The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-23


the couple frequently having been GUS
toners Of the place. Tothis Prof Bennett
replied that he had spoken to Miss Tinnell
about sccing her AZ the Grill and that she
said in reply: "Oh yes, ! am in tho habit
of going there frequently with Mr. Richie
son because he likes to dine there"
Prof Bennett said that the last time
he saw Avis I.innel was on the Tuesday
prior to her death. II was the regular
dav for her to come to him for a vocal
lesson and upon her arrival he noticed
that she seemed to I've dispirited. and
partly upon her request and upon his
own suggestion he excused her.
Deputy Watts reiterated tonight his
statement made on saturday evening
regarding the information given him 10y
n Young woman friend of Miss Linnell s
that III, latter sod sh" had been ont
dining with tn" clergyman week ago
yes,,rd1v From what the detective
said tonight the impression was created
that Miss linnell told the police informant
that Richcson had given her something
to take for a headache
Last night Watts told one reporter that
he learned from Miss Linnell's friend that
she had been out to lunch with the pastor,
that she had n hcadachc and was going
home Another reporter was told bv
Watts that Miss l.irncli had said powder
had been given ~ her with which 70 cure
her aching head. and when The SrX
correspondent asked the deputy tonight
IL il was true that mention of a powder
was made he replied that something Of
that kind had been said Watts said
that Miss Linnell did not say u, what
particular restaurant she had dlned that
afternoon, but he was emphatic in de-
claring that his information was that
the girl had remarked about being ont
with Rcheson.
The police have not interviewed Miss
keefe. cashier N the Sea Grill. or any of
the Mattresses there. but intends 10 do
so. Miss kcefe has said that she fire.
quently saw Richeson and Miss Iinnel
there, but she Is still unable to say To "A
certainty that they patronized the place
week ago yesterday With many people
passing before her desk each day most
of them frequent customers she feels
unable to make a fiat declaration that
any particular person took lunch there
on any particular day unless some Incl
dent took place which would recall his
presence. The police are expecting other
patrons to come forward with testimony
II any of them saw Rchason and Avis
Inspector Dugan was asked this after
noon II there was anything in the report
that some Of the residents AT the home of
the y. W. G, 4. had seen Miss Linnell
taking brown Colored medicine and
that an effort was being made to find ont
where il came from. He expressed him
self as indifferent to this feature for the
reason that il had no bearing upon the
fact that Miss 1innell died from cyanide
poisoning. He hadn't heard anything
either about exhIming the body tu make
q search of "A bathrohe which Is said To
be in the casket. Miss Linnell when found
dying was partly clad III a hathrob. and
the theory was advanced thai tn. poison
contaner might have been in "A pocket
Of the garment which Is said to hav. been
placed under the body when IL was mad"
ready for burial.
The chief remarked that h. had not
made any great effort To- find the con-
tainer and agreed with Deputy Watts
when he said hat II would have been an
easy matter for Miss 1.innell. If she carried
the chemical into the bathroom III a paper
to have dropped the pyro into the bow
after placing th" crystals ~ glass ot
water for the purpos" of diSs diving them
The fact that an empty glass contain
ing teaspoon was found in the bathroom
has just come ont and indicates that Tn.
poison was carried To the girls stomach
in a solution. Medical Examiner Leary
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