Evening journal., 1903-11-02
NEISENBERG HAS
4 BODY Guard
Man Who Figured in Bechtel
Murder Case Fears
Vengeance
vengeance
8EB DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED

Allentown. Pa, Nov .. - It was
thought that with tho rendering OF
the verdict by the coroners jury eS-
element in the cis5 regarding the muir
der of Mabel Bechtel and the suicide
Of her brother Tam would alate, bul
the contrary has proven TO be tae case.
Constantly details of the bloHay trIg-
edy. which have never before appeir
Cd, are coming TO the surface, and in
DO sense hos public interest and eI-
citement quoted.
There "a no denying the fact. thai
the police are not at ell satisfied with
the connection Al0is Ecksteirs the
lover Of Mabel. had with the murder
Every hour new Developments are
coming TO the surface. and Chief East
nan declares positively that there viii
be disclosures OF "a startling natute at
the trial. which, 80 possible, will Sogn
about November u. It is now k sown
positively that Tom did not go t.. the
Eighth Ward House. where Mabel and
Weisenberg spent several hours on
Sunday night The couple were Il rack
ed TO the place by some one else, who
learned that they were In a certain
room together Then. the police de
clare. the facts were at once taken to
the Bechtel home and laid before Tom.
Whoever carried the tdinss to the
brother had free access to the house
FOR the police have evidence of two
neighbors who saw man 90 into the
Bechtcl home on Sunday night shortly
before the hour Mabel is supposed to
have arrived at her home. and just
before her death, Whether or not the
two can swear TO the identity of the
man who entered the house the po-
lice viii not say. but they appear to|
be satisfied with what they have. The
fact that Eckstcin refused 10 answer
any questions nt the coronei's inquest
is considered here as of frlve sig
nihcanoe. His ground for refusal toI
answer was that he might ircrininate
himself
Another phase of the case which Is
causing the police some anxiety ISL
the known determination of HE Bech-
tel brothers 60 make Wcisen berg suf
fer fer the disgrace brought on the
family. There are many who assert
that Il Tom Eechtel had nCc been
locked up just al the time he yas thai
Weisenberg would not be aliv'b tods y
20 tell Of his escapade. This deep fe II.
ing of bitter hatred IS said 20 We n cid
by both OF the brothers. and the 20 ice
have positive knowledge thas they
have registered a vow to make him
pay dearly for the trouble ard dis
grace that has come upon the ia mily
For this reason the police T. Te ex
prossod fear that harm might cfme tC
Weisenherg. and he Is rarely seen II
public now. and when he dc es wall
abroad Is invariably accomp lnied b.
a bodyguard. There is lit le doub
that the persistent atteni aons o.
Weisenberg 70 the waywar d Mabe
were responsible for the tire Eody. as
the very mention of his nan le in the
presence OF any member OF he family
IS the signal for an outburs . OF rage
and hatred.
Mrs Bechtel insists that W eisenberg
knew that the actions OF Mabel In
meeting him were the eau Sc of fire.
quent family Quarrels, and that Tom
as the Oldest son. had been admonish
ed by HIS dying father to 10 pk out fol
the welfare of the children, and the
he had always done so to the bes
of his ability