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The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Gives Out Interview After
Reaching Jail.
BREAKS HER LONG SILENCE
Mrs. Boyle Denies Completely in
Boys Abduction-Woman Declares
She Loves Her Husband and Will
Stand by Him-Refuses to Tell
Name of Her Parents.

Mercer, Pa, March H.-After her arrival
at the jail here. Mrs. Boyle gave out
an interview. as follows:
Il am the wife Of James H. Boyle. ar
rested with me for the kidnapping.
Il am legally married to him. love
him. and mean to stand by him am
aot Anna McDermott. OF Chicago; Anna
Wilson. Of Denver; Helen Faulkner, or
any other of the persons I have been said
20 be.
Il deny that was an accomplice 10 the
kidnapping. I knew nothing about the
kidnapping I took no part In deceiviRg
Billy Whitla. I do not see how I can
be convicted Of having anything to do
with the kidnapping
II mean 10 stand by my husband
through this affair. even though am
acquitted, as I hope I may be. I do not
know what his connection with this AFFAIR
was, but I am sure he was not the insti-
gator Of the Kidnapping plot I VIII not
say whether he had any accomplices.
Parents Are Dead.
'My mother Is dead She died when 1
was born. My father died three years
ago He Is buried near Chicago. I viii
not say Just where.
Neither will tell my parents name.
] am alone in the world now. I have no
relatives. except distant cousins. some OF
whom are in Chicago; but I do not be-
lieve they would know me. myself have
not been in Chicago for five years. I
have Travelled about from city to city.
Il supposed Billy was brought to me
by my husband for the same reason that
Billy supposed he came TO me- I was led
10 believe that there WIS smallpox at
Sharon. that Billy had been exposed, and
that his father wanted 10 keep him in
some safe place until the smallpox scare
had passed"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28

NEW CLARION. KENTUCKY AVE. % Houss
frum bach elcT11or- booklet s. h BONIFACE
nkT-11
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
GIRLS FOR BACHELOR LIFE
Students in Joint Debate Hit Cupid
n SOlar PIeXuS

Richmond. Va. March Resolved.
That the life Of the bachelor girl Is pre-
ferable to that OF the married woman. q"
To this momentous question the sweet
girl undergraduates Of Smith-Beals Busi-
ness College gave their earnest atten-
ton to-day in eloquent debate. Argu-
ments pro and con flashed back and
forth IN spirited fashion. but at the close
of the debate. the judges decided that
the 'never-going-to-g -get-marTied' girls
had presented the abler arguments. and
the honors went TO the alternatives.
Misses ROsalie Robinson and Louise
wilkins said bachelor girls had much
more liberty. time. money, and fun, and
that ended the debate.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
PRESS CLUB CHANGES.
Amendments 10 the Constitution
Adopted Last Evening.

At an enthusiastic meeting OF the Ma
tional Press Club Of Washington. last
night. IN its new rooms at Fifteenth and
F streets northwest. several amendments
to the constitution were adopted unani-
mously.
The initiation zee for active membership
was increased from SO 10 SIS. and the
annual dues were raised from Sl2 10 SO
After the members OF the club had be-
come acquainted with their new quarters
and had an opportunity 10 appreciate
what was being offered them all opposi-
ton 10 the increase OF dues vanished
and the amendments TO the constitution
were passed without a dissenting voice
Other minor changes in the laws gov
erning the club were made in order to
clear up certain ambiguous language and
typographical errors
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Lynehburg EIks Elect Officers.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. March Z7.-The Lynch
burg Lodge Of Elks has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Ex-
alted ruler, H L Shaner: esteemed lead
ing knight, Il. Chess McGhee: esteemed
loyal knight. George Wragg. esteemed
lecturing knight, E H Crutchfeld; sec
retary. D. T Walker: trustee. R. G. Law
inder; treasurer, W r Jones: delegate
to grand lodge. r. G. Lavinder. and al
ternate, Fred Harper.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
NEGROES THANK TAFT.

