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THE DAYTON MURDAR.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY OCTOBER 21, 1907.

* And you aiù prepared to identify him?--Yer. The Miorsay General then proceeded to re- examine the witness, but Sir Henry objected and his objection was sustained,

- The witness was then excused. The counter- clerk of the hotel, A. Sonderam, followed. He testified as to astigoing Room 164 10:4 Mr. and M, Jore and being the register signed by the man jones.

When you want to the gaol you pickad out the wrong man ?—Yes, because he was clean shaven.

ADSETTE AT THE CR1· NAL SESSIONS.

William Hall Adsbits, alleged murderer of Gertrude Dayton, who was foully dong to death in the Colony in August last, and whose body was found jammed le a hunk in the baggage.rohm of the C.P.R. liner Monteagle some days later, faced a special jory... of seven“

Sir Henry-You say that the man who sign. man at the Supreme Court this morning.

Ever since the tragedy was, discovered-sed "W. H. Jones" was alone and not accom- tragedy which has aroused intense interest in panied by a lady?—Yes, Hongkong, the Treaty ports and the Philipplers -the public han evinced that morbid interest in the trial which generally characterisce any thing sedsstional. And with the opening of the Criminal Sessions this morning, by his Honour the acting Chief Justice (Mr.A. G. Wise), there was ample evidence of the curiosity entertained: by the multitude, in the progress of the trink ... Long befo̟e the hour fixed for the opening of the case (teh o'clock) a crowd hung around the Court building, hoping to catch a glimpse of the man whose name has been the subject of talk in the city for a couple of months past and whore alleged gruesome crime had set the telegraph wires throbbing

The crowd came in early that very song some

thi had to be done to make room for the But even with the strictest precautions hd wmen, too, forced their way into the log until the court-room was packe ... dists was brought down from the gaol early in the moming. The police expected a crowd and at nine o'clock sharp, the accused, who was handcuffed, was led into a chair and accompanied by a guard of European police men, under charge of Police Sergeant Hedge, proceeded to the Coust

And. If you were not told you were wrong you wa :ld have identified the wrong man as "Aft, Jones"?--I was not told I was wrong.

Then how did you know he was the wrong maa? Because i was put aside.

You were pul aside because you were no use?—No answer.

Sir Henry-You had had no conversation Was it no) a lady's waistband that was found with the man who took room 184 on the sid?round the neck of this woman ?—Yes.

There is nothing, then in the position of the -No.

And all you cap really remember, kopt, or in the material use, inconsistent with I taka ft, is that room 184 was occu- Bulcide?--No, pled that day? Yes,

Is the habit of indulging to excess in drink Now to come to the ath, all the communicatly or not to cause suicide in women?-Not tion you had with the occupant of 184 was ecessarily. answering a bell and being ordered to get some conliar to remove a box?—Yes

I take it, that being an old Hongkong Hotel servant, as the Attorney-General said, you left

at once to execute the order?--Yes,

The Attorney-General-You were brought To the gaol on the agth September?—Yes. :

And you identified the prisoner amongst a number of other men?—Yes.. -

The examination of four, other, witnesses brought the Court to an adjournmam for tin, Soon after the Court rose Adroits was removed into an ante-room, where he was served with tiffin, he eating heartily and chatting with his

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THE AFTERNOON SESSION, There was a bigger crowd present in the body of the court-room when the Court was re-convened after tiffin. The proceedings were thes opened by the calli g of Chan Cha

A. S. Scopderam, a brother of the last wit-jallers, nesa, also a counter clerk of the Hongkong Hotel, was the next to occupy the stand. He said he knew the prisoner. While the latter was occupying Room 18 of the hotel he asked witness for a loan of Sto. Witness handed the prisoner o chit to sign and after comparing it with the register and finding it correct, witness handed him the mone. After receiving the money prisoner asked witness to get him two outside coolies to carry a sample case to an "outside firm. He did not mention the name of the firm. When the conlies arrived witness asked the prisoner for the name of the "out. side firm" to explain to the coalies, but accus. ed only replied: amoing along together.". The witness was quite aure prisoner was the

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At ten o'clock sharp Adsetts took his seat in 'the dock. Two police officers, were seated alongside him. He was looking pale and dia-I tressed, the worry, and anticipation showing clear on his features. A few minutes later hla Honour the acting Chief Justice entered the Court.

