Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-03
mo FURTHER CLEW.
Cause of Nellie Fuller's Death
Still a Mystery.
carni and Page Tell Their Stories to
Chief of Police Drennan-A spy
Mans Investigation.

Inspector Stone passed the greater
part of Sunday working in trying to
discover the secret of the death OF
Nellie V. Fuller, at the City Hospital,
Saturday morning. The inspector did
not leave stone unturned in his search
for evidence, but at night it seemed
that his work had been for naught, as
nothing developed which tended to
strengthen the suspicion that either
Calnt or Page, who are under arrest,
are responsible for the womams death,
nor to establish their innocence without
question. The inspector, however,
struck few trails which he will follow
today, in the hope that they may lead
to something.
During the day, both Carni and Page
were taken before Chief of Police Dren-
nan. Both men related practically the
same stories as they told Saturday, and
which We're printed In Sundays Spy.
Carnfs story, however, differed slightly
IN a few particulars, the difference not
pelng OF enough consequence to alter
the general story. To Chief brennan,
Cdrni said that he was awakened. he
thought, about 2.46 o'clock Friday
morning, by moaning. After listening
a While, he located the sound in the al
ley at the rear Of his kitchen. He
arose and going to the door, looked
out and recognized the woman living in
Inc alley. He returned and, slipping on
mis- trousers, went out and caught hold
OF her. She said: Where am II" and
earn replied that she was ''aIl right"
He drew her into the kitchen, holding
ner IN one arm, while he took down
blanket frcm the wall He spread it
upon the floor and then laid the woman
upon it. When she was on the floor,
she again asked where she was, and
Carnt replied that she was in the house.
she then asked for her glasses, and
Carni said he went into the alley and
found then; on the concrete walk.
Carni said he then went to bed. and
when ne arose at els O'clock he noticed
twftching Of the Woman's shoulders.
arms and legs. He paid no attention to
TINS, suppos1ng she was getting over the
drunken stupor under whose influence
ne supposed she was, The rest of his
story was substantially as reported in
yesterdays papers.
In reply to questions, the two prison.
ers related how they passed Thursday
night. Page said he went to the Nick
elodeon and later went to Carni's honsa
arriving th2re about o'clock, Carni
clalns he was In the house al! the eve
nlng until Pages arrival When tbe
natter entered, a short walk was pro-
posed, and the man walked about the
neighborhood until 10 O'clock when
rage claims he started for his home
and Carni declares he went into bis ta,,l'
enent. He sat about reading mil IN On
o'clock and then ratirad S,,e,.r -''0e
probability thar tbe no1ioas -,
some holes in this STORY i'iiu
A reporter of tha snzy ,,;s.;+,.. GO,
tenement with Tnsnae4o,. 60. S ya-.
the day ana me- 80 s2toiie curing
of all articles in ~ t aiii,ule ispection
it was Thought r,ossibie ~ 81 %iSn witch
blow as the F1ulIe, T,o,,,,s9T ms t suesi
Not a sign Of MOOD VIZ - S CD
The tenement is in the ereatas. ee lolliiu;
disorder Some oI1esfto,, -, s'sNi ~ VI
raised whether II was ros,,t,i ilaS peel
groan uttered in the alley bv l ner-
son in Carni's he'd yoor, ~ q pei
ment was made and ~ r,,;ta an eAps si1
tinctly heard This ,,,o,,la - y % ule-
move some do1ht Of Co., 80 ,It " re-
the conditions v,~era 30 $50 0'o oiS, oue
than they were E,iao,, r,onr - uliteTent
night the ear was wsitjr,a e. - 70 g. I1a'se
while Er.ido1, r,o'.s1'.s Iol tne NOISE,
Carnis storv he .lt Hnon according to
AS stated Sundsv the DnEc
found. according ~ Cow; - - vac
of the 1isht If ese,,ey, 500 az uns Iool
from Myrtie sfraet IIa ssepS -. teaolng
lying at the foot of the stems IL StiJ was s
feet nearer the foot o M ~ ,rI Wei
would make If annesr that A., 2 = n y
head was not due to faIln1t ~ Uee an III
steps at any rate Tn tha ;,n1,es.t, II inc
at the house considarshla a,,i5e,s,oea ~
recent drinking came to Meb+ ~ -
were a number of lIn,,or hotti 1tiea9
the kitchen, but three of them es,, sap s',;
dence of having been RECENTLY anoo+ie5
In Carni's trunk two more BOTTLES 49, I1sss
found, both partially filled.
Inspector Stone tried to locate tha
movements of the Fuller woman FROM
the time she left the Myrtle street ras-
taurant until found as claimed bv Carni
but nobody was found who saw her
after 7.3O o'clock Thursday night.
piece Of news was learned last night
by the Spy man, which has not vet been
turned over to the police, but will be
communicated to Inspector Stone today.