Tientsin, May 14, 'The result of a mieroscople ¢x-amination was recounted tu the wit= nese stand to-day by Dr. Cherdynteff, a Russian, on' the resumption of the trial.
Seeing 3. "look of amazement", on Dr. Colbert's face, witness explained him that a blood count was being token by order of Dr, J. W. H. Grice (principal witness for the. proseeution, whose. evidence provided the foutsianding feature of the proceed ings yesterday), The microscope, he continued, revealed "abnormal" presences. in the blood, although he did not know what war wrung.
Witness told Dr. Colbert that he ould not understand the colour of Mrs. Colbert's skin, and asked "him whiner eta lake lasnojou when ten a excess me compound, which was poison Witness said he did not find symptoms of pernicious anaemia either in the blood er in the patient's ance.
The next witness was Anne Burnett, who gave testimony concerning conversations with Dr. and Mrs, Cole bert on the patient's illness,
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