The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-29
Name of Woman Unknown and All Identifcations Prove
 to Be Incorrect
THOUSANDS OF PERSONS
 HAVE VIEWED REMAINS
Many Claim to Have Seen the Woman Before, But None of Them Can Give Correct Name-Charies
 Kelley Is Released.

Notwithstanding the numerous identih- cations as Mollie Williams Ella Dodd' Ella Carmichael and others, the name or the unfortunate woman whose dead pooy was found floating in East Lake, sunday morning, is still unknown to the ponce' On full investigation, 1t was found that every Identification was incorrect, and the tragic affair is still shrouded in the darkest mystery. The skill of the Keen est of detectives has failed to develop cew, and so far there is not the slightest bit of information in possession or the police that will lead to the murderer or unfold the object of the crime.
 No one has succeeded in positively iden- tlfying the body up to midnight last night although something over 1000 people had viewed the remains. Nearly every one who took a look at the remains Of the woman knew some one who she resem- bled. and vet not few were almost sure they knew who she was
 One Woman Was Positive.
 The most positive of the identihcatons was that made by Jennie Armstrong woman who lives on Second avenue. be- tween Twenty-frst and Twenty-secono street. She declared that the dead wo- ma, was her first cousin and that her ,ame was Ella Dodd This was heard by the coroner's jury, but later investi- gation showed that the woman Dodd was st,u alive and with friends at IFS Edge wood avenue, Atlanta. A letter written bv her on Saturday afternoon was re- ceived in Birmingham yesterday morning n,, a friend here. and Coroner Paris says that the remains which are lying the ,,adar+al,er,s establishment are not those of Ella Dodd.
 The Armstrong woman's identihcauon was made largely on chemise Which she recognized as one she had made and siv- .n to Ella Dodd some time ago. sne re- rosnized the work and everything else. The coroner says the chemtse may ne inc same, but that the remains are those of another woman. According to jennie Armstrong; the dead woman's real name was sutton and her parents are MT ana Mrs. William Sutton. who live in At Ianta Coroner Paris stated that Ella Dodd is on a visit to her parents In At lanta at present.
 Kelley Is Released.
 Charles A, Kelley, who was arrested Sunday afternoon at East Lake, because he is said to have resembled the man who was seen with the dead woman on Thursday, was released yesterday by Coroner Paris, later evidence having tend ed to show that Kelley was not at East Lake on Thursday and had not been seen with woman.
 Dr. Council, a negro physician who has his office on Avenue A near Twentieth street. stated most positively that Kelley was not the man who was with the wo- man Thursday morning. He identified The remains as those of woman who come morning accompanied by an old white nan and telephoned to a friend in Wood avn, although they resembled each other.
 Kelley has vowed vengeance on the coroner, the officers and anyone else who had anything to do with iiIs being held In the jail
 No Clue Found.
 Coroner Paris stated late last night tia. he had found no clew which would lead to the arrest of any one for killing the woman.
 Another session of the coroner's jury aill he held this morning at o'clock in his office, and it may be adjourned 10 Ijee I,oy's undertaking establishment in ease there is anything else to be learned from an examination of the remains. There will be several additional witnesses to he examined and it is hoped that some thing will come to light which will lead to a solution of the mystery.
 The remains of the woman were em- balmed yesterday afternoon so that they could he preserved any length of time and enable people to see them and assist in
  ious for as many people to see the re- mains as possible.
 Twenty Names Given.
 There have been at least twenty names given. among them being Mollie Miller. Mollie Williams. Lillian Millwood. and Carmichael The story of the finding of the woman and the facts so far as known now are:
 Sunday morning Jim Wilson. with little dog of his, went around the lake and as they were approaching the Aquatic theatre from the western end Of the lake the dog became excited, jumped in- to the lake and swan to the remains of the woman which were floating about eight feet from the shore. Wilson gave inc alarm and the body was taken ashore {. o hoafA There were two bullet holes