The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-02

bers, had been playing.
Attorneys Cove and Siskind counsel
Tor Nathan, do not know OF the discovery
OF the pawning OF the ring. and last even
ing when leaving police headquarters
AFTER a long conference with the prisoner
and the members OF his family. they re-
fused TO be Interviewed.
NATHAN IN HOSPITAL.
Lying on n neat cot. a physical wreck.
AZ the result Of his terrible ordeal ~ tho
the past few days. Morris Nathan. sweet
heart OF Susan Geary. the beautiful victim
OF the winthrop suit case mystery. under
arrest with the charge OF abortion hang
ing over his head. was confined at thu
Boston City hospital under police guard.
Immediately after the heart breaking
scene at the parting OF the mother and
son In the office OF Superintendent Pierce.
Nathan was removed TO the tombs. IL
was only after the most strenuous work
on the part Of DR.. Dunn, a city physician.
that Nathan was enabled 10 walk from
headquarters 10 the tombs. assisted by
superintendent Pierce. Inspector McAuley
and a patrolman.
A telephone message was sent TO tho
Boston city hospital. They sent an am
bulance 10 the city prison, after which
Nathan. who again collapsed. was driven
at a rapid rate TO the hospital.
Tenderly he was wrapped I'm blankets
on the stretcher and carried TO a private
ward. Here he was placed under the caro-
OF two doctors. who gave Nathan stimu-
lants and nourishment. There is a pos
sible chance that Nathan may not be- In
a condition that will warrant his appear
ance In court today for -arraignment on
the charge Of abortion.
GOT GOOD SLEEP.
Great precautions are being taken that
Nathan will not work himself into a state
OF insanity as the result Of his grief and
worrlment over the death and circum-
stances surrounding Susan Geary, his
promised wife.
Instructions were given 10 the hospital
authorities that under no consideration
should Nathan be questioned about the
case.
AS soon as Nathan was placed in bed,
he gave vent to a sigh OF ~relief-relief
from the siege OF questioning and exam
nations by the police and reporters, and
now free-free for a short time to seek
that which he has most needed for days,
sleep and quiet.
He lay like one in a trance. his eyes
wide open, staring blankly toward the
ceiling. Then his eyes began TO grow
heavy. and as the nurse stroked his fore
head, he smiled ever so saintly.
Great was the difference tive this
motherly appearing nurse and the mar
ble-heater inspector. bent only on the
securing OF justice. Soon Nathan was
asleep. for the first time since he was
notified OF last Saturday this sweetheart,
Susan Geary. was the victim OF the Win
throp suit case mystery.
MRS. GEARY WANTS TO CALL.
81 should like very much TO talk with
Morris Nathan said Mrs. Catherine
eGary yesterday. when Informed that Ma
than had arrived I'm Boston In a most pitt
liable condition.
The poor fellow is suffering. while the
guilty person Is free. perhaps having u
good time somewhere.
The last time | saw Nathan was about
two weeks ago in Worcester. Our meeting
then was very happy. for | told him what
the three mediums had told me. We
shall have her home I'm two weeks
said.
know nathan was intimate with SUI
sic. but he never told me that he had had
intercourse with her. All the CONVERSE
ton We had was aobut what each had
found out concerning Susie.
Tt IL sad that anything should come
between them when they owed one an
other 80 dearly. n r. harder for us. be-
cause we placed 40 much confidence IN
her success.
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