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iiupreme
Court
assizes
in
the
tease
of
John
MarPnnnht
of
Ocean
Falls
relumed
a
verdict
at
6:10
last
evening
finding
accused
guilty
cif
assaulting
a
police
nfll-
i
nil
ion
of
his
iluty.
Sentence
a
ill
,lc
iased
hy
Mr.
Justice
lirepory
at
the
end
or
Ihe
assizes.
Nearly
seven
hours
was
devoted
hy
Hie
iriiurl
lo
the
case.
K.
F.
Jones
;
prosecuted
add
II.
Caslillou
of
1
Vancouver
defended.
The
case?
jof
liwiriic
Hall
and
Fed
flremer.
'rharged
Willi
collahoratiny
with
Marllonald.
are
bcinjj:
ltro-ectled
with
today.
It.
was
expected
thai
I
lie
S.000
daioairp
action
Snlener
v..
Shirley
would
tie
started
this
!
afternoon.
There
are
also
three
'dion-e
rases
fo
lie
heard.
At
I
lie
resumption
Of
court
al
2:30
yesterday
afternoon
aflcj-Mie
nom
recess
in
fhe
Macllon-!ald
cae.
Sam
Xirilich,
crown
witness,
was
cross-examined
by
ill.
Caslillnu,
counsel
for
the
de-i
fence..
Ziilich
declared
that
!
Collin
was
not
under
the
influence
of
liquor
al
the
time
in
question
ami
he
denied
thai
he
had
made
a
statement
that,
had
Collins
not
ren
dniHk,
he
would
;
easily
have
hero
iiMe
lo
lick
iMacDonalil.
Mr.
Caslillou
was
checked
by
Mr.
Justice
(iresrory
for
"waslimr
lime
on
Iritiinst
poinf
s."
'
Flaht
In
Lane
Wilfrid
Owen,
sawmill
erg-filoyee,
yave
bis
account
of
the
fi?hi.
About
1(1
olock
lie
came
from
the
hunk
housp
to
the
ver
andah
of
the
hotel
where
Ihe
he
heard.
I
Fmler
cross
axnmuiaiiun
y
;
Mr.
Jones.
'Millet
denied
havinl
Idisrussed
with
anyone
Hie
evi-J
deuce
he
was
lo
give.
He
hadi
heard
no
foul
language.
!
...
,
jjnyville.
Loom
foreman.)
John
MacDonald
of
Ocean
Falls,
gave
evidence
corroborative
of;
Found
Guilty
and
Sentence
Reserved
ACCOUNT
OF
FRACAS
Miller's,
lie
did
not
hear
col-
lin
warn
Miu'Doonld
thai
he
was;
a
potioc
ollleer.
The
crowd
was!
shouting
al
.MacDonald
to
"iump
on
him."
"I
said
'stand
hack,'
"
said
witness,
"and
that
cost
nje
luo."
"Who
look,
it
out
"f
you?"
asked
Mr.
Justice
Cregory.'
i
".lud
IHIL"
replied
witness.
Mayville
snM
he
had
not
seen
the
jnMr.
Under
cross
examlna-trofi,
wflBes
Viafd
he
wa
a
soher
th"i
as
niw'
now.
lie
wi
nol
it
heavy
drinker.
He
hail
iml
seen.
MaeDoifaM
drinking
cer.
Provincial
Constable
Arthur
nor
Ih1
lie
hear
lond
talk
from
Collins,
whiic
engaged
in
the
exe-!hiui.
He
denied
If
in
I
he
hail
been
drink
in
ft
hf
Oecnn
Falls
on
Tuesday
Htfrhl
whea
lie
bad
left
ihe
cteairter
for
Prince
llunerl
to
a
I
tend
the
I
rial.
James
l.
Muff
Save
further
detailed
evidence
of
the
incident
for
Hie
defence.
F
inter
cross-examination,
he
admitted
Hull
he
had
met
Mae
Donald
about
an
hour
after
al
Ihe
point.
couple
of
miles
dHlnnt.
where
there
was
a
spnrfinu
house.
