The Death Sentence.
UNITED PBEBB ASSOCIATION
(By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.) (Received— This day, 8.58 a-m.) London, March 23.
Andrew Moore, farmer, was sentenced to be hanged for shooting the Rev. William Bell, Protestant rector at Kilmeer, Cork. The prisoner; burned a barn, cremating the body, but ineffectually concealed the murder. Moore was jealous of Bell's attention to his wife.
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Bush Advocate, Volume XIV, Issue 303, 24 March 1903, Page 2
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