The Salt Lake Herald-Republican from Salt Lake City, Utah • 3

MAIN NEWS SECTION THE HERALD REPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY OCTOBER 6 1912 Inlpw Tells Her aid Republican He Is Innocent of Murder 4 AUTO DRIVERS IDENTIY Auto Driver Slain in His Car SNAPPED WITH PUPILS WIE AS MYSTERIOUS INLOWS ARE INNOCENT WOMAN IN DEATH CAR AUTO COMPANY IN SUIT reasonable MRS SARAH YOUNG DIES arrest followed the murder in cell PLATZ MADE DEENDANT THOMAS EDWARD WHITE MURDERED CHAUEUJ to REPORTER ARRESTED ON and CHARGE BURGLARY murdered man was tal SCHOOL OICER SAYS INLOW IS PECULIAR NEW PHOTO VICTIM re Uz TO MEET AT OGDEX si A DEA COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUETS SALT BUSINESS MEN AND PRESS their in the fl lie be for Police Chief Says He Will Keep Accused Incommunicado Until He Gives Answers no or 'habit forming drugs) is Many Links Missing However in Chain Which Connects Teacher With Crime 5 attorney and the police ac into her cell at each other to what mes Then they ce lt Is Own Method Never Producing Hann Pain or Injury Commercial Club of a hanniiAt Incf night in the spacious dining I The object of the banquet i the Automobile Drivers 1 Largely Responsible for Arrest of Inlow Pair Bartley Brown Said to Have Taken Inlow Photographs Without Permission' Declares Actions of BinghamTeacher in Past Have Been Erratic Smoke of Herbs Cures Catarrh Pick Pier Out As Passenger Who Waited for Slain Chauffeur and Later Drove Away With Him in front of the Kenyon hotel the return of White from a remote and sparsely settled of the city at a late hour Attorney Who Knees Disbarment Case Sued for Offiee Rent company yes district court to and LAWYERS DENIED RIGHT TO SEE THEIR CLIENT pistol shots both lie looked out of bedroom but could A Simple Safe Reliable Way and It Costs Nothing to Try length we be if that they would interview Legal steps Utah Motor Car olk Insist They Are Uamasrcd by I ack of Elevator Suit was filed in district court yes terday by the Utah Motor Car com pany and Gilmer against James II Moyle et al to collect damages in the sum of $3600 It is alleged that refusal of defendants to install an ele vator in the building rented by the company from Moyle large enough to handle auto trucks has damaged the company and that instead of the rental being worth $323 per month it is worth only $200 THEORY POLICE WENS CRIME ON filed suit Bartley Brown staff reporter of the Salt Lake Tribune was arrested at Midi ale at 9:30 last night by Deputy Sheriff Ira Beckstead act ing under instructions from Chief Deputy Sheriff Axel Steele at Bing ham Brown is charged with burglary in the third degree it being alleged that he entered the residence of Mi chael Klopensteine of upper Bing ham and removed therefrom a number of photographs Brown was taken to the county jail He was released upon rank Gal lagher managing editor of the Tribune guaranteeing to produce him when wanted The complaint was sworn to by Klopensteine Jr before Justice of the Peace Dudley The case is an offshoot of the White murder case in this city it was said that the Klopensteine family had photographs of Mr and Mrs In low divekeepers convinced that Atttorney Wayman meant war their inmates into the street actions during the time of the mur der? Inlow however under the advice of his attorneys refuses to speak His wife when questioned also refused to speak Both are acting upon the vice of their lawyers And is accused of the previous crime of rob bery which has been construed to be in direct relation to the murder The po lice have not yet begun to awaken to the idea that Inlow and his wife with the strongest of circumstantial evi dence against them may be striving to shield someone else or at worst cover some actions of theirs not connected with the murder A theory was advanced later last njght that Inlow may have been a robber may have started on some ex pedition last night may have engaged White and then after leaving him may have gone about their work and left him to his own fate in the road It restores the vitaorgans to normal activity and multiplies the creative constructive elements in the blood the source of every energy By the use of Vibration upon the nerve centers controlling the action of the organs it may be brought to proper activity This result is obtained al most instantly without injuriously af fecting anv other organ or with dele terious: effect upon the stomach and digestive and assimilative processes which always follows the use of drugs a before insisting that to see Mr and Mrs ability White and his common law wife Mrs Lavinia Smith lived at 222 West Sixth North street Through all the pressure applied to Mr and Mrs Inlow they retained their own counsel not replying to any ques tions which the police asked Mrs Inlow was taken to the police station late in the afternoon Site was notified by the chief of police that she was not under suspicion but the police wished to know not the innocence or guilt of Inlow but what he had been doing during the hours of the events directly taken to The twenty second anniversary nf the Christian Temperance Union of Utah will be held at the irst Baptist church at Ogden commencing Tuesday The sessions will cover three days Carl Schneider of 5 Rustic court has known Inlow for