Mr. Faithfull—He gave him two hi a eyes with one blow?
Witness—I saw only one blow. The defendant said that the sergeant was drunk, and wanted to go to the police station with him. As he (defendant) was going towards his car, the sergeant caught hold of him and defendant struck him and he fell to the ground. This was the only blow." Complainant was quite sober.
In answer to Mr. Ward, witness said that the sergeant was neither drunk nor excited, but defendant said that he wished to charge him with being drunk avd with having assaulted the foreign boy. Defendant was about to write down his name and address when the _sergeant caught hold of the boy again. Defendant went between them and Jet the boy free, and then went towards his motor-car. The Sergeant followed and caught hold his coat and defendant then hit him.
In answer to his Worship, witness said that he told the same story at the police station, but there were now "additions" which the law-acting-Sergeant 266, who stated divers had put to bim. that on the afternoon of the 19th Tur Docror's EvipENce. S.] instant he left Tiongkew police station to deliver to certain pawn-Chinese doctor, on the staff ab shops circulars relating to stolen the Isolation Hospital, described property. Outside one of these estthe damage done to complainant's ablishment in North Szechuen face, and added that complainant Road there was a crowd, which he was detained at the police hospital dispersed, and in the crowd there! because his eye wa: 3 badly injured
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