Vol. IVInquiry Into Circumstances of Fatal Fire—DefendantDischarged1 lie examination into the circumstances irf4VY-* ' V~»f .T “j. y‘ -/.V fStt ^ I. X Ji-j ' »attending the origin of the fire at the re-1 hidenee of Enas Danruth, which occurred I early in the morning of July ‘doth past, I through which fire E. Erickson lost his j life, was held before Police Magistrate D.Clapp, on Friday le-l. ~ *tgt. Tlmma*, mounted police, rep re-entcd the crown, and Mr. J. A. Camp- ( bell appeared on Ik half of Danroth. ,The first witness called was the steter ] sufKiior of t \nt Iniay’s hospital, who.) s tated that on the afternoon of July24th, s at about the o’clock, Panroth I nut called * upon her at the hospital, anti asked her i to purchase *ouic of his furniture, as he 1 vi a - sick and his wife had left him. She I told him that she might buy sheets, hut r not the furniture. PalHoth seemed dis- i couraged, ami cried while in her pre- v semt*. Next morning, while the House wa» on tire, she saw Panroth standing v near tue home; he did not then appear t to be distressed. Site spoke to him about a a man deeping upstairs, and he replied that he thought the man was out, as he il had calk*d him before summoning the fifile briga U-. wEire chief Slaney gave evidence as to | it wI lt;n he receive ! the alarm, of his find- j a mg the body of Erickson, and the time j n at which the fire was tail out. | tvInspector Hyan, K.N.W M.P., dcpost'd I that Panroth complained to him of his j et wife having deserted him, and wanted w aid of the polka* to bring her back. i hi H. J. Biekle testified as to insurance. In It was unusual to insure for fib days, hut ut it was sometimes done in the regard of g •*«] and chattels, The insurance company was sab 11 d Mtli the rtmmm given and accepted the risk. It had 16 Uayajto go when the fire occurred.CROWN VS.