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day at the jail. "How have you slept?"
Campbell's voice trembled.
"All right, dear, but I am worrying about you. I don't know what is to become of you."
"I am sticking to you, dear boy," Mrs. Campbell said, reaching through the bar and patting his shaking hand. "It will come out all right. We will get you out of this. Don't worry."
Campbell broke down and it was some time before he regained his composure.
Today police will make their final attempt to connect Campbell with the murder of Mrs. Margaret Brown, who was slain more than a year ago under circumstances similar to those surrounding the death of Mrs. Mowry.
Thomas Gellas, manager of the Eureka Hotel at Newark, N. J., will seek to identify Campbell as the "Dr. Ross" who checked out of the hotel the afternoon Miss Brown was killed. Gellas says he notes a resemblance between pictures of Campbell and "Dr. Ross."
Campbell's letter files revealed that he carried on a heavy correspondence with matrimonial agencies and "lonely hearts" columns of newspapers.
Name Bank Receiver.
ADENA, O., April 15.βThe comptroller of currency today appointed E. Trimble Smith, of Washington, receiver for the Peoples National Bank of Adena which closed Saturday following a run.