Last Wish of French Woman Deported from England The suicide on Newhaven Quay, on July 11, of a Frenchwoman, Adeline Augusta Eudonie Philip, aged 38, who shot herself on being told she would be deported, produced a verdict at the inquest of "tempora ary insanity, She had crossed to England by the ight boat from Dieppe, Her swers to questions about the reasons factory and she was told she would have to return by the next boat.
When placed in the detention room in charge of a woman she produced a small doll, which she asked might be buried with ber. She went to her luggage, the person in charge thought, 10 replace the doll, which she said bad been given her by a gentleman in Shanghai. Almost immediately the report of a firearm was heard. The woman had shot herself. She stated that she had come over for employ: ment, and to visit the grave of her lover.
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