The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-05

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! I enu ~ lssuhss IseckeA.
n nSa osssls apartment With two1
1oofU ~ I've he1lyAyA The door
Slcunng114 - g m entfAnce was
~ arsa ooe NJ. 3ervtss tried. The
luek feaponoeA TO HI key: but . bolt
- n luefda Wao shot. and the door
vSusd MT open. Thea be tried the
ckhev door. The lock turned; but the
0oer Waa bsrrtcAded with hsavy
ARTICLES en1 would only open . rev
Hello. rred! Hello. Mrs Nobel"
ne called. There was no answer.
can 10 the Mercer street police
station brcusht Captain Domtnick
Henry and Patrclmen Brennan and
DOanen. inst - they arrived. the
mother, NYs. White. drove Mp 70 the
house in her motor. and joined the
little group.
The poltccmen's shoulders carried
the door on It's hinges slight cdor
II eae led the party to the kitchen.
Captain Henry and Mr.. Servtss opened
the door. An instant later Mrs. White
fela forward In = faint at the night re-
yeAlcd.
In HIS Arms
Fred and Louise Noble were lying
on tho nour, vain their neaas ABOUT
= foot ffoin the opened oven OF the
gas stove, from when the pouring
xne fumes from ave wide opened jets.
The spy's ieft arm Was aeyut .ne
9rri's xnouioelx, ms r1xnt about her
waist They were unm,ssakaoiy dead.
hsl was = tAanI Trace OF smile on
ths wifes tAcs. and cursousiy. tne
husband blue eyes were full! open.
Ar9 NoDie haa on . purptish-reu
kimona. which covered her nisnt robe.
Tho young man wore wniie siik
tennis shart, dark trouserA black si.k
stockings and nc shoes.
There may have been something sig
uifioant about that white siik tennis
shirt. The Mobiles friend. the repor-
ter, was The one who wrote the story
Of Henry Clay Beattic's eiecu oeution
in virUtnta. and. described II TO tnsin.
zpuke about teattie aIrayinS himself
il such q garment instead or SOME
death haeiiunsnt
sHy 1adl That was gamet" said
Fred Nouie, al the time. al l ever
- suddenly IN wear my tennis shirt.
Ars~ White. the mother, was car
ried downstairs and gwen into tae
kindly care OF Mrs. Ssrsisa. while q
call VISA sent for two physicians. VINO
Hive In tbs Apartment h0uSe-DoctVrs
j. IA. Eabeli and w. q. Graham. They
arrived simultaneously and said the
Mobiles had been dead for hvs Or siA
hOurA Coruner's Physician Leblanc.
who came with Coroner helienstesn.
soon afterward. was Of the same
leave No Mcssaxc.
The police searched the apartment
for some message. some writinS. but
FOUND nothing IT all In the one
bedroom. Ars. MOBILES long fur coat
and nun, her hat and her outer
clothing lay In = neat pile on the bed.
which had BEEN occupied. Beside
them were FredFs overcoat. coat hat.
sfick and gioves, carefully folded
with cigarette case laid on top OF
them.
A little white after this search wss
finished, Walter l.. Suydarr the form
ar husband. drove down from his
homA, at No. s East Seventy-sixth
strsef He came 90 fast that nj
Broadway and Thirteenth street. his
machine struck Edward Rappold. q
ooe&man, and knocked him twenty
feet. The man was taken to the New
York hosnijtal with . possible frac-
1ured skull.
Mr.. euydsm burst into tears as he
EAxed upon tho body of his wife. with
her iong golden hair---her chief -.irt
Ut Atracfion--lyin9 loosely about her
shoulders.
''Only . Friend"
To the reporters who arrived about
this time. he said:
There Il nothing much for me 20
sAv. except that I'm dreadfuiiv sorry
that Door f1ouise's end has come like
this Shes not mine. now. YOU know
--sie hasn't beeh. lately. I'm here
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T-en the Young man victims faith
er. II. NJ Noble. Of Brooklyn arrived
n cla'm his sons hady He. too went
bitterly as he looked al the iifeless
FORMS.
Poor Fred" he sohbed 81 knew
M cord would came Of this whole
z sYatr and told him so. Ert 7 never
Thought II would come to t".s"
rewar+ J. rufahy an undertaken.
wr. rr-~rrcred nv totrt consent ..
Mrs.. White and the elder MIR. Noble
his arrival those outside the house
and there wss great. curious thycny
heard whisners o. things that had
been said within.
Made Previous AftcsnptA.
IT appeared that the young hus-
band had, possibly. attempted sui
eide on Friday evening. That night
Mrs. Noble tclephoned downstairs for
Or. Carroll to come up quickly. He
was not at home. SO an outside phy-
stefan was called. When this doctor
arrived he was told that everything
vas all right: he wasn't needed.
II was said That Mrs. White had
remarked. upon recovering conscious
ness, II didn't think she would try
II again"
This might have referred to at
ternpts nj sslf-destruction which the
girl told intimate friends she had
made while she was still Walter Suy-
dams wife. Once. she said. she had
taken ehloroform: another time mer-
curry bichloride tablets.
1t was said also that Walter Suy-
dam, upon entering the house. had
x s.sss-s a. . III ID Iasfrl ana
signed Louise Notle," which. he told
Mr.. S<rviss. he thought ought TO be
stopped at the Columbia Bank, nov
The signer was dead. This probably
sas check drawn to meet current
expenses.
Late In the afternoon Mrs. Mobiles
body was arrayed In u white silk
gown and placed In Cudahy's automo-
bile hearee and driven 10 the receiv-
ing vault at Woodlawn Cemetery. The
hearse was followed by Limousine
containing MiA White tbs molher..
ana afr. knd Mrs. John Ross Della
helds relatives At the vault Mrs
IJeiafieid laid upon the coffin q mass
of red and white roses. sent BY Wal
Ter Euydam,