Olivet Church, Chicago. Forwards
MessuEe 10 the White House.
Chicago. March IA resolution thank
ing President Taft FOR his attitude to-
ward the negro race was forwarded to the
White House to-day by a committee OF
members of the Olivet Baptist Church.
The decision was reached that the Presi-
dent was a friend Of the negro citizens
Of the United States The following
declaration Is embodied in the communi-
cation:
1T is the unanimous sentiment OF this
association that we thank his eXcellency
William H. Taft. President OF the United
States OF America. for the kind express
sion he made TO the world in the interest
Of the colored people as American citi-
zens IN his inaugural address.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
KILLED IN PHILADELPHIA.
"a. Farrell, of WeshinEtOn,'' Crush
ed Under Passenger Train.

The Washington police received a mes
sage from Philadelphia last night saying
man supposed 20 be A. Farrell, OF
Washington, had been killed az the West
Philadelphia station al $50 o'clock. He
fell In alighting from a moving train
and was crushed under the wheels
Inquiry by detectives in the Central
once resulted in locating the house OF
Anthony Farrell. Until March 3. captain
OF police at the Capitol This Farrell
LETT Washington az $50 o'clock FOR Phil
adelphia, his home. He would have
reached West Philadelphia at the time
the man was killed.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Funernl of John Bucltnrhau

Funeral services for John E Bucking-
ham, who died at the home Of HIS son, rs
Eighth street northeast. Friday morning
VIII be held at his sons home tomorrow.
Rev. Dr. Abbott and Rev. DR.. Pearson.
Of the Church Of the Good Shepherd, will
officiate. The interment VIII be in Con
gressional Cemetery.
Mr. Buckingham. who was known as
the veteran theater doorkeeper. had been
III for a long time
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
MRS. FARMER DOOMED.
Confession Not Expected from the
Condemned Woman.

Auburn. n. Y. March 2.-The ap-
electrocution Of Mrs. Mary
Farmer Is marked by more preparation
than any execution in the past. not even
excepting that Of Leon Czolgosz. who as
sassinated President Mckinley. The city
Is being filled with newspaper representa-
tives. witnesses, experts, and specialists
for the autopsy.
Macy Farmer will meet her husband to-
morrow morning, IN the presence Of a
priest. and viii discuss the fate OF little
Peter. Rev J. F. Hickey expressed sur
prise at the statement 10 the effect that
Mary would give a confession 20 him
which would exonerate her husband from
participation IN the crime.
All that she tells him. ne declares. will
be kept as a sacred trust Mrs. Farmer
declares she has no fears and that she
viii meet death bravely. II has been
decided by Warden Benham that she viii
be taken 10 a special cell IN the Admin
istration building OF the prison Sunday
morning.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Employees win Get Their Money.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd, March 2. Chief
Judge A. Hunter Boyd passed an order
directing the receivers Of the Maryland
Rail Company TO borrow as much money
as may be needed to pay the employees.
amounting 10 S9,497 To-Day list No. l
was paid, the amount being S4.299a List
No. 2. amounting to s4.219.25. is to be paid
April 10. and list No. 8. amounting to
SS7&S5. is to be paid April a. The In
debtedness to labor once cleared, the re-
ceivers viii proceed to plan for the re-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Hog Kills a Horne
- 70 Thc Washinrton Heralf.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Petersburg W. Va, March IA vaIu-
able riding horse belonging 10 John G.
Harman was killed by a mad hog yester-
day. Mr.. Harman was taking home a
drove Of hogs. Among them was a big
one. which had tusks two or three inches
long. On The road the big hog engaged
in fight with another hog. Mr. Harman
rode up on his horse 10 drive the animal
away. when It charged the horse, disem-
boWeling It.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
MORE ,FR1sco GRAFT TROUBLE.
Five Men Arrested on Charge Of
Stealing Evidence.

