Then complainant toll witness that Yang Sen had a steamer here and that a huichio was not necessary, fo which the latter replied that such 4in arrangement was all right, pro-Vidied the bank seanvantee was forth coming. At several Inter meetings! witness, as he stated, demanded the! hank guarantee, but Yang evaded!
"the issue—he would not trust Yang Sen with a pennyworth of cargo, Yang became excited and witness! told him to get out of his office, concluding hie remarks that they) hid contract. Complainant. ae-cording to witness, said that Yang Sen did not care about contracts, Witness retorting, "perhaps net in Szechuan, bat this is Shanghai, 2 To Mr. Holeomb, Widler replied that he had never cid emminition made in Lunghua—which the sam-Bes were purported to beard had never heard of anyone selling such his office.
Crawley gave two revolvers to Yang! and Tuan as they were afraid of armed robbers, Referring to the recent case in the American Court Mr. Holcomb asked Widler if Jovino ever gave '$500, which the latter denied. Coun: sel introduced an advertisement] dated July 1, to show that Widler had demonstrated his commodity to the police. Crawley was in one of the pictures.
Widler's order book was then introduced as evidence. It showed Jan entry of the sale of 500 vests at $200 each on August 17, with a deposit of $10,200. Evidence was also Drought to show that H. H. Tung, whose card indicated him, to be Yang, Sen's Chief Foreign Private Secretary had approached Wilder several weeks before to purchase vests. Later he told witness that M.
Yang had arrived from Szechuan' and had found some one else from he would purchase the vests, and not come to see Wilder
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