The evening world., 1894-03-21
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lyn. Her maiden name was Theresa
Walsh. but after getting her decree she
assumed the name OF Mount for some
reason not yet known.
At 27, SChermerhorn street where
Mrs. Mouat boarded. It was said this
morning that she went away to visit
fri nds on Monday. and had not re-
turned. II has been suggested that she
cares t. tell, and has left to avoid be
Ing asked for particulars. Her parents
live somewhere on Long Island, and 1t
is supposed she has gone there,
Early this morning the body. OF Miss
Fuller was taken from her mothers res.
id"nce 6a3 East one Hundred and
Thirty-ninth street. to the West shore
vcyod to Walden. in Orange County.
The funeral Is to take place there this
afternoon.
at the entrance t. the Fuller residence
when the body was brought out and
placed in the hearse. The casket was of
rosewood, covered with steel gray cloth,
with trimmings Of silver.
At the home of the Tullers last even
ing II few friends gathered about the
casket and heard Rev. i'r. Reynolds, OF
st. Mary's Episcopal Church, read the
Episcopal burial service.
Although Capt. Creedon said to Charles
w. Brooke, OF counsel for Joseph T.
Magec, this morning that the discoveries
made by the second autopsy rather
tain. Detectives Sergts. McCluskey and
Titus and the ward men of the Fourth
Precinct are sun working on the cas-, case
a. II 5sey Eery9a ny InNi M,rns tnS typewriter
Mr.. brooke remarked grimly when
Capt. Cre,io had spnc away, after this
statement:
We'll, that sets me thinking. When
the police say the prosecution Is Knocked
ont. | begin to believe they think they
nav" A pretty strong case
The Glenn mt that is lacking in both
the theory or suicideand that Of murder
motive that would actuatc Miss Fuller
to suicide, she was happy, contented
prosperous and healthy, She was laugh
ing pleasantly fifteen minutes before the
/ tragedy.
/ ilut tn ,tiice-boy's affidavit states
that Magre the managing clerk. was
smiling and pleasant, too, ana up tt
/ this time there has been no discovery o'
! improper relations between them.
/ Tn, correspondence that passed be
/ tween Mngec and Miss Fuller when h.
was In ireland is said to have had only
/ the character of business letters. Mage
directing from abroad her work In certain
law cases then pending. Her relatives
say that he was persistent in his attrn
,ions TO her, but thes" statements cam
from her two years ago. some OF ne
friends say she talked of resIgning be
cnusa his temper was bad and becaus
hc found fault with her.
Lawyer Mullen. the employer OF both
says that he never roticed anything bu
business relations between them, an
that they in fact seemed distant toward
each other
In this situation Of the case, The ap
TcaranC" at the office on Satur lay OF
tall, handsome, robust young woman /
II dark green gown and sealskln s"cqu
may he important.
1t was at ll3o in the morning. ih
woman had never been seen there before
-,
male callers. He talked in low tunes I
this visitor and then Went out with hel
He was gone an hour. When he n
turned Miss Fuller was also out.
Who was the woman? W's she Ma
gees wife who had divorced him /
, lNMr Was ii the correspondent name
in that divorce suit? Was II II rival {
Miss Fuller, real or ima%inary?
The possible connection o' TINS We
, man with the tragedy is being invest
gated, for the opinion offered by core
ners Physician o'liare. taht the ,w3un
in Miss Fullcr's temple could not hay
been srlf-irhicted Is positive and q
, strong grounds,
+ He says that n pistol fired within
, inches Of her head must hay" LEFT burr
ana powder stains ON the skin, NJ
s that IL she had held it further away, Il
reaction ot IN" weapon would sure
I have bivcn the course VI the bullet
, greater upward tendency.
There Is no point in the room whcl
{ Miss Fuller could have stood erect III
: received the bullet 50 that II wou
n strike the steamppc at hci,Eht OF s
. The surgeons 1t left htc skull whe
I the bone Is much thicker than al 4
n place of entrance, and this gave Il q
n might also have varied its course wi
. respect TO the points OF the compass
: that the bullet veered to the left
5 locate the position OF the victim VIII,
n the shot was fired.