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DR. WAITE BLAMES
"LITTLEBAD MAN"
Dcntiit Says He Has Dual Person
ality, Wicked One of Which
Impelled Him to Murder.
JUST W0U1DNT LET HIM BE
NEW YOItK. March 28. State
ments Indicating that he believed he
was possessed of a dual personality,
the wicked one of which impelled
him to murder John E. Teck of
Grand Kaplds. his wealthy father-in-law,
and Mrs. Peck were made by
Dr. Arthur Warren Walte to District
Attorney Edward 8wann and a de
tective tonight. Walte. still in bed
at Bellevue hospital, where he ia un
der arrest charged with the murder
of Teck, when asked by Mr. 8wann
If he wished to make any statement,
passed one hand oyer bis eyes and
answered vaguely:
"Oh, it Is all over. He did it.
This little bad man whom I
haven't been able to get rid of until
now he did all. Clara (Mrs.
Waite) knows how I have tried to
get rid of him. I don't know who
h was he told me he came from
Kgpyt."
Trie Tkrasr Him off.
Ttoy W. Bchlndlrr. a detective, ho
vlaited Wait Juat before Mr. Swann ar
rived, declared the young dentist (old
htm about the dual personality, asserting
tliat ha aometltne n ao obessed by th
"had man" that ha would run around
l'i Iha park to throw off I ha Inclination
. , evil.
Arcordln to "chlodler, Walte told him
lie admtnlatered live bacilli of varloua
diseaao to Mr. Peck, but they did not
a-t a quickly aa ha expected. H aaid
alao. the detactiv averred, that h fad
Iterma to Teck. but when the reaulla (
I' a red to ba "unaatlafactory" h lav
arsenic to hla father-ln-law. Both Pck
and lira. Peck dlrd at IValte a apart
ment here, Mra. Pei k en January 30
and her husband on March 13. Autopsies
on Ih body of Peck disclosed quantltlea
of arsenic Mra. Peck'a body wa era
mated. Jnsi laasrral Fllrlatloa.
Mra. Marcaret Weaver J tort on, who
shared a "studio'' with Walta at a hotel
her, wat questioned at the district at
torney fflr the stealer part of th
dsy. Mr. Morion declared her acquaint
ance with Walt wu -Just an Innocent
flirtation."
Mr. Rwann amplified toniaht what he
aald Walte had told him In regard to hla
alter ego." which h called "the other
fellow.
have nvr seen him," Walta is said
to have declared, "but I have hard of
htm. lie waa bom in Esypt In the preav
ent life, but livad In other ags. All my
evil Inclination earn from him. Be
cause ef htra I oft told Clara I wanted
to be alone. Until new I have, always
felt the Influence ef my alter ego, but feel
free now. I feel that for th ftret time
I have cast him off and my mind I at
rest."
DROWSY LOOKOUT
AND FOG BLAMED
FOR TRAIN WRECK
' (Continued from Pace Ce.)
tli railroad official aa th "ua.ua of lh
disaster.,
Th towcrmaa. It waa said, had ba
without Bleep most of th time tno Sun
day night, hla wlf being 111 and requir
ing his atention when he was not on
duty.
When the half dosen tnveatlgatlona al
ready under way are concluded, th blame
will ba fixed.
W. r. Rchaff. district superintendent
of th New Tortt Central line aald to
day: "Tit towarman can have nothing to do
with the rauaa of thla wreck. The ex
planation lie between th engineer and
th block alanal system.
"W tested out th block slcnal aya
tciu thla morning aftar th wreck and
found It tu working- perfectly. After
the wreck. Engineer Hess and hi braJta
roan. A.. II. Gate, wit Brakenaa Will
iam Blakeoey of th Twentieth Century
LJiniied walked back te th signal which
tliess drov by. They all aald they found
.he signs! wa red. or blocked then."
esaes ( Cosif !.
8in of confusion followed the colli
sion. Many of the Injured, pinioned la
the wrecks a, called for help aa tinln
Jured paaaensor half clad, emerged from
th sleeper and Joined with th trainmen
In th re'ue work. Fireman from Aro-
hemt mere the first arrtarta and auc
i,l-d in puttiiig out a fir which alerted
in the one wouden coach on train No. K.
now knoan aa th "duath eoach," be
ta iu vt th fact that most of th fatali
ties occurred In it.
fn wreck ocurr54 shortly after 1
L in. and it a a near o'clock heu
WAITE HAS CONFESSED TO POISON CHARGE A
new picture of Mrs. Arthur Warren Waite and the accused
dentist. Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, as he looked upon his
graduation from the university, and his brother-in-law,
Percy Peck, who started the investigation leading to the
arrest of Dr. Waite.
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something like organised relief work waa
beetin.
Hospital In I-oraln and Klyria tonight
wr filled with Injured from the wreck
and It wa believed generally the death
list would exceed above thirty, the first
figure announced.
! Herat Werk.
Hospital train were run from v.lv
land, Klyri and Imrain to th seen of
th wreck and physicians and ambulances
were rushed from all of these points.
Hundreds of vlllasera and firemen from
Amherst and vicinity did heroic work In
raring for the dead, dying and Injured.
Moat of the dead were mangled beyond
recognition.
Manr of the dead nrnhaMv it III
their graves unidentified. Moat of thoa
killed were, aalenp In the rear coacli of
the flret section of No. M at th time of
the crash.
-iad Bediea I.vrrtbty Maaaled.
The bodle Of manv of these Brant Iv-
elad victim are so horribly mangled tUt
Identification without the
their clothing will be Impossible.
Bom of th v-lctlma were decapitated.
Arm. len and nortlnn of hunixn hud
were scattered thickly throuili the
wreck!.
