A SHOOTING MYSTERY

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVII, Issue 5646, 19 June 1919, Page 2

A SHOOTING MYSTERY

VICTIM 1 DECLINE'S Tp GIVE IJNFOItMATIO# The shooting of Eita Williams, a young domestic servant, at Young Street, Fitzroy, (he other night, is still a mystery, says the Melbourne Age. The young woman, a resident of Osborne Street, St. Jiilda, who is lying at Melbourne Hospital with » bullet wound in her neck, is stated 10 be recovering. In lerviewed by Sergeant Sullivan, she declined tfl give a/jy further information as to l|jo caqgo of tmr injuries. She weplJ npl say where or how the shooting took place, slatjng tjiat it was -“her own business,’’ and that the police had no right to question her on the sgbj'ct. Inquiry h»S iihown that there were several constables ip the yicjujiy of the spot where the shooting was alleged to have taken place, at the same lim r ; none, however, heard the shot, nor has any civilian living in the neighb. urhiod reported having heard a shot fired.