11
In The South 11111.- 2
"walk i‘rust Com-
pany! Building.
11111111111 12311
1
Norwaik Aerie, No. 588,
Order of Eagles will 11111111 this even
1 1111;.
Dr. William J 'lraccy of West arc--
hue, spout yestclday in New YorkE
1
l1rni.11rnal '
1 No other aid to
Ila, Alum
oitv on busincau.
\Vork was 111111111111111'1111 on the CXyE
cavatlou 111 the. collar 1111' Adolph \V'. E
lltfoyi‘uss' new residence; in Gibson:
(lotEu't. E
'l‘l1c work of crocting. the framc 111E
11x .\l11,\'o1' All-1'11 Al. i’olilman's 111'11'3
lmuuc. 111 tiibsua (Mart, was 11111111111111»I
0d 1111111111111); E
011011 11111111 1l1c postman stnggci'aE
ulnar. undcr :1 111.111 01‘ monthly 141111ch
meats which .1ch11 1.1 min; grici‘ toI
11111 rccipicuts.
Miss 11215111 K11111--s_
1.1111111111111011 iricuda
111‘ l? l"lm sltotl.
by all.
N111} muticls in drum 1111.! 1111111111
nwd Hats. (lrticr work gi 1111 sp111'l'1l
11111111111111, 1.1111111 stamps 1.1111111. At
Mia's Spcliicy'a,
Ausclnbly.
i
Quecn Victoria .\‘0- i
{will hold a rcgulitaiaaciing in. hiysiloI
"Y‘lminl l1:.1il this 1fi'11fi1111,hipuuaat
business 11111 1111 ttnuaatt'etl and liar-1
will ho initiation All moinbcrs arr:
1‘111jtlealt1d to bc prcscnl.
«» ~-—~-- E
"11111 \‘1111111111 111111111 will l1c l11- M in'
11111 Town hominid) ilall this 111:11'.
11111-111111: (11 llit‘ fact that ti'.11 1‘111'1111-1
place 01‘ holding the dauccs
wood'a hull 111121 11011'l111111 1111111-1211d to
.1' thcatlc.
l.r 1th
\‘ihccni Aprca. ihc \V'att‘t‘ alrcct
l1arl11'r.1111'1111r oi "ilimn-Erbcll" who
has 11 Hawaii or 2:!11 l~i had an offer
from i.i1'111'.\'man ward. of High alrect
1111- oti1c1' day to 1111111 his co'i against,
"Iiinucrhcll" for a purnt1 of $100. The
latter called off the race later how.
over, ’
'r111111111 1111111111 1111-1111 S. Murray 1111111
up a 1'111' l’rom the1 Blair 01‘ Washing-
ton, yesterday. which had no front
marker. 'i‘luey procurcd 11 tcutporury
out: at iaickwood'a 11111111111, rcpnrtinu
,1!) the 1111115111 that in iilt‘if‘ 11111111 but
one in roqulrcd. Thin was 'i‘raiilc (lift.
oer Murray's laut official act. for ho
was repiaccd its truthc. oillccr today
by Office-1' '1‘. .l. Dornoy.
‘..
Wabhintttun Camp. No, 11, Patriotic
tlrdorof 801111 of America. hold 11
1111111111111, laut owning, at which time
routine 11111tt111'a woro counidcrcd.
Plano 11'111'11 111111111 for the boat lflt‘t‘llnll.
at “'ilii'll tlmc fitting exert-lacs will
in! hold. dcdicatiug the now bull in
thc South Norwalk Trust Company.
it in cxpnctcd that tho grand oilit'ora
will lit-411111111111 on thin occasion.
t1‘r11tlt1ricl1 Holly and Edward Wood.
of Vuadcrhoof and Company. ara‘ f‘iv-
dirt in tishinu. According to the latest
huiiotin from tho shop lioliy 411111 150
front. fish to hia crodlt and '15 amolt
whiio Wood has 125 frost and 85 small.
{They oxpcctod to Eraco to o finish in
.tho filming deal. now that they have
station, and their follow amniotic“
n- putting grout odds on Wood, al-
«though ho is alroady low man. ' .
