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THE SUN, FJRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1915.
SURE APOPLEXY FIE cENT telephone rate assured;
Pim WVDRDT !N COMPANY TO MAKE CUT OF $2,700,000
BALLOU DEATH
"LILLIAN COOK'S
Continued from First i'oyc.
not to Jeopardise the efficiency of the
Ml vim. Six montliH Ih HllltKfStCll.
Chairman Van Hantvoord ot the oom
mission said liu thmifctit tlio commis
sion's Idea of orderlm; the new rated
effective July 1 next should be adhered
Arm1Si!i1 lelviwmf u fnn Cluln tn. Mr. Swuyzo finally Bald that the
"M"'1" company would do Its b
Dnul TMow to Mrs. Angle's
Defence.
AGITATION IS SHOWN
BY ACCUSED WOMAN
BainOKroKT, Conn., March L Tlnht
lipped and white faced, Mrs. Helen M.
Anglo faced sonio of her hardest hours
of trlnl to.day. Physician after physl
company would do Its bust to be ready
by that time. Union N. Hethell, ptesl.
drill of the "company, sat beside Mr.
Mwayjie. and frequently consulted with
him.
Upon the Invitation of Chairman Van
Hantvoord Martin W. Littl.ttnti, counsel
for thei commission In the telephono mat
ter, said :
"I wish to say that the telephone com
pany him niforiled to me ami our corps
of e-njrliirern and accnuntaiits and thos
Interested In the Inquliy evory facility
for Infonnatloti. For one, and t speak
now entirely for myself, I believe that
public Inquiries and I believe that this
commission has followed that rule
should !' conducted with Intensi. ilreilm
to obtain Justlro and an nntrrrlfle.l pur
pose If declaru what thit Juntlco 1.1. I
clan took the stand for the .State and d I brllcvc that li.m been the purpose) of this
ertoed the way In which the bodj of ,,"',ll" "V,':. . , ..... t
, ,. , ... M. II. Winkler, counsel for the com-;
Waldo K. Uiillou, her frit ml or ycais, ,ila(f ,aid:
was probed for evidence of what might "This prm-it-ellng was Instituted wlth-
havo caused his death A the ie. out malice: It was prosecuted In no.l
fa' tit In In-half of tho for whom I
speak I tlcjelr.i to havu It a'.ated on in
weT ms.w I
r 10 x -
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Wfr' ""1. yZ.. RlCsUONtA M S !
V YJ (VsRjs BAY &
BODY IS FOUND;
SHOT IN HEART
" 'L sp
Vonttnunl from Hrt I'apf
pellunt features of the autopsy were
disclosed the air of easy eonlliUme with
which she had faced the second day of 1
her trial save, way to agitation.
The testimony of all the lhklcl.tns
led up to that jilvrn by Dr. Ilruco H.
Weaver of i'ii West, I3Dtli stieet, New
Vork city, the pittholoKlst wno was
called by State Atloriu' Ciiamilntfs to
perforin the II: si nutops and ixainlne
the blood stains found on the talrwjy
in Mrs. AliKlt's aiartmei)t In the ltlp
owam DulldliiK In Shimfoid.
Kmm Mrs. A link's attorneys i,iv
sturtled when Ijr. Weaver jald ho could
not have coucelxid of M'. liallou'h In
juries IliviliK been KCtlMd b a tail
down the stairs.
"Was the condition of the body surii
that In your opinion It might !me lie. i.
struck a blow which lesiiltel In lalhnif
clown stairs .nul the death of Ah ll.il
lour' Dr. Wtnvtr was aslnd.
"Yes," be answclid.
"Isn't It msIIim alcu. an., q Mr.
lowns, Mrs. AimMe's attiun. v. thai the
condition could have. reMiiteil fiom mi
accidental rail?"
"I can't conceive nf blui r.ill.nu. ' said
Dr. Weaver, "if he lei' r . more
likely that he taitei in ,.iil... The
fracture nsulted from due, i r.inti.et.
:"nless be pluiiKel I dm, t . v liow thli
fracturn resulted "
Dr. Weaver was ankeil it t.i. ilini of
llallou'H h.iniN slmweil ai iniiislon
Much as might have W. i ui.-, by
a man throwing them out io at lilni
h, If during a fall ilown stairs lie mid
they did not, but that the act of self
preservation would not have caus.xl
abrasions unless the lunils slid alnnu
on the concrete of the landing or rubber
mats on the stairs.
The medical experts fo. the Ktate
were unanimous in us.crtlng tiiat Mr.
(lallou did not die a the result or a
stroke of apople or of ncart disease.
rney did nut think er.he- that his central ollice district f KlMgsbrldgo.
.an was iluu to sudd.-ii weakness or a willlamsbrldgc. Woodlawn. Wcri:ehv..tir
laimiiiK qi. ii, aitiioiigu tney said that land city Island.
it such had ucrtur. d It would not necc. Zone -I The northern ntid central part
sarlly snow la tlo autopsy. The brain i of Urooklvn, extendlne n far soutli as
and beau wei.- found to be in an al- the l'l.itbusli section, and the central
most normal condition. I c,tllc districts of storla and Hunter
When M s Angle rc-'u-icl to the i0im In the llorough of tjueens.
court loom in the afternoon she was Zonc c The Miuthcrn part of ltrook
confronted iv two laigc slt he of her n-p. comprlltig tho central olllco dls
iipartmeiii and the stairs Lading up W i trlcts of 11 iv llldg.'. Hath He.ich. Cor.cy
in'i .1'." , , in., '""i'""' ,'h'' ("I"'"'. -Mldwood Ad Cararste.
splashes of .lood rind tho footprints
hat mn rked her way as she carried
down, the uncoii.tiloii Ballou, to be.
round a f i w Minute later on the side
walk. They weit t.icS d to the wall
hack of the wlti.rs s'and, and the
markings w.ie exp'ilnel Pj Harold A.
I'lerifon of Stamford. Iht clill engineer
who made thcni at the nquajt of Mr.
(junming the day nn-r Hal'ou died. ,
The slngu'.ar feaiule of the nurks 1
Xeclionort'he'iio1;,: rirul,'r,.od'J?ouM "I Don't Care About Myself," Says "Mrs. Dudley"
on inc siue wan or me ith lailiung.
