Serious Sequel to Children's Trespass and Resultant Damage Alleged Improper Entry into British Property caused the damage ty Mr. Morriss" property, which information, we! are informed, was point-blank refused by the French potice.
Events Next Day caurcht and detained by a gardener] fand was subsequently handed over to] Bp, Morries" house servants who de-{nine her, penting ina her name ihn aer tine, the ru ho were immediately allowed fake the chil away. Shortly ffeerturdsy the father aid presentatives of the French police Arrived and praceede to interrorate Mr. Morrns servants. As a rest Of which, i it alleged, Sie. Morrss Servants' wore subjected to distinct din, Mee Morris" Number-one up to that time, taken no part the proceedings, was taken into fustoly by. the Krench police and conveyed tthe plice station. not until Sept. 8 that the development occurred when the French police entered the premises lof Mr. Harry Morriss and arrested the boy on a warrant issued by the French Mixed Court counter-signed an' American Vice-Consul, Mr.
evens, and the boy was immediately taken to the Prench police st Mr, Blaguire was informed of what had taken place and proceeded the station, where he saw the boy behind the bar. On asking for information a+ to the reason for the hoy's detention, he was, so we are informed, treated in a way which four readers will probably hear from Mr, Maguice himself in due course. tative can at least say nguire bears visible me ication of his treatment. We are assured that at no time during the whole of the proceedings did Mr. Maguire touch any member or representative of the police, neverthe-Teas he was ignominiously placed! Dbehind the bar of the charge room where he was detained for the best part of an hour,
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