The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1919, Page 6

Threatens fn | areoment between the company and at that time, an no on, "thn oon are ar with a tirup of Midnight to-r WP it fas Proveda Revelation | WHO ' —To Millions of Tea Drinkers "SALAD ‘Rich in Flavor — Absolute in Purity. Black—Green or Mixed icniines viens tre From First Page.) the freedom of the corridor or tier on which his cell was located.” It did not appear in the investi- gation that there is any check on the keepers or any way of telling from @ record whether or not they visit the cells at stated intervals. Mills in the’ keeper who discovered that Dr. Wilkins was not in his cell and sauntered down the corridor to the bathroom to find the prisoner hang- ing there with his neck broken, None of the keepers ever saw such ? & piece of rope as Dr. Wilkins used y,|sround the jail, Sheriff Seaman sald N| he does not remember ever seeing a N | piece of rope like it in Mineola, N| Recalling to-day that the aged N | physician was stripped to the skin Njon Friday in the presence of Charles N|N. Wysong, one of his attorneys, and Ni that at that time he was relieved of N |every possession down to lead pencil, N | fountain pen and watch, the authori- N | ties first tried to determine who it was among all those named in the Wil- Njking case that might want to help N|the doctor make away with himself. N |x other words, who is there—it any N|one—who had reason to fear a pos- N | sible prosecution for alleged perjury? 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Mr. Wysong recalled that while walking nervously up and down and searching his own pockets Dr, Wilkins handed a pair of manioure scissors to Attorney Friess. “It came over me at the mement,” Mr. Wysong eaid, “that what the doctor expected was that Mr. Friess might later give the scissors back to him. Instead my collengue promptly handed them over to Sheriff Seaman.” At the same time, Mr. Wysong de- olared, there was no suggestion of suicide in anything Wilkins had said to him or in anything he had written that came to the attorney's notice. Giving out a statement to this effect to-day, Attorney Wysong took occa- sion to pay tribute to the fairhess of Justice Manning’s conduct of the trial. This is Lawyer Ate ty state- ment: “There have been certain state. ments published in the morning papers as coming from my nd client, Dr. Wilkins, critical of Justice Manning which I think shopld be corrected, “Mr. Justice Manning’s attitude throughout the trial was altogéther impartial. 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