seven years dares Ills belief in the accused Huctuice 1 4 A I A Luu lur tiivn navs at the Schneider home the night the murder but Mr Schneider would not say what time they left the house in the evening though he admitted they re turned about 1 or 1:30 esterday morning Schneider Is authority for the state ment' that Mrs Inlow borrower a coat and veil from Mrs Schneider and that the veil has not been returned He would not divulge the color of either garment and seemed very reluctant to give out any information concerning the matter Schneider's friendship for Inlow dates back to the time when' the former was injured in' an accident at Bingham In low befriended Schneider at that time on behalf of the I of which both are members Schneider declares his willingness to talk frankly when the right time comes but prefers to remain silent for the present tne news of her ar asked Miss Simmons to ac Mrs Inlow to police head she did She was the I Man at Whose Home They Stay ecl riday Night Is Ret icent About Matter Thoma friend This is said to bo Inst picture taken of murdered chauffeur DJUTANT GBNERAL A WEDG WOOD and Alonzo Irvine of the law firm of Thurman Wedgwood Irvine attorneys for Mr and Mrs A Inlowarrested in connection with' the murdqp of Chauffeur Thomas White were last night refused permis sion to see their clients when they called at police headquarters Cap tain John Hempel took this course he said acting under instructions from the chief of police Both attorneys were somewhat sur prised when Informer not be allowed to clients buttook no matter will wait of time allowed declared Attorney Irvine the chief does not recognize our rights we will resort to legal proceedings the present' time we understand our clients have not been charged with the murder of White In fact as far as we can learn no charge has been placed against Admits Giving Orders The chief of police admitted having issued instructions to refuse the pris lawyers an interview with their clients cn say for said the chief last night Mr and Mrs Inlow have got to answer the questions I put to them following their arrest before anybody can see them It is not as if I had asked them to say anything which would bo incriminating I mere ly asked what time they left Bingham when they arrived in Salt Lake and whab they did following their arrival here These in my opinion are not un fair questions prisoners however acting un der instructions of their attorneys re fuse to say a word The orders they have received to keep quiet in my opinion are nothing more or less than an admission on the part of the attor neys that their clients are in a pretty bad fix It seems to me that if they did not know we had the evidence to convict them they would allow them to talk Presence Explained Attorney Irvine explained the con nection of the who was with Inlow when he was ar rested and accompanied Mrs Inlow to police headquarters She is Miss Annie Simmons a school teacher of Bingham who lives with her parents and was prooaoiy to nave been one of those subpoenaed bv the defense in the ore robbery case inlow telephoned riday night to At torney Irvine whom he had retained as counsel when he was arrested on the charge of robbery a week or so ago that' he was in Salt Lake ready to prepare for hearing of the charge Monday He said that Miss Cummins would arrive in Salt Lake from Bing ham yesterday morning and that shewould testify as would members of the board of education and others that he (Inlow) had been for years a collector of mineral specimens and had bought samples from many persons during that time told Inlow to bring Miss Simmons to my office at 1 said Mr Irvine however they came at the appointed time I was forced to go to court and asked them to return later While at the court house and in the office of the county attorney the police officers detailed to investigate the case called up on the telephone and asked where Tnlow couldbe found I supposed that they wanted him for bond as there had'been some protest against his being released without bond so I told the officers that he was to meet me at my office later in the afternoon inds Officers In Office I arrived at my office I found the officers Inlow and Miss Simmons there Inlow was arrested and I ad vised him to make no statement until he went over the case in full with his Attorneys lie will make a written statement for the newspapers in a day or so whenever tho chief of police per mits his attorneys to confer with him' "I immediately sent Miss Simmons to the Schneider home where Mrs Inlowwas staying asking her to break to tne wife rest I comoanv Quarters This This preparation of herbs leaves flowers and berries (containing tobacco either smoked in an ordinary clean pipe or smoking tubeand by ''draw ing the medicated smoke into the mouth and inhaling into the lungs or sending it out through the nostrils in a perfectly natural way the worst case of Catarrh can be eradicated It is not unpleasant to use and at the same time it is entirely harmless and can be used by man woman or child Just as Catarrh is contracted by breathing cold or dust and' germ laden air just so this balmy antiseptic smok ing remedy goes to all the affected parts of the air passages of the head nose throat and lungs It can readily be seen why