The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-02
FANNY WYCKOFF'S MURDER.
The searehsrs for the Murderer SIN Crop
Ing In the Dark.

The 0earchsrs for tho Murderer 9tll Crop.
Ing In the Dark.
HUDSON. June 1.-The people who are trying
to ind the murderer Of Fanny Wyokod. whose
body was found floating In Mud Creek on Sun
day afternoon. arc still cropping In tho dark.
Tho first thing to decide Is the day ON which
tho girl was murdered. and on this point the
people here are divided. Some Of Thorn be-
iieve that the object Mr.. Bremen and his O.
year-ols saH say n tho pFsek On NAY 10 and
thought It was scarecrow was the body OF
girl that Mrs Psrslo say y. or Nay NJ 20. who
sf FANNY - %h.n r&i r
Sis 'p post It tn ese cross iossins
its directions. Then she started of toward
Clarence S;SEers home which + on the road
post pos . and started on the road toward Hudson.
snt IN
the other direction Again she turned back
Mr. Paesoe s' va. ssRsd to-day to desorib.
SS ia NJ Sth %isss XXX: Il S
sISss roads saw ths woman and Isma Az e
Watched her and they desoribe her movements
they Watched a longer time than did Mira
R ss and Fay Th &. sas eDy F sss1s My
road. Nj. Kells also saw this woman. and bis
description Of her movements doesn't differ
and and az Mrs Thers ws
others at the hotel who saw her and they All
Tss s that s sS Sir e was was r1 Re ON s;
The date on which the girl was killed 10 the
the Identity Of the murderer. There are
ssSSmparstiyely few etrangers going Through .Ygh
s sna the woua
DO very easy for the country folk to give de-
ttSS.iDs0n Of every stranger who was seen on
here and tho date Of tho killing was known: it
would not be dificult matter to trace the
movements YEN a OF every ono In the nsighborhood
m rs: Parssioe,s story Is strongly supported by
hss tho es boay oond nave been
liz sans state q pr.ss1vaslO s and no. n tho
vas Fannie ,Wyokor who was seen. By Mrs.
SsI:s ~ f g. SSSss 81!
~ Mra Raynor describes tho girl in this way:
,Sfts s1 hsF kindly will think that he is In love
He. Her going away was In itself strange and
Smu s that she had an appointment to
tnooL bOm6 person. Her actions the last time
she was seen that day indicated that she
ONE d fG Ss wsS
s%e to Hudson today and Called called on Or Coroner
ySune men. bssides Coons and Fiow s With With
whom the girl had kept company He also
WITH aot e. M tho sins
Der second queer Disappearance from Mr..
Sn cwon sod befscTe" and out Nth
sands s5ne %, lass r sst5 ny a., i
went back to Mr. Raynor and aisappsar e s fos
the last time. that she was with Flowton. They
Sa RSssHS with s.f s
., re tine. Nj; wyekor made satisfactory tory
abouts since tho time the girl Disappeared.
AZ sl 4 SsIss q MTs sSS 5Sss
as ststs@ssss q Sis snplcysr. n. Ba.Sasit. A
talked to Charles kace for twenty minutes. on
ss%S a IL I: sss ne
minute. Race repeated that he did. 'A A"' .
AS 70 The girls threat 20 commit suicide.
Eli time. 70 S Commit fs. .s
Sf H and fSsd hs so S.R. b.sa s.Is
xss certainly !Se result t' 81 81 as Is
ccrrthln hat pm alive. ! am ready TO swear.
asn 80 Is Pr fri.z, that that girl was muir
ssted, and Tint IN" was drnu Leioro Rhe was
msce! IN the w'irr. There is ne possibility OF
sSSSeSIion ao"u! !hNt; It Is pos ysly certain.
d srSlIi but sho didn't do It: sne was MUIR
stahhs Coroncrs stAtcmsn. was backed up to-
t,Ent by an aill!Evit which was made by DIR.
q; ,E., one oil tho leading surgeons Of this Part
ssuss State. In his affidavit no says that tho
Ia 49, a OF leath was fracture Of the skull. and
b. pnSsrfiosd the fracture In tschuical terms.
II. poian also made an afidaHt to. Might that
IL WSias died before her body was placed In