Thenths Registrar-wheeled-into-action-and- read the charge to the prisoner, who pleaded not guilty, and the following jury,was "impan nelled:-Masers. E. A. Ram (foreman), C. W. May, D. W. Craddock, J. Barton, A. Turner, H. P. White and G, L. Tomlin.

Mr. Rees Favies, the Autoeney General, Instructed by Mr., G.-E. Mɔṣrell, of 'Messis. Dennys and Bowley, appeared for the Crown. Sir Henry Berkeley, K.C, instructed by Mr Reginald arding, represented the prisoner.

The Attorney-Generat opened the case toên: after the jurors were sworn, He said that the prisoner was chareed with the murder of Gertruda Dayton--a crime of such a revolting Dature as to become unparalleled in the annals of crime in the stony. It was idle to suppose that Hongkong and the Far East was not fairly well acquitted with the circumstances leading to the murder, and he asked the jury to banish from their minds any preconceived ideas they held, He then proceeded with the details of the tragedy the arrival of the prisoner and the woman, Certrude Dayion, is the Colony os.the steimer Eazi Pein July last ; their arrival at the Hoogkong-Hotel and register under the names of “Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones"; the purchasing of a camphor-wood box at Wanchai; 'the removal of the „Saratoga trunk to Messrs. Butterfield and Swire's offic“, „and engaging a` mmpan to tak: the trunk on "board the

Monicagle,

[NEW EVIDENCE.

Proceeding, the Attorney-General stated

Bir Henry-You can't identify the prisoner?

can

You cannot.-t can.

You say, that it is the custom for the hotel to tend the residents money? How many have you lent money to ?—A lat.

May Hemsicad, of 3, Hollywood Road; knew the deceased woman, Gertrude Dayton, for between eight and nine years, but she had nat seen her for several years. On the night of the 3rd August, Gertrude Dayton, accom panied by a man, went to witness's house, She had never seen the man before, but he appeared to her to be a man between 28 or 29 years of age. When the Dayton woman cn tered the house her first words wère: "I feel tipsy." The man was introduced to witness as Mr Jones," but the deceased mentioned that that was not his real name. Drinks were then served and between Gertrude Dayton; Mr. Jones" and wines nine plats of champagne were consumed. The Dayton woman Rave her a chit for the drinks, which witness des trayed as she did not wish to be mixed up in the affair. The witness then spoke to being shown some postal orders which were in the passes- sion of the man. She believed the Dayton women was wearing some jewellery as witness saw something sparkling about her.

Sir Henty-You would have noticed if the was not wearing jewels, as most women wear jewels-The reply was not audible.

When Gertrude asked "Mr. Jones" for the pos ai nidets, how did she ask for them?--" Give me the postal orders," I suppose,

Now, don't suppose.". Did she say "Give me" or "Lend me"?--I can't give you her

verbatim answer. It was "Give me" 1 think,

His Lordship--When the deceased woman

Did she appear so to you -She looked as if she had been drinking...

It tends to make them nervous? Yes,

You have said that the body was in a high Fate of decomposition, when you saw-it ?--Yes. As the skin is generally livid and usually black, the medical writer, Taylor, is of opinion that it is not possible to, identify a body after five or six days. Are you of the same opinion?

The reply as inaudible.

Was Josie Marshall present at the exhuma- tion of the body?—Yes,

Was she ill with the small? Yes. And were you present?--Yes. I am accus. tomed to the smell.

Will you swear that that was the truck (polating to the Saratoga) that the body was found 'lo?-I think

Don't think, "Can you swear to it?—No. The Attorney-General--Assuming that it was a case of suicide some time would have ta

slapie before blood would issus from the mouth and nostrils?—Yes; *

a street coolie, to the stand.

Would it be possible for the woman to have He spoke to being present on the Govern.djusted the belt round bar neck and to bava ment wharf when a European called him to stretched out to a nearby table to get some

thing and so stain the tablecloth?--I think she shift a trunk,

would become unconscious soon after she had fixed the bell.

