The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
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We bst erssf 81 Deaf ille.# Amelia county
10 whom she had written this morning.
This letter.6not having been male was 1
seen last night at the Unfortunate girl
Aboardlng house at4No 3222.. n ortlll N me-
steehth Street. @ rs 5s5
559 MI ss w chs ter lived wifi Mrs. Fannie8$E
SMarable, whose daughter. M ISIS n tlo ware,
was her. companion and frlend siy Bot
or these ladies spoke In he highest terms
Sof the dead eli r.. ID Ii h. @ a ,8
ISL For three months pas t Mamie NV ebste
las been a waitress at Sirkwood 8 RESI- all-
rant nearEIJlg htllSand Main Stree s.;ss She
was returning to her home; No 3z2 North
Nineteenth Street, when she sca me g Sller
fdeat h. @sji
Meets Mysterious Man.
8 On Christmas day last, IA young man
named Bert Forster. introduced to her
young man who said Ibis name va $
5Steinback. g5 q MIL !, ,85s 8
This young man. who Informed her that
Gl,e5 was 81 n bookkeepers iii the American
National \ Bank. paid tho young woman
considerable attention. coming to her
boarding house continually, and y Of Ten
walking home with her from lllrk woods
restaurant. $9} "A 55S5 4! 5st i,
3. Later tho young man told her that .
his name was Il w M l.. Price, and that
shc could call hin up at phone No 90, n
which us tho phone nlbcr# 81 y thesSlittyi
II Bank. 5fs 5s g8s
Il Presidents OF both banks y sta ted n last
might tina tho one bearing either the name
Sof stetnbecll or Price was In their e M
8ploy, 9j III ,8fS Z Il. &.
#gyrhis man Price or SteinbeclS was Nv n
Mamie Webster when she met her3 dea TIL
having gone to wood 9 resta lrant ah ~
waited for ler until she finished Sher8
duties and was ready to 50 home s she5
left her place IT. employment y together
with Miss Howard, but wa 8 1olinse GPy
Price (or. Stelnbeck), q who walked Win Will
Eher In Ninth to Broad Street, and $doWn
the hil6to the fatal railway tr tp g
Stranger to Smith nit b, "a
5 Miss Howard, accompan led ny "
q. Smith, Of No, 1l0S Capltol s9trcet,s w
como distance behind and did not see the
awful accident.
III M smith states that he mover 50 W
Price Cor stelnbeclt) until he rushe 3bacis
P.oSpbin md Miss Howard crying out,
.Nannlo has been cut, In two by an n on on.
CINE" ~ !, ], y i, !, !, z, y
b, 4, scene Of the accident by lsf ergeiulhp
Werner ana by the coroner. 10 them he
raye tic name or " liam lAEl i'r,ce, nha
bis address as No, 90 East Marsh ~
Street, S} 5 : !, ~ AZ
address, \, 4. =, Y, &
Casper Fisher, bar-keeper for 70 = y lIa,
- Ia has d, saloon on tho corner OF
seventh and Broad Streets; lives ny 40.
sss North Nineteenth Street. with MIS-.
Marble, He came to tho place OF MISS
Webs er's death shortly after tho accident
and heard some ono address Price! " V,
III thought your name was stelnheckyp
said Fisher. ,55 S. IA 5 3
Later. Prlca came to poyle's place, 90
FISHER states, and REQUESTED HIM not 70
disclose the fact that no had used an as
sumed name N q III So 5itE ttt s5b tii .
There has becn made an earnest search
for the man who says, hiss name Is Price
nut he cannot he found. lie can tell more
than anyone else q about the accident, ana
he will be able to say, Whother or not
SNannio Webster was III filed accld entall5
6or committed suicide X E.3s ~
The coroner Waved theis body Mt tho
nroad Street crossing, y fterl which 1t was
taken to Bliiey's undertake IN s. establish
ment rs a. eil {5y. i.
The Broad Street line. Of the Passenger
more than All hour on account Of tho
street being blocked by tho freight train,
which flWas mot moved unit ii after the
coroner had am .is 8Ss
Y. Englneer sopsry.. y grest 90 lSby Sergeant
Werner, charged vii h ~ ma ms la ught or,
Hpept the niEht the. 4ollcer Sta ti0n.