THE DRUCE CASE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 4 December 1907, Page 3

THE DRUCE CASE.

CALDWELL RE-EXAMINED. i M „ London, December 2. in the Druce case, Robert Caldwell, £"" r > ° f *« York, was cross-ex-amined. He said he was unaware that inere was a tomb.-tonc in Londonderry Cemetery in memory of his daughter Uroline. ], ,| lm , it , U(Ht - I|iiv(; been erected by his brother William smce his daughter Caroline was buried at Aghavea.

I.elernng t,> the grav in High-ate Cemetery m which, | H . had stated, the shan, buna! of ijn.ce , Ul , tak ho sanl that ,f the grave H ,„. c „' »"m in' O T'n" Sl '" W " d 8 " »»" Ption *tat ng that Drute was buried there it would not affect his testimony, as the inscription in that case must have' been placed on it since the colliu had been deposited there. j A gardener who had ho™ employed >v the fifth l)„ko of Portland deposed that IWs photograph did not resemble the Duke. j 'J'IIK Dl/AJ. PKKSoXAUTUX j TIIK .MOCK KI'XKRAU Received Dec. 3. 1ft.43 p.m. London. Uecemlier .1. -Yi.vlor a photographer, identified "ruees photographs which he took in IWil and mi. He wore a false heard. Witness saw Dmce in Baker-street Bazaar in ISIm. (Jeorge Philips, a draper, testified that he saw Dniee there between ISC.S and 1888 or later. It was common knowledge in Baker-street after the mock funeral that Druce was alive and could be seen walking aliont the Bazaar Caldwell, in reply to Mr. Plowden. *aid that his brother having assumed his name, he was obliged to live up to it hence the tombstone.