The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-13

then Chong said he was shot.
All this occurred. the witness said,
about twenty-five feet away from the
wagon towards which Chong Chov Fat
was being pushed and kicked.
Lee Chong. the camp boss, who was
the first Chinese witness, also testified
that a man on horseback fired the first
shot At the time of this shot he was
with Worthington and Fernandez had
lust left In answer to a question bv
a Juror he said that he could not re-
cognize any of ose who had guns, He
did not see any Chinese with guns.
Rawlins: Have any of the men in
your camp guns?"
ct don't know"
Juror Mallory: Did YOU see any
fghting?"
mo"
Judge Stanley: was there one shot
or many?"
"First one report. then several"
Stanley: How quickly did they fol-
lowe"
"In quick succession. about ten
shots"
All Tim was called and in resnonse
TO questions bv Ravlins said he was
one of the Chinese arrested in the
police raid at waipahu Cbone Cbov
Fat was there and was arrested eve
asked the officers to wait fill we got
bail and they would NOT. hut tool, ms
along. We all left tbe room together >,
Rawlins. eft is not fact and did Won
not tell mo Yesterday that some went
"Tbat was after we left tho room,
We sanaratad on the road was in
tho frst crowd cow son,a of the
crowd gettiro into tho wagon "
Rav1ine. "1id Won raf,se 70 90 with
t,a oe7cors o,
"vos We roro voitir, for come
ono 70 come and hail nc ont"
Poy1ins. "Did Won trv 70 brealx
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..rba sbootino wac Vow, neor +ba
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MD not coo .,,,,one ~, borsebac1x shoot
rrbaro ,,os r,ived fro and ala NOT
600 u,ro did tba sbootirg
s0rto ,,a,, Who VOC sbo+ wac NOT
eoh+ine, With t,,o oeico,. ;,
na,,.iiaa. ,.r,id 80, .o, o,,,,o,,, ,,.i+r,
stio,,s asso,,lti,,g oficars ."
ct did NOT coo any,,
pou,1i,,s. ..vou dor,t l,rovr who did
tho sboo+iro ~. ,,,betbar no was on
borsebacl, orr footo,
ono"
pou,1irs. "vou don't L,ou, who ala
tho shooting"
arr l,nav, 7 toll vo,
Tn renlv +o iurors' Questions All Tim
cold tbat at the time of arrest he made
no at+anont to rasist the officers "Af-
forwards when the officers refused IA
wait for the man to come with our
hail then we refused"
Judge Stanley. "Had Won or anv of
the others arrested anv weapons?r
"T didn't see any,"
DR.. Judd gave a tevchnicaI state
ment as TO the nature of the wounds
on Chong Choy Fat. and the cause of
death He said that the bullet enter
ed AT the lower rib passed downward
through the body. perforating the in
testines and lodging at the skin be-
hind. considerably below the belt
Judge Stanley: "Did the bullet en-
| counter any distinctions which would
defect its course through the bodv?'
"No-the course was nearly direct .
Rawlins: "Suppose the man TO have
been standing. does if appear that the
| bullet was fired from an elevation ."
bullet was fired from a higher eIeva.