They ' wer,. de-cilhul as "tadixile
shaped," th tails piloting down and in
the direction m wlioli ihe must have
been flying when they splashed against
the wall. The lgnltleance of them was
that they were about three feet from the,
floor near the spot when Mis. Angle
said she found HjIIou 1. inr after hear- ,. .. ,. ....,i, .,.. nurses watching over them. Silo would
Ing the sound of a full, a-.l could not "u" " ' 'play with them and accompany them
Mayo's steiiographer hern Up to the
limn he Installed her tmd ir tho name of
.Mrs. Dudley In tlio line house In llrook
lyn which he owns.
I-'toin the girl friends hers of Miss
Ciink, from the otlleers and employees
of the Youm; Women's Christian Asso
il'itloti here, whern Ml. Cook had a
loom, from Mayo h.msrlf and from nil
In fuel who discussed a possible caus
for the suicide to-day, a unanimity of
opinion was obtained that tho girl had
divelopeit a suicidal mania a year or
nioie ago.
The old-, definite reaon any one
would KlVn for the girl's nit was that
'iei inliiil pad beeomo weakened through
exee-slve sttidv. Mayo and Miss Cook
eie' were seen together here outside
of ofllce hours So far as her friends
.new the girl had no lovo affairs of an
oit Her girl friend sal.1, .aiwever.
that Lillian wa somewhat reticent
ibont In r own affairs, rvi pi that she
talked for month about endii.g her own
life by po son or with a levolver.
Itehenrsed Her llmtli.
Only the day before she dlsappeated
; from the f.utor hr close friend nnd
1 roommate at the V W. C A.. Mis Hllen
Wilson, wlio I a stenographer at Mhvo's
ntllce, came upon Lillian May Cook In
the women's dieslng room of the far
tnry standing In front of a mirror and
pointing the night watihmiu's revolver
tho weapon she used to k II herself
finally toward her left bieast
"I.llllan' Millar.'" shout" I Mi Wll
i son. "What ate you doing"'
"I'm Jut picking out a g-iod pot to
shoot lnselr some time.'' Ulllau an
swered, lowering the n ,,',ir.
When she wn found to-day bv a
1 e.ircller, who will claim 'he reward or
S.'iOn otTercd by Mayo, she lay on her
face with n bullet wound thiough her
left brost, the "best sit" she had de.
elded upon a week ago yesterday lie-
role the rartory mirror. And bi neat
STORE
OPENS
9:00 A.M.
R, H. Macy A Co.'i Atlrtctioni Arc Their Low Prieej.
JUi UU Mmm, tier aid square
Bwar.34lh lo 35th St.
STORE
CLOSES
6:00 P.M.
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Very Specially Priced
Hundreds of Superb Rugs Purchased at
lA Less Than Prevailing Market Prices
and Offered at Proportionate Savings
Macy's specializes in Kirmanshahs, the superb Persian Rugs for
which there is a constantly increasing demand. Rugs of exquisitely
effective designs and softly blended colorings; Rugs in lovely tones of
rose, ecru, cream, tan and pastel tints.
Over a Hundred Beautiful Specimens of Room
Size Kirmanshahs at Savings of $50
to $250 on each Rug
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the Information that wo were seeking to
obtain."
GREATER CITY DIVIDED
INTO SERVICE ZONES.
The proposed ratn plan for New York
city divided tho city Into ten zo:ic, as
follows;
Zone 1 -Manhattan Island, south of
Wen. Until street and Hast 103d street.
Zone J Manhattan Island above West
110th strict mid Kat 103d street, and
Clio central otll.e districts of Fordham.
Trcmont, .Mclrtwe and Imervalo In tho
Borough of The llronx.
A glanco at tho accompanying map Krom Zono 1, which comprises Man
shows exactly where the proposed new hattan Island In low lIOili street and In
. which thn bulk of telephones urn lo-
live cent rale applies, in.. win ne m j , - , r,tol, iramln1llK """V. " : " '
r.one 1. I i and H. which ur. Man- will be to to, 10, Tottemillc. and olXn J
hattan, the lower Hronx and the most, Zone .. the It kawa.. tm ,lJ( u wayH lav louled In an u-i
thickly Inhabited part of Urooklyn. from Certain reductions arc nuao for liusl- 1 lucked drawer us the fuctorv durltis
Astoria to Coney Island. In these zones ness and residence service In ollur zone the dav.
It Is proilded that toll shall bo alsd- or subscribers aro glien tho cholee be- iM t'h'e come lint elnbotaseli fitted
lhcd and that a telephono call can be tween measured service at JSfi a year 1 handbag be-lde he, !..! mere wa
made for n straight charge of tlve cents for 710 message. and the preent mi- .,,-. ..s. . .i,.m, ' . ih. t ,..n.'.
oefcrtet-u au ii oi ine Kuie s. iimueii neignooi iumiii uai raio service,
1 Royal Afghan Rugs
f. Specially Priced
$72.50, $82.50, $87.50
-U kiinuii ;is "khn.i l)olli;ira." tliose
h .'iiv in deep, rich mahoK.iiA tones. A fine
:i-v.rtment in the aserne nxmi iize, li
?S ft. x 0' ft. to, 8'. ft. s 10'j ft. Very
? desirable for den, librar nr dining room.
Specially Priced
$12.48,$14.48,$17.89&$19.89
In effective Persian patterns and rich
colorings--an assortment of over 600 Mo
m)u!s-one of the most popular Oriental
Rtifis todav. Sizes average .5 ft. in. x
t ft. o in., 3 ft. o in. x 6 ft. 4 in. and 4 ft. x
, 7 ft. Excellent choice.
