The New York herald., 1922-11-02

| and he said he had sent her cards. II
spoke of 1t.
Q. Did he say he had written letter
OF letter?
! Q. Did you know that ne had receives
a letter or letters from her?
| A. 4 know of the two that I saw.
Q. Two letters?
| A. Yes.
| Q. Do you know what the content
OF those letters were? Did YOU Sc
them?
A. Yes l did
| Q. Mrs. Hall, when you telephone,
the police on the Friday morning. VIII
was 1t. as we understand. that yo'
merely asked whether there had bee,
an automobile accident and did no
report at that time that your husban'
was missing?
A. said my husband had gone ou
and had not returned. ! did not tel
the police who l was. l asked II ther
had been any accident which Nigh
account for his not returning.
Q. Would you mind telling us wha
your motive was In not informing th'
police who you were?
A. thought could get the informa
ton without saying anything more.
Q. When they reported that they he,
no record OF any accident did you gic'
them any information as to who yoi
we're?
A. No.
@. Was there ever any enmity be
tween Henry Stevens or any disagree
ment between Henry Stevens and youl
husband!
A. No.
q. Or, Willie and your husband?
r A. Never.
Q. Why was IL that Henry Stevens
absented himself from your weddin 81
A. He was away at the time.
Q. He was away travelling l suppose
A. Yes.
Q. But between half past 3 and Z
A. Nothing whatever.
Q. Was your brother Willie with you
all the time when you were out?
A. Yes.
q. And you never left your house ex-
cept to go to the Mills home and to
church?
A. No.
q. He was with you when you came
back?
A. He was with me when came
back.
Did Not Try Again.
Q. AID from half past three until ap-
proximately o'clock in tho morning
you took no further steps TO find out
what caused your husbands absence?
A. telephoned 10 the police.
@. That nightr
a. No. ! think IL was about o'clock
in the morning.
@. You took no further steps 20 find
cut what caused your husbands alb
sence?
A. I telephoned 10 the police.
q. That night?
A. No, think II was about Z o'clock
in the morning
Q. But between half past three and
Z o'clock you didn't make any inquiry
A. Nothing whatever.
Q. Was your brother Willie with you
all the time when you we're out?
A. Yes.
@. And you never left your house ex-
cept to go to the Mills home and to
church?
A. No.
Q. He was with you when you came
back"
A. He was with me when 1 came
back.
Q. Mrs. Hall. have you seen any OF
the letters that are supposed to have
been written by your husband to Mrs
Mills?
a. Very little.
q. Are they in his handwriting?
A. haven't seen them except the one
saw in the prosecutors office.
q. Do you believe that he wrote those
letters?
A. think it is very unlikely that he
would.
q. Did you ever see any letters from
Mrs. Mills to your husband OF from,
your husband 20 Mrs. Mills before this
tragedy occurred?
A. Nothing.
q. Did you know that they were COR
responding?
A. know that he wrote to her las,
summer.
@. Did you know the contents OF any
OF those letters?
A. No
only One Letter seen.
@. Mrs. Hail. have you seen any o.
the letters that are supposed 10 hav,
been written by your husband TO Mrs
Mills?
A. Very little.
Q. Are they in his handwriting?
A. haven't seen them except the one
I saw in the Prosecutors Office.
Q. Do you believe that he wrote thos,
letters?
A. I think IL is very unlikely that h,
would.
@. Did you ever see any letters from
Mrs. Mills 10 your husband or from
your husband 20 Mrs. Mills before thi.
tragedy occurred?
A. Nothing.
q. Did you know that they were cor.
responding
A. knew that he wrote to her las,
summer.
Q. Did you know the contents OF ans
OF those letters7
A. No.
9; DID ANYBODY, ever tell you tina, your
she TO him2
A. Never
@. DO you know anything. Mrs. Hall
you dS n9t care TO tel u, for fea
know, very near and dear TO you?
g: il other words. YOU are holding
a. Absolutely nothing.
O., You know nothing about. your hus.
bands movements after he left here ex.
Mr.. Reid's house.
a. Nothing.
Conversation with Mills.
o. DO you remember the conversation
you bad with Mr.. Mills on the morning
you went to the church?
A. I have reported II several times
that remember now. 7 asked him II
Mr.. HALL remember. OF course. that
Mr.. Hall had said where he was GO
ing when he left there the night be-
fore. and then Mr.. Mills said he had no,