'The next witness to be called to the box was Det. Subsinspector 1, Davies who produced his personal diary and said that it had been Lying on a desk in the same detective fee in' which Kelly was and that he had' never asked Kelly to look at it. Det-Sergt, R. Frangs made a similar statement from the wltam-box. both witnesses did not deny' that in reply to a question by Mr. Reeks, crime diaries were checked, could Shown hal thy "ad Fegan diaries visits made picteular mention in
places.
Before the hearing was adjourned, Mr. Bryan told the court that he would call one more witness at the next hearing and it seemed that the ease would then be concluded Jand that both counsel would submit their written arguments to the court presided over by Mr. Clarence E. Gauss, U. S. Consul-General, assisted by Sir Herbert Phillips, H. M. Consul-General, and Mr, Y. Miura, Japanese Mr. Kelly, as will be recalled, was dismissed from the police force on having been found guilty of extortion.
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