The evening world., 1905-07-08

ned to take the body away by DR.. Kin
ney and the telegram to the girls pa
rents war sent by him.
The father Of the dead girl IA a pros.
porous shoe dealer of Peekskill. Her
sister. Miss Catherine Thompson. came
TO this city to-day in great excitement
over the telegram that she had re-
ce!ved, signed by DR.. Kinney. She said
at the undertaking establishment that
the statement that her sister died of
paralysis of the heart or abdominal
tumor was absurd, as Mamie left home
last Tuesday morning in the very best
Of health.
When the girl left home she said she
was going to visit her aunt. Mrs. Daniel
Forest. Of Port Richmond, 8. I. She
did not &c there at all. and evidently
had made advance arrangements to en-
ter the sanitarium, for she went straight
there.
What the authorities want to know
now is why DIR. Morgan. having by his
W admission secn the girl before her
death on Thursday night, gave the
death certificate he did. and they also
want explanations from the physicians
as to how the girl happened to be in
such condition.
Miss Catherine Thompson could give
no information that would explain tho
plight of her sister. She was COM
pletely Frustrated by her death and
tainted several times when told that
the body would have to DO examined
by the Coroner's Physician.
The girls aunt. Mrs- Forest made this
statement to-day:
MY niece visited me last Sunday and
stayed over Sunday. When she left me
she promised to return on Tuesday and
spend the Fourth OF July here. She
did not come and I was very much sur
prised. / have heard nothing of her
since. Mamie was a quiet girl, but
pretty, and had had much attention. I
believe she was engaged to marry q
man who is q member of the Seventy
first Regiment"
Watched Strange Removal.
Halsey c. Chatterton. q publisher
living In the Long Acre apartments,
saw the undertaker's wagon drive to the
door early to-day. Three men got out,
entered the basement Of the house and
the wagon then drove a few doors away.
Chatterton knew about DIR. Bl!nn's
former occupancy of the house, and he
also knew of the case on the same
block recently, when two men walked
a dead man out between them. and he
thought he had better call attention to
the situation. He notified Manager
O'Dwyer and the two were watching
the house when the three men came
out carrying the dead body of the
Young wnmnn II Uaa In vrlolx1.
basket. Tho men ~signalled to The
wagon and It drove I'D and received the
body
Police Guard Body.
Chatterton notified a policeman, who
rang up the station-house for instruc-
tions. Capt. Gallagher told him to hold
the body. The wagon a started
away. however. so the policeman fol-
lowed It to Aldred's shop and stood
guard over It.
Mr.. Aldred talked freely Of the mat
ter and showed the death certificate
which was made out In the name OF
Jennie or Mamie Thompson. The police
called up DIR. Schenck and DR.. Morgan
and they insisted that paralysis of the
heart was the cause OF death and tina,
there was nothing to investigate. New
ertheless, the Coroner decided to hole
the body and to-day DR., Watson, hi,
physician. win make an autopsy to de
lermine the cause Of DEATH.
DIR, schenck. whose patient the WON
an was, would not say a word abou
the case to-day. DR.. Morgan was NOR,
communicative.
II was called In to this case Thursda,
night over the telephone he saie
this morning. They wanted m,
consultation and ! went there a
was In a dying condition. Sh,
had an abdominal tumor and hear
her, I could see perfectly VIII what wa.
, the matter with her, She died an houI
or SO later OF paralysis OF the heart.
Made Certificate In Blank.
"Dr. Schenck had no death certificate
so he asked me to make one out when
: got home and send II to him. I did 90
. fea:dng the place for the history or IN,
: dAess6Sd-bAak. ~ ! knew aehhARg o