William S. P. Gow appeared before Mr. G. W. King at H. M. Police Court on Saturday, charged with having been dr and disorderly in Broadway on Friday evening, and with assaulting a Chinese.
Inspector Jones: told the Court that complainant, a shipping clerk, was crossing the Garden Bridge in charge of the Kalee luggage van when Gow, who was in a ricsha, got out and jumped into the van, there making himself comfortable for a sleep. The clerk got out and walked, following the van to the Savoy Hotel, where the assistance of a Sikh Havildar was requested. The Sikh conducted the party to the police station, and on the way there Gow gave the clerk a blow with his stick.
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