Mr. E. T. Maitland (prosecute ing) produced witness's white gown, which was spattered with' blood, and witness said that it was hung up near where the assault took place, hence it had probably been splashed about with blood.
In reply to Mr. Musso, witness seid that he had only entered Miss Olsen's service on the previous dai He had no grievance against_h and never had a chance to talk to her. He certainly had no reason to beat her.
Other witnesses called during the morning were the other two prisoners, Tsang and Dong, and the man Dew Sian-de, against whom a charge of murder was withdrawn by the police some days ago.
The trial was adjourned.
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