THE DUNEDIN MASTERY.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7702, 9 July 1903, Page 3

THE DUNEDIN MASTERY.

. — —♦ SUSPICIOUS CIR'CUiMSTA'NCES, [Per Press Association.] DUNEDTN, July 9. There is no word of the missing man Osmond. • There is reason to believe that a medical examination of the woman- points to suspicious cireumstaincos. (Agnes /Campbell, twenty-one- years of 'age, who resided! with her mother, met her death an Tuesday night or y««terday jhonnin,g under mysterious cirfcuonstaivces. She lefji her home" on Tuesday eveming apparently in her usual health, but' d'idl not returnj and yesterday afternoon her body was found in a sitting position opposite th© University BiU'ldLngsi Tbere were no Bftirks of violence on th 3 body, and nothing to account for. death. As the 'hill en which tho body was found is a. favourite place for persons to sit down on a fin© day and contemplate th© •Water of Ceit'h' amd tbo pa.noramii3 view, it is not probable that it hiad been fhere all day. A peculiu.v oircumßtance is that John Osmond, tweßityfour years of age, who was keeping co<m<pany with the girl, is nlso missing. He left his home on Tuesday eveaiing omd' has ■not returcved. It is snid that he was seen with Miss Campbell some time lfl.t©r. His 3iat was found on the foreshore yesterday afternoon a.-ndi hais been identified.)