The Seattle post-intelligencer
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tached to the Baltimore, testified:
On October 17 I went to the police station, «a w
the judge of crimes and askod why o>ir men
were arrested and if they could not l>e released.
Il« replied that they coul-.l cot go until an in
vestigation was held. On November 'i) 1 con
ducted nine men of the Haiti more'* crew to the
court at Valparaiao. I was permitted to t>e pres
ent a« interpreter. Each iu turn testified to the
circu-nstarices of the riot and was called upon
to look at three Chilean sailors who were present
and identify then, if possible, a* partici
pators in the riot. In no cane could
our men identify them. The three
Chileans also tcstitied. The testimony of the
men was dictated to a writer from the judge a
notes. I remained listening to his dictation
while the men were allowed to go out in the
plaza for dinner. The dictation lasted three
hours. Then the men were recalled and 1 at
once noticed that oue of ti.em named McWill.
iams was drunk. All the other men signed
their testimony, but McWill mw wis t*»o drunk
to do so. I translated each man's testimony to
him before he On December l I
attended eourt with five aaitOH. A number of
Chi.ean police and sailors yrere aN©
present a* witnesses. Evidence w.ts
given as before. Wallace identi ed one of
the Chilean sailor* as a man who j >bbed him ot
t:»e day <»f the ri"t. Davidson t::«Mgt.t h reo
nize 1 another Chilean tailor as one of the arme4
men whom he saw chasing H unilton with a
guile. I-angdon thought he rvc-gu.zed anotner
■ailor M one ol the mob that attached him, but
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. (1892). Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.], 1892-01-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045604/1892-01-14/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Seattle post-intelligencer, 1892-01-14.
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