The
next
day
he
look
.Marllonald
to
work
at
Lille'
camp.
He
understood
that
Collins
had
told
Marllonald
he
would
not
bother
him.
Mac--Donald
later
had
said
that
"Collins
was
a
pretly
good
fellow"'
bavin;
told
Mm
that
he
would
not
bother
him.
Witness
said
Jie
bad
not
Ircen
drinkinp.
He
had
heard
no
had
tammaur
from
Marllonald.
Accused's
Story
MacDonald,
called
lo
Ilia
Mand.
aid
he
was
t'j
yHir
of
aje
aiol
had
never
been
fn
I
rouble
liefore.
On
Hie
nighi
in
question,
after
having
a
soft
drink
with
a
couple
of
fellows,
he
look
a
seal
beside
Ihe
wall.
He
(rot
up
and.
feelintr
Ko.l
al
getting
to.
town
after
beinfi
in
the
wthmIs,
iffH
up
the.
chair
and
set
it
down
heavy
and
then
wen
I
mil.
A
slrautrcr
came;
up
atul
frrahhed
him
hy
Hit;
shoulder.
He
had
nol
previously
come
into
Ihe
hotel
and
told
himi
fiphl
was
fiuisTiinir.
The
taller
to
"keen
trM
Ht
ftlmself."
We
man
Maclmnakt
)
knockeil
down
I
had
nf
tried
to
hrrak
a
win
Ihe
shorter
one
((VtlHfls)
and,
jumQiiiK
astride
of
his
neck,
ask
ed
1
1
he
had
had
enough.
The
lalle-
Aail
"YaW-
an.
I
-went
oit,
Ihe
tlher
man
folltiwinp
hiin
aird
I
filing
him
to
keefi
moving.
Then
the
accused
and
Iwo
men
went
dow
with
his
chair.
Collinn
pulled
him
ami
struck
him
on
the
chin.
-
-Not
knowwir
ha
was
a
uMtahle.
he
struck
back
and
knocked
him
down.
He
Hie
up
but
he
knocked
him
.down
avaln
when
he
had
come
at
him.
ul-
out
into
Ihe
lane
and
the
shorter
iside.
he
saw
Collins
dad
a
re
man
camp
ttack
from
the
street
and
followed
them
up.
More
blows
were
exchanged
and
Collin
came
out
wild
his
face
covered
with
blood
while
MacHonald's
jair
was
tousled
and
his
fare
lushed.
Under
cross-examination.
Owen
said
he
had
had
a
clear,
ami
unohslrueled
view
of
he
fi?ht.
If
was
dark
in
Hie
ane.
volver.
He
liwik
the
(run
away
and
he
t
Collins,
came
at
him
with
a
rush.
He
throw
down
Hie
pun
without.
allemptinR
lo
fire
it.
He
had
no
intention
of
shoot
in?.
Afler
Ihe
fighl
in
the
hotel,
be
(MacDonald)
went
down
the
lane
with
a
couple
of
si
mil
per:
II
was
i
lark
hut
he
heard
footsteps
behind
him
and
suniuihody
bit
him
on
the
hack
of
the
head.
II
This
concluded
Hie
case
for:
was
same
mnii
who
'had
ernwn.
itneJted
him
in
Ihe
hotel.
lie
Defence
Witnesses
tCnllins)
made
a
couple
of
In
openinB
Hie
ease
for
lhe'w,n!,
el"1'
M"r1,
he
defence,
Mr.
Caslillou
staled
llial
ok
"
away
frn,n
T,n
Ire
intended
to
call
Hie
accused
,ruck
Collins
m
Ihe
face
and
he
ell
hit
.
ine
....i
uu
,:ii..-"'heal
it."
It
was
mil
until
two
!iy-sander
lo
hn,1,
nr,er
fl1''
jrivo
Iheir
account
oj
wJmiI
bad
happen.
Asked
by
.
Mr.
slice
(frejror'y
'
-
-----
-I
what
the
jle-
.
run
re
Was
to
be,
Ml.
Caslillou
replied
eelf-dcfne.
