"GONE."
CALLOUS MURDERERS.
tttt.tt _J_>S DEATHBED SCENE_ DAUGHTER'S EVIDENCE. (By Cable.—Press Association. —Copyright.) CALCUTTA, December 18. At the trial of Dr. Clarke and Mrs. Fulham for the murder of ethe ratter's husband in 191 L the prosecution rejad further from Mrs. Fulham's letters to Dr. Clarke. After her husband's death Mrs. Fulham wrote to Clarke, remarking that God worked out things in a most beautiful manner, bringing two loving hearts together. Mrs. Fulham's ten-year-old daughter gave evidence that on the day her father died he told her he was going, and added, " God bless you.'' She saw Dr. Clarke put a white powder in water, then fill a glass needle, and he seemed to push the neeeile near her father's heart, arm and shoulder. Witness heard a funny gurgling, then her father died. Dr! Clarke then returned to the dining room, and said to her mother, " Gone."
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 303, 19 December 1912, Page 5
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