Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-11
The oraner Mystery.

The Waiting for the yerdtct-The Sut- eide TheOry-The Links in the Chain of Evid demce--A Gastr0mOmfc Effort at RedclfMe's-RepOrted Visit by Deceased
 to . Fortune Teller-AIfss Douglass
 Takes a vaeatiOn-The Medical Aspect
 of the Case-Rumors.
 The jury of inquest in the case of Jennie Cramer waits before making verdict until next Tuesday to hear the report of the phy
 sicians as to their critical examination of the organs of the deceased girl. Meanwhile the investigation on Tuesday placed before the public through the press all the facts then obtainable. The evidence then brought out evolved but few new facts beyond what had become already known. The investigation of the Douglass girl and the two Malleys &C., counted for Jennie Cramer only up to Thurs day noon. On Wednesday night Jennie and Miss Douglass were at the Malley house. In the morning the two girls repaired to the Cramer abode. Jennie, through fear of her. parents displeasure and other reasons, had arranged with Blanche-or Blanche had ar ranged with Jennie more ikely-to coneoes the story that they spent the night together at the hotel to disarm the parental anger. Jennie's mother rightfully upbraided her for being absent from home over night and Jennie became alarmed at her mothers de- cided stand. Her mother threatened to tell her father of her absence from the house. Jennie, fearful that her mother would perform her threat and fearful of the anger of her father, gwho was an invalid and more stern than the mother, fled the house. Blanche in the parlor awaited her return; but Jennie not returning, after ten minutes waiting, expecting to see her mother, departed also. Jennie was last seen by Miss Blanche Douglass at noon, if her impression was correct, in horse car starting for Savin Rock. The mothers heart reIenting almost as soon as the words of censure had left her mouth, sought Jennie as soon as household cares requiring immediate attention would permit, but Jennie was gone. The anxious mother in the afternoon sought MT. James Malley, jr., at the store, and made inquiries of him, thinking he might know of her whereabouts, or afford her a clue.
 A great question to be solved is the where abouts of the deceased Thursday afternoon, Thursday night and Friday up to the time of her death. What facts are there bearing upon this point? The Audley young man recognized Jennie as with young, thick-set man with black mustache, and wearing a straw hat with spots in it, on Friday after noon at two o'clock, near the corner of Trumbun street and Whitney avenue He called Kenealy's attention to Miss Cramer, who noticed her, remarking that she was pretty girl. This is up to Friday after mt
 Thursday noon and Friday afternoon is a long one. On Friday afternoon the girl was again seen. A lady attendant at Snow's, corner of Church and Chapel street, is positive that ayoung woman (whom she identified as Jennie by one of MT. Bowman's card visites of the deceased issued on Tuesday, stopped at the store in the middle of that after noon and bought package of confectionery The | Identification was more positive as the de- ceased had frequently stopped there for con- ! fectionery. This is 8 new link in the chain Again on Friday evening clerk at Malley's saw a young lady on Chapel street, midway between State and Olive, whom he recognized as Jennie. He ! called the attention of friend with him to Jennie, and the friend saw her. A thick set young man swith black mustache was with her. This was about half-pa seven on that | evening. The merry-go-round men at Rail. road Grove are quite positive they saw de ceased engaged in the sport at the grove, and with her was the man with the black nous
 tache. Deputy Sheriff Peck is positive he saw Jennie in the Railroad Grove at West Haven shore and again at Howes' Pavilion
 on Friday evening between half-past eighi
 and half past nine. With her were young
 man and young lady. At one place de
 ceased had her head in her hands anG
 the young man lay with his head 1T
 the other young woman's lap
 Still later she is supposed to have been seer
 by waiter at 8 shore restaurant who is DOS
 tive it was her. She was then with part,
 of eight, six young women and two young
 men. They called for soda all around, bu
 one changed her order to whiskey punch
 and all concurred in taking whiskey punches
 One of the young men had a blonde mus
 tache. Later on, at night, MT. Fowler, whil
 riding on his bicycle, rode out to the end o
 Kelsey's pier and saw sitting on log at tn
 end young man and young woman, am
 heard the young woman remark that he
 father and mother would kill her
 There are various reports of hay
 ing seen Jennie, but on examination
 they lack confirmation. This is the meagr
 state of facts as to the girls whereabout
 between Thursday morning and the tim
 when her body was found by Asa Curtiss.
 What new facts are there? They are no
 numerous. The medical gentlemen do no
 report their finding until they do so to th
 jury. This much is reported, however, an,
 it is looked upon as semi-oficial, that in th
 examination of the sexual organs of the de ceased no spermatic fluid was found. This
 if true, presents another phase among tn
 many attending the mystery of the mamma
 and cause of the death of Jennie Cramel
 Still another feature worthy of considerable
 is the theory by gentlemen who have care
 fully inquired into the case, that if the bod of Jennie Cramer had entered the wate from the end of Kelsey's pier before o'clock Friday night, when the tide was low it could not have landed where it was found i, but would have been found much further or , down below Hinman's. Had it struck th l water from 8 point about one-haf of th , way down the wharf, before low tide, must have foated toward the southwest wit , the tide unless caught in the piling and dc tained, and with the rising tide would hay
 gradually foated to where found
 An interesting circumstance has come |
 light bearing on this case. It appears ths the dead Jennie Cramer about three week before her death talked with German wt man having some name as a fortune tellt
 and represented to her that James Male, jr., had become engaged to her, that she VIZ expecting to marry him, but that lame
 wished her not to divulge their engagemer ? nor speak of it to anyone, but to maintai t it secret. She asked the fortune teller l advice, who responded that she should at wise her to dispense with a young man vt 1 wanted to place the case on such basis.
 As to Walter Malley's and Miss Douglas
 statement that they rode out together { Brauford Point on Friday night, it is state that the hostler at the Point is ready to tak oath that he held the horse of young Mallt ! whaa ha was Ieavino to ret,.rn and 1rnavv tha