The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-24

witt Machine Company, Of Oranga
Mass. He was shot and killed So.
day by Mrs. AugelIer, who is fine v.ifo
Of Frank p. Angeler, at the ciaar
store and pool-room 1925 North Charles
street, kept by the AngeIiers. The
shooting occurred about noon and rvo
hours afterward Parker died al fine
City Hospital
1t is claimed that Mrs AugelIer Q.as
protecting herself from assault vg..
she fired the Shot that killed Parker
She SAID to the jury Of inquest:
II killed the man IIq made ~.
first attempt at me las. Thursday
while my husband was sick
Prior to being summoned before the
jury Mrs. Angelier made the fll.ovuo
statement: "Last Thursday was ne
first time Parker attempted amy Hb-r-
ties with me. He came into the store
aud put his arms around me Ile
made an insulting proposal to me at
the llne. broke away ana said IS
him, Mr.. Parker, am true woman
and my husband is true man
would not do anything that viii bring
dishOnor upon him or me. He replied.
We'll, there is a many "a woman Jrue.
SO far as her husband knows, but very
different in reality | said tO linn:
Leave this place, aud if you ever Us
again what you have doHe tO-day.
will kill you | armed myself wirua
revolver, fully intending to carry 0ul
my threat if he continued to bother
me. Saturday he came into the store.
| VAS behind the counter aud alone.
He leaned over the counter and took
hold of me. | had The pistol handy
and shot him where he stood. He rau
into the poOl-rOom and followed him.
firing twice more. Tie second bali
struck him in the back of the head.
STORIES OF SUSPICION.
Daniel w. Davis, who, with Peter j
Woodruff, keeps a restaurant at l423
North Charles street, next door To- tile
Augelier cigar store, testified before
the jury as follows: Thursday morn
ing Angeller told me he was suspicious
OF Parker and would not believe h-
wife 9uiltleSs until Parker was dead
He said he intended 10 hide under the
counter in his store when PARKER came
in and watch the expression of his wife
face. He told me later on That dtN
he had done as he said and HAT Par
ker came in and said to Mrs. AugeleF
come to me- and she said 'have ever
came To your Angelier then jumped
out from his hiding place, aud showed
pistol ia Parker's face aud said. F
Ill Ill 4
To pull the trigger I'll give sou thaae
hours to leave town Augelier also
told me he would shoot Parker I a3-
viSed him not e. do It.
Mr. Woodruff told the jury the same
story as told by Mr.. DAVIS, saying tl.tt.
Mr. Davis had told it to him. lie ALSO
said:
'Some time agD l heard tbat Mrs.
! Angelier's son came into the fuat ut
the store, handed his mother the k-E
of a bedroom, and That Parker vino
was present, made an inpropeg remark.
A girl 10y the name of Lilly, who was
friend of Mrs. AugelIer, bat whom
do not know, was present at the Tune.
The police are looking for the Lra
Lilly. 1t is thought that she ca1
throw important light on the case.
TESTIMONY or PArRoLWEN.
Patrolman McNeal test fed to Tag -t-
ing Mrs. Angelirr. He met her Il rs
store door and she said she brad -.ll
Parker to defend herself She pro he
ed the pistol and said: "ThaI is WH &
did it WITH Her husband CAM ii
just then aud asked her where size .lt
the pistol and she replied ups .~
The patrolmen knew Angeher "eI,
1 but did not know Parker
Patrolman G. NJ Cole said Mrs AI-
gelier told him that Parker had c.ag0t
| hold of her previously and that "0eu
he did 50 Saturday she shot INN.
MR.. AND MRS. ANGELES.
Mrs. Augelier is "a native of Fred
erick County. She is thirty wears of
age, and is the youngest dau4 ot
Mr.. Daniel SwomIeY, well do
farmer, who resides near New 81. ser
| Frederick County. MIR. Angelic
| Corsicau. He came to Amerca Nu-u
only three years old. He j. now Hlr-
ty-one years of aga, and has lived 1
Baltimore since childhood, except tr
three years, when ne kept "a general
merchandise store IN the buildiu- noN
occupied by Wellington Haum ud.
on the Baltimore Turnpike, near New
Market. Ii was during this time uat
he met his wife. His attentions ,a
Miss Swomley being objected O. uy
her parents they were secretly married
in Hagerstown. Shortly after tu,r
marriage they removed To Baltimore
where they have since resided Fuev
have five children. The children are
being cared for by the parents of the
couple, while their parents are iu jail
Mrs. Matte V. AngeIier who IS
charged with the murder of Charles
+. Parker, aud Frank Angeier, her
husband, who is charged with beiugan
accessory To the murder, were taken
before Judge Dennis yesterday on "a
writ Of habeas corpus.
The writs were sworn out by Mr..
William +. Campbell, attorney for the
accused, who wanted to have them adj
mitted To bail pending their trial.
The testimony before the cOrOner's
jury was repeated 10 Judge Dennis,
who said at its CONCLUSION: ~ think the
killing of Parker case of murder in
the first degree, and therefore bail is
refused and the parties accused are re-
committed.n
The police are working on the the
DRY that Mrs. Angelier was used as
decoy, and that her husband was be-
nina the counter and did tha chootiuO