Pamela left she said she was going home and made 0 other remark, Miss Gureviteh was standing next 10 witness when they said good-by to Pamela and ought to have been able fo sce the bicycle, Pressed on this point by the Court, witness said she could distinctly remember the skates fond was almost certain that Pamela had her bicycle.
Lis Tung-chen, 46 years of age, constable at No. 19 police-post slated—About 8.25 a.m. a certain Mr.
Chang. the brother of a hawker in Soochow Hulung came to the post from the east side with a bird, "He told witness that there was a' dead body lying at the east side. He went to the spot indicated and found the. corpse of a woman with head towards the west and feet to the east lying. in the ditch. He then started back fon his bicycle for the police post and at the end of the street met Corp. Kao to whom he made a report. He then went on to the post and did not return to the spot.
Answering the" Court:—When he first approached the spot he saw two men standing there who hurriedly made off when they saw him coming. They were top far off for him to stop them. He stayed on the spot for about three minutes and did not down into the ditch.
The Court adjourned.
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