The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-09

fwere met and told that Bill Dalton
had been killed. Mrs. Dalton ct first
discIaimed any knowledge of Dalton
er what was meant, but in q few mO-
ments she broke completely down.
and in . fit of weeping, ssid she was
Mrs. Dalton, aud in pitecus cries be-
moaned the death of her husband.
Her grief was most affecting when
the wagon bearing the corpse came
up. She was placed in the buggy
aud returned to the city, going di-
rectly to Undertaken Appollas' estab-
lishment, where she ordered his body
embalmed and prepared in the very
best style for shipment A curious
crowd surrounded the place to get
1 glimpse OF her. The ArdmUreite re-
porter approached her but Eer lips
were sealed against an interview.
The only thing she would say was,
l"All l want il to be left alone in my
grief" In few moments the corpse
was driven up and fully 1000 people
pushed aud jammed in and around
the building so that it was almost
impossible to get inside with the re-
mains. The reporter was there, and
Tor the first time in life, beheld what
was left of a real train and bank rob-
Der. The dead man was placed on .
) stretcher. lie was undoubtedly a
fine specimen of physical manhood,
. being about five feet sight, and weigh
) ing about 165 to 175 pounds, aud is
: thwenty-nine years Of age.
: The widowed wife of few hours
was taken to the Sherman Hotel and
given comfortable apartments. Hero
another attempt at an interview fail
, ed. She wired her mother in Cali
!. fornia and ii is understood will ship
! the remains there for interment. She
: is a woman above the ordinary intel
igence and perfectly lady like in her
d department.. She says bill Dalton
4 was her husband and that she loved
j him. She is the mother of two. chill.
8 dren, which arc now at Houston Wal.
= lace's place. On her return here she
3 Immediately sent for her attorneys
!. Mrs. Dick 8 Brown and placed the
management of her affairs in theil
} hands. They arc using every en-
8 deavor to see that she is not imposed
4 upon nor unnecessarily harE &ssed by
9 the idle curiosity of spectators. THAI
her interests viii be ably guarded by
t them goes without saying. They have
5 been very diligent in receiving and
: carrying out her instructions just NJ
o earnestly as though she had been the
4 wife of the most prominent man Of
f the nation in similar condition. It il
d learned she was open in her confes
# sion of identity of the dead man and
e gave them detailed history of tbs
n varied scenes OF her eventful life.
# DALTON IDENTTFIKD.
8 A travelling fakir, who was in the
d city yesterday when the news of Dal
. toms capture was first brought in
!, said that if it was Bill Dalton ht
n could identify him. He then de
t scribed him in detail and when thu
a body was examined his description
= and the man correspouded exactly
r He viewed the remains and mad'
q affidavit to the above effect.
> MRS. DALTON TALKS.
: Though unable to have persona
interview with Mrs. Dalton, the Ard
: moreite has, from reliable source
= the following bit of hers and Bill'
= family history. My maiden nam
was Jennie Bleyen, ara twenty-sevel
= years old, was born in Spanish Lael
II county, California; met Bill Dalton Il
: Oalifornia and married him in 1884