New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
UHT MISS BARDUELL KILLED HERSELF.
THE STORY OF TIE WOMAN WITH WHOM SHE
BOARDED EXPLAINS THE MYSTERY.

THE STORY OF THE WOMAN WITH WHOM SHE
BOARDED EXPLAINS THE MYSTERY.
Statements made by Mrs. Murray, Of no 213 Eighth
ave. have shown the probable motive for the SUICIDE
Of Miss Maria Gardwcll at the United states Hotel on
Wednesday, After the removal of the Young woman :
body 10 Boston. Mrs. Murray talked more freely about
Miss EardweIl who had been boardcr ut her hols"
for olout two wears She said that nj on" time Miss
Rardw,ll had lived with an old in West Thirty
fourth.st She had met him In Boston and had ac-
comrnnicd him 10 this city. in opposition to the
wishes Of her relatives. lie was thief, Mrs Muir
raw said and III, name believed 10 be william
TAYLOR but he was known by other Names ON" %
Miss Bardwells brothers came To TINS Guy from bus
ton and took her away from Taylor. An effort was
made TO have Taylor arrested, and Joseph MOSS the
LAWYER was consulted for that purpose. II was on
account Of her connection with Taylor that Miss
pordvc felt the d, grace about which she wrote In
recent letter To Mrs. Murray and that WAS III" as
grace for which she had yany begged the forgiveness
of her relatives, Mrs. Murray said
Joseph Moss who Is connected With the law hrih oi
Howe a IInmmcl yesterday found in one oil his dla-
RE, an entry under date of May 49, l-l' "ich r''"
as follows: -
MIRA pardwel VS.. william c. Taylor. 100 Broad
10Y Mr. and Mrs Bricc, 3l1 West IHrty-iourW
-. .oo postonice H. +. Bardwcll, LOO sumner
St, Boston . ~
alta On remember that Is. T.. Bardwc came - 'ii' 'N
nd ,,i.hea to have TAYLOR arrested. IL" had shh
,, his sister and Taylor We're living together u'u'r
,h nam. NJ Btcc In the house I'm Thirty -i"nrtls'
TAYLOR was supposed Ia be a ganbh OF ''"'"'
on, 70 have employment at an ONCE III br"au"'N
Vt Rard,rou was Of age NJ the time, ana therefore
Tovlo- could not be arrested on the charge "l i"
auctinc her A. She refused - max" any '""I'"''.
rai,st the man her brother advised that he il"u
no case for pros"'u'i'h' ,,,,
Mr., Trowbrdcc Who formerly Kept me b'''"'"S
,o,.. ,f 40. al2 Wet Thirty fourih.-' Wa h' 10
l., fouud YESTERDAY. Mr.. Murray We -.id - "'N'
,or the civ. Nobody about the building ~. '"'
broadway could remember any william T. laS"'
,rho Lad been employed there.
Fu,rloyc, AZ the United states Hotel sniu 'nh' vi
y,rr.y and another woman went to visit MIS- bHr"
,,u In hcr room there Tuesday evening" Pr"Ni""'
90 ,hc suicidc SAYING that they had called because
,,o. understood that Miss Barfwcll was III. Nh'h
49,. loft N. hotel Mrs. Murray said that MISS h"ru
on rros feeling more comfortable In her room
,.,,,o vr,e sent 10 tho hotel on "Wednesday hN nt,
w. iuouinug about the young woman ''l'
~, .,d ti,t led 10 the discovery iNai hl-, DIT"
"a 'rN,nf,,d ,uicidc The door 81 Mis- hiru"'l' .
-, va lacked on the inside. iuf on" "l inc 'inp''
Io"" IL ., rc INTO the room from IA" fir" cape INC
vr,ndoy: not being fastened. Inc hI' 'Pt ,
dn,d with another room I'm the hotel anu ,.W
t',,t,,,inn bntwcrn The two rooms 10y moan, 81 W.
~ 'l nanc vnuld have been possible. NpAhlHr"
I nr,..eni adore g. not known. occupied inc roc"
odinnlig M,, Bardwclls on ID" night previous l." wv