told the states that it ix not in the Union.
Court that at about 430 pam. on Club of Ching at all.
Monday afternoon it Mra. Bolton, Mr. Jones—That ig a tee of BL Szechuen Road, went 10 the The Union Club of China thi Hongkew Police station and. Yee Union Club Proprietary, Ld, are ported that Captain Fisher, of 17 practically—the same. institution, Studley Avenue, was creating a dis-though the latter name is the registurbance on her premises. The tered name of the company. trouble, she said, was in_ connexion with a'dispute between Fisher and Plaintif''s Request for Share his wife, who was Mrs, Bolton's Coutinuing, counsel said that noth-ister. Captain Fisher and his wife' inge happened in respect of the shave for a considerable time after Mr.
Lemon's death. Meanwhile, Messrs.
Mrs, Bolton, and refused to see him, Andrews & George ceased to carry and this made him violent. The business, becoming a mere name, police referred Mrs. Bolton to the and the defendant (Mr. Black) who United States Court, It subse-Hud also been associated with the quently transpired, Insp. O'Toole Frm, applied for transfer of this continued, that a Sikh policeman shave to his own name, and this at sav the defendant fighting with atime when another foreigner at about the same manager of the Anglo-China Import Export & Ca., and had nothing. time that Mrs, Bolton wag at the Hongkew Police Station. The Sikh! do with Andrews & Georse. He, terfered and. persuaded himself then had possession of the share, and retained it after Mrs! who, he alleged, was drunk, to get] into' a riesha and Lemon had refused the transfer howe later he returned, and knocked asked for and had claimed it as part at the door. He shouted and became of her husband's estate, of whicl violent.
"The same Sikh' policeman she was sole executrix. [fold him to go awa but he would Mr. Nowxon, secretary of the!
Union Os, was called and prndueed not. The policeman finally had to! farrest him, and as he did so Pisher the share "roister of the Union Club Proprietary. Lil, showing that the share in question was resistered ly the name of Mr. C. A. Lemon on station he tried to get-away from!
vember 8, 191 as the the Sikh, and the latter had to get the assistance of two Chinese Chub was nied, it still looked. detectives before he went quietly to Mee i as the registered the star awner of the The Sikh policeman was then eal-! Share Registered ay Mr. Lemon's 1 led, borative evidence. The Chinese detectives also testified In answer te witness Fisher, in evidence, denied the! aid 'Chit the wae sault, and alleged that the police-Messrs, Amvews & George in the man called him a' son of a—" watter at all, except that My. denied that he was drunk on the! mon', address was set down ae second occasion. when he returned, that "firm. Witness did _kuvw and he simply knocked at the door, British Mr. Black, who was not, he believed. in the hope of getting hie wife. to!
member of the Club Mr. Lemon come out. had been the only person the Club The Commissioner came to the recognized in connexion with the conclusion that defendant had. come share, proved her demand for the return of the share and-defendant's refusal to hand mitted an offence, and that he had created a disturbances The police, hie. said, if anything had not one far enough, the Sikh constable was
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