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A Sunday School Librarian Charged
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”nth oi the Victims Were Attendants It
the Sunday School and Have Been hills-
in; For iievsral Days . »-l'olice Found Their
Mutilated liodlea In the Church lower.
line Lamont llad linen Strangler! and
Her Body Chopped l’p-—The Young Man
Accused oi the Terrible Crime iloldly As-
serts Ilia Innocence, but the Authorities
Day That the Evidence la litrong Against
film.

has FltAlttfils'CO, April l5.——-Tho Entan-
uel lhrptist church at liartlott street, ho.
tween 'i'weuty-socond and 'l‘wontrthlrd
street», in this city. has been tho scene of
twu oi tboruost atrocious murders over
committed in the state.

Saturday the mutilated and murdered
body oi Minnie Williams was found In the
library at tho edifice.

Sunday the nude hotly oi Blanche La-
mont was learnt in tho tovvor of the same
church.

The same hand, the authorities believe,
slow both girls. and W. ll. ’1‘. Durant, the
young man suspected of both crimes, is
now in custody.

Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams
Wore members oi thodflmanucl church and
members of the Sunday school class. The
former was a student at the Normal school
on Powell street in this city; the latter
was a companion in aviamily in Alameda,
across the bay. They were both 19 years
old, brunettes and pretty and modost
girls. Both had been the rcoipionts of at‘
tontions front a young medical student
unrnud W. ll. ’1‘. Durant, who is also the
librarian of the church and the secretary
oi the Young l’coplc's society oi tho
church.

(in April 5 Miss Lamont. disappeared.
Diligent scorch failed to reveal any trace
at bar whereabouts. and her aunt, Mrs. No.
lilo. with whom she had boon living, was
totally unable to throw any light. on tho
aflair. Miss Lamont came irotn Dillon,
Mon. several months ago. having berm in
San Francisco ior her hoalth and at the
same time to attend the Normal school to
perfect herself as a teacher.

Last Seen With Durant.

The last. person soon in her company
was W. ll. '1'. Durant. a young medical
student. who. it sormm, had boon on friend—
ly terms with the missing girl. (in Satin-
dny about llzln a in. tho mutilated body
of Minnie Williams was iound in the li<
brary of the church, 'i‘hc girl had been
assaulttnl. and her rmuaius had been out
and backed. tho girl having evidently
died from loss of blood.

(in iurtlrcr examination it was found
she had been gaggn-d. tho assailant roaring
partoi hcrundorclothing and tllrusllntt
it down her throat with a sharp stick.
badly lacorating tiw tongue. 'l‘wo wit-
nesses state they saw a young man and a
young woman. the former answering the
dvsxriptron oi Durant and the latter that
oi Illinois Williarm, outs-r the church.

Following llrls i'lt'W. tIu‘ polici- at once
put the rmuirtlm oi Durant llilili'l‘ survoil
Inner. .‘lIrlH \i’iliianh livud with friends
in Alarm-tin. who grow brr a boom until
slur could mourn a podium. Sb:- had lit'i'il
aregularattt-udimt ui tho Ernanuvl church.
having foruwrly llwd in that noighimr
hood. but the scparatiun oi iu-r iathor and
"tumor had rails-vii Iu-r to mow to Ala-
lnoda.

Friday morning the Morgan family. with
Whom blii‘ Imd litml, [IltI'Iu'tl tilt-tr llouw.‘
hold goods. intoudiug tu loow tur’i‘munnu,
and Mimi Williams- had ru-ru-wml hor pos-
aossious in tho Imuw oi Mr». Voy, lIr'ilr tho
church. Friday owning plu- uru to ham
attottdmi a luwtiug of tho Young l'm-
pic‘s mriuty of tho lrltnunuol rimrrh at Dr.
Vogri'e Imus-2 At 7.1.3 o'rir ck slut Il-it
Mrs. Vuy'a lilile to illlliliil lilo molding.
taklngn Iatvlr iu'y with her. hho ltm‘t‘rnp-
taunted iIu-rv.

