EX ye CMANNeHAL, sixd CCouysns: Mr. ET. Maitland for defen Before Br. C. H. Haines, H.M. Registre (Adjourned)
Shanghai, Nov. 25.
Hearing: of the ease against Chain-chal Singh, British Indian subject charged with an unnatural offence, was adjourned until December 1 by. HM, Registrar, Mr, C, H, Haines in Hf) Mf, Police Court yesterday morning. The adjournment was requested by Mr, E. 7, Maitland, counsel for the accused Jew who was recently sentenced to the heavier sentence by the Second Special District Court for murdering huis Jewish sweetheart, Mrs, Vasen, June of this year.
Alter receiving the long prison sentence, the accused asked his law: yers, Dr. A. Grossmann and Loh, to Ale an appeal with the high court and he has now succeeded in reducing his suffering. While announcing his judgment, Judge Wa opined that the murdered woman was too romantic to invite sympathy in the murder case and ina way she caused her own death. Judge Wu did not take the state of "feeble mindedness" on the part of the accused into consideration but explained that he based his decision mainly on the wrong way of the woman leading. her romantic life. Mr. Loh told the reponer that there might also be y2t another chance for Heymann to have hhis prison term further reduced be-cage afler four years" imprisonment "conditional release" may be po tioned if his conduct is good.
During the various hearings court, it was revealed that Heyman was practically completely sold by his married sweetheart, who more than (we years ago was his hou: maid while in Germany. They fell US. Court for China
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