Berkshire Chronicle Reading 05-1914

:HEAVY
was m ade b y Chuic:'\

tho 8tockbroker \\'110110
pN'mine.ntJly m e ntioned tlllring th n
be I.Lpp ~{Lr cd , ill tho

on Tuca<lay.

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fraudulent co nv cr!iion

Wo1,;i

of

~~~;~~;;;it~s,~~
1\..0, .~im fO,r invo.~tmen t.
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cn.se..q gone mto a.t I,\w P()!ieo
in mlati.on to Major H iclJilJ:J.
J .P .• of I-Ienl uy-on -Tb :uw·!-l.

&a:d ooun~cl at th e l)o!;~ ' o
. p_roved in F enner's bllllicr llptcy
£.33;000, and tno case SlIbw :t h'll
w~ ·.
~e~h er ha.d mi.sappropria. ted m OH(,"
and SCCUfitiCti' which r eached 3. tnlal (;f
~1,419 38. Od. Maj or Ovcy (ex plain ed c Oli n !
8J!1), was in 1\pr il. WlO, introduced to F en ner
w e r e H . C. Mytno; by a. m oj o f'rlC'nd, and received from Fcnnt'I'
.' T, :M,urtin. Esq.
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scheme ' for rci m: ('~t m ent of h ':s properly
'oJ). ra.ther better terms. The cnpitnJ valu e ~ [
hie r.tocks ut. th t> t.im e h o co ns ult.cd F en!!"'!'
Sa.lter dep06~d to ha ndmg 0. slip ~va~ £44,8~O, nnd th.o seh~mQ put befol',c hi lll
of paper <l011to.ininp: lB. to P,C. Oxford on ~~l\olvcd n.n expend!~lIl'~ of £4~ ,372, With an
, M 21st 0 M 22 d 'I
I d d P C mcreMB at about £",,0 m Ihe yearlr ret urut 'ay
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n 111 n WI nees 1n.n e
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That scheme wan ngr('' p. d L
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Oxford a slip of paper con-taln!l1.g" 28., nno on
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the : May 23rd a slip;,of paper containing 18. On ca.tes wero hn.n~c,(l over .to Fcn1lt;r fo ~' 111r'
each occft.Sicn' P.:C. Oxford took the sl ip.,] of

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of reailsI,n.S' f\!Ifl Jo l' Ovcy s

f':n~t! rig

' paper And th-e: money in th orn to 31 Peach sc~u nt, 06.
C.erttficate3 nnd bonds hO\ II ~ I" ,
St.reet. . Wi tnt!8S followed P .C. Oxfurd to the Wl.th the , proceods of the .!'.1l1o wcro to bn 1"1' ,

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Oil' Maw 23rd when.

ne

got there ta.moi!

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t h o defe nda nt , who

Y.. n~ 10

f!,d:f'~·t.

the .dlv.donde Il:nd llity them o~cr [rom hili!}
to tuno ~ MaJor Ov<'y. A s U~ fJ'llLr.Y of r.hf"t
8a.~es whIch th~ defend ant cnrncd thl"OIl!!h,
••nd Mr, Bodkin., " howed th at UI1 to J "ly
16th. 1910, socurIt lCS to Lh o am ~H1lJ t ( ) f
£44.420 ho.d boon .old .n,1 £4 5, 4~ rew\T,t "d,
,Ieavmg: J\, b~l a,:c~ o( £900
. ' wlilc h 'yas pldJ
by Major O, cy, In Mny, 1912, ~hJor' OH'Y
wrote. to Fenner that ho had 11oei.\ed to
F~e
Fish. ' .
a e po1ut ..h 18 bonds. M. m l yc rtifi cat(,>1 wit.h his
bank~r~ '.I.lld . a.sk 1n tl hUll to fOl'w n.rd tho
eoourlh~ wlnch he he1~1 to t.h;. hallk. Fpn.
