Mr. Jimenez then was questioned by the Court.
He said that he was years old. He had been in Shanghai two months. He made a general denial of". having been involved in the quarrel, Tis wife, of his client was short, but counsel caustically interrupted' Mr. Rodger when he cross-examined "Alvarer. Witness in reply to his counsel said that he did not operate a public ubiing Rouse. He entertained, friends at times, and could not understand why the police shoulet suggest or infer that public gambling was permitted—"{__ merely wanted friends to come in anti play."
Mr, Redger:—When did you come to Shanghai?—About one year ago.
Did you have any work?—No.
tried to find employment, but was not successful.
When you came to Shanghai, d you hays any money?—Yes, £ lant ed_here with $5,000, 'You had $5,000, Where did yor get that amount?—I was' connected with a coffee house in London, Was that amount suficiont to obtain possession of the "Wheel?" "When fourd that T could wt get a job in Shanghai I went to the Faces and was lucky. T made $24, 000 gambling at the races ani gambling at other places in Shang. hai, have done nothing bat
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