Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-30
SHE WAS HIS SISTER.
Girl Who Warned the
Alleged Murderer.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS TODAY
Police Confident That George Nor
gam is Fugitive Martin Dalton.

REvidence is hourly accumulating that
the "George Morgan" who worked on
Walter Goff's farm in Attloboro and Mar
tin Dalton of Fall River, who is 30 much
wanted by the police authorities In con-
nection with the Haswell murder In East
Providence, Is one and the same person.
The bundle OF clothing left In the switch
house In East Providence was positively
identified by the Superintendent of the
Hopkins stock farm as the clothing worn
by "Morgan" on the day he left the farm.
II will:b be remembered by those who have
followed the case that "Morgan" told the
COTS that he had worked on the Hopkins
stock farm In East Providence and 1t now
appears he has added a connecting link by
so doing.
The finding of the wrapping paper with
the New London Adams Express Com
pany's stamp has led to an investigation
in that direction and there is now hardly
any doubt of "Morgan's" connection with
the crime.
The records of the company show that
"George Morgan" receipted for a package
from New London in the early part of the
month, giving his address as IA Carrington
avenue in response to the usual inquiry.
This place is in the vicinity of the scene
of the murder. Inquiry at the house
early this morning before tina fact of
"Morgan's" receipt for the express pack
age came to light was fruitless, the woman
in the house positively disclaiming all
knowledge of the man, but at the same
time evincing a decided interest In the
case.
Detective Parker visited the Attleboro
farm of Goff and Is thoroughly convinced,
after reading the letter received by Goff
for "Morgan" that he and Dalton are one
and the same, and that he is one of the
men so eagerly wanted by the police. He
is not sure Of the identity of the other
man who was supposed to be Sullivan and
who went by the name of "Pat."
1t is now believed that the girl who Wis
tied Dalton at the farm in Attleboro was
his sister, Annie Dalton, as the latter has
red hair and corresponds to the descrip-
tion already published. She has been re-
siding in Providence for the past three
months, 1t is said.
On last Monday Dalton Is alleged to
have written three letters, one addressed
to "Miss Nellie Toney,l Brayton's, Fall
River"
The Toney girl, to whom Dalton is al
legged to have addressed letter, works at
Hon. John 8. Brayton's home in Fall
River, with Norah Toomey.
The latter was formerly psid,a great deal
of attention by Dalton, and 1t Is thought
that tho letter sent to Nellie was meant
for the fugitive's former sweetheart.
All efforts to find out whether or not
the Toomey girl has this week received
letter from Dalton are unavailing.
The girl herself refused to meet repor-
ter today, but II was explained, through
another source, that she stated she had
not seen Dalton In two years and a half.
1t was fatty denied that the Toomey
girl had left her present quarters on Tues
day, and she could not, therefore, be the
one who met Dalton In Attleboro.
Miss Toomey has dark hair and eyes,
and she could not have been tho unknown
ately.
IL was stated last night by an acquaint-
ance OF tho Toomey girl that the latter
met Dalton in Providence three weeks
ago, but this fact could not be determined,
because the Toomey girl refused absolutely
to be interviewed.
One theory is, proceeding on the as
sumption that the letter did not como,
and that the Toomey girl, for whom 1t
was intended, being unable to read or
write, 1t was addressed to the Toncy girl.