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peatcd tho negative fespons" tr purHtius
suggesting tho Onlryt AMI othrr t,cts NJ,
but when aho was W,ltcd whcthor u WA
Alanson Graham shn aaii yea
chief Brinherhon went In an automobile
'o tho houae ~ Graham. half u mil" leyond
tho Onley born, and brought him here ne
witness.
Graham wn trcn'ed ~ prisoner rather
than q wi'reta. mos. ~ tho day hcing sub
mutcd 10 kind ~ third degree Early
In tho evening his son tried Ia hail him out,
but this was refused Atii o'clock tot night,
however, Graham ~aa released by tho
order ~ Assistant District Attorney Rogers,
who snid that Graham soerned 70 ha w proved
an alibi for the hours in which the murder
IL thought TO have been committed.
The police may not he through with
Graham, but no IL at liberty In spite Of Mrs.
lngeriok's accusation, which she repeated
ak times to her son and to the police and
Mr.. Rogers. In ordering the release Of
Graham, Assistant District Attorney Rogers
said:
we have discovered entirely new do
velopments and expect to have results from
them in q short time. 1t now looks az
though Graham was entirely removed from
the case"
Graham Ia an old Scotch farmer, strongly
built. smooth OF face and gray Of hair. He
has lived on his farm for many years. Mrs.
Ingerick was his housekeeper four years
ago, and when she left him he threatened
her husband with shotgun. She went
back TO him on August is and lived with
him about month. He was angry when she
left him to 60 to keep house for the Onleys.
Graham showed little feeling when he
was told to get into the automobile and come
to Middletown rs witness. He did not
pretend ignorance Of the fact that the mur-
der had been committed. for the whole
countryside knows OF 1t. For the first mile
he did not say word. Then he remarked
to an officer: Il heard that Mrs. Ingerick
was dead
-That's wrong said the policeman.
"She is alive and going to get we'll" Graham
turned his head away.
When the police searched his house after
locking him up they found pair OF over
alls spattered with blood. Graham says
the blood came from a chicken which he
killed on Friday morning. Two blood
spots were found In his bed.
II he has told the police anything about
these they have not seen fit to repeat it.
He says, and his farm hands back him up,
that he was about his own farm at o'clock
On the afternoon Of the murder; slaughter
ing a COW.
The police expect further information
from Mrs. Ingeriok tomorrow. She is
still in the Thrall Hospital and the doctors
there said tonight that she was stronger
md had chance to recover Her injuries
ire extremely dangerousl however. the
fracture Of the skull being very large.
Another arrest was made tonight on the
strength Of a story told by Mrs. Mary Ter
williger, a Salvation Army lassie. She told
chief Brinkerhon that while selling War
Jrys on Saturday night she went into
herman Warzenegger's saloon at East
venue and Fulton street. this city, and
here was big Dan Davis, who is a neighbor
II the Onleys and was the discoverer OF
Alice Ingeriok's body. She asked big Dan
about the murder and Helen
Davis started to reply.
Keep your mouth shut? said big Dan
o his wife. Then he said to Mrs. Ter
villiger: Say, III buy drink; I've got
he price, he added. pulling out a roll of
money as blythe Salvation Army lassie
ays-as his wrist.
The incident so alarmed Mrs. Terwilliger
hat she notified the police and big Dan
vas arrested at o'clock tonight on Fulton
treet. His wife was also brought to Police
and both underwent the
ural third degree. Little Dan Davis was
by the police to-day. but is under
TODD to have been released,
At midnight Davis was still in Chief
Office. It is said that he will
% arraigned In the police court tomorrow
aorning.
There is no longer any suspicion Of Mar
In Ingeriok, who Is ct his house. On Way
Vanda avenue with his son and daughters.
Ie was at Wurtzboro when tho murder
ocurred living with his sister. When he
card Of the crime and learned that he was
ought by the police he walked to Middle
own to see why he was wanted. He is
liter toward Graham; whom he has not
cen In nearly four years.
when went with my son Sam to Gra-
ANS four years ago to move my wife
nd her goods away In gerick said to-day
Graham threatened to hit Sam, and I
topped between them Graham pointed
shotgun at me and pulled both triggers
ut he had forgotten to load the gun. r
brew him to the floor and choked him.
fterward he sent me a letter saying he
'ould kill me II he ever came across me,
ut paid no attention to it." 4
Lulu Ingerck; the fourteen -year-old
aughter. who lived with the mother at
ira ha ms for some months said that Gra