Chinese: Lady. Doctor. Done-to: Deatin by: Her Gousin:
'The killing: of) a: wellsknown) Chinese lady, physician. by: her younger. cousin tools, place-on: Wednesday, in broad daylight). in: an, alleyway: of} North Szechuen: Roads 'The deceased' lady: was: Miss. Lin} Wai-fong, auD.,.a: graduate of the Hackett Medi¢al College, an institution established: in: Canton: by: the American; Presbyterian: Mission, and her assailant's name-was Liv Tt appears that the deceased, who had established a fairly large practice since her atvival in Shang-some: years ago, Was approachher cousin, who. had. been at her house for the past two years, with a demand for money, He was told to wait while Dr. Liv had finished some work on Jy-she was engaged at the time, cousin's back was turned, the miscreant drew a long sharp dagger from his pocket and Began: to stab the deceased, who eried: out' for. aid, The other me mates of the house being. out at) the time, no assistance was forth coming: and, within a few seconds, Geceased was on the floor, suitoring from: no fewer than a score of stab wounds, Ske attempted to get up and dash for safety but the cousin followed her, stabbing her as he ran, He then pushed her down the stairs and jumped from the top to. the bottom himself, Tanding: on her body, After stabbing the unfortunate woman sev-oval times more, his dagger snapped and he rushed into the adjoining Kitchen, picked. up a chopper ani began to hack her to pieces. Finishing: this, he coolly took off his clothes, washed his hands and walked out into the alleyway, where he was intercepted by a Chinese constable whose attention had been called to the matter but who was afraid to go inside the: ho Because he was unarmed, With assistance of a number of bystan ors, the: young assailant was ested and taken to the Chapel Rwaiting trial, He: admitted the lice: station where: he
oxime-and-said: he was prepared to die for: it.
awhile, other people had rushed' into' the house to render whatever assistance was. possible, Medical aid was called but there was no hope and, after mentioning the address of her brother-in-law, Mr, Bert J. Chen, Dr. Lin passed away. Mr. Chen's house was then visited and it was found that practically everything of value, including most of the clothing, had deen stolen, Inquiries showed that Liu was "responsible for thave thefts, he having been placed charge of the house during Mr. and Mrs, Chen's absence,
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