The
first
wilne-sfor
the
defence:
was
(ieonre
Miller.
He
had
heeu
shnotin?
hilliards
in
the
hold.
Mardouald
was
at
the
sr.f-drink
stand.
He
picked
up
a
chair
anil
dropped
ft
down
sofil
and
then
walked
out
by
Hie
verandah.
He
appeared
as
If
he
had
Ih-cii
di-iiikiiix
hut
created
no
.lis-lurhnnce.
Then
some
man
Collins
came
Ihrouxli
Hie
po'ol
worn
after
him.
causbt
him
by
;the
ridlar
of
his
coal
and
shook
Iliiiu
with
both
hands;
Itoth
men
iwerc
si
ranjrers
to
him
then
and
be
did
nol
know
Ibeir
gnarnes
!
MacDonald
said
"Who
in
the
lfell
are
youf
AHer
Collins
had
ipiilled
MacDonald
lo
him,
the
'latter
hif
Collims.
MarDonald
I
knocked
Collins
down
on
the
ver-.andah
and
the
latter
bad
hold
of
(his
lc.
Collins
jrnt
fo
hl
feef
and
started
the
fight
again.
Ibis,
lime
outside
(be
door.
The
next
lhiti
MuclJonald
had
bold
of
Collins
and
Ihey
were
tussling,
lie
.aw
thai
MaeHonald
had
Hie
hun
in
his
hand.
He
had
his
arms
around
Collins
and
Ihe
irun
was
pointed
away
from
the
lat'er.
ayiiir
"f
.ton
I
want
Ibis
thing
lo
fiirbl
you
wi'th."
MacDonald
threw
the
gun
down
and
.irilicli
picked
il
up.
They
went
up
In
the
hotel
and
were
fighting
again.
The
policeman
went
into
Hie
hold
first.
Then
Ihey
went
oiflside.
The
constable
had
never
-pokcii
to
MarDonald
as
far
us
lo
inaa
..aw,
v.
an
--v
1
it
r
k
vi
it
;lmv
CAJNAU1AIN
Kin.
vy.nioni
oiind
Collins
wa-
a
pdiecmnu
"He
seemed
to
me
more
Itke
a
drunken
logger
looking
for
frou-Me.
Nun
Ml
booze
on
him,''
as
serted
MaPoMlil.
L
nder
crwa-examhiatinn.
MW-
tunald
said
be
had
taken
Ihe
nun
rorn
Collins
futtriitg
.
Uiuf-
tf
-ligV
use
U-
on
Jilm.
fjjfe""
'.
Counsel's
Ad4rees
Aililresafikr
fhe
ffl'ev.
lln
Cos.
illou
iminfed
oiil
tlistl
accuscilk
iid
mil
know
Collin
was
a
iftlkeman
but
I
nought
him
a
dmnken
logger."
Had
the
otlicer1
een
ih
uniform.
Hie
I
rouble
i
woubl
never
Have
arisen.
He!
irgoed
Ihaf
Ibe
frown
evdenee!
va
not
eurrnttoraMvf,
How
had!
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been
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Wan
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MarDonald
iusflfiad
.in
defend-,
saaaaaaaMaBaaaaaaHBaaaai
ing
himself
-from
an
unwarranted'
-.flack,
especially
nol
knowinit
whole
uot..iuiouie
atTan
fht
il
was
a
.police
officer?
If
neeu
c.ni-ii
oy
ihe
...m-
'truing
tiaek
In
solf-rtefenee.
he
(,ui,e..
of
tlo-
nVer.
If
tliere
Irminsel
m
was
not
guilfy
of
assault.
Mr.
'was
tt
doubt
it
hooll
be
gien
iiiIihiii
of
eut
Caslillou
suggested
thai
evidence
ttor
i.r
ac-ii-e.i.
He
a'
?.
for
verdtet
of
gml
ftad
been
adrhiced
sufllcienlly
In
ihe
.trauiftal
that
aceiul
wa-
In
Hie
ca-e
ot
oro-ve
ftial
Collins
was
lax
in
the
entitled
in.
iimr
nerUm-
eieeufion
of
his
duty
police
el...
as
a
Mr
u-
Junta
i....
