The evening world., 1915-03-16
MRS. ANGLETElLS
STORY Of HER.L|FE
on NW|TNESSSTAND
Continued from First PaEe.)
tho table with me near the window
and talked.
TELLS WHAT HAPPENED Oe.
FORE BALloU DIED.

Mrs. Angle said D,liiou asked for a
drink and she told him TO 20 10 the
medicine chest and get some whiskey.
He did and took drink. He had
given her that wh,skey and several
other bottles for medical purposes
within a few months. she said. Bai.
lou poured out q small drink for her
and she took II with water. Mr..
Ballou rose TO go. Dfter Mrs. Angles
ships clock struck nve bells. Ballou
said there was n drink loft In the
bottle and they drank II. He took the
bottle with him. The two stood nj
the door and talked for while. Bal
lou asked her to lunch with him next
day. she said. and went out. she said
she kissed Ballou soodby.
q. What did you do then? Al
turned the catch bolt and went to the
centre Of the room to prepare to 20 to
bed. took off my shoes and stock
inEs TO massage my ankle. II was
aching. don't know how long II
was. whether II was five or ten min
utcs, when hoard a noIse a. though
somebody was falling on the landing.
I first thought II must be Jimmy.
Then instantly ! thought II could not
be Jimmy. because he had been gone
no long. but could not satisfy my
self. There had been strdngers In the
house lately. But went down.
Mrs. Angles voice was choked with
sobs at this point. and sven the near
est jurymen were leaning forward
with their hands TO their ears.
II went down and at tho landing
my progress was blocked,' Mrs..
Angle continued. ''It was Jimmy iy-
Ing there. I could not tell what was
tho matter with him. whether he had
tainted or was hurt. ! tried to feel
u his heart was Eoins. ] could not
Just tell anything.
oAvS one THOUGHT DALLoU
sPokG 70 Her.
Jimmy I said to him. speak to
me. Jimmy. What is the matterr
But he didn't say anything. I could
not tell tried to lift him.
IxnfEhen ] thought Jimmy spoke
llkrAy spoke to me. but ! couldn't
TELL. His body came down heavy In
my arms, was almost crasy.
,"'Just a minute, Jimmy< you'll be
eli right. Jimmy. ia q minute. ! said,
I,cculd nee everything turning black.
! Just thought jimmy ought to be
moved. don't reE ember what
thought. I don't know how I got him
downstairs to the street--somehow
I got him out and started upstairs.
II touched something In the dark.
I thought II was somebody after me.
I grabbed at II. I expected n mans
hand. but II was = hat-a mans hat.
I had several hundred dollars and
some jewelry upstairs and didn't
want anything more to happen.
meant to telephone to Mr.. Guernsey
At Jimmy's own homo to come to help
him, but I was 10 frightened.
"When I got upstairs. II was Jim.
my's hat. j saw II was covered with
blood. and forgot all about tele.
phoninE. 4 tust paced up and down
and cried"
BY this time neorly every woman In
the audience was crying openly
Handkerchief fiuttered and sobs
made Mrs. Angles tremblingly wills.
pered testimony even harder to heai
than before. Mrs. Angle stopped her
testimony altogether and began moan.
Ing aloud. with her head thrown for.
ward on her arm. When she could
control herself. she went on with hel
story. which coincided with Pohcs
Chief Brennan's account OF his ar.
rival at her door and OF his telling hel