The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-03
ANOTHER MYSTERY.
L Woman Found Dead at q Hotel
II jersey Clty-SupDCsad Foul
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/ Woman Found Dead at a Hotel
II jersey CLty-SuppCsad Foul
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From the New York Herald, Feb IA
Al an early hour yesterday morning an
aged lady q wealth aud respectabi.i,v. nan
FL Ju.Is SuDhIns, Vas found dead Ia bel ct
the American hotel, jersey City. HERE :
at present 4 deep gloom OF M stery thrown
over the entire case. Which VIII reouir.
great difficulty TO 1t GiSp...ed. I.apr.a-s
that lis deceased wuuIlQ. in cgI.senye1c,.
UI some misunderstanding with her family
Quilted her residence a No. II West Far.
ty-ninih street, New YORK, during the hast
week with The Intention Of sailing tgr Eu.
rope per the next steamer She stonpe,i a
couple or days At the Coleman house. in
New l Ork ely, where II Is alleged she
made frequent Use Of Intoxicating drinks AZ
tie ln>tlga-I0n OF "iraui, who seemed
to be thoroughly acquainted with her and
her Inteouons She left the Coleman on
FRIDAY and cr0S,ed over to jersey City in
Company with d treucbman WLo. il j. said
IHdactd her 10 hire room at the American
hotei, II Montgomery strsst, near the ferry
The gentleman registered his name - Bon
lass Uugi.anus, 4ud her name was entered
as Mrs. Mason. IRON that hour unit! her de-
cease 4 constant Traffic was made to and irom
the hired apartment; by persons said 10 be
the re, atlYes u Mrs. Stib5iDs. o. Satur>
Gay afternoon gentleman from Nuw York
visited her Tor the alleged purpose Of Undue
ing her to make viii tuluIrr over her
property to 4 certain individual. T. i NOT
Improbable, judging from the statement Of
K " persons vino watched the entire bust
ness, that drugs we're Administered until
the woman became partially insane and
quite tractable to the Frtuchmans wishes
In his state she was coerced 10 sign the
document presented, the visitor having
been overheard 10 say, Are YOU willing 10
sIgn this? 1t Is we'll known that the de
ceased 10 ,seSSsd 3 number of valuable dia-
monds, and, moreover, that the property
Belonging to her was vested in hGr own
name. 30 far as can be learned, Mrs,
StcDJins rayed considerably on -atur!ay.
She retired TO bed never to rise alive. hay
ing been found dead yesterday morning.
Tue great excitement which the event
created was vigorously suppressed, and but
!l,t.e was known OF the affair except to
those connected with the family. La the
room with the deceased on Saturday night
we're her youngest son and daughter. bar
ing the evening female happened to open
the door, ,n1, as alleged, saw the daughter
administering something to her mother,
after which she Is SAID TO have u,ed the
words, Oh, that is terrible medicine"
and subsequently struggled V; emily, the
troth oOzug from her mouth Strange ox-
pres>lons are attributed TO the son, and it
Is said that when enc Of the local physi-
clans was sent for his sister stated that she
would get the family doctor from New
! ork. Returning from New York yestcr-
day morning, the sou was evidently over
tome With greet, and was much excited
throughout the entire day.
Corner Burns was summoned 10 the
premises IN the morning. and he immedi
ateiy ordered the arrest OF the tienchmal,
on whom strong suspicion rests Detect
ives Carol ana S'raJtord are now busy In
working up the case against the prisoner.
he latter when conveyed to the pol &c
station, gave biz name a. Charles Mabbec
Gil and asserts that he is joweHur. He is
% years OF age, and remained obstinate all
day, refusing 10 answer any questions reat-
Ing 10 the death OF Ms. SUbbiGs 4 post
nortem examination Will be mado this
forenoon, and II id investigation com
mcuccd ty the corner. The da.k veil, how
ever, which now shrouds The entire matter
VIII probably be removed by the coroner,
who viii sp4Ie 10 pains 10 unrayel the mys-
tery.