The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

Evidence Corroborating State
nent That Hazel Drew Wasson
Tabertolr Road July 7tll.I

labertoir Road Jily7tll.
DENTS #PR0P0s Ed MARRIAGE
But the Girl, Having Been One,
Disappointed, Placed No,
Trust iii Man.
TROY, N. ~, July is, acknowledgement:
to- day in tho Teal Pond murder nys.
terry, although they cleared up som,
OF the uncertainties Of Hazel brow.
whereabouts on the day before sl,t
terial svalue to establish tho identity
OF the girls slayer Who're she spent
the night Of July eth. the day on which,
she said she was going to New York
Is question the authorities arc un.
able to answer.
Tho story told BY Frank Smith and
Rudolph Gunderman tina they saw Miss
Drew On the Taberton Road on the
evening OF July Tth. whehs she Is sup.
posed to have been murdered, was
partly corroborated to-day by Henry
,Rollman. who lives at Bears Head
near Glass Lake: On the evening OF
July 7tt Mr.. and Mrs. Rollman drove
to Averill y, Park over the Tabcrtoli
Road.
Il. Saw Her Picking berries.
AT point about5a quarter OF a mile
west of where Gunderman and Smith
met Hazel they saw a girl. Mrs. Roll
man remarked to her husband that
sucl, q pretty girl ought not to BIO alone
on the road at that hour. The girl was
standing near the side OF the road
picking berries, and after they had
driven along for somo distance Mrs.
Rollnlan looked back, and she was
still standing where they had passed
her.
My. but that girl is having good
time with those berries" said Mrs.
Rollman to her husband.
The Incident was recalled when they
read the accounts OF Hazel Drew's
death and Mrs. Rollman's description
OF the girl TALES with that OF Hazel.
Mrs. Mary Robinson, who lives near
the Drew family in. this city, saw Hazel
at the union station Monday. July sth
When the girl told her she was going.
to New York.
Then she hurried out to take a local
80 DSAuSs vi HeTs4 movements
from that time until her suitcase was
checked on Tuesday AFTERNOON. at the
Troy railroad station the authorities
know little. Tho possibility that she
may have spent Monday night In AL.
bany caused an investigation TO be
made there to-day, but without effect.
Peter Cipperly, a resident OF shy
der's Lake. thinks he saw her in COM
pany with young man OF dark COM
pleXion on a trolley car going from
Abba to Averill Park about O'clock
Miss Drew. but his description of the
girl he saw on the car makes the au-
thorlties think that 1t may have been
her.
Dentist Proposed Marriage.
Inquiries are being made among
thirty or forty dentists OF the city be-
cause of statement made Ky the tus-
band Of Mrs. Nina Jones, of Watervillc.
Me-. yester lay. that Troy dentist had
asked Hazel Drew to marry him. Miss
Drew knew Mrs. Jones when she
lived In Troy and visited her last spring
at Providence. where she then resided.
None Of the dentists questioned thus far
remem bers having done work for Hazel,
but Mrs. E. G. Carey by whom Hazel was
employed until q few days before her
death, remembers that several weeks ago
Hazel told her that she had an appoint
mcnt with dc-tist and asked permis-
sion to keep it. Hazel mentioned the
dentists name, but Ms. Carey said to-day
that sho does not remember who it was.
The appointment was for the evening
and. thinking 1t rather unusual hour to
visit a dentists office, Mrs. Carey refused
X. let her go. 3 ls.s5s 90
Had Love Affair.
!. Mrs. Carey said to-day that Hazel APP
parently had had one love affair. John
Drew. the girls father. was at the Carey
residence day or two ago with two
detectives. who were questioning Mrs
Carey. She had told them that so far
that she knew Hazel had had no adj
mirers and during the girls stay at
her house she had had no callers. when
the girls father interrupted to say that
Hazel had been engaged to one man,
that the man married some other girl.
Since that time. Mr.. Drew said. Hazel
had had very little to do with men,
Mrs. Drew, the girls mother, said
Hazel, to my knowledge. has not
had q beau for more than year. I
asked her recently. Haven't got fellow
yet, Hazel r and she replied, NO, I
don't care for one. If 7 got one some
other girl would cut me OUT
Hazel then referred to her last love
affair with a man who stopped calling
on her when she became i'll with the
gr:r a year ago last spring and married
another GIRL
; PRESENT "a WoNIAN's HONOR"
sts VI .iS55
Glover Drama Well Prevented by ANA
tc ur Talent at Prospect.
Especial to The Times Dtspatch.1
PROSPECT v A. July ls.-On las.
pleasant ana SGuiJynble ave-
Mug was spent on the lawn OF Glenn
Hotel. while the Prospect Dramatic
Club produced Y" AWoman's II onor."S q