The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-19

that she had come With the purpose of
throwing herself on the pier from which
Larocqus had jumped thirteen days
before.
IL hadn't mad that Intention
would not have come prepared. would
~" she aaks6.
We were TO have been married very
soon. end when Louis did that--did that
terrible thing. there vas nothing left
Tor ne IN I'll the world"
The sharp eyes OF the Justice caught
q fusitive molten OF one OF the girls
hands toward the bosom Of her Sewn
He thought ne saw . lump under the
black cloth there and asked her TO pro-
ducs what she had hidden. AZ hrst
the girl demurre1, and then. With liz.
lie gesture OF sesignatIea. che unbut.
toned two buttens Of her gown ana
brought out from her bodice short
peari.hahdisd revolver Of q cahbrs.
You So ] came prepared for any
thing" she said - shs handed II over.
Ths revolver was wrapped about
mans nne linen handkerchief. marked
wi0 the initial 81"
"K was Louis's." the girl explained.
simply.
Growing more confidential. she show Cd
Justice Dreyer . diamoal studded
watch and Q long oAaiA. also AiamoDl
studded-both - great value-and .
bundle Of nswspaper clippings relating
to the suicide u LArocqus She also
| displaysA . small. bundle Of bills In her
| bag. teiling the Justice he could take all
Of them but one. Il he had to: but he
! must not rob her Of one tightly folded
dollar bal That wss precious. The
diamond STUDDED watch aad chain had
been . gift from Larocaue. she saAd.
| All efforts OF Justice Dreyer to learn
the girls Identity failed. Nor would she
give hst addrssa
THAT viii all come out II succeed 10
doing what I want to do" she said.
Fearing that, u left alone. the giri
| might attempt to harm herself. Justics
I Drsysr eat with her In the parior up:il
o'clock In the morning. Then an auto
drove W. A woman accompanied the
| man who drove II
He Introduced himself to the Jus.
ties Of the Peace ~ the man who had
tslsOhoneA the night before saying he
was Prank Talbot Of No. ~ East
FYfty-Arst street. and that the girl.
| whose name ne refused to reveal. wa
. friend Of hia He would not tell
who his companion In the machine was.
| The Justice got Distr.ot-Attornsy
Green Of Suffolk County on the phone
and laid the situation before him. Mr..
Green advised that inasmuch a. the
| ~i-l AaA unt h>~n anor sh>oAAA IN Tbs
actual act OF attempting suicide the
Justice haA no case sSainst her and
could mold neither her nor the chauf'
fsur. The Justice Of tbs Peace ther
dismissed his yelled prisoner and she
eot into the auto vith NJ. Talbot and
was whirled away.
An Evening World reporter learned o
the garage in West y1ftieth street that I
woman known to the manager only a
Miss Bishop hired the car thssp earl!
last night saying she wished ID 60 I,
Port Washington. This Mss Bishop va
said to live at No. - West Forty.nintl
street.
AZ that address the reporter found th,
AnA(o-Dsnish institute. Al ostS0oathi
medical institution. 1t was adm,tte,
there that Miss Veronica Bishop va
secretary Of the institute and II wa
said that she had been engaged I
asrsy q M. L.arocaus. More Of her 81
fairs was cot known. 80
Il At the Tsabot home. No. 1l0 East Fiji
ty.nrst street, It was said that Mr.. Tai
rot was not II. It WAS dsnysd that Ms
Bishop was In the house.
When Mr.. Talbot was found by Oh
the reported At the garage on West FIJI
tieth street he said the girl who Ia
been In Justice Dryers custody vi
NOW In good hands," but he refused {
\ reveal whore or with whom. lie denie
the correctness Of The Evening World
Identification. saying that the girls nan
Vas Vera Bischoff. and thst she live
} In Lexington avenue.