tines said that an analysis of the contents of the stomach, taken in the Shantung Road Hosy before death, disclosed 5 millegrams of morphia, but this would not be an indication as to how much morphia was in the stomach at the time this was taken out, Chinese Police Sgt. 370° gave evidence that on the afternoon of the 13th he saw deceased lying on is bed. Inspector Dunne went up to him and said that as the coolie had resigned he could not be allowed to stay there any longer. The Inspector told him to get out, but the coolie made no answer and did not rise, whereupon the Inspector took hold of him and lifted him up, again telling him to get out. The coolie still refused to move and the Inspector took hold of him by the shoulders and Pushed him out, He was pushed as far as downstairs and, refusing to go farther, the Inspector said, "will drive him away." officer then left. A riesha was called and the cook helped the coolie into it, witness seeing him no more. He was told that the coolie had been taken to his brother's house.
Mr. Reader Harris—The witness that the Inspector pushed the coolie downstairs. Does he mean that he walked behind him, holding him by the shoulders all the time, or that he pushed him and the man fell down?
Witness—The Inspector had both hands on the coolie's shoulders and pushed him from behind, the coolie walked downstairs." He walked down with the Inspector's hands on his shoulders,
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