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MAN CONFESSES
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Says Trained Nurse Kiiied Hi'Wife
Because of Jealousy
NURSES DEFIANT
DENIES CHARGE
Eut Admits Police May Have
Strong Case Against
Her
Richmond, Va.?"I believe that.
Sarah Knox killed my wife and tha'
the reason she did it was because she
was jealous of her," was the statement
that Roj*er D. Eastlake, petty
naval officer, made at police headquarters
this evening, following; his
arrival from Fredericksburg, with the
nurse, who is accused jointly with
him of the murder of E:ist lake's wife
at Colonial Beach last week Friday. |
Easilake made the statement in answer
to questions of Bertillion Expert
Toler and in the presence of several
police officers and newspapermen.
Eastlake and Miss Knox arrived in
Richmond at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
in cliarge of Sergeant Toler, who had
been sent to Fredericksburg by order
of Governor Westmoreland Davis, and
Sergeant W. Thomas Hall, of the
Colonial Bench police, who arrested
the pair when the murder of Mrs.
Eastlake was discovered.
They were forced to wait at the
union station about twenty minutes
for the patrol wagon and the presence
of such a large number of reporters
and photographers attracted the attention
of those lounging about the
station. A crowd of at least 200 at
once gathered around and while the
couple made no effort to avoid the
gaze of the curious, both strenuously
objected to being photographed. EastJake
said he would not mind having
his p'cture taken after he had been
shaved. The womr.n gave no reason '
for her aversion to being photographed.
Upon their arrival at the
police station, both talked freely to
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Eastlake made no effort to evade con
versation bearing on the crime, al
though denying that he had any personal
knowledge of the deed, but Mis
Knox, while alluding to it now an''
then, was a little more reticent, al
though admitting that she "thought
the police had a strong ca^c .against
hev," because of the circumstantial
evidence which had bean uncovered.
She stoutly maintained her innocence,
however.
On* Finger Vmnutatod.
Finger prints of both East'ake and
Miss Knox wore at once taken and
revealed that the lert toretmger ot
Miss Knox's hand had been amputated.
Both were photographed for the
police nailery, and the nurse did her
best to prevent tho police photographer
from getting a good likeness
of her. twisting and turning her head
while sho sat in the chair, until it
was finally made plain to her that
she would have to "stop fooling" if
she wished to he treated with consideration
Roth were taken to the
second police station, after the "third
degree" had been administered and,
later in the night, Chief of Police
Charles A. Sherry ordered them committed
to the city jail.
It was a cruel grilling that Sergeant
Toler gave East'ake. The authorities
at Colonial Reach .and Fredericksburg,
it is said, had made little
or no effort to wring confessions
from either, contenting themselves
with gathering evidence upon which
to base their case. It was different,
however, after they arrived in Richmor*l.
and neither made any effort to
conceal their fright, the woman,
though, bearing up far better th.an
the man.
In Pitiable Condition.
Eastlake was in pitiable condition
when lie emerged from the room in
which he had been grilled by Serjeant
To lor, his knees steering and
his voice trembling1 appealinglv when
ho was able to speak at all. TK? .accused
nurse, however, was as defiant
as over and gave what Sergeant Tolor
pronounced as the most remarkable
exhibition of "nerve" that he had
ever experienced in all his police Carp".
"Why do you think Miss Knox had
any reason to be pealous of yom
wife?" Sergeant Toler asked Eastlake.
"Well," replied the prisoner. "She
was head over heels in love with me
and 1 was married and that made hei
jealous of my wife, 1 suppose."
As a matter of fact. Eastlake, don't
you know that this knox woman killed
your wife and that you were present
when the deed was done?"
"The murder was committed, all
right, and I think the Knox woman
killed my wife," the former navy man
responded, "but 1 have no personal
knowledge of who did it."
"Were you in love with Miss Knox ?"
asked Sergeant Toler.
"No sir," said Eastlake. "I was in
love wiih my wife, and 1 had been
trying to got rid of her ever since
last June. But she hounded me. She
threatened me with exposure. 1
owed her .$550 and my wife owed
her .SI00. But I was trying to break
away from her and letters 1 wrote
her and that she wrote me will prove
it. 1 had known her five years. She
often lent me money."
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f.eccuse o? its Ioj.Ic and laxative ef/tct, T.AXATr'H
BROMO QUIii INK is better than ordinary
Qula.ne and dots not cause nervousness uoi
riusrtnR in head. Remember the full name or.'.'
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Stake Holder.
Those two girls bet a- kiss about
something.
V. hai's it to you.
I'm holding the stakes.
