The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-14

last eiipioSeu as "dtShiioh ~ thc oeN-
enth-day Adventist puiiding IN Takoma
PARK. otesens. IL Is SAUL was oiscnarseu
as night Waterman on SATURDAY last
Jealous of Boarder.
AI.hor,,, c..ro,, had haan IaaIo,. q,
-rha,.a. e. ..so.a ,han r,arth =, ,,as
NO, ,,ntii ahn,,t two weeks aeo thst
Stevens 49, ut,aring tbreats ag.Jn.t
,ho ne ~ ar hoardar Tbasa ,braats
n 10 said yaro made IN Mrs Stayor,
her son Ieroy,. stevens ana 10 hos rders
Thomas bear5 tbe threats ana ON Sst,r-
6av last nurcbased a revolver He kane
this he decIares under a mattress IN
lis had As a further nrotectIon on his
Iifs Thor,as asssrts that he M, a hoIt
en- the door of his room.
81, was oeteImined' says Ihomas,
,al S'evehf Shou no' NH Ihe as
sep; knew ne nnsn. nav -. nes 70
.ne i1eA oi my uo q, ~ .-,,S V .n 49, ne
Soue aMh "' "e 'ieo " io'Ne
oI ~ o'' ,.. ~
$780,. -'.ora t,a,',,sa, =. a. L.,
sa,, 49, hath he go ,rho,,aes a.
,er,,,,s.s g, ,se 49, Thor.a,
rosiarad ,,s ,,as,,ton ,v,.h A.. Ivahs,a-
EIactric Gn,,,panv xss,arI,ov af,srnoon
he declares sftcr falling George Web
ster q r,snh.r ~ the ,,rro NJ the tbrastz
- D., 60, 81 49,, ,,,,,L NJ
XWahs,s. - go ~. >. &c rrhar-a,
ct toId hin, MAS roing IN leave wasb-
inpton In tho ,norning Tor NV bop,e IN
TbomasyiIIa and asLed that he keen INV
Whereabouts secret left the shop To IN
n the Stevens. home for dinner and 10
get INV tools and clothes
Stevens. talking 10 his son. LEROY. ia
quoted as saving. .Son I'm going 10
leave home in the morning I've cot a
job on some carpentry work in Balti-
more, and / guess I'iI be away some
time" 1t is known that Stevens engaged
an expressman in the afternoon and d.
rected the man to call at the Cedar
Street house at night for a trunk and
box Of tools.
,rora In m. C,..f,,
reached the CEDAR street mouse
ABOUT hfteen minutes after O'Clock,
says Thomas. Mrs. Stevens met me at
the door and asked me II I had my
revolver. L told her no. She said her
husband had returned home and that
had better look out. that he was
armed. went upstairs and got my
revolver from under the mattress. I
then descended to the first floor and lie
Roy told me to be careful. that his father
had said he was going to kill me. H
IN read "'i1 SAT uo""
.'Steyens and hi. SON c.ua I'm o,,t
OF the cellar where they had been 10
get Stevens tools. 1 said: Hello, Uncle
Roomie. We all called him uncle. be-
cause we. hVed as Dig afmily and not
as occupants OF boarding mouse lie
said' fieilo BOD. Then ne asked me:
nave you oeen Spying on me| l told
MN no ana ne started TO go In the
ulning room heard sudden com
hiotioii III tue uihlns room ana looked
a, ,.,.n Puich'
Heps was stanuing In the pantry.
MIDWAY between the dining-room and
h WIN MS revolver pointed at my
before i couiu move seemed
" ne olin .i oiu not know "hat nap
80 .tA l cane 10 my senses some
t-i. - spi a"Ieu On me moor Oh tne
.., 80 IVih my race was
= :, a.. -. o'u .aihot teInenloeF
80. rs Go. as I ,sti TO- OUT re-
49, csn - 'ine ~ Irie pantry
Iotar ,rhII. 80 ,;..,. erheu
ths k;,choU 90 StuS,
stevens far,,. roa ,,,;,h hIs L., -.
ino, In NV To- on5 tha T-,h,aOaI -
OF Miss Coleman 1ooL,ng orer ne sbo,,,o
d.- MS
s.xx tt,.hs ru
drew my revolver quick and began !
shooting. They tell me I fired three |
times. I saw Stevens lurch back and |