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lliul
Ihe
n.
,i.
oeeesafry
fn
ati.l
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r
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the
influence
of
liiptor.
The.
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Homes
There
arc
numerous
uses
in
every
household
for
Gillclt's
Pure
Flake
Lyc.
Il
costs
very
little
hut
gives
valuable
service
in
cleaning
and
disinfecting
sinks,
closets
and
drains;
softening
water
and
making
laundry
soap;
destroying
vermin:
cleaning
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floors,
greasy
pots
and
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etc.:
removing
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an
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uWul
builncM
mn.
r
The
ri
pcrimce,
the
Infaematkm,
the
014
of
tfle
..ca
'ftv
i
ar.
financial
proUnna
which
the
Union
Dank
otfera
its
-
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often
been
the
iMaai
of
helpin(
them
to
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'
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frirndiWp
li
ht
the
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flank
crlrrt
ruMurorrv
an
UNION
BANK
OF
CANJJA
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Rupert
Branch
H.
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Manager
bad
fXcii-.-
for
ftii
i
-
,
ouglii
lie
lo
i
'
fnnce
liael
tfevnlwt
ItajUfiirf
iiMlJxJ'f
'd
mm
itineb
in
iiroviucr
il
it-i
a
east
resorted
fn.
If
of
seir-denfence
I
ail
that
ldlinl,,,!''
.u
i
..la
J
.
M
t
had
heen
drunk
and
limit
Ma-twnrnw!
"r"
iKmahl
had
not
kfrOwn
he
xtV
a'w,M
''""
police
oflieer.
lntilMttHi'nnd
j,nw'
,m'
sinrgef
ions
IihiI
be'rl
pettriel
lof"
""
"
thutk
sliiewinir
Hie
weakness
of
Ihe
defence.
In
suite
of
this.
I
tiers
Us
dri4on
a-
ow
griVtle
aft
Wi.s
iiothiiiK
in
the
apenrinc,c
of
l
"
Collins
lo
imllcate
thai
tie
waaP'r'
J
ih.
h.
a
a
drinking
man.
TIm
wllnessns
"'
n,X
'"
for
tin-
crown
nave
distinct
evs!wf,'
,M
''
Ui
i.ce
tiviiiji
Ibe
lie
to
any
stifr-gi
-lion
thai
Odlins
had
been
under
the
influence
of
liquor.
II
wu
eoncli.iwly
apjiarenl
I
lint
he
w-!
'wrfeclly
in
soltec
sense,
t
Il
was
shown
thai
he
was
an
c;
i-epi
lonaiiy
goiKI
ollM'er
-Hiil
ij
,
,1'casouaple
ouo.
Accused
had
mil
given
a
very
good
explanation
of
why
he
bad
pikel
up
Ihe
gun
The
jury
could
lake
the
evidence
!of
the-
defeiice
for
what
il
wa:.
worth.
A
police
olflrer
had
been;
lassmiliitd.
This
was
nol
to
be
irounleiiiiiu'ed
and
it
was
the
duly
of
Ihe
Jury
to
see
that
jus-
I
ice
wus
done.
;
Judge's
Charge
In
charging
the
jury.
Mr.
lircimry
concurred
yvith
ilpj
crown
counsel
in
Hun
Ihe
,,-J
fence
seemed
more
to
prove!
I
that
Collins
was
ilrunk
than
to
eslablish
self
defence
on
the
pari;
of
MacDonald.
F.ven
if
Ihe
olll-
jeer
were
drunk
it
was
ho
jusli-
jficiilion
for
.MiwDoniild
to
assault
him.
There
was
no
ilotihf
Collins
had
received
serimm
bodily
inimv.
The
fad
that
accused
did
nol
know
lbr
he
was
as
j
-nullum
a
police
oillccr
was
no
Us
own)
trttnd.
Advertise
in
m,
NOW
FOR
A
Wool
Dress
DEMERS
HAVE
THEM
IN
SEROE
and
SiLVEROH6"
$8.50-0.
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