Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-19

Motifs first elaborate murder plots
in the letters being talked to deatt,
he, of necessity, fell back on an unx
founded mud singing campaign. Of
which the Jury showed their opinion
by their vote.
certainly am not running awag
from Newark, as have only slander
TO race. and don't give a d. for II.
or those who dispense It.
1t is my turn to laugh this morus
ing and l am doing il.
II did not drive nv wife N s,,,.
cide' as | had made every possible
arrangement for her comfort, but
ner mistake was in thinking. when
she found this stuff, that as | had
iooied her on that matter. | probably
intended to dump her on her parents
win nothing. instead of we'll pro-
Vided, as ] intended"
WIN Not BE Married at Ones
In subsequent interview Mr.. Mac
Farland said.
1T win be some time before Misa
bfomley and are married r
ouiied all those newspaper men and
the rubbernecks that followed us yes-
leruay afternoon irt to believing that
we were to be married at once.
There was nothing further from
our intentions than an Immediate
marriage, but we could not see--Miss
Bromley and myself-how to get rid
of the crowd that was following us
except to let 1t be known that we in-
tended to marry at once.
MISS Bromley went to PHILADELPHIA
at 900 last night. l have not heard
from her since. I do not know what
Kind of reception she received when
she reached her home, but do know
that when tho time comes she win
ignore any parental objections and
we will be married.
1t viii not be for year at least.
have to make my plans. get home
and bring the kiddies from Maine."
To Take Both Children.
DO yon mean to bring both kid-
dies, Robert and Ruth, from Manner"
yes, l do. When / have estab-
lished a home 1 want both my chill
dren with me. The home may be
with Uncle Andrew MacFarland, at
Hammonton. N. j., otherwise al,
plans are in the air. l don't know
what l am going to do. whether [
can get position or not. | don't
know"
But, Mr.. MacFarland, won't you
give us some idea of what you intend
to dor
MaeFarland hesitated and then
asked: what can say?"
"Your plans?"
My God, | can't form plans now.
I'll have to wait until / see what the
developments are. While l was at
apartment 81, Essex county hotel r
made many plans for the future, but
/ developed none Of them because +
didn't know what this jury on the
second trial was going TO do to me.
l didn't want to go ahead and plan
the future and then find out that the
jury had disagreed, with the result
that 1 would have to spend whole
lot more time in Jail"
"Then you expected disagreement
yesterday"
mot on your life l thought and
felt l would be acquitted. but didn't
want 10 build on it. That's why [
made no plans. l have no plans now
except as I have outlined in the
statement given to the Evening STAR
Pronounced Innocent at 3:291s.
The jury pronounced MacFarland
innocent yesterday afternoon at 3:299s
O'Clock.
Less than an hour later, or at 4:20.
to be exact, he and Miss Florence
Bromley, the other woman in the
case, whose letters brought about his
conviction at the first trial, were at
the marriage license bureau in the
City Hall.
They were mot granted a license
because Miss Bromley did not have
with her the divorce decree granted
after her first marriage ming years
ago.
Plan after plan for getting pie csrs-
III.