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father. Trank Cook, of llrookHn. III. donned a white sweater and swunK
When Mls Cook's lter !ot a'po-ltlon off toward West ltock, He climbed to
1 iraxe 1.. !li. in a plain in tny Hrouklju the mminlt and, nrtcr ImvlnB the drive
Inline a iiur-ein,,id for the chlldrm. two near tho historic JudK's Cave, wundered
or the three chlldiett In the li use In itio ihroucli the woods.
tablet stamiied "poison." the edces ,,f the il uiKlaer and son or .Mrs innlley ami lie o.itiiii upon i.iinaa. wno ia
which liad Blown omew li.it rounded mself" downwnid. Or. tVe uround near her
' 1 from rieciuent Imndllmr. In earlier d.iv "lie clilldifi, in the HrookDn liume , ,.: haul lay tho lilacK lemier nueu
Zone (! Tlio northern part ot the I bert 1'. Coats of Madison filed to-day hm idle had threaieneil to p.,n h.'i- consist or a l-.ai-ol,l itirl, a Klrl of tMKl lined with viole! satin, and to her
lloroiiKh of tilieens, comiirlslntr the cen- I a inlnorltv r.port of th.. P-ley rom- 'lf Ml-s Wlln.n had a:,l: "You lour .ar and a bo of two years. All lett My the 1. black hat as If she had
ttal ottlce dlstrlrtB of Newtown, l'orest .mlttee. which IlivestUat.sl tho .New couldn't Inn am pol-.n beie In New H ue ..re attraetlie lookinu blond haired it and tovnl the-e thlmts aside lie-
iiii! vin.iiinv n,i i.i.. Iv.irti t el et , rain inii.Hn ...a Haven. Thes will not ei! I: to you ' oitiiBtei and all len' a itener.il re- f,,re tirltiK. She hail unbuttoned her
,-.. I . ...... Tl. . A..lu..HHnu. ...n.kl n I r..... h., M'l.rt l.lir- ........l..t.lb WVrtT
,11 t ii..,- in.- -.,.jii mi , i.iiiiiin .....e - . ..... , iiiei 1111 I i. I.II.. 1,1.' .'-.
repllnl. 'I bro'.iRit It w'th me when etuaue of the eldest Klrl Is not mown ,ni then had plaied the nlicht watch-I
I tlrst came here trom Hroo'Kln" This heie .M.ijo did not Ro Into details man's revolver to her bic-ast toward the i
about this. .eft nnd -hot herelf throuith tho heart, i
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1 1. ,,i.-.,-', in .in. .I,,,, .mi.-. Hi. revolver wuii oiuy one 1-41111UK0
;lo .Miioiiu
Zone 7 The central part of the Ilor- I lrted In favor of .1 icduetlon of J3,-
ouijli of Queen, comprisli k the central 'lOn.utfft In thoo rate.
iitllee districts of Itlchnioii.l Hill, Ja- ! Mr. oats, who is a candidate for ap-
inaliM. Jloll . nnd Sprlnirtleld. Kdntmetit .is a member of the up-tate
7.0110 ,v Tho southern portion of the 1 1'uono mtvico 1 omnussion, says he ..
IIorouKh oftjueens, comprllnc the cen.
tral otllce districts of llammcl. and Tar
Itockaw av.
Zone ii The northern and central part
Zone 3 The northern part of tho I of the Horomrh of Ulrhmnnd. comnrNlmr
Uorouirh or The Uronx, comprlsim: tne
wa about a ,ear 11 co.
rt In rrlr.
AVhen Itaymond 1'hlHlp. the yo'ith- ,
lieu- the Toley committee should haw
mailn a stalwvido Investlsatlon Instead
or conllniin; Its activities to .New York ful brothel of the manaiflnR editor of
city. a New Haven newspaper, came upon
He recommend. that 11 conv of the the bndv 10 feet off 'he park drive.
the central otllce district of West New Foley committee, report bo sent to tho near the top of the wild promontory
llilchton. Tomnklnsvllle and New lom. 1 Thomnson committee, now lnvestliratlnr called "West ltik." one of the Ilrt So
Zono 10 The southern portion ot the the l'ubllc Service Commissions a!.d that arrive after the polliv had been notllle.1
IIorouKh of Itlchnumd, Itii'luded in the 1 110 action be taken by the legislature "'1 edre hi way tbroueli the crotiti
central otllce district of Tottenvllle. mi lecoaimcndjtlons of the Folev omi. surrounding the eirin no.iv wa n
. , nilttic,
many tlmt
M,no has known for some time of the under her to-day
relation neiwiei, ner uunanu ar..i i.nis
Wnterbim Tlieie have been denial
th it she knew of the birth id th" two
irlrls to Miss Waterbur-. but persons
who hve 1 1 roltowlnir for some
eir tile leiiittimshlp betweie.i Mavo
ml Mis Wateiliiiry i tha: Jn.
fine .M' aterhiiry
!l.iee in .lao' otllce here
Men with hobbies ride into
lo 'nme on Cnrd. J
I'hllllp picked up the bait and opened 1
It ur. tiny s.lver bound memorandum OUI- storeS every day HOW.
le.ok in the baK she had written In j j
peiull be, name. "Lillian Cook ' In the A lot Of theSC hobbieS take
, L-ive in, her hac also were toilet article, a nanimer-1 , .
..... ..... ' . bl.-f and othei trifles and also a bu-t- I them HEtlt tO OUr flCW SonnE
llnliu. Mayo, the man of wealth who -ne to the fa -torv and m.nle remarks 'rd ; of the Mayo t,01" 'SUltS and OVerCOatS'. theV bt.-
Mr. CoaL ocrer, irtth the T,hvteni bad broul- her to New Haver and whl-h sh.-wed thai he knew Ml- W.tter-, J''J "'.
THINKS HEMIS WRONG. ! vMmWmJ at t&l'lJpny '" day before had ipcr.e, the ..,,. w,.s alut .0 l,H.n,H mother and the corner
svLViifiii.ooii. riiiet.itii? ti,.. omir.. r reward for llndlnB her from J100 to
i:x-!enlnr funis 1'llra Minority , I'rof. llemis, who tlxed tho v ilue at :,(
. 1 IBS oflO 000 Mr vit ,. trf ' He stood over the (rirl. his slim tlRiire
Hepor. of Poley Com Ice. , Xevan fi " '7, 'Z 'T'W
Al-nANT, March .-ICx-Senator Her- not b.iso hi ct.nute on procut values. n
z. still without utterInK a word, strode
kDUAL LIFE TRACED FROM
NUMBER ON AUTOMOBILE
After Discolsures About Mayo; "Nothing Can
Disturb Me as Long as I Have My Babies."
itpildents In the brown nnd white 1 her babies, but eho always had two
M .yo was the father of tho chili
i:ntili? rr Willi llllil on Trip.
Minh stress his bee- laid on the in.
le.it that Mi-s Cook diappearod lat
rtiursd.ij. a' ..' out the sitiK time 1 b f
,'re." Mao said to-day. durlni; hi tall.
fore Mi Cook' body was round
..... . i,A -. .1. .na n,..u,i 1.1. .i..,i
not speak to her nnd turned their backs ! 1. ..,.. ..,'., 1..
on Dudley. Others made It a pob.t to lmt )lo aniJ M it.Ki occupy here, wa not alone on th'it trip, but was ae-' held to-day.
