Hongkong, July, 19.
A verdict that he died "fr multiple injuries through causes un-Known" was returned by the jury this morning at the Kowloon Magistracy, at the conclusion of the inquest on Mr. Joseph Howard Campbell, an American.
Me. Campbell was found dead under curious circumstances in Kow-Yoon in the early hours of June 11.
Canton, July 24.
As a result of the bombing of the property of the United Church of Canada Mission at Pakkal, Kong~ moon, during a raid on March 28, 0 protest and the reservation of the Fight to claim compensation for the damages done had been entered by tye Britsh "Consul-General at The " Japanese authorities here, though "themselves estimating the Jdamage done at ¥.200, expressed themselves to be willing' to make a1 ex gratia payment to the Mission Hankow Assault Case Reported Closed Shanghai, July 23, 'An alleged assault ease' in Hankow involving Mr. C. Winterbottom, chief Joficer of the s. Changsha of the British China Navigation Company, who was accused of breaking into the emees of the "Tairiku Shimpo" in. the Second Special District on July 5, was considered closed on Tuesday after Mr, Winterbottom apologized for his conduct, accord to the Shanghai "Tairiku Shimpo" yesterday. niorning.
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