The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-23
was signed ''Madge Wilson," and
Its text is es follows:

| was oiS SuCu NIdOSC w 1lSOu, duu
Its text is es follows:
Henry: l suppose you will be
surprised to get this note, but do
not think you can expect anything
different from me, as | am afraid of
you since you have besn acting and
talking the way you have. I guess
you think l did not pay any atten-
tion to those names you called me,
also to your saying you were going
to kill me. Well, as 1 am not
ready to die yet, 1 think 1t is best
for us to stay apart, for you know
it is not very pleasant to live in
fear of your life all the time. If
you have anything to say, you can
leave note with Harry or Harper,
and I will get it. Hoping you will
see this in a reasonable way, I will
close"
The prisoner was asked by the
district attorney If he wanted law
yer. He showed no excitement in
his answer, nor had he exhibited
any while making his confession,
saying that he had no money.
I'VE will provide a lawyer if you
want one," replied Mr.. Manning.
well. 1 guess you might get one
and give him chance to earn
few dollars" nonchalantfy remark
ed the murderer.
Horror and disgust were inter-
mingled in the expression on the
districts attorneys faoe.
| "Your neck shall stretch at the
end of a rope if ever man was
hanged for brutal crime in the
state of Oregon" he emphatically
declared"
| It was learned by Telegram re-
porter that for the last week, Hose
and the woman, who posed as his
wife, lived at the Pleas anton lodg-
ing house, 286 Third street. They
went there last night before they
secured room at the Winchester
House, and E, Hayes, the landlord,
.ys they were refused the room be-
cause they were in arrears In rent
ALI the articles they left at the house
are some old clothing and shoes, a
few cheap novels, some odds and
ends, sucn as tobacco box filled
with nails, screws and tacks, and a
paper of opium scrapings. In one
of the novels was found note read.
ing:
"Dear Nellie: Please stay al
! home. Very important. (Signed)
"YOUR HENRY
A letter which the woman had
started and left unfinished was dat.
ed Portland, Oct. 7, 1906. and was
addressed to "Dear Relations" She
apologized for not writing for sc
long and stated that she had sent 6
couple of letters to "Antigo fo,
Ida."
The word "Antigo" IL the only
clue the authorities have discovered
as to where the relatives of the d. sd
woman are located. Mrs. Hayes
said that two years ago the woman
! lived at the lodging house with mel
,, husband. Jack Doyle, and that both
were forced to leave there because
they smoked opium.
"The other day I asked the mar
: if be was living off the woman''
' earnings" said Mrs. Hayes. 'Shs
!, said be had a sore thumb and wal
unable to work. He took the cut
, and added that be would work al
soon as his thumb got we'll. HI
said nothing about rheumatism tt
l. me-" "a
- Jack Doyle was once arrested fo
!, counterfeiting but was not tried TO
: the ogense. His sentence will no
expire for having opium in his pos
!, session until Christmas day. Th
y telephone line to Kelly, Butte, wher
= he Is working on the rock pile, i
q . out of order, and be will not learl
y of the tragic death Of his wife unti
= he returns from his labor this eve
= ming Mrs. Doyle according to th
murderer. was to apply for divcrc
e from her husband, and Hose wa
to pay the expense of legal proceed
Il Il ipgs, until she became acquainte'
4 with the Astoria gambler, Frank
4 and becam infatuated with him.
y The victim of the crime was age
l. about % years, and was we'll know
~ around North End joints, beir G re
& Gently an inmate of "Liverpoo
Liz's" notorious resort at Secon
= and Davis streets.
70 70 Louis Tujague, proprietor of th
IL Winchester House, informed th
. police that the couple secured th
= ! room there between II and IL O
- clock last night. This mornin
70 about 9 O'Clock Hose borrowed
- comb from him. He heard no con
motion in the room, be said,. an
did not know of the murder unit
" Detectives Price and Burke aske