RYHAL GIVEN REPIUEVE (Continued from pape l.»tunlty to get in conversation with; him. ISAYS WIFE TOOK OFF CLOTHING “Rhyal seemed desirious of. squaring himself with the brother of (he Kir! whoso death ho .was the cause of.. He told my son that ho had taken the blamo on himself for removing her I clothing, saying: 'My wife removedthe clothing from your sister but I; thought it better not to draw her into . the case.”“Really, I don't see why he . should be granted a reprlevo or a comrau-1, ; tation of sentence,” conclude* Mr. Lennox, father of tho little school girl victim. T can’t sect why any person-' would be interested in helping this -man escape tho penalty of the crime for which he is responsible. I don't think that a re-hearlng is necessary.”, “Why,” exclaimed Mr. Lennox,: “there are Jlfty thousand people in New Castle and I believe that.I could secure tho signatures of at least 49,-99ft of them to a petition to prevent such a re-hearing. The people all be-licve that he should pay- tho penalty.”