the ordinary treatments such as sprays ointments salves liquid or tablet medicines fail they do not and can not reach all the af fected parts If you have catarrh the nose throat or lungs choking stopped up feeling colds catarrhal headaches if you are given to hawking and spit ting this simple yet scientific treat feient should cure you An illustrated book which goes thor oughly into the whole question of the Cause cure and prevention of catarrh will upon request be sent you by Dr Blosser 67 7 Walton street At lanta Ga He will also mail you five free treatment You will at once see that it is a wonderful remedy and as it only costs one dollar for the regular treatment it is within the reach of everyone It is not necessary to send any money simply send your name and address and the booklet and free trial package will be mailed yQu im mediately Advertisement THE Utah the Deaf held night in the room at the Salt Lake Commercial club The object of the banquet was to get acquainted with the Salt Lake Commercial club promi nent business men and the press rank Driggs superintendent of the Utah State School for the Deaf was master of ceremonies Mr Driggs translated sign talk into speech and speech into sign talk as the occasion required Miss Maud May Babcock president of board of trustees of the Utah School for the Deaf and also teacher of expression In the Utah university gave a talk in which she emphasized that the deaf could learn to speak Other speakers were Wesley King and Miss De Long president of Utah Associa tion of Deaf Matheis read a paper in which he set forth the object of the organization Inlow was regarded as erratic while acting as a teacher at Bingham Ac cording to Countryman chairman of the Bingham school board Inlow went to Bingham from Omaha Neb several years ago upon the recommen dation of John Smith district super intenaent ot tne uingnam senoots started as principal and from the ginning showed an obsession collecting valuable ores The accused man was generally garded with suspicion by Bingham peo ple according to Mr Countryman He was moody and peculiar and made but few friends Mrs Inlow was a native of Sioux City Nel' as was her husband They have no children but have cared for the daughter of sister for sev eral years Mrs maiden name was McDonald Inlow has been prom inent in Odd ellow circles at Bing ham It was largely through automobile chauffeurs who have their stands at the corner of Second South and Main streets that A Inlow and his wife were ar rested yesterday in connection with the Murder Qf Thomas Edward White At about 11 o'clock riday night a man described as Inlow the Bingham school principal now held in connection with' the murder walked up to Torn Lynch a chauffeur nt his stand in front of the Kenyon hotel and asked as to whereabouts think White lives at Lynch replied "No he said the stranger positively: lives somewhere in the north part of Then he asked White own the car he Lynch replied' that White did Then the stranger asked if White were mar ried and Lynch told was notThe stranger asked for tele phone number Lynch did not know his fellow residents telephone number but told the stranger that White would soon return The stranger disappeared around' the corner where stands the National Bank of the Re public At about 12 or an hour after the stranger left a woman appeared and took her stand beside White's car White having returned in the mean time red Baxter chauffeur asked her if she wanted to rent a machine She' made some inaudible reply and walked to the doorway of the Smith drug store where she took her stand Later an other chauffeur Grizzel asked her if she "wanted a motor car and again she made an inaudible reply She asked where White was and Grizzel told her that White would return to his car in a few minutes When White ar rived the woman walked out to the curb gave White some order got into his car and White drove away This woman is the one the police believe was Mrs A Inlow JThis information given to the polica yesterday was an important factor in the detention of Inlow and his wife The Newhouse Realty teruav against Arthur A Platz attorney vunecc unpaid uince rent and damages to the office $100 It is al leged that Platz has failed to pay his rent but has insisted upon occupying the offices The same company also filed suit against Ralph Guthrie to collect unpaid office rent amounting to $75 and for damages of $100 After a hard work muscular or mental strain nothing is so invig orating soothing and strengthening as one short treatment of New applied to the spine Your whole system at once responds to the vitaliz ing invigorating effects of the in creased 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John McCIeve She came to Utah in October of the 1853 in the company of Captain John Brown and was there fore one of the early pioneer settlers She has lived in Salt Lake ever since that time and for forty years was a member of the Relief societv of the Tenth ward being always active in church work Her husband was the late John Young a pioneer ot 1847 who died in this city in the year 1870 Mrs Young leaves a son and a daugh ter John Young and' Mrs Lydia Merrill and four sisters and numerous relatives in southern Utah and Arizona No funeral arrangements have yet been