Dr, J. Preston Maxwell, Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics at the PMC, gave evidence and, at the conclusion, expressed the "opinion that the death of deceased was not the work of an ordinary sexual sad-tst, Tt showed signs of being the work of a maniac, but whether of a sexual maniac he could not say, There was evidence to show that she had been interfered with, but It 8 nol possible to state definitely Fare. a, van bake, Prtumor Sghater this occurred before or after
Pharmacology at the PUME, gave evidence concerning the stomach of the deceased. It was the stomach of 4 healthy person. It was the opin-jon of witness that, if death took place after 7:30 that evening, the contents of the stomach could not have been from what had been eaten for Witness looked for signs of poison ing but found none, The girl had not been: chloroformed.
The inquest has been adjourned, ud the verdict will be given later.—Reuter.
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