The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-30

ward found. The knees were drawn up
under the chin INC held there by a rope
passed around the, neck. Then the poo
was rolled in blankets and done up IN 9
big rubber cover and so tied that there
was nothing in the appearance OF the 6unoIe
to indicate that 1t contained a o !.
was dragged into the back room and placed
on the dead mans cot.
More time was spent in trying 10 WASH
OF blood stains from the floor and the STICK
which had been used az a weapon. Ihat
Job was not done very successfully men
Williams and his wife went TO George NJ.
Furman's stable at ~ East FOURTH Stree.
to engage a horse and wagon. That was
Mt 2 O'Clock. Williams went in and told
the liyeryman that he should want a horse
and buggy AT o O'Clock 10 drive TO Borden
town. He also asked for a look az the
buggy. Ii was shown him. and Williams
measured the depth of the box part with
a span of his thumb and a finger ne
said that the buggy would do and then
went out TO rejoin his wife, who had waitcd
for him on the sidewalk. The pair returned
a. Williams told the proprietor, that they
would get the buggy. He paid " ior II
then i'm advance, and told Furman that
he might be gone all night. . u.,,
At $50 o'clock Williams and his wiie
appeared at the stable again TO see that
e%veyything was all right, and then. at .
O'Clock. they came for he fourth time and
said they were ready. Mrs. Williams waited
across the street. Her husband wa in
the stable yard reexamining the buggy,
horse. She could see him through the
open gate, and that's when her courage
failed her. She became hystertcal ON the
street. and sewing a passing fireman by
the arm begged him to save her,
HE will kill me- she exclaimed, he
-, LiItal Al man and he will Kill mel
The firemen thought that the woman was
crazy As he was in a hurry he led her
into Anton Jaeger's restaurant and saloon
opposite the stable and told the proprietor
10 look out for her and get a policeman.
The fireman went away and the Williams
woman chung 10 Jaeger. begging, him to
save her. He led her into his kitchen and
there Mrs. Williams told the story OF the
murder to Jaeger and his wife. Neither OF
them believed her.
IL happened that Kraus, the murdered
man, was Jaeger's friend and belonged
to the same lodge. Jaeger sent his bar
tender out to get a policeman. Mean
time Williams was ready TO start and was
looking up and down the street Tor ms
and, as he stepped in, bis wife ran behind
Jaeger and screamed. Il won't go. l won't
20. He will kill mel"
-What does the woman mean?' asked
Jaeger. she says that you have. killed
INV 1Tlblu, hIduf, dtlh OliC ho nv ihNo
a ball to take away in the buggy. Is she
crazy?"
a laugh. "She must be II she said that
Then to his wife Williams said: Come.
Lottie, be a good girl and we'll have a ride
TO Rordentown and eat our Thanks giving
supper .a., ,.-
husband. but said nothing more about
the murder or her fear that she was to he
killed, too.
well. I'll 20 alone. then, said her hus-
band will you kiss me good-byp'
His wife did kiss him. She threw both
arms about his neck and. according TO
the old saloon man and his wife, kissed
him a dozen times before she would let
him 20. And after that she would not
repeat her accusations except under close
questioning by the police
II was about $50 O'Clock last night when
williams left his wife In the saloon and
since then the police have no trace OF him
Five minutes after his departure the bar
tender arrived with a policeman and the
woman was taken to Police Headquarters,
near by
She CAV Chief Hiner an accurate des-
of her husband and he set the whole
department at work hunting the murderer.
Williams had less than half an hour
start Of the police in getting away.
Williams was a waiter in a Wilmington
resta when he first met his wife. She
was Lottie Smith. daughter OF kenard
Smith; They were married by tine fev;
known each other but two weeks, and in
spite Of the objection Of the girls family.
The marriage was kept secret twov weeks.
In Wilmington VILLA ms was known as
n man who had intended 20 he a priest.
He sometimes conducted services for the
in the Jail at Newcastle He
Is also supposed 70 belong to n well-to-do
In Buffalo. Williams lost his job in
Buffalo soon after his marriage and went
with his wife to Philadelphia. where he
worked for a while In a cotton factory. since
hat time the bride has had a hard time
IN TRYING 20 do her share on next 20 nothing.
A lot Of memoranda kept by her and found
to-day in her room shows that. This IL
n sample: Dinner to-day-Ham. 8 cent?
rolls. 2 cocoa. s Only 10 cents left
There were also found a LOT Of letters from
sister Mary sent from 725 Fast Tenth
street. Wilmington They mott all con-
tanned bad news about one or another
member Of the family, and 'si-tsr Mary
one Of the lot. Tie lr,ters oongratu-
lated her OF doing 40 well.
one letter dated recently read Papa has
lost his job and h Just ~ bad IA ever Clep-
dia had spssins Last night Two boys
were murdered a. B~randywine last night
One of them had has skull crushed Georges
address h. United States ship Helena. Ma
japan Sish that yOu would send
him some book 'oT paper telling all about
poor pr--idsut Mckinley
There ~as another letter from CsarmAk-
ere Tuion l6s % Philadelphia addressed 90
MILAN aud dunnins lhm fOf = thr"s-dollaI
ovsi due fee And there were SCORES Of
lettsr- from patent medicine and snap
oono.fu- indicating thst Williams had earned
az uooaslousi dollar by Nuting Testimonials
Httrrs and a fee byoks including
shop H4ble Storisu A Me- Of frrors'
aud a Wasted love wvrr appar.ntly
.s,rrythius Nliulms aud HE sif. had m
thr world oIUrpt the o. which the nfuf
defer had whrn D." cat a~aJ