A CHRISTCHURCH A TRAGEDY.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5483, 11 March 1910, Page 3

A CHRISTCHURCH A TRAGEDY.

ATT imrTßl> WIFE MURDER

aStfLANT COMMITS SUICIDE. T .Per W Association.) f IffIBISWHUROH, March. 9. * Frederick Trengrove, acasuul [Uroe» ir fr,. ia Q,een- street. wmtnitted suicide at hi, Sy^^aay by catting his throat *f , •&« h . e had mad r n Li, w* with . ■■SEt* «■ casaa !, ly cm P lo y« d , as ***V im the railway, and for • Üb^° JS he had not lived at all *"F3!&*to- He had WjLkUbout, and he went home j-«^ - The police were sent '^ffv^uld not do anything in fcr>\* ey Yesterday Mr 9 Trenthe°«fflt'to the Magistrate's Court, proceedings for a sum border, aud this mornBl^/SEted, another quarrel ensued. •"fr.jJnll her husband of her mviolent, picked up a npo ?i fJSSwk, a« d Btrnck her a "* ?T£ rf» on the back of the was knocked down, but a SuS recov.r.l sufficiently to rnn amins Mower . • A 2v informed Constable GoldSe Sble, and that offher, in .*u LSLnt i Beier, hurried to the \^e^«.tering they found TreniS 1 lying in the passage with his V;«L and a razor beside him. ■iSB-w*. who had been telei. f^r arrived juat a few moments C tbfS official*. Trengrovo SdittEi but died shorlly afterTrengrove, in the meantime wTlttooded to by neighbours, and removed to an adjacent house. flTeondition is not thought to be X lf the inquest, Sergeant Bemer .ttted that he knew deceased who was SWperate habits, aud lived vcrj anSppilV with his wife, who had comSqS I to witness of her husbands Suelty At about five mi-mtes past 10 thU morning witness visited Tren • LeVhowe, and found the man Lgitt the passage with bis throat cot The doctor, on arrival, injected «lt and water into the wound, but the aan died before the operation was eompleteaY Trengrove had cut his throat with a razor, which wa3 fcund lying by the side of his body. Bimilar evidence leas given by Constable Goldiug. At this stage, the coroner adjourned the inquest till Mrs Trengrove had sufficiently recovered to enable her to appear and give evidence