The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-28

Glidcl 2 rat. Oily-IOOkinS Chlnaman. lie
stepped 20 the .ldo Of the iniormer and
showed something that rl,tte-ej In
among the loose folds Of Lees blouse.
There were three of four quick sing song
eQucais from Lee and then came Ave
shots. Before the last flash VAS out of
the service revolver Patro.naa Walsh
was across the street In three jumps.
He GRABBED the fat, oily Chinaman
Just as Lees body rolled down the steps
and crashed through the f!msy doors In
among the pg-tailed customers Of the
restaurant.
A. Walsh's arm closed on his quarry
a crowd rushed out OF the restaurant.
In . Hash the gun that had wiped out
Lees life was being handed from one TO
another But " alsh. with one arm on his
prisoner, jumped In among the gibbering
crowd and grabbed the weapon from the
man that had 1t. At the station house
walsh's prisoner said he was Lou Yee
Huen. q laundryman, Of No. II Pell
street. He had worked as steward on
f. Howard Gould's yacht, he said. and also
on Archibald Watts famous America.
Chinatown Is pretty well scattered
with police nowadays. and by the time
Welsh was at the station with his pris-
onsr they had garnered in ten uncon-
eerned witnesses. None Of them would
admit anything. They had heard the
shooting. seen the body roll into the
restaurant and that was all.
LOU zee HUEN GIVES HIS HIS.
TORY.
Lou Yee IIuen was more communion
IT,. toIA ~ o.,
snA admitted ne had come but recently
from Los Angeles. He was locked up
stiil smiling. as II he were serving
drinks on the shaded quarterback of a
yacht.
The frst peculiar thing the police no.
tSoed about their prisoner was that. al
though he said he was a Hip Sing.
neither Wing Tok nor Ons Fong. the
s'rs,ief corps OF the Hips, appeared at
the station house. Then somebody re-
m>mbered that the case of All Fong
had come UP In the afternoon before
the United States Commissioner. With
An Fong was arraigned her protector,
Lee Kok Len. His fate has not yet
been decided; but as q yellow SLAYER Il
may 60 hard with him.
Then. by dint Of patient delving In the
dark places of Chinatown, II developed
that the ivory. faced gunman had occu-
pied the same room at No. II Pell street
since his arrival In Chinatown that All
Fonx and Lee HOOK Len had furnished
W.
sun GLIB and smiling, Lou zee Huen
declared he mo sawed" anything about
either All Fong or Lee HOOK Len.
E3at an Investigation by an Evening
word reporter di, closed to-day that Lee
eusy. who was ab nut twenty-eight years
old. had been q frequent and favored
visitor to An Fong's bower. and that
! when she was arrested with Lee HOOK
NL~n on Doc q last he was generally
credited with being the informer.
After that event. Lee Suey appeared
no more in Chinatown. He kept close
to his laundry in Brooklyn TILL few
DAYS ago, when the tip got out BY
f Chinatown wireless that It was coins
"a no hard with An Fong. Then hs
< sold the laundry. The bargain wal
contaminated yesterday. Then cam,
the big silence for Lee and another
tonic Of conversation in cellars ant
behind grated doors In dark, ill-smell
Ing passages.
Az FoNG GOES BACK TO CHINA
WELL AVENGED.
All Fons's history Is the history OF
hundreds OF other An Fongs in San
francisco, Portland. Seattle and Vic-
toria. She was brought to San Fran
cisco by Lee HOOK Len in 1905. They
l. lived there till the earthquake. Then
sbey ynoyed to Los Angeles, from which
town halls Lou zee Huen
= few months ago. they came here
had straightway. All Fong's name be-
cane known to the silent yellow men
from Brooklyn 20 Jersey City Lee
euey came more often than the others
Then, one day. he came no more and
g..v - Tai. ~ SAnn he 9kaha.