The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-01
Nj, SAYS \ WOMAN IS
HER R-ALE-S|STER. |.
Mrs. NJ Young Turns Up
Alive and Indignant.
Mrs. Hull's New Tale.
.WoMAN's STORY
is NOT CREDITED
She Asserts That Corpse Is That
ofiMiss CASTOR, Of Tcnnes-
see, and That She Hoped
to Avoid Notoriety
by Her False
hood.
.WOMAN,S STORY
is NOT CREDITED

y NEWARK, N. j.. December 31.-The
Identity OF the woman whose dead
body was found In Harrison. N. j., last
Thursday remains mystery The
story told by Mrs.& Hattie Hull. that
the dead woman was her friend. Mrs.
Agnes Young. was exploded to-day.
Mrs. Young was found alive and well
In New York City. She is employed az
All accountant in real estate Office
in New York. and to-day said emphat-
tcaliy that she had not been In New
Jersey on Chrfstmas Day, and that she
did not know any one named Charles
Meyers for whom the police Were
&esrching as result of Mrs. HilTs
Statements. Mrs. Young obtained first
knowledge OF the fact that her name
had been connected with the murder
mystery. from this mornings newspa-
pers while on her way to the office
where she is employed. She expressed
3ncfgnation that her name had been
drawn into the affair BY Mrs. Hull.
Mrs. Hull told the police that she had
parted from Mrs. Young on Christmas
Day. and that Mrs Young was about
To start for Harrison in company with
Meyers. Mrs. Young declared to-day
that while she knew Mrs. Hull, she had
ret seen her for two years.
Knows Nothing About II.
- am at loss to understand" she
why my name has in any way
connected with the murder mys-
Ifknow Mrs Hull, but she must
iemented to tell ouch story
me to the police. I nave never
In Harrison In my life. SO cer-
could not have been where the
dy occurred. 80
RS. Hull's statement that accom-
d her and man named Charles
RS to JOY. Jersey City, is abso-
false. j do not even know a
les Meyers.
Ler consultation with her employer
Young gave out the following
ment:
h was assistant accountant at
Hotel Ansonia, and j knew
S. Hull and befriended her. but
ye not seen her for the. last two
lrs. Any other statements con-
ming me are absolutely false"
gned) AGNES YOUNG"
police Magistrate, who has charge
e case. urged Mrs, Young by tele-
e. TO come to Harrison and con-
Alra. Hull and see whether she
identify tho body OF the MUIR
i woman, but Mrs. Young declared
she did not want to be involved
ie case further.
Now Says Miss Custom.
s.. Hull was again questioned be-
she was Informed that Mrs. Young
alive, and she repeated her asser-
that the body was that OF Mrs.
lg.
hen Mrs. Hull was told that Mrs.
ng had hen found alive she de-
id that the murdered woman was
own half sister. Minnie jeanette
on, daughter of r. B. CASTOR, OF
erville. Tenn. She said that Miss
on was formerly a member of the
US OF the Texas Steer Company
had been living lately at,1492 Am
lam Avenue, New York City.
IS. Hull declared that Charles Mev.
brought her sister to New York
the South, and that she taccompa-
the latter to meeting with Meyer
yhristmas Day, when Miss CASTOR
to go to Harrison with Meyers
Hull said she identified the body
hat of Mrs. Young in order te
dsinvolying Miss Gaston's name ir
andal. She asked that the body be
to Mr.. CASTOR, Sevierville, Tenn
le mas gistrate lectured Mrs. Hull
her deception, and ordered de.
i've, to- escort her out of New Jersey