Trial for Murder.
VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER SEVEN YE^t^-TMP^^OyME^"" '* Per Press Association^ i £ ';% Nalpi^-/'Eeibrusry:'l9."l L At toe Supreme tk>urt to-day, . the case against T. F.; CMipbre . ; . | murder- of Lottie AncelL was con- •/ eluded. j Evidence was r . 1 tne iyoung'\\x)moni t 'lia3ftln^in conversation within a day 'or" two of 'the death of Miss A'neeXU T. hacfl stated, that the , latter had been . in corfvers^tj.9nj-wii^i ; Mtoore prioJLV«fcgL going,- io~Tf aipawa^ - His Honor in su.mjnfcing &$ said tjhat ■ it was\comnion grojin'd,,bot^h, to- the ]>rose<Jution= antt_the.,icJefeoee, that-- the girl did not die from- of instruments by herself/* was v the cause cvf death, it occurred at AVaipawa. It co\il<T not be suggesnteJd that the girl hacL died •fi'oi^' anything - else but what had, taken place at W(ai- , pawa. From tha^ point of view the cas© was relieved entirely of difficultyi The iftedibal^evidence showed ,m'ostclearly, that »- • ctb©' cause of death -Was * v oither an embolison, as alleged by itihe Cfo-wn, Or" convulsions which oocuiTecl ai' Moore's shop at ''The 'j«tr> retireH' a,f'&%y p.ni 1 , 'arid at - $1] s;atfked!sS9!P Mfsiajii^iions; from^is ttbn'or:' Jsh.ey^ ttSked- " wlietiherf =if Lot- ! tie s4.ncell did anythmg to hersetf"that Vould not have .KailSEliferilaßd if the |Ajisoner did -s.oinethiijg jfur^ther whiph; r 'dduplect-jreitfe',/ wha^ighe'- W^self ; h£d did''kiTl hftr, t /ahoul^^hey. briilg, \ m 1 tlie-saine s verdict ;> aplif {^lfr '^ad dppe. nothipgf tq^herself .t ,i^n v-lb :.cv' : f . Spw sai4» tlif iauiTca Yer,dict.-TO tßat;cas^,-mjj|t be- tihejSame.s v &~*>f : • rfaughtef with a i'ecomrne^a Itjto?ij^l?9(^ I tjto?ij^1?9 (^ Vw-rcv^the juy^^bejng of tbatvi a^oea^" mjght'r^^ven fe.%e^d a ™3$K : 'Herself "prfor "to" leaving T>la.pier » latooair was passed. t , , { .\ ' -.• \(>The t Gr9w«. j pr^c i utgr i :sa|a i «Lat ; a^ . XEfeown $ |ec^l?a. t as ; to ; •w^tat i^iul|d-;W' ;;done^with regjaTtr'to fche o^,her a*fffii^ft Moore but ri£obablv :ib'hey r \w>ujd ' w>t^be , proceeded Jwth"ftirtKerJ . '%eH^^iha%. the , «barges against thgr'acctt^i Maty ; dMB J n%ilJf .'PtaSf ' $tit\l l Tiext<seM&pl '"" \-" -{ ' r sgcnflties !i^e?% ;' " 3 ..''^';]. ' .
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12195, 20 February 1903, Page 4
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308Trial for Murder. Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12195, 20 February 1903, Page 4
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