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SI3
A
Family
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Picnic?
Nl)
question
about
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you'd
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a
day
in
the
woods
or
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day
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MURDER
TRIAL
OPENED
WITH
EFFORT
TO
SHOW
ACCUSED
WAS
INSANE
(continued
from
page
one)
E.
Alexander.
William
Denbofca,
W.
O.
Oakley.
Mrs.
Emma
Campbell
sad
F.
W.
'Beard.
I
After
the
Jury
had
ben
empaniteUed,
other
petn
Jurors
were
excused
from
further
attends
wee
untu
tomorsvwv
Thsw
Grand
Jury,
having
returned
tre?
in
tne
two
muraer
cases
Deanre
Aaaiae,
ma
discharged
tram
further
ser
vice,
tne
Judge
congratulating
it
upon
the
dispatch
with
which
it
had
carried
out
Its
work.
The
case
for
the
crown
waa
brte!?y
outlined
by
the
crown
prosecutor
who
exnUined
hi
duties
to
the
petit
jury.
J
avotueea.
aw
istner.
mower.
Grower
and
stater
air
lived
at
Detkatla
and
on
January
It.
accused
and
hla
father
left
for
their
two
pre
nrtntior
-
about
four
or
five
miie
rttstant.
Nothing
wsa
beard
from
the
father
who
was
eapected
back
about
January
17.
Finally
a
starch
party
had
been
sent
out.
the
cutmlna-'l
tlon
being
the
finding
of
the
body!
partly
shattered
In
a
shallow
gra.
Accused
waa
subsequently
-arrestee!
and
charged
with
the
murder
of
hla
father.
IHMTOR-S
EY1IICNCE
Dr
J
C.
8.
Dunn
told
of
proceeding
on
Sunday.
January
,
to
a
point
where
tne
search
party,
under
the
leadership
of
the
accused,
bad
unearthed
the
body
cf
the
late
Tsmea
Smith.
The
doc
-.or
described
the
nature
of
the
ground
told
how
accused
had
pointed
to
the
spot.
Witness
performed
a
post-mortem
and
desert
bad
the
condition
of
the
bod
rait
ol
the
body
was
missing
as
a
result
of
the
expioelon
of
powder.
Death,
-he
doctor
concluded,
had
been
originally
doe
to
bsmmorhage
for
whici:
the
cause
had
not
been
found.
After
Dr.
Dunn
had
been
beard,
be
was
ex.
cused
from
further
appearance
tn
or
der
that
he
might
return
to
Haaset
where
he
bad
an
urgent
ceil.
Constable
Grant
testified
that
accur!
had
come
u
htm
on
January
2S
inrt
reported
that
his
father
waa
miasms
Search
parties
went
out
with
no
sur-
i.
Accused
had
accompanied
thr
first
search
parties.
Asked
as
to
the
firearm
on
the
pre-emptions,
he
(ac-
"usrdl
had
explained
that
there
was
a
shotgun
and
rifle,
the
rifle
being
mles-lnz.
Accused
bad
not
accompanied
a
large
search
party
which
went
out
the
nest
day.
That
night
Prank
Smith,
brother
of
accused,
came
to
the
officer
quarters
as
a
result
of
which
witness
went
Is
the
house
of
accused
s
mother.
Barry
was
these.
His
clothes
TIMBER
SALS
X9691.
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tor
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at
Pub
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Auction,
at
noon
on
the
Eighteenth
iiath)
day
of
Jury.
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ta
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cilice
of
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uawiHi
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at
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jnwerc
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Spnsee.
Salaam,
Tlrmlort
and
Oedar
on
an
area,
coveting
a
portion
o:
Lot
Sbf
at
the
bead
of
Kynoch
Lagoon
Kynoeh
I
Baa
Ml
ill
Inlet.
Manga
Coast
District
Three
(t)
years
will
be
allowed
tot
removal
of
timber
"Hue
Med
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
tx.
person
star
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
suction
sad
treated
as
on
btd."
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particulars
of
the
Chief
ner
vier
ona.
au;
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or
insvnci
jiaeisw
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B.C.
HAD
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Continuing
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that
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then
re
had
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III
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av&
nvp.
urn
thp
vauiaoLt
vn
tmh
p
"Pocer
Hands"
BAVKD
while
r.e
was
cairylag
it.
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iiiiiiuwiii
CMild
mid
fragrant
.ll.tsef.oiloMdl,t.rnlQooyTtnr7rn
oaklng.
Be
said
that
be
had
lot
his
w
-oat
which
contained
a
considerable
mount
of
money.
Be
had
been
'taik-:ng,
be
said,
along
the
beach
in
hie
bare
feet.
The
officer
detained
Smith
did
look
h:.-n
to
the
police
station
fter
he
had
asked
accused
several
ueauone.
he
asked
if
be
was
telling
verythlng.
At.
U-la
point,
sir
Gonzales
objected
3
witijeea
telling
what
ceused
had
eld
him
at
that
time.
Defense
counsel
ill
I
have
to
go
-rated
that
be
could
make
no
ainororsT7r
up
there?-
Witness
did
not
charge
accused
but
that
had
-.old
the
accused
be
'.
teen
done
by
Inspector
SpiUer
who
ar-prooiise
and
gave
thejrtved
the
neat
day.
usual
warning.
