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GERMS A GAMBLE;
WAITE MADE SURE
Biccterolocrist Says Ty?
phoid Victim Might
Have ( .hance.
ARSENIC CERTAIN
IN Dl \!>! V WORK
Tuherruio-,1'. Bacilli T?tMl Slot*,
for T.isk, De? lares Expert
Who (marais Cultures.
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(ultnre-4 Well l.u.irderl.
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perm ?-ult'i:.
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"1 eonaider ii ? rj riakj? to follow
?ny ol 0 ?Id no '
?ooncr think of furnishing a icertn e.il
?han I
would. If 1 wer" in charge of the rhem
icsl dep-irr- i cyanide of ;
. in?rr<> Vere
? e Col
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-oil tO
n unknown
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"! have i r read ah at any
who were i - .
Baa their al n ba . ro rid
?liem?? mies, Dr. Nor- .
rm added. "Theia ?a? a ea-<* in Ilus-i
?;a recently, howorer, in which a count;
-.v?* accused of . . ? rasa in th*
food ?et before I - wife."
Buys Stat-n Island Plot.
is sold for :
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aalala*** Lei I : city,
f John ?t.,
Tort r Staten Island, .:
ei will erect
two Two fan
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APRIL RECORDS
OUT TO-DAY
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DENIES WAl'i; BOUGHT HER LOVE.
?riva??? ?-y C~?'?T f| ta a;,.,?.?
Sfra. Margaret W. Horton, the "-corr?an or mystery in the Pe?.*k murder
??a-a?***, photographed yesterday nfter beint; qiif-tioncd in the- ?Mstrirt
Attorney's office.
WAITE CONFESSES
DOUBLE MURDER
? ?.4iHr.i.??i" from page 1
? tal of th?* ward by a white ?creen.
Hil head move.) restlessly to and fro
upon the pillow. His eye?, rolled BtU?
pidly. He gazed at the visitor* in a
vacuous fashion and ?aid nothing.
An Th? group approached his bed ho
turned hil tott a"-ay and rubbed his
forehead dazedly with one thin hand.
"Dr. Walte," Mr Doel ??id loudly.
"here ?s nom- one to see you. You re
? ? r Jodge Swann ?"
Bat the sick man only bunked
.-. aid said nothing
"Don't you remember me." Mr. Swanr.
? pplng forward "I .?aw you |
ni Friday." i
?Afalfl tha *-ian rubbed his forehead
on.) ?yes in an aimless fashion.
"Well, perhaps that is true." he said
?1 1rs?. "What is It I I did It all
rieht." Then he continu?-d with the |
amazing statement ?.nmerning the t
of Kane.
II ' arl beeeme known yesterday that
?vtorney's offic? nas in
on of information which
that Walte immediately after
tun Grand Rapids, a
., . dren fr ira the i'orn
nge Bank, l'niversity Branch,
?This he leceived in cash. What
he did with it no one wa? certain until
his confession to Mr. Swain.
Gustave Cimiotti, proprietor
parafe at 29>M Broadway, where Waite
kept bis car, cat-he.1 tho cheik for
?
He s??d yesterday that Waite had
m 1 ?.. ?pi. ne? Monda? ai
? ? ha chi-ck for >.\
i..ui_? Maa Caaaee (he?k.
tarage msi. ?
. ?? a-'nh a sum. bat
,
"'That's all light. T ju?t wan* yoaj
to act ar my agent ar.d take it around
liner to the ? orn Exchange Bank.
1 an having trouble with my family snd
am being watched.' "
< Imiottl complied, and after an offi
1 ein! of 'I ?- ban? had returned with lnm
? 1 garage and was satisfied that
Wai e was ?here, lie received the
money. 'I his he turned over to the e'ir
>:? ? ' It, ?:<*'iianding a receipt for
the amount. 1 '-?? . receipt is n??w m
"? Swann.
I ear which the young man drove
the garage. Jts eashioBi still
th? odor of perfume II
would seem that they had been (.ponged
1 ?'haps to
? .1 cravings of the Man ?from
10 was, ?1 " believed,
* to Kl:.c
t'r? announcement made t?v
Percy Trek, ion of the murdered r-?
rday, that le hnre no malic?
? ?I weald abide by the
? t ici were- do?
?ling block in the way of e
plea r ?? ? ?*as removed from th ?