'1ipvf ?n Rnrinrr ntlf filtinr'
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iir rtii 1 i.ji niimi i.'i uiuj r..n, iuiri 1 i . !
Ills llrst eamlnatloti of Lillian's lsjdy While StOCKS are nCW and
that there was nothlim plitsleal to : ,lt,Krnk-n
show why she had klll-d herself, lull SlZCh arc UilDrOKOl.
p.. lepeated thi io-iiIkIii foiiowim.- a Ot"her; ridp nlonrr till thrv
meie ihoiv.uch exmnliiat, n In the Lewis Wtlltrh TlUC HOng Ull inLV
ami Maycox Mo.-mie heie. where the come to underwear they
eiure .Ml-"" V IIR . IIOOV WHS lOUnO OOH IIU IJIUK. v..iviii l.ll .,,JV . 1 f,
I urn happy to say. thnrefoie, that 1 said he would order an autopy n I KIIOW WC re teatUTinR Union
M.
tTorts niadi by or.e of his cmplovees,
Mi one! Stapletii, h re to pet him on
the lonp illtat,'e telehoiie
have come fiom th, wound while
wis lylni; on the land 117
he
lltooklyn, between lflRhth avenuo and alll mlrHeM , i.ri)S,,ect I'ark. where
Ti-ir-pect l'ark, have always priueu ' t,i,e dillKhteil In taklmc pictures or them,
DOUBT FATAL FALL AT
HOTEL WAS ACCIDENT
themselves on nilhereiu'o to tho pro
line of the nurn'Birls, until some-
, ., .. .. ,..r.. .1,,.., n venr thlliK more than a year nso, was Lillian
parti.. Hut for more than a car imy w,b fouj(J y(,stenl (.
tneir pnue nas o-eii nun.
Tho wound 10 their pride In relch
b or hood uprlislitn. s camo when they
illM.-ovcred tliat in Uiclr midst W.H
Uvlnc n womnn with three children, two
nt tho foot of a rocky hill near New
Ha en, Conn. Lillian wa employed by
Mrs. Dudley shortly after the couple
moved to Fourth street, about four years
.iko. The lieluhborlnK women took no
tice or her because she was a sweet
1 , 3V 1"' "uu ey wnen tney met ,,rom that ll(nir lmtll ft vury ,,ltB
her In the street or In the park. on or i,ur t.Kiit .,11 dTorts to see Mr.
two eien called on her In the afternoons. May0i t i..,r M Ht,,ryi )iaVe been frult
ou mut not play with Don, VIi--,iPh n was "not at home." a servant
Klnl.i or Lol Dudtei." some of the o.?pt llrtirv Honnellv of the New
parent told their children. The little iUwn detective force Kot Mr Mavo on
nr.es in the Dudley home were more ti, telephon. Int.- to-nlcht i:rter
than over In the care or their nursis, eti'orts to speak to Mrs. M.io hsd been
polnc mornltic and afternoons to the fmltles. ln.niirers. Including the nolice.
park. More than ever the mother no- , belne tnld that Mr Mavo was ui ill tr M.iv.i ni th,. N. w wiu.ir.i ,n
t'unipanled them ..lid seemed to take to see ari one. melon and 'old lilm. he says, that Mls
Kreater Joy In belmr with them. She 1 ".Mr Mao I not at horn , I can't Co ik had dKippearcd
was quiet and reserved as ever, but I even say'wher- h has Kone." wa all "Hlnce the time Miss Cook eam to my
Always cheerrul. I Mrs. Mayo would say to Capi. Donnelly oftlco here about a jearaKO. ' .Majo weiu
Hut soon the n'lphbors of Mrs Dudley 1 to-nli;ht. .11-,. "1 learned that at times she acted
srot another thrill. For months there Durinc the day. Jut before Lillian ipieerb Amonc other thljic I was
nan necn taiK npout the dual lire of Mr.
I iiidley-.Ma)o, It sprc id In some mvs
terlous way to New Haven. One day
one of the men or the neiuhborhood ;e
celved 1, telephone messiiKe nklnK Tor
permlslon to call. He wa surprised to
rereli.. 1, visit from Mr. Mavo of New
llnven, accompanied by a friend Sin
asked detail or Mr Dudley' life In
Vouirht, my desntn- When re.um for the sulcldo were
l!scuseit to-nlctu capt. Donnelly said
suits.
Still others browse around
ompanbsl b C
itor enulneer '
lie... Mn.., went int.. at.iiia ni.n,., that LIUliui's rather. Frank Cotk. who
-opplim oif nt I'hll.uleliihla o,er rlKlit enme hete yesterd.M with his dauch- ' amonE the I1CW CUStOm shirt
t , attend to some bi.'.iies and .,( the ter. Mis Laura, said befoie is turnlni; 1 . , e , .
to Hioohlyn last nlKlit that his ilaiiKlt-, 'ba tiit ytiuuuu uv
ter aiw.i.x.s nnd been or 11 meiatu lion
disposition From Mayv Miss VHnn
St.ipleton llnalh did ret In tou. h with '"'d other it wa learned 'hit Lillian
suffered from llltene lieml.ielie
"line day Lllla.i told Pie ' .i.d Mi"
Wilson, "that wl er. she was an 'nfatit
he had suffered a fl' which had In
jured the back or her bead "
Mis Cook continued her coi respond-
uc with MIsm Wnterburv and onlv
rience that our pet hobby is
"making shirts to please" is
well as "to measure."
Everything men and boys
wear, includinc the new
Cook's bodv was f.,und, Majio refused to',.1 that he was carr Inc about tablet two days ts-foro she dUappea-ed sho ' Cnr:n 'C,..ri)-Mi TVyTicfe "
to dlsnis- his alfalis so far as Ills rela- of bichloride of mercury If I bad sent "Mre Dudley' a chatty brlt-ht -,J'"u,b OtUlcn miblh.
Hons with tl Mrs Dudley" of llrook-
1) 11 were concerned.
