Witness stated that he had been Jdriving since 1028, and was always fa careful driver, especially when his wife was in the car, as she was on this occasion. He did not think it was possible for him to have avoided the man. He had not had anything {to drink previous to driving the car.
Similar evidence was given by Mrs. ide Bedolre, who said that her husband was a very careful driver.
Dr. S. K. Squires said that the jeause of death was laceration of the brain and a fractured skull. There iwas no other trace of injury.
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