ner replied that th ese m,trucllo", ,,",,1.1 ho
attended to, bu~ lawr, o n h.calg.ll.sk f'd to
produce th-o oorbfi cll;t('~, Fennf"!r ~:tl,(l h.('> h;lri
~n~ some -of them _to ::-omobody h.~ III Hd;L!(I" "j
''''hl.le he hud pledgoo ?t il() r l!.
p o nlad""
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valLOUS proposals t? aSSIZn to "!vl a Jo l' O"""y
other,. shares pendmg t.h e return (,f I,i:'(
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secunbc.s. A me morand um W:l!:~ c ,·C'ntna ll .v
made, of ,an a~, ee m e nt tha.t F on"er , h",,1d
dCPO!? lt WIth Major O\·cy co r tn ll1 E h lln' ~ ".nd
tha.t F onner 6110ukl g n3,rantc() t o :'1 'IJI"II·
Ovoy £.500. a quarter tmtil tho m a.ttc-f h;,01
been put, ln proper order, M~j or f!\'C',v;O()k
th~ prud en ~ course of confl ~tlt.lI1,!( S! ~ Fra.!l~
Cnop, On p~l..sure by Maj or Ovey. '~h " , ,
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tor, certtiicates to the valuo of "hollt £0, 90')
wer.e dCP<>8!IOO wi t h lh.j or OV41Y'!-1 h n Hk l' r~.
anu a}lo1,h !!r ccrtificnt.o (o r rur t,hN flh:;tt"(> :.
Wll3 .gIven latcr. ' . . RIlh.."eftllfmt im: MI.ig·:dinll
E~neBt SIms,
au .. &Ilti,q\?je ~ealer • . of howe ... er, . to say th a t 0. largo nUI,n bo r ~f showocl. t h a.t; SCCllr! t .H':'I nn("l 6h n.l(!1'I ' JtOlOlll.l t in:-r
Street, who W8.6 · cyclmg down Icheques had bcen drawn : Au cxt-emmre busl. to about £35,000 hl\d boon m tsn pp ropntl.lcd
j3roo.d Street o.t tqe 'fime, said he so.w n(>O. h ad a,)parolltl,Y been carried on, One by the cjcfendant,
the prisoner throw h ert;<!lf in. front of the . man appoared to :havo. lost £ 14 1&" 1<1, and
TUESDA Y 'R PIWCEEDINC S
,THE
GROCERS , IN '. Tli~'_ ,
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h o.d won £7 Is,
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ramear , on , e ral g,
81 er ,er . e
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OUT OF POCKET
Prosecuting on Tll esda v. Mr. 130dkin ,aid
.. GROCERIES ' .. PROVrSIONS
TEA ::
nor feet w~r~ '" actually on ·the ralls. 1 . .
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thnt t.he Bix inclict.m('nt.s ' t e Iro' c ntcu a !ot.d
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. Frank
HlSted, . butcher,
of
Brldqe
The defendo'nt, George Townsend. Bllld o f money
o r BCCUrlt 06 ( rnisn ro
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1.8,37
S~reet; BeadlD g, who 6S6isted to rescue m oat ;of Suporiutendent Godda.rd' s m'idence a.Ol o lln tlll.C- to £6tJ ]97 7 3d
' ~rtJ rH'll " l
the
~6aid she_ seemed rather was pe
thrfectly tCh'orrcct , ,Ad 10ht of t ho I SliPS! ooonrr crI ~)e t\\ ccn ' 1910 :; and" ~r~:rchlO ~g13~
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camo rough e poo l • an t \!rc was (\ ot 0 0 :M
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empty ehvAlopes a.nd tole in h forms to ! n, ay I t 1 nst Yf'!\ l' t c (l ('fl' nd ILnt w n ~
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Adams BD.ld that wheu ,he prove it, il~ had oertaml Ktaten oash bets I adJI,"lic.,k'<.l a bank"lpt .
