WILSON, THE PIRATE.
HEPOItTED TO HAVE TAKEN POISON. [PBB PBKBS ASaoOIA'MON.— OO^YBIGHT.] (Keoeired Augu.t 9, noon) TmjHSDAY Island, This day. Wows has been received that Wilson, who recently abducted a half- casto girl, anchored the stolen lugger near Boiger, Now Guinea, fclhortly after n diver's lugger appeared in sight, aud Wilson took her to be the Government vesaol after him. In order to avoid capture, ho took poieon, und died from its effeots. Wilson endeavored to induoe the gid to also take poison, bi*t she refused.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7439, 9 August 1895, Page 3
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