The Magistrate—How many men were throwing stones?—Half them, The Magistrate—Half of 2,000?
Magistrate—How—many bamboo poles were there?—I should' say there were 500 bamboo poles, come small and some large.
Are the three men in-hospital?
The Assessor—How about the police constables? Are they in rital?—One of them went to hospital but came away again.
What kind of people were they?—Mill people and others wearing silk clothes and spectacles, probably students.
'A Chinese police detective, who! gave evidence, said that he was called by his senior offer to go to scene of the riot and on arrival caw a foreigner with a bamboo pole driving the crowd back. About 30 of the mob attacked the foreigner. Witness blew his whistle and cused came along with a bamboo pole and tried to beat him, Witness then had him arrested.
The Magistrate—Were the crowd using force in beating the foreigner?
Yes, because some of the bamboo roles were broken. The foreigner was on the ground." When the crowd treated on the other side, a French detective advised them not to cross lover as it would be very dangerous, The labourers were throwing stones over. Some of them were stopping cars, The Assessor—Wa Frerch Concession?: that in the Yer.
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