San Francisco. March 27.-The big
gest sensation in San Francisco graft
since the attempt TO assassinate Fran
els ]. Heney, the graft prosecutor oc-
CURED here late this afternoon. when
two ousted employees of District Attor-
ney Langdon's Office, and three other
men, were arrested on charges OF steal
ing evidence said to be damaging TO
Patrick Calhoun. president OF the
street railway. now on trial Tor at
tempted bribery.
Rex Hamlin. one Of Langdon-s con-
hdential men, who was the frst man
arrested. is said to have made a full
confession. He implicated the other
tour men. It is alleged. and their arrest
Immediately followed.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Fast Drag Ridden at warrentOn.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Warrenton. Va. March 27.-The War
renton Hunt Club rode a fast drag this
afternoon. starting az Mrs F. A. B.
Portman's. with a brisk finish AT Mrs.
Elias Gray's place. The weather was
good for the run and the field was a
large one. The only woman riders were
Miss Mabel Flynn. Mrs. Peter Labouisse.
and Mrs. F. A. B. Portmsn. The riders
were T. l. Evans. master OF the hunt. on
Topaz; Mrs. F. A. 2. Portman. on Snap
Dragon: Mrs. Peter LabouiSse. on PERI
winkle; Miss Flynn, r L Adams. on
The Favorite; c. II. Smith. on Oginquit:
William F. Wilbur. on Miss Nancy; J. D.
Hall. on The Lamb: John P. Stone. on
Jim Cracker, and Dion Kerr. on Sails
bury.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Nearly Reached Century Mark.

Special to Tbs Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, March 27.-winches-
ter's oldest resident. Mrs. Rebecca Bean
Hodgson. died to-day. Mrs. Hodgson
would have been ninety-six years old on
April 8. She was one OF the most re-
markable women Of this section, and up
TO about a week ago. when she was at
tacked with grip, was In full possession
or her mental faculties.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Others May DIE When Myers
Home l. Destroyed.


SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. March 27-In a FIRE
which totally destroyed the home Of
James Myers, in Back Creek Valley.
early to-day. Inez. the ten-year-oId
daughter Of Mr.. Myers. was burned 20
death Mrs. Myers and her uncle. Michael
Myers, also received terrible burns. which
may result fatally
The aged man received his injuries IN a
futile attempt TO rescue little Inez. who
was cut OF by the flames. Mary. an
other daughter. was badly burned, but
VIII recover.
The father escaped with slight injuries,
although he made heroic efforts 70 save
his family. When he swOke the building
was in flames. and several members OF
the family were already overcome.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Humrichou.e Ritten bx Doc.


% II7 Wdslllslll HCTaIl-
Hagerstown, Nd. March T.-Harry H.
Humrichhouse. young attorney OF Hagers-
town, nephew and former private secre-
tary TO late United States Senator Louis
f. McComas, was badly bitten while at
tempting 70 separate two dogs engaged in
a deadly fight on his fathers farm near
HagerstoTn. The wounds were cauter-
lied BY physician
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Page County Home Burns.

Special % Tie Washington Herald
Luray Va, March T-Mrs. Eddie
Evans house at Springfield. this county.
was destroyed By fire this evening Mrs.
Evans was away from home at the time
and all her furniture stored In the build
ing was destroyed. c. B. Hoax. who oc-
cupied the building. lost all HIS furniture.
A defective lue was the cause OF the
fire.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Chickens Carry the Election.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Moorefeld, W. Va, March 1.-THE cleo
tion at Mooreheld resulted in the decision
10 permit chickens 10 run at large by six
majority. The following were elected:
Mayor. John J. ChipIey; recorder, M.
Dasher; councilmen. NJ. S. Henkel. George
W. Kuhn, ]. H. McWhorter, J. William
Kuykendall, and George B. Eberly.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Man CIerk MccauIex Married.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. March 27.-Cards were
received in Hagerstown to-day announc-
ing the marriage at Wilmington. Del, OF
Edgar S. McCauley. OK Hagerstown, TO
Miss Otto Smith, OF Baltimore. Wednes-
day Of this week. McCauley's frst wife
procured q divorce from him in the court
here on March Is. he being required 70
pay her 5000 in cash and 81 a month
toward the support OF her children. Nc
Cauley is a railway postal clerk, running
on the Western Maryland Railroad be-
tween Baltimore and Elkins, ". Va
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
CcnsOIidation Loses.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry. W. Va. March H.-The
most exciting campaign in the history OF
Harpers Ferry and Bolivar was held to-
day. the Issue being the consolidation OF
the two municipalities, and the anti-con-
solidationists won. Harpers Ferry gave
3 majority for consolidation and Bolivar
81 against.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Gets $1,000 for Husbands Life.
r.s.I . -. w.shinrtnn Her.la.

