THE GLEBE TRAGEDY

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10493, 2 December 1911, Page 5

THE GLEBE TRAGEDY

CABLE NEWS

(United Press Association — By Electric Telegraph — Copyright.)

MOIR EMITTED FOR TRIAL

TALK OF AN ACCOMPLICE.

(Received Last Night, 6.10 o'clock.)

SYDNEY, December 1. The Coroner lias (lomimiiited MJoir to trial for niHrdleivin.g Trevaaau® a.t GUiebe recently. Con stable Rami say gave evidence that wlhillie Moir was detained m the MJeillbouirne lock-up he asked Mm how 'he got into this, trouble.. He repliied "I wrlft teill you in confidence," he went on to state that, on tine Saturday before the .murder lie met a man. named Gordrieni, who proposed to ,hdim' to rob Trevascus. On the morniiing of the mu-rdeir lie visited Tlre-vaseus and .introduced' Cordirien. Wllnem. Trevasi'tis' uack was tuirned C'ordnien hit him. on:, the head with an iron, bar, and Trevascus fellli to the floor. Mow. then, went downstairs and paper from the girJi. He did this as a blind. He left the building and wa.'..tched til Cordaneav came oirt. Cordrietn gave Moir £25 of £SO got from Trevasousv He supposed msiA Cordineoa cut Tre\ T ascu's' throat. He did not see Mm before. A. separation was agreed on, and: it was also agreed that if either was oaughlt the other was. not to "squeak." Tlhie poflice stated thart 4 all: efforts to trace Mbir's alleged accomplice have been fruitless.