The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-10

sas sasl tsst ssIidinF at water There S this ~s sS
 and it has been covered with ice since
 Tuesday night. A feeling has devei-
 oped that the well may contain some
 portions of Browning's body.
 The officers again today brought Mrs.
 Carmichael from her home in Adair to
 this city for further examination. The
 Detroit police today took possession
 of the two novels written by Rev. Car
 michael was sent to his friend, Rev. c.
 w. Baldwin, of that city, for an opin-
 ion on their merits. They will be ex
 amined in the hope that they may
 throw some reflection on the stats of
 mind of Rev. aCrmichael of late.
 John Land. ticket agent at the Grand
 Trunk Railway depot, noticed a man clad in fur coat and with close cropped beard come into the depot
 about o'clock Wednesday morning.
 He bought a ticket to Chicago, leav-
 ing on a westbound train shortly after
 o'clock. Upon this statement of
 Lands Is based the telegram to the
 Chicago police, that Carmichael is sup posed to have gone there. Land when
 shown Carmichaers picture could not positively identify him as the pur-
 chaser of the ticket. The Detroit po-
 lice today examined the two novels
 which Carmichael had written and IOunu Tn IneHl many references to violent deaths. In one
 place the stories described the burning of the bodies of two men. Some theo~ rists claim to see in these manuscripts corroboration of their idea that the preachers mind had become unbal- anced and that he had thought much
 of killings.
 Miss Coila Carmichael, daughter of the missing minister, said tonight that the private conversations her | father held with the murdered man. Gideon Browning. might be explained by the fact that her father had offered 1 to obtain for Browning. the agency l for a book entitled The Devil and His Works"
 Miss Carmichael said 1t was prob- l ably in reference to this book agency l that Browning made the frequently l quoted remark that the minister was going to get him a job that would al- l low i'm to wear good clothes all tht time and smoke good cigars"
 Miss Carmichael expressed the con- viction that 1t would be found that the | murder of Mir. Browning was commit | ted by some person not yet mentioned 1 in the case. She declared that she l had seen nothing wrong with her | father when she spent the Christmas | holidays at home and expressed explicit commence Tn ms lnhDcense or the nuF- der of Browning.
 It was learned tonight that the man supposed to be Rev. Carmichael l and who took an early train Wednes- | day for Chicago, checked a suit case 1 for Chicago. If the traveller was really l Carmichael it is believed that the l suit case for which he accepted a
 baggage check was the one that the 1 minister took with him when he left 1 his home in Adair Tuesday morning 1 Diligent search has been made for the l minister's suit case but the news that i 1t was probably checked to Chicago 1 Wedne sday morning is the first indlca- 1 ton as to what became of 1t.
 | People who think it would have beer 1 impossible for the murderer to have 1 cremated his victims body as com I pieteiy as .the fetna1pihE bones indi. cated. incline to the opinion that tht 1 murderer took parts of the body awat
 with him in the minister's missing | suitcase.