The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-28

vous that he could scarcely totter along. On
several occasions he was accompanied BY a
woman.
The actions OF DR.. White aroused the sus-
picions Of Mrs. Parsells and her daughter.
Miss Ada. but the sick woman laughed at
their fears. On Thursday Mrs. webb's condi-
ton became so serious that. unknown to her
or her husband. her mother sent for their
family physician. DR.. B. G. Strong.
On hearing the circumstances Dr. Strong at
first declined to see Mrs. Webb. but Mrs. Par
sells urged him so strongly that he finally
consented.
From his first glance. Dr. Strong says. he
thought that the woman was suffering from
blood poisoning. In answer to his inquiries
she said she did not want to see him. as she
was being we'll cared for. DIR. Strong
ii. lie also declined to call further while an
other doctor was in attendance; Mrs; webb
and Dr. strnns rsc@ived Y ' hurry call THe
family then turned the case over to him and
truly truly T na;u 's' Of the r w %e illness. Dr.
strong summoned Dr. william J. Burnett 81
ns S pr o.
s.st him. They performed an operation on the
d Gs Se
criminal one. and that it would probably
night when told of the visit Of the three phys-
clans and ,rf the nature of their discoveries.
On obtaining a description OF DR.. White. DIR.
Strong at once suspected that ne was none
ns nH ahsn tne nn%Ser Of naues that soon
convinced him that his surmists were correct.
Although the sick woman nv, was rapidly ap,
statement She never opened her lips on the
subject to her own mother and sister. who
watched by her night and day.
Her tOrtltudc parity gave way wnen Dr.
Strong informed { her that he had ascsrtainsd
and the snme person. Then Tor the first
time during her il!nrss she referred to
1ns Ss of hsr nelaon h shs bsn
performed on her in a doctors office In New
York in tho latter part OF the week previous to
say timing. When DR.. Strong visited her on
Monday he saw that death was rapidly ap;,
o'clock. DIR. Strong was put OF town at the
time. but on his return he learned of the death
& "S%s SE%ss also enfoi and it
near midnight when he heard OF the crime:
M at b Sr
Sheridan started for New York in search Of the
1 q r. fnst
could scarcely get her wraps on.
When the. policemen went to pr; McGonieals
II hs l2Eah
was wansd Foicsman m" kellS forced the door
askci for DR.. McGonigal
hold. but the gray haired, Doctor was soon
thS craa IF fsfhs s DOOR %sefe Se
poiissmen and girl still maintained thoir arst
POSITIONS. He hestatingly aske the business
Of the policemen. when the door was forced
open and he was made a prisoner.
When the policemen reached Long Island
city with their prisoners about o'clock yes
bot4 prisoners told the policemen that they
IcG%" I" was the Picture OF despair as b.
ffc.syy hiiS%A hsor sr shut with clans, Be-:
tsRs on nr,s II: !sSn! so%ss
dHy Greasy. and threadbare., Ills linen was
te.P!Gl ana his collar Was wilted and looked as
3 ws"h ws out 81 sRaes and
stajncf with dir, and rain.
@ , ans his S saEe w a Short sS st
NJ l,"Eed ike a person who was about to
one and seldom raised his eyes from the floor.
When lie was searched all that was found on
TaS mot her as ifas
"a hit her lius and clasped and uncasped her
t in Sad Of nervous az ago s,ia r.
years old. She is decided blonde. with a
ltHHaun Of auburn hair. and looked much
younger. despite the gold trimmed spectacles
sl' wore; She Wore II neat gray travelling
dress With a bonnet to match.
.,Ncnb APPEARED to DO the least concerned OF
me three. 1t is said that at the time of his
STre,t he maie u full confession to Coroner
Ne nrrs. lie gay" his age as 81 years;
h"lS ~ medium height. stout, with brown
mar and mnu7tachc. lie began his career as
nInW comedian. and later was a member Of
We lark police Of this city. He next turned
as4 ilnH"rton man. aud occasionally did
le was also one If the 900 Pinkerton m en-
WI we're II homestead. and returned home
S,iNont scratch. The three prisoners were
hel without bail
A. y" Long Island city authorities were at
h'-' ruZ%i"l to know how Mrs. Webb and her
4nd herame acIuaiIted with pr. McGon;
H., un'il 4 was learned that DR.. Mc,iongal
~ cen Webb's mothers family. physician.
H. tHlt WeLh had known him from child
h9i4 NoLh's family lives in Harlem.
Mss 3da Parsrlls, the dead wonan's sister.
fNn .cs'"rday that Mr.. Webh's mother always
h n great faith in DR., ,MeGoniRal. but they
sseErF hnew that he and Dr. White were the
sane Pc until told SO hy DR.. Strong.
.Laie one night soon alter Mrs. Webb, was