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Constipation Cured
in f > o 21 Days
'LAX-70S WITH PEPSIN" is a specially*
prepared SyrupTonic-Laxar.ive for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
should be taker regularly f >r 14 to 21 dayb
to induce regulai action. Ii. Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant *.o Take. 60c
ror bottle.
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md will close. We take this
not informed as to the purpo
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THE HORKY HERALD. 0
COOLER WEATHER
Washington.?-Cooler weather over
iiactirally ail portions of the country
>\st of the Mississippi River during
the next twenty four hours was forecast
by the Weather ttuveau, with
genera'Iy i iiv weather, except conInualion
o'* rain in he North Atlantic
svites and probably showers in
Florida.
ASPIRiN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
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Warning! Unlesa you so? tho name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
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by physicians for twenty-one
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Aspirin only as told in tho Bayer paeki\ge
for t'olds, Headache, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago
and for Pain. Ilandy tin boxes at \
twelve Bayer Tablet?>of Aspirin cost few >
rents. Druggists also sell larger packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoaoeticucui- '
eater of Salicylicacid.
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* of women have gone
knowing some of the pains
to childbirth? Listen to tt
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Motherhood creates almost a new
state of being for a woman.
As a result, new nerves, those heretofore
restful and quiescent, spring
into activity, they cry out, they tingle,
they burn in their unrest.
The network of nerves across the
abdomen, the loins, the back and
other parts now become super-sensitive.
All these nerves are being called
on to perform unusual duties.
These nerves must bo pacified
and comforted; must be put in
condition for the crisis that is
pending.
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ii tnese nerves are not soothed and
quieted, they may set up aggravated
nerve tension, increasing in severity
from month to month, sometimes
even culminating in a nervous paralysis
of the back and limbs. This leaves
the mother-to-be in a condition where
she 1^ unable, fully, to meet the test
when the climax of maternity arrives.
WARNING : Avoid using pla
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ONWAY, S. C, OCT. 13, 1821
"BLACK HOLE"
OF CALCUTTA
Recently a representative of the
:\ie !>oa?;l of Public Welfare found
eighteen men sleeping or attempting'
! 11 s'een in a county chein gang
"cage" intended for the use of only
eight prisonei '-s and measuring not <
more than seven !>y fourteen feet.
Ovc? crowding ! as occurred at many
other camps in the state as ,a result
of the marked increase in the number
of commitments.
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Pif'jImivivK ?w\f "'??!\
A tVOI/VU b>lli ?! VIIIV II I If 14 rt I, IIVJU IJUIVI- |
bio about their age it any wish to I
vote, according to a decision given m
common pleas court here yesterday
when an appeal from ,?.ction of registration
Warnock was dismissed. The
court held the exact age is necessary
for identification and that the words
"approximate age" will not suffice.
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Hard Boiled.
The black-haired waitress, very
much out of sorts, sailed haughtily
up to table at which sat the
j grouchy breakfast customer. She
slammed down the cutlery, snatched
a napkin from a pile and tossed it
in front of him.
Then striking a furious pose?
Watcha want? she snapped.
Coupla eggs, growled the customer.
I How ya want 'cm ?
j Just like you are.
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thru motherhood without
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Mother's Friend is used externally
ay a massavrc: find its niirnnse ilirn
daily use, is to gradually, gently and
effectively relax the musclcs and
nerves involved in the function of
child-bearing; to inalce the skin soft,
pliable and elastic so that it may
expand easily and naturally a3 the
abdominal parts enlarge?thereby relieving
the tension and strain on these
muscles and nerves of the otherwise
severe distension before delivery.
Mrs. C. J. Hartinan, 515 Palm St.,
Scranton, Pa., says:
"I am willing and anxious to tell any
mother about Mother'n Friend. It did
me so much good that I would/t't b?
without it if it cost $5.1)0 a boztln. With
my first two children I hud ci doctor and
a nurse and then th^-y had to uso instruments,
hut with my last two childron
1 only had n nurse; ?vt> had no time to
Iiot a doctor because I wasn't very
sick?only about ten or fifteen minufes."
Many doctors and nurses recommend
Mothct s Friend. It contains no narcotics,
or hubit-forming drugs and is perfectly
harmless. All drutf storea carry ivlothcr'a
Friend.
in oils, gnases and substitutes?
1 cause harm without doing good.
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STEAMER SINKS
Curling, N. F.?The sinking of at
unidentified Norwegian freight stoan
er at Old Fort, two miles west o
Whale Island in the straits of Hell
i.-.'e, was reported here by the coast:;
steamer (jSlencoe. The freighter wa;
ioparently outward bound from Quo
bee. The crew and boats wore gone
and it was believed they had escaped
to a coast settlement.
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Because he wouldn't have done it
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