I -'ihriicl forces of the
? and Pecks Walter Drew, a?
for Miss ? .?*! ? - Peck, ai
? ay that Mr, Huei had
rets Investiga! the
.
riel * er, i
trj g the pr?
us a normal man. "I should he
very mach sarprised if Insanity were
the 1 r? . <? of Waite'i crime,"
he siiid \ester?lav. "I am not vary
on these in?an'?y pies
bars of ths District Attorney's
am, d reporter? only a few hours
from 1 ??;. (,?. ???
opon th? aanali of New York crime
that from row on a ni??" of evi
rould probabl) be brought for
.m ths unba 1
ion of Wai te's mind.
ghl pa rport
1 I '? had it? SOUKS in Mr.
. '?.in prenoaneed bj him a? ab
de?rrihed at length tha man
? Waite ) sd e? prrimented
-apea bia f? ?nd? with the bacilli which
? oMali ed, hi 1 adde M t 1
?Vtteraey possessed Informa?
Mon ?Imwing that ?e%fr?l of these had
? ? r, ,,r
aaee ks 1 itered ? 1
? ?? ?? aid yesterday The
itlrelj taltr."
Strx-lt Farm f??r t.erm?
1 - '.r, that the san
' ' rare time 1
? ? ?.
s ol m tha
f'ompany,
'? W lard Parkei Hoi ?
? ' - ? ? ' 11
? ?. ob
I by the M?n from Kgypt ?. larr*?
' * iv He ?? enabled to |
I ?
ughou'. i
? ... ? ?p. v,,a,,,,.-i, ,r, fir'i'-'irr
?f {.iip.?r bearing the
,-"er beads of j,h**?lcianB Ihrou
'the elty, It i.? believed thsf he lnoru
lated hi? raother-ln-law with all foui
of th?? above mentioned diaaaaaa,
Evidence obtained by Aeaiatanl Die*
. .i in Grand Rap?
lome of the Pecks, fiom Mra. < ??r?
r. ck "Vaite tend i thai \? ait?
killed Mr. P?ek by an arsenic Irnpiag
nat?'d eggnog prepared by the Man
from r.
Mr?, Walte told Mr. Maneu-o thst
on the night before her father'? death
Sunday. March n sha ? a? about to
go out. ??.hen ?he stopped to prepare an
4- for the old man, srho wsi
\\-.\i: ?II In his own room Her hu?*
band, ?eeing her bu?v witn th.' drink'?
preparation, naked her ?hat ?he ???
dointr.
"Lo on our." aha nata? bim a? ??y
in a*. "I'll tix i? myself."
Thi? he d I/ after drinkinj
the ml a Ml Peek Da**aiB? violently
Sick .it !,:? stomseh and later fainted.
u . ? ?? ? "..,?? ietarned she fosad
her ynr> nl ips?. 1". rhe ?r?
.aere found hi!? of Solid sub
? Ilk? partly dieaolved tableta
"I ?fi'v Dr. Walte put something Ilk?
1 then in fa'.her'? tea," th" wife told
Mr. Mancuaa. "They were about a?
large as a penny I don't know what
eolor they were. I saw one dissolving
in the bottom of a cup. It changed th?
color of the tea."
Tie peal day th? old man died.
Mr?. Morton, Waite'? "Juliet" and
her buabarid'? "Hove ?r*<*-n?"; the oro??,'
not to mention "the mo?t innocent
little thinf? that ever came out of the
West,*1 preened I IOS dove-like "lumaffe
in the District Attorney's offlr? for ?ev
eral hours t? Sha left at 4
o'clock, swathed to ?hi* ayei in a
fur?.
"Mrn. If. " ? ? .1 amplifyiBf and
enlarf-i' g her nt," wa? the only
comment the pro.-ecutor made upon het
pr? -
Ha il?l .?"pirlber?, lawyer to the wom?
an, said yesterday that in all her ac
qBaintanee with wait? ?he had never
received a'.y gifl 'rum him. When
qaestioned regarding a diamond ring
i.a'.e friven
1 ? err admitted thai Mr?.
? . the cift.
"But she gave I led. "It
? ??'. bur ?he ga* s it back."
, "Recently"** he wai asked.
, "\'o." the lawyer replied. "Almost
a? '?oon a? ?he got it."
He then continued by ?aying that, al?
though th? Iiistn.-t Attorney's office
had inspected boih Mr. ai.d Mr?. Hor
| ton's bank book?, they had been un?
able to find a ?ingle instance when a
; larjr' amount of money had been paid
to them. Mr. Hnrton'? income during
' the last year amounted to 18,000, he a?
serted. Th!? wa? paid In ??mall ?urn?
by the I'e Forest \\ Irefess ? ompany, In
which th? man was interested.
