The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-27
MRS. ANGLE
 MUCH BETTER
 AFTER REST Stamford Police Chief De- nies He Knows of Second
 Man Tn Case ALL EXHIBITS PLACED 1, IN CoRoNER's s HANDS Woman's Lawyer Declares Blood Stains, on Hat
 Game From Outside

Stamford, June 27.-Mrs. Helen M. Angle, who is under $5,Oo0 bonds awaiting the result of the inquiry by Coroner John J. Phelan into the death of Waldo R BaIEou, on Tuesday night, and who has been staying at the home of a. friend since she was taken from the court room on Wednesday after noon after she had collapsed through nervous exhaustion, today was report ed to be in a. composed condition.
 Monday, she will be interviewed in private by Coroner Phelan and at that time 1t ds expected. she will make a, statement as to the circumstances of the call by Ballou at her apartments on Tuesday evening and what she did after she found him Unconscious in the lower hall Of the building in which she lived It was expected by close friends that Mrs. Angle will make a. complete statement and they look for the clearing away of much of the mystery which has surrounded the case.
 Chief of Police Brennan today made a statement to the effect that st no time had. he entertained any belief that another man was in Mrs. Angles apartments at the time Ballon called there. He added that no evidence had been found of any other male caller upon Mrs. Angle that evening and he had never Said that he entertained
 
 Chief Brennan said that he was be- ing quoted as setting up numerous theories as to the manner in which Ba11ou met his death, none of which he had entertained He rested hIs view of the case upon his testimony given to Coroner Phelan and the ex- hfbits he had placed in the coroner's care. 1
 Homer S. Cssnnaines. who win be states attorney after July first. Issued a statement to the effect that he had not entered the case, that he had not expressed any views upon 1t and had not made an investigation on his own part He said that, naturally, as states attorney, the case would come to his attention after it should be sent from a. lower court to the higher one, but at this time he had been impelled only by personal interest to visit the rRfppowam building, in which Mrs Angle had her room, to look over the marks which had been reported to be blood stains
 H. c. Downs, counsel for Mrs An gle, today stated that he was positive that it would be shown that Ballous hat was crushed in when 1t was hasLi- ly thrust into the chest He pointed out that no one could contradict the fact that there was no blood stain in side the hat. The blood stains were on the outside and, although they had soaked in, the stains had not marked the inner coating of straw or the lin ing Judge Downs said that this pointed, in his opinion, concl1siveIy so the fact that no flesh wound was in hicted while Ballou's hat was on his head.
 Judge Downs with other of Mrs. Angles friends say that they are in terested in the tests of blood stains which are being made, because they claim that many of the stains are those from tobacco, The police say that the report that a loaded revolver was found in Mrs. AngIe's room is correct but the weapon had been in 9 bureau drawer and evidently had not been handled for g. long time, judging from it's condition.
 The police say that the finding of BalIou's spectacles in the room had no about it. They say that off, cers gathered up a lot of articles Of character and in sep arating them later the spectacles were found. They had been previously over looked.