~Cail and mo Taylor 1ft Golden‘s
7 my real rotate, and insurance office in
Tho South Nurwaik Trust Co.‘ a build
insI. 'I‘ola’phone 1230.
11111111511111.1111. have tmn made by
E Uncut ’i'rlhe, No. 26. l. 0.31. M.. for
the outcrtninmeai or the Hon. George
Elli. Green. of iiirminsion, 111.12, past
great lacohonoo and the lion. Carl
1111111111 of llriditcnori. who in mind to
acid treat incohonoo. at a
11mm. to he hold ‘011 the riot inst.
31-1111 affair will mascara up to a high
.ltaadttrd, Ian as to“ no in proportion to
.tl11-
Elu rcvclniions it prnvcd N1 in-
. 111:111111'111 (it-111 111 'i‘.
1:: North Main St. E
'l‘hc 111111111 will 11111111 tin-E
.I,‘
taco great. no other agent so
useful and curtain in tuition ,
delicious, wholesome? foods .
, . laud .lamas Cursialra. at the Hotel Bel»
me only Bakmg POWder moat 111 New York, in the early part
. . i of May. 1910. he said that he recoi-
M in" ' \ lccted tho affair and those who were
it present.
Royal Grape cram 0f TM 1‘) lie was asked if the discussion at
it‘ll Etna conference wan about Ferguson's
xi. :attuntlons to his daughter.
I 1
lo Um Phosphor” ‘ '11
"I always Eadtnir ,tha way be dressed.
' i think ho 1“ 1111111 11111111111111 man 1
mar saw." “ ' it"
Physician’s Latter.
At tho conclusion of tho examina-
tion or Mrs. Ell‘orsnsou. the that mat-1
tor taken up in tho 11111111110011 was the
offering of a latitar from Dr. J H.
Manner. . in 111111111 he ordered Mrs.
Ferguson to havé as much outdor lift
as possible on account of her health.
and to live outdoors. -
Ean expectant state When the defense
called M. H. Taylor-'10 the stand. He
is tho father of Dorothy Taylor. who"
name has boon, dragged into the case.
a Ponnsyivanis millionaire. former
president of the ‘Plttsburs Coal cont-
puny, the largest soft coal company
in existence. One of the first ques-
tions asked him want if 111‘, was not an
i . unwilling witness.
“Yes. and no. i am not here
suppress any bots."
1' in answer to questions by Att‘or-
ii} any Rogers he said he had known Mr.
1 Ferguson about five years. in regard
1:. 'toEa coaiorcndeI that occurred between
himacli. his son George. Mrull'crguIM
tho housewifa to
This watt objectcd to. A lengthy
7 II diacuaaion followed. in which it came
714 out that Mr. Ferguson wrote a itattco'J
.é‘firgtgfl ’.Iviutftz“ to Mr. Taylor, and it was the lcitcr
that brought about tl111 conference.
111118. rtnousou 11 11an
WITNESS 111 011111
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(C‘ontinucd from 111111 Page) E
W“ l
imprupcr character. The atatzumcnitt
in 1i1111'111111 will i111 l111111d today. 1
3111. l"1'-'1'w 11111111 was 1111 11111 stand
nminr purl oi 1'1111 dztt and tund1.1
'111 111111115 ting ultucas as M111 wan
at 11 liziilowcctt‘“1“...” 11111111. mm at 111111121 .1 bit tart abilc in nonliw'c attlrc
3"“i-‘1EEE‘E 11'1\(11i11 '“E ““ ”“E'E‘ “”“Elu ili'l 11111111011 11111111'ti111lti'1111 1"‘1111111 ""E‘El “‘“E 1‘EE‘E “E"E“EEEEE‘~ E“ “"E" ”‘
it most dclluhll‘ul 1111111 11':1< “”EEE-‘EE‘EEicyaminuiiou 111“
.lttorucy (.‘tllllllliilgfi..
onc 111E
:tl111 boat 1111111 oi the 111111. E
E l' 11111 in tho cruca oxalitiiuttinn tho
tlraha: n :1 1111111»
'l hr '11 was an 11111111111111
but it 111114 11111 aliowcd.
that
i
t1_1 11111111 up,
raluctl.
E "311.11 "Manson admitted
111.11lhcard 111' it.
