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Reports of Trials for Murder by Poisoning

Note 144 — Chapter VIII

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According to Mary Patterson, Mrs. Taylor was in the kitchen about 7 p.m., as well as usual, only appearing a little peevish in consequence of her night-watching. Mary McLeod met her going up stairs from the consulting-room about nine o’clock, and in a short time her bell rang, and she found her in her daughter’s bedroom asking for hot water to make her vomit, when she desired her to go for the doctor.

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