With thn departure of the Man
from Egypl Walte's condition yester?
day ?ee?ned .?lightly improved. At 3:1S
yesterday afternoon he '.?a? taken
'he prison ward, where he ha?
lain since brought to the hospital, and
v. heeled on a stretcher to the alcoholic
van!, \there, it was believed, thin?*?
weald be quieter and be would have
more privacy.
A? a harbinger of this nun' time to
a patient i? tl loholic ward
' re minute*? hft?r the prison?! was p'lt
?o bed there smashed the glass on one
of the window pane? und va?' ?veil on
the way to cutting <?*T In? oarfl head
wnh a ?pi i.i fan he
i treu.
placed ?bout
' ;??? * ? nit thi?.
' in to th?
change of room \ shoe! ????.* laid
hil face a? he wn? wheeled arrots
ard, so thai no one of the onlook?
ers could see him.
"He Told Me Only Lies,"
Waite's Wife Declares
ri.,*.
<.ia- d Kap d?, Mi? h . Marel
Mra i lara Peel V" ?? ? g ?.
? ? - | doing
?.?? n ever told me ?a? shortly after
our marriage. 'Clara, if ever I do any?
thing you con?ider wrong, I ?**??*? you
me.' h? -aid. 'f want to <!
?i ?? things '.on would ?aal ma to 4c.
i "? ? ? to 1"* j . I arhal ? o i ?ran! m?
WIFE? INDIGNANT,
DEFENDS HORTON
Denies He Got $8,000 from
Waite for Alienation
of Affection.
PLANS TO VISIT
POISONER TO-DAY
May Hear Something That Will
Aid Authorities Mother Says,
"My ( hild Was Not Himself."
Tha ' ta in le et mnoeer.rs
prai ? afternoon wiped from
the fare of Mrs Margaret Weaver Hor?
ion, the beautiful young "woman of
mpatery*1 in the Peek murder case, by
a ?iuer* pul to her In the District At?
torney's ?flea 5h? answarad it
?
"Pid Dr Wa "e pay my husband
\ Morrison, of 140
f'"ck Street, for a'ier.ation of my af
fertioni? ?Ve! No! Kel I ni-.er heard
1 Morrison in my I.fe, and neither
did my husband."
All through th* difficult hours of
q ,?" sniag dirng the last few days
Mrs. Morton had remained calm and
latjred. With no appearanc?- of
anger, s'e had jus I denied being a eo
ii pondent In ?h? divorce suit of trie
?i whom sb? K? .
nude her home. Bat she ?lid not once
smile after 'he mention of th? ?8.000.
"I could hill the p?op!?? who say
?hing- about my husband!" sh? crie?!
later in the offiie of her attorn?;, Har?
old Spielberg, ?' IM Nassau S'-eet.
"1 hey'ii belter not do it
Mystery in $?.000.
it had been learned that a Men
son. In^vrr of Miss I Stherine Peek. Dr.
v. ai'e'i sont, had obtained M.OO0 b?j a
real estate transfer about t h? time
to be. I waat *o be year ideal hat?
band
"I '.??? not ?he confidant of my hu?
band. as I wfe should be. He to'.d me
nothing about hi? afTairs except lies
a!,?".' what hi termed his profession."
The R.v A W. Wishart. who exposed
tha deaths of the Peek.?, secured the
statement from Mrs. Waits before i-h.?
went to her room for the n .
"She realised everything si I p ?*
my questions to h??r." he said. "She
knew that by corroborating bet hus
band's Iterp she might do him a greet
deal of good. But .-he refused to do
that. She d^clareil that his a tot y wai
absolutely spurious, and she l?eme i
gla .' to he able to brand it a? :'a! ?
He can never ??-.pert to pull him.? If
out of th? fire through her. Sha has
ilenounced him for all time, and ? 111
never make the lea*t effort to help
11 ?n.
"I expect Waite thinks he -rill folien
in 'he footsteps of Harr;.- Tha'.'-. Well,
he's mistaken. Thin grand mm.?! play
*m11 ndT itiek. Assistant District It
tomev Mancase and I sensed this turn
?a-?? ai d ?re are prepar? ?1 for I
If it is neceaaary ws can produce twen?
?. i" i e responsible, reliable p
who are Willing at any time to go to
N'ew- York ami tertify to his
And to these pen>ori?-. ?-.ho Aere intl?
mately acquainted with him, he newr
mentioned thii cell personality. He
will never be able t? 'put that ?*> er.'
