New Britain herald., 1915-07-06
la were considered at conference ol< county officials.
 Death Seems Probable.
have never seen a man in ;

Death Seems Probable.
 tI have never seen a man in worse condition" District Attorney smith said Holt is very weak and ! shouldn't she surprised if he died. |, do not know whether he is trying to starve himself or not; but I do know that he is not eating and that he has lost much blood. ',:
 Dr. Cleghorn was present at this conference.
 B Charles R: Apted, assistant super isatendent of buildings at Cambridge, Mass, who knew Muenter at Har- ward nearly ten years ago, reached Mineola today to see if Holt and Muenter were the same man. MT. Apted visited Holt in his cell and re- raained there few minutes but did Ept attempt, because of Holt's weak ened condition, to question him.
 Looks Like Muenter.
 There is a remarkable resemblance Between this man and Muenter MT. Apted said, but it has been nine years since saw Muenter, and I cannot say positively that Holt is the man. He certainly looks very much like Muenter. however.
 $ trict attorney of Nassau County, who knew Muenter at Harvard, visited Holt again today in an effort to es- tablish his identity, if possible. MT. Wood was still unable to say whether Holt and Muenter were, the same, he declared
 Morgan Talks Over Phone.
 New York, July 6.-J. F. Morgan talked over the telephone from his country home at Glen Cove, l.. l., with partners of his firm here MT. Nor gan said that he was feeling fine. At the office of J. P. Morgan & Company, it was said that because of MT. Nor gan's rapid progress towards recov- cry the issuance of bulletins on his condition probably would be discon- tinued.
 Claims Holt UnsOund.
 Frank Holt, who dynamited the cap itol at Washington and shot J. F. Morgan, lay in physical and mental collapse today in his cell at Mineola, l.. l., jail. He had promised to tell the whole story of his life when he was arraigned before a justice at Glen Cove tomorrow but his condition was such that there was grave doubt wlle- ther he could appear in court.
 EDr. Guy F. Cleghorn, the jail phy- stefan, was quoted today as saying that Holt was unsound when he attacked Mir. Morgan. and he is unsound now. The only place forstIle man is the Mat . teawan Asylum. The intestinal and stomach troubles he is having are often present in cases of mental dis turbances. He is highly nervous" To prevent an aggravation of his men. tai condition virtually all questions were temporarily excluded from HoIt's cell
 x Quieter Than Yesterday
 z Holt was nevertheless described as duieter than yesterday. when he paced his cell crying that he wanted to die and asking that he be shown a way to do so. Precautions were taken to pre- vent him from attempting suicide. ssIt was learned today that railroad freight agent at Syosset, ten miles from Glen Cove. had notified the police that a man he believed might be Holt. had received cases containing K 12O pounds of dynamite, fuses, caps and exploders at the syosset station June 2s.
 To Settle Identity.
 In an attempt to settle the question whether Holt is the Eric Muenter wanted by the police of Cambridge, Mass, an assistant custodian of Har- ward University and a Cam mbridge detec- tive, were expected in Mineola today
 Scars on His Body.
 Chicago. June 6.-Professor John Maxwell Grove, a teacher at the University High school of this city suggested today that the identity of Frank Holt, who shot J. F. Morgan