The sun., 1903-03-11

own behalf. This murder 10 bad enough
but II Is dragging out these private matter
and parading them. untruthfully that drive
me almost crazy and makes me besid'
myself
Il have Just written three letter.. one Il
Pennsylvania, one to New Haven. and on
TO New York, and try 30 say In them wha
feel. n they only would let me alone
I will set to work on my statement ane
maybe will have It by next week, Tuesda!
or Wednesday,
Frank A. Baboock. the automobile agen
who sold Pcnnell's machine to him. was
close friend Of the dead man.
He said tonight that the automobile
was in perfect order and would not jumI
or swerve under ordinary circumstances.
The man was not right In his head,
, continued Babcock THE murder hao
preycd upon him. The machine would
not have gone into the quarry II he had mol
driven 1t in\'
The spot where the machine entered
| the quarry was the one most suited Ioi
suicidal purposes At most other points
there was somewhat Of an embankment
| but there the way was clear. Nothing
but q small curb separated the street
from the edge Of the clif. The dis
trict Is sparsely settled. having only one OF
two houses in each block
| Patrick V. C,isack, the Chief OF Detectives
was asked tonight II he had anything TO
say about Pennells death.
| sNothinR at all he said. 1t proves
nothing. n Mrs. Pennell recovers 30 that
she Is able to talk, we may know something
| more. But to me, as an officer OF the law,
the case s the same tonight as 1t was this
afternoon
CANAsroTA, N. Y. March i0-Nrs, Lii
Han willett Of this city said last week IN
/ reference TO the murder Of her brother. Z.
L. Burdick OF Buffalo
sBefore nv brother left on one Of his
Western trips, ana wniis 1 was at his home,
l told him he would better straighten out
his family troubles a. soon as possible.
He replied. 4 will do so IL I am not shot.
| After Burdick brought his suit for divorce.
naming Pennell as correspondent, Mrs.
Willett went 70 Buffalo to care Tor her
brothers children for a time. Speaking
Of the murder abe said q,
Il found nv brot her very unhappy.
cared for the ohildr~n and did what could
TO make my brother comfortable. AZ this
time l understood the trouble my brother
warned him against Pennell and the de,
tectives that were following him around
at the latter's behest
.That my brother worried constantly ly
the following letter received by his mother
after my visit to his home:
BUFFALO, Feb o. 1905;
MI DEAR MoIHkR,My family troubles
are taking Sonsid.rsss Of m ny t%s, though
eams s' back ssS iss ssfs and s tod Hg
sasw Sas as as,sf S1ns' nss % an
charges against me and asking for the cuStody
There Is no question about the outcome
shall get my divorce. but I am going TO let
hs SlrT mater ns 60 and qw S5 from ao to
/ think he. is trying, to desert her-to find
give them time to do IL 1 am Worrying
about the matter very much.
Their position iS much wore than mine.
a am TSs to s, Ss 70,
divorce, and have the sympathy OF every
one have seen.
a h.rd ' ta:sntS. I" iEd hardest 1 have ever had
3 soins TO stand up iike tk. little woman
viii help with the children and We are going
to be great croniss. she told me that more
her mother %: .e :as and
no, @ 70 do 4, and s.tsd her If papa knew. Her
in siS IL hd:Sa' T f: il ,SS sS; e; %
son Feb. 10 he wrote the following l,tter
TO me:
Dr.p IuIIr The children are very we'll
day day, He is bach here With hs vile. They
Thinf he Is eompellins her TO do it and has
planned 70 get rid Of her In some way through
Il will not be tried before the middle or
last Of March. possibly much later. ] am
In no hurry now-she is the. one who 10 getting
sSh, The res. q ny Ne TO Keep the children
sIt h my IDEA that my bvother was killed
by one Of thoee men who were on his trail.
said Mrs. wilett; u do not believe that
Il was q woman.
PEssEiL's cAREES IS sEw HAVEN.
New HAVEN, March 10; Arthur r. Pen:
nell graduated from Yale In the class Of
81 and from the Yale Law school two year.
later. While In Yale he was put down as q
fairly bright student. He was popular
during his college oourse, both with the
students and with . social element In the
some Of the leading society people. IL was
while attending one Of the social functions
here that he Art met Mis- Carrie Lamb.
| daughter Of Winslow ~ Lamb. who has
sinoe removed to NJ. Louie. where he has
become q millionaire.
yhs Young woman wss . fsvoriie In the
socAal circie 1hey were MARRIED about
two years after be graduated from Yale
{ Not long afler th-if marriage they vent
| 60 Buffalo 10 live. keoentiv there was .
story published that Mr. r~nneil's wife
was rensmbesed in tho ~ih of tbs late
David Lamb VI Norwich 90 the extent of
ssoosoo Tho felsiive. of Mn. p-nneil
| In this city sAid thai the amSsin, vss .
/ Srssf DIAL L-ss than ~ss piillsissd
/ hlss ksllls Lamb. slsief Ia hrs fenDell.
! !. mu~se<sn ef nuch ssihiy Mo rrssass
/ In kew Sofk sisre sls " studying voles
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las, Harry and JsTvmlsh Lamb. ere r--i'
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