The sun., 1898-02-09

Nittle was assigned to take charge Of her case
She was then committed TO Raymond street JAIL
without rshs bail for examination on Feb lS Last
done nothing but pace her cell back and forth
SSy Is1srnda" D5s MSndegsoa and Mos'r ycstsr.
Dr. SR' %6ssP Ga or the sh. O0G SurpSss pSss
SSP0H from Il. "nsyS Th. done
ssS .SS@Sd 0S 'tTaSss sTsSs. the rritsnt iS@
the loft ear, wa. wound, caused, the doc
sSF sSnatoH tSS unsss0 s0w and the a' odSS ssS
sns rec fsSs that that LED the doctors to believe that
the acid. From their condition the doctors said
that had Nth tho girl lived she would have been
The operation of trepanning was performed
sssn,sg MT psSs early yesterday afternoon and
NEw BRUNswIoK. N. j.. Feb s.--Three pack.
.fpt y mail 6y Mn Rss. her SrSthSr
at his home sis seaman & u street. GarrotSon @ % got
LARGEST Of tho three contained two bank Books,
ticket. dated Feb. !. from Brooklyn to New
ne S aevsSS ssRinr' '0IE 9a..ltSsi.n 5 ,%os q s.%g =
snd e.. oScs issued Sy tSs Of
gsvings Bank showed q balance of S2l8,S3.
,hn, ns Two other pscksEss contained Ave separate
she Called "siS " nse
notes were written in lead pencil. The only one
that was dated was written in ink on slip of
was ne s:9senco to the notes. % but vas was ovidsns
far back as Sept. 20. 1897. The note of that
10 Dear Grsoe Garretson:
IT anything should happen to mo, please
% son Ross whom he becomes Of age, and no to use
II for SSSd HopSE you T favor
5ss Han HsSeocf S street. Brootlyn." ft' H. FlA0n'
9n the of this nese ,sr was
The other notes were as folIo%S 70
wantit 1snsn't want any moro; Don't spend
look after dear little Ross and share with him
as long as he lives. Good-by. all. MATTE"
also this out OF
bar bank; Don't let any one know that you have
9 sSGss mssp oS ssns f o H.
b IN yoar possession. No one else has any
ssl MATTE E 'S Il. fG1oS. fG1 Sns
"Keep this money toward getting you a nioo
home home; will send you my clothing; Make good
Take good caro- OF my dear little Ross Go
see him and have him see you. When he 10 81
years old his time expires. Then take him to Hive
with you. How would love to see him.
Mr.. Garretson said: "The letters indicate that
my sister intended suicide. She was all wrapped
up In her son Ross, and her failure to secure pos
session of him affected her mind, believe. She
talked . great deal about him when she last
visited me, yet otherwise she seemed In good
spirits. I shall not open tho trunk until tomor-
row. do not believe 1t will throw any light on
the case, for It probably contains nothing but
some clothes for my daughter Grace"
Mrs. Places trunk 10 in the Pennsylvania
Railroad baggage room here, The police tried
to take It away. but tho baggagemaster refused
TO give 1t up until q check for 1t was forthcom.
ing. It 10 q coincidence that the trunk came out
here yesterday on the train on which Garretson
is baggagemaster. He himself tossed 1t out of
the baggage car ard never noticed that It was
addressed to his sister In his care, The
ttials "W. W. p" arc painted in white
letters. There In an expressman'e label on 1t
and also two cards On one is " p. d. Garrett
son, baggemaster on train 1s1, P. r. r. station;
also 31S Seaman street. For New Brunswick,
N j." Tho other card has the same inscription,
excepting that there is no local address on It.
On . label at the other end Of the trunk is tho
namo :" w. w. Place" and Mr.. Places business
address: Tho writing 10 all In . womans hand.
evidently Mrs. Places.