Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-29
DUAL PERSONALITY
 NEW ROLE OF WAITE UNDER MURDER CHARGE
N. Y. Dentist Claims He Is Subject to Two Natures One of Which Impelled Him to Kill Father-in-law.

NEW YORK, March Estate ments indicating that Waite was sub ject to a dual personality one of which impelled him to murder John E. Peck of Grand Rapids, his wealthy father in-law and Mrs. Peck, were made by Dr. Warren Waite to District Attor- ney Edwards Waite is still in bed at Bellevue Hospital where he is under arrest, charged with the murder of Peck and was asked by MT. Swann if he wished to make any statement. passed one hand over his eye and an swered vaguely.
 "Oh. it's all over He did it. This little bad man whom I haven't been able to get rid of until now-he did it all. Clara (Mrs. Waite) knows How l have tried to get rid of him. don't know who he was-he told her he told me he came from Egypt.
 Roy W. Schindler, detective who visited Waite just before MT Swann arrived. declared the dentist told him about the dual personality, asserting that he sometimes was so obsessed by the bad man" that he would run around in the park to throw off the inclination to evil.
 According to Schindler, Waite told him he administered live bacilli of various disorders to Mrs. Peck, but they did not act as quickly as he ex pected He said also, the detective ayerred, that he fed germs to Peck. but when the results appeared to be unsatisfactory" he gave arsenic to his father-in- law. Both Mir. and Mrs. Peck died a few weeks apart here Mrs. Peck on January 90 and her hus- band on March 12. Autopsies on the body Of Peck disclosed quantities of arsenic. Mrs. Peck's body was ere mated.
 Three assistant district attorneys. as well as an attorney engaged today for Waite, were in the room when Waite made the statement about the dual personality. Mir. Swan said that Waite who appeared to be completely recovered from the effects of drugs he took, to be more incoherent and fir rational tonight. that he was not satis- fled with Waite's statements
 Additional evidence regarding ! Waite's alleged activities with germs was obtained today by the district at torney's office. MT. Swan said that he had found that Waite. through in- termediaries who sometimes repre- sented themselves as reputable physi- : clans, obtained from the Rockefeller | Foundation for Medical Research. ] Bellevue Hospital and Willard Parker Hospital for infectious diseases, as
 well as the Cornell medical school live bacilli of typhoid, pneumonia, dip | theria and influenza he also obtained ! germs from drug manufacturers in detroit. the district attorney said. by
 using letter heads of physicians.
 Another development announced at
 the District attorneys office today was
 that Waite on Monday. March 20. be
 fore he was arrested. drew a check
 for S9,3O0 which he had on deposit in
 a local bank. This check is in the I possession of Mir Swann and a war.
 rant has been issued for the person [ to whom the check was issued.
 Mrs. Margaret Weaver Horton who
 shared a studio" with Waite at a i hotel here, was questioned at the dis ' trict attorneys office the greater part 1 of the day Horton said that about S9.O00, which was deposited to his ac- count during the year was from the 1 sale of wireless apparatus. Mrs. Hor- Waite was just an innocent flirta- | tion."