The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1914, Page 6

nee se pe THE EVINING WORLD, ‘When asked for the confession, Mr.| married the woman for whom he is her declared that he had listened to) Wait said: ‘Turner told me that he} said to have committed the murder. & sermon delivered by Rev. J. B. | became infatuated with Cook and, overcome by remorm, he) woman while living im Linesville. He had told the minister of the crime. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1914. WED AT GRETNA GREEN. Pe shed. In making his statement Tur- mere er Village gossip caused him to move to North Girard, where the woman | became #0 enamored with her that he} died several years later. According to the story related by | determined to get rid of his wife. Ore » wan freed of the charge by | day he crept up behind her while she! wife. jury when his son perjured himself| was working in the wood-shed and he father In proving @M/ beat her braina out with a table-leg | The body was found by neighbors, “Just before his arrest in 1885, Tur- ner told me he and his son talked County, District-Attorney Walt has|tpe case over and then framed up the | referred the case to the officials in| aijp), WILGVEHSLFE CONFESSES MURDER _TOSWVESINFROM OF WEE; FAMILY VILA VENGEANCE SAYSHE INSANE Terrazas, Once Richest Man in|Sermon He Heard Forces Him) Meaavitte. A nearch of the records | s i there reveals that a John Turner had to Acknow‘'edge Crime, Man |veen triea for murder in the courte ‘out had been acquitted | Members of the family declare the aged mam insane, Reports say ‘Tur- ner in seriously #ick. While the Trever family declares the aged man insane, County Detec- tive Sullivan and District-Attornay Wait doélare the story is no hallucinn- North Girard, has told Diatrict-Attor-| ¢ : ney. Wait that twenty-nine ye 4 ag he murdered his wife in Lines. ville and hid her body in the wood —Gretna Green vived its ancient glories yeaterday wh & wedding after the old fashion of fa- mous runaWay matches was cele! Turner is now living with his third between a man living at Perth and bis Rev. John B. Cook, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Gi- rard, Pa., to-day notified District-At- torney J. O. Wait that John Turner, ree, had confessed to he crime is confeanéd to on committed in Crawfo a| =inu|A Special Sale of Fancy Suits ¥ After his acquittal Turner Franklin Simon & Co, Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. 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