with having' burglariously broken toto An unemployed native was chai
and entered the house of Mr. H. Weber, No. 194 Yuhang Road, on the night of May 19, 1608, aod with the value of $25. iced having stolen therefrom ty to The fects of the case were that on the night in question Mr. Weber was sroused by s noise in the house and, going quietly downstairs, saw the accused running away with some articles of clothing, ote. Weber followed the strange thief through the door into an alley-where accused tried to stab him with a sharp instrament (produced). Afterwards accused Wober, seizing a carbine, gave chase. The chase continued as far as Li Hongkew and then, fearing that the thief would escape altogether, after
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