Iloilhlc Life .Ailmlskluii,
Hi attention then was culles.1 to the
f.n-t that the houe occupied by "Mr.
and .Mr James Dudley" In Fourth
ki i,n how serious were the threats she letter which had to do e lite tlv with her
n been miiKinc 1 ut ennuis ni r lire. Imsa... school evamlnatloiis
Fourth stteet with Mrs DuJIej and ie. , ,., ,,r..nl"''
e..lve.l n iletnitn.l n,..ki,n .el. I. ,i . .. . . . . .V' "v"i"K
scrlptlon of lmtll persons
.iiwei.i. I lei-talnly would hale irleil
t, et her 10 rid her mlpd of such
thoiiKhts, In my opinion her entire
r - hue reined to me to act
qilef rly "
The "nm erne, acooriiinsr to tne mn
It. I the exception of the bullet w.tlMl
11 he" hiiuxt. whlc.11 Dr. ScaitKin.UKli
Is-llel'es cailinl IIIMant iblf 1 t ere
........ ,.. ...n.l n.. r.ltll.... u.
a r.sht discoloration of the no... and " """
chin, the result ot bruls.' as she fell I
.lii mlilitl rniitrntnif!
Our iti' Htnrr nt 5lA -4t"f
Street, infi in, , Mriine,
Rffili Conipnnios Hofiisc io I'ny
Claims 011 Ont,'iv r.iiiiiiianii :
Widow Sues.
It was learned jeeteidu that two
content iniranee coniiauie have re-
f whom she acknowledged as her own, lookinp, eiulet tlrl who always wa at
the other beltiK an adopted child. That tendlm; to her duties and maklnc other
. 1 iv,0 i,rr.a n nnt lnotheM wish they had such a nurse
woman, the nelKhbora learned, was not (
married, tboUKh the man who visited ' nftpr ft lme ,,), disappeared and
the house, at Irregular Intervals was mothers who innde Inquiries about her.
sunken of by her as her husband. hopInK to employ her themselves, were
sp Ken oi oj uer ,,..,11,... 1 told that n "rich man" was sendimr her
The woman was Mrs. Lois IJUille). .,,..,i i,,t,. ,i.,. i...,i ,,,, .,,
who said her husband was James Dud- , thB r,.,,Uest of Mr. Dudlej Mr. Dud
' 1, j ,,nd that he travelled for "an auto- ley had Kiveu her employment In his
...'..i.ii.. amine in CnnneclU'til." lint hr factory in Conneithut. wliele she was
'used to pa claim. 01. the death of I eiuhbors knew that tlio man was Vlr- , e.,i nlnir i a week and was lcarmni;
c.utav Haumann, head of the eompnny 1 alnlii Jiunn Mao, ptesident or Hie ' stenoKiaphy in a nlKlit school.
i.enitlim' the lliltmore Hot... who was ' Mayo Itadlator Company of New .mm another thtnjr the neluhbors ob
killed October H last by a fall from Haven, reputed to be wealthy nnd noted M.rv, d was tho fart that Mrs. Dudley
the ,roof of the bote,!, 1 as a philanthropist, that he, hud 11 wife neier went out without onn or her maids
In' addition to tho siilt of Mr. Fmlly HvIiik In one of the how place. of aH a companion unless .Mr. Dudley was
Orncei Haumann. the -widow, who was New Haven. with her. They said that occasionally
Mls Kinsley, daughter of the CIiIcsfo llefnre that discovery was mode .Mrs, Mr oudey went with hltn on a trip,
n.-filnar Clin Hrnf,.rro,l Aeeblnn. rillilleV hnil tleCtl WelClinK'd ly lieT lanvlniT tllS Children nldtie lid til the
Intrurance Company, she has tiled an neighbors upon her arrival at the do-1 mlt tnat was Hrt!dom. When J
action against the United State t?as. llKhtful home, .Hi. I'Oiirth "'f'1 Bn" Mr. Dudley camo homo he would take
nalty Company. The total demanded In amactcd attention because she '''"''j her to 11 Urooklyn restaurant or to a1
the two suits Is JlJ.tiUH. 111 ei-ruem mm" " - - . iiroomyn ineaire, 0111 never 10 similar
The Insurance companies refuse to three servants aim a "
pay on tho jtround that Mr Haumann'. n-,ilr
death was not accidental and alo on leil for Her llen.it r.
the ground of a false statement by Mr, in addition, Mr, Dudley was beautl
Haumann in taklnir out his policy, o'rui ,innde with Kobleii hair, dark
Diat man Is my huslnnd," said Mrs.
Mayo, who l of middle use, refined,
modest and quiet voiced "The woman
with whom he is IIvIiik Is not Id wife."
she went on "She Is toils Wateibury
of New Haven, to whom Mr. Mao and
1 took a fancy enrs no She was a
mere child when we used to take hei out
In our automobile. A she icrew up Mr
Miivn uikciI her to learn stenociaphy
and typew i ltliii; She did and then sue
was einplojed b iii Iiusb.niil In his
otllce
"About live ie,r" nun -he u,,s only
I tilt II lle dlaii.slled I kllert of
my liuslialid roiidlus fo' l ei. lull after
-he disiippriiied I thought It was all
over."
t old to li.. llli iiree.
employed st Mayo's factori a Rr.iup '' forward, and th- exs..ure .as she lay
i:lrls by t ie icai. much 1 head of he (,,v((, tho ,, f()r ,(.k 1llU
ilvernKe kiii .uinri in , u. ,, .inn,
took
day.
HOPED UNTIL THE LAST.
to the deed, bv vlrulnlu Mao M on
then admitted his relutlons with Mis
1J.1. H-T....I h.. . . ! 'be form of excemlw study, of slttlmt
I!R Waterbury nr oame to the at- .hl..imv ;i, th,.r times with the book
tentlon of Mayo so her jrr.in.ltiu.ther. , h.r haml ,,,,, upsi,i., d,,,,,, ,or tl,nK
Mrs hatmle Dudley, said to a teporter Mret h.t. .t tun,., of her constant refer-
. .. . ei.s nero lo-lllirill. wnen IJI. , rnre to SlllClde and Of period Of Weep- r.lrl'. el.ee nn.l Mi.tber Tlumirht
wii a little jrtrl. Ia)I's parent weie dl- i,, 1 I
-r.-ed nnd her mother married nn.i'n, mu when the irlrl were nsked whether Broadway
when the irlrl, then n.t much more than , r nnt kin. ir.ne miv leason. tor wan'-. t'ntll tlie l.it moment Ii. fore the . i,i..."..
inc to end her life thei anl she did not. trade new. ol the MmllnK "f 'he body
Dur:t,K the lal few we.K she had of Lillian May Cook anlvml, t,Vje wr-
el ts ol tie- ulrl Weie III a iKiiie.'ul inc. J
Mnrniii fmir .'.irrt nt
Hei!.terid trxilenoitU
Rogers Pkkt Compnv
Broadway
nt 13th St.