The Attorney-General-Where is this whari? The Government wharf, I was a coolie there.

The wharf referred to was afterwards learnt to be Blake Pier,

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Fung Yes, the owner of tumpan No.: 83, said she plied for hire at Blake Pier. On the 4th August the prisoner appeared on Blake Pier

and called "Sampan." Witasss replied, "Yes, Witness proceeded to speak as-to re- moving the Saratoga frank, with the assistance see!" Prisoner said: "I wanches sampan of another coalie, to a sampan. Asked one hour. How muchee?" Witness answer whether he could identify the European theed, "Eighty cents." Prisoner added: "Two dollar." And so her boat was engaged to take witness replied: “How could 17" I was a few the prisoner and the trunk to a ship.. paces away from him."

Harbert Wade Kent, a shipping clerk, of

On the way put in the harbour the prisoner, Messrs. Butterfield and Swire, said he lived witness said, held the trunk over the side în aver the office. ile remembered a man call. the water. The box floated while prisoner held ing at the office on Sunday morning, 4th-jt by one handle. Witness asked why he did August, to ship a trunk to Hoihow.

that and prisoner replied "Shut up" Defendant An argument took place at this juncture as then pulled the box back into the sampan. to the value of this witness's evidence as he had The Attamey-General-How far was 'your failed to identify the man. The Attorney-Gen-sampan away from the shore when the pri erat malatained that they had up to then track. sones attempted to put the trunk overbosed ?---- ed the prisoner in Missis. Butlerfield and In the middle of the harbour, Swire's office and he had called the witness to speak as to what took place there. Sir H. asy Berkeley contended that Mr. Kent's evidence was not ma int unless he could identify the prisoner.

His Lordship also held that the evidence was nat miterial; bứt the "Attorney-General con. tinued to exmine the witness, omitting all conversations! matter that passed between him

torney-General, he wished to put all the facts and the European, as, according to the A1-

before the jury.

When the Crown Prosecutor produced a shipping note for the trunk and proceeded to examine the witness on that point, Sir Henry raised another objection. He contended that the witness, having failed to ide stify the Euro-. peau, could not reiterate any conversation bèld- with the man, and, therefore, he could not dis- -close any verbal matter._ 5.

The objection was aver ruled by the Coun and the shipping note for the shipment of one trunk to then read out. At the conclusion of this, Sie aihow, by the steamer Sisgan," was Hebry requested that a note of his objection be entered. He said, in support of his objection,

Theo you proceeded to the ship ?—Yo), How much did he pay you for that 7-$1, Was that the usual fare ?—Yes. He gave 1 as a cumsha.

Quite generous was that, was it not ?—Yes. You speak English, do you net?-One pr two words.

So that when he told you to "shut up," you”. knew what he meast? Yes."

Yes.

Sir Henry-You were at the Police Court

How is it that you did not tel there of the sensational affair of the prisoner puiting the runk overboard?-1 was confused and did not say to then. But now I am telling the

truth.

Who told you to tell the truth --Myself, You can identify the prisoner ?—Yos. Then your memory must be very bad when you can identify this European and could not remember to tell the magiurate of the attempt made to put the truck overboard, when your and have very little courage. ampan was nearly capsized ?—I am a woman

with the sempan people we might adjourn.

His Lordship-I think after wa have finished

The Attorney-General-Very well, your

day, much more than I expected.

that he would adduce further evidence which harived at your hause she said she was tipsy that the shipping note was hasded to and made Lo drhip. We have made great headway to

And after she had drank the champagne ip your house?

out in the name of "F. Jackson. Unless the prisoner could be identified as "F. Jackson," and there was po evidence before the Court to

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At this stage the Attorney-General said that prove that, the document could not be admit the removal of the trunk to the fontsagle in her i

practitioner in which it was stated that Miss Lolita Leavitt was unable to attend Court to- day. He would call another witness, but he did not think à mere certificate sufficient.. The medical officer would be called to testify to that effect..

