New-York tribune., 1922-10-19

ss9yaIeu If cSr1HfH ways.
s1aI he tables of blood escnpaxe show
j sAat, as Mrss Mills weighed 1229 pounds
ord II her threat had beegi cut before
ake was shot fthe bullets probably
eaassa iastaat DEATH, there aouid have
sssssen 81 pints OF blood. Where the
carotid artery is severed, Mr. HeIis-
LAY explaiaeds tha tabiea are extremely
dspendabis.
In the ligst OF this evidence niost of
fha Investigators are persuaded that
ths killings did occur wssere the bodies
were found, and there ii the support
.ng ev5dence Of shrer eJectea snesls
ffcas the .32.csliber automatic pistol
with which the murders were com
.astteG.
A county official disclosed to-day shat
the Hungsriaa weTaan who was brought
to the courthouse yesterday to confront
dre. Hall wss the wife of Matthew
suiitz. who grazss his COW or the Phil
lips farm and who WINS treated 20 q
severe interrogation several weeks ago.
Matthew denied tonight that his
wife had been taken TO the courthouse.
He displayed \ half dollar that bad
been given TO him by man Matthew
said was Julius Braun, private de-
teetive from New York. Braun Is now
associated with Florence North, the
woman lawyer who sold TO a New York
newspaper letters from DR.. Hall TO Mrs.
Mills. Miss North says she lis acting
AZ legal adviser 10 Charlotte Mills,
daughter OF the murdered woman. She
also insists. tearfuI1y. that Charlotte
Lilo get every cent Of the money she
receiyed for the letters.
9nra. Hall read her husbands love
siSsses this morning az the breakfast
able. As she spread the newspaper
obtaining shem before her she saw
sssepgodaction OF her husbands ha5d-
kitlng. Then. according to one OF
hose who was with her at the time,
she burst forth:
TINY pure, dear. innocent-Ininded
isssband. His pure mind could never
haSe understood the meaning his
lords TO 8 woman he was trying to
issp to happier life would h@ve to
asMicaed world
q Near Collapse at End
sMrs. Hail read all of The notes. From
she to tine she had 10 stop. Whan
sAe had finished she was bordering on
collapse.
.une of those who has access to the
Hall home said there was net the
slightest doubt as to the senuincness
XfEthe letters.
Sil1lf those letters had been shown to
nnesa year ago without signature or adj
SaSe as TO the writer. even If they had
been typewrittan, / would have known
shat DIR. Hall had written them," this
HsTson said.
sllIf there is more information abeuf
Ms killings that Mrs. Hall Is in posi-
dion to give the Investigators 1t is be-
NsTed she will give II soon. Her
splomo never deserted her, outside
ksr home, at least, while she was abic
sk say firmly. u have implicit faith III
say husband az my husband and as &;
3saf, OF God" but since she has read
knr letters there is small prospect that
see can continue to declare that her
gath continues.
sgshe denounced Charlotte Mills in
Mkter terms before she threw the
Msxspaper containing tho letters from
sssfwbat kind of a girl is she to do a
yhdng like thsttl" asked Mrs. Hall BIT
aarly. Her tirade against Charlotte
tasted for some time and is difficult
eb reconcile with her expression of
saith In her husbands fidelity.
snNiss North was asked II she and the
tkriyate detectives she is working with
hsd developed any information Of i'm
&nrtance.
sn@0ur most important discovery" she
.XAsd. "is that men identified as mern-
zars of DR.. Halls church were seen
1na heated conversation with Willie
right that DR.. Hall and Mrs. Mills
Msappeared. This was near FrencI,
AsTeet, which is far remote from the
R3llips farm"
CHI CHI Willie Denies Going Out
ss,ssTillie, in spite Of Miss Eorth,s
gatement, insists he did not no out
xhat night until his sister aroused hin,
AATiy. III the morning SO that he could
EY with her to the church to look for
HI. Hall.
fHsirs. Addison Clarke, who is referred
ssas Minnie" in the letters exchanged
Nv Dr.. Hall and Mrg. Mills, was blasted
S,'S OF her silence to-day by the publi-
sHtson "f those letters. First she wrote
sAis letter:
s,s,ss''ro the Editor Of THE Home News';
An An. article appeared in your paper on
WGtober II, and it has several times
hNsn stated that ] was II member Of
slls church choir at the Church Of st.
YInn the Evangelist. This is not true.
$3.50 the statements as to my giving
INC Rev. Mr. Hall cake and pio arc
EHfrus.
~As for my going to the church on
SATURDAY. afternoon with a relative al
s.rs. Hall and taking out package
SEls ts true. The package eontained d
sac Rts. Mr.. Halls burial vestmentF
Nng was taken to Undertaken Hub
HEfd's Office, and not TO Mrs. Halls
,noplng this will set the publie
@AFlit, MRS. ADDISON CIARKE.n
N;sifer husband answered questions al
Sgeporters To-day. Heretofore he hat
Nasiined to say anything about The
ssllihe whole. thing came to as like .
Sanndefeolt from q clear sky" sal.
aalhe said that his wife had observe,
EnSning untoward on the expedition /,
asake Hopatcong on the dav before ~,
Mwrders. He said that she reeaIia
&has DR.. Hall had torn his trotssrs -
&barbed-wirc fence tthis was refarre =
IN by Mrs. Mills in what is believsd !,
Ahge been the last note she sent "a a.
Mfn,ster and found among those scat
ssaSd over their bodies) and that IN
Marfy had kept together throughout tf
Say.
sAAl Harmonious, He Says
@lMr Clarke said that on the re4u,
tssp everything was harmonious. th,
snsy left Mr. Halls mother at the Ra,
ma, boarding-house where she live
Mhq then left Mrs. Clarke at her hon
Malis LETT Mrs. Mills and Or. and Mr.
ftstl In the machine. What happene
sfter that Mr.. Clarke said his wife a
@ht know.
allie said shat his wife went TO Il
Hktl home the next afternoon to tai
Nanict1ro oS the garden, but observe