the da "I'
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on the eoene tb-e gul was ~lng but not to-tHe a.mount th!t would o.p oar ~ I ngalllst hlS~ estato n'lloll tllcd
to
n ha u~
under the car, The dmer ho.vebeen tho en.soby theeYldcnce I'Ie had , £l65.ooo, T)p to the r' «~nt th e a,"ots
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.down frp m his car and said, nevergono l8.bout the town 88kmg ' p eople to had realised ub:J u l £l,l~C, ,bll t co r la.lIl of tIm
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is a deliberate attempt at suicide." bet. He h ad certainly nccepted bets when ! U.Slwt s wero c1l1lrgod to M.ljol' It, It 0,. r y
prisoner rep~ed. "No, it is not. I brou,!{~t Ihore. but he had o.lw"y~ pRid the and Lm-d Mur r.y. fol' >LInI H largelY.'11 ."
not throw my&elf under. My ankle people when they won nnd ho nev~r owed I c(,!5L'3. of any amount that equld. '.\()..<j~lh!.Y hn
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wo.y," The _girl . then' IIsked if she them an,ything, Really; this "'ason he WIUI reahsed from I-hem,. Somoj:.lllug , 11k" .£v6,ODO
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.- ,-, The, ~ de&th from burna 'of Violet Mo.l1
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W 't'
1'ed "N ,.... good bIt Ollt· of pocket, D efendant aLeo ha~ P ...ed to an OJI comnahy 1n ] , ,,,,,,, '"
'Ph, oratori.oal me~od. of M;r. E . L . B rown, the eight-yoor-old daughter of Alh:ed 0 th go.. o:,e't"h ll~esa
h ' ~d poin ted out .that the cheque-book represcnted whlch t.ho dcfcncJn.nt W1l.A largely II1tcr('~tNl .
Micnall:htelY, tho Liberal-Irioh 'candidate fat Brown. a Iabourerli'of' 38, Commercial Hall, "n ' e !"ay , e po 100 S ~ Ion S ~ 6'1 , a ~re.t' de.\' paid out in his bu , ilI08. tran., A .1lI~. of £55.000 had al",! bee~ )o,;t in "10,,,1
'South Oxpn,
are
booomin.R' - notorious. COley.. we,s iDV~S\ig",te<J by the borough . I donI t remember anytb~ng from the actions as a', greengrocer; they wero not eo11 de bts.
' Tho ,de rendant s drn.w1ng~ h1LI I
,II8oo0 e l II Are num~roU8 at his meeting., ~~and ooroner : {Yr. J. l L. 'Mart:n) at the
Reading tIme I e ft my . young ma!l tIn they. pun~~ rac::ng transactions,
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n? t . bee n CXCOS81VC. -Between 1002 and 1003
"BUob word....ILB H liar" and-ufool !' are oominll' Infirmary on Friday_afternoon in last : week. me .out. I hav-e bean gomg out WIth Jum
he drew £1. 9(X) yearly. but sincc t.h~n Ilf' Juu l
into common use i,n.. South Ox-on, ' Mr. On the evening of May 18th. aaid the fo.the.r. for 16 IJloon.ths, a.nd now .h e ha.a given me
d rawn .about £ 1,()')(} . f.t<" r a.nnnm, Gilt ()f hi~
Maenallhtan. ai Bin6eld Heath, laid , the he waY-ID _b:. garden about half.past four 'l>r up: I don't knQw ,wha;,I sh,,11 do withLICENSEE SUMMONED,
d,awings ho made an "lIownnl'o t" th o
!I'orio. m South. ,Oxon had' n ever .b.en so fiv e when Violel came _to the door u.d "..id ont him,
My b9!lll; ~. ,gone, - I d<!n ' t
ChMlea ' Jam.. With.ro, landlord ol Tho WIdow 'of tho late M r, .de Mo,.,!",,,,,:,,"}_ "
frightened before, O~ of the thing. , ~he ,he W&<I burning, She w .... in , fl am .., lIe know what 1- am ~n Re.:dlllil for."- , When Vi ctoria, lksthampBl.<\ad R oo.d, Wokingh~m, [otmer pariner: who \1M <Iro\\l II,.1 III Lho
'.r()rl08 were "'Ylng .....: t)1at, he
promlOlng: go~ ~e'j- 0':' the floor &n,d a n<ll,;hbOur, camo cho.rged ' at the police sttition she replied, w~. then 'Charged with re'Olt mg to t ho pre· !3leUa d".oter 11l 18W,
thjng8 wh:ch he oou~d : not ful~JI , bu~ · :t.he.y to hUI a SSistance and trled to extinguIsh the H I did not throw myself underneath the mlSOS for tho purpoll~ of making beh.
