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THE HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH,

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1928.

STUDENTS' QUARREL. tried to be more clever thas coun- CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.

MANSLAUGHTER CASE.

CONTINUED. The caso was continued before Mr. R E. Lindsell, at the Central Magistracy yesterday, in which

sel Mr. Turner submitted that the witness's demeanour in the box was unsatisfactory. He could only describe him and his brother Lo Man-pun as the evil geniuses of the case.

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From NEW YORK via MANTLA. Lo Chi-hing, a student, is charged od valueless as evidence for the: with manslaughter. This is the prosecution. The case was open-are hereby notified that the cargo will sequel to a school-boys' scuffle in the led and relatives of Ho were pre- be discharged into Holt's Wharf Kon rooms of the South China Athletic sent in court. They saw how the (loon, where it will lie at Holt's Wharf. Association In China Building, in case was going and then, just be-The Cargo will be ready for delivery which the defendant is alleged to fore the adjourned heating of the from Godown on and after. 18th have struck à blow from the effects case, he came along to the police January. of which Ho Kwong-hoi, a pupil of and said he would like, to give St. Paul's College, died twelvo evidence. hours later.

Mr. Lindsell remarked he did Defendant's Statement. not think that was quite fair as Detective Inspector Lane gave the witness did not come along evidence of the defendant making then.

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The statement was "I did not er pointed out that the case open strike him. We were only played at 2.16 p.m, on January 12 and ing. I only gave him a light on the following morning the wit- smack on the face." The defend-ness made his offer.

Mr. Brooks pointed out that the ant signed his name in English.

Mr. Lindsell remarked he would witness had said long before that like an explanation of the cock that he would give evidence.

Mr. Turner remarked that the arid bull story told to the defend- ant when asked to go to the police witness had: given the pollce, un Station about his presence being entirely different story to what he required to find a friend who was had done that day.

The mistake by the Magistrate missing.

Sub-Inspector Stimson replied if was admitted and Mr. Turner con-

tinued. the defendant told immediately

Discharge Asked For. might have been surprised that he! might have made a statement de- Mr. Turner recalled the medical trimental to himself. He thought evidence of Dr.A. Cannon, who It best to take him to Inspector had said the blow could not have Lane first..

produced that result: For that! Mr. Lindsell remarked that seem-reason Mr. Turner asked his Wor-; ed a very fair and satisfactory ship to discharge the defendant.

Mr. Lindsell remarked that he answer and Mr. Turner concurred.

After evidence' of arrest had thought he had to look at the case been given Mr. Turner outlined his only from one point of view, and defence.

he felt certain that no jury would He said that on behalf of his be likely to convict on the evid client and family he would like to ence. At the same time, taking a express the deepest sympathy with proper view, one was led to the the family of the deceased in their conclusion that it was a blow by loss and would like to personally the defendant that led to Ho's to rent. associate himself with that expres-death. No other explanation, was sion. He commented he did so forthcoming and he felt that the more readily and sincerely because defendant should answer to i jury he thought that in the closing on the charge that had been laid stages of the prosecution he had against him. He thought that Mr. detected in certain of the wit-Turner had a case to answer.

The Brat witness for the defence nesses an attempt to obtain what, could only be described as revenge. was Dr. J. W. Anderson who said

Continuing he 'anid the case re-that the blow he had seen demon-the Free Storage period of one week. solved itself into the effects of astrated could not possibly have certain injury received by Ho caused the injuries found at the Kwong-hot through a"blow. His post mortem examination by Dr. Worship had to determine whether Cannon. He considered that, of offered, a or not there was sufficient evid- the two explanations ence to justify the defendant be-fall in the street was the most like- ing sent for trial.

ly cause. A blow on the left tem-injury was always found under the Witnesses Censured.

ple would not be expected to be seat of violence, or the point of (Sundays

flushing of the the strongest impact, except where When they examined the evid- followed by a and 1200 Midnight 12 (Midnight only.ence they found that the evidence of cheek.

fracture of the skull involved the In a fall, owing to the anatomy artery. the thily witness, Lo Chi-ming was of the skull it would be difficul Turner analysed the evidence for the artery to be ruptured un given with regard to the blow as less the, fall was on a projecting given by the other witnesses and surface. He did not see why it with regard to their positions as to was necessary there should be what they could see. All the wit abrasions in the case of such a fall nesses, with the one exception, de-as the projecting surface might scribed the blow as a slap with be blunt. or the blow in falling might be softened by a felt hat an open hand.

However Lo Chi-ming gave dif-brim, a sleeve, or rolled up paper ferent evidence. with regard to ball. that. His evidence was exactly!

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If there had been a fall in the case under consideration it must have been a forceful one.

The case was adjourned until Thursday and Friday mornings at eleven o'clock.

Bail Altered. Before the rising of the court Mr. Turner said that with the ap- roach of the Chinese New Year the defendant's parents unu friends who were not. wealthy like the others until he came to A blow from a fist would not be people, found it inconvenient to the blow Then, he said, the de-likely to cause a bruise of the size have $1,000 tied up in cash háil. fendant hit Ho on the left cheek of four inches by five inches. He He asked a variation of the bail between the ere and the ear. The would expect a smaller bruise. saying that a reputable firm would blow was swift and hard and Ho's After examining the defendant's put up a bond. left cheek grew red.

elenched fist witness said he con- Iris Worship said he would alter Continuing Mr., Turner painted sidered it unlikely that that fist the bail to $500, the remaining ut how that witness had shifted would cause such a bruise. He $500 to take the form of a surety his ground under cross-examina-quoted an authority which stated which would have to be approved tion and remarked that he had that in a rupture of the artery thefin the proper channels.

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