The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
MISSING GIRL DEAD IN LAKE
MISS HLOODGOOU BODI FOJ NJ
~ CIRAStI.JO.
Clothed OnlS ~ when she Neat FrOR
lsome In aser Nishsaress- Apparently
she wade Ter the water by shortest
CHI % Nlght % Ber Dl.appearanee

aut oa Nhght % Hrr Dlsappearnnre.
LA.ANW.p Y. D.. March I,.--The body
Of Miss He.,.n }lOOdgood was found this
afternoon in Lake Carasaljo. 10 was
recovered nv IierL~rt doughty and Will
lam NJ. Pendlr in about ten feet of water.
some thirty feet from the shore. 81 what
h called the laurel in the Pines Point.
u was brought by the finderu Ia he rustic
bridge known a. Kissing Bridgr. and there
Il awaited for an hour the arrival 1T COro-
rer John lIaEanAn az Toms River. who
permitted it 40 l'e taken to the undertaking
rooms Of q. J. Wssthall
Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Bloodgood was in
Lakewood AZ the time OF the hnding Of
the body, both Heing ont in automobiles
searching for tiding- % the daughter
Miss smith. the trained nur-~ from
whom the young " oman eSoaped 81 day
break on Wednesday morning. hurried ,o
the place and remained Ivy the body.
which had bsen covered with AUTOMOBILES
rugs taken from passing machine
when it was lifted frop the skin which
brought Il to the landing Miss smith
waited there until the arrival % the
ccruas- ara the permit was gwen 10 re-
move tho body.
Doughty aud pendis have zen On the
lake IN their rowboat ever since Miss
HlOOdGood Disappeared and have been
graphing during the last four days.
This afternoon doughty was rowing the
skin verv SLOWLY ana rendle was using
the irurs u hon tn arm II the irons caught
the night rot~ 1T tine g.ri They lifted the
bo-iy into tine skih and rOw~d TO tho
neaI..i 'trding - this Llk~ path -
thrnnprd VERY afternoon with tire ~
sorter~ Tor tnsir afternoon stroll u did
not Ia 10 long for a large crowd t. collect.
Tn" 'n,ling ~ the bid" in Carasalio
Indicate itat The grit "scap-d from the
home ~ "Wednesday morning m the
manner stated by the nurses and that she
iarted down seventh street then through
The private Nsv Nv Georgian Court. the
residence Df G-,,TK- 3 Could and az that
puint made the lean into tho lake
Familiar with IRkcwoo' a the family
had psas~d winters ~ the Iaur.l HOUSE
and - abe had driven all over town. she
doubtless made her hiRht IN tn. manner
Indicated. taking th" most direct route ~
the lake. IN "Wednesday the blpOihound-'
first trail tack them to the Georgian Court
rorner and to-day develorm-nf, show
lhai the Rad the right trail a; that TIM
No arran g~ments have been made for
he removal % the body to the New York
- a -
soon, possibly Tomorrow
Miss BlnoskOod disappeared from her1
nom. in M" For, cottage early last
Wednesday morning She had been suf- |
IerinE from neurasthenia and her father !
aid that she hArbore,i the d.lusion that |
The was being deprived 81 her liberty |
She quarTelsi with her mother and did |
not get along well with the two nurses |
who attended her
Before her final Disappearance Miss |
Bloodgood spent two nights away from |
her home in the early part Of the week
On SUNDAY night last while Mrs Blood |
rood vas doing before an open fire in l
he library 81 the house snd the others /
we're occupied Miss Bloodgood slippad |
,ui quietly The front door was aiar
md her mother felt tho drauxh, She
-aised an alarm when she couldn't lind
Helen. Then they decided tn notify the
police. hut just a. they were about to do
10 the girl called them IN the telephone
aging thar she was at the seton Inn.
The next afternoon Miss Macarthur, one
u the nurses. called for her aud brought
Ter home Miss BlOodgood greed To re-
main in the house on the condition that