TELLS II Ell NTOKY.
(From First Page.)
tnce to the request of his father,
and not becauie she wished to shield
Carey.
Deputy District Attorney Tongue
last night gave out the following
statement:
"Aside from what has been told
by Mrs. Snyder and published
weeks ago. there was no evidence
given out today that would have
any weight before a jury as to who
were the murderers of Carey M.
bnyder. We have been greatly
hampered by fictitious stories in
the newspapers. As a matter oi
lact, Mrs. Snyder long since stated
that she believed that Ferry and an
other man were responsible for her
husband's death. It appears that
she has given no evidence that will
lead to conviction.
"It requires evidence to convict
any one ot murder, and evidence is
what we lack. Unless we get more
than we now have there is not the
remotest probability of a warrant
being issued and the case must be
dropped."
The Oregonian of Monday morn
ing has the following:
Mrs. Snyder thinks George Fer
ry should have be;n arrested long
ago and held on the double charge
of robbing the Forest Giove bank
and assisting in putting her hus
band out of the way.
With evidence which she has fur
nished, Mrs. Snyder thinks a con
fession could have been wrung from
Ferry if he had been confronted
with the facts, or that at least his
statement could have been proved
false in the light of the full revela
tions she has made to the officials
named.
The young widow is much cha
grined that some positive effort has
nut been made to connect Ferry with
the two crimes and says the apathy
of the officials is difficult to under
stand. She thinks it strange that
the bank has made no effort to place
Ferry under arrest and compel him
to tell what he knows about the rob
bery of December i, 1905.
"I do not see why Ferry was not
arrested," declared Mrs. Snyder last
. night. "The officers certainly have
evidence sufficient to hold him.
The way to have done it was to
have arrested him and forced him
to make a statement, in writing, of
his whereabouts on the night of the
robbery and on the night three days
later when my husband went to
Portland by appointment to meet
him and presumably was murdered.
Then to have confronted him with
the facts and see if he would not
have told quite a different story.
''Now, I suppose; after Perry has
read in the newspapers about each
development in the case, an arrest
possibly would be fruitless. He
lias had plenty of time to make his
story tally with the information
now known to the officials. He
could now say, in order to make
his story plausible, that he saw my
husband and gave him the pawn
ticket for his revolver, which would"
account for Carey's possession of
the weapon at the time of his death.
"It has been a mystery to me
why Ferry has not been arrested.
I cannot understand it. I believe he
is guilty of taking part in both
crimes attributed to him and the
other man, Rogers, and I think the
officials have been given facts suffi
cient to cause them to share this be
lief. Why they have not authority
to arrest him and 'sweat' him, I con
fess I do not know. It seems they
have plenty of authority to hold me
aud cause me to appear before them
as often as they choose.
"The conduct of the officers in
this part of the investigation seems
strange indeed to me. The only
way I can explain it is that the offi
cers leared they would frighten Fer
ry away by announcing their inten
tion to arrest him; but why not ar
rest him at once aud conduct a rig
id inquiry into his conduct on the
first lour days of last Decembet? It
Las been hinted that the arrest is
to be made sometime, and that stor
ies are now being given to the
newspapers to the effect that there
is no evidence to prosecute him,
witi: ttie purpose of leading Perry
to a feeling of talse security. This
seems nonsensical to me.
"The man giving the name of
Rogers, whom I think to have been
implicated with Perry in the rob
bery and murder, I saw but once,
and while I think I could identify
him, there is of course a possibility
ot a mistake 111 such a matter. Who
he is I do not know. He is sup
posed to have come from Kansas
City shortly lefore the robberv
The small interest the bank officials
lake in causing the arrest of Perrv
might lead one to suspect that this
man Rogers was one of the owners
of the bank.
"The letter I received saying that
the name of this mysterious third
man is Ellis and not Rogers, and
that the writer can prove his part in
the crime, has never been investi
gated by the Oregon officials to my
knowledge. The extent of their in
terest in it seems to have been to ad
vise R. M. Snyder to keep a lookout
in Kansas City for such a man.
The letter was written, apparently,
by someone in Portland. My theo
ry U that a woman with whom Rog
ers, or Ellis, or whatever his name
is, had had a quarrel wrote it.
I cannot think anyone would
write such a letter without having
some knowledge ot the case. Sure
ly no one would implicate a person
in such a serious crime without
some foundation. Yes, the letter
j as evidently written by a woman;
there always seems to be a woman
mixed up in these things," couclud
ed Mrs. bnyder.
The pretty widow has not yet
heard from her husband's family m
regard to the killing of her father-in
law. R. M. Snyder, in an automo
bile accident Saturday. She re
ccived a telegram yesterday, howev
er. from a sister in Kansas Uty, con
firming the news printed in yester
day's papers.
