The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-10-30
5VjE WOULD
DESTROY The PRESS
|..,h.t. With Tears Stream.
~ Down Face. Denounces
s'5 Newspapers.
axes A BIG

u. n Not the Son Of Johs
IalH's nr.AL.. 49,. n.
.poNie, pus ''s
,.h Army Officer - Audience
- Much Apnlause.
1'vs"
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new York, Oct. 2o.-ln proken voice,
lin tears streaming down MS lace.
NJ body shaking with emotlon, John
slarander DoWle STOOD on the PLATFORM
madison Square safuen before an
bndience Of 10000 persons ana an
sa,Inced that in truth&he was not the
I'M Of John Murray DoWle OF Essex,
from whom he axe ms name, Y
EhatE his father was a British army Of
Scpr OF high family, and the
N his mother by common law mar
Haze. He heaped yillflcatlon ana de-
nunciation on Johil Murray lowe, VINO,
Die declalee, .au ,ayv ,na,.,ia ,sa -
ffefe@ief ". -, 10 ,,,at,,I - ~
EDoWle5s 3 iala1e " = haa,, t,i,an -
army oIleet nastt,s =. -. go a.,
from MS iilo.iisA ~ =, 49, tAis
mother II sne ls.s -. $3.50 ~
|hao sougilI 70 ~ -. $50 = = ~
marrying Jolli ie!ias poMie.
ihS -. - ..a;.A 49, ....au.
|di an houTs liiaes asdiiis ttis piesha
|of New 1oih, lls sLtAiiisi4l " lis Wolh
md hlnssll. l as iepoitels "ele W.
.ss,lcsau as sstio uoss, poisolious
reptiles, VINO iart "iechGu llousaiius
Iot homes ana ptokeh thousahus u
hearts"
He leo up 70 tle Puplleal,oi q eA.
tracts from letleis passiiis
himself anu JOHN murray DoMis "
eating DoWle > eaui;eia tloll u the ~
Ter parent, q WhlcIl MeFe fesPoEsiple
for the genera oVeiseet > pailial eApo-
sluon OF the great secret OF ms ne.
Shouting at one hioiileill IN q NJ OIL
violent rage AZ the newspapers WI.
D0Wie would the next moment speak
in the most gentie voice OF MS mother
and OF his wife. women Wept, ana at
times bursts OIL applause feete MS
declarations.
Would Be Blackmailed.
Dowie announced that one year ago
n had addressed a meeting in Chicago
which he had told of an attempt to
hiac,,mail him by a man writing from
Boston. who said he had certain let
ANS which had passed Dowie
md John Murray Dowie.
',That maj wrote me-. said Mr..
Dowie. that the letters, if published.
cause me and in the
generosity of his heart said that for
1900 he would turn them over tome
instead Of to a Chicago newspaper
extracts from these letters
yesterday. | challenged that paper to
'roduce the original letters, what was
lrinted being only misrepresenttng ex-
racts, distorted quotations and largely
,ure co1coctloil, obtained either IRON
ne man who tried to blackmall me a
ear ago, gotten from John Murray
bowie by him at Essex, Ia, or else
ohm Murray DoWie, poor, wicked man.
vas SO lar lost 10 shame as to sell n
etters OF him, who he falsely said, was
son, \ letters have come
timer by robbery or a sin much deSper
more wicked, Dasest or all sins
The best proof that John Murray
)oWie is not my father is" he shouted.
that he has given UP my letters to
lin, rebuking him for the most terri
lie sin a man could ever commit, in
~ Judgment. Were 1t all against my
elf / would not care; but there is one,
dearest, sweetest, purest women
nat yer was, who is now ten years,
aahk IN eaVen my mother.
49,, iss.s - NS
80 : $4,000 10y ale .aiss = nlaiy
80. eAlfae.s pstng oiuislsu' lieiepy
1iils .iie ineaniils o.itne resi-
Others Confirm Story.
Mr.. Dowie up to this point had told
ne history of his knowledge, and ex-
lained that he had laid the matter a
ear ago before some of his high
officials. He called out Over
ser v. v. Barnes, formerly q Judge in
outh Dakota and now judicial arbi-
'ator OF Zion and general counsel, and
harles r.. Barnard, Zion's financial
gent.
The last words, pronounced with SOL
unity over the great still garden, fell
a the audience like an irrevocable
Ictum, and in a few seconds a great
lrst Of applause greeted the speaker,