About this time Durant loft his homo
on Fair (brim strr'r‘tt, In tho sumo vit'itiliy.
bound for tho Milim tuwtiug. At ti o'clock
Durant mot l'hilrp l'vrklnsami askrd him
sorrm qumtious about a trip to Mount
llinlrlowbicir a signal corps of which he
was amombvr was to maiw next day. At
unto ho amour-mi at Dr. Vogul’s residence.
whore tho raw-ting was in progress. and
noun was morrir-r during the rmnaindcr
oi the owning titan Ito. At ii o'clock in
loit with a party oi young people and
trout home.

'i'hrr trout morning Durant arrow early
and tht with his coral-mica of the signal
coma inr Mount Diabio, no mlivs away.
The twu murders are so closely contracted
that it is now nmcssary to go hook to the
Lamont trust.

The items! 3| antler.

Huntley Mrs. Noble. tho aunt at Miss
Lamont. removed through tho malls a pay
per maimlnlng the four rings worn by her
niece tlw day she dimpwaml. (in the pro
per were written the name and address of
Theodore Durant. This. together with
the fact that Miter Williams. an intimate
irlsnd of Miss Lamont. bail hem harm! to
say that she know liionolio had been mur-
dsrod. but had refused to tell what she
knew. led the police to connect that the
W one who had killed Miss Williams
had slain Miss Lamont. and that. learning
that bliss Williams knumoi his crime. at.
tempted further concealment by commit.
ting a mu murder.

late iiaturday night the detectives had
about deem-1t that Durant had murdered
lies Williams. and this theory war fur-
ther strengthened Huntley morning alter
tanking a Will! search of Emanuel

dead and outraged bodyof mar
found concealed inthsstes—
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, body oi the girl for whom

searching. The body was taken

morgue. where it was placed on s
slab by the side of Miss Williams

Durant Arrested
As soon as the news lieonrne known in»
mouse crowds surrounded the church and
had to be kept back bythe police. The
chief oi police sent ior Rev. Dr. Gibson,
pastor oi the church. and the reportbe

 

the crime and had birch arrested. Then
the crowds surged to Dr. Ellison's house.
and the excitement grew more intense it
soon had spread allover the city. Extra
papers were gotten out, and thousands at
people flocked to the scene irorn allover
the city. .

The rumor of 'the arrest was later do
nlod, and it became known that Dr. (lib
son and the sexton oi the church had hoot:
merely called to tell what they know. At
5 o'clock came the nowa that Durant had
been arrested at Walnut crook on the road
to Mount Diablo. lie was caught by De.
teotivo Anthony. who loit in pursuit at
him early Sunday taunting.

'l'he dctnctive and his prisoner loft on
the next train for San Francisco, where
tin-y arriwd last evening.

Another imrmmso crowd had gathered
at tho ferries to ace the sunpcctod murder-
cr come on, but a (icltwhtuo‘nt oi police
was in Waiting and kept the crowd back.
Durant was hustled into a patrol wagon
and whirled away to the city prison. where
he was locked up. The poliw are certain
they have the right man. They claim to
have two witnesses who saw Durant and
Miss Williams in company last Friday
night, and also state that when n coarch
was made of young Durant/s house in the
pocket oi his com was iound a purse
which Miss Williams is known to have
carried Friday night.

Ilurnnt is about 1'3 yours of ago and was
born and raised in the neighborhood in
which the nmrdcrs occurred.

fihetoh of the Murderer.

Durant isa graduate oi the Cogswoli
High school and has been studying mmll'
r'ino for a your. Ho was a member of the
Second brigado signal corps and was as-
sistant superintomlont oi Emanuel church
Sunday school. lie was always oi a quiet
disposition, and his friends refuse to ho-
llow, in spitooi the cvidcncn. that in: corn-
rnitml tho crimes attributed to him.

