, 1879-03-15
- sho Fed Mn. on Liver and Hit
'" Him with Lilters.
,.,,.d him Dal Names, and Drove Him
' Out In tho Calil.
e,.t the Folks at Arlington Heights
W. Think Of tho Affair.
; :. Charge Of Poisoning Doubtless
Amounts to Nothing.

,.,,k In that IttIc euourD u AnHlAthARplJ
l@ p.n.t lie frail susannah, the voting vito OF
I'D man whom sh0 Is ncc,iaed Of starving
= =, no,.o,,1ur out Of tic world. 1t mny 10 very
nmt,1f. II not absolutely Impossible, to prove
- ro,touur., but Of tho starvation anl tho
y ~. ihrrs car, hardly be doubt, II tic atatc.
t..t. made to the reporter arc true, and the
~, iodlcuatlon Is rot TO b0 appcnscd until
H. s.a,n lJn,,cFhill's death has been atoncd for,
go *, It cau DC at the hninls of tbs law, by
y. n,olshmcus of his possluly false and cer-
!,1, not very fair wffe.
ma early morning train yesterday on tho
sa,thve,tern Road had on board, among others,
y, Wilson, the attorney for the prosecution,
,,,t,d by tic burly form Of Col. Tom Shirley,
IN had conc into tho case as his nslylscr. The
.nr,ote,et,t newspaper man chartered section
:ns them In the smoklog-car, und accompanied
,,.n to their destination. Tho casa had been
,utIputd before Justice Dunton until the 14t'l,
,nathe two lawyers were evidently wondering
M. hsd hccome Of the prisoner nllll bis cour-
Il Nr Woodbridge, nelt'icr of whom appeared
Il ne Depot at the hnrr OF starting. A funeral
,tsout corpsa could TO- have , eecn Inc, more H.
Tlep'''jI me Journey mad 10 bo performed
.'Nbont 'HNIb them. There mas q fant
sana sss that they might take tho
i,trr trafn,-nt 10 o'elock,-and on nErfv!nE. ut
i,nurton, q short consultation was held be-
iI.tu The lawyers n1,d Justlee Dunton, with
,tout halt the town for an audience, at which It
ia decided TO allow them that much grace.
H. ifan cane, but the wanted ones waru not
hboarl, 10. It did nut stOn,-as 1t does when
srssop kequ!res,-but wh,zzed past like tho
rnrH TuEnH WAS TALK,-
.t.1 A,-1 H.. III
Finn rave it olit tllat Mr. Woodbridge had
nomlsel to havo his client on llnts'l, a1,tl tho
r,pulept old Colonel gayc vent TO some Domo.
trttIc Bptttcring ut his brother lawyers null
i,pearaucc. Possibly Blum ought to llaso seen
XXI ebc was there. But something nlt1at he
done. The case was continued tllt the 14tll.
nd the!c was iust suspicion TINT, II apncar.
lase1: wcro not ontcrca, tho willy Wood
kddgs would like nothing better than
t1IaT on tho r!rtuo Of writ Of habcas corpub
IA Ameans Of getting Sl.sannall ont OF dutcss,
IL The Colonol expressed 1t. thcy were IN bntl
10 lend Blum into tho city OIL tho l o'clock
fright, hare him grab the prisoner, nlH' then
t,hg her out on tho evening train, md 20 On
1HhtIe preliminary examination or nllow All
other continuance. IT was Thought, even In
th]s. .e,,e, ,llat slr. Woodbridge would interfere
,st .ssnsfcr from tho jail 10 Arlington Heights
Bit there wns way Of getting around this md
uerentng the prisoners talking any advantage
of lhe LAWS failusu to produce her.
nimelE bv having her. iudorre tho GER
tifcate, shoull thesu be such q. doc
oaeat ant ~ tus means M,.ustss TT ~
Ieann u net psescnt ahxou.sa,S h, Gai., ~
continued Blum toats It all In, alti jumped On
he incoming freight, prepared to bring hack
nt prisoner nr khow tne .eason Mny. uu!uI'
atlte'{ thc nillaeo OF Aritnstoh tdese9te '.aot
HHto Eye "itno4l 3 te!set"pn o!iSG, su u!ts
s Sat!ns la"yctg, m, Mero s!n'g & ro'Gm ,,no ~ ~
g i.t,s,s G,ack' "a'ea -oouio 90 no eoF'e' ''a"o
0Gess' 49,, s.. .h
lae reporter LOOK aa'aHtaEou VI tne ogpo!
aa!.! mus altofaea 70 intssv'cm wv NV W 's.,S ad
saa'Ioah conimuhlts' OF fathee paft W VI "'io
s's'oztunate III andtns
pR. JAMES II. HAWKS,
1ho was old man lIudcrhfll's physician, nnt1
tbo readily Welded 10 fhu rcporters reGucst to
TIL Ill he knew ntout the case,
The Old Doctor began by saving TINT Mrs
CraethllI cefuo to Arlington atout tyo YEAR
70 sni went to live with Ler nunt, Mis-. David
!3llutd sNo couldn't ho 1nnro than ~, Al
lhat tiule old Mrs, Uu]crtIll was living, mn
iaat wa ILL., B,c lad II ee,yrd puralytic sl.ock
md nobody expected Eur 10 lust long. Some
iii man askr,i Mrs. Johnso,, to let tic Riri. wht
~ very "hardy,n come to TIC houso fof ttuI
purpose. shs d}.l 90, and tl,c etri entered upor
ksrlutIcs "a nurse, AZ the sequel Will show, eh,
amo to stay. The old Indy fingered
lev days anu then died. Soon afterwards tn
fitl hcQan to talk about leaving. To he
tsase oI hot,or tt woui.lt,'t do to stay with th
I'D man nuw Tint his wife was dead. AZ til
Doctor descr'LcJ It, tlr old gentleman u(e]t d
L Eteyr1yt,iuu was ail ro{ug c0ncavc.ltkc md die
ovanIied us It Worc,1 aid llo wanted hcr /,
Hat. She had looked after hls wnnts, md. whcI