The Timaru Sensation.
U.nitf.d Pit uss Association,
CiißiHTciiuiuai, October 13,
Dr Mclntyre was the first witness called this morning, when the hearing of the poisoning case wan resumed The Attorney General examined him. He described the symptoms of Mrs Hall's illness, subsequent confinment, her gradual sinking till she was in a state of collapse 011 August 15. He denied that Hall had suggested any of the consultations with tliu other 'doctors. His evidence in chief was largely a repetition nt that given in the lower Court.
Bottles containing evacuations from Mrs Hall at various dates since the arrest were identified by Dr Mclntyre. The Attorney-General explained that these were produced in order to shew at a later period that a quantity of antimony in Mrs Hall's system had greatly decreased since the arrest. Dr Mclntyre said that Hall knew that tests were being made, for albumen or sugar in order to seo if Mrs Hall was suffering from kidney disease or diabeles, in July last.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2425, 14 October 1886, Page 2
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165The Timaru Sensation. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2425, 14 October 1886, Page 2
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