The sun., 1891-11-23
THE BODY FOUND AT LAST.
LITTLE HlyNAH BAGLET BURIED
ONLY 4 FEW INCHES DEEP.

ONLf 4 FEW INCHES DEEf.
Her Mother Arre.,ed ON n Charge OF Mur
der, aud Her Father Soon Will be-Tss
| Statement Made by the Motber-Ths
| Work of Detectives Oliver nna Houseii.
Saturday night Detectives Oliver and Housell
arrived in New Brunswick after hunt for q
| man and woman who. II is declared. MUIR
dered their 20-month. old child 10 August last.
The detectives had tho woman. but they hnd
not been ablc to lay their hands on tho man.
The name Of the womin is Ann Bailey. anu
Oliver and Houseli say they can prove that
the mother aud father were overheard to say
that the dead child was Of no use and that shc
should be put out OF the way
The manner In which the murder was dis
covered is interesting. Baglcy and his wifo
had eleven children. and Ave OF thom arc now
| living. They arc Maggie nged 20: Manic. 10:
| another girl, IA: George. ID. and Bridget. ".
Father and mother were shftless. On August
10 one OF the daughters. Bridget went to her
sister Mamie and told her that she had over
| heard her father and mother agree to Kill the
baby, and that aiterward she followed them
| to the woods aud saw tho little one buried.
Mamie went to Justice Smith OF Sayerville and
toldhim the story. Then the Justice. will man
named Armstrong. searched the woods where
| Bridget said the body was buried. They found
| piece of dress which Mamie said had be-
longed to Hannah. the missing child. The
| search was kept up for q couple OF days and
| then discontinued.
In the mean time the two New Brunswick
| detectives went to work on the matter. they
| were laughed at at first, and there were people
| who were willing to swear thnt they had seen
tho dead baby ten days after father and mother
| left South River. Yesterday. however. there
| was no laughter.
This is tho story OF the arrest OF Mrs. Bagley
The detectives located her in or near Lebanon
Pa. and on Tuesday last went there to arrest
hor. They could not find her. and on Wedncs-
day. Houscll went to Miners Village. then to
Cornwall. and then returned to Lebanon. While
Housell was away. Chief Oliver had done 6
good piece of work and located the woman.
She was STAYING at her sisters house tn IN I the
they they learned armed That the sister had died two
hours before. and that tho undertaksr was
thero and preparations were making T. Tor i,, the
was was called in and told to watch the house:
Then Oliver and HouseIl went back TO New
On Thursday they heard that Mrs Bagley was
making preparationst to 70 further e v Nest Ut ana md
on Friday m9rning they n buried BACK e Le6
JUDGE rnff fora q WEN Nsw % and Ae
man Garrett. committng magistrate o., OF Leb, D.
neR hs Rosse snd saw I Mrs.
Il want you to come with me TO New Jersey.
ahd hff0 that sGs pefh"ps y You can explain. We viii
The woman made no objest!icn nRd the
hight, Yesterday morning the DETECTIVES and and
Mrs BaGlsy We're driven to South yse Mser aHs
she sought to get them or the right track in
every possible way. She said that the body Y
S5I nnt Sesn 20. fss hef o.
Bridget the body might not have been found.
Bridget who shrpns hef moshes not and re-
%est mest the eSaet spot THcre we're fully 200
people good sny Sf thfG% Ge
things found @ We're n soiled calico dress. sock.
and 3 little shoe bridget at once said:
Tke motssr ttss are deniea It. but aferward ac
knowledged that the things had belonged to
"eF The aeaa search S' was continued for few mo-
two little sticks at either end q it. was found
the BODY haah n Bag wepRsd e5pn
nS bos ta of ans Sc sort The body fair
state Of Wns GyEen M TO o}ons E1%n
Sstion that he VIII probably bo able to deter
Hor mothef asserts that # was due to
throat trouble. but the detectives are positive
showed she I absolutely no emotion: She appeared
to be as stolid as ono Of the trees near her.
while bridget was almost frantic with fright
two inches beneath the covering OF sand and
The rags and clothes and little shoe We're
packed in a hug. and Oliver and Housell with
$
black. and she wore shawl and turbap hat.
e sd na gsdsa
in and was closeted for some time with the
Chief and the prisoner. and then the latter, was
s%a. the aedn sne o Charge
Of murder. The Grand Jury Will meet on
The following is a statement made and
Judge and Defective Oliver. after she had
say say might be used against her:
MY child died in my arms. About a half
pint Of milk. i did think once she was going
to die. When she died rocked her and done
% sod fer hs hH Soz
W woaid, u 4, get some money to lift her and bury
her II tae IN August 1891 Then the
same day ! and my husband went to Pennsyl-
Gyne n%f %T 9T da
ssa Ths body %a BY SSsr and Eli Hose
to-day was that Of my. child Hannah. / iden-
''''~' '''' ''' - ''O Any BAeLEr.",
The prisoner may give the prosecution a lot
Of trouble She Is shrewd @ is reiEefs o and
either 6y the testimony Of hcr nine year-old
daughter Bridget or by the ,i testimony Of % her
rs rule. to testify In New Jersey. hut excep-
tlons are sometimes made. II tho husband Is
caught. md lie is pretty certain to be, he will
he indicted as an accessory before and after
the fact.
Mamie Bagley. the 10-ycar-old daughter. is
to DO married to-day to n respectable young
man of Washington. South. RIVER Detective
oliver said that about oil the information he
band beat her at times Numerically and that
on the day they buried the child they started
on foot for Lebanon. 300 miles away.
Oliver and Housell met with n great many
discouragements. but they believe Tint they
have the chief criminal and that the partner
in the crime will soon DO behind the bars.
He ThInks He Was Drugged.
LocKpoRr. Nov. 22.-N. W. Mckenzie. COM