"The
Four
Corners''
h Id. was In 111; with the iri andm.the
1. ... In lhose ilava Mr ami Mrs. Mayo
l!ed at ii.e Hotel Duncan near by Her beep studMiiK espe.-,,ll hard to Bid a
Kiaiiiiinothers naiii" ie'..eud to have a,,,!,,,,,., . ,1 ji.udii in the llutler
Ilroartw ay
at .l-lili M
Fifth A.e
:it -t
illtj-'esleil to Ml. Wati" bury the lln
: "Mrs Jnidiei" In IIlsiMvii
Tne little Waterhnry pt-l wa veri .11
tiiictlve ei en In tho.. dais, nnd Mayo,
11,10 now M, took a fancy to her
Ai routine to LoU's ciiiiiilnioiher Mr.
Mi, 11 wa fond of the ir'rl also. Whep
It canie to KettUm details to-nlKht fnun
ynuiiK
1'iai'H II Co ,. the fathi'l, was wait. 111;
patent', ft yo si 11 ws In tit -nod.
lit I. iKOiie on t ie tnli.l tbioi ,,f
I.'nion ti,.t. Hr-'okin wir'. tiv
lied f eli eii 1 hlld'etl two ot W Ik hi)
hud lied I'lolll IllUlllal causes, smiled
lieerful 1 upon solicitous 1 ltnri. say-
lie had passed tho ex- 1 ir.tr us If eniouraiMin; In rself
Monday, or four days "You know, 1 reel that Lilly Is .illvo."
nicea In Now York.
Traced Thriiusli nto.
That seemed stranue to some or the
j- . ... . . . lieinri .,11
the effect that no other company had brown even and a complexion inai "''";'.''.-''. J r, ... ... " foitned that he was ralllnit a iisiuil
declined to Insuro him, It Is all.-Ked aroused the admiration or the women., she said that he was Konn to btenk tin
ltllHlltes4 I'ut.eSe I .f N'el. II Hell, lie)
boast hem,: fin sli,. would ttidsli the
M months ouie In foil" inoiiilio
.lust befoie she . 1 1 1 1 t ' ued she took
hei II1..1I ei.i'nina'ions at the school.
At the tliue she went aw.i she did not
know whether she
Alrs .Mayo iiskch wlliit lie siiouid do. It came to KettUm iletalls to-nlKht mini ninliiatlon List
i.et .lour hustmnd away from tlut Lois' irtntnlinother nbout the ynuiiK fi,r h. had killed herself tinon the Hut shortly alter 4 o'clock canie the
woman," sho was urKed. r..m.vi life dilrliiK the last four e,-,rs top or West llocK. the hiilnes school ' message from New Haven that the
"Hut I am helpless," she replied .Mm. Dudley had next to nothlni? to diploma atrived at Ilia Y W. C. A jjlrl'a body had lieen round Cook, wlio
"Thin net a dliorce," she was tpld. sai loonif. where sin lived wa seated 011 a piano stool, bent tor-
Hut the woman waved hei hand pa- "1 don't know that "he I or I not ot, the d iv -he disappeared her friend, ward. Ills head dropping into hi hand.
tlieilraJly nnd went awu. Many times 1 In Urooklyn," mid th" KTandmother. M Wilson, not rciil nt tioon ns uual He sobbed quietly His wife, the lines
aMcr that she would talk to certain per-, She went her own way ami so 1 , down to he Y W c. A , where of who race showed the cares of moth
sons In Fourth street over tho lomr dls-' never have been ioncerned with her ,(,,. two ulrl ilwais took luncheon to- erhood, irnvi way, but sh soon re
tiuice telephone and ask If Mrs Dudley xinee I haven't visited her or writ- ' nether In fact, nccordinfr to Mis Wil- Rained her self-control. Wiping her ews
we re still llvlnjr In that stteet and ten 10 her and I don't know anvthins-, .i, ...a 1 v,..e "ni. with the corner ot her KliiKham apron.
whether Mr Mayo called, She was In-
declined to insuro mm. 11 is iiiieKei aroused the admiration 01 w ..mo j . ' ' ' Tt ..."iJ ,w,t cnrti,e.iVii,,e rii. she said that he was eoini; to btenk
that a Philadelphia company declined The three children often were spoken r ess I was not orth onilim That ,),,. home, but the. break never rum...
to Issuo a policy In l'.KH 0f as "the linen most beautiful dill- was regarded s ranKe. Tho men , M imdley, It s. ems, alwais ma
In behalf of Mrs. Haumann If w.. ,i,c.. 1 h.vc ever seen." commented on It and hew n to whisper , .,, ki J ,. , ' h' ' ,
iln-
j;lrl
..m ..i.i,ii H1.1i Tniij. 1...1,'. v(lJ 1....11..V .M.idiiallv became ac amniiK themselves that Dudley was not v, , . tu
anre Company hns paid .1 -I m cef J2.". - quaint'ed with the iicluhbors. They calleil Dudley at all. They becmue more curl- ,u,y , Kivt, ,u,r a ,,,,, , "J ,
(IA .-,1 Ihnl Mr 1 1 mn bn.l nr. . .. l.. die culled oil III. Ill Sllllie- OUS lllld tlnallS ItCCIIII ll to IIIUKe all , ,,,l., Cl... e...... I..1...I .1... ..I.I ..u ...........
financial or domestic troubles which tluus her "husbainr accompanied her. i Invesllratloti. The number of erne, of u1, Vtio i-ltl.l and recentij she told of
would havn caued him lo t.iku his life.
ATTACKS HER FATHER'S WILL.
