The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
NANCY GUTIFORD FOUND
ARREsTBD IN EFYERPO0L ON THE
sTmAAfER VANCOUVER.

Stops Tnkon nc once 10 Have Her Ex.
trndlted-BnGRnGe Proves Her Identify
Suspect Oxlsy in the GIN Case Makes
Important Admissions 20 the Polioe.
B~nIp0EroRT. Conn. Sept. 27s-Dr. Nancy
Guilford. who Is wanted for the murder Of
Emma GIN. is under arrest In LIVERPOOL. Eng
land, States Attorney Fessenden received q
cablegram this afternoon, saying that tho
Scotland Yard detectives had found the Wo-
man supposed to be Mrs. GuIiford. who was a
passenger on the steamer Vancouver. which
snlled from Montreal. Her baggage consisted
OF three trunks. one marked GIL, one Clifford,
and one Guilford. Mr.. F~essenden at once CO.
bied to arrest the woman, and steps were at
once taken to get the necessary papers TO
bring her to this country, and the State De-
partment at Washington was advised OF the
desire OF the Connecticut authorities TO have
Mrs. Guilford held until an ofleer with apers
for her removal to this country arrived.
Superintendent Birmingham and the de-
tectives at work on the case arc greatly elated
over the arrest Of Mrs. Guiltord. From the
morning she. with her daughter Eudora, hur-
ricdly left their home in this city on hearing
OF the finding Of the body Of Emma GIL In the
water at Seaview avenue bridge. Supsrintend-
ent Birmingham has kept track OF the wo-
man. They were traced to Elmira and shAd-
owed there. From Elmirn TO Montreal the
chase was continued. There the trail was
lost. but Superintendent BirminRham was
confident all the time that she had left the
country. Nancy Guilford will be charged with
manslaughter. The extradition treaty be-
tween this country and England includes the
crinhe OF manslaughter as an extraditable Of.
fence.
The probing OF the police in the mystery
surrounding the death Of Emma Gill has
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persons heretofore not connected with the
crime in any manner will be brought into the
case. This state Of affairs IL brought about
by the. information the police have received
from Albert II. 0xley. WHO brought Emma GILL
e Mr., Guiltord,s house IN this city. and from
iordS's maid EHf The infoifm MaH w" furpished By
In reply TO questions Qxley said that before
he brought Miss Gill TO- DR.. Nancy Guilford's
house he t0Sk her her e az 2 9 9ro Ih9 mp S1, IN NeE
object OF their visit. is not disclosed. the POI
made By o1iey. and viii only admit that he had
made the statement about che New Haven doc
In an interview to-day Mr.. Klein. counsel for
the Gptlford family, said that inside Of three
days. the police Of bridgeport would have to
Some other important disclosures were made
by young oxley. who now seems ready to tell
In the Gullford house this morning Police
man Peter Hackett found q small saw such as
hidden away under the ice chest. There were
marks on It which might be either blood or
New HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 27.-All sorts Of
stories are floating about here connecting DR..
=. L. r. Thompson OF Chapel street in this
trouble. The Bridgeport and New Haven de-
~tectives visited DIR. Thompson's house this
sponse that he was out of town. Rumors that
DR.. Thompson has run away were set afloat
Immediately. but they could not be con-
frmed.