The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

amincr, and DR.. Bruce S. Weaver have
finished the analysis OF the stains found
on the electric iron and OF che samples
taken from the rug. floor and walls OF
Mrs. Angles apartments. They have not
yet drawn up their report. which will
be ready by Monday. They finished their
work at the Stamford Hospital early this
morning, but neither would say. a word.
Frederick Lane, who runs tie railroad
restaurant, told his story to the police to-
day for tho frst time and talked OF II
afterward to the reporters.
Tells of Man ut Train.
II was going to take the io:4s train
on Monday night and walked out on the
PLATFORM" he said 81 saw Mr.. Rallou
there. as I had often seen him before.
waiting for Mrs. Angle to come from New
York. He was talking to man who
was hidden In the shadows. They seemed
to be ticking earnestly.
81 was walking past them when Mr..
Ballou called out to ask me whether
the train was late I turned to answer
away. his back toward me. lie walked
to the east end OF the platform and did
not return 80 long as | stood there. !
thought 1t was little funny at the
time. but when this tragedy happened
thought still more of It. did not know
and seemed younger. but could not
identify him"
The police have another man who says
he heard a fail In the hail Of the building
shortly after II o'clock Tuesday night.
lie Is Patrick Rabbit, boarder with
Mrs. 'Moskfm, who has an apartment on
the second floor OF the Rippowam Build
ing. Mr.. Rabbitts bedroom Is separated
by the thickness Of a brick and plaster
wall from the landing on which Mrs.
Angle says she found Mr.. Ballou dying.
The Moskim apartment has no connection
with the lodge section OF the building. but
is entered through n rear stairway. on
the other side OF the landing. also sepa-
rated by wall II the apartment OF Mrs
Barrett Rabbit was Just seven feet from
the foot Of the second flight OF stairs
Thought n He'd Had Fallen.
- was reading In my room" he said.
land at II 10 Tuesday night | heard a
crash. | thought II was In Mrs. Barrett :
apartment, and as she had just moved in
that day 7 said to myself that her bed
had fallen down thought nothing more
OF IT, II was a sudden hard bump. ] did
not investigate.
AS matter ~ fact there Il p cluster
OF three bedrooms within ten feet OF
where Mr. Ballou was found dying. Mrs.
Barrett and her mother. Mrs. Alban, sleep
on the other side and they did not hear a
sound. Mrs. Moskim and her husband
sleep in the bedroom which Is Just over
the first Night OF stairs. Sld they dill NOT
hear anything They were asleep at H."
kessler. the saloon man, would only
say that the whisky hottie found In Mr..
Balnu's pocket was never sold TO him.
According to kessler II was n brand ~
whiskcy bought by women. lie said ne
sold to Mr.. Ballou. who was not fire.
quent patron VI his place. drink OF
whiskey that night and the cherry cor-
dial.
1t was said at the Labor Temple, Four
tccnth street and Second avenue. whore
Airs Helen VI Argle formerly sang M
the choir. that she had been a member OF
the choir for about six months She sang
nj the regular sunday evening services
as a member OF chorus.
IL was said that she became MEMBER
| OF the choir through the director O. NJ
| Soule. and that she had been one Of his
| music pupils.