Doag Sung-foh said he was a native of Ningpo and was 25 years old, Hw had formerly been employed by Miss Olesen but had left owing to illness. Before leaving he told encased that she should get into touch with his brother, an employee of the Tramway Ca, Deceased Inter asked him to secure two her, which he did. Tsang kau, whom witness knew to have served: wus one of the! introduced to her. hho had been cell-mates and Tsang had asked him when be was released to secure employment for him. Dou had loft Miss Olesen's employ because of excessive drinking, the mistress had said, and witness had introduced Ts and Loh, who began work the day before the murder. The same night deceased called witness's attention to the Althy condition of the new coolie and ordered him to leave. The next mening after Mr, Ewert had left the house Miss' Olesen'
ordered Tsang. to [work and to get out the order with him sprawling an sage. Returning to the room, the coult received a smack on the face. Hi then produced from. behind back a! piece of wood, whereat Mist Olesen screamed and both began t svsnult her. The coolie fell to. the 1 floor and remained there, The piece of wood was usually. kept in the 1 Kitchen, 'The coolie' of up as witness was talking to deceased, ushed" into' the kitchen and. re: turned at once with the broken Teg a table and struck his' mistress on the head with it, knocking. het down. A fow more blows were delivered and all the servants joined the coolie, taking turns in the use of the table lege Ty rushed down. Stairs with a tray in his hand this he threw at Mise' Olesen.
In reply to the Assessor, witness said they were unable to dram the Vody into the bathroom and' the colle Tsang produced a few yards of electric wire which he tied sound Mleceased's neck. "They then suecceded in draggide her into. the bath. 00m, as. they considered' it best place. the body there to prevent
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