made pending receipt of advices from relatives in other parts of the state (Continued from Page 1) rested in the afternoon'' Both are be ing held incommunicado by 'he police the chief saying that he will not even allow their attorheys to see them until they have answered questions as to their movements riday night is all a mistake I am not the man who committed the crime got the wrong ones At a late hour last night Inlow made the above state ment This is the only declaration of his position he has' made since being placed in the jail The police believe that they have in Inlow the man who committed the mur der Their case purely circumstantial in point of fact was strengthened last night by the identification of Mrs In low as the woman who was seen near the stand prior to Murray as a direct consequence of the fact that White is said to be the principal wit ness in the criminal charges now pend ing against Inlow The Bingham school master was arrested in the early part of the week charged with the theft of ire specimens He is said to have gone the home of Mrs Harvey Jones 716 irst avenue and entered it secretly taking specimens On this excursion White is said to have been his chauf feur and the statements made by White to the police regarding the trip with Inlow resulted in the arrest Not at Home Mr and Mrs Inlow were not at the residence of Carl Schneider where thay were staying while in the city between 9 and 1 a riday night the time when the murder is believed to have been committed Mrs Inlow bor rowed a raincoat and fan automobile veil from Mrs Schneider before leaving about 9 The coat was returned but the veil was missing at a late hour and the police were searching for it as they believe it to be an important clue The police theory is that Inlow to close the mouth of the principal wit ness against him watched for him learned of his habits and using his wife as a decoy secured pres ence in section What happened there they do not at tempt to state as yet No explanation has been advanced for the fact that engine was stopped when the auto 2'n7 ile was found in the morning or "7or the fact that the car had just turned back to the city after a run down Ninth South The wiring of the electric lighting apparatus in the in terior of the car was torn so that thef'Cctr was dark It was thought at first that robbery was the motive of the crime Exam ination of personal effects dis proved this The murdered chauffeur wore a diamond ring estimated to be worth about $250 a gold signet ring $25 and a valuable watch Two Shois Heard The time at which the murder oc curred is believed to be set by the fact that about 12:15 a Saturday Theo dore Anderson living at 915 Third East street heard two clear and distinct the window in his see nothing The body of the taken to the Qualtrough AIcott under taking parlors where it will be heldpending an inquest An autopsy was performed last night by County Physi cian A Hanson which disclosed the fact that the wounds were probably made by a high power automatic re volver'bullets No traces of lead were found in the wounds In grip was found a small caliber revolver its chambers loaded with soft nosed lead bullets' Dr Hanson said that such bul lets would have been practically certain to have left traces It was also an nounced that that the crushing of the skull which led to the belief that the victim had first been struck with a revolver butt or black jack prior to the shooting were probably due to the tremendous force of the bullets dis charged at close proximity to the head Thomas White has a father and mother living in Berkeley a suburb of Denver His brother Charles White who is also a public chauffeur in Salt Lake has notified the parents who will arrive in the city today in all prob strengthens and develops the weak it relieves pain and suffering it quiets tne troubled fatigued and wornout nerves it improve digestion and as similation supplying the needed ele ments for reconstruction with strength and energy it stimulates the excretion of impurities and morbific matter free ing the system of poisons and deadly germs It breaks up the crystalized acids and quicklj' expels them from the sys tem This crystalization which causes sciatica and all other forms of rheuma tism TRY NEW is the very latest scientific method of stimulating a good healthy circulation the blood through your body giving new strength life and vigor NEW 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the stubborn si lence maintained by the accused man The case is from a standpoint of cir cumstantial' evidence complete The case is furthermore the first of Its Kind and size the present administra tion has handled But it has been pointed out that In low is an educated man a principal in a school a man who has done fine work in helping the younger folk at Bingham and a probation officer The motive for the murder that the police ascribe to him is vengeance Several days ago Inlow was accused of steal ing some ore samples He is an en thusiastic collector of ores The evi dence of his theft say tho police is perfect White on the night of his alleged burglary was his chauffeur White told the police he had seen In low do the act and was to have been the principal witness against the nc cused man Inlow was out on ball for this