, 1898-11-09

body i'll q pond. at Bridgeport. Conn. anl
which was intensified by ia" " slndowinr "
of the suppose criminal, : Mrs. WiIbur ), or
" d.. GdiIi''rd,' bY. i objective from her
arrly1P"t Liverpool on the Dominion Limo
steamship Vancouver and during her journey
to Euston, has now entered upon auothnr
stage. On Saturday was Effected the arrest
Of q Mrs. MAIister, at a boarding house in
harrington square. Hlmpsteal road. ON
warrant fer manslaughter, by Dete ative-In-
Specter FroeSt, of ScotIand-yard.
1t viii be remembered that the BODY whom
htst discovered was believed to he that Of ,
Miss Marion Grace Perkins. who had myste.
I1onSly disappeared from her home at Mid
dleborough, Mass, @ld all arrargrmonts had
'Oeen hl'Nde Tor her funeral when she Ieturnc
with the explanation that sin had only IefC
home to GET married So far as is at pTesont
known the body IS still unidentified, but it is
ceitVn that it is that OF a woman ON whom
an illegal operation had been performed
The accused was brought up Yesterday NJ
BOw-street, before Mr.. Lushington boin
described on the chalge-sheet as N.ncv
Alice Guildford, 10. no orcupation a1drosS
refused, charged on a provisional warrant
w'bl mansIaugiter within the Jurisdiction of
the United States Government.
-Ar. Harry Wilson appeared for the uri-
Soner.
Detective-inspector Froest. of Scotland
yard, deposed that at 2.30 on Saturday after
room he wei t. rs, lIarrington-souare
1iampsteadsrOAd.. In q front room on the go.
cond floor he saw the prisoner. and said 10
lerP am = pollce-oficer; what is your
name ?" M'AIister.' she replied. "Wb4r,
DO you come from u? " I" From Chicago.
: how long have you been In this country ."
" Six months. " " At what hotel did Won
stay before you came to this house " !"
Game direct here Theu the Witness said
" 1 am Ia a position TO prove that all y5n
have told me- is false. | believe Won +, h.,
DIR. Nancy Alice GuiIdford, and | arrest Won
on q provisional wurant, accusing YOU of III
commission of the crime of maEslaughter
within the jurisdiction of tie American
Governments =. This is an outrage. " sho
replied. " It is not true. Tan | see nv
Consul ? Witness then brought her to
Bow-street, where she was charged. but re-
fused to give either her name. address. or
occupation. In the room where she was ar
rested thete WINS alarge steamer tt nix and a
hand-bag. They were taken to Scotland
yard, and there searched by Sergeant Harris
Before leaving the house, witness requested
the prisoner to hand him any documents in
10 POSStSSIOu, dliU sue handed HIM q IottAr
and a Purse containing q safe deposit kew.
The mamie had apparently been cut out Of
the letter.
Mr.. Wilso" deferred his oross-oxamina-
ton.
Detective-s4rgeant Harris, of Scotland
yard, stated that on searching the trunk he
found a number Of tea spoons engraved
. ~. g." LIP the hand bag he found u
& sound "a surgical instrument frequently
used in obstetrics "a gold thimble, engraved
" A. e., from r. and Il silver thimble, en-
graved n. A. G. He also found q numh,r
OF bottles and boxes containing drugs. and
two handkercbicf,, each with a piece MISSING
as If the name or initials hal been cut out.
Observation-Disclosures Lamothe. of the
City of Liverpool Police. stated that shorty
after seven O'Clock u. N. on Sept. 81 he was
ON the Princes lanIing-slagg Liverpool.
when the steamship Vancouver arrived. He
saw the prisoner leave together with the
trunk now at Scotland-yard and catch the
$40 train. from Riverside Station, Liveroool
to Euston; and he again saw her on Euston
hallway Stations at 10 p. NJ. About four
o'clock ON Saturday afternoon he saw her Of
Bow-Street FoIice-station aud identified her
as the person who travelled by the steamship
Vancouver in tIiennAme Of Wilbur. wines
believed from Quebec
At this poins the prisoner was remanded
Mr.. Wilson said that he supposed there
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