Mrs. Snyder seemingly is pursued
by some strange Nemesis, ana ai
thotitrh but 2t vcarsold. twice al
ready ha len made a widow by
murder. But she wears her weeds
well. She is a woman of rather re
markable beauty and apparently
has become inured to trouble, for
when the news of that fourth vio
lent death in her family was made
Vnnu'n to her Saturday niubt. she
bore the news bravely. The super
stitious would say that she was born
under an unlucky star, but Mrs,
Snyder does not appear to worry ov
er the fact.
Married when a mere etrl. her
first husband was killed by her own
brother. Then followed the death
in a streetcar of her brother-in-law,
a vounjrer brother ot Carey M. Sny
der. Last December her second
husband. Carev M. Snyder, was
murdered near his home at Glencoe
Oregon. Saturday, her father-in
law, R. M. Snyder, of Kansas City,
was instantly killed in an automo
bile accident.
The pretty sufferer by this chain
of distressing tragedies has not yet
outlined her plans for the future, or
if she has, only in a tentative way
Meanwhile she is eager that the
slayers of her husband shall be
brought to justice, and to this end
she will bend her efforts.
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GEORGE A. GORE ESTATE.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate
by Administratrix.
N'otlc Is beretiy g that th undersigned.
Administratrix of ih, (iuw of Uenrge A. (lore,
deceased, by virtue of as order of lha County
Court of Vi aaliliiithio rounir. Oregon, mad and
entered on tbe 'JTtlt ilr of October, A. D., 1UU6.
will, from aud after tl(rd day of December, A.
P., 19U6. at her re.,, sear Sherwood. In tba
CiMinty of Washington, ' Oregon, or at lbs
offlee of ber attorney, w, A. ("Inland, Rooma KB.
K4 Chamber ofCuuiuierfe Building, In tba City
or Portland, Multii,unh (Vuiil. Oregm, aallat
private aala, and will oualltxM lo aall uuttl eold.
tba following desrrltwd real estat belonging lo
the eiuie of tald (ieorK. . (lor, deceased, and
Una ted in aald Washlngus County, Oregon, to
wll: He, at canter of See. it T 2. B R. 1 W. W.
M., theuce W, S7.5U cii. ; Ibsnc i. 40 cb.; tbeno
E. 29. cb. ; tbrnoe H. 21 deg. E. 18. W cb.;
tbeuc N. ?J.Such. more or P'so of
beg. , oootalulng IV.' acres, more or Ism.
N. W. i N. W. M toe. 17, T. 2 8. R. I W. W.
M., containing tu aires.
8. E. S. W. K C. .T. 2. R- w- .
M. , except beg. at N. V. earner 8. E. N. W.
aald eac., running W. 11 ft. ; thence 8. 30 deg.
K. 10V ft. ; tbence K. Ik in- 101 fU ; thence N.
ft. to place of beg , aald land owned by aald
eute being about ay 4.5 acres.
N. E. S. W. U ho. 27. T. 2. 8. R. 1 W. W.
H,. containing 40 auree.
Also, beg. 'JO cb. N. of Mice, corner on 8. Una
of Sac. 27. T. 2.8. K. l w. W. H., tbence N.
17. fiecb.; thane N. 6S df. E. 4.76 cb.; tbence
i. I. 74 oh.; thence W. 4.26 cb. ; to the place of
beg., containing 7. Ill acres, mora or leas.
Tba terms of sale, ten (10) Pr cent 10 spconi.
pany the bid and as a forfeit Id case of refusal lo
complete the purchase; balance, cash on con
firmation of aale, all aalei U b made subject to
oonllrtnatlon by tbeCously Court of Washington
County, Oregon. (
GRACE H. GORE,
Administratrix of Katat of George A. Oore, de
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Adminlatrator'a Notice.
Notice Is hereby glrea that lb underalined
baa b u. by tb County Court of Waablo(ton
County, Urefou, appointed adulDlslrator of the
estate of Job o t. Mohrmaun, devsaaad, and baa
duly quallB! as aucb, sad all persons baring
claims aa-alost said eatat are hereby notified lo
present them to me, with ruar Touchers, al tb
law office of S. B. Hustoa and (teuton Bowman,
at llillsboro, Oregon, within six mouths from
tb la dale.
letd tbls October 16, 19IM.
J03KI H 8IMON,
Admlul.lralor of tb Etat of John P. Mohr
maun, defeased.
