been seriously disturbed without his knowing anything of it, since she was a very reticent woman, who spoke little about her own affairs.
Mr. Whittall testified that the revolver found in the dead woman's hand was one which he had given her some three months previously. It was a Matson, 32 calibre, an automatic of the latest pattern. She had not asked for a gun. He had given it to her of his own motion, believing that every woman
been seriously disturbed without his knowing anything of it, since she was a very reticent woman, who spoke little about her own affairs.
Mr. Whittall testified that the revolver found in the dead woman's hand was one which he had given her some three months previously. It was a Matson, 32 calibre, an automatic of the latest pattern. She had not asked for a gun. He had given it to her of his own motion, believing that every woman