“That 1111 mu: an 'indian'.’ 1
”511 i understand that in, his iuiht-r
ans Scotch 111'11'11111 and that his hurtli-
E'ct was 1111 indlau.' This matter it. at
0.111111 11111 1111111 i‘ci‘c .‘it‘i’i‘lllliti, ihc
\‘1-11' \‘111'11 photographor took his par
'11'111111 Some pooplc 11'1-ro wry much
annuiahcd at 11111 irncc of tho lndi.11I1
aim
i
“up .Il1i11od 1111 aliou'n in the face of tlic.
pm"11nit.
\ira, Ferguson admitch that
1-11111'11111111'istlc. altnwcd plalucr in
and
tho
liarac photograph that aim had in hot"
Ebcdrooin. and although 111111 was
1101'
road at it aim was intorcatcd in tho
man Tho photograph brought r-iocollec
tioua of tho camp to her. '
l
8111. Didn't Have To. 1
Who" halted if shu had plfillll‘el of:
other guides witness replied that alto;
bad 110t-shc didn't have to. Some of
his pictures she had in her bedroom.
at the Hotci Webster. E
When asked if she ever talked ioE
(irahnm about his lntiian blood. wit-E
nuns replied that she had and that "1111,
did not 1111an particularly proud of it";
”Were you?“ E ‘E
.1“rhy‘ 3'03;
mo."
vllcing iod back to the picture attain
wituoaa stated that Graham‘s picture
was first soul to hor at Mt. Kiaro.
She had shipped it back'to the 110th
Webstor.
"What. in?“
”tilt. aomo voodoo thing."
"Ah. you prooorvod it?"
Mrs. Ferguson bristlad up when aha
blurtud out:
alcohol."
it greatly interested
Camp Costly.
Mrs. Ferguson was then aakod
about the years limit-til, when pro-
vioua toaiimony showed that in those
yearn alto wan hard around for monoy.
Thin she admitted was a fact. and that.
she had to .dispoao of sumo jewelry
and sonic furs to raise money, and
1111111 also got some money from her
mother. However, .1111 admitted that
immodictaiy after setting tho mortar
aha purchased a camp outfit for
$3,800: also that during that season
at camp the 111111111 “.500. That
amount. 1111c captained, was mail
compared with other camp canons“.
as it avurassd nrovioualy 00,000.
it was necessary to nurohaao tho
new comp outilt. she explained, as
Mr. 311111111111. at tho lat; Kisco‘ noun.
11111111111111 to 1111111 over to nor 11
Foam 111.111.111.11. and so she had to
11111111 11. and: ‘i'.
as 1111611111 1 ...E on Mr. rud-
11111-112111 not to 111 Graham to
have m1" E ”E
"i ir’adw 1 111111111111 11131? that and
11111111111111“ to 11:11:10»:an
.1111: M5,,W”
_ was
i Graham
'l111ca111111 11hr: watt
11‘ 1111111111 that 1111 did 11111 loro.hcr.
11111 11111111111"
"i did not put it away in E
Attorney A. i.. Shlpmnn for thc plain~l
probably iruo that more 1111111 1" (101‘ tiff 3"“ ”it" 111‘ W88 Willing to haw-1‘
ca1"..idgc1.1 and sheila outcrcd. lint it E' ”‘9 Em" intrmiuccd. TEE‘m‘E‘E’E’" At-E
not “1119 lillli {the 33119 Georg“ lOi‘ilt‘)’ Rogers askcd fiii‘ liii‘ i0llt,‘f‘.E
11.111111 bianthc in ordering tint thin 111111 also abjectcd 111 by 111111
with Graham who" doi'cnao. 11111111111111 it would opcn a flcid;
I‘litfli tbr1 plaintiff had not touchcd
:lhc 1111111 admittcd that in the par E11111)", “EE‘E ”E'E’ ”WE ‘EEE‘ not ”“0 to!
(1111111111 11113111 war: II lillll‘ of 11111 Mm”. druu in 11111 11111111111: 11f 1111111111111 parilca. :
1111 (llhhnm ii: if Hm $7.110 and 11"" the 111111111 111111 all tho Inttnrnuts had
tiilicm- uafciv 11111111: aiattd that tho) had not $111111 ilic l11t .