COllosel d.uu.lt W1th tb o rnf"C' of r.n ~d M llrknew 'Perfectly woll l~ was ·a lie. At th eIr l 8.aIDos , ' She wore a muslin frock.
co.?' I would not do such a wicked
H e pl,eaded not "gUllty.
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ra y , find Slwl t.hat th{) tntn l lo!'is(.'~ III tlmt,
.. oiten Httlo meetinlt at · Watlington tho
MOTHER'S EVIDENCE
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Supermtendcnt Godda.rd SQ.ld t ha.t when he case ' . . "ro £38,955. In t }lQ fi umm('r ( j f 101 2
ToriCll"ono after another, got up And brought
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er, rn n vunt.ed Mr. Townsend ' s· shop on Saturday Lord Murray heard of improncr d, 'nli ll l!l"
.1fIio accusation fLlt"in8t him, Th.ow w~ro tHo
Esther ~rown, the mothe r, ' stated: that .on a.u gone,
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JJ?orning
de f!mdant wa.s br..oug~t into t ho I wi t.h stocks, nnrl on July 25t,h, ]9 1~, 11'0
p eople who called themeelvee. ~tm tLemen.. and May 18th she went out to Rot ·r,. l06f, leaV1DA'
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back room,
\Vltne88 ordered hIm to be , ent(JrC'd inl'o un lurrCer n'J n/, wilh Pen n... r.
' Portsmen, He wa, likened to 'Mr, Lloyd the deee.oed indoor., Witn.... ho.d not long
WORRIED OVER ,A LETTER.
, earched, Nothing -'rclat.i ng to betting WI'" It recited toha, £38, 795 wa.,ow ing by Fenner.
~eor~~ a9 H & , liar a.nd &,dem&202U O, " .; ~he1.t lit tho' firo i? the ki,t04.en. 'Ihe J{rat.e yta, 'an
The girl said she received l\' l~tter ih found upOn hiyV. WItness told hUll he would i ana Chfl l·l{'N.l tJ-io !'IImfl ~ell!'it:CR h~' WILV of
naw .It WAS ·untrue,.and they were tr:ym~ · to .. open one Wlt" a firogu&rd &nd a bIg f-8nd~r the morni~g which wor,ried , ~er1 v~ry bo deta.moo.
Def-endant' ·.said:
I '.clon tt I:Icco.nd charge as had nlrC'-3.d v hco n ch a.·r~~{l
lOodwink t~e labou rer. beco.u.o !ller thou(lht, round it. Vi61eb ha,d a pi~ce of papei ,in i,h~r much: ShEl came , away to Reo.dlng WIth .. miLke bete hero,"
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to l Maior Ovoy t<> see ll l'c tI,O .£35,:00,
e W IlS ~o~ mtl?lhgont. llut ~ey wcro ",uudc!D~;"' hand. and a.sked wItness iI, she ~utd- pt.!t;: It
, nny f ood, ' anG what with the ' worry
·p .e: Oxford said ~t ten o'cloj::k on. Sl\tdr~ "Nothing, of course. had h('o(~n T(' co"cl'('d on
II. great ml Q.tliL~ c,
Mr: Ma.cna.ghten was deal..: through the ba.rs. Before WItness got the loaf
the hen,t · alie '-becatme daZe d .
she
he wn.s In the shop WIth h iS ! bohalf of Lord Mur r~.\", hC'CttUflO M'ljor
insr with !.hEr minimuni ~ wa~ question, and sbo .wJ"J,~,cal1ed baek and cn reaahwR' ;hOme '
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up ~hen tho defe ndant Ovcy 's chargo preceded L on l !-t'Tl1J' my '" ,
mentioned £1 lUI .the standard; when a m om- I found that . her daughter had oo.ught fire,
erossmg ' t e roa . ~r lK!M
CllJIle
an~ asked for a." haHponnywonh of l nnd only about £1,00'3 lmu been l'eitE~(,<i in
her o f the audience informed-him h e had pre· had been wrapped up in a blankot.
