The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-26

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legs and was nervous before, Air. Hand.
Ian asked him a question 4 What was
the reason9 Why, the wretch knew
he was going I'd tsil u miserable lie.
Elenore zoeckte fkseenest bright.
est, smartest Women II ever saw on
! the witness stand. a detective, one
who ferrits out crime. The female
detective, who Is put ii the sick room
ito ( ss do anything she cal, to catch tho
intended victim. NJ; sl:ssis & q
THE. LILA ZANE CASE !.
I'm the Lila zan scase; Idsi,ot pros.
/ ecutor5 say: 4 would not believe "a de.
lttectiye on oath. ana AZ want 'to say ia,
from zoeckler s own Testimony, that
"; you will not SbelIsvetIt L
! The poor soul tells her about al.
bert schenk being against 6her. On
November1. kline tells her she wants
10 have a priyate5 ta,kSwlth her and al
/ went We OUT % the Wayside Inn. The
!, talk comes !ip Il; about the poison. Here
Is "a woman, she does not know, hut
She suggests to sthatWoman about the
poisoning. Then! abe tells about the
bribery offers and Kline is to give the
poison to ohnf3seheak after a written
agreement rs reached. She said 81
was wa possible for the chauffeur. to
hear but did the; chauffeur hear! No,
because It did not happen. Then they
came back and went to Basle's, where
they sat down and discussed the pol.
soning. She said Mr. Mccain sat
down at another table only a few feet
from them. Did he hear this dete e.
tive? No, besaue, 4 did not happen
for this detective did not go on the
stand to corroboratesthe story. &
ION November T2l che. called Mrs.
Ischenk up tand says. You did not
keep the appointment? and Mrs.
e, X, = ~ /, ~! s.sf ~. 81 y, - go
ssnenN slta i y all 81 the i tele.
phone i q. no le place I'd talk over. Why
Ola she not have ,a u itness 10 corrob.
ora. g. the story Of the talk over the
telephone? Why didnts she has Miss
Evans? Because It's a llle.s She told
the nurse the night before that she
was going to get the poison. Why
didn't she gst III Because 1t didn't
( happen. r. ..!lF,.,, 4ssyIiF I
Anothertmeetipg. was IN the amer.
noon of the nlght.ofath church SUP SUP.
per. They went ont for an auto ride.
Hero Kline asked her, fshe had ever
given schenk any arsenIcal poison.
Mrs. Schenk replied;by,a lrown, which
II think, clearly indicated the mega Iear,
tive. t.5' ~ ~
standi1ia.1
s.on tho i,irht "A ~
said Mrs. Sclenk, ,toldthher; ia. shit ,b hcr
mouth and not telI.anythipr9 Was
this ;corroborated !, BY any 81 thc. a..
tcctives In Mr.. ,Handlan,s ofIice 4 - 4
any other? h No 4lWhyi?s Because II
was not 50. .1tiwasFa lle.s ~
i.Do you think that Mrs sel,enl
would have, told MI. sRupp what -
Alderman said regarding the lead
poisoning !? No. Il fishei wanted her
husband to dieswiy Jdid she, Z ask s,t Dr,
Hupp tolj.dlscharge. i..!ilInc and d..
nounce Evans as I! d 't Biz, fat sthInpga -
! she was guilty, Why; VII. Should she make
admissions Of csoandlesnigc IL. 81 e !, Lundy
Wilson and q, ,orss ~ IA, \
There may q, an attack tao. on .Dr.
osbourne's electromagnetic tells Won
that the peculiar 5laste 81 M load
would be bound 10 @be tllscoyeredfL.
Didn't you taste II and and ,s,pity n ont i
once? h b ', g i.
rest my case 81 o 1s TIA "a tn Atm ;inonv
Of Drs, DrinkardL,. I and SHuppS,i 3 On,
Drinkard told Il that he world "a,
swear that schenhi had orece,ved { a NJ