"1:11 11111 1'1111111'1121111' at 11111 titnc in EU" '
11111111 11111111 11111 11111 :1.11'.1'~ 1.11 1111' “11.-;1i “‘EE'E'“ "E “WM" Em“ ‘E' ‘E‘EE“E‘E“ E“:
in “In“ of 11:11 111111111l151111 lw 111l1l tho 111ml tha ’
thc 1111'1r 1111.1 t't111i‘11icntinl in itx 11a
fare and that hc would not offer it
tic m‘ticrcd.
G1 raimm, you tott- tour clothing in
ant-h a war as 111 111111111111 touracli?” ""“W‘” ”mum to "1‘ ”'0 "‘E‘mEE' ,
‘t‘trtninly, i did 11111." came llilt‘iiE 'EmEii“ ”WEE“ M'Ett‘d in 121-11 tltc 11111111
'1l11- sharp nuawvr Elmfm'c 111111111111: 11111111 1111 111'1151111111111111
1“ .11 l"1'1u11.11ujt' ‘iu li1,1 1111111. Wbcu be had road it
he attitctl Attoruct iiogcra what i111
wantcd to prom ‘-_1 it 'l‘iw aliorncy
1111111 hc dc'ahcd in show bad faith 1111
Elite pan of tho plaintiff in briauitu
tho, null; 11lmt11;ijuw 1111 11-i1uiidtabilitt
.1111 1111- crass l1i.i
E"ll1c 11111111; 11 ‘1ich was datcd “111' l
l'lltl 111111 allnncd tn catcr ”1111111111 tn
11111111 .1 141.111- uf mind on tho 1111111111?
:1111111111111 111.1 and faith on his part
1\\llii‘il had :111 ultimatc purptw1 in
.1111111'. Thu 311111' was not road out
matrimoniaiEE01"! 11 11.11,. 111'1ti1'1-1i that M11111 tiw
trunblca :1r(- trifling." was lilt." upturn. 111111111111 Was 1111ka tht1 accund ilmc
'lnic'unsurr. Thou Ithn 1111110 clet'criynhout t-ho coal‘omuoc. in whirh ho
added that there were limos Ewhcu “M11 ”"11 ll W115 uullc lcnitth). hr Ma:-
141111 111111 1111111111 to complain of hlaIt'tl that it was livid at tho \V‘aldort
drinking and his failurt.1 to pay hlsI Hotel. 1
bills Shut complained pnt'uuthoticnlly,‘ Saw Nothing improper.
that aha was ambitions for him. but; (‘aiob Block. of 1111111110111.amployod'i
Ef‘erl‘mw" ““5 ““EnE‘EE- EE" "0"" at tho Motor uoika. testified that in
brought men to the bonnet. 'Whou 111111
had guests hc never did anything to
entertain thcm.
“Wasnt ho incrnsed to think that
you was so ambitious?"
"i do not remember that 1111 over
waa‘
"Another source of discord was
that your husband obijctod'to con-
duct and behavior of certain mem-
horn of your family?" .
01thth to and allowed.
"Did your husband protect spinal
tho bohavior of a certain mambor or
your fatally—~11. womaomln Stamford
that was distressing to a family that
was thoughtful of ill! reputation?"
Judao Curtis askad the witness to
rcply either you or no.
Witnoaa said that aha could not say
you or no.
. Dress Nit Party.
Thou Attorney (Summing: directed
her attention to tho dross suit part.
in in 11'. 11111-
I‘f l11'-'1 tlrst 11.111 1111
lipiia, :itiiiliilt1tl
with l1t11 hunltn qccurmd in (‘ull
111111111 in “1117. 1'11. who 11111111111) 11111»
l‘t-tll3
‘ilutiI you 11111 iroubh- with him bc
‘Tioi‘e’ 1 .
l'AHli‘iit .11 11111; 111' in which
111-1 triatml 1111- 1%111111 as lriiiluy
",11l1 11111 tli‘ialt' iamllr 111111abl111~11
1
alw
Complainod of His Drinking.
