New-York tribune., 1922-10-31
Farm W. Widow'
Is Confronted
/. By Husband
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about him. bas little, Angelo Bosie
twaieh Is the Americanized version Q
a good Italian nane, RasceliIJ let
be knov9 tina. Willie Eastoa was
chum Of his elder brother, who's
name is John. Joha Bosley confrme
this and said that be and Willie some
times went TO the pictures togethei
John said that he had worked 70
ssrs. Easton,s wilfis's mother, 10
three years.
els that what you called her?s ii
was asked.
"sure--Mrs Eastoa. That's wha
Willie calls her" nas his reply.
Listed as ''Mrs. Easton"
John further revealed that Willie's
father was an occupant Of the farm
woman's house ard that he worktd for
nearby factory as q toolmaker. The
factory superintendent, when ap-
PREACHED, produced card from an in
dex file on which was written Easton.
William Henry, teolmaker. age fifty
six years, address rural free delivery
route six: box No. Is, next of kin, j
h. Easton. wife,
The address is that OF the farm
woman.
When the o'clock whistle blew a
quitting signal for the hands, reporters
were waiting for Will am Henry
Easton. He was pointed out as he
emerged in q group Of grimy faced.
overaled workmen. nc is short
chunky figure and his Thick gray hair
is parted in the midale
Il know who you are, ne greeted
the men who approached him. ''ourr'e e
word"
"Mr. Saston," said renorter, aust
what is your opinion of this story your
wife has told about seeing the murder
Of Dr.. Hall and Mrs. Mills and o. see
ing Mrs. Hall there at the tiule and
OF seeing her later sobbing over the
bodies Ia the moonlight"
We'll, it is an amazing story" ad-
nitted Mr. Easton. MY wife has a
brilliant mind"-he made dnsh for a
filyver, hoped in and got away TO a
flying start. He drove out 10 the pig
farm, where he could ret be PURSUED,
because there is rope stretched
across the dr;vewas- bearing sign
'keep out" 4 red-headets state trooper
is there to enforce il.
" oman Dcnlcs Reports
From her erudely built house on her
pig farm tonight "Mrs. Gibson" the
states eyewitness" talked over the
telephone about reports concerning her
that have come from Kentucky. She
denied that she was the Jane Gibson
whose husband John. railroad en-
pioyee, met mysterious death many
years ago in Kentucky. The chief wit
ness. in the amazing tangle that has
developed since the discovery on tho
Phillips farm of the stiffened forms
OF Rector Hall and his sections wife
said:
II have heard of these terrible at
tacks upon me. / know they saw left
Gibson, Larne County, KY. many years
age, after my husband was drowned.
Lnow they say moved TO Bloomington,
Ill, know they say ! was 6. figure In
me PIPER murder case some years ago.
'! know every one wonders WHY |
said ! was the widow Of a clergyman
named Gibson who died seventeen
years ago and why have not revealed
me fuil story Of my past. You tell ne
the ofhciais, Wilbur Mott and the rest
are investigating the story of NV life
We'll, l don't care. I know I am
here in New Brunswick and I witnessed
the murder of Mr.. Hall and Mrs. Mills
What difference does it make whether
nave had past or not? My past
10 my own business. | am n hard
@ork,ng woman, ! till my farm; nv
son iives with me. have told what /
know. Why should Mr.. Mott or anv
one else delve into my past? Do VOL,
know why? don't"
Relative in Piper Case
mrs. Gibson' declared she had
notning to be ashamed of, but She
would not discuss specific peints in
tne story from Kentucky regarding her
pasI. she acknowledged she was the
nosner oI tolr soons and two daugh-
fers; that she was a relative of .
aaan concerned in the famous Pjner
case VINO served q penitentiary term
and later committed suicide. hat ~,
Moa,u noy detail her movements aftar
bne iefs Kentucky aad moved. Il Is re-
SorSed, to Bloomington, III.
Sne was told and received the nsw.
~. tiSa. Ss comment that 4. C. Creai. Pub
inekv hsasor hss OF Larue County, Ken
serning the history of one "Iana ch
\ son. IN that state. She did saw ST
j nave nothing to fear. know wv
lures nave been circulated ali avsr ~, ~ :,
eoentfy. But ! knew what I was aaino
Wnen ! gave my photograph to The
@ysw YORK papers, They may produce
an the evidence they want az to -, !,
pas,' PVT what ! have said as to ths
lioIi-MiiIs case Is true.n
from q variety of sources frrtba,
1niormation was gathered about this
"ohan, VINO kas said that her ancestors
oame over in the. MayHower, that shs
vas college graduate, that she xras
prea IN Kentucky and used to rids ~
s'ouhus oown Their, which accounts for
her ag,iity at midnight on the back of
'or saaate mule; that she used 70 be =
sSsoaeg riaer IN circus, and that her
nasoana, wne has beer dead seventeen
angel" "''1 iie@ an
Leslie Johnson, of ss Bsyard Street
IS one OF those whose garbage Mas
He said. p4ss'
When I read in the papers abopt
~9fs- Siesen seeing the murders ask ed
IN me drisef OF her cart what shout 1t.
ne saia, quite proudly: 'I'm her son.
! SAID; Row is i that you, big husky
aiioW your mother to go out CHASING
thieves at nignt?' aud he said: sAw,
sne never goes out at night. We never
had anything stolen.'"
Then John Boaley, WiIiess fei,orp
critic of the film thrillers. add,,3 hi
OF information. He said: III asked
Willie about the murders che other
night and he said to me: 'Aw, I don't
know anything about It. Ida knows -
An official who has expressed n
strong degree OF faith in MRS. Gibsonss
credibiiity said:
We'll, she told me all about her hcs-
band. He's no good Shes had h. rS