Evening journal., 1922-10-17
Continued From First PageJ

OnCidLs were To-Day IN possession ol
two more leads IN their probe.
1. A woman has gone TO the
authorities with story OF seeing two
persons a man and a woman, sur
veying the vacant field on the edge
OF which the bodies OF the pastor
and the sections wife were found
This woman told the prosecutor she
saw the man. and woman at the
scene Thursday afternoon. It is be-
lieved their names have been mon
toned prominently in connection
with the case.
2. Love letters, not especially Inn
FASHIONED written by DR.. Hall 10 Mrs
Mills containing reference 10 a pro-
posed elopemsnt have been produced
II is understood they were found oy
Charlotte Mills. among her mothers
things and turned over 10 chariotte's
lawyer.
Dear wonderheart" the rector
called Mrs. Mills and again MY
gypsy queen. She called him
Dear Babylcins" in some OF her
letters.
In a letter addressed to Dear
GYPSY" the millionaire rector of the
Church Of St. John the Evangelist,
said:
do not mind what Mrs. Hall says
to you"
In other epistles the clergyman
wrote at length about an eiopemeni
to Germany and then to the orient.
He mentioned in one OF them that ne
would arrange for a place for Mrs.
Mills IN an Episcopalian Home while
he was planning the eiopement.
In speaking OF going into con-
vent. Mrs. Mills said in a letter 20 her
pastor; There I wouldn't see. touch
you. call you dear, rub your tired
body, sew your torn trousers. e.
oh. my darling babyl1ins. what
muddle we are in"
The maid IS TO be oueried about
the telephone call that evidently
summoned the minister 70 his death.
The girl is said 20 have heard the
phone bell ring and 10 have seen the
Rev. Mr.. Hall take OFF the receiver
and say, excitedly. "Yes. yes. yes"
Following this, he said, that's bad"
anu AAtAf k0AAAA W6 GA1hI a.
range:oents later. say about s.152"
Authorities indicated that they
have a new witness whose story
they have received. This witness.
Hungarian woman. who lives in the
vicinity OF the Phillips farm where
the bodies OF the rector ard choir
leader were found, said she saw a
woman examining the various paths
on the farm the afternoon before the
murder.
AuthoritieA said this witness.
widow. was paying for the farm on
which she lived on the installment
plan. There was a heavy mortgage
on the property, detectives said. but
this has been lifted by payment OF q
lump sum since the murder.
Mrs. Annie Langale. another Hun
garian woman, who authorities say
Willies Stevens. the brother Of Mrs.
Hall. frequently visited. Is to be
questioned.
Mrs. Langale is said to have told
that Willie called on her
the day after the murder and told
her that the rector had disappeared
Stevens arrived at court house IN
his own automobile from his estate
on Long Island and went secretly
into the prosecutors Office. He had
been under examination for an hour
before his presence became known
to newspaper men.
Stevens had planned TO make a
trip 20 Europe soon with his wife,
but cancelled his reservation in view
OF the latest developments.
He has been quizzed before by
the authorities.
Hundreds OF persons keyed up by
the excitement brought about by the
latest developments OF the mystery |
snarl, swarmed around the court
house as the probe was resumed. The
whole town OF New Brunswick SEEM
I'd to be out.
The prosecutors are expected 20 |
move within twenty-four hours and /
10 make two and possibly three ar
rests.
A woman will figure prominently /
IN the expected developments. The
.heory on which the prosecutors and |
heir detectives-they purposely are
eaving out the State troopers-are
proceeding Is that two men and a
voman were concerned and that II
vas the woman who straightened
,ut the bodies and arranged the
Henry Stevens. brother OF Mrs.
Hall, widow OF the clergyman. has
,een recalled here and arrived today
or further examination. His every
move has been watched since he was
lere before.
II has been ascertained that the
ray suit that Stevens sent from here
Il the time OF Halls funeral was In
,erfect condition. His alibi TO the
fleet that he was fishing at his
iome In La Vallette on Barnegat
Bay on the night Of the murder has
'een checked up.
Willie Stevens. Mrs. Halls other
,rother, who lives with her, is TO be
xamined again.
The county detectives have turned
heir attention TO some. OF the Hun
-arian friends of Willie Stevens and
onlght Detective David has been
Mrs. Lengal, whose house
n the Hungarian quarter Willie Wis
ted frequently. What David got
rom this woman who IS rather eld-
rly and fat IS not known.
1t is known, too, that Mrs. Addi-
on Clarke. who seemed 10 every one
o be Mrs. Mills best friend but who
vas not called to the court house for
uestioning until many days had
lapsed, is to figure again in the case.
I is underst ood that one Of the
has a letter in which
much Is made OF a quarrel in which