The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-07 00:00:00

THE COR&H•STRIEr IRTRDEE4

The Loused on the body of Harriet Boswell. alias
Banos, aged 11, waa resumed before D. Lankester, on
Friday.
Nre.Wright sald thou were 14 room. In her house.
Wins the darreaed mune down stairs after returning
hoed that night the went Leto the kitaben, end brought
10a. be separate ahlillara. Elbe gave we nine stalling.,
mad did she would keep one herself.
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—When did you think r. 14 had got that mono; ?—iiar
Mood moat bar. givon It
. .

Did yew suspect -at all that that Ida wsa the wages of
woWtattost/—No ; I did not know In what way stis
had got It.
Don't you awe, Mn. Weight. that If you 'dated your
Louis cot to Iss ressrdsd as a brothg, you should bans
Mused ths payment of that mousy, and Inroad lb.
mac out I

Witnese—l did not think he pee It her.
Mr. Sidney-0o the former 000mion it transpired
that the deceased had • friend frost whom she resolved
roomy.
Eammination continued—l and my husband alept
that night In the kitchen; Mx Nelson in the heck
room on the ground floor. Mr. and Mrs. Martini, who
osenpied the whole of the first floor, slept in the first
floor book room ; Mr. Fernandes slept in the frost room
OD the vetoed door, Marriott Buswell occupying the
took room; Mr. 11.11 slept in the front stile; sod my
two sous, one of whom is 17 end the other 14 years
old, in the back attic There woo no one else in gm
Immo.

—Why did you Dot say" him Nelaoa and her husband?"
—Hs was with hot; they were la the back parlour

toughie.
Did you ever let Harriett Boswell In with a gontleman
balers 7--I let one gentleman in. She told ma be wee
• friend. _ . _

sbo lay be woe—A Votwsinary Surgeon.
Yoe don't know Unit law was ono —No; .be told moo

-Did ha often oome In vrith het ? Yes.

Bid you ever know him to stop ell night I—Yee, be
wed to Way. I thought they wen man and wit. when
he 'ln* soma, or I would have stopped it.
. . .

-.Did.- II) ol iho 'asthma lioila—in your bows eye,
hiring to Wiest—Nem.
What did you really think of the man who IMMO in
it night, hi Walla clearly not the vonniaary surgeon?
—I did not think at all. Shit told mit Oat be bad
h mosey. I have was made to nuaark.
raVittaw ,
or wai It Dot.
To whom did you mak* that remark 7—Ti sysrlf—
liasAr.raoookt witkla yeasbaU windage b. woe the
wWfl4har7 atfroon. Ho wootod to know the way shoat
Ohs houss P—Taa
_

Yre to—dany that your Iwies bad had nay-
.l ths &meow of a brothel f—Yes.
Yea @asset ta surprised that people should think so
after what has wound I—No, bat housekeepers are
all Babe to such Wage
Whims said Mr. Hooper permed as Afro. Nsisou's
. . .

Ifelwea, a young woman ot X, rid dosaaaed
kdd bat am had km to the Albeinbra, sad walked
tram theses to Russell Nears. sod vibes listening to
lb. wilts, was scoosted by a forkewse, end he tem
home with hot. Eibe believed it to bin respectable
\oak.

—Was year husband In ths house thse 1-1 isso DIA
morrled.
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—To-u
live with a gentleman / —Yes, Yr. John Hooper.
Was bo there that sight f—Yea.
Did deeessid make any romark about sot liking the
Idpsk a the sun —Nose whatever. When 1 raw
tiessimed la the bed severed with blood, I directly
titwaght that she had out her throat handl, beesum
she bad attempted to de so before.
Did she tell you that ono had attempted to dolt?
Tse• Thera was • soratob still to bs sees, aid elm told
me that pis had got aa inetrument upstairs with wtieh
As rad* the attempt about a week before she tame
thews. That instrnamt ham been found by the polio.;
It Is & laDest

-*ion y-o-; went lab the room woo the hoed oovared
by the tedelothes t- All the fame wits speared, but not
the Wad. I mid direst!, I sew her that I thought she
hod rat her throat. She also told me that one night
whoa she lad got very wst with the rain sho would
be,. paimmed hermit I/ shit had had aay poison. The
attempt au lass throat was made many weeks previously
So hes trying she would have poisoned booealL
The Creaser Imre turned to Mr. Murphy, the surgeon
exuded at LH int sitting, and said-Mr. Murphy, is
It bat quite Impossible that the deemed would have out
her throat ?-Mr. Murphy (empliatioally)-Yea, quits.
Tim Foreman-We aro unite satisied, Mr, ou that
wink
Did eh* ever mention to you who was tbs father of
bet shlitll-13he always told m• that the father of her
and •as Major Brown. _

Yeensades, professor of muses, who lodged to two
name ea the seoond doer adjoining that of the deceased,
seated that he 000ssionally saw ant conversed with the
deeereed sad believed ohs was a ray magma, aad that
au the sight of the murder he did not know or suspect
that say mita was to hot room, being a mend sleeper,
aid ass being In the habit of nothing what went on In
the hear.

