Keebiija Jalahiyaja id was charged with feloniously killing and slaying one Wa Wi-yuen against the peace of oar Lord the King, his crown and dignity.
The Crown Advocate, Mr. H. P. Wilkinson, prosecuted and the prisoner was defended by Mr, Montaga Hi Woo Chang-tes, wife of the deceased, gave evidence that on the day before the fatality, whilst her husband was at Shanghsi, accused nailed up the kitchen door at her house, aad also went opstaire and took away a pair of coppe scissors belonging to deceased. Early next morning accessed called upon them to open the troat door, and he warned them not to t y anything belonging to the mill. Her husband answer-fed that he intended to take only his own property, He asked for the retarn of the scissors, accused refusing, and then there was report. Accused opened fire.
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