Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-23
The HOLMES MURDER CASE
Closing Scene Of Tue Patel lIQl.si
Sensational.
tracing the children Unui iheI Dis
appCRF-the Accused n"uitd,
inunHusiNe Han"


aBpCRF-the Accused n"uiid,
inun'nsiNe uan."
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TORONTO, Dat, July 30 Tho clos.
Szscsnes Of tho pisizsl Inquest may
~ more sensational than any thu,
nave yet characterized ~. Tho IN.
quest Ia 10 be- resumed aud probably
c0nolud6l Nedu,aIay aud 10 IL ~.
Icc!oi before that time H9lmul's Law.
yer viii sprcnr GA "a. tcsuc aud
HOlmoHH wife, generally known M
Mfp. HOwatu, will be- hero. Assistant
Attorney Barlow ie also expected.
Alra. Howard was HOimciH cumpau.
Ion hero Lost Oc,oUtt, WHOM 10 IL NJ.
legged he murdered the PielEel chill
dren. Detective GoycT will probably
relurn today VI tomorrow from Detroit.
u ~ not known what Information Mrt.
Howard msy have o. Holmys's d5ings
while IN Toronto but 10 h. believed that
n ghe itsuilyn arniuit him she could
make the ease Tor tho crown much
stronger than 10 now IL.
WE'RE At MILWAUKEE,
MILWAUKEE, July g3.--Il - behaved
that H.. "a, HylmgF, the NOS n Us IA.
sutEnCb bwIualof HuI aI.yreI ilur .yfrf,
accompanied by Nellie AMI Howard
Pisizel, were IN M,lgaukrc ior several
days lust October A man ansWsfiug
the description ct EDlm,tl cAlleI
NJ the Plantation house win TWO
chlldIen WHO were lfUm 10 60
~ years ui a.o. The girl wa
tue elder VI tho two aud bJll
were we'll dressed uud very bright.
The stranger lglI Mausget King ihst
he had found tue children IN tue
Davidson thUstut after tue Performance
aui that tue git, had told him thoif
father had gone 10 Wguksshn uu tusi.
negs. The children were kept al the
hotel several dayp. Then they uiHip.
poHtef.
They next turned up at tie nflce Of
the Northwestern road. The same
man called with them and acted for
Frederick Hall, tho city ticket agent.
This latter was told by tao stranger
that the children had teen found nj
the theater AMI that the hotel keeper
refused 10 keep them any longer. lie
sail ihat the girl had told him that her
father, William Dixon, VI Sterling,
III, know Mr. Hall. Tue latter osuld
not remUmbur Mr. Dixon, but took
charge Of the children. Mr. Hall DID
not question the children, tut the
stranger tJld him that d. XOu was u
real cttHto dealer anu had gone ~
WAukrlha 10 close n large deal. To.
gethcr with the children, Hall and tue
stranger started Tor the Winusor hutsi.
When they got near the hotel tho
stranger excused himself, saying that
he would have 10 catch train Tor
Chicago. Al The Ttq lust ~ MI. Hall
he gave his name sui address 90 Mr..
Knapp, Of No. 9.jl Calumet avenue,
Chicago.
Mr.. Hall took tho children 10 the
hotel anu engaged rooms for them.
That night woman Osllei at tho
hotel aud waited on the sidewalk
until the could talk 70 the children.
Between Q nud ! 0 O'Clock the children
found their chance 10 steal from the
hotel and The LAST trace that the police
could Ind was that the children had
gone with tho woman. The came
night another woman well dressed
made Inquiries at the Plantation
house as 10 where she could hnd the
children.
charge OF the case vt tue dine, now ut-
lieyes that tno itfAngrT who brought
the children 30 Mr. Hall wts Holmes,
who al about that time told Mrs. Pet.
Zol that the children were NJ school In
ludiaHEp0lis. Mr.. Hail had been
shown pictures NJ the children auJ
sEyB that the girl resembles Mollle
Pirl1al In every respect. Who the
woman 10 that took them away nnd
what obleo, Holmes had IN taking
them from the PlankintOn where Man.
uRor X ug agreed TO keep Ihem until
they iUuU4 their father " = complete
mystufE,
KSEw TIN ACCUSED MAN.
CHICAGO, July ga.-Dr. George 4.
Heath, resident surgeon nj the Uni
vsrsity hospital, Ann Arb0r Mich,
writes from MonfoB, Mich, ~ follows:
81 reference g. the man II. n,
Holmes, | knew him fairly well while
no was studying mod Cins al Ann
AtbUT. lie did not whilu there pass
by the name OF H0lmrs, but Herman
w. Midget. | remainder him A
mild, In ltnglve student Of ordinary
ability, and autmingly tue lust person
in his CIabs ~ follow tae muruoTous
career that no BUims % have followed.
Ho graduated from the medical de-.
pariment N tho University VI Michi.
gan la 1854. have hls photograph Ia
a class rlcluto and u much resembles
the cuts u him puuiIsnel In several
Chicago papors."
MRS. CONNER ANp DAUGHTER
CHICAGO, Julyi2S.-A local paper TO-
day priHls the following; That Hts. |.
l.. Conner Is dead rs C,r,ain. rhat
Holmes either killed nor or 10 directly
responsible for nor ueuthIF equally
Holmes yesterday admitted tne woman
was no more, but, ~ usuAlt he tried %
shin the blame on someone else.
Almost equally certain u II that MFF.
Conuer's daughter, Ggr,ruir, is not iu
tho land Of tha living. hOlmes says
he does not know VIA, has become u
her, anu that IN Itself 10 practically ~
admission she has been maze away
with.
Tho fact tbA. Holmes admits MITE.