The Coldstream Tragedy

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 90, 21 August 1923, Page 6

The Coldstream Tragedy

:STAMDS MURDER TRIAL KISSEL'S MAD ACT, ' ?-?"' I - ■ < " : ' - : .ißer JPress-;Association . \ tCfcistchureh, August .21., '?'' -■% Albert Frederick :Max*wtell Kissel, **s*ged. .IS;' /when ichar get! at > the s^B" ■ rfefeie"^CSourt; s&h <*be ; murder , v .jw [ ' •Jafljes H. Mackenzie, at (Midstream, June 12. iV- ji • s©halls4ges k *o : the* jirry were numef'•'"'.'■StJOS.. I.; . ', ' .}• -^JJhe^-Ctowit^ : ;JP!roßecut«r i , l said .j3fecr

: ;i*k^zie 'undoubtedly was| shot by Kis- ' .":>sel; ha-v;© expected , finan>>eial benefit from Mackenzie's death, ■ i he was the sole legale under an ; |1 uiieigned ?wilk.*-Having; ,bad , a night think oyer the crime'/ Kissel's nerve.may have\iaal;'SSß;iim,?%s accofratdngifor his oonBfndene© ,<was-, given by, Robert Jar-

. vis • rf Mftrtsn,. f manager of ■, GfeLdstream, was mad, v Kis- :.; , vin«'Jagmary,, when jhe jcarmo to visit • has but. ■'< ■.■'h.e # ,« ; sa|d. -.Mackeiireferred to wellbeloved Max Kissel," and was al- .-'•''.'' Ways in praise of ihe. yiiiatb. "witnesai'ihfid a boy of ten; % but he had never complained, of Mac-'i ;,.■■". kenzie's obnduo*. ' I