Buried Alive

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 126, 9 April 1885, Page 3

Buried Alive

A New Y«rk caWe itateg tliat Mary Cox, a^weU.ltribwn' and popular jfonhg lady, who lived 1 iieajp) taetaduin'of 'the Little Cavon River; was' .taken violently ill. The physician decided she was suffering from neuralgia of the stomach, and preaeribed , morphia. _ „ The . dosa „ was, AdmißUteivd.a^ionce^aDd .another lefa with initrueti<»n»to£ive it in twenity^foMr , b««rf. Fcr-jiomo reason the second doi«: wat givwa in; a jrerjxihbrt tiaie. -. . Aal hcuri •r two afterwardj *h» death of Miti Cox > vm announcrtr" -Two - days~tater the body «M bnh'ed. At the funeral one* lady uuiited ihit MUi doi wii not v a^d; That »if h^h#(4«KP «fj* IMP Ut»»B >w*r th« gt»Mf«»4!im>|iQPM |heip!;el«e«!Qe«r. the toq|'» an 4 Vdptup.ap^rsjttentbowliM. Mjax|4»fH*e(iß»«llra*i<|pejifd i A»4 t« th*<horr«r o£ aj^i was, fouojd that; the rrl ha4.bjeeßi,b«ri#*,' ah>e. \ \ flhtoMmtg. was ton from the sides of the cofna,*nd/ the pittow wa« 4", ibred^o; Sbfctioo* ,«irl had UteppUj.: i^ped Ae,, .clp tines if rom her hpdj,.,JCer 9) *mm 7 #44;*b*iwJ« w«re torn **dJhVe4»flfc hf R 4ip« Mfteath4W»«h, snd h»n4lnlj flf U*irjpere f^nifrp«i her head. , ;l Th»; jRa| o t»dr coji^.jte! iif * and evideMlrwa^afWirfulil^Hldetooswpe The mm ait^jfllli.^eonimwiitinritb korrer. .i v-: /. - - . wi