An inquest was held at No. 180, Range Road in the afternoon to i circumstances attending Clarence Eugene Fiske, The jury, having been sworn, viewed the Edmund Kempffer, sworn, identified the body. He had known deceased for about years. The last time he saw him alive was at about 8.30 that morning. His boy told him that Mr. Fiske wanted to see him so he went into Deceased asked witness to toll him whut his condi-'Witness told him that he seemed deceased replied that from his feared that nes through the night he he was mentally unbalanced. Witnesssaid: "Nonsense, you are all right, Zition as you were yesterday." D-censed are in just as good mental con-asked if he was in as good crdition as he was the previous week. Witness told him he was, in fact that he was probably better than he was last week, because towards the end of the week he had worked himeelf up into a nervous condition. which he now seemed to have got over. Dvceaned retorted that witness would talk that way even if he were wore. Witness nasuted him Witmeas then left and dit not vee d honestly and truly that he was all right. again until he was called home by tele-ne. Dr. Paulun was then present, Witness bad gone to his office after calli Dr. Reid's on the way. He bad seen deceased in a similar condition before. Mr. Fiske had been more-or less depressed at various' times. He worked himself never thought of his teking hin life. In private conversation with witness he had always been opposed to ® man taking hia
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