afore Mr. C. H. Haines, ILBt. Coroner {Death due to misadventure)
Shanghai, Jan. 26.
A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. C. H. Haines, HIM. Coroner, in HIM. Police Court yesterday when the inquest on Bishan Singh, a 27-years-old private watchman employed by a Japanese firm, was concluded, Bishan Singh was discovered lying in Robison oad on December 14 with a fractured spine ard other injuries after S.V.C. armoured ear No. 6 had passed over his body. In giving the verdict Mr. Haines stated that there was not. seifleient evidence to prove whether the armoured er had caused the injury to the spine or not.
The first witness to be called was Zau Tsung-sze, who had given evidence at a previous hearing of seeing the Indian lying in the middle of the road when the armoured car was. ap-
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