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she did not see the car' or
fig{' . W,alkmg towards the door of th,o' back f Olmcct of t ho securi ti~!:l.
viollely said it woitld be £1 (1" 6d. Tb ~8 M'r. 'dau'ghter 'was=: dressed in a thib. muslin
any"thih g till after she was
rO?m ~efendan,t aaked if ,George w ng In , and
F e nn or's counsol pleadod. misf<> rlun c llnd
Macn"l!hten ·. deniell . whereupon the inter-I wlth 8&nnelette underolothing:. When
, - The 'f ather ,of th e ' ilirl ' 8ai~ his daughter saId he ,wo,uld 9"me back Inter, Sergeant Man Ioo,c.,
rupter called out "Li"rl" to whioh ;- Mr, nco. left the hou"" the wood had not
had · boon eng"8ed W a young lI)an in S',lter then dot nmcd the defendaat, who thon
A sentence of f"lIr }'~a'" wna p'"Rccl,
Macnaghton r ot.~rted. U Whenover there is a ' caught jlre, .witneBB h&d o~ly one
Great Knollyli Sireet,' a:nd on receiving a M l;! he wanted some pota.toes, ,
??I,:n the &ud,ionoe h,r alway.
me a baby, VlOlet' nev~r playe~ w,th ~e
letoor ' on Friday inorning _ bre~ing oft
Sergeant'Saltor said he wA.8 ' pro, ent \Vh~n
".., ' _ Proooodmg. ' Mr,' Maonaghton ,, 11«' , .he wo.. alWay. out playmg, W,tne!8
the,''':en!!agement -s.he " o&n)e to < R~adirig,
defendantlCame .into the Bhop and ..k ed
Probably t ho highest pr ico ever )Ja ;,1 for
plained that ho- pr.e'fiou]J1y aaid · tho.~ :& pro- 'I her to the h96piUr:l ~ & , per&mbulator;
Th~ ,B"lrl ' was hlghly :-ettung, but ' h-ad
U1e figs, lWitne~8 rook him t hrough Into n. f3i l1gic hunc-Ho ()r IlSJlar" g ll~q \Va." rl'nJi.sl'd n.h
lessor hs.d staW th~J:. -£1 08. 6<1, was the low- -WflB wrapped up In a blanket.. and was
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th;restened ' suicide: She did tHe
"'k>ack rooql to Superint.endcn t GOddard, Rveshllm';3 annna l ,IISpll,l'ng lls ~how .
A
est fhtllre upon wh !.E!h. ft. man. 60uld mll5J;1to.in 1!iensible when witnell.'1 MoW her. "
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he , said he wn.nted some potatoes,
bundle, w e ig hirw 191iJ3. 4ozs., wil.li 120 head::!',
A fAmily.
The ~~ minimum , wage. wt?uld
NEIGHBOUR'S THEORY,
general work of the "' hoU6e ;' as witnessPs
Defendant now repeated hie statement. tha.t. ..... as soltl tor £-15.
donbb be about that figure , but l~lght
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. , wife eufrered frqm .rheumatice. Up lto the he- wanted some notate"", and ,.id he had
higher.in lOme distriet...and I... in .o;~r.,
lah?urer,_ 36, Commero!,,1 previ<>u8 day "hiB de.nghte( WD.8 all' right, never llettod With 'l'owruend"
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lald he 18.w:. the -ohild run She had complained 'of" her ankle '. ooing
The Bench after a. oonsultabon In prIva.te,
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to her father _that ahe weak,
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di.mioeed th~ icharge aa-ainst Wjth~rs,
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' into the hou .... Bnd _- The magiBtrl\OOs. ';{ter admol.ishing the · With .r egard to the other _chorge" tho ·ohalr.
did hi. belt
girl. discharged ' her ih Ihe custody 'o f her man said ther.. wag evidence tha,t George
inj!l!n~bf~ iwd father.
