New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
ARREST MRS. ANGLE
In BALLOU DEATH
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c.roner recalled DR.. Weaver 70 the
stand and repeated the examination
regarding the analysis. As far as II had
zone. Of the blood marks.
He then said 20 the spectators IN
tho court room.
I'm view % the evidence Of Dr. Wea-
yer as 20 the finding Of the blood on
the floor Of the hallway and on the
first fight Of stairs and on the second
landing. where o is presumed MIR. Bal
Ion fell. and upon his finding OF blood
stains further upon the second landing
i.self and upon the wall going Up 30
that landing on both sides. and the
frdiDc of the hat,ltsef, smeared with
blood: the finding o. spots IN me back
room. being near 10 the place where
the ironing board had been, together
with the finding of the spectacles a. the
further end Of the hallway on the YER
anda. and in view. Of the further fact
that Mrs. Angle desires telling her own
story. and all she knows Of II, but
under instructions Of her counsel. re-
trains from telling any part or 1T
think I must, under the clrcumstances,
through her failure 20 explain. recall
her bond and ask the chief OF police 20
take her N custody.
She Takes Arrest Calmly.
II was half an hour before the Chef
-old Mrs. Angle that she was under
arrest and twice as long before she
was taken 10 q cell in the prison, when
is in the same building.
She tool. the turn Of events calmly,
perhaps getting consolation from tAe
Dror1ise OF living quarters IN the DOR
ri-orv OF Police Headquarters. she
vii no attended By the matron OF the
building. Mrs. Seraphina Klahre.
Mrs. Angle came face TO face with
Walter r. Ballou, the son OF the deau
man. in Chief Brennan room ne
was waiting TO hear the result OF tne
inouest As soon as she saw MIN
she exclaimed: Harry. come mere
want 20 talk with you.
She then took both MS hands ID neIs
and said: II don't look like a cruel OF
vicious woman, do I? | would not say
a word or do thing tnat "ou'u nun
your fathers memory.
Ballou. who previously had made Cd
sections 20 Coroner Phelan examining
Mrs Angle in private, MADE no rePIy
70 her remarks, and so soon as she
released mis- hands walked from tne
room. ,-z.:o,
V~ Downs said no immediate acton
toward arrangements Tor the releaSe u
mis- client could be expected
"If. however" he explained she "a. II
held beyond a reasonable time / W."
start habeas corpus proceedings
BEFORE the inquest began the law
yer rave his reasons for not perlill1-
ting his client TO testify.
Il talked with Mrs. Angle las.
rigb-" ne said, "and It 10 my Dehei
hat she is in such condition. que 10
nrevious nervous trouble. when mas
beon aggravated by excitement thaO
she would not be responsible 4or me-
statements. and might be so e@ciIeu
by long questioning that she "ouIu
answer YES or no 20 almost an!
ouerv. These answers might De lnIu-
enced bv the person questioning her'
A. auv unfavorable answers cou!d Dc
used against her upon trial, ! al
viged against waving any OF heI ECU
rights a. this time and submit 70
prolonged questioning.
tn. investigation VIII be continued
with states Attorney Homer ). Cum
r0in0s IN charge In the mean ,iihe'
DR. Weaver will complete ms chenllca!
ANALYSIS OF all Of the stains found IN
me apartment. Among these are m
Guided the stains on the electric nat
iron.
No definite date was set for the con-
-inuance Of the inquest. Coroner
PheIan said. however, he thought ne
would be able 20 20 on with the case
about the middle Of next week.