New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08
HALLlDAY'S BODY FOUND,
Cs.,Issss frsm pisa rsss.

lion IN woodfufs son cut one ~ his fingers
on III. sceend Ioini and ieli qnit" n"fson
over III. accident. On the body was white ,hir
with small blue stripes and white uniefslut
1her. were neither Nlorr NOT stockings lhr'~
bullet holes Acte found III" bullets rasss6
through ,he heari ana ~er" Ionna im'""'a,e
AN inch apart between the nth ard siNth rle
aud the on" below -fiu'k the -iNih rib and
broke A. they wars a2-,albfe bullets Stiesm.
of blood wrf. ionnd which had trrkl'si down
his side and around 20 his back The nos' wss
bent AID broken. The l"n eve almost hnng
out Of the d"al mans rlrs,, 10" r-an 81 .
tfemrndou. blow Just over ~" eve WIN soma
blunt instrument An ordinary lliil" hs'dlet
such ~ housewives ur". ~ much hammer a.
hs'cbci Wa, found n ID" hoa-', sn, 'hsrr sers
perc.ived by the naked syc.
The doctors were positive that H." man had
hecn killed -cvcrsl DAYS hrfr' the no woreu.
Margaret and sarah Jaae Mcynian. and they
thought II probable that hc lad been dead two
weeks This does not STm likely, how"v,f, "a
view ~ the statement of snve'nl Of tie net III
hors who assert that they siw Paul Halliday
alive and we'll seven dn,a atS ~ ~" fufflrst
lie must have been kiile white he wa- tinz
asleep IN he'd on lis iilhi SIDE with h'- laos
mashed over the eve with The hunt ihsitg-
meni which stunned him. aud then tho bullets
followed each other ~ rapid succession, .'n.
plotting the deadly work u II thought 'hai ~
was asleep when attacked for ~ T. rot Likely
that u man 81 such endurance ~ le, and oi rirk
a fempefsment-ey SAYS that lao had a
furious t~nper-would submit 10 any fuch attack,
il he knew il was coming. without making soms
effort 20 defend himself
40 ~ RsTCH on THE ALLEGED MtRDFREes
MOI ody has 30 far discovered scratch upon
Mrs Halliday. and there j. 40 evidence about hcs
that her victims made any kind Of an attempt 10
erappc with thor assaiant lie may have been
chlorcfof in addition 10 being asleep II -
worth remembering that bottle Of chl0roorm
was found ~ the sane tine aionlsii" the revolver
In the clo~.t IN Iustic. Thlvets house.
Emery y Perkamus. an old Grand Army man,
who fought with the li3d New-iork Volunteers;
was In tears when lac saw the body. He said
he had known Halliday for twenty-five" years, ana
that Iiaday's Youngest son. James A, HALL.
day. living at present ai Rhine Crossing, ncar
Pine Bush, five miles away. had married his
eldest daughf"f Eli" Inrkimu- lie pointed
10 the foundation walls ~ an old house
nearby, where old Halliday had lived up az
twelve years ago. when III" place was burnef
down Then he pointed in another direction 70
AN old grisi mill, which had been turned into
a dwelling-louse. and burned down two years ago
4 sop of lIalidav. Johnny who was deemed
n little silly was consumed in the fire. LIZZIE
Halliday was blamed by the neshhors for this.
bh the crime was never brought fully az
legally home to her. NV daughters money
raid Pertamus rnrtnlly. as he looH% =, M. ,na
planted himself to sketch the house, Will" ne
brushed aside few tears that trickied nown
his checks. fixed up that grist mill into
After the autopsy the body was wrapped mp in
cloth and the coroner was about 10 communicate
with the undertaken ia Bloomingburg. when some
OF the farmers who are members of the brsni
Army and belong 20 ~ post IN the county, AL
the dead man did asked permission 70 fsks
charge of the body and bury II, which p'rmls-ion
Coroner Ro,Sch readily granted. The inquest VIII
be held on Monday.
HER ASTEcEDEHTs UNKNOWN.
Nobody seems Ia know anything about LINE
HALLIDAY. vino she is or whence she came Her
maiden name even, is not known, though when
arraigned before Justice Thayer the first dsv
she said il was Lizzie Brown. II is said that
she only bore the relation to Halliday OF common
law wife" IL is said that Lizzie
belonged to a band OF gypslss "Ie Wien
TODAY came news over the telephone 10 Baoom-
mgburg and to birmingham that twenty OF thoI'
pvpsics had left their women in the Shawan2unk
Mountains in order that they might trsEci uo
faster and were hurrying into Barlingnam VOW
ING vengeance on the county officials and threaten
ing 10 rescue by force their long-lost ana erfalo
sister So convinced were the crowd collected ~
the HALLIDAY farm house of the truth OF this runof
that they started on foot and in bueees i9r
Bnringhsm. and made straight Tor So ns TIC
SCOTS house. where the prisoner Is confined Ing
villagers were excited az first when they app'areo
and thought IL lynching party, nut tney
were quickly reossured
About o'clock terrific storm rimbled ana
thundered over the hills and valleys. and gr"a.
strcaks of forked lightning split open ths TRIMS Ok
big oak trees, and dispersed IN" morold crowns,
About five years ago Halliday obtained p'nNon
Of SO "a month, and two years later the Govern
mcnt increased it 10 xl2 month. His pehsiou
certificate canlot be found