Then
accused
gave
a
voluntary
statement.
The
statement
was
typewritten
at
that
time
and
read
over
by
accused
who
signed
It.
The
statement
said
that
accused
had
never
had
anything
against
his
fa-'-?
H
had
accuientally
shot
him
on
Thuraday.
January
19
with
a
shot
gun
which
went
Inspector
Spuier
told
of
warning
SC.
used
and
placing
rum
under
arrest
Accused
said
that
he
had
linden
tend
:be
warning
and
what
he
was
being
arrested
for.
Contaanie
Grant.
Inspector
BpUler
and
Staff
Sergeant
McNeill
all
agreed
In
rxa-xaniination
that
acctaead
did
not
em
normal
mentally
Inspector
Bpuier
enounced
that
he
would
hare
witasa-
oosvd)
left
the
body
In
the
ground
and
and
Sergeant
McWeill.
in
then-
eaamln-es
to
show
that
t
reused
had
only
ta
went
home.
Later,
fearing
that
be
;
aUon.m-caief
.
gave
further
1aili
per-scntality
of
a
seven-year
old
and
tbua
voold
be
blamed
anyway,
he
went
back
taintng
to
the
inrss
ligation.
The
send
not
understand
the
seriousness
of
w)tto
view
of
blasting
the
body
t
cused
led
the
efflce.-s
to
the
rifle
which
what
be
had
told
the
ofneer.
Bis
Lord-
Pce
He
ug
a
bole,
placed
the
body
bad
been
oidUen
under
s
log
about
half
Mp.
after
considerable
discussion
by
10
Mt
tn
charges
off
and
covered
way
between
Maaeett
'3unsel.
ruled
that
the
oonTcraation
p
the
grave,
later
throwing
the
rifle
tlon
A
knife
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LADIES'
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
and
lngerie
,
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
sad
the
pre
amp-
ight
be
admitted.
,ln
the
woods.
Witness
stated
that
he
there,
accused
stating
that
he
bad
'
-
-
'
'
"
I
taken
this
to
protect
himself
as
be
was
lafraid
of
his
fsther.
There
was
-alee
a
PHINCE
HUPKlfT
T1UB8
depression
m
the
moss
near
the
rifle
as
if
euneone
bad
sat
there,
there
being
cigarette
butts,
matebe
crumbs
around.
Prank
smith,
sob
of
brother
of
accused,
gave
taintng
to
the
search
and
MkatlOsd
dctbaa
of
hla
father.
K
ales
told
of
the
aaovementa
of
his
brother
about
the
time
in
qoestioa.
The
father
and
the
accused
had
always
seemed
on
friendly
terms
ascent
on
one
occasion
when
the
accused
had
silo
wed
a
best
of
dvnimite
to
isu
on
aia
tstasr
wno
-got
sore
but
got
over
it
ta
shout
an
hour."
Under
rtnss
sesralnatlon.
wttnass
told
of
a
funny
laugh
which
accused
had
Re
used
to
laugh
when
there
was
nothing
to
laugh
at
sad
talked
foolish-'7
He
developed
this
when
he
wt
about
14
and
as
be
grew
older
It
be-same
worst.
Ob
tune,
accused
cut
the
uua
of
kit
mother's
hens;
another
time
he
poured
coal
oil
on
his
pet
dog
and
est
it
on
fire.
While
working
at
Buck
ie;
Bar
ones
a
man
had
fallen
off
the
wharf
and
broken
hla
lag
and
accv
had
laughed
Ones
be
had
said
if
be
lived
the
right
life,
ho
would
bare
wings
like
an
angel
and
would
fly
away
Another
time
be
bad
said
be
could
live
a
thousand
rears
and
etui
ageiu
be
bad
said
If
he
lived
the
rlgh'
life
he
would
sinnsji
like
"Christ."
a
girl
be
knew,
he
bad
said,
bad
a
baby
who
had
a
face
like
"Chrlet
"
witnai
had
objected
to
accused
getting
a
pn
esaption
when
be
was
so
"simple
Jack
Martin,
accused
had
told
hi'
bfcther.
had
been
drowned
and
hla
death
had
preyed
on
hla
mind
and
be
thought
he
beard
tut
soul
oalltng
for
I
him
(accused).
Other
halluelaatiorw
i
which
he
purported
hit
brother
had
told
him
of
were
described
by
witness
."You
are
trying
to
give
tne
Imprea-
akm
that
your
brothel
waa
of
Mnwwind
mind?"
inquired
Mr.
Justice
Orcgorv
"Tea."
replied
wttnass
"be
had
it
for
aome
time."
"Have
you
ever
taken
steps
to
protect
himself
and
society
by
reporting
it
to
the
police
or
a
madicaAaan?
-no,
we
a
kw-nt'
aalilY.be
was
in
a
bad
shape
at
that
"
JF
i
mibi
aasurnad'
ai-njB
noon
until
.a
pm
-
I
Defence
-vlosnoe
U
being
heard
this
,Bfternooa
and
It
la
Mpestsd
the
ease
will
go
to
the
lurv
before
evanliw
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We
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