bpeoal % Ihe Washington HeTaId-
Roanoke. Va, March 1.-The widow
of E. R. Ballard was. in the Corpora
ton Court here to-day. awarded 5000
damages In q suit against the Virginia
Iron. Coal and Coke Company. The
amount asked was $4,000. Her husband
was burned to death in the furnace q
year ago
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
SCORED BY BISHOP
Liye-Like-Christ Movements
Foolish and Wrong.
PLEA FOR PERSONAL RELIGION
Bishop Gambler, OF Georgia, Tells
Baltimore Methodist Conference the
Modern Tendency OF Churches Is
Too Machine-Iike-GOspe Is Whit
tied BowB-Stin Need Salvation.

Baltimore. Nd. March 27.-In scathing
terms Bishop Warren A Gambler declared
himself against the "Iive-nke-C Christ
movements that have been conducted re-
Gently in several cities.
He was speaking at the business ses-
sion OF the Baltimore annual conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church South
al st. Paurs Church to-day.
He paid HIS respects to the so-called
modern movements In the churches. de-
elaring that the so-called demands Of the
twentieth century FOR revision Of the
religion Of Jesus Christ were foolish and
all wrong
He made fun Of excessive church ma
ehinery. which so many ministers nova
days consider a necessity. and pleaded
for personal religion He was specially
severe In condemning the men who preacn
series Of sermons on English literature
and kindred subjects.
Men Admitted.
Bishop Candler admitted into fun con
nection with the conference five young
men that have been on trial two years
They were John Paul Tyler, Joseph J.
Rives. Hubert Sydenstricker. Harry V
Wheeler. and wendall Allen.
In the course OF his charge 70 them
Bishop Candler dealt with a number OF
matters they will be compelled TO meet.
He said. in part:
"An these so-called movements 10
make people live Ike what they think
] fhs.Fc
From Thomas a Kempis down, all who
have tried such plans have ended BY be-
coming morbid He succeeded better
than the man in Kansas. and q great
/ deal better than my brother IN Cleve-
land These campaigns did no good.
Whittle Gospel Down.
Some ministers try 10 see how much
about Jesus they cannot believe without
being brought to trial They whittIe tbs
Gospel down. and then state that the
twentieth century demands t. I do not
care what the century demands. only
care for what Christ demands. I was
awake when the twentieth century came
IN. T'fere was nothing but the noise the
! people made. There was no difference
the next day. Men still need the saliva
| ton Of Christ, just Ike they did in the
| nineteenth century.
We hear about strategic points. Men
/ fight 10 secure all these strategic points.
/ To my mind. II Is not a question OF
! points. but OF souls that need saving The
question should be strategic souls. not
/ strategic points
/ Tend Toward Machinery.
The tendency is toward machinery
! The preachers tell US they need machin-
I cry. II a child fell IN front Of an autono-
I bile. would we organize a committee 10
/ save Il? Would We send a committee to
get a derrick. another 70 get a rope, and
a third to place Il around the child? No:
We would go pick the child Up IN our
arms and place Il in safety. What We
need in religion is the personal touch
Machinery IS al right, but the heart is
more.
Some OF Us would change the psalm
| Blessed Is he that considereth the poor
70 Blessed g he that reporteth the poor
/ 70 the secretary OF the United Charities
and strsightaway forgets all about f."
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Col Rrndhnrr nend.

