The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08

lifted on. sooey was nervops and didn'i
make much Of q flst toward prying up the
from him and began to pry. The three other
men took hold OF the board and pulle II
s al os t gth start that nearly landed them
1,Tllhe four men peered down into the hole
y sdsr thin covering OF ashes they could see
he jumped down into the hole with spade
Tho fourth or nth spadeful of earth he threw
up wac turned over and a long piece Of muslin;
at one end. The men decided that The stain
GO Gth on or wait until they sent for Of the
i cioi Of dried f bood. The Fl mem were
ghosts Garfield aud young Jung Halliday Hall day wanted
Henry to wait. but Henry took another spade
Henry to Canfield. You'd I'd better take the
crowbar and feel how far it's soft"
| Garfield drove the crowbnr down about ak
l9ches and there felt something like bundle
csns yGad Sste aat so oSer to Mr
sss h% here 'n to hsl which
waited Mr. dp New H York 'h mann and has
Sns on hs sn s Rs ns Hafs
Mysteries since the bodies were found. and he
was was PREPARING to pack up and 60 home with II
|
S when q. he got there and remembered that he
and get my breakfast iii come back and help
The three non sat on the floor and let their
feet dangle over the hole they had made. while
What they esf msht ind SIo and the pcssisty
should they iind HailidaS's body. - ''"A ~,
that Mr. Grill didn't want to come IL anybody
else could be got. Signal Garner was discov;;
Baker. These two wer. hall ed and volunteered
| to help Mr.. Baker jumped into tho hole with
| Henry and went to shovelinK.
In n moment they had uncovered pnir OF
hands. tied together with piece OF muslin
precisely pre- a. were the hands q the two women
Garfield II he wouldn't hitch up tho horse and
away and said he'd go himself. -.
in a, few minutes the Whole body was SUI uncSv.
cred. Henry got broom and swept away the
dirt n69 Dss e sE cloth Tho hsHS
| this of and exposed the face OF old man Halli-
tits him." exclaimed young Paul and he
ran out Of the house crying.
l., piece q the carpet was ripped of and was
toaoH i until the Coroner arr fR i'u no' "''
~ Caniield made wonderfully quick time to
rnnnnS no the aS oppsd at hS
p. We t have found him! We have found old
Then it was that the excitement began. The
loungers crowded about him and demanded
bad man old Paul was. and how he must have
helped murder the first OF the two women and
made Of with the money he stole from her.
lr ~we ak sp SS the she devil killed him. We
Let's get rope and do the Job of getting
her out OF the way now" exclaimed one big
Them's my sentiments" said another.
thing" saidn third. but here's a case Of
shss sayns o g
Then here's for the good Of the community,
They all looked at the big man who had
spoken first but he stood immovaabe. Eyi-
IDENTITY he hadn't the courage OF his convic-
In the mean time Ganneld had slipped out
po peSeI I up consta ble scott and Charles Van
Buren, on his way. Justice Thayer told him
that with these two there would be enough
s And now, said p Elijah Bowen. III it's really
body you have struck truck why leave |. there for
and bring 1t back to town with you"
With this legal advice Garfield and the two
way The news S Of the hiding Of the body p had
VIZ saseSSsn loaded soSp .gisS :, s% va
place. Before Garfield and his men got back
the crowd numbered nearly hundred They
The body was covered. and Henry, refused to
one until Garfield got back. He took off the
for him and then eyeryb ,pd had look
eary o TO to @ wit
who would be needed at the inquest in the
case Of the women The messenger aSs who went
a message to Newbureh telling Of the finding
turnsa Ssct Tss W3s
O'clock. From that time until . IN the after
crowd Kept driving In from Every I'd direction eS inc
fair For half mile in either direction the
wagons were driven uD on both sides of the
road and the horses tied to the fences. The
farm was overrun with vehicles of every de-
boarder wagon to the old farm box wagon.
More than half of tho crowd were women:
discussed the situation. In every knot the
opinion was practically unanimous that the
TrstGhed woman prisoner sneai be
How many is there in that crowd" asked
Twenty FIVE" replied another; 49,,
We'll. there is a hundred here as has got
ifthsy set her alive they will walk over our
They'll have to come early If they get her
before we do. said still another
lney re going lyncn IlRnt. WINS
pered woman to her companion. and abe
giGgled The companion giggled too. but her
com m emit could not he heard.
Drs. William Woodruff and C. W. Piper and
Murray TeiGere. a student at the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College. came with the
Coroner to the house. The barn door and tho
sawhorses that were used for a table when the
other bodies were found. were fixed up again.
Then four men lifted Haiday vs. body from the
clustered around to get n better. view A lot
Of men climbed up on the roof OF the house
4 tho hpnuR OF the laOnla 81 nd
down on the body. Others climbed up on the
wagon tops. One man held his boy upon his
shoulder so that the lad could see the sight.
The autopsy was begun at once 1t was slow
work Ii was after 4 o'clock when 1t was fin
isbed. All this time the people chung to their
places so as not to miss a movement THE SUN
reporter counted the hats OF forty-two women
within ten feet Of the body.
Three bullet holee were found within half
inch OF ca ch other The bullets had all entered |
the right breast at an angle and had passed
through the heart and lodged against the left
lung The condition of the body did not per- |
nit the doctors to determine whether tho
blows on the head caused death before the
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