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ToWnsend had carried on the bUe~1l6'38 to .8.
. The Bench complimented the m<ltor-ma.n oo1lS!dern.ble oxt-ent. He (the· cha.un,t8.n) dId
9.,!",~let,te aniderclothiillr, After
olDthing
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not think the defendant could be lI~norant
In' a on ."..e 8 1 U 'way
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ad manipulaood that tho wholo opinion Df 800iety and of 1110
·.:Mr, the car. .
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law' wu ' againBt the ' plactic~ ot, bettinlr
whioh waf! springing; up. H i~ exper~enco of
that oourt wa.8~ thj],t It was dOing a.n .lIDmonSe
amount of harm, D efendant would bo fined
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£10 and oosts while Ml'1!, Town.ond would
be finod 56. j II expressiDJ{ ' the hooo that
thill, would bo .. warning to the defendan1s the
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ohairman intimated that future off-enders
would be ,more 8jlver9ly d~a1t with, '
The b~l;ting- .Iip! 'were returned, to Town·
. end who said that withOllt them he conld
not ~o..iblY .:attle with !"lOple to whom ho
owed m Otley. .
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SYLVAN GLEoN'· Brand

Tall -Tins

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Fraser River.

WYNBARRIE Brand
F:me ,Steaks; -Flat Tins:

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INTERNAlneNAL ,
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STel~IES'~

. Mrs. Townsend had t.he paper II) hCi.' h 3.nd.
'\ p .e.,!. Q»io.rd stated . tha.t on May 21st h e
. h·and..~
. ·tho sli~ of p (lpcr a.nd money to the
female d efendant, On Mav 22nd he h a nded
the Blip to th e male defe ndant. who p f\.id him
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,brake 14<1, "'mning. ·for the p revious day, Witn ....
bu~ not
in pIau} clotho.'i .
, of the car,; had The lifeguard
SUPERINTENDENT'S" FINDS," '
was pi~kea _ UPi
Supt: Godd~rd ata.tc<i that 'on Saturday
~ondvctor of tIle 1mor ning tIe visited the premise6 with a wn.rpri60n-er ' from. under the rant, ' l'vlr-s. ~'l'own5Cud ' wa~' in, anu [I,[tcIwl1rds
uninjured. When wilDe ... : her 'hWloond entered ,
In a draw er witnOOl
pa.vement 'where the , girl . f?und 8. large number of papcu rela'ing tb
was ato.ndin
8sid : U I e.m very. Borry r~i~tting, cash amountin~ to £3, Bs. b'~t.. and a
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I ca ht m heel ~ook marked A. B. C. !"lth bettmg nhps r ei at00
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"Y mg to the D erby. WltncS6 also .found £528,
the R(i.mhnes · and fell OOWD. ,
TM 6<1 , and l Os. (xl. in a drawer, and (lIsa n, list
"'." .~ •• ~ also ma4-e 8Ome.t- ,remark a.bout ; of, F-lloay's racing, W itness fOUJ\d 55 betting
..;:.,~.,_~, ~her purse. Wltneee. thoug~t i shp.s, involving .B. .sunl of £11 5s. 6d. , relati ng
to ' thej act that she lost It !<> May 21st; while he .found 72 slip, . involv.
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ago: . ,WJ:ipn P;C. Ad~m8 ,came , In!, a ~IU o f about £25, rcllLting to Mny 22nd .
witness stud he , consldered It was p, " Tne slIps were dll.too. \VitnC€6 801110 found 0.
of a de liberate attemllt at suicide. hu'ge qu a ntit y of correspondence-Iettors n.nd
girl 'replied , CI No', it wasn'tj I fell telc~rams-5howing that 0. , la.rge a":lount O;f
could not he1e it." ;. WitnesB con- i buSmcs3 was , dono through t~c · .post.
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that the' IlrlOOnet did not, talk Q6 I found no.ledgcr , App~renU,V 'low~send relied
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