"I don't think any
i
was at tho camp in Maine in 111011-711 1
wiict'c 1111 had chargc of a pow'cx boat. 1
During thou- cannons be «old that ho '
.not'or saw amusing improper 11111111111111;
Graham and Mrs, Ferguson. H11 and
his wifo had 11111-111 10111111111, and
when hia wife was not there he tontcd
and mingled with tho auidos. Ho also
stated that be war at the camp in tho
comm of 1909. when 1111 was «at
thorn by Mr. Ferguson. 1111 1111111 Mrs.
Ferguson and uranium every day, and
out nothing improper in their he-
harior. lt11 11m. 11111 camp throo days
otter lilo-11. Ferguson and Graham wont
o! to their individual camp.
011111. 1.1.111
'Waltor Adm, a New York private
dotectlvc. toatihed that no waa not up
to Maine. iaat dontombor. to film
(loom Graham. and incldonlaiiy to
find out nomothlnl about Harry John
son and Alum-t and (iocrao 01111111111.
Ho testified that ha wan novor chin to
at Stamford. and what 111111111111 did. not Graham and rotated than may
3E“ “Ed "1“ ‘10 '" “MW places ho huntaii for him. it. did
thorn to tell fortunes. After that howovor. moot IM". 0...... lb.
1111111 all want into the library and aha
did not know what they did. as she
ramalnod in tho haltuay.
"As a matter of fact. waan't it n
riotous proceeding-«playing laid. and
sonic ' 1'11 tho darn—throwing ono
mtoatwa Woman, 111 the bath tub full
of water. loading to acaadalous hii- This “amount was Will“ and an.
arity that 1111111. «ports ”not out about mm“, , ‘
it; that, than worn commit“ mm ~ .1. Willis 1111111111. of amount 11111111
11111 manta tits (ottoman album tin. an... m'optiflior of tho "tour:
that malt-a la tits dictum or 11110 on: annoy” 11111 1100110111011. 11111111111
or than?" that as am auras 011m and
Thai witnsss ianshcd out loud tilt!!! 111111 dim. Wham their about “II
aha 1111111111 “tint can of the“ film dopositlon 0mm trad toads about in.
motion“ button ' son. and noon and in. mm
Homo commit-E. 1111111111 9.11% 111111111 11111 1111 11 aw- 1111. 111111 1111 11111111
his (act that on mucosa of palm “gm.“ WWW
saamad-arahausnmaatfitl 91111111111 lotto “.de
parrot 511111136" ‘ Oi" salad ‘ ”l y.
III I. ,
guide. and got a confusion from bits
that its n‘utdo a 11111101111111: at Baum
mastoid; Mu. Mason which no
all 11 no. and tho mason ho did it was
bananas Hrs. “motion and him I320.
Mr. 0111111111 attain a claimant to that
clout. which was signed by Duns.
8. 31111111.,toaI 1.1111111 1 E E1 The laid halibut!“
cm W station was militia
on pain: «lama about her onto
rims: at Moot Budd‘s of pajama
and stilt shirts 11110 was «111111 1111111
tarmmmmmwm.
1.”,
The spectatora in the court were in 1
My for chest and
throat E 1111191111 It quickly ,
relieves congestion and in-
1, damnation. A to»: drop: »
" in water used no a gargic is ..
antiseptic and healing.
list-dam
" t have and stand“ on for
pan and can tuttiyto a wonderful
, matey. than and him-militant
l1 and damnation and
is can can it gun IMIIIII' nihi."
RIBECCA JANI iSAACS
Lucy. My.
is excellent for sprains and
bruises. It stops the pain
at once and reduces swell~
lug very quickly.
Sold by all dealers.
P1400. 2’00, MI, ’10”
E
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1111 norm
((‘ontlnucd from First Page.)
