The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-14

discovered In New York last week
The victim IN this case was young
colurcd woman. whose dismcmhoreu
body was found wrapped In pieces OF
carpcting and partially hidden from
view In the area ~ the building OF the
New York Bank company on the soulh-
west corner ~ sixth avenue and wa
verify place How long the CHASTITY re-
mains had been lying there IL not
known. As yet the police have no cue
To the person or persons who deposited
the body there Immediately upon the
discovery ~ the crime. the police OF the
central office wcro notified. and hali
dozen 81 tho best detectives were de-
tailed to fathom the mystery " possible.
The body was found at almost the same
time by two men. one of these was
Joseph Phillips, u young electrician
and the other patrolman s. kasmire'
Of the Mercer street station. The bundle
In which the remains were found was
bound nj each end with pieces OF cloth
and line. leaving the middle portion
somewhat loose. Around her neck was
tied In n double knot "a long piece OF
chccsccloth. This had been tied 20 tight
ly that It had caused strnngulation and
had forced the tongue 60 protrude from
the mouth This had been tied across
her breast with strong piece OF cord
10y means OF n alip-lnot. Her legs had
been cut on Just above the knees and
one Of them lay on the top Of the body
with It's foot toward her head. while the
| other was found underneath the body.
| Both members had been hacked on
with n sharp nN or a butchers clcaver.
and pieces Of ragged skin and flesh
were hanging from the diHmembcrcd
| legs. The only clothing the woman had
on were n chcmlso and chemisette OF
white material. when these were re-
movd gaping wound nine inches long,
| and which penetrated 10 the bone. was
| disclosed Just above the right thigh.
Deputy Coroner Dr. Donlin first re-
moved the stout cord which bound the
hands together. This cord had been tied
30 tightly as 10 make crcnses In the
flesh. lie next unlooscned the long piece
Of chccsccloth with which the woman
had been checked 90 death. lie found
that this had been tied In double knot
and that II had been the direct cause
OF death The other mutilatlons. he
said. had been made after death had
come. The deputy coroner said that he
had no doubt that the woman had been
cut with n sharp AK or butchers
tl'hNffs AufTf NhN hNlAfH'Ns NNN~
ever. In the cut IN the thigh that the
murderer had used knife at first In
order 20 sever the whole leg from the
trunk. but had given that instrument
up for more powerful one. The legs
had been cut of Just above the knee
joints. the murderer having evidently
failed To find the articulation between
the parts.
There was nowhere TO be found any
evidence OF struggle on the part Of
the woman. The deputy coroner was
positive that the woman had been dead
more than twenty-four hours. He said
also that the woman had been mother
Among the slight clcws which may
eventually lead TO the Identification Of
the body are those furnished by plain
gold ring the woman wore on the third
finger Of her right hand, ana by the
fact that she wore porous plaster on
her LETT breast In a bundle there was
found n piece OF note paper. on this
paper was a eliot OF blood and written