The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
AMY HELD FOR MURDER.
.xo,,r POUR INFO HANOVER TO GET
Ii LOOK At HIM

...,.. mat Hts Crime was . Brutal
49,. mt Says that He 10 Not . Brute
liar, tsas He Intrustea to tho Keeping
20. or His csptors that May Explasa
,.-..,ai Relations 20 His Victim.
u,,o>,n. N. H.. Aug. 2i.-The scenes in
..., ,h,s morning wore similar to those
hsu. .,.,sav afternoon after Amy. the MUIR
,. lad been brought to the Whselook
49,. Al An early hour teams began to pour
n 49,, the surrounding towns. and soon flllad
mmv in front OF tho hotel on Main and
MMs..oct streets. Tho sidewalks were lined
r,h nsople. and everybody was discussinG
-. Tn eody and the CAPTURE. and expressing
". w., ds.lre 10 see the man In the hotel who ID
Ia. an a,tentivsy cared for by the officials OF
~ .ocn became apparent that something
,,n.t bs done to quickly inform tho neiRhbor-
,.sIovus that Amy could not be seen to-day.
1ssordincly J. L. BridGeman. First Selectman.
.l,sd 10 telegraph operatora In dozen difisr-
A, placos to post tho following bulletin:
al IA useless TO come to Hanover expecting
"a sse Amy. Tho officials will not allow him
10 b seen to-day
close room to the upper story. 1t Is not likely
tA,t 10 will DO taken to Grafton county jail.
because Of It's insecurity and lack OF aecommo.
Sstiops for the wounded man.
Ivdss Samuel W. Cobb Of the police court.
,,,h Attorney Gsneral Barnard and Solicitor
Mitchell, accompanied by citizens went TO
Mmvs room in tho Wheelock House this
norulpe TO conduct tho preliminary examina-
No. N the murderer. as he was In no condition
"a bs taken to court.
Amy IN reply to Attorney-General Darnard's
questions % to how he felt. said that no had
md 10 sleep md had been in pain all night.
The complaint OF murder. which was In the
customary form. was signed BY N. A. Frost
and v,s read to Almy ~ he lay on his cot.
whoa asked to plead he hesitsted and said:
"Idoat know what to do" Then turning
toShsrif Foster, neighbor OF tho Wardens,
With whom he was wel acquainted. he in
CURED: What would you do, Henry"
"Idon't know. Frank" replied Foster.
Attorney. General Barnard then suggested
that II vas slwsya safe TO plead Not guilty"
ssd 10 that way his plea stands recorded. he
vaivsd examlpati and was committed with
out bail 1t was learned from tho physicians
that tho pain Of which Almy complained was
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iion bis wounds. Hithoaeh he did not sleep;
%psb xss ahnsS
Gsk w ,s'T pnny e ss s.! ' si
4. Srsi
10 further talk With Almy today he en-
gh.,tz;ss bic desire that people, sh.l! not rank
II know / committed . brutal murder.
tough that statement may appear: I. don't
~ms christie said she I loved =, mo; that had
May quslitts. she admired: but she added:
': a q: ' aid 81 p..S Sss ~
sssss.d.' an .uss tSss SsS sser. be.p 40
S ms:S s. tnp:nes We would have got along
asy 10 iste Hipys photoeraph. but tho light
mo.nips the Sheriff told him that : better one
s Ss ns .o sSd ss5s sa
.Thspsopls are anxious to learn the contents
s:ss: taS :aafs IN A% PSSss
Agricultural COLLEGE: Before Nj; Fuller
~ soeSr Mshs mad. sen an 'ns
a Sr e1
contains . personal statement Of his own.
: "a sou ia f E Hss .h ana sni
~ rather than surrender. Amy positively
ss sst hs 81 cT M r. a s
that they woul Id prove that Christie enter
Msined = much stronger sentiment i2r him
,n,n tho public here have been willing to
u Amy tells the truth those letters will
Wy I, an IN important part ~ the coming trial.
",hi ~, x. her sister from bern ar on
sn tia. ns ssn, 81 Gnsss
..id!os Almy excepting those q ifiendshlp
Tho psisonAl relations that sxisted between
over the cnrtnre Of the murderer begins 10
q: ~ y S ss "abie theme OF discussion on
O, G b, are nGt e. psrsGSn. some
hat thsIs we're closer relations bstwesn
;S Rs s sS:. sss H.; s s:s 81?
H. ~ IT.: 70 Rsss: that The he cy: :s
ssad that his ,dIssrpointment and bis long
,GIrooa!ng over 1t gradually led him to commit
Nc War'iIen. the father Of Christie. saw Amy
",,S.s 6e,t time this afternoon by permission
As Amy looked M and saw Mr.. Warden he
PPtI5 5dN feeling. although he suoke
~ ~, . n, Wards" began, 10 40, az, WIN
Ssd with he farm. bnt which had no
EH' n,u rslei anes 10 the great crime; Ip
~ moments the oflcer in charge had tho In
S SrWow terminated. rs Almy LeRan 10 grow
otTrvolis and Restless.
tv a1k than no did thts morning and has
,,msktI con-iderahly. He reiers Il eNueptly to
EssGrime whirii he committed aud shows no
sVNslion IN talking about II.
s-Nn0 ,tnggoslion or argument EwPryos him
ION MS statement that he never had any In
s svnuph aud certainly no wish t. do Christie
XIX marin. He said TO Sheriff Foster that be
s naa no exnoetatlon OF escaping the pen atty OF
ns sunT out that he asked for fair and i'm
Il y hoped that his capture will result In un-
nkslilnR the mystery OF his. ,ormsr u, Q. TGs
shrtts express great confidence that they
sdieu 20 able IN explain many hings connected
I'M mn .ns crime which have heretofore seemed
'"penstrable 70 ttem.
ne AikhtnIres Accuses or DestroyIpE .
Will.
cordslIa A. Martens. Nilfred !. Reinsch. Irsns
s'hsinsch. and Blanche Flynn have brought
~ action In the Supreme Court against Mr.
ThA II VI 49,