THE TREVANION TRAGEDY.
: FURTHER EVIDENCE. Unitid Preis Association—3y Eleotrio Telegraph—Copyright. (Received January 29, 11 a.m.) LONDON, January 28. Joiner, Trevanion's butler, was closely examined concerning the bottle of hock that Trovanion drank in Roe's presence immediately prior to his becoming unconscious. Trevanion's mother stated in her evidence that she was on good terms with her eon. She -warned him about giving Roo money when she reached Brigh- ' ton. Roe objected to the inquest. He claimed the ownership of the flat, and eaid that lie would put her out if she made any fuss. Ho locked the bedroom door and pocketed the key. Later Roe desired to enter the bedroom again, and she accompanied him. Roe looked at something. After Ro© was asleep she searched the deathroom alone, and found a man's handkerchief, which was not her son's, with an empty cachet beneath it. The cachet had been opened with a pin or a knife. She did not believe that her son died By his own hand. , Roe's evidence will- be taken on Thursday. • 4
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10680, 29 January 1913, Page 6
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