DUBLIN MANSION FIRE.
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association, LONDON, April 2. Tho latest theory is that poison is a possible explanation of tlie Lamaneha mystery. Joseph McDonnell was the last of the family seen alivo. Tho others wer 0 not seen since Monday, when Alaccade, the gardener, saw Annie McDonnell m the garden, looking ill, and was told that Alary AlcGowan, the servant was sick in bed. Joseph later said that Peter aud 'ALsc also were sick. Alaccade says he went to a wake in Afalahide, and when he returned he found Lamaneha in flames. (An earlier message said: —Three men and three women were killed in a fire in a mansion in tlie Coolock district, County Dublin, early this morning. The fire lias a mysterious feature. The Fire Brigade and Police found tlie doors of tho blazing house locked and bolted. All the six bodies were within. One of the victims, a man servant, was terribly injured on tlie head. It is believed, according to one account, that this was due to a bullet, and according to another was due probably to a faking beam. The other victims are two brothers, two sisters, and a maul servant.)
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 6 April 1926, Page 3
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203DUBLIN MANSION FIRE. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 6 April 1926, Page 3
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