If is thought tha' Mri. Wai'? will be
1 taken to a private sanatorium to-mor
row. SI.? will b? r?.ld of Walte' full
confession ?t ti-at time, 'i;
1 cet??] t?? work a hardship on her, an?l
I when she recovers her poi-r ???< ??
1?<? spirited away. Movie Operator* r>re
Ofl guard at the ho'ife at all hours,
hoping ??) film her.
DUAL PERSONALITY SC0FFLD
Specialist Admita Ils Possibility Onh
in Waite (ase.
A physician in the Neorelegieal In?
?titute, Lexington Avenue and Sixty
; seventh Street, who la a nenrs special?
nd an autho-ity on mental dis?
eases, ??aid last night it was possible
that such a mental dilution as the "ol.1
t man of Fgypt, haun* ing day and night,"
might caus-? a man to commit murder.
Hut he nid that If trai improbable, and
I that he, in a long eiperience, had never
known or read of each a ease.
The specialist discredited the Idea
that a dual personality could have
caused the acts. "The dual personality
plea,'' he f-ald, "is not ?utficient to n
cuse such acts."
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Sheets that Count"
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of qualify i?*
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?%C i ' ?AI PI PAID V? i r M : *-.
'??* rWO WEI KS FROM DATE
tkat a ?mliar smount came into t
h?r"i? o' Many Mi.? Horton and 1
wit*,
"He gat the I 'rcm v.-.rr'.?
telegraphy w ?'?* Mexico." expia.-.
Mr?. Horton la?t night "He didn't (
i* all at ? ? . e v .? .-m. Th
don'* know haw te m derstaad a g?
???.man. Because my huabaad has ?to
by me they drap little fi
1 of hi? life I? ' r effort to make h
' ?eeni a criminal. TheyV? pot to ?t
| it. I'm in the mood te ?in anything.*1
"The ?tory ah II I a
?nrd," declared Mr. .?piclberp.
ihould Bat ta?.e the trouble I
If i' BBOld be pru.eu, of ?-?"'. M K
**' epn't My client? do not <
Mi Marri
Mr?. Horton did r-.ot ?Hait I?r Wi;
, at Bellet ?e yetteiday, ?he said, b
i eau?e he had not been moved into
private ward. She exper's te go wl
r.er h'i?band ar.d with BO? lawy? - ah?
, 10 o'clock this moi-niniir.
"1 haven'' anything ar
"".aite at ail." ?he declared "That
i why I am willing to see him. I thir
' it -ery likely triat he may te'l me ?Am
' 'hing he ha? told no one els?, 'ip '
T - ? at?, ?"d that I may, ? thii -??
lie ?f '.se la th? ?ttth ' ?a* I
??.ho asked tor tha mien ?W, and
?hall be glad to ?-ran? hi? reqtti I
Told tha? Dr. Watte already l ad cor
f???ed to killing bo'h his father- ?.-la
.and hi? mother-in-law, Mr Horte
??emed ?urpr'.??d
"He reallv did it. then!" she ei
claimed, IB a ton? of horror. "No. h
. did no* tell me of the impending deal
of ei'her of rhem. but I remeta?*? p h
I did ?ay, freriuen'.ly, tha? they Wei
I horh gettinf old. and m^-h? not liv
? long Oh, the ?hole thir.jr ?i t?
I nble!"
She d'e.ir?d 'lia* ?lie wa? indignan
?ha' anv pan of her testimony ?houl
have beep questioned, and said that i
: wa? absurd that any aspersions ?houl
i have been casr. upon her character be
; csuse ihe had 'Vudled the language
with a man other than her husband.'
Study Her One Oh|e?i.
"I've orilv done what a million o'he
women de constantly, in being truilt'
of a slijfht indiscretion." ?he asserteri
? wearily. "It wa? just, my luck to ha. ?
i* all come out like this. Of course,
n dn'l imply that I ?va? going ?broa?
?ith Pr. U'aite b?eaj-?> I studied rh?
! languages with him. 1 coudnt sin?;
Ir.v, a- o? era? . ! gli?h, .???'?'.?! I ""
i Mrs. Horten ?aid that, her husband
bad ft ral mol her -yrhen ?he wa? ?ing.ng,
for one weak only, at rhe Metr?poli
Hotel In ?"?iicinnati "a ver-, ?rood hotel
, which correspond? to the nil ben !
