Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-23

loyal and true to his God and tho
church. and that . copy OF this reso-
luton bc sent TO his widow and family
and tho press and DO spread upon tho
minutes"
This was signed by G.. II. Phelps.
senior warden and II. L. Bartholomew,
Junior warden for tho vestry.
widow OF Rector Ill.
Mrs. Hall IL Ill. Ar shs has denied
herself to the public II IN not possible
to state her exact condition. which
will probably be referred TO M border
Ing on collapse. She was nearly cx-
hausted yesterday. It was learn
been under, but nevertheless, was able
to converse with friends. who when
seen aftcrward. did not seem greatly
alarmed for her health.
Heard Two Women Scream.
According to tho statement OF Mrs.
Harry McCabe, the wife OF the. tender
OF the so-called inndlng bridge. less
than milo to tho north OF the spot
at which tho bodies were found, he
ntGTu Two NDflleIl SCTtHUli1b VII lf'
night OF Thursday. September II. or
this she Ia positive and she amplifled
her statements to n reporter last
night.
Up to tho present the authorizes ns-
sumed that II there wcrc two women
ono WINS tho dead woman and tho other
some one who might have been jealous
OF her yet WINS violently shocked over
| tho killing. SO far 1t has not been
suggested that the second woman
might have been otherwise than a
rival for the affections OF the rector
A week of work has failed definitely
TO establish the rivalry or to determine
with any degree of certainty the iden-
tity OF the second woman.
The elder daughter OF Mrs. Mills, tho
dead church worker. though 1G. APP.
pears sometimes 10 have the wisdom
of 40 She looks more than her age
and dominates her meek father, az
her mother Is reported 20 have done
She has been examined, but not al
great length by Prosecutoc Stricken
and she will be examined again. A
few days ago ahe made this some
what surprising statement:
They will never get the person VIII,
killed my mother. They are not work
ing right"
Calls Accusations False.
Then she said fatty that they
were trying to accuse a woman VIII
has figured prominently In the story
but that this person had nothing L
do with It," Yesterday in an inter
view, In which she referred to he
mother as Nom" Charlotte appeare
to have made complete about face
She spoke OF many things and severa
persons. including Mrs. Hall. the rec
tors wife. who had been her Sunda
school teacher.
II IL understood that Mrs. Ha
wrote her nice letter after tn
tragedy--Just such n letter as a mini
ster's wife would write in the circ.lm
stances. Clearly. then, there was rea
son TO believe that Charlotte was O
excellent terms with Mrs. Hall T
judge from what young Charlotte ia
to say yesterday the very reverse wa
the case. She saw reporters at III
home of her aunt. Mrs. Augusta ReIr
hardt Tennyson, 1s7 Albany stree
New Brunswick.
Il was In Mrs. Halls Sunday scho.
class for two years" she said. IAN
although Nom liked Mrs Han yer
|, much never did like her. We nevs
, got along together. either when ! WE
, In sunday school or personally whe
! saw her at times when she woul
como TO the house here to sec Mo,
ABOUT some wedding, funeral or som,
: thing about the church.
r About o'clock Friday mornin
D Mrs. Hall came to the house about h,
husband and talked to my father. +
= asked her II Mr.. Hall carried an
amount OF money when he went O,
D thursday and she said that she W.
not sure. but would go 10 the bar
D mere and find out. A while later 81
q came back and told Pop that the re.
tor did not draw out any money ar
so she did not think he had muc
e with him"
> Denies Halls Paid Bill.
q Mrs. Tennyson, the aunt cot,
$ When my sister went to the hospit
y she was told that It would be an a,
= pensive operation and also that n,
e ana Mrs. Hall had offered to paw r,
Dill. Sister said: L do not want II
= iiaiis 10 pay anything for me. l ha,
= little money in the building and los
= that will help OUT This was abo,
= WOO. Not one cent has been paid ,
the Hall family for the operation.
II was all paid by Mr.. Mills"
. charlotte continued: INV mo
: really liked Mrs. Hall, and when al
!. likes any one she shows It. When 81
!, doesn't like person she doesn't wa
anything to do with them. As for m
= don't care for Mrs. Hall and M,
h Hall doesn't like fiappers, and I'm
: fiapper."
II Here the reporters shot at the e.
the questions: do you know WI
killed your mother?"
i L know woman did it." the e.
: shot right back. land that woman w
= one who was jealous and wanted r
l. venge. My mother was one that If a
Z cused OF anything and knew she w
l. innocent would fight to the death
= she got a chance, and when attack
1t she would alwayt fight back. ,
mother was a small woman a
IA weighed the same as do, lis poun,
N ana wouldn't be any match for
jealous woman who ,,,o;oxl,