The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01
WOMAN DOCTOR PERFORMED
OPERATION ON MISS GEARY
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During the forenoon Evelyn Geary, sis
ter OF the dead girl. was brought to head
quarters for n consulta ton with the Of
fcers. IL had been arranged that Super
intendent Pierce, Chief Inspector Watts
assistant. should meet Nathan on his
arrival.
Miss Geary remained with Capt. Dugan
of the inspectors force. who brought her
10 headquarters, where she remained for
some time. At the conclusion OF the
conference Information was denied as 10
what had taken place. on her way out
however. Miss Geory stated with refer
ence to the report that letters had been
found I'm Nathan's room at P%ittsburg in
d~icating that the family knew that Susan
Geary had gone 10 an institution TO sub
NIT 10 an operation. that she wished TO
state that she personally had written no
letters TO Nathan.
Her mother had written regularly once
a week, she said, but she was very sure
that there was nothing I'm her mothers
letter TO indicate the knowledge OF her
daughters condition, as Mrs. Geary was
ignorant OF IT. Miss Geary added thai
her sister had had no intimate male
friends other than Nathan.
WAIT ARRIVAL OF TRAIN HERE.
There was some little disappointment
manifested today by those who an
ticipated that Morris Nathan, so promi-
nently connected with the suit case muir
der, would pass through this city. when
II was known that he would start from
New York this morning for Boston. IL
was thought that IL he came by the train
going through this city he would pass
through on the 2:0 parlor section. Ac-
cordingly there were a number OF per-
sons IN hand to catch a glimpse Of the
man, but when the train pulled In II was
found that he was on the second section,
which reached his city at $40 p. m.
Among those who were on hand 10 meet
the train were "A number of newspaper
men from Boston and Chief Watts OF the
Boston detective bureau and one OF his
assistants. Detective Dugan. These men
met the first section OF the train and then
waited the arrival OF the second section.
NATHAN VERY WEAK.
Morris Nathan when the News man saw
him I'm the parlor car this afternoon said
he felt very weak, not exactly like run
ming n foot race.
After ne was shown the bunch OF news
paper men who boarded the train he was
uueried by the Boston police officials. Su-
perintendent Pierce. Chief Watts and De
tective Duasn, they TOOK him into q state
room and began the questioning that
they have been preparing for during
the past few days.
He looked weak and a very sick man
as he lay back on the cushions I'm the
drawing room car.
His face was much thinner than his
photo, and his complexion was sallow AMI
there was a feverish loo kto his eyes.
When he went TO the stateroom the Of
ncers had 10 help him and he sank into
The semi obscurity Of the corner with an
air OF relief.
He Is not hurdened with bracelets and
but for the solicitous care Of the several
heavily built men with him might be
an ordinary invalid on his way home to
%recuperate ipstead OF a man about TO face
a terrible ordeal OF inquisition.
Boston. Nov. 1T was learned today
that the police nave a warrant for the
arrest OF Nathan. The specific complaint
was not disclosed.
Deputy Neal OF the state police thinks
little 81 the claim OF Nathan's lawyer
that Miss Geary lives and that the dis
mcmbered body is that OF another woman.
There II not one chance In a million
that Il Is anybody else than Susan n.
Geary." said the official THE rings
alone would not be sufficient proof, BUT
the size OF the woman. her complexion
and an the corroborative evidence that
could Doe brought forward leaves not a
shadow of a doubt I'm the minds OF the
police.
at rs the height OF im~probabillty that the
rings fouUd upon the hand and positively
Identified by Mrs. Gcary. would have
been taken from the hand OF Susanna
Gcarv. and put upon another woman's
finger. why should this be done2'
$3.50.