Miss Bessie Jevisky, called by the defence, told a similar story to the one related at the previous hearing. She further stated that after the boy had been assaulted and had slipped away from the foreigner in the hall, she went into the kitchen Fines ranging from, $5 to. $30 were imposed upon defaulting chauffeurs who appeared in the Traffic Court on Thursday afternoon. In one case, Mr. M. O. Springfield gave evidence against a Chinese motor cyclist who careered down and saw the boy there.
She closed! Bubbling Well Road at the rate of the communicating door and return-30 miles an hour between! a line of ed to the front room. The motor cars—doing about 25 miles—foreigner ran here and there, open- and ricshas. The young man, who ing and slamming doors, looking! said he did not know the regular for the boy, and finally went away. tions and was accordingly told he:
In cross-examination she stated that she heard the door slam, then went ought not to hold a fined $30. licence, was
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