Sturla Stiles Tragedy
Sturla Stiles Tragedy
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Have taken quite an interest in this case. Cannot tell my own nephew's handwriting.
Mrs. Mary M. Robinson sworn, examined by Mr. Mills: Am the aunt of Charles Stiles and reside in Council Bluffs, Iowa. I was present when General E. B. Stiles died in August, 1881. I met the prisoner at 371 Wabash avenue and told her that Charlie told me to take possession of the furniture and the house, and the best thing for her to do was to quietly leave him and lead a more reputable life; that she was pulling... Charles down. She said in reply 'If Charlie undertakes to leave me I will kill him and his d d marble-hearted Methodist mother besides. ' As she said this she looked as if she meant it. Her eyes looked fierce and her dark face flushed. I told her that she would be supplied with money. She said that she already had between $6, 000 and $7, 000 of Charlie's money then, and that if he left her he would never get a cent. Charlie had some clothing laying around the room. I wanted to pick them up and pack them away, when she drew a revolver and told me in a ringing voice to let them alone or she would put a hole through me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have taken quite an interest in this case. Cannot tell my own nephew's handwriting.
Mrs. Mary M. Robinson sworn, examined by Mr. Mills: Am the aunt of Charles Stiles and reside in Council Bluffs, Iowa. I was present when General E. B. Stiles died in August, 1881. I met the prisoner at 371 Wabash avenue and told her that Charlie told me to take possession of the furniture and the house, and the best thing for her to do was to quietly leave him and lead a more reputable life; that she was pulling... Charles down. She said in reply 'If Charlie undertakes to leave me I will kill him and his d d marble-hearted Methodist mother besides. ' As she said this she looked as if she meant it. Her eyes looked fierce and her dark face flushed. I told her that she would be supplied with money. She said that she already had between $6, 000 and $7, 000 of Charlie's money then, and that if he left her he would never get a cent. Charlie had some clothing laying around the room. I wanted to pick them up and pack them away, when she drew a revolver and told me in a ringing voice to let them alone or she would put a hole through me.
What to read after Sturla Stiles Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O E Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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