8. B. ULSTON and BESTOM BOWMAS,
Attorneys for Administrator,
' Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby gWeu that lb undersigned,
administratrix of I lie estat of llattleC. Nor
man, deceased, haa Bled In tb County Court ol
the HUle of Oregon for Washington Couuty, ber
final account la tb matter ol aald estate, and
said County Court baa apulnled Monday, Not
amber 19tb,,l!JS. at 10 a. m., as tb Urn and
the Couute Court Room, of aald County, at
UllUtboro, Oregon, aa tb plac for bearing ob
JccUnu;to said dual aocouut aud tba 8ual seltle
meut ofsaid eatat.
Hated tbls littb day of October, 1UU8.
KTHKL NOKKAN,
Administratrix of tbe Estat of llatlla C Norman,
deceased.
BENTON BoWMAN. Attorney.
CITATION.
In the County Court of the tiiat ol Oregon for
Wanhluglou County.
In the Matter ol tba (luardlatishlp of Everett
Mllaboy and Louis Dlllaboy, minors.
Kmuia lilllaboy, the duly appoluted guardian
of tba alior named minors, bas Hied herein her
verltled petition praying au order of this court
authorising ber, aa such guardian, lo sell tb
real estate belouKlng to said minors, and which
Is particularly described as part of tb 8. W. of
the N. W. i of Bee 24, T. 1 8. K. 2 W. W. M.. In
Wasblugtou County, Oregon, bounded by bvglu.
ulug ft. w cha. N. from the quarter section corner
between section V A 26, T. 1 8. R. 2 W. W. it.,
and runuiug thence N. on secllou line 14.2Scbs.,
theuce 8. 7 deg. OS' E. In the center of County
Road, S.37 cha., thence N. SS deg. 10' E. 6. IHI
cha., tbence 8. U.02 cha., thenc W. U.26cbs. to
place of beginning, coutaltilug 19.M acre, mora
or less, at public or private sale, for tb payment
of the debts and expenses of said guaidlanahlp
sua ior Uisupport and education ofsaid minora
And It appearing to tb court, from sucb petl
mm, wai it wouiu o heiienclal lo auid warda
that sal' I real estate be sold, as prayed therein.
It Is therefore ordered that said petition b aud
the same la hereby aet for heariug before this
court ou Jlouday, NoTmbr 12, lUus, at 10
o'clock A. M., and that tba Lex I of kin or unl
wards, and all persona lutarestea In said estate
appear belor tbia court at aald bearing and show
causa. If auy, why a license should not be made
for the sale ol said real eatat. And It la further
otdered that this order u served upon tb next
of kin of said wards, aud ou all persons Interest
ed lu said estate, by publishing a oopy thereof
for three successive weeks In lb Hill.boro lu.
depeuduut, a weekly iiewspapvr published at
Hllisboro, Oregon, lb Ursl publication of which
copy shall be lu the ls.ue of said paper dated
October IV, Ituti.
liatvd October 12, 19U6.
J. W.OOODIN, County Judge.
BENTON BOWMAN, Attorney for Uuardlan.
Attest, E. J. UODMAN. County Clark.
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B M Uuiles, Albert IMe
Robert III. Ilelurlcb 111
Wm HpeuLer, Harry I'eters
E Mavag. w Hvdlak
C Flsbbuvk, Jus (ialbreath
0 Kaufman, Frank Boss
WNMoon J Kaufmann
Wm Cimlno. L P Hiieuwr
A Ceregblno, L Hodosto
Larnea Retrona, Jas McNulty
II C K reuse. Z T Cole
John Clear, W Clear
1 Cbebak, 8 W Shaver
1 Ball. w A Pullcu
Willie C Hall, (ieo tialbrtath
A Beanesoo, r L West
A 8 Kord, A tialbreath
A K re use, q uiatichero,
Hermaun Papa, Uwreue Strand
Jasper Hess. T R Havage
L Hcbroeder, g 1, Wirt
AUemilb, John Max
9 t 1-"I1. R 8 Townsend
Herman Fetser, R K Henderson
Fred I.ursiuan, 1) K Uould
Now therefor said eilt.on will be pre.euied
10 your hnuorable UMly ou Wednesdu), lieorin
ber&ib, luwi, lor a license which shall over the
term ol twelve inouibs from Cal ol such licence.
KURATLI'BROS.
Hillsboro Heal Estate
AND AUCTIONEER.
Residence 4th aud Oak Sts., IlilMmro.
Money to Loan.
The Oregonian and
pendent, one year, S2-
lnde
(SabJact to prior sal
$500.00
1,800
$103.99
4 UteresI
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Bankers
Lumbermens
Bank
Second & Stark Streets
Portland, Oregon
trwgo.
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