LIBERTINE’S DEATH.
THE UNWRITTEN LAW. v- v VANCOUVER. June 16. xnctv ioik lias been stirred over tbp murder or Joseph Elwell. which tl district attorney, Mr Swann, describes as the most mysterious murder for n {generation. The papers arc filled with details as they were when Harry ihaw shot Stanford White. ' J'dwell was a wealthy manufacturer '? n A P r the world’s greatest bridge and whist expert. HV ?! qund dj-ino; m his own homo after t Vmh iJ'au's’ T '] lUn hje r ®ntertuineil i.n a- l j divorced luhmouM- a tabic Ihlll'VSf'f , aitori,c .' - “H l«iav fi, Vh slayer was undoubtedly tho brother or father of a girl loelomring to a prominent Lexington tKeri tuckyj family whom ElweifseducS
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19986, 29 June 1920, Page 7
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