The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-26

| Botkin will figure In the trial, whom 1T. Is
contemplated to prove by the writing. In
addition to DunniDgs testimony, that the
woman also wrote tho address on the pack
age Of candy and tho anony nous letters.
Dun Duap ,l,g c, yesterday left Ngy Y9rkk.
s sasn e BoRE sS2 ~ Ss dsss WIZ
ney General was Congratulated oil All sides
to-day for the swift manner which no had
captured the alleged polsoner. III less
than q week aftor h9 had startled on the
case no had caused Mira. Botkin's arrest,
5000 miles away. Ho saidl nAftef The
Coroners jury had rendered. its verdict l
started TO Investigate and learned from
th9 anonymous letters tho ss,aUiag had
hbMafaamGvT u S4n Franeis713. -.
communicated with San Franoisco off,
Gals, and In ten hours learnel who the
woman was. Evon's sIspod tl,em solyss.
and in couple Jf days ordered that sbe
DO closcc,,1 watched. Then Whan banninS
:";vs!tlvoy identified tic handwriting on
package aud In tho anonymous letters as
that OF Mrs. ,Botkin ordered hor arrest,i II
IT should DO thought necessary to prevent
her from escaping"
WOMAN WILL BE HANGED
Whom asked if there was my likelihood
that q woman would ever be hanged In
this State, the Attorney General replied:
Yes, certainly, If she should DO con-
Victeu o. murder
Mr. White declared that all that was
necessary now was to await the arrival Of
Detective McVoy in San Francisco. There
VIII be no more arrests, said the Attorney
daneral and no other women are under
suspicion.
mere was no one connected with this
cilhe o,her Chah MRS. botkin. she alone
planheM me ne'houS deed and carried 1t
OUT W. nave not suspected any one else
since the nrst.
Inc Attorney General also sold that
neither he nor Mr.. Cooper would have to
go West, according to the outlook, but
that thoy would have plenty to do 10 pre-
pare Tor what Is to DO done after Mrs,
botkin'e arrival: --s5 :'er' - 49,
doVernnnE Tunnel express ,ed him self a.
much pleased over the outcome of the In.
vestlgation. He said that from what he
knew Of the start be was sure that the
poisoner would soon be captured. -
Much feeling has haen hroused IL tho
cr:iilS, aud MANY u tie town. senie hSe3
dcclatei that hia tba poisoner heaE man
he wonia nrohohlv hnva hoon n.vo,, q ,,arm,
recert,on MON IL .rrt,,ni MSi,h '
thsy saw il II difY.ra',, ~, '.Hn,d " "uni.a
me1t n ia nrohable .that m " Aft vii %o
made to oet Mrs Rntkin into tbs tnw~
nndar covsr r. mnv ha that s, w" ',.ir,ha
taken off tie train at some nthcr no,nt and
drIv.n in n wngnr ,o ,h,s ,,,ono p''"' ~"
Goyernor TnnnsiI ro,mr p 70 b;s bomo
at Iewe. THE evoninr tho At."r',n ~" Enn
arol want tn his njacs NJ G,n.ratn.y "U na
tha Danrtv A ttnrnov n .rnraI $500, q ~
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