was not given at, the Police Court trial. The sampan woman, he stated, would say that while on the way to the Monteagle with the prisoner And, the trunk, on board, Adsets got up from the well of the sampan and went to the trunk. He picked it up and put he had just received a letter from a medical overboard, as if to test whether it would sink, Finding it would not, he pulled it | aboard again. The sampan woman reman› strated with him, whereupon the pris per near ly capsized the boat. Had he succeeded in sinking the trank the ghasily affair would never have been discovered. Going further afield, the Attorney-General. spoke as to the body being discovered in the trunk; the pawning of the dec'ased woman's jewellery in the Colony the departure of Adsetia for Shanghai; his arrest at Chefoo, and the finding of other pro perty belonging to the dead, woman in his possession at the U.S. Consulate there. Con. cluding, the Attorney-General observed, that there was only one panishdient for the crime of murder and that rested with the Courl, and

apless Counsel for the defence could produce evidence of auch a practical charncier as to create a doubt in their mind, then he should be brought in guilty of one af the foulent and basest crimes that ever stained the annals of crime in the Colony,

J. W. Oxberry, the Funner of the Hongkong Hotel, was the first witness called. He spoke as to bringing a “Mr. and Mrs. Jones” ashore,

Cheung Wo, the Wanchai carpenter, gave evidence as to accused purchasing a camphor wood box from his shop early on the morning of the 4th August. Witness identified the. prisoner as being the purchaser of that trunk.

Heary in the 25th September you undertook to identify the man-Yes, I identified him.'

You never saw him previous to that morn- ing?-No.

Are you prepared to identify every European who bought trunks from your shop since September?-Very few come to my shop.

You have said that 'Europeans' considerably went to your shop. And now you have been caught in my question you say, very few ?—1 cannx identify every European who comes to may.shop.

ted. He did not press the objection before for reasons. The shipping note was given to Jackson" and not " Jones," which name the prisoner was alleged to have been using, and therefore there was no connection.

His Lordship-It does not connect.

Sir Henry-!! your Lordship will tell the jary so I am satisfied. *

Lolita Leavitt, who had sent, or caused to. be sent, to the Court a medical certificate at this morning's sessions, stating that she was suffering from fover, attended in the On being called to the witness- afternoon. box, Miss Leavitt showed signs of illness. She said that she lived at 44 Lynd hurst Terrace; formerly she resided at 18, Hollywood Road. Witness spoke of a man, clean shaven, calling at her house one night in August, accompanied by Gertrude Dayton, and drinking two battles of wine. Asked if she could identify the prisoner as the maD who called at her house that night, witness replied that she could see no resemblance.

Here the witness showed signs of collapsing. but some smelling salts, given her by Sir Henry Berkeley, brought her round.

Dr. Harold Macfarlane, medical officer in charge of the public mortuary, was then called, Yeung Cheung, a room "boy" of the HongHe spoke to finding the body in the trunk,

station you identify bim ?—Yes,

Then when you are taken to the police

simpan.

European?--I am an old woman and my eye-. The Allordey-General-Can yog identify the sight is not very good.

Take a look round the Court and see if he is bere," added the Crown Prosecutor,

The witness, a woman about sixty years old; ganced in the direction of the dock and, fixing her eyes on Adselts, remarked, "That looks like him.",

Sir, Heary-You never gave this evidence before the magistrate ?

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The Attorney-General-she never gave any evidence before a magistrate.

1st not strange that your daughter-in-law, who gave evidence before the magistrate, for got to tell about the trunk being placed over-

board?-She was afraid

Sir Henry then attempted to test the old lady's eye-sight.

Can you see me?—Not quite. Your eyes are defective?—Yes;

And you with defective eyes say that you can identify the prisoner in the dock?-lle looks very much like the man.

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Didn't your daughter-in-law point him out to you?-No.

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from the steamer Eastern and puiting them up kong Hotel, spoke as to being present on the and described, in' datail, the position of the which you could identify him," concluded Sir | Building within the CENTRAL DIVISION of the

at the hotel. He recognised "Mr. Jones" as the prisoner,

Sir Henry-You are speaking entirely from memory when you said you brought the pri

sober ashore?—Yes.

