Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-06

Boston, Nov. GA formal examina- tion of the head of a young woman found in satchel at the bottom of Boston harbor yesterday, to be con ducted by Medical Examiner Francis A. Harris, was one of the most impor- tant phases of the official investigation of the suit case mystery scheduled for to-day. The local authorities declared that they had no doubt whatever that this examination would show the head to be that of Susanna A. Gears, the missing Cambridge chorus girl, and that the Identification of the suit case victim as Miss Geary thus would be complete The head remained over night in the Howard street undertak- ing establishment.
 Morris Nathan, who has been at the city hospital since he was brought here from Pittsburg to answer to q charge of abortion in connection with the case, was expected to appear in court to-day. 1t yas also planned by District Attorney N. J. Sughrue to ask the Suffolk county grand jury to-day to return indictments on the charge of abortion against Nathan, William B. Howard and Louis W. Crawford, who are under arrest in New York city, and Dr Percy D. Mcleod, who Is at liberty under $20,000 bonds awaiting furth- CT hearing on Friday next. If these indictments are returned steps at once will be taken to secure the extradition of Howard and Crawford to this state. The police expressed the belief that the only person closely connected with the death of Miss Geary who had not yet been apprehended, was Mrs Mary s, Deane, the alleged manager of the Roxbury establishment where the girl died, and for whom they continued their active search to-day.
 Medical Examiner Harris visited the undertaking establishment where the body rested shortly after 9 o'clock to- day. After making a superficial ex- animation of the head, he immediately proceeded to police headquarters for a consultation with the officials. He de- clined to make any statement regard ing the case.
 Among those with whom the medi- cal examiner conferred was District Attorney Sughrue The grand jury for Suffolk county opened its deliber- ations to-day for the November sitting and the district attorney was called from the grand jury room to consult with Dr Harris. Afterwards 1t was stated at the office of the district at torney that the circumstances of the death of Susanna Geary would not be considered by the grand jurors to-day although this might be done later in the week and a report made.
 Superintendent Pierce announced today that as soon as extradition pa- pers were issued from the governors office he would return to New York with Chief Watts in order to escort to this city Louis W. Crawford and William E. Howard under arrest there on the charge of dlsposing of the body of the chorus girl. Superintendent Pierce said: "We regard the case of the death of Miss Geary as practically complete and explained. We expect to be able to prove the charges made against the various persons under ar rest"
 Later in the day 1t was thought possible that the Geary case might be reached before night by the grand fury. A chart of the dead girls teeth was made to be used as evidence in the case. Arrangements were made for a visit to the undertaking rooms by Mrs Geary, the dead girls mother. Afterwards the head was to be sent to the Harvard Medical school where the remaining parts of the body are kept in charge of Professor Whitney.