CONSULTING ROOM MYSTERY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 80, 28 August 1914, Page 3

CONSULTING ROOM MYSTERY.

•!-. . u o.yja.\ .patient' m&y. THE' UA'Sli OX THE HIVL: .-, A, .-mjrder mystery -such fts'Sheilock li wines wailld have delight d in solving lias ,-.startled,, tho inhabitants of Freeport, a faihionatye ws)rt'..i!tm the ~Lj|ind ,lWfi;vthc..X«w ■ ,^P»"i]en,t-^, ; tjl>e BailyMail). ' ™ :o ,f^%tP r sia,*lie tragedy, are.}*l.Alie Murdered Wtmian, Mra, Louise ■Uuiiey, DsiJcMbc-d' as' a,..'blond-v"of un- - .usual beauty: l Aged'thrity-iix. ,W<ife of :..a York hat 'm'aybfacfurej- re-siding-<hv '■thc^"ii'cii*h'bouftnd : '''tbwn of STeadow- . Ag&l forty-five.' ■ 4-iteW l " "■villi onwpfthe KtTaest bracr tiees m|jLong.lsland. :..v. ..-.<. : :•.:.'. " ( , '., 3., Jjhfi(Unknown Murderer,)'<- '■ . MrsjßailejljftitexiVißiting-a sick -friend . at Iftceporti called on.■Df>' l Ca T maii to . consul,'him., rcgardingi-)her : health: >Dr Carman soya he. does ndt. remember ever. meeting her before, he prescri})cd for 'j . 'hch Aft^'a'iqbns'u^iion'lajto« a* ' 'how. she •ffas.afrpjit U.-Weitos-lcoitf', ■ Tie h'earq 4 a'noj'so, *£■ - wJndd¥, ! atid/'turimgJquMfcbaw > a hand -Ttoldtag *' reyblvW, resting <»i the 'sill.-'TBinilShg'ihe'owner 1 ' drtfe revolve* -meant'to;'kill Min—feoiM he .savs'he is"* not awnre"*at ! K has any' 'enemy % Mi 'flung • himseK'iJrone oh the grouhfl."' j. ' ;(He)hearßw:6l)ot v trea' , ahU^lrs I miley . When he'lboke'd . iaga'hv7thec hart* ihai aj 3 afoc!rr'eri, l: \and A She was deadii. He .'-dragged hfrr'-to a 4 Jouage,-, and. :swnmotted' assistance, £ filoadhounfls mm rspeedily-oVbugtt to, . .the „goejie,; fbui their:- xsffwts'ho follow '.Jtlwvscent ,<rf Jthe'imyrftenioUiMmMwer' '•voiic^bafflefl,!.^'» larga.mwdi.whieh-as-' , eefl^h^l.!,,almost .immediatelyfiijH- "the' , physioa.n's sirrjtejKrobiitdiititMg tfc toot-'' jbj-hjtaipf criminal. ~- •■■ i;>'Ts?ien:.Mr: Bajley u was .informed by" ' telephone that hi&*ife' .fia'lTtyeejß mfjrd(sre<l he. ; Bcp,ut«d the. idea, dining was.quitei.'well ** ,;j -i4f1f1.. ; &<(•', wa £ jp? l ;Sho ! .hadoaiot. i visited. i an}; i 4pctflp. $e finally tq hejCoUapsed; , 'o ... (.( .>tS*tE;OE t AiKECEDF.BIIii I ." 'HreYe-'appafehtlv,'hapnilv ', iri&rried." Thev hare 1 Wo.'child W' in Dr, ■CaWnah marrJW anft is f ;tlie father of if twHW->Wftr-ol(l'%MijhW. ' UigmHijlttMi dfingh*»r"riv(t ! 'iii ! i¥e hoB»e " wlicre the-^tgedy-Qcfurred. Two patients who left the consulting ToonJTWheltt Mrf'BaUt'ViWaii'announced ' heard the riliot and huiricd back to the in time t.Q,,ae L e,_tSiiough the win.- ■< \ dow, Dr C*aj3nan Sift the murdered wo- , ,jcian and-jjarry lounge.; I Tlic window pane hadiieeh j w:eaiinf;lv t-om_ outside, .an<l tftr ,<nrys- , teriouK mi(JAr, had .. lifted a m'osqufto'"s«r(wh, ..thrust ,j aside a heavy curtain. "' ' ' 'One clue, and one only. tlu> polieehave '■' obtained. It o/,'a'.'piece'of sjlk ,) tdfn from a woman'3'"dress,',"wl.icli was found on ',he hedge of Mi«'" phynieian's ' ['garden. From this it is surmised that j'tS'c nmrderer ; was a woman.