New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Matt to Give
IaIl Case to
Jury Monday
fcss,irses Fran page sas,

&, rcruty Attorney General sent FOR
- ssn pr reporters.
wTsraen is the grand jury to be con-
...s Mr.. Motif" he was asked.
sssgshs sswhas sbout that, MIR. Beekman?r in
.,,ss Mr. Not. quit as thonrh ha
sss s sas given the matter moments
s.~st Then he ad led. III
,ss,sn Glib agreed that Wednesday
l.s,s he 20 avenient for the Jurors.
,ssg hat right "
y sxa corrected Mr.. Beek.aan, az
,sssk the day was Thursday"
sAIl right" conceded Mr.. Mott,
sskursdsy. then"
isssY IL was announced that the time
Il bsen changed to Monday.
" Mcss would not enter into Dis
,sssIcn Of the affidavit made by the
sssseli woman nor would he discuss
grs G;bson's story OF witnessing the
ssraers from the back Of her mule, but
+ sss rather evident that he and Mr..
s.eknsn had been liking about these
I'D aareighboriy women.
Parker Due Ba,k Monday s.
syzs hinted that the reason for the
.a.fsement of the hearing was that
ssess Hanlon. newly elected, takes
sfa tom prov, and will have a force
eaw deputies. The machinery Sor
ssnmoning the grand jurors is in his
ssce But it is regarded as significant
Tat Supreme Court Justice Parker.
vse probably will receive any ind ct
nents that may be returned in this
ase, is scheduled to return from q
Fscstion in Havana on Monday.
Although the grand jury proceedings
sill put the investigation back in the
|aurcb where it belongs, there is still
u fund OF interest in the horde of
EsFange characters that nave attached
yesmseives to the case as witnesses.
fREs Gibson, whose story of seeing the
Ibabie killing from the back of her
Islle. Jennie. was attacked by Nellie
4tssell, was temporarily shaded as q
&snactsr study to-day by coffee-colored
#sille. whose oae-roon shack Is few
<adred yards in the rear of Mrs. Glib
&En's place.
/ FHow does remember that Jane
sAson was here on September 14?n
meated Nellie. "Irl tell you all about
elt Ny dog Prince disappeared on
es 18th of September. When I finds
KS gone, / says to myse thirteen
ssy be lucky for President Wilson, but
II unlueky for me. Yet and still that
@ ougrt 10 come back because his
Eis, so to speak, my other dog--her
nme's Eula--was still here, and he
I assys got along with her fine. Just
be-
Nellie Illustrates
j sAnd il was the very next night that
i sy dog barked and / looked OUT
Mlis suspended herself far out her
hsat door in pantonlimic disp ay--
md ssys, That's you, Jane Gibson p
s sdsse says, Hits me. Where's your
4 sker dog"
i Htakes Nellie q long time to relate
III story of her conversation with
'sas Gibson, of Row the white woman
aa her Of rescuing the stolen Prince
rem Hungarian who was leading
In away on q chain leash; how she
4 Nslls| ransomed the dog from Jane
4 efssss chicken coop by payment of a
3 asaar, tcw sic fixed the time when
asY pared company as few minutes
4 hie,t CLOCK
q 'ayasm clock generally runs half
q satsyAsf, 50 I allowed for that, and
4 aWtsort five minutes to IL"
B Mnterior of Ne lies shack Is
pfKtgreen. A string of rcd peppers
asasaeaSed from one thin, unpI astered
vi In corner behind the tiny
asd cook stove is an undersized
q Es9in. bushel # apples and pan
i fatatpes. Stuck in cracks between
4 kSoards OF the house are knives and
4 Et' kitchen utensils. A rusty log
1 ~ stands in one corner. The prin.
srsl article that nav he ida~tir cd
alurniture as an old sofa that serves
"a bed for Nellie and ner cat, x.p-
frently there are no blankets, Nellie
nparing for bed by putting on all the
nrrents she possesses. In this
fafty. cold cabin the woman seems
have cured herself of tuberculosis
!ftn which she says sac was suue.sr
entl. few years ago.
A Mystery in Pigs
Telling about some CT the arguments
md fghis she has had with Jane Glib
ssn, Nellie said:
@You see, had q pig, a black and
White spotted pig. and about six
norths ago it disappeared. Just to-
Gsy was overlooking in her. hog pas
mre and saw SOW with a litter.
thought | knew that pig. looks
down at it and says Hello, Baby