The evening world., 1908-11-30
SIMPSONS WIFE,
DIOR MURDER.
CALM IN PRISON
"ThiS Will All Be Cleared UP
in Time" Her Sole
Comment
BY Ethel lloyd Patterson.

Special ,spatch TO The Evening worldA
LYONS, n. y. Nov. 30.-Georgia
Allyn Sampson, held on the Coroners
verdict accusing her OF the prenedi
tated and deliberate killing, on Nov. l.
of her husband, Harry Sampson,
nephew Of the late Admiral Sampson"
although innocent under the law, await
/ ing either indictment or exoneration by
the Grand Jury which convenes in
February, is none the less the central
/ figure in tragedy that has well-ngh
disrupted Macedon, the girls home
town: plunged into mourning Palmyra,
the home Of her husbands people.
spread like wildfre to Rochester, where
people still discuss it on the street cor
ners. and in its ever widening circles
has enconpa ssed New York in its grip
of interest.
| One straight, fair look into the girls
face convinces one that hers must be
an unusual nature. The immediate i'm
preston convinces you that in her the
primitive Instincts reign. This Is no
obscure. illiterate woman pre-ordained
by heredity and environment to unlaw-
]
is she a woman into whose veins have
flowed the punctllious conservatism of
generations. Ancestors, puritan!cal in
their straight, narrow outlook. Educa-
ton. pride of honor, social position and
physical comfort amounting to luxury
And yet-Georgia Allyn SIMPSONS
face! She never seemed 10 look like
any of US much" an aunt of GeOrgia's
exClaim ed helplessly. Il always thought
when she was younger that she looked
| Ike her mothers side of the family.
but now, Hince she has grown up, she
does not seem to look like any OF us"
And truly she does not. They, her
people. are a thin Tipped, narrow nosed.
rugged, almost New England race, and
| Georgia" The first thing that you see
when YOU look at Georgia Allyn Samp-
son is her mouth. Even her rather large
dark eyes and straight heavily defined
brows are subordinate to il. Her mouth
and her masculinely heavy jaw and
chin are the chief features. Her hair
is dark. black in fact. ana would be
straight and glossy II 1t had no: clr
years been unmerc!fullv curled Upon
both hot irons and papers. She brushes
II back over an amazingly large rat"
thus disclosing the full height Of her
| forehead. Here In the urrer part of
her face the ntellig" lies. The ewes
warm and dark, are direct but slow,
The thought that is born behind them
grows indolently, natures beneath the
| Intellectual Influences OF the forehead
makes its appeal 10 the vivid sensuality
Of the mouth and is carried through
with the ponderous i;.lexibIl!ty OF the
Jaw, But the mouth-that is the thing.
| Unbr.dled and beyond any leash Of the
brain, Its full, sweeping lines are as ex-
agEerated and uneven as the passions Of
which they are the vehement symbol.
Many men have called Georgia Allyn
Sampson pretty others hav- found her
attractive, q few have spoken Of her as
Beautiful But a man In Macealn said
, slo-'lv; Yes. I know that lot OF
follows around here say GeonEIa's aw-
'ully pretty 1T / never li.Cl that
mouth and chin o, hers-they sor. Of
po,leI her FOR me-
But there We're plenty Of young men
% MacedOn SIX years ago, just as there
are plenty now, who would not bubble
n the too generous curve u a pair ~
lips, 50 Georgia Allyn, as she was then,
danced he way into hplelom and a
popularity 'hrt carried rs allegiance "a
.ae nearby towns. To ha sure, her
'r,o.2s. md cen a fr1 Of her relatives
admit Z. Al Ge'r4.a was always uDsily
Or ho-rrlf as one might say" bur whtr
|g.uag ., H.ld Ho' have been turncl
tal'u -Ae crown ~ social leadership
The town Of Morrlou boasts cho4.
100 inhabitants. mos, ~ whom knew
5epria by sight az least. AS matter
= fa,, however, there Is sometainl
pltlf.l about the manner In watch girli
Z her own age and SCI now dIs-laIn
Intimacy With her. II "a one ~ N,
s,raws mat SHOW when way the vim
NJ public op uion Is Indsaahly BLOWING
n that serti11 Of the country.
At the Allyn Home.
The farm house IN which rho Allyu
live and 10 which Georgia returne,
with her husband after her marriags