Mrs. MeLellan said that the first time complainant spoke to her he remarked that she rode a bicycle end suggested she should ride with him. Some time ago there occurred the Carlton Cafe incident when. complainant put his foot in front of her and said:—"Hullo, Miss." Her husband then spoke to him, but complainant tok no notice.
Witness corroborated her husband's version of the fracas in the Range Rond house and said that} after complainant had pushed her and she struck him with her shoe retaliation, her husband complainant fought "like two eats.'
The Magistrate—I don't want to] interrupt, but up to that time 't seems to have been a cat and dog fight.
Witness denied knowing com plainant in Vladivostok, She had not been married before, The Magistrate—Did not _complainant's wife say anything to strate—What, with two} ladies presen George Goldobin gave corroboranee as to the Carlton, had kept sway from lant's house there woul been any trouble. Several regrettable things had been aid on both sides and much of the innuendo that had teen heard easily ight have been suppressed. Mrs. MeLellan would be, bound over to keep the peace for a year, whilst a conviction would be entered against Mr. MeLellan and he must Fay $100 costs.
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