Chow Tung-san was charged on remand with having recklessly driven Tramear No, 49 along the Nanking Road, thereby causing the death of one Sno Sin-kee at 7.50 p.m. on the 17th ultimo.
Mr. Rt. EH, Gregson appeared for Dr. Patterson of the Shantung Ros Hospital stated that he saw San'Sin-kee in the hospital about 9 p.m. on July 17. The man was neither dead nor unconscious, but wax in a stupefied condition and was suffering from a compound fracture of the left temne, two fairly deep cute on the forehead, through which the bone protruded. He died on July 23, from heart failure, due to shock and weakness, Wit did not consider that the injuries were anfficiently serious to have caused the death of a healthy man. Witness's attention was called to the fuct that the man smelt of spirits, and he ascertained that none had been given to him when he was brought in. Weceased recoined consciousness sufficiently to give his name, bnt could state nothing about the accident.
The case wax then adjourned until Wernesdas, accused being released on $500 bail.
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