The pollttv, however. think Durant is
another Jack the Ripper with a mania for
murder; They state that it is highly pro!»
able that Durant is responsible, for the
killing oi irlugono Ward. is young drug
clork, who was iound stnhlmd to death sow
erni months ago in the store where he
worked. No trace was ever iound oi the
assassin. and the theory is that Durant
killed him. No motive for this murder
was discovered. and tho ilendlsh cruelty oi
it—Ward bolng stabbml in is [rhinos—loads
to tho imiini that it was tho Work at an in-
sane person.

Durant's parents are highly estmmed
people of the district In which they live.
"is iathcr is oh i onginoor oi Bucking-
ham, and hoown alargashmlactory. and.
whilo not rich, has boon ablo to give his
children a good education and start thorn
in liie.

'l'he- "cistern Tragedy.

Boston. April lit—An mtirrpsyow'r the
body oi Miro Sterling. the h year old girl
who was murdered last. \l‘wlnosday anti
whose body was iound buried under a sin
bio at Satin liill Saturday. was hold to-
day. but the nu-dicai r-mrninor n'iuaml t4;
inaki- known tho l'l'wllll. oi it. stating that
ho iutmulnd to hold it until the ram mum
lulu airlift.

Mrs. Starling. tho motlwr of tho girl.
who was prmlr‘nln-d by tho bows of tin!
iatt- oi hl'i' rhild. rrrhatm m it ~ ritirol mn-
ditinu at. lli'l' homo, l7 r-‘avin iliil :m'mw.
’l‘ho furn'rul oi the dead girl will probably
ho ht‘lil 'l'llt'stluy.

No further important ovidcnro has been
riIm-ovt-rmi in (slim-it rim rriuw in Angus
ll. Hilbert. who is nndrr urn-st. .\r'1tru~
iui Marnination oi thu building in which
iilli burly was iuund will bu truuiv today.

Imnn'nso crumb visited tho ii't'llil Sun
day, notwith .taudinu tho umtiriuotu
downpour oi min. 'l‘lu- amid”, hum-tor.
Was looked. and ”flit-om on rimmni‘uutt'rl
curious permits from gulp-g in-eidu.

'i‘ho primru r. Angus ii, titlin'rt, is still
Lulu-d upat Nation ii, and although at
tqu-s Iwappu-urod iil'l‘VnIls and down hmrt~
od Iro steadfastly drnlm all knowlorign oi
the rrinux. 'l'lw pillit'u «tutu that they on-
]ltittt ih ('uilfosslnll.

lilac-limit l'vriilira With I’Iatoin.

BALTIMURE. April lb.—-.\ political quar-
rcl of lung Hlniitiillti bt'tthn Thomas
Weirh and William lawn-mo rmuitml in
tho alumilng oi thrcu mutt. The victims
nro Charla» Foss. shot through In" log;
Edward LilWl’l'lli'tl, leit groin; William
Lawroum. right. arm. Edward lawrcucc.
who is a brothur oi William. was wound.
all while attempting “l present the true»
etly. ,

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Johnson and Hunter to Meet.

NEW Volta, April l, .-—An agreement
has horn signed ior a notion oi menu lin—
twmtn llli‘ two 1erqu whwltufll. Johnson
and Hanger. that will wttlo imtweon them
the question of ciusmploushlp. Another
agreement wau signed for a non mllo team
taco bntwwa the Htmrne and Hpaldlug
it‘filllfl.

The Mandator- Rival Ia Active.

Wrratrzsnnmtx. l'a.. April le.--'l'he l’ro
donors and ltotinors' till mmpany will
start a Inigo intent of men today to extend
its pipe line from here to New York city.
The wnnpany now has a line horn here to
till City and is considered the ”Vim
sornpetitur of tho Htantiarrl Oil omnpauy.

ltarm Maoists" rm“ I'm
Mar‘e Mantra, V. .i.. April llaa
heavystorrn extinguisher! the forest fire
which had boon burning ior soveral days
between this place and lillvillnandlil-
wood Rental thousand mes of line tine
her were destroyed. andtholoes will reach

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three children. and n. s and loyears.
were burned to death. The husband was
possibly fatally burned

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