Cdnvicied of Murder in -Jfe\v Castle Was to HaVe I)iei!•: Nekt^Weefc'*■ .i- -. ••• • . .STILL DENIES GUILT.•- - £•••••'• !-r»rT''k.Hairisb ur g; k/^ept / 2 vdmdr.-..1Sp roui itoday;teata,-E*d.: a :'-r'oprle,ve:' ‘to..;Tfeomw ho:ItyhI, spnidn^'': to :bo _ ^doiingitfce we^c;pt October , •sbSoaaj; a;ntU;:.o/; October$6; ‘ v\2l^^^;^os0^^omd Blacfctoti’tt, •• jCo^ntK'' t^ ‘cdftvl6tM of ; the ^itiWfer: of Qlaipav; Boito^ tibax' r;N6w:,^8tio;viibouf:#yet* lie bite, •]consistently denied.Wb• • */•;-.-;.New i C^st|c^#)ptr^O';^Mystety' ■ with .which Thofti^al;,Vor‘no..' Ryhal, convict* «d,.df;. t^^hnirclef Of; Clara Belle Leh-'r» q k; ‘.1 fi|‘.. ‘ letitl y;- trying kto, ,su rrpuna.thoname:Xheii(«i him re mo ve ' t h 6: cldthin gsIjitfH is,hot such a,mystery * according-to Frank Ti Xennox, father of the lit-tie victim oC;Ryiml.'v',:RyH4f told niy1 son, Herbert j. Lehpox, who the woman was,” said Mi'. Lennox, “some, six weeks ago, when ho was fn the county Jail. My son, who- is ,a student in : Houghton ^University, where ho . is studying for I the ministry, with others went to thejail for the purpose of conducting *u religious service for tlie prisoners.‘ ‘Nntu rail y, my soh, had a dcsiro to see the man. who; was responsible for the death of his Bister, and during the service made the. most of the opppr* (Continued on page 5.);