A. 91111111111111 it: t‘. '11 11111111 lot criminal
1111111 ailcr licurlu; 1111>r11 than 30 w~ilt
11111111115 dut'lnu four do} a" consideration
111‘ tho 1:11'1'1'1111111111‘11 1n 11. it is uudcr
111111111 that tho 11r1.1:: arc unanimous
,in unicrin: tin: 1111iic.t11111nt
ii) 11111 rctluuing of this 111111 bill
It 111 11101-15111 of landing a ianrmg in
film municipal 111111'1
mounmiiuu with this 311111111 pt'tlctwtllill
”11' obviated. ln
iii-1'. Mr. llit‘llcsnu appcarcd in tho
low-r1'111:1‘t§1-rtt11'11113. that having
iwctl tlic ditto 11111 following ilit-l ui‘l‘ciil.‘
u wot-it 111.11) i‘tidat'. 11111 the 0380 was
('Ulililillt‘ii formally without action and
tl111 t'it1l‘i:)'lliliil takcn latch to jail im-
utmllutciy. "It a coincidence. 511.1111-
daIt' had iii't'f‘. hard sorcrai months
ago for H111 marriauc of Mr. ltichoaon
'uud Mia." \Eitllt'i I-denuds. of Brook-
llnc. it was to l1111'11 harm a Hallow-
11‘1111 wedding.
Haggard and Pain. E
$omowhnt haggard and palt1 after
it 1111.111 of incarceration in the1 C‘hallos
:ircct jail, the minister stood in the
dock with a acorn of other prisoucra
ililll morning and board his cast: con-
tinued to November 7.
thou,1 in tho court room. His clothes,
hual looaely about him. as if he had
loot weight.
' Warrant urvod Today.
lint tho raven black hair was
combed in tho 11am. neat way which
assisted in giving Mr. Richoson the
distinguished sir ovoryvrhoro roast-lt-
cd prior to his amt. Tho 011th
court prooosdinaa lured loss than two
111111qu and in is“ than half an‘ hour
the prionaor m bank in his call at
tho Charles oirooi Jail. it is under
stood that tho indictment warrant will
be curved upon him at tho jail tumor»
row. liia ulna to tho charge will not
he mado boforc Thursday. probably.
Tho indictment. which is Ilid to be
almoat unions in tht1 annals of him
aohnsotu homicldu in which unima-
ia; has now, is of tho mil-d
1011111111“ typo. tho an manta bath:
1111 would uto'pémit 1.11111 introduc-
tion or cud-nos by the MM! as
to any of tho scrotal mitotic it?
which tho noiaon may as" ma non-
mod to ill. dud aid.
11 Watch! Wait!
as 11011de tho Mm indicates
that tho moment in without
blow to load that poison to in“
Hammond is annuals also-u to
I111 mot 11111111 in which 111thI Mm
was rattan.
tactical laminar him. who no»
1111111416 tint autom a the body. trawl
11111 offset at rot-16a ‘ 11h: throat
columnist-trim
it “tarmac-ant hora
Wffllois ' ,
11111111111111
5111:9111 atom
99c .91. 4,5 '
E32. 25
'E0
Prices from 37.98 to 325.00.
'and of his Imalioe aforothought,
DOIpith tboE
fact that he wore tho aunt1 ministerial E
garb in which he appeared before lnE
11ourt.b0 was scarcoiv recouniaed byI‘
rat-Wammamttm
W»
make and asaault and give, to some
way and manner to the jurors un-
known, a large quantity of a certain
. doadly poison. called cyanide of po-
tassium, wall knowing the same to be
a deadly poison, with the intent that
the said Linneii would take and awai-
iow down the name"- into her, body,
and that the said Linneil did take and
swallow down the same into her body
1 the cyanidé of potassium so given,
the said Hamil not knowing the same
to be a deadly poison; by means
whereof the 11an Linneli became mor-
tally sick and diatompored ,in her
body; of which said poison, so given
by said Richeaon, the said Linncll
died. .
“And so the jurors aforesaid, on
their oath. do any that the said Richie-
aon, in- manner and form aforesaid,
tho said Linnell feloniously. wilfully
did
poison, kill and murder."
ETbe accond and third counts follow
,tho some form. except that the second
icount alleges that Richenon "did send
and convey" the poison "in 3011111,
manner and way unknown,“ and the
third alleges that Richcaon caused
E1l111 poison to 1111‘ taken and swallowed
.l1_1 said i.lnucIll iii-51111111 way and
n1unn11r 1111111101111
’l‘ht1 ioutth count takes up another
phase of the matter going on to any
that Ric l1c~10n gave Miss llinnell the
poison. pit-11111111115: to her that it was
a incliicinal prcpdrntiou whith would
overcome her pregnant condition.
said lliclicson \ycii knowing the name
‘not to 1111 such a medicinal prepara-
111111 but well knowing it to be a timid-
l_\ poison'
'ihc fifth count is practically like
the otlicr, but closer! than:
"Tho jurors further say that all
counts in this lntlictmontare differ-
cnt descriptions of the samc act.
