THE GLEBE MURDER.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1455, 7 November 1911, Page 5

THE GLEBE MURDER.

MOTIVE NOW CLEAR,

(Frees Association.-By Telegraph.uODvrisht).

Sydney, Yesterday, There are no .further developments in respect to the Glebe murder. It is ascertained that on 'Monday Trevascus drew £SO from the bank. The money was not in the room when the body was found. The writing on the memorandum stating that he would not return till Friday was not in Trevascus" writing. THE POLICE BAFFLED.

ONLY ONE CLUE,

THE STORY OP THE WELL. DRESSED MAN.

Received November 6, 10 p.m. Sydney, Last Night.

The murder mystery continues to baffle- the whole army of police detectives. The only clue is a statement of a ladv in the shopbaneath Trevasons's room, that <n Tuesday a well dressed young man called on Trevasous. She heard a bump and touk no notice, bnt saw the mau nffcsr and he appeared agitated and was trembling. She did not attach much importance to the. fact until informed of Saturday's disoovery. Trevascus is described as a cantankerous having made enemies. Exaotly what profession he followed is not stated. He appears to have dealt in precious metals. The medical examination revealed nine distinot wounds on the head. A LETTER POUND.

GIVING FURTHER CLUES,

Reoeived November 7, 1.0 a.m. Sydney, Last Night,

The police found a letter in Trevascus's room signed "Fisher," and purporting to come from Emu Plains, stating that the writer would call at 9.30 on Monday night. Deoeased's neighbour, who was with him at that time, savs that a man called and seeing him deolined to oome in, saying "I forgot my bag, I will oall later." He did not come again that night. Trevasous was nervonsand pressed the neighbour to stay till a iate hour. The police ar,e unable to traoe Fisher at Emu Plains.