Buekfeld, Me-, March 27.-Col. Albert
Williams Bradbury, who was Gen Phil
Sheridan's colonel OF artillery Of the Army
Of the Shenandoah. in 1854. to which rank
he rose from second lieutenant OF the
First Maine Mounted Battery, died here
to-day Of pneumonia.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
chi1d FINDS Mother Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald
LynchbUrg. Va. March 27.-Mrs. Carrie
F. Hamlet. wife Of E. T. Hamlet and
mother Of several small children. was
found dead IN bed this morning by one OF
the children. Death was due 10 natural
causes Mrs. Hamlet was thirty-flve years
old and well known IN the city.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Lawyer,E WIG Arresfed

New YORK. March z.-SIrs. William H. Falls
wife OF lawyer for the Pennsylvania Railroad who
lives In Newcastle. Pa. ard who has been stay
ing al the Hotel AStor with he- husband was ar
rested this afternoon In department store IN Sixth
avenue charged with shopfting Magistrate Cor
nell parOied her in the custody Of her counsel un
tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Attempt at Escape Denied.
KING TO ATTEND CHRISTENING
Ambassador Reid's Grandson Favor
ffe with RoyaIty.


London. March Z7.-Ambassador White
law Reds grandson, the baby born this
week to Mrs John Ward. the ambassa-
doris daughter, is TO have a christening
the equal Of any ever given a royal heir.
Knowing that this will in all proba-
bility be his last summer in London as
ambassador. Mr.. Reid is determined to
outdo all his previous efforts in the way
OF entertainment. and the christening will
be used as an excuse for launching out
on a bigger scale than ever-before-
King Edward, who has always been ia
vorably disposed to the Wards. John
Ward having been one Of his equerries
for years, has already intimated that he
hopes to be present as a sponsor at the
christening. and the Prince and Princess
OF Wales have sent messages TO the same
effect.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
aAffinIty. Earle siIent.

forts to get Ferdinand Pinney Earle TO
discuss his wife's suit failed to-day. He
would only say that he has nothing to
say IN reference to the action brought by
Mrs. Earle for the annulment Of her
marriage to him.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
SOLDIER MEETS SEVERE TEST.

T. r. Deckrow Walks $500 Miles
to, Mobile, Ala.
Mobile. Ala, March H.-on the last
lap Of an l.SoO-mile walk. an endurance
test under the direction OF the United
States army. T. r. Deckrow. a member
Of Company A. Signal Corps, U. S. A.
Fort Sheridan. one Of the five who
started from Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich.,
dragged himself into Mobile last night.
Deckrow left for GulfpoTt, the end Of
the walk. to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
DEATH OF MRS. MURPHY.
stricken mt the Home of Her Son in
Church Street.

Mrs. Ann Murphy. mother Of James T
Murphy. of 1853 Church street northwest.
died Of paralysis at her sons residence
at o'clock last evening.
She was a native OF North Carolina and
the wife of a leading physician in that
State. For ten years she had made her
home in Washington.
The body viii be taken 10 Clinton, N
c., for inteTment this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
DR.. Hamilton Called to LynchburE.

Special 10 Ths Washington Herald
Lynchburg Va. March H.-The pulpit
committee Of the First Baptist Church to-
morrow viii recommend 10 the congre-
gation that call be extended 70 Or. ".
w. Hamilton. Of Atlanta. Ca to succeed
Rev. DR.. Carter Helm Jones.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
BARON DE ROSEN GUEST.
Russian Ambassador Presents TrO-
phIes 10 Gotham Troops.

phies 10 Gotham Troops.
New York. March 97-The Russian Am
bassador. Baron de Rosen. was the guest
OF the Twelfth Regiment tonight. After
the review, Col. Dyer asked the Ambas-
sador to present trophies to Company
B. and to Company A little bronze
archers that the companies had won in
rife competition. Capt William Z.
Downs moved the companies up. and the
Ambassador. hat In hand, made them a
speech consisting Of seven or eight
smiles and a few words.
Il am a man of peace" he said. "but
hope that you would shoot in war,
should the necessity ever arise. as
straight as you have done in peace
In the Ambassadors party we're Col.
Baron de Bode. the Russian military at
tache. and Baron A. A. Schlippenbach,
the consul general at this port.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
New Electric Line suxee.ted.

