Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-02

A.--Yes.
Q.--And you never left your house
except to go to the Mills homo and to
the church?
A.-No.
Willie was with you when you
came back?
A--Yes
Q.--Mrs. Hall. have you seen any OF
the letters that are supposed to have
been written by your husband TO Mrs.
Mills?
Avery little. 4
Q.--Are they I'm his handwriting?
Al haven't seen Thorn except the
one I saw In the prosecutors office.
Q.--Do you believe he wrote those
letters?
Al think 1t very unlikely that he
would.
Denies Seeing Mills Letters.
Odd you ever SEQ any letters
from Mrs. Mills to your husband or
from your husband TO Mrs. Mills be-
fore this tragedy occurrcd7
A.--No.
Odd you know that they were
corresponding ~,
Al know that no wrote her last
summer.
Odd you know the contents OF
any of those letters?
As-No.
Odd anybody ever carry any tale
to you or gossip concerning your hus-
bands relations with Mrs. Mills2
A.--AbsoIutely nothing.
Ono member OF tho church ever
brought you letter nor telephoned
ANYTHING to arouse your suspicious
A.--Nono whatever
Odd anybody ever tell you that
your husband was writing 10 Mrs
Mills or she to him.
A--Nevcr.
Ncycr Suspected Husband.
Odd you ever have any reason
before the shooting to suspect your
husbands relations "a far M Mira
Mills was concerned?
A.--Ahsolutely none.
O-What Is your feeling toward
your hushand7
Al feel he In true 10 me.
Q-What is your feeling toward
! Mrs. Mills7
| Al do not know what 10 say.
| 0-Do YOU feel Mt all inimical TO
ward her in your heart?
Al have no indicative feel'ng
Odd YOU know anything Nra
| Hail. which you do not care TO ten VI
/ for fcnr Won may ombarrass eon'ehod'
that YOU know? Somebody very noa
and dear TO you?
| A.-Nothinc.
/ o. In other words, you are hold'n'
back nothing?
Absolutely nothing.
o-Uaye YOU any idoa ~ any kim
or any knowledge IA to whom mish
have done this thing
Al have absolutely no idea no
have | had as To motive.
| O-You know nothing about you
husbands movements after he left he
except what you heard when you Wen
to Mr.. Mills home1
A.-NJ,ninT
% You. today. ARE without an
direct knowledge that might clear l
tits crime in any way
Al have absolutely no knowledE'
i Odd YOU over have any teeiin
cr ennitv toward Mrs. Mills
A. None whatever
, Odd YOU ever have dnarr'
with Mrs. Mills
A-None whatever-
, Odd YOU have any controver
with her on the day you went W.T.
; her 10 Lake Hopatcong?
A-No.
, O-You state thet you under'oe
or knew that your husband wrote
Mrs. Mills last summer. VIII you &c
how you knew that?
A.-Thc pastor was sendingN care
to all the parish. Mrs. Mills wrote
! me and she said he had sent her caro-
Odd she say he had written le
ters or a letter?
A.-No. she didn't say ;het,
Says Hall got few letters.
Odd YOU know that he had r
ccfvcd a letter or letters from rer?
Al know the two that | saw.
o O-Two letters?
A.-Ncs
=, Odd you know what the con'en
OF those letters were?
Ayes. did.
O-When yosi phoned the police
Friday morning. why was II y
h merely asked whether there had be
an auto accident and did not rep'
your husband missing
Al said my husband had gone c
and had not returned. | did no. I
the police who was. l asked II 'h'
l.. had been any accident which mis-
account for his not returning.
Q-why didn't you tell the pol
a who you We're?
= Al thought could get the
a formation without saying more
k Never Protested TO Mrs. MINIS.
a Q.-You never had any reason 10
g 10 Mrs. Mills 20 protest against al
Il thing you had heard?
rs A-Never.
r. O-was there any enmity betwo
+ Henry Stevens and your husband?