The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
NOTICE.
$500 reward and no questions asked for the
conviction of tho infamous person or persons,
male or FEMALE who painted red. white. and
'NAzRT Ne"
Another sign read:
NOTICE.
+: NO e'r' NO A'''a A.ryMt-

Mr.. Dll's counsel has attempted to bring out
sSs ss a IN
sp these signs and IL the othsr o6snoes 50 as
e chow their ss%ss By
he declined to ssy whether he was connected
was as on the Sisness stand for assrly. three
sSsW NJ sd D ssa%s srss t.
s seas III. Torrs s:iS that Sis oPpositiSn
% ses Of HIS son and the Souns
%sn il ths white cap" Il began long
Nj. TORY, told how the person had de- L.:
s1 a. sb %Sss. h y nsss Sd sm
SAID that he had resigned from the church On &C.
Bit tn the
the re ss @ ss ner e sad
bill at Stirling TOR a month when they were
hard up and said had spent much tad tme
thst TIE Ps "a sris b.
9 ths Sad Such hey 6ne
the girls was taken into the church and two
ss ae s s f pns %o aeS
from a man while he was drunk In their house;
MI t59 the one and
fore any trouble arose between the pastor and
HIN s'sa se et ns nas
manage to have intellectual and refined chill
'' Elder Joe! Bebont is one Of the Presbyters.
driving from Morristown. to Stirling with Mr..
Of III nepnte lis Sesits t" tRem
Miss Ella Halliday, on account Of illness.
was unable to to the PrssbytsEy as q, wit
house. s; She said Mr.. Dill had recounted to her.
| how. when on one occasion. when he was Ill
to his room and made Improper proposals, to
| him.. Hc lad repeated experiences OF his
which Ehs hs1fa Il IF hs
statement that her sister, Miss Carrie Halli-
ses EaH b to who succeeded
to BE- af Rsstdl +
Ssss At T stirliss sss Estss p B
Dc w sSa to With this case
feet She i Hss ka ioTs o wit.
and others Coming here that she be;
S{SSias;s $.v Ssii oTa IL;
lnH she has lain out on the ground
back Of the barn. She makes charges ngainsl
s shs Is not IN her right mind She speaks
giving me this property by will. hut no will she
would make could stand. as she Is not capable
| Of transacting business.
Some time afterward Mr.. Dill called on Dr.
Hol!ipgshead. End: sh;9ewtns him paper said
why, Miss Boyle's house."
| According to the testimony Of Mr.. Nichwitz
| Mr.. Dill said that Miss Boyle OF her own fret
will had decided to him her house. 90,
| have a peculiar way with women" AT thu
| White Cap trial Miss Boyle testified that she
did not understand the nature OF the deco
which, she had made e the pastor sh'
WAS to have it when she died.
Miss Matte Cooper's statement was alst
taken In writing. because she was unable t
| attend the trial on account Of illness, Her ties
t%ony Is devoted nripcEsy II the co sSSSstls,
regard to this Is said to have been taken NOR
seriously to. heart than any other offenc
charged against him; . 4, 81,
M orr A!eh nssns SH was ios n
Years an elder in the Stirling church.. Fo
some time he was known while In stirling
be mentally unbalanced. and among othe
things he did was TO- pay attentions to n
Young women OF the town. He would max
nppOntments with them to go walkin
| or driving with him Mt night. On one occaso
lie asked Miss Ada Leonard TO 60 to churc
with him on a week day night Miss Le,o,nnro
sister and Elsie Leonard followed u some dis
and Constable Hay OF Stirling were intorne
0 %.,t Mda outside 81 the church IN hiding. tn
j church Was dark when M. Cooper ana liz