Special TO Tie Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. March 27.-An effort is
being made in Bedford County to arouse
sentiment for the construction of an
electric railway from Bedford City 10
the VirgiDian Railway. It is reported
that the virginlan Railway is interested
in the project.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28

Rome. March 27.-Father Withmoo, rec
tor Of the Anglo-American Church Of St.
Sylvester. confessor OF former Queen
Margherita and an intimate friend OF
Archbishop Ireland. Of ST. Paul. died to-
day
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
william KnpInn Loses son.

William Kaplan. of 1880 Seventh street
northwest, was walking In Seventh street
yesterday afternoon with two 500 bills
in his pocket When he reached S street
the money was gone
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Four Children Die An Fire.

ogdensburg. n Y. March IA fatal fire 90
CURED yesterday Afternoon about 4 mile from lion
Hill In which four young children Of Kerry Ever.
EFT lost their lives The victims we're a Virl ~
seven years. girl Of two, and two boys aged i've
and three yeara
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Convfcts Rreak for IIhe-tr

Little Rock. Ark. March IA wholesale break
for liberty by eonviets at the State convict farm
In Lincoln County last evening was led By two
negro tristy guards who succeeded. after running
battle. in making their escape With SIX others, i've
having returned soon after leaving the camp
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
HEALTH RESORT.
IR0EVILLE SAKAT0REUK N

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circulation circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Salisbury Factory DESTROYED.


SPECIAL 20 he Washington Herald.
Salisbury. y. c.. March 27.-With a lcfs
Of $500 TO building and machinery. the
Kincaid veneer and lumber plant. in this
city. was early this morning destroyed
by IRE. which is said TO have orig
mated from q spark from passing train
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
The R0LMHURST.

Pennsylvania ave. near Beach- Cnohstructed oc-s7
new private baths saucr2ry wsshstards with hor
snd ccld run-lns Water Ia bedroouss. EleTatur %
ssFeee level CsraGty "a Open Al tie yea-
request HENRY DARNELL
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28

While you think OF Il. telephone your
Want Ad. 20 The Washington Herald
and bill Will he sent you at ] cent a word
The Washington herald., 1909-03-28
Atlanta Her Home.

Pittsburg, Pa. March 27.-It is now
definitely known that Helen Boyle, one
OF the alleged kidnsppers Of Billy Whltla,
the woman whose identity has stirred the
whole country, is not the daughter Of
William McDermOtt. Of Chicago, but that
her home is IN Atlanta, Ga
Detective Harry Perkins, who returned
from Mercer tonight. after taking Mrs
Boyle TO the Mercer County jail, is au-
thority for the statement
I'VE know that Mrs. Boyle Is a South
ern woman said Perkins, and that her
home is IN Atlanta"
When asked II the identity OF her peo-
pie wes known. Perkins said IL was, but
declined 10 make It public.
we have obtained much valuable IN
formation, and are now working on a
clew which may lead to the arrest OF a
third person. This Is why we cannot
give out much regarding the Atlanta end
OF the matter"
Attempt at Escape Denied.
That Mrs. Boyle attempted 10 escape
by Jumping from the moving train to-
day was denied by the detective.
In marked contrast 10 Boyle. his wife
has at all times maintained a friendly
attitude toy ard the police and detectives.
Boyle and his wife viii be given 2
preliminary hearing Monday on the kid
mapping charges.