IJnnnbtcr of Dr. Jnnie .Nenl n
Mother llnleel Mini,
The influence of Mrs. Jessie Neal on
I sually she went none uivi an """) '""' ' -,'', t ,,olv , . hl,r hil(H(,
we,'.. .-Mended to Mr and Mis. Dudley the best clue. It was obtained anil In- i sl,Ke f MWnii herself. he said that
for dinner or lor .lances, Hut Mr loritiatloq eomlinr from I liirtford, f onn , ,)lly ,hH ,,,1(.,k ,,,,, p,Irrl, ;,lrK
Dudley never accepted the Invitations, wa that the car biOoiiBed t IrKln in ; quantity or lysol on h-r breast and
iuoukii arterwar.l he would make quiet .1 Mayo or New Haven The next tlilmc (ll,. ,,omil,ilne,l that she had hurt hei
calls with hi "wire ' Jeained was that the house In will 'll ,.,. S1. aU r,lUl thllt fP yfar ,
It was noticed that Dudley, who was , Dudley was IIvIiik belonued to the e,ame ulri 0Jt, r.., bichloride or meicuri
eh'smlheil as a tall, haialsome man wiiiiiinan. tablets In her pocketbook. Mi.. Dudley
run erav 11.1 r. W. S lollll III II ISINiiyillK .on inrn eiil lo-.li. eilll vlp iwi
about her.
.Neil em nel, He ii.
Hut Mayo was very much more t.ilka
tlie, especially when his mind was
called to the fact that he own the
h' tise ii which Ull Hies
"I Willi! to lllld Lillian Cnok." he said
in lo-iiy' talk here Just Petore the le-
port of the tlinlltij; nt her bodv was
..a.. .1.1 a nil ins-ill aiw all day ttn
elas too, so she couldn't hue done
nn tiling out of the way that 1 would
not know about."
Trlnl.el for Mother.
H it a week airo t -d., Li lian de
clined to isu out with Wilson, say
Ini: ehe was tin' hUMKry Not loin; after
Mu Wi.-im left the rnriot.. howeier.
t.l, phoned In bv vouiijt; FhUlips (loin the Li'illali put on Her uii...ii rut liat ami
f. ot ol West ltock, ",ind it necessniv io,it and went to her room In the
I shall In. lease the oflu of ,, reward W C A. Iliir.dinj; withoul en.oimter-
froni .T,on to Jl.inin Hip I want. " Mis Wllsot,. Lillian made the bed
panic with a proper desire to allai md then uatheied toetlier i few
siispl.lons ihat ban be. n aroused l,ite trinkets and placed them, together with
and Inrjielv to set at lest thee false two wick-' salary, a i 1 0 bill and a 110
ruiinc-H nbout a co, d. nnre sdrl like Kold piece, III all eliiel ipe with a nuts
i she said .
"Well, father, you must co to New
Haien rlKht away and brinK Lilly back,
I to us "
Knitter llelleie llnjn lloneeit,
"Slie was a sweet, pure jttrl." soblssi
the. father, "and I want to say linln here
that I believe Mr MaNO Is stra iroi
lurward, lion, t man "
On the table In-line tin' m Uu Hie
mntiey that the ull I had dep item d to
her mother "with low bet e she lett
her room to kill hoi-sel, In in envelope
she had put a IIH cold pie, c. a Ki hi.
and tlve Jl bills Wit them sin bad
placed a little bit of J, weirs that em.
had pil.ed In the envelope w.is ,i note.
WARWOOD
If A r
MAN
COLLAR
SAUL S WHSD'I
IUKCS sr Tot s acr.T SH-
I nt cut in thn I'ark I illi n
tlie othe moth. r t ilkmir '
111.11J Tin mil my in, ml I' .
make
10. inisinitn ... .....-. -n..F ..-....... lr(m KW n.ur, WllH , m iiispiayiiiB i no mens eiirin-uy still was im . received letteis f I ..HI tin ulrl In New , ; , V, , ...V.i..t, bu.-M , .1 .7i,.. V.. that end slinnlv. "Pleas., she these to ., A ..... . s.Hd It jdsl lie. .1 t.,
tn laie nr. nimes .xe.n w,lfl ,1 m.iner handful of unset diamond ot re- s.uisueii. line ot litem wrote to menus nVin t"llln or her lonellntss and sav-V ,'""," ", ' ,,i,," , ' IMM """" ' ; )0t ami .,,1.. .
taken up In testimony yesterday before ,,, K,,b . hnillance and .iinloubted In New Haven, it..,ulrltiR about Mayo 'f ! " ,,k, ZV, ib erKelf 1 make i,.self cleaili undcr-td. . m d .11 o her . ,,. f Ul eniel.-pr was pint. -I . ."ViVl.l not be , . r',. a, ,-
Surrogate Fowler III a healing wlie.e Zn n ' ob-erved loo that Mis. and his fain.l.l Word .Mine back that Wh , the ,1 ;, I L Dud- , 1 '""i ' h" , ,,"''",,.f. "!' '"' ', , ,' ', v III . Vn.,,.,1 tL-T. .tnl Kit llu-t., " "f ,''""1'' "" "UU'U. i,,',"""..
Mrs. l-Mward M. Lockw-ood. Dr N.,,l' ,,y oie ni.e e,s It was noted he I a wife and was lhlK with her ., wen. ... tt Cook .in, ,' SsVnnh.l,'. "slbVr SZ? s r 'while ' 1 1 r.1 h . ' blh o he ' 7'''; ''r'' . i'II"! ' '"t'li. '" ' '
dRHJfhler. Is contcstlliK her f 'ther s will. ,,,. m1i0 ,si)d hale a pew rlllK. a ne w In one or the most expensive homes In ti.,-t. nnd consoled the parents. Art r 1 '. "' ,' ""' , N '?.,., , " 1 ' . J moo 1 1 Hint Vil li n inied lowe rs '" ,"'"', h'w"?r- ,'"1' " " " ,
ivhlch outs her olt without beqneMs. ,.. wh of .... other ..nnimenl which ,,al city The M r. May or whom the' , prllrlt billet up ...her , id Mavo' '""""V " ""'' ' ' '' ",' '.'o', '1 ' ,,' 'rd W',K"" !,f "", 1H ''hn-h her roommate 'Mtti. 1 11 II. . . .
