The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-30
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invaded by Strange Creature.
HANOVER, N. H., Sept. 29.-Last night
at o'clock the door bell of Farmer
Warden'S house was rung by a woman,
who said, as the door was opened: "Here is
lady who wants to stay all night" The
visitor had on q stylish hat with a veil
drawn over her face, and wore long circu-
lar, reaching to the floor. She stepped for
ward at once into the house, and. without
any preliminary, said: II came up here to
stay tonight. l want to see Christie's
room and sleep on her bed. l come as
friend.n
THE FAMILY STARTLED.
The family were startled, but requested
her to sit down. They asked the object of
her visit. but she said she was tired then,
and would explain all in the morning. Os-
car Warden Of Monroe. n H., brother of
A. Il. Warden, noticed that the
visitor had somewhat masculine
appearance, and his suspicious
were aroused. While sitting on the sofa he
suddenly seized her hands, and after a
struggle, in which the intruder developed
muscular power unusual for a woman, the
circular was removed disclosing a person
dressed in Prince Albert coat, vest and
trousers, with white bosomed shirt. The
intruder then declared that she was a
woman and her name was DR.. Mary
Walker.
CAME TO SAVE WARDEN's LIFE.
The woman, who had become much ex>
cited, finally became quiet, but would not
explain her business further than to say
that she had come to save Andrew War
denis life. aud would make further state
inent in the morning. Neighbors we're
called in, and sat up with the woman until
morning The family this morning
could not be convinced that the
person was not a man. Oscar Warden
said that no woman Of her size could pos
sess such strength, and besides the large
neck. hands and feet and voice we're mas
culine. He felt SO confident of this, and
that there wore confederates about that ne
and a neighbor stood guard all night before
the house, armed with shotguns.
SAT UP ALL NIGHT.
The members of the family were 80 ex-
cited that they also sat up all night. About
o'clock this morning steps were heard by
the outside watchers, but the bark of the
Warden's dog frightened away whoever
made them. The alleged Mary Walker is
about five feet five inches tall, 40 years
old, with very dark hair, rather long, with
traces Of gray; has a short face, with no
sign of beard, and wears steel corsets and
spectacles.
HAD WRITTEN SEVERAL LETTERS.
She had written Mr.. Warden several let
ters. To identify herself she showed two
receipts for registered letters, dated Sept.
is. bearing the name of DR.. Mary Walker.
some baggage checks from Boston hotel
and $75 in money. Two OF three persons
who claim to know DR.. Mary Walker claim
that this person is not she. Solicitor Mitch
ell has telegraphed to have her held until
his arrival this evening.
The intruder later volunteered the in
formation that "this Alny they have ar
rested is not the man who killed Christie
Warden" She arrived from the north on
the o'clock train last night and was taken
to Warden's house by local liveryman.
SAID TO HAVE GONE TO oswEGo.
BOSTON, MASS, Sept. 29.-At a dime
museum here where DIR. Mary Walker has
been delivering lectures, it was stated this
afternoon that she had finished her engage
ment and left for her home in Oswego, N.
Y, on Wednesday last.