Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-01

| deep mourning and consented TO be
interviewed AT the Hall home before
they left for homo tonight.
Halls Sisters Remain Loyal.
Mrs. Bonner, speaking OF the case
said:
| Knowing all tho circumstances ns
plicit faith In our sister, Mrs. Hail
and confidence In our brother. our
mother. Mrs. Edward d. Hall OF DER
sey City. who formerly mnde her
home In New Brunswick, is right with
us In this faith in both. We feel that
the whole thing IL a horrible mistake
that could be cleared UP II our brother
were here to explain II. My sister and
I have been with Mrs. Hall as much
as possible trying TO help hcr over
these days.
when l say a mistake has been
made ! may not be using the RICH,
word. What l mean r. that an wnex-
planned completely Of circumstances
leaves tho Hall family In this situa-
ton"
She continued TO speak OF the Halls
domestic happiness ana OF their life to.
gether az she know II. MIR. and Mrs
Hail were absolutely happy from the
beginning OF their married life up &c
the last" she said, Everything they
did they did together and were re-
markably contentcd In their home
life"
Mrs. Voorhees, here interrupted. and
sold:
Edward called TO see his mother
every day when she lived In New
brunswick lie WAS devoted aon
brother and husband. Our mother
lived downtown. ut the Bayard. {
family hotel, and Mr.. Hall would cal
there every afternoon, and nearly al
ways was accompanied by his wife
They would take long drives to
gethcr. In fact, Mr.. Hail called on hi
J mother on the afternoon of Thursday
! September Ia. His manner was th
) same "a ever. and ne took mother owe
. to Highland Park IN the automobile
} 50 that she could take come clothing q
some poor people over there, n famil!
I'm which there were n number OF chill
dren.
HApny on Tip w Mniuos
, Mrs. Bonner then went on 20 tel O
the iast summer spent by the Halls 4
, Maine, and said:
Their last summer In the countr
= together In Maine was a PARTICULAR
r happy one" and Mrs. Voorhees, In
{ Perfected: Yea. It wac on the goth q
{ July that Mr.. and Mrs. Hall came I
e my home In Jersey City ON IN
e eleventh anniversary of their marriag
we had a cake FOR them. and yer
@ happy time. They left q little later I
d August for Maine. enjoying the beautI
{ full weather and both In the very bes
( OF spirits
h Hero reporters arkcd Mrr. Bonner
= she had hesrd OF the fact that In
Q had told his wife they would be son
10 only three Sundays, as II ehe kne
t tina; the rector had quarreled over N
cutting down OF tho usual vacatio
,. time from four weeks, Mrs. Voorhes
y eaid;
Il They told me that they were woln
=. TO take only three weeks vacation. O
a they wanted to give the servants n VI
Il cation OF that length. and not 10,
& weeks. Then they wanted TO retur
o and open up their home"
v Regarding the kilograms cent :
Is Hall 10 a woman in New York. sayir
IT that he would be at your apartmc,
d late this evening" Mrs. Bonner STATE
II that sho had received several tel
y grams from her brother In the pa.
and that She believed ne had sent OF
r either on July 81 or August !. b
e that Il she remembered correctly,
l. had 10 do with come plans which h
r. another had made.
d Hunting For Halls Gun.
ID Mott and his Investigating staff ha'
es arrived at the conclusion that the sla,
: ing was done with Halls own gun al
are trying 10 check up on that pha!
OF the case. The gun. once reports
10 be in possession OF the local pros
- cutor. has not been found, It was a
X mitted yesterday, and the search f
u this Is S important rs the discover
Of the motor car in which the slaye
are supposed to have ridden on q
- way to the scene OF the killings.
1T is not unlikely that the murd
"dF a pam case VI BELL utltHSe,
was stated here by Motifs aid yeste
in day. This rather changes the gener
~ line Of reasoning which the pros
IN cutors have been following for 6
IN weeks
&c Both, Mason and Mott have stat
ol however, that they were fully con
n dent the story told by Mrs. GIBBS
Z was entirely credible" shows mo
a conservative attitude than the q
surances given last week. Yet
"A spite Of this statement made by Mas
q both he and Mott yesterday reiterat
Il that they had the same confidence
Il the Gibson statement as before.
n We are still looking for people W
Il were at the scene of the murder III
Il ultimately" he said. When asked
Il he referred TO n couple that had be
Il mentioned previously as corroborati
81 the Gibson story. he admitted that
Il meant couple. but stated that
would not d!vulge their Identities.
though the authorities know who IN
are. He said that names OF
couple have never been mentioned
q the case thus far and that every eff
ICE was being made by the authorities
prevent them from becoming know
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