The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
POLICE FIND NAME
OF WOMAN IN CASE.
everything in her power to care rC
the injured man.
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everything in her power to care FOR
the injured man.
Detective keilam, in the absence OF
Miss Smith from Richmond, found his
attempts to unravel the mystery eN-
cccdingly difficult. Yesterday. now
ever, he got on the track ot the stable
from which the vehicle in the collision
came. From the stable hoy who went
to get Miss smiths horse the deJcc-
tive learned the Information he de-
sired. The boy was waiting at Miss
Smiths mouse. 2521 iiensingtou Az
enue. to take charge OF the vehicle on
the completion Of the drive, and when
the young woman arrived home. he
noticed THAI she was crying and asked
what was the matter She said that
she mad just run over a man and had
taken him home.
Miss Smith Shocked.
When the detective called on Mr.
Smith. the father was in total igno-
rance Of the part his daughter is sup
posed 10 have played in the case and
was disposed To doubt the validity Of
kellam's information. From other in
mates of the Smith home, however, tho
detective was able to secure correla-
tive information that bore out the story
told by the stable boy. 1t appears that
Miss Smith was hysterical from the
shock OF the accident. although at that
time Christcnseu's injuries were
thought to be only minor, and wept
for some time after telling her mother
the circumstances
AS Christensen was apparently free
from harm except small bruises when
Miss Smith carried him TO the Shenan-
doah Apartments, neither the young
woman nor her mother fanced for "A
moment that tho accident would have
serious consequences. They LEFT tho city
the following day for visit in Green
wood. without thinking OF mention
ing the details OF the accident to MIR,
Smith In this way both Miss Smith
and her mother arc still ignorant of
Christensen's death. and viii remain
so until they return 10 Richmond.
Detective Sergeant Kellam Will swear
out the warrant for Miss Smiths ar
rest to-day following the coroners in
quest II was arranged last night that
MIR. Smith would have his daughter
give herself up With as little publicity
ms possible on her arrival in the city.
Her trial. certain to prove "A severe
nervous ordeal for the young woman.
Will he the veriest formality. and will
be expedited as much as possible She
will most probably he released after
a Police Court hearing
Injuries Peculiar.
Christenscn's death has proven n
three days mystery TO the police. It
was not until his death on Saturday
morning that Major Werner was made
aware OF the clrcum stances OF the ac-
cidcnt, although the Dane received his
injuries on Tuesday night. Christen-
sen had been to the wrestling match
in the Broad street Park. and was
waiting in the darkness OF upper Broad
Street for Il street car, when he was
run down by runabout driven by a
woman. The young woman Immediate
~ stopped took the Dane into the We
hicle, and drove him to his home in
the Shenandoah Apartments. lie was
to all appearances only suffering from
shock and few bruises. ana never
thought TO ask the name Of the young
woman.
Christensen appeared to be fully re-
covered from the accident on the fol-
lowing day. but on Thursday COM
planned OF pains in his head. These
increased. and he was taken TO q hos
pital. where he died on Saturday morn
ing in spite OF all efforts to save his
life. Physicians were completely puz
zled by the fatal outcome OF his in
juricS