Kdward'M Lockwood, who live- ,t Lhe won for .. shmt time. Then It letter writers told was M.iy.i's sissmd , she lid not seem .oiiceriied al on, h,. . 1 ".?" '! . I ' . 1. a . , e , 1. fo W Ie ,M" ' " "H "" .T1 ? '"' '.'.)' ' ' I !'T "i"! . i'5'., , '
1090 KI. Nicholas avenue, and Is an would disappear and when her nelHh-, wire. She was child ess, but Mayo, by self " ' ""'.' ,,'',;, ' ;,, V , i ....... i.n. u her 1.1 .lnht and -.vis " "i","' i"'1' "-;"" ........ .,..n ....... ... .-
ajtslsumt ticket seller Mr the New vrh . bo.s. es,,..clall,v the women, remarked l tlrstwlfe.lt was explained, had a.ihlld. ", don't can about msef." she said. T'Cttor ifX ta, Ji se was 1,1 th" V'm ",ll'l'l",r VW '!'- l' j njj; fi.M. ih..i . ;; o-m w
Central railroad, testllled that when he ; ,. nb-ence of the jewel they were named VIikIi.I . Mayo, who was married "hut e-ate about hltn." She has ." 1 ' !' ' ', 1 ,rl ,,in" M,iH . , ... f she 1 in 1 l - ,1,,;"1' , , ... . U,"": , U" ';"' "
wa courtlnB 1.1 wife Mrs. N,..,l would i, that Mr. Dudley bad take,, It away , , cartoonist. of late b. ep spckltu,- of Man, pot u ' '' , . 'Tv, 1 , olntslv noihl,,,- bonl M " i dl tor I-. .. " oil ce. but T1",:,f1","", ,n""f" nt, ,,,,; ""'". ' ' w" 0 '" ',;jl , ' '""
sit In his lap, put her arm around ! , , a sure deposit vault Mr -arekeepln,,. when that Information reached the Mr. Dudley, but as "bin," or "he " "I ' ' "is iV ' t ' ' 'Zl Z ' heslt te I "v at ie he 'not kninv hei 1 "l, '""V'T ',' "I' '", 1111 " ' ';' U , " , " '
- - .... ..... ...... - ? r,. ...ii. ... . .j n , -, , ..in in. (itii i...,. .......... ,,i.,,i i,., -.i.iiii, t-.'.i.i.ii. emu ill ecu rci.iiiru i.,i,-i
I hll.lren
jrood housekeeper ntul wife. On one ,m uqusuul number of automobiles, ime ,M decided that social relations with
occasion she told him, the Aliness said, day he would drive up to his homo with .Mrs.. Dudley must be cut off. Home or
that It was nnt insessary to ipt Dr. his chauffeur In a tutu Inn car, The , u,m w,.r., kind and frank ennuKh to
Kent's consent to the. innrrbipi because next time he would have a limousine j (.u in. n, explain the lliiatlon.
he, Mrs. N.il, "ruled the house'' npotlmr time u ruiinhout. "And they , i)H imdley admitted nolhliiR, denied
Mr, IsJCkwond's testimony was in sup- uiun I mane any liner cars, wan ii- i nothltiK.
comment of the tilghboihoo.l,
Deintr.1 Ie. Clill.lren,
port of thu contention of lila wife that
Mrs. Neal unduly Inlliienceil h.r fit, in
when he. mado his will The .iop. ty
Involved In slid lo be iiboui ?.,nuu. All this time the mollisrs 111 the neli;l.
Mrs. Neal will ham an opportunity to imrhooil were loud In their praise or Mrs.
refute the HVlderiue offered yesterday on Dudley, who seemesl to be devoted lo her
Monday, wh;n Ui.i will contest will bo children. She was pleased when the
routlnuisl children of neighbors Mine to play with
I love lilm," she Is quoted as havtnjr
t-aid, "He loves me, I am the mother
or his chlldinn "
"We caiiliot leceive you or lilm lu our
homes, was tlio decision uf tho women,
"Very well," w the answer muds
without feellnir,
AHer that some -f the women would
dlH'inb me as lotm as I h.n-.- niv- Ik-.I.i. s
When asked iihniit the i',.ok Kill, she
said' "I have always kn her and
trbd to help her. This Is my lewanl"
That was before the body of the j?lll
was found,
Mis. Dudley kept lnr chlldien sr.
eluded yesterday Sin denied herself to
li'Ptirteis. At nines It was said iie iiniise In Itronklvn and I. well i,rnvl,l..,l
pot at honin , at otheis It was expl'iln. d fur
she would see nobody Word was Me- - tl c-t mot Miss Lll.ian Conk in Mis-
pl.oni-d in nei- nom mwi linen the Wateibury's frs. Dudley's home In
less inn'. s about her.
ltetlltlo.l Kneillll III Mini;.
".My relations with Miss Lois Water
btir.i are known to many Much that I
said 'iboiil those relations Is true We
IhoiiKhl a Kooil deal of esch other and
still do, Sho Is IIvIiik under the assumed
name of Dudley al tin. Fourth street
Some rallwai emploiees re
that when she aim eel pear West ltock
she asked them ii to the best wa to
! climb to the summit She had been up
1 on West ltock oini holiday Inst stunnier
i.illt-o and went to meet his daiiublei studied hint and ,il ... ....
Lailia at the ilrotid Central Slut Inn. Rill."
Until left for New Haien on the Hi Fiom the Infoi in it on .
o'clock train I tenlai It was npp.uci i lb
ll.'ifllee In the day both father and hai iim inei Mr M.io is
pished tne iifteinisin I .. illnir lneiks
there Lillian h:iil leinarked uin thei
beauties of thn park,
l..i-t Mun.l,i c,,pt n,ni;-,,ii and ,i an
uthei looked throiis'.i the woods and
l ocks ill .1 Ulldi I hi IIHll of West ltock 80
th n-oiiulili lh.it ll seeined as II' elcll
moment 11 was leatnc.l tnat the Ikm v or Hlliook vn about two and a half vears i Inch hail been evnloieil I till this aftir
me Kiri nini neei, louno.
with Miss lloii and while the Uh ",,,. ,, talk,.ll ,fll. dauch-I ould pot hale i.-l'..d 1.
ler llolh admitted that she was rnoion , name when sue weii .
and melancholy and nt times talked to She nl.u inn-t I.n. !
h.r fib mis of endum tin life h I , wife I ,. Hei..
"Hut she w.ss nry n nnl," vinl be M - ' n.. -,i ., 1
niither "She went lo act is nu thu I ' !'' '-
inild for M's Dndli alsnil four .,iis she a .. .
ueo when she wa is M-'irs old Sh" It wis u.l "
loved Mrs Dudley, who was kind to j for action .ik.i.i
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