The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26

until morning to find out the cause OF IT..
A Z o'clock Of that morning Of sept; 2 .
meadow h.twsen Mr.: Hodses grounds md
tn" Ravonstrcam. saw woman wing In the
that separated the meadow from the street.
Troy recognized the woman at once ~ pretty
with With her h HU RESTING uron her Hips and her
gown ' Vas not disSrrasgSdS. on hsr throat
roasn I'm ngcrS '' one "S Of hsr earrings wa.
torn ont and glistoneh in hey i"osened
though i, hah been put there hastily and not
10y herself Her fncc was bruised with re:
| iurn, aud through stabs, in Eer neck her blood
had l,wel away At her lips was u line Of
MtS roth nat sr o rsTn,1 Which s lay Gfids
| was no mud on her shoes, but there was the
dMs 81 tn road as II had pSSn GSiSro the
Stanford village. " "
TIM OF the murder at ~. o'clock. inquiry
SESSS siIf s the aSs ''s'
,hs Gnpg soiSEce mat W h hfd returned ~
walked with Rose to within n hundred ioet "
soof The itavHnstrnam bridge. and that he had
| going thn rcst OF the way alone He said. and
NJ had many persons to- confirm his assertion.
s, s%om him on gazing
| her Where, thoa. was Rose Amber between
1;+b O'CLOCK and Ii IS o'clock that night
were her skirts dry aud her shoes dusty
~ At the lsav.nstreain bridge they, found what
which oven tho rain had not washed away In
tho hard path along tho cuisine OF the stono
man who rrotaoiy wore No. NOT 3 shoe. hut thess
were almost G1iterated fet it did not seem
TINT h"fe h"d been kiSi there because Of tho
, dicatod that she had been alive during tho
shower and was not laid in tho meadow until
nfterward. llai she been laid in the meadow
she was not thrown there. nor had these bccn
any struggle Ia the grass--thc dust would
nave been washed OF and hor skirts would
The theory that she had been a assaulted just
antr cr%ssing tn; bridge was theref3re nGSos,
h!H G%sn With nj spm u, one che kne% hntwsen
their examination they found that no violence
bad boon nttomrted. IN. murderer. there
could not DO possible that he mad been
trlghtHnau away. because It seemed that hy
hrought her body there and had laid it out
After several absurd arrests tho authorities
ab"u. Kusr'n lie which gave rise to several in.
terH$tins theories. IN tho ilrst place. it can.o
had thought hsr. Instead OF that she had 10.
come indifferent to her husband lftor several
months oi their ,nnrrisd No and had fallen In
the time Of tho murder. Her cousins had been
p"rtmsrs IN Huainass and VIII mad LIVED with
.mit'ed il frankly. These things Ind caused
In the second plaza i dovoj6psd that Win
Lewis and Rose had been umtuly intimate
aud that they had been GuarroIlins u good
4. ga! during he iattor rart If the sUmmor;, In
the tlirl place /. came out that before Rosa
married Amher she had hccn engaged to n
man who mad gone away t. sea- and that ho
Eau come back after Il much longer absence
tnan ho Ind c"ntrmr!tted ANA, had found
puarrrltuE with hoy hoI 70 leaving. In tho
inArsh b!A II was discovered tIat an eccen
moro stran roly since the murder that no had
dc y ser",ches on his hands that he smoked
had boon 'ound nrag ltoar'e body.
;, N.rm%n AMh!er. who was satd to have sworn
dcyt!try no I.aI done. was cDmpellcI to give
an account OF himsei,. lIo proved so clearly
, ,hft NJ one en-" H2aHt + +, tat ne w4s forty
dcrand Tor hovrrai DAYS both before and aitor
il The next story to 10, investigated was that
had been standing on IN .avGn,,rcnm bridge
az O'Clock On the nt&ht IL question. Loud
me littie pavilion in ieraIise, Park. wnicn lay
between Ehy"n~troanl bs.dst and Roses
h i"H f., ld the htE Unknown nan meet k.$e.
pavilion STAY thern unit tho shower. dur
INF Sl.ich 81" net her death. was overt
hands WAS also Investigated. but he got Into
ntG!wer!nl: rage. and eiter, accounlinG Tor him
interviewed at great length for several lays
,.nnd rstI"ye Ms ~ina anout the stupidity Of
s" T ar rest to End hSs Ht the nrS S o of
mysterious mu:dr', and. as u climax, to DO
sHS; E"s Of !!oing it. .,.,,.,
TIM ha would over tcli. was nrrSStc,l and t1li
murder. toward 10 o,,ciock no had saen Will
LeT' St. S"sn dyiyi1g 9!on ono OF the lonns.,
could not tell VIII fowls had sworn that his bis
team was MT e. ont q the stable tina. night
from EaSoF Of Ii, s.S & l2Mn s%s hn SsSn
tho Andipg Of the body or Q, tho IN ornn@ nfier
no rnulI 4%t remember which. and had said
viz INV Wa sr TIA, %ns e haze s t tgs ny
vain % fix thu dAy. but he vas positive Lewis
,snattdi las. last night" When it is rememhcreI
| "'lork on the morning after the murder. tho
im,f,r r Stth.s testimony viii be reallzo,l
had beer tho ns perso SO far a. was !s Known
| I" 81" T., live, made tho rroof against him
r., - s,rIrf TIA; "r"n Iea2uncSd him from
lnI s"Sh "a oteriiSaff tna:%s,s WI hat At
many months after Tic giuriar it tound that
she had eonG 70 her dr,,th at tho hands u
s,'n' ,.i' u'khJWi!, ana merely sUSSSStoN
that NOR we're Suspicious circumstances
| puin,iny to viii LOWS.
lewis "ls not. regarded as tho guilty man
10y tbs rn.'1'? Of STAFFORD. Ther, vas an ali.
rr'nr' O. ",bt,vo i"r thu crime. Il wNs made
an'l there was.ro d"nht but that th,y We're t,
lr mariir!. AGAIN. h,B n'ihi WA. uxge!lant.
"n an, a h"HSh lis hn+Ry WAS tak"u - pieces
.!u eAhmlnrd 'vHn to ia" coat"ats Of III,
rnshi|nf. M rae" -; blood was fouud His
n t ~ e., was ,?v"rnau!ci. and ~ blood
Rat IN ne 'ran.c",,il,; u the scratched AMI
Ih"tih: hpiy--fot II Died from Other wVunI3
beside" "a ~ y tho mock. w!,,cl, u;ht have
ho' InY', toy ni'ei she WIS ut in tho meadow
,H'Wn blood w"Hid iIiv. hacn spilled upon
H.. iDinH =, the w!,:gy. two lup RUS or .ho
citnin.; .. he piGl. '
WIN ~ yc"ii,. u tho Coroaers iury tho
hNlnoriii,S r,st"'l. =" ,mora nrrnst4 wc:s
lHae', A'ai"nipt' to S1lYr the.mynt,rr soon
rlH."I: hun IL ihis story are included most
Of h l,mp"rtn.t IL 40 known A. to Ito cause
o ~" leah q Rose C'nrh A.nilcr Ii IL known
tht -h" WIS "". - into IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AID
i"r'! stared T. 4eath l'ut where this was
done an wat %Arirl cause imunIlch tho
..,nE ~ l"!Mgs thai IN ali probability will