THE INDIAN MURDER CASE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 12 December 1912, Page 5

THE INDIAN MURDER CASE.

.United Press Association. —Copyright.) Received 10.20 p.m., Dec. 10,. CALCUTTA, Dec. 11. The Court at Agra was crowded when the Clark murder case was continued. The station master gave evidence iiha.ti Clark came to meet a. friend lat 11.30. - (Maud Clark deposed that (her father sawt Mrs Fulbam conabantly. Her mother .remonistrated, and' they quarrelled iabqut the intdmlacy. Her - moither* once said heir f atiher iw*as tryinig- ten poison her. • The same day 3ier mqraier vomited after tea. On another occasiionj Tier mother w;as ill, iwiMte the serviantl \vho is- allegedly implioaifced >v,ias ©eilving at the (table. Prior to leaving.the house on the night <vf the tragedy, her father told her mother to ,be careful of his pay, as ibhere were thievies afl^ut.. He returned hialf i-^ . hmir lafter, thle attacks He went to hie wife land aiskeld' wibat had hiapipened. Witness- refused 'to exiprefes an lopinioh as to wiho wlas responsible foir the albttaok. Mrs Clark's diary ivas .read, sh'onynnig that ehe that various latitemptS had 'been made to woison her. " (The trial of Mr* Clark of ibhe.M^B--t«a 1 Department iat AMahabad, Mirs i?ul-, ham, a % nd a native servant niamJedl Budhu, on a- charge of anurdierijig Mra. Clark, has been oroened. - Mrs Clank was found dead Tnith her helad tshia'ytered. It was at first supposed that tihe ! murder was the iact of burglars., huit ■ su'bsemientliy th)e husband and a iwidow, j v Mrs Fulham.. with- a native servant, were a/rrested.')