The lndictlucut is 11111111111 by t‘harlcs
(lanc, 1111111111111“. and by Assistant Dis»
trict Attorney Michael .l. Dwycr.
Shortly after the grand jury had
111111111 its report ilintrlct Attorney i‘11l-
laticr, who hast dir‘ccted thc prcs‘enta-
tlon of 11111 cridcnro. said that ho ho-
iict'cs thc urnud jury was fuliy_11'nr-
ranted in finding an indictment.
"W11 called many witnesses whoao
ic'atlmon) was of a nature to give the
grand jurors an opportunity to weighI
points for and againat tin.1 dohmne.‘
'Thc inmatigatiou was as thorough as
possible," tht,1 district attorney said.
Witt Resign.
Attorney Dunbar, counsel for Rich-
osou. dcciincd to comment on the
grand jury's action. it has been on-
de’rsiood that Mr. punbar has in his
keeping the resignation of Mr. Riche
Ion an pastor of lmmsnuol Church to
be presented to the church in the
event of the grand jury'a returning a
true bill. hir. Richosoa requested tho
conarogation to withhold any action
on the matter until the grand iury
noportod. and the church last Friday
night voted to grant his requoat. Mr.
Dunbar would not say tonight wheth-
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er the pastor would resign. The next E
meeting of the church is scheduled
.for Friday night next.
The date of Mr.‘Rlcheaon's trial is
still tentatively set for early in .ianu—
ary. but neither the district attorney
nor Attorney Dunbar would say to-
night whether an agreement had been
finally reached in the matter. li‘w‘ha
reported this evening that Attorney
John 1. Lee, of Lynchburg, V11, a
prominent criminal lawt'cr 1n the
south, was on his way here to confer
with the attorneys for thc defense in
connection with an offer of a retainer.
4‘ Running Down Rumor.
111.KNNIS,IMass., Nov, 1.-0ne of
the reasons for the unexpected visit.
of AasistatrtrDiatrict Attorney Lavciie
and Police Captain Armstrong 01' Bos-
ton and a stcnographer to iivnnnia-
pmt ysc te1dav in connection with the
investigation of murder of Avis Lin-
tzell. is said to have been to verify
the statement of a former Hyannis
girl. now employed in a Boston store.
to the client that she‘aaw Avis and the
itev. Richeaon together on Saturday,
October 11. the day of the girl‘s death.
The Boston girl told tho 110111-11 and the
grand jury. it is undoi'smod, that upon
the day she saw the clergyman and
Miss Linucll pass the store and that 'as
few minutes later a friend from
i1l_1'annia went into the store. she 1'81-
mnrked on the. incident. The officers
yesterday are said to have visited the
i-iyannis friend to confirm the latter
part of the statement.
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MISS JESSE ENTERIAINS.
Miss Amelia Jesse of Franklin street
entertained a party of hcr youthful
fricnds, last, evening, at a i'lnliowe‘en
party. The affair was a happy one
throughout and iht‘ hostess proved her~
soil a charming entertainer. Hallow-
c1‘1111 games were played and the lit-
tlc folks. latuscd with the real spirit
of 11111 occasion. ,iolncd in the fun with
a nest that was good and whiled the
hours of the evening away so quickly
that going home time arrived all too
soon. ,
ltcfwshnienta were served and when
the guests departed they joined in con-
gratulating Miss Jesse upon her abili-
ty as a hostess.
MERRY HALLOWE'EN PARTY.
A merry iiallowo'en party was held
at the helm ot Charles F. Green. of
High street, Smith Norwnik last oven-
ing. The affair was given to the
grown-ups and from all accounts they
constituted themselves young again
and made merry throughout the entire
evening. Games were played, music
enjoyed and refreshments served.
HALLOWEEN PARTV lN CANNONB.
Tho members of tho Cannon Sta-
tion Epworth League enjoyed a happy
time at the ilallowc'on party. last «01
hing. There were any quantity of
ghosts in evidence, who addod the ,
mystery which is always the principal
feature of such occasions.
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