New-York tribune., 1911-10-30
R|CHES0N'S QUIET DAY
No Visitors for Accused Minister
he ESCheWs Divine Service.
MAY RECALL MRS. LlNNElL
Mother Of Girl Said to Have Met
Clergyman Before Daugh-
ter's Murder.

! Boston. oct 29-Agaiu to-day the Sunday
( worship at the Emmanuel Baptist Church
CAMBRIDGE. was directed by a supply min
ister while the pastor. tho Rev Clarence
Y. r. Richeson. was confined in Charles
street jail, accused Of the murder oil MS
opotime sweetheart. Avis Liraell FRO
fessor John NJ. English, one Of the accused
clergyman's former teachers at Newton
| Theological Seminary, filled the pu'pl"
Neither i'm prayers, hymns nor sermon was
there any word of allusion to the sltuauoh
of the pastor
! Nr Richeson received no visitors at the
jail to-day, as it has long been rue
y,tb sheriff seavov never 10 issue permits
| for Sunday visitors, except in cases OF
emergency. The days routine for the
prisoner differed little from that of week
DAYS. and ac did not avail himself ot the
opportunity 80 attend divine service III Inc
! little Jail chapel.
/ Consideration of tho evidence which VIII
|oeoide whether or not probable cause shall
no found for Indictment Of the clergyman
win he resumed tomorrow by the special
session Of the SUFFOLK COUNTY Grand 'ur!
The grand Jurors have behind them two
6ays of evidence, Thursday ana flloaS'
curing which about score OF witnesses
were heard. When the grand jurors return
~ court tomorrow morning, District Al
tcrrev Pelletier will have waiting TO tes-
tifv number of witnesses from Whl'h
the nolico expect TO secure new hght on
certain portions Of tho case against MT
Richeson. ~
Particularly do they hope TO develop
eor,, testimony which will clear up the
uncertainty a. 10 whether Mr.. Rchesoh
and Miss Iiunell were together on the
afternoon Of Saturday October IA, a lew
tours before her death. in this connec-
tion soro importance is attached to the
visit IN Charles street Jail yesterday ol
r,roo ,:ourg women who were asked by a
rolics irepcctor who accompanied them
whether Mr.. Richeson was the MAJ"
rhev are believed to he mattresses en-
ployed I'm q restaurant near the f'hN a.
where Miss Lnncll is said to nave 'oiu d
friend that she had been with the ii''ni,
ter that Saturday afternoon Inc ''Su,' ,n
Of tho vouuc womcn's attempted 'pe"''"-
catiot was not disclosed
7, ,iov of the number Of now witnesses
likely 10 ho called. il is believed lhd' '''
Grand fury will not finish the case 'o-Ihol
rop. night. as District Attorney fe"e'iei
rredictod when adjournment was taken GU
/ rridav Instead. IT. is probable that inc
sitting will last through Tuesday ana pos
/ eihlv Wednesday. IN which case ''pol
cannot be expected before THURSDAY u
/ chic .rorort e. in the form Of an Indictment
, coc,- will he sent at once 90 the thafles
! .,rea, ia1 and delivered in hand 10 '''
prisoner Ills arraienment in the superior
! Criminal Court and the settlns Vt '''0
for trial will follow within da!.
| Honorts 10 the contrary not"lthstah"-
I ing il is understood that the Boston ponce
are working with much interest on lue r.
mort that MIR. Richeson, IN returning -
! ,r,e Fraul, Carter his landlady. boWl
! ,,biob ro had borrowed from her TO lhiN
. ,,s,c of -four and water to use for book
binding. said: BE sure 10 wash the po"'
o,,, ,reu because there has been poison III
/ il" -
/ Mrs Carter has been quoted within fcW
dave ae saving that the minister never
mentioned poison to her IN connection WIN
/ the return of he bowl. but the police never
/ theless are deroting some attention 10 'h'
matter.
Another point which the police are IN
/ ,cstiratine. and which may result ma 'n'
second appearance before the grand jury
( ~ Mrs Sarah Linnoll. of Hyannis' mother
of tho dead girl. is . story II meeting ne
tween Mrs. Linnell and Mr.. Richeson three
/ dave before the murder. This meeting TOOK
nIa,e at the South station. In Boston' on
Mrs. Iuneue arrival here 70 visit nor
DAUGHTER T. is said that the minister me'
Mrs Linosll just as she Fot m the train
md gave her to understand that the en-
counter was accidental The police arc
working on tho theory that he had learned
from Avis that her mother was coming
to vj-if ter and that he arranged to meet
MIR. Iinrel for some particular purpose.
r, &C. to learn the details Of their converse
ton that Mrs Linnell NAV he called again
before The grand jury.