Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-06
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street house under the name of Dean
out in October. when she moved to the
house at ID Monroe street, she gave
MIS-. Gllfether as her name Her daush-
Ter is being educated in a convent.
She ieit the winthrop street house
about Oct. l. but a Mrs. Cross remained
"a ti'aise ther" Tor Two weeks longer
Mrs. Dean, or Gilfether. rnovaa 70 tba
mouse on Monroe street but left there
on NOV. ]. aftei reading of the arrest
or Nathan. Mrs. Cross has also dronnei
out 81 public view, as has inc dauebter
VINO was being educated in tho convent
LII. Percy ID. Mcleod of 1877 HINT.
ihgton avenue. after passing one night
in the Tombs, was released on hail of
9-o'ooo Saturday afternoon. Morris
Nathan Is still 4 prisoner, but is being
cared for at the City hospital Yester-
day afternoon his counsel ca,Iad ~,
him and made a long visit Tbav
questioned him on various aspects of
the case. put he still sticks to his origi
nal story-that he last saw the girl
on Saturday evening, Sept. Q. when she
was leaving the theatre. thar he did
not go with her to the Bishop medical
Office. and was not present at the op-
Grafton on her. and that he was not
able to learn anything about where she
had been taken.
His attorneys say that his errand to
Boston on Sept. IL was not to nawn
the ring, although it is not denied that
he did pawn it. The proceeds were NOT
used to pay any part of the cost of a.
criminal operation, he declares, but for
his own personal expenses. More than
that, he declares this was not the first
time she had permitted him to pawn
the ring in order to raise money.
His counsel say they will be able to
account for every cent of money. and
for every moment of his time. 1t is
not extraordinary that he should be in
Boston on Sept. IL and Sept. 49, He
was here. they declare, on many other
dates in that month. while the company
was playing in adjacent cities, and al
ways on business for the company.
Supt. Pierce and Chief Watts re-
manned in New York to pursue to The
END some details of mystery case
that has been so successfully unveiled.
The grand jury will meet, next week.
and indictments will be asked for all
now under arrest. Probably not until
these indictments have been granted
Will Crawford and Howard be brought
back from New York, as it will be a
much simpler matter to secure requisi-
ton papers Oil an Indictment than on
a lower court warrant.
Towards father was an engineer,
hut is now said to be q Waterman.
The son says his father lives at 3O6
Dudley street. There is a man named
Howard there. but the housekeeper
there refused to permit him to be seen,
last night, saying that he was seri-
ousy ill.
The revelations i'm this case have
been so shocking that it is quite likely
a crusade against them will be the
result. The police have held that it
would be impossible to convict, except
on specific evidence of crime, but Dr.
Harvey of the state board of registra-
ton in medicine, says that the mere
hanging out of a shingle bearing the
title Dr." or any title indicat ting that
the person operating under it is ell
titled to practice medicine, is contrary
to law, unless the person has been duly
registered. Few. if any, of these abor-
tinnists are registered SO Dr. Harvey
claims 1t would be Il simple matter to
sweep them out OF existence.