Criminal Trials.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7890, 4 August 1905, Page 3

Criminal Trials.

(Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Air;, i. At the Supreme Court to-day C!il.s. Crawford was acquitted ol a chaip: of steaiir.fi iucgage from the Te Ato railway station. Charles Nelson, ior forgery, was admitted to probation :i payment of the value of the eh- ' £2O. The jury found .1 . atlerson i-il'y of h.-v-'-.' ~": .' ■'-.. lie had |»:.:,ii ~ ':■ '•: .■«: ',-:: . .;, money, i'riv ■ ■ '. . .: .;■■ ' .1 probation In: ' '■■■■.. 1..1 -:■ . Hi* Honour reSii'V'l •;;■ !■,..-. ri,.;..; ior the Court of Appeal.

■ liKisiVHiiit'ii, Am,-. :t. llrj, ttomi--, (proprietress of a nurs inn ionic, was cliiicp-ii, with the 111.111slHiuhtiT of a jomn,' won; in named Cullen, who dioi in the home while suapinxi to tie lied. For the defence evidence v-.i-, giv.-n li>- medical witnesses thai acca-ed iiatl under the circiiinstiins.-s act.-d n-aso.'ialdy and properly, and a v-r----iliut oi not miilty was returne*!. The jury addexl a rider that houses of the description kept by Mrs Vinous would l>e Ixltcr if they were licensed and properly c-i'iipped and under mudieal s.up*r\ ision. Ti.- t.ill oi iiiil.elia-ii! auiiust Nurse Ai'-lv.-ii, vh„ 1...1 i-t. ,;.|,..l Ihe eir! .„ th- 1,-1 11 >lt»" ill- dvvrtio:. ~i iiis Wool-, was thrown on. by the crai-i Jury.

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