Relief parties collected the reineins o'
three bodle those of a woman and two
men-and plied them. Indiscriminately, In
one basket.
Alfred Fritxele of Cleveland was In
the Toledo sleeper of the flret section
and escaped Injury. lie helped In the
rearue work.
Aaron Ie Ray, Pittsburgh, aald he was
catapulted from hla berth Into one occu
pied by a woman acrosa th stale whan
th rraah came. le Ray wa uninjured.
A. Comenaky,. Pittsburan, coming from
t'htcaco. aaid he saw a woman die In the
wreckage before he cond extricate her.
H alao saw a man whoa arms were
torn from their aorketa.
When the laat named three left only
thirteen of the forty occupanta of the
day coach were accounted for. They
placed th number of dead at between
twenty-five and thirty.
According to Frit sole and Pe Ray, th
flret section stopped five minute after
it left Amherat, and waa Juat picking
up speed again when th first crash
cam. Two minute later, they aaid. the
second occurred.
OeJy Oae BROttO QI IMR.
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j 1622 PAR NAM STRttT
CARRANZA GRANTS
USE OFJAILROADS
Supplies May Be Shipped to Mexi
can Firms with Which Amy
Has Contract!.
WILL FACILITATE THE PURSUIT
WASHINGTON. March 29. Gen
eral Carranza has agreed to permit
the movement of supplies to the
punitive expedition in Mexico over
tie Mexico-Northwestern railroad.
The supplies will go as commercial
freight to concerns In Mexico with
which the army has contracts.
The permission for use of the rail
read is not granted In a military
sense and does not cover the move
ment of troops, for which the Ameri
can army has not asked. It will,
however, enable General Pershing's
force to get supplies In abundance
In a country where motor truck
trains cannot carry them and will
tl us aid immeasurably in the pursuit
of the Villa bandits.
mmm in era
Kidney TrooDle Overcome
In April, 1!U, I was attacked with Kid
ney and Bladder trouble and suffered
ureal pain and was confined to my bed
for two months. I waa attended by phy
sician and waa patched up and went
back to work, but continued to suffer
more or leas, until about the 15th of De
cember, 19H, when I called In two prom
inent physKlan, who held consultation
over my case and announced that an
cperatlon was necessary, that my right
kidney would have to be removed. At
thla point my Brother-in-Law, who Uvea
at Texarkana, Inalated that I try Bwamp
Root. which gave him relief. I began
takln; 8wmp-Root at once, and from
th first buttle I have steadily gained in
weight from lut) pounds to 170 pound In
six week' Ume. I feel good, have a
aood appetite, aleep well; In faot. I feel
like myself again. In th consultation
of my physicians they used an X-Ray,
and gave me a moat rigid examination.
I most cheerfully recommend Dr. Kilmer-
Swamp-Root to ufferer from
Kidney trouble,
W. W. ROSSON.
Pol reman No. 1.
3(0 W. taller 8t. Tyler. Texas.
We hereby certify to th above faota.
and that we sold th Swamp-Root to Mr.
Roason, a testified to therein.
ODOM DRUO X..
T. I Odoin.
Personally appeared before me thla 12th,
day of February. IMa, W. W. Roason
and T. L Odom, who subscribed to th
abov statement and mad oath that th
m I tru In aubatanc and In fact.
H. H. HODOES, Notary Public.
Smith County, Texaa.
UtUt to
Br. Kilmer a Oo
Blaft-bajntOB, W. T.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for You
Send 1n cent to Dr. Kilmer Co,
rilnghamton. N. T., for a aampt els
bottle, it will convince anyone. You
will alao receive a booklet of valuable In
formation, tailing about the kidney and
blddr. Whan writing, be ur and men
Uon the Omaha Dally Bee. Rasular
fifty-cent and one-dollar aUa bottle for
sale at all drug storsa
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Thursday and Friday
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The Store For
Shirtwaists
The Waist Store
of Originality
Dainty New Blouses,
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and Sensibly Priced.
Newly Arrived Dresses
Received on Today's Express
Murmurings of new fashion ideas
are wafted springlike into these
Delightful New Dresses
Individual preference in color effects in the
dainty hand work in the careful details of
collar and cuffs in the practical arm holes
in the novel yokes in the loose, flowing, ar
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These newest ones are priced at $25 to 150
Other Silk Dresses start at $16.50
Private Display Rooms at Your Disposal.
Millinery Specials Thursday
Extraordinary Values in Trimmed Hats
Youthful and different typifying a style and sim
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Dress, Semi-Dress and Tailored designs effectively
trimmed with Birds, Wings, Imported Feathers,
French Flowers and lovely Ribbons.
Special for Thursday's Selling
$95 $750 $g75 and $Q00
Millinery Section Second Floor.
'3.00 '3.50 M.00 '4.50 & '5.00 SHOES
FOR MEN
AND WOMEN
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TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK
Tou can mak a delightful ahampoo
with very llttl effort JiJ for a very
trifling coat If you ret from your druggist
a packa ' canthrox and dissolve a
tcaepoonful In a cup of hot water. Your
ahampoo Is now ready. Just prur a little
at a time on th scalp and rub briskly.
Thla create an abundance of thick,
white lather that thoroughly dissolves
an removea all dandruff, excesa oil and
dirt. After rinsing, the hair dries quickly,
with a fluffiness that inakea It seem
heavier than It is. and tskes on a rich
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JAMES II. MACGMDER
CAVDIOATB TOM
DISTRICT JUDGE
rearta Judtolil Dlattlct
MOST PAriAT ULaOT
Xi-.l.Bi a District Jud(
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Caps . . . . 25c and 50c
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