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MNI. F. Weis8. Dec. 23 to 31. 1: CHARLES WHITEHORN MURDER: Dec. 24th at Okla. City, HRs. J. J. FaUlkNER called on Agent and nad a long interview. She declared that her husband is trying to get control of HATTIE WHITLHORN SMITHERMAK's minor child, and the property of HATTIE and said child; that FaULkNER is refusing to allow Hattie to be sent to a hospital, or moved from his home, in order to keep her under his influence and control, and keep ber from making sny confession or statement until he tells her when and to whom and what to confess or state; thst she, mns. Faurkner., and she, iRs. FauLkNER, believes has been guilty of immoral rela-- tions with Hanrle's thirteen-year old daughter. though the daugh- ter has not said so openly; that HattIE will almost surely refuse to make a statement or confession while under F.ULknen's influence. In response to a direct question by Agert, IRs. FaurkiER stated that HAttie had never made a statement or confession, in any de- gree, to her, and had not made any to J. J. FaugeNeh, or anyone else, so far as she inew, but that she, ins. FaurkieR, is convinced that HaTrle knows, and was implicated in CHARLES WHITEHCHN'S murder, and may have confessed pertly to FaULkieR; that FauLKER ward in this case. Dec. 3oth A. W. cousrocx informed us that he had Just returned from Okla. City, where HAtriE had been taken to Rolater's Hospital. that ner two sigters, iRs. Clas. couTn.J and MRs. MckINEy were : present, and will move her to her own home, at 624 w. Chiciasan, Okla. City, where they will tale care of her, and get her fron the influence and control of F.ulneR; that FuicE? wss ohiecting to