Important Evidence at Inquest on Chinese Killed At Fokien Road Bridge Before Mr. N. A. Allman (American Assessor) and Mr. Leo Sion-mei (Chinosa Magistrate) at the Mixed Court on Thursday morning the inquest into the circumstances surrounding the death of one Zi Hong-ching, agad about 21, who was found dead in North Fokien Road on December 12 with bullet-wound in his had, was continued.
{Inspector J. A. MacKenzie, for the Polica, stated that deceased had been found dead in a public highway following the shooting affray last week in which Assistant Head Constable Rebsamen (Reserves) was shot. He produced a plan of the Fokien Road Bridge and the vicinity of the scene where the shooting took place. This showed the various reads and places (1) where the search party stood, (2) where the motor car was stopped, (3) where Head Constablo Rebsamen was shot, (4) where deceased was found dead, and (5) where one of the robbers had fled.
The brother of the deceased, stated Inspector MacKenzie, had come to the Public Mortuary, and identified the body as that of his brother. The bullet had been extracted from the man's head and this was such as were used by the Municipal Police. There was no pistol found near
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