Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-03-09 | Page 5 | Poison Plotters Are Being Tried

POISON PLOTTERS ARE BEING TRIED London. March 9. 130 p. in. The taking of new testimony in the trial or Mrs. Alice Wheeldon, her two daughters and Alfred George Mason, husband of one of the daughters, was resumed today before Justice Low in the Old Bailey, where the prisoners are charged with conspiring to murder mur-der Premier Lloyd George and rthur Henderson. Labor member of thfl war council. The case was delayed yesterday yes-terday because of the illness of a juror Which necessitated the swearing in of a new Jurv and the repetition of the testimony submitted up to that time. All the evidence given before the previous jurv having been repeated by tblfl morning. Mrs. Wheeldon continued contin-ued ber testimony Replying to Judge Low. she admitted that she often hud expressed the hope that the premier and Mr Henderson would soon be dead. At the moment of this expression expres-sion It represented her wishes, she testified. I no