'day when room 184 was engaged. He saw a European, accompanied by a womae, take the room. He identified the prisoner as the mad

o rccupied that room.

Now, on the following morning, 4th August, ashore-did-you 'res hin?—Yes. That morning

answered a bell call from 184 up, on entering, the prisoner said: "Gai two coolies to take

You say you brought four persons You've only spoken of three?—Yes.

Is your memory good? Yes, Are you sure that the priroher registered under the name of "W. H. Jones?"—Yes.

Did you see him?—Yes.

Did you doubt the charseter of the women, who accompanied the prisoner to the hotel? . Did you know she was a woman up the street?

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Why did you not report to the manager that *Mr. and Mrs. Jones" had registered under false namast-did not know they were no Mr. and Mrs. Jones.

How many passengers do you bring askore

in a week?-About thirty-five..

That makes zog odd in seven weeks, 'Are!

a box dawn below."

la consequence of that you got two coolies- ha'el coolica?--Yes,

Did you see them take the box?-1 told the coolies' to go to the room, but I did not sto them remove the-box, ----

chrpae, &c.

Hoory,

The Court then adjourned ́until ten to-

The Attorney-General-On the assumption that the woman was strangled would there morTOW have been blood?-Yes, from the ears, eyei and mouth.

On the assumption that the woman had strangled heras, saying she was right-handed, would the koos have been tied on the left-hand

aide ?

A SMALL rising has occurred at Pinghu in the Haifeng Prefectore, No details are to hand; but it is reported that Anti-Monarchist propa and is being spread in several districts

N. C. D. Newt.

Sir Henry That's not a question, for the

Ir bus now been definitely decided by the doctor. And be proceeded to show with part Imperial Household to take up shares in the

TAKE NOTICE that under No. 5 of the DOMESTIC CLEANLINESS and VENTILATION BYE-LAWS (as amended), every Domestic Building or part of such CITY OF VICTORIA, and the WESTERN DIVI- BION OF KAU LUNG, occupied by members of more than one family must be CLEANSED and LIMEWASHED THROUGHOUT by the owner during the months of September, and October;

N.B.-The word "Throughout" used in this notice means that the Houses should be Lime- washed in respect of all the Walls of each Room and Staircases, all Cubicle Partitions, Stair Casings and Stair Linings, all Ceilings and the Undersides of Roofs both in Main Buildings, Offices and Servants' Quarters and Inclusive of Verandalın.

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of his gown that it could be done, remarking, Kanegaluchi and Fuji Gassed Yarn kpinning Walls Limewashed up to the level of the first

*Couldn't this be 'dona?"

The question was not repeated nor was the Companies, and Tokio jourals contain the in- Boor.

. Carved, Painted, or Polished Woodwork in Did you see the box?--Yes, when I was.] answer asked for,

formation that you shares of each company good condition, however, need not be, Lime- called to the room.

Sir Henry-fu it impossible to strangle will be purchased by the Imperial Household. washed, but must be Cleansed.

This is said to be the outcome of influence

Did you go to the room?—Yes, alter the one's, self with a handkerchief — have only used by the Mitsui firm, which bas larga hold. Gilman Street and Peel Street on the East and

prisoner went out.

Did you observe, anything missing ?—Yes, two towels,

The roam in which you sleep in near to you prepared to identify all those persons?-room 1847-Yes, on the opposite side. No, Lam nota...

There are a number of bathrooms there, uro The prisoner was among those you brought there not 7-Yes. |||

known of two cases.

But it has occurred before?-Yes. Where there are no external marks to show the cause of death the opinion of one medical writer, Taylor, is suicida ?—Yar.

ings in the two companies. It is stated that the Imperial Household has acceded to the desire of the fires in recognition of the valuable Hervices rendered by the Mitsui family in con. Is it not also in the opinion of medical jurists nection with the Russo-Japaneto War. The that suicides nearly niwaya nie artiçlen noarsit | "action of the Imperial Household will couvert

these inrestments into qili-edged nocujițiau.

The bed in rcon 184 is a double bed?—Yes. to hand 2-Yeij

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