alleged act Ascribed to A engeance The police say that In vegeance or fear of losing his reputation and posi tion Inlow shot tho chauffeur last night The police admit that such retribution is out of all proportion to the injury White may have done Inlow Inlow an intelligent man is further said to have gone ro several chauffeurs and asked for White thus proving him self lacking in the first essential of a criminal rthe faculty of ness or self preservation The second premise put forth by the police is tjiat Inlow is demented Or SOixRyan superintendent nf schools under whom Inlow has worked denies that any such condition'has been discernible in the man Enoch Jorgen sen principal ofdhe Jordan high school visiting the plice station said the same thing Nephi Jensen assistant countvattorney who has known Inlow for many years bore out the statements ol tho others Inlow as an educator a family man and a probation officer has been a model citizen according to all 1 Uil I is Mrs Inlow borrowed a coat and veil in the evening She returned the coat at 1 in the morning to the lenders the Schneiders at 5 Rustic court The veil was not returned The police have been looking for that veil between the resi dence and the scene of the crime They have not found it The woud was inflicted by a hard shooting pistol The revolver found in bag was a small affair and carried leaden bullets It is declared doubtful if lead bullets of that size will go clear through a skull Dr Hanson county physician said that not a trace of lead was discernible in the slain head The bullets that slew hite are believed to have been fired from an automatic pistol No au tomatic pistol has been Icund The stub'btorn silence of the accused Is also used as against their inno cence The police say if Inlow was in nocent why he have talked up? Also why he explain his 423 KEARNS BUILDING WASATCH 23S0 Open from 8:30 a to 6:30 Satu rdays 9:30 Sunday 9:30 to l30 (Advertisement) A Inlow Bingham princi pal held in connection with murder of Thonian White and group of children of his school Mrs Inlow refused to answer or indirectly She was then jail not lookinizr vnn nn tl chief any reason but because you do not give an account of Mrs Inlow accepted this without a word Couple See Each Other She and her husband occupied sep arate cells They only met once at Mrs request Captain John Hem pel I A Willey county attorney Nephi jensen assistant county Inspector Carl Carlson of companied her husband The two simply looked and gravely conferred as sage to send their child turned to their cells Attorney Willey was for some time trying to gain some in formation as to the crime He later said he had secured nothing had acted on the advice of his attorneys Inlow however spoke a few words to a Herald Republican reporter have got the wrung ones it is all a mis he said am not the man who committed the urther than this he would say nothing Attorneys See Clients The suspected attorneys were not allowed to see him yesterday or last night They said they would wait a reasonable length of time and then use legal means to see their client Their situation is peculiar however for the accused man has not been booked on any specific charge Nephi Jensen assistant coupty attor ney visited with a stenographer the Schneider home 5 Rustic court where the Inlows lived This was at 8 The Schneiders according to Attorney Jensen contributed little in the way of coherent information except what was already known: that Mrs Inlow bor rowed a coat and veil riday evening and neglected to return the veil though the coat came back at 1 a The ocnneiaers win oe asked to testify the investigation which according the police is sure to come Detective George Cleveland picked up on the ground yesterday at the scene of the crime a bullet which he believes is one of those that killed White The bullet is leaden but bears hardly a mark to show it had pierced flesh and bone Chauffeurs who saw and talked with the mysterious man and woman who in quired for White Tuesday night yester day identified it is said Mrs Inlow as the woman 'X "Ms Li XV CHICAGO LEVEE CLOSED 4000 DENIZENS ARE TURNED INTO STREETS Chicago Oct 5 Chicago has no southt side tonight The segra gated vice district which has been a brightly lighted crowded quarter in the heart of the pity ever since tho great fire of '71 was dark and deserted for the first time in forty years The was populated with 4000 denizens of the underworld 2200 of whom were women of the class against which tho city and federal legal cam paign is being waged The turned such wonderful relief can be obtained in so short a time To instantly relieve pain has alwavs seemed impossible but will be proven I possible in one short treatment with I "Try New If you are suffering from'anyj cause whatsovere if you are not as strong and healthy as Nature intended vou to be you are unkind you do not learn the wonderful health and strength restoring power of Now SCHNEIDER DECLARES who de The Inlows were the guests of They slept but Mr Schneider would not say though he admitted they 7 In 44 I jv 1 i Urik 'A ffiTWMBwW k'A III I WB I IIJB 4 5 II A 4 I A am dr 1 1 inn TT 4 (i OVjat i 1 IN CASE LOY DE ImSs llr BOTTOM y''Y 4 tTTi Vf KmK IM 1 vJ 1 4 4 X'1! 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