Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 26

* that occurred at the Willow farm ti YOUTHFUL LOVER CONDEMNS WOMAN Convicted Slayer Says Dead| Man’s Wife Urged Him to Kill Husband. By the Associated Press. MIDDLEBURG. Pa., October 17.— Testimony that ne had been urged by Mrs. Annie S. Willow to kill her hus- band, Harvey C. Willo: Yesterday by Ralph S| lover of Mrs. Willow, at the woman's trial on charges of complicity in the (S murder. Shadel, second degree murder and sentenced | ears for the ki rebuttal witn prosecution. After reciting ine morning before the shooting on D cember 11, Shadel said that Wille had proposed a hunting trip and that his wife K e Kill him while they n the woods “Before we " Shadel testi- fied, “I went to the house and stayed there five or ten minutes. Annie said 1 should shoot him, make a good job of it and be sure not to cripphe him She also said I should take the money | out of his pocket and pull the shell out of his gun and put it in my shot-off one.” who has been convicted of | 8 |ASKS COURT TO ANNUL MARRIAGE OF HEIRESS Capitalist, Father of Bride of Peruvian Envoy to Rome, Files Suit. By the Associa ST. LOU nnul the et Lee St. Louis d Press . October 17.—A suit to marriage of his daughter to Jose Francisco Maria- Peruvian le- filed in Circuit y by W. D. Col . The couple were mar- a suburb, Tuesday ed a few hours s said, when convinced both that the 1 as a mistake. The suit was filed by the father because S minor. ts forth that Mr. wed her from Peru to fter false statements, on and use of nd improper ded her to be itegrui is said to have gone ail for Rome. LLOYD GEORGE VfrAFiGET OF SNOWDEN’S SHAFTS| British Financial Head Accuses Former Premier of Playing for Asquith. By the Associated Pross. LONDON, October 17.—Phillip Snow- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THIEVES RANSACK 15 BAY COTTAGES Colony Four Miles Below An- napolis Raided by Gang Aft- er Being Closed for Winter. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, Md., October 17.— Sherifft John Bowie of Anne Arundel County is in gang of thi tages at Bay Ridge below here on t s which occurred Monday night. The cottages, owned by V cles left there by the occupants si en. The goods taken by the ers consisted of phonographs, rec- ords, oil stoves and in one case a M A L L OR Good pair of field glasses. All the owners of the homes have not visited their properties to determine just what is missing, however. It is believed the robbers were many in number and that they ap- proached the colony from the bay. They jimmied the windows, cut the screens and battered down the doors and after a complete search along the beach disappeared as they came, without being seen. It was said at the sheriff's office here today that no clue to the rob- bery had been found. Sheriff Bowie has only two i kistants and has been working night and day to solve about 25 or 30 robberies now listed on the occurred in adja- itory recently. He has not n furnished with a list of stolen. He visited Bay day afternoon. e owners of the Ridge yes Amon, homes George Daw. Mr. that Mr, Stokes after visiting their cottage vesterday reported the thieves had overlooked “some plated silver- ware and a rifle which was resting | in a corner of the room. France has more than 400 feminine sport associations, with an aggre- gate membership of 10,000 women. ¥ H A T S D. C. SIX U. S. MINOR PARTIES BARRED FROM BALLOT Indiana Injunction Modified to Al- low Ticket of Workers’ Group to Go Before Voters. By the Associated Press, INDIANAPOLIS, October 17.—A permanent injunction to prevent the board of election commissioners from placing the tickets of seven minor political parties on the State election issued yesterday by Judge Leathers of the local su-! urt, was modified later to , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924. exclude the ticket of the Workers' Party of America from the provisions of the injunction. The ticket con- tains only two candidates for electors at large without mentioning the name of the presidential candidate. As the order stands, six tickets cannot be placed on the ballots. It had been said by attorneys who filed suit for the Injunction that the ticket of the Farmer-Labor party, first named in the injuction, also might be excepted, but after examination of the petition, the einjunction was not modified in respect to that ticket. 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The court crdered all woman spectators and persons under 15 years of age to leave the court room while they were being read and requested newsps men not to publish their conte The signature was identified by cials of the First National Bank of Selings Grove as that of Shade Belleve Woman Wrote Letters. Sheriff Runkle and ‘Berling, former ¢ helped obtain shortly after . bolieved the le ive been writ- ten by Mrs. Willow and not by the boy. The sheriff declared the sta- tionery used was similar to that he had bought for the woman and that the writing resembled that of Mrs. Willow’s more than Shadel's. He said | he was familiar with the writing of | both, Several woman neighbors of Mrs, | Willow testified that her reputation | had been good Lewis Gem- POSSESSION BREAKS LAW. 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