Echo
London, U.K.
30 October 1888
THE WHITEHALL MYSTERY
To-day the remains of the female body found recently at Whitehall were interred at Woking by the parish authorities, the order for burial having been handed over to Inspector Marshall, who has charge of the case. The remains, consisting of the trunk, arm, and leg, were removed from the mortuary in Millbank-street, Westminster, where they have been lying to await identification, to Wallis's-yard workhouse, and placed in a coffin before being conveyed to their final resting-place. Among the persons who called yesterday at the mortuary was an old woman, who thought she recognised in the photograph which has been taken of the remains some trace of her daughter, who has been missing since about August last, but she could not be positive upon the point.
