The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-31

found ion among Glliette's effects after
 Tn theses outpourings of her soul sne hreathed the poiguancy of her sorfoMs and her sweetness of, -glFilsnl you.n' l.l faith and self sacrifice were eve. sp parent. In her fisery sne plsau1 v1lfh her lover to come to her saying thst she had been brave but was be- ginning to feel discouraged. In spite os her suffering she thought nrstt or ali of him. and how she might lessen any hurderi that he was destined to bear.
 rT am as Lonesome for you as-On' as I thought I'd be. doRt Oelese you've even missed me T Ssc rot think 'all' the home folks would De SO glad to see me. They ate me up. and if you ever have thought was spoiIed, dear, I don't know what you will think of me when get hack. You or any one else won't be able 10 do anything with me-
 A few days later she wrote; have done nothing but cry since sot here, If YOU were only here would not feel so bodily. I do try to pc brave dear, but how can when every thing goes wrong, cant help think ing YOU will never care for me. but than say YOU can't be so mean as that, and besides you told me you would come and you have never dis sppoipted me when you said you would not"
 Plans were arranged by letter for q meeting at DeRuyter and Gillette se- cured leave of absence from the factory. He arrived at DeRuyter on the evening of July 6 and registered at hotel sas Charles George. The next day Grace Brown left South otse1ic ostensinfy for Courtland but changed cars TOT Utica at DeRuyter where she was joined by Gillette.
 not share the seat with Billy but chatted with other girls on the train from Cortland and made an appotntT nent to meet them later in the week at Eagle Bay At Utica Gillette reg istered Grace Brown and himself as Charles Gordon and wife. New fork. They left the next morning GiIette did not pay his bill but directed that some laundry which he had left behind he sent by express to Eagle Bay.
 Crime is Committed.
 The couple went to Tupper Lake registerinE at a boarding house as charles George and wife, New York. while at Tupper Lake Gillette tnauir- cd fer a quiet lake and Grace Brown threw herself into the arns of a maid | who had brought her a glass or water and burst into tears. On the morning of July il the couple | retraced their journey to Big Moose where Gillette registered at the Glen more as Charles Graham, Albany, ane | on the next line on the register whote the girls correct name and adarsss | Gillette inquired for good places tC | take pictures and securing ooa' | rowed away over the blue waters ol | the lake. Gillette carried suit case camera and tennis racquet. The girf' baggage had been checked to Old Forg' and she left some wraps and hat a
 Late that night Gillette apeared a Arrowhead on Eagle Bay twelve miles from Big Moose. He had walk ed through the woods, carrying th' suit case and camera but the tenni racquet was missing. His clothinl and baggage were dry. The next da! he went on an excursion with th' young women from Cortland whom n had promised to meet.
 l. Alarm was felt in Big Moose ove the failure of Gillette to return wit inc boat he had rented and searcl was made the next day. The boats va
 found floating bottom up near shore Il a seecIuded part of the lake, with yFoman's wrap spread over the bottom The lake was dragged and the body Q
 Grace Brown was found about SD
 feet from the shore Gillette subse
 ouentIy was arrested at Eagle Bay O
 July 14
 The Trial At HerI<Imer.
 The trial bagan at HeFkluer at snecial term of tue supreme court 2