?anr? to per the money for my college
fonda 1* ?ns my husband who ?,ir?t.
discovered that I really had a voice,
aid Inalattd upon hir.'.ng it trained.
ill's the Snesl man in the world, i.nd
. ?.hey dare to rake up every little matter
of his past life, in the hope ?hat they
can pj' thcif finger on something that
1 lie can't pet ??ray *? *h. Jus' |
l inorninir he said to me; 'I'd prive my
heart's blood for rea, Mar;??ret,' but I
j suppoae thev can't understand a man
I ?o bit* a? that."
Mra. Morton were a long cloak of
? i riay velvet trimmed with fox and
a dove gray bar which sh- ,c1 ? fha*
?she had trimmed herself during the
i cnnr.T of "he morning.
**I like to da such things, an,i wa
haven't ntonej enough to be eatreee?
' gant." <*?. "Oh, when I think
Of this "g. I I -te c- er
bu* chiefly I hate SSJTSelf for ha%tr,g
been I I ?USI as'?? one thing- that
[ m i itrength to go through with
?
Mr Watrrea W. Walte, mother of
the accuse?! man, yesterday ?icnif.i he
. lelf to all (aliara, pro-trated by the
.-"??? tjpctt tliat had been brought out
in ?he ?-.se ?>f her son. On afee lens
i -,-i ?i-,?. ha?l _!vr.iys ?????.-larci.
? - .?h fcrr.e member of her family,
- ew her boy was not ?_-j Ity.
. ?ferdav she no longer laid this.
? v child was not h it de
c'ared.
- ? . ?
RALLY TO COLORS
OF BOUCK WHITE
Followers Learn All Me Is Going
to Do to the American Flag.
T?<? ,- '.' ?? ta??ght 1rs foil iwers
'.'? "ht 1 'hey could overthrew
Brooklyn Bi dps with a ftddle s*r ng
. They were holding a co???y little mdig
natien meeting in their Twenty-third
Street headquarters, protesting agamst
the order served on Mr, White laet
Sunday citing him to app.?ar in court
to ansver a charge of dcseciCaing tl*a
American flag. Any desecrating he has
done to date, he announced, was noth?
ing ta ?.?.hat he is going to do *n the
future.
Soi ? n hosl le ribration d i arrive.
Mr, '' bite a?SHiled the American flag
as a aymbol of capitalism. Throughout
a s;range man ha?l sat on a :.tooi in
it re of th<i room.
"Mr White, do you mean to say the
flag ?tanda for nothing?" he said sud?
"It stands for a g-rat deal," Mr.
White said, astonished at the question.
"It stands for bloodshed and socal In?
justice and the exploiting of the masses
b] th.- capitalistic feu."
"If yon ?ay that, then I hope von go
to .iall Bgaln," blurted the unnamed
patriot. Ha era-ed ihre-? minutei to
speak, which Mr. White granted. He
made h fing ?-reech that would have
made (i'orge M. Cohan's be^t efforts
seem l.ke insulting coldneej to the
national banner.
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WHITMAN DEMANDS
MOHANSIC REMOVALS
Declares He Will Call Lxtra Ses
stoti if Bill fails.
! F*r?r?m a Slat"* i*?*??*j????*r''?ri nt T-.? T-?l*ur? '
Albsny, March 28. The ficht ovei
the abandonment of the Mohansic lio?
, pital t*o* the Insane and the Yorktown
School for Boys, on the Crot?n water?
shed, reached a critical ?tage to-day,
when it became known that Covernor
Whitman had told representative? ot
the Merchant?' A??oc.ation that he
would call the Legislature in extraordi
I nary session unless i* provided ?peeit**
cally for the abandonment of rhe tm
Institution?. The Go?, ernor declare!
that he would reto the bill iatra4_?_
by Senator Brown last nigh? \iT
-aid he 'i insistent that tha W?J?
bills, or Si? :?r measure-, ??1 tnaaVl
Scrator Wa?gner will trj to.^aJJ?;
to get his bills out of iha t inance fjlv
mittee. The minority leader bt\\?
that with the New York City m-??_JI?
voting as a unil enough upstat,,, f*.
a'nr-, will support his measure- \W
that Governor Uh'man hat trttru
I hinself behind them. m
Senator Brown's effort to bffat
ab?OUt a ?ettlement o** the contr???^
through his bill went for naught U
day, when representatives of th* oZ
chan*?' Asaociation discovered that j.
provided 'or the abandonment of tl,'
?riant? Bsylum, but left the school f?
boy? undi-?*urbed. Supporten of _?,,,
donment charged the majority ?Z
, with having deceived them tn* 5
1 nour.ced their de'*rm:na? on to o???^
I his bill ?
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house of tonal power and beauty.
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