--OtTier7-ledgers in the hoses were examined, but
nettling et In= transpired; aad the !spiry was
ernettrawil to

A oarreepeodeat of ih• attsarlard, "In marsh of the
Cloram-etrest murderer," aur deseribing vide to
mineral haunts of thieves in company with. da
=we proceeded to one where upwards of ah=
were emagregated La • couple of large rooms
with whiberamhed walla To the intiebir .Bth. of me
we were teld that there wen no foreigners there, but
they bed heard all &bout the Boarder, and they INTO
osly lorry they meld nos meet the deteative to lad the
murderer. Om of the.. fellows said in Mabee ematmeet
• great deal that I could sada:Mead, mad still more
that I °mkt sot estlemaad. FM had heard all Most
the murder ; be didn't know to. woman ;oh. wags floe
wares, sad be believed ale hid omm hem murdered
by as Ilaglblunan ; no Coalbliman weeld he musk •
sowerd ; he had him smokions but he didn't like to my
all he kamed ; what he komp.d was that it was DO
liagbabssen. 'rhere was • publican, too, what had
ble amotalosa, and who bad often mean the utes
that more Mau likely had Boohoo to the very
madame tilmmelf. It was very Armee about that
MIA that was foetid Mahe area spotted with blood,
and with all the frost torn away that was •
proof bow the poor °nature struggled for her If.. He
didn't know what to make of that shirt badmen at ali—
biing found in ihe some neigkhoorkood, aid no Christ-
mas morning too, wee very sespioloum indeed. It
looked very bleak against somebody, sod all he hoped
win that that somebody, •hoever be me would
gybe' for takieg advents(' of the poor 'gal," aad
rabbet her afterwerds He would lay his liii that the
fellow wee soll out of iagLand, and, what tram more, he
helleved he wee not far from the neighbourhood where
the murder wee omemitted ; he didn't holism he bad
fine mem! DD get away, amid all the Polio& had to de
wee to esemble all the ships well before they mil
fees NeOced. He might try to gm away ma • rib,
—is Met. he had • elves, Impremleu that it was •
Nn ge malls who murdered the 'poor gal," fro he
wee mere no inglialume would do mob • ' biaa deed."
Them aid • hundred Mailer sestester, mostly le to.
mos mart, were freely volusteared by this fellow,
het Mamas, he had say grimed for *Wag what he
did it Is hapeedble to a 7; mad ualem the seams
if of my Indefatigable freed the detestive atiould
maser is later sett with the mow they dun,.,.
aril wryer know.

Prom the Inquire made by thelpolim, there is little
doubt that the deemeed set the man who attempted,*
her hose by appointment it the AlSeabee. if., owe-
maims, who saw her them as Cbrmewenstated Mat
ids appeared to be In excellent spirits. At • quarter-
past Some she entered Oamer's Hotel in oceeposy
with this ease penes, Ms la deseribod sa • yoaag
wen about 8.6 yews at age, • tweigaer, stealing about
get. Mk high. They had mid fowl wed stout, Milo It
suss to de 61. The sea paid the bill wlth halts-
sesereign, reseiviag In melange two hall-sowas sad
=7 . Before ads& the Seawe se ed hmt the
le
~ plots el Mime, sod that, wiehlsw the
lib " weft, Chrtetatae," lilt the home esespeay
will the sea jest beton twelve. he may as twisty
pmu ray that they saw her with ma moo it
Hotel at the Sate sentioaed. It amity
meg, particular this wan mewers the desarletioa peal
• Ae parsec who Wand the trailers's shop otter.
words Is easpeity with tho dammed, tidied, the
aft asencikasy la the widows with regard to the
et the teas kw reference to his oveteset
rewrallistated to the arst Seism' shot the sea wares
limit overcool The waiter at Cavoes's Hotel who
alluded the mardend warms sod the rasa by wham
elw was aoseespeoled mye positively it wee i Meek
memeat, sad adds Mat be ought to Stow, as he helped
the ars to pities his ems before Movie the hotel.
They rennatued at Uwe bola about MU an hoer. They
kb More it tea mimeses I. twelve o'elook, sad at
quarts cosi tads, eielook they were mem ut Plosedilly
Ober sr= to sae, walla' tor the Islington minibus
Thom are live ponces who are able to my they a-
sh.. it the easudbas mos ther. At the Wales to
Ms Basks-need Sadie' down to Great Osineastrose
digy got out.

TED ADJOI7IIIIIIZD lIIQUIENT.

l'Is• Woos wee reseated to-day. Several lateens'
wee szszabsed, bus me evillest* of Icor ,rttoete was
shay smut gm *Ave of lb. Darren. that dam-
Sirs isabi sot bays ban achaiblelerod.