The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-01
ANOTHER WIVED WOMAN HALL
BOsTON GIRL ~ MANS CLOTHES
DIES AT SEA.
Charles winsiew Hall. Crack Riae shot.
travelling with IN Italian VIE. VA
Neatly Caroline ". Hall -Passed as .
Man for Years Here and In Italy.

Neatly 0aroit0e W. Hen esseu ~ y
Man for Year, Here and In Italy.
Murray Hall. the Tammany woman who
died last year after burying . wife. had
something Of an imitator among the cabin
passengers OF the Italian steamship Ctta
al Torino q the veloce Line. which arrived
on Sunday from Mediterranean and Azores
ports. This was a delicate, b~lue-eyed.
besrdlees person, who. according to the
ships manifest. was Charles Winsiow
Hall With him was . red-cheeked, olive
skinned Italian woman, about "a years old.
She has big. lustrous eyes. and cannot
speak enough English to make herself
understood by an American. b was
registered as Mrs. Giuseppina Hall. and
said she was the wife Of Charles winslow
Hall. Mr.. Hall and his wife were con-
stAntly with zach other on the voyage
They boarded the ship at Genoa on Sept o
Mr. Hall appeared 10 he over 30 years old.
Mr.. Hall evidently was an American +.
spcaking Italian with q decided tracs Of
Yankee accent. He was zone OF the boys
freauenting the smoking room a. much
a. tbs earnest sport aboard ship and drink
ing more Italian wine and cognac than
any other passenger, He told his fellow
voyag.rs that he was a crack rife shot
and a painter. II was soon observed that
he APPEARED 10 b. a tritie unbalanced men
tally He was an able seaman. and. when
Others sought the seclusion Of their abins
IN stormy weather. he reported for meals.
The woman. who said she was his wife,
put him TO Tod every night until the ship
Wa within six days Of SANDY Hook. Then
lie was unable To leave his berth and the
ships surgeons. Drs Giulio Angrissni and
Nicola Ram. were asked to look after
him. DR. Angri-sni talked with the patient,
suspected that Mr. Hall was a woman
and verified his suspicion.
Then the patient owned that she was
Miss Caroline " Hall Of Boston. Miss
Hall begged the doctor not TO let any 81
the cabin Passenger know that she was
not a man. The doctor said none ~ them
should know but hat he regretted To tell
her that he " ould ave TO report the case
To- the skipper. Capt Eugenio di LauereIio
Miss Hall made the doctor promis. TO ask
IN. skipper not 10 reveal her ser The
doctor did So. and the skipper told no
body except his agents, Bolognssi a Hart
field Of this city
Miss Hall never left her berth again
alive. She failed gradually as the chip
ran into colder ATTITUDES. Nhil. the l1tta
al Tonno was IN Quarantine at ? - o'clock
ves,nrday morning Ni-s Hal -uccumhed
10 consumption. Her death was possibly
hast ansi by the inordinate uz. Of stlInu-
lants, WHICH. she had hoped. would keep
her alive until she reached the home OF
her old father IN Ro~ton.
A. the eta iii Iortno - from Naples.
port wher buhonic plague has Appeared.
br. tso+y deoided 10 take charge of the
hody o. Miss Hall. II was removed 10
Swinturn. Island. where an autopsy
showed that Miss Hall had died oi con-
sumption.
Tn. woman who posed AZ Miss Halls
wife IL Miss Giu-cppina Bor1ani Of Nilan
She steaks only a few wordr ~ English.
She told the Italian doctors that she had
rn., Mas Hall in Milan ten years ago and
TINT they had become fast friends Miss
Hall held the opinion that ~petticoats were
in the way 81 an ambitious woman. who
wanted 20 ssa tie world and she
them for trousers. .
She did many ~ the things that men do,
including tipping and cigar smoking
According 20 Miss Boriani. Miss Hal
was an expert with the rife and had taken
part In several important matches In Italy
and America. She was better known IN
Italy than el-ewhere a. a crack shot She
had often declared that she could not gei
q chan-c 20 do things unless she APPEARED
in the dress Of a man,
She followcd the hounds astnde q hunter
and took part ia many kinds Of men : games
Il 10 said that she threw a hall, also
drank one. with masculine precision M"
si-.nt much time IN Italy Her mother,
who died last year. often travelled with her
and humored her whim She had not
seen her father. who IL said to bc wealthy.
for nine Nears.
The Italian doctors u the Otta Of TuHno
aid that they. inferred from Nils not
ilnis talk tina, Mis- Hall had gone = little
t.f, % al. was an only daughter and long