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A Witness Who Says He saw the Girl Wait-
ing Wills a Hall Toward the Woods
Where She Was Found Dead—Bilge la
a Divorced Man. »
NEW YORK. July ill—The mystery sur-
rounding thc suicide of Lillie Low had not
been cleared away by Coroner O'Meagher
and the police when the body of the girl
was laid at rest in Woodlawn.‘ Enough
had been learned about the girl‘s wrecked
life to point to a probable motive for sui-
cide, but there had been no explanation of
the marks on her body which indicated
that she had been assaulted not long be
fore her death. ,
An attempt was being made yesterday
to find some person who hurl soon the
young woman go to the lonely place on
Washington heights where her body was
found on Tuesday morning. The police
want to know if she Went to that place
alone, or if she was in the company of any
person with whom she had been acquaint-
cd recently.
Captain Pickett of tho Nlnctccutb pre-
cinct made this statement:
“The girl’s dcuth was surrounded by
stmngc circumstances. The autopsy
showed that she had been assaulted. Then
came her father’s remarkable story. There
was nothing left for the police to do but.
to sift the whole thing and leave no stone
unturned to lcarn why she took her life.
There is little doubt that she committed
suicide.
"Mr. Low now thinks so. but he foods
that the persons now undcr arrest wore in
a way responsible. l have gone very thor-
oughly about this uclghlnirhood. and I
have found a numbcr of pmplo who know
Mr. Low and his daughter. They all do-
claro that they never saw two persons so
apparently dcvotctl to cuch other as they
wore before their separation.
"As to Mr. Iumnn’s connection with
the case, we do not think that there is
anything against him. We understand
that he knew the girl, and we simply
want to learn what bc knows about her.
'l‘rowbridgo know more about her than
did Mr. Inmuu.”
Justified ln Holding Prisoners.
Coroner ()‘Mcaolu-r said that he thought
he was jlistiiicd in holding Miss Amelia
K. Hanson, chry 'l‘. Ubnmpncy and lil‘.
Thomas J, Riggs for tho- inquest.
"They say ”my are respectable pimple, "
he said, “but 111 thc prm‘c thcir rcspcct-
ability at tho iuqmrs . 'l'lu' cvidvncvso fur
obtniuml llltlll'illi'ri that Lillic Low and
her futhcr worn down-d to cur-h ullir'i‘ un-
til the girl was loll uwuy to hcr ruin by
Miss Hanson and hcr lmurdors.
“Tho girl wus wr-uk minded and cuslly
inflm-nm-d. 5h.- could not haw writtnn
tho lr-ttcr which, it is ullrgml, shc sent in
hcr fiillli‘l' accusing himoi shocking cruci-
fy, and I um inclilmlroiho ilvllcfilmt Mr.
Low INN suilcrcd grout wrongs at thr-
hnuds of tho lu'rsnns now under bonds.
own if they did not cause thc girl to kill
herself.”
()smr Lipskcr, u (Sci-man baker of at
Madison stm-t. who is employed by M.
Vogol, at 72 Mott. street, wont to see Act-
ing luspwtor iirooks at police headquar-
ters yesterday, and said he was almost
sure he had fit‘l'll Dr. Biggs ard Lillie Low
together on Saturday afternoon at Am.
sterdam avenue and 0m: liuudn-d and
Eighty-fifth sin-ct.
Lipskor said he took udvuumgc of his
half holiday on Saturday to go on a ridu
to the upper part of thccity, Where he
could get souw fresh air. llu wont on tho
clovutcd train to Ono Hundrs-d uml 'I‘wou-
ty-flfth street, and thou rode on a cubic
car to thocndof the liuout Amsterdam
avenue and One Huudml uud Eighty-
ilfth sin-ct. Who‘ll ho got nil thr‘r'nr. lit-gut
a drink of soda “'llil'l' at u strcct aloud.
and us he was drinking in- untim-d u mun
and a woman who wr-rc standing uvur
him and talking i‘ill'lll'hll)’.
llo Thinks It \l'ns lilgc‘.
His attention was attracts-d to ilu'm so
strongly that lw kept watch of them m-V-
crul minulcez, and saw thrm go into the
woods in which thc body of Lilli:- Low
was found on 'i‘ucsriuy. Iic said he wus
half inclim-d to fr.llu\\‘ tho t'uiillIv, but he
thought Ill'lli'l‘ of it. \\'lu-n bcrmul the
accounts of the girl's suicide and saw the
picturcs of Dr. liiggs in tlu- lit-\i'spnpcrs,
be full. sun- thut ho had hl‘t'll ilr, lilggs
uml tbc girl lnizvlllvl'.
Acting Inspector Iirooks cullml Captain
Pickett and told him to talu- liips‘kcr with
him and sec if the (ii-mum could idcutify
Dr. lilggu. (inptuin I’ickcit imnk the ”or
man in Dr. liiggs‘ lumen and nilir'r', but
was not able to find llr. liiggs. Lipskvr's
description of the Woman he saw in Am-
stcrdum uwnuu- on Saturday iuiliod closl-v
ly with that of Milit- Low.
('uptuiu i'n-kou mid last night that it
Wlilild be lntcrmiiug to know if Dr, lilugs
and the girl Won» togcihcr on Saturday
hour the piano wiwru- she probably klilml
loom-If Iatc on Monday uftcrumu.
A dispatch from l‘luciunntl stall-s that
Dr. Iiigus wcurml in divorce from it Worn:
an be had murriwi about four yl-nrs ago.
Dr. liiggs was a proruilwui physician at
llicndaiv. a suburb of (finciunuil. it is
said, and was councctcd with tho hicdiml
college with llr. Massey. physician of the
(7.. ii. and l). railroad. and loud milllr-Ivut
iuilucuco to suppress all publication HINDI“.
his suit and drcrcc of divorcv.
A Coincidence in leleldes.
(Juror. 0., July 27.--Uhnrlm [tick
secltcr suicidod with carbolic acid in rs
grove on the outskirts of the city. He was
about iii yours old and was dospondont
over the death of his wife and the leaving
of his children to ctr-angles. His wife sulA
aided in ulmmt the harm-spot last Newm-
bcr by the some means.
Geographical Congress.
Mums. July 27,—Thc international
geographical con gross was formally opened
by H. ll. H. the Duke of Yuk, who is
honorary pmsidcnt of the society and who
dellvrml an midross of Wclcoiuo to the
delcgntm.
flew Hampshire Has a neutron league.
Nasmrs. N. ii. Joly 27.»Thc proposed
state imslmll league was formed hero in
include Nashua. Manchester. Milford and
Greenvilio in its circuit.
noise as the lien.
slums, July ram—Alien some of
Whitehall, was crushed and fatally in-
at: liy an Adirondack relimad train at
fit I
MW
armature.“ boat'serswoites
‘ base min thems-
I
time orn- the
wouldbeelosely
my lg.
her. 'Wells post (white) “pro-ed
and sympathy with the colomd manhole
of the G. A. 3., but decided touts no
definite action without first writing to the
directorgsneral at Louisville. The reply
received was as follows:
“I have your favor of the 22d making
inquiry concerning the article which up
peered in the Cleveland Gazette regarding
the color line being drawn in this city. I
cannot understand what motive the writer
of this article could have had other than
a desire to secure a little cheap notoriety
at the expense of the city. We have paid
no attention to this as for as newspapers
are concerned. We have only answered such
letters as have made inquiries on the sub-
ject. It is too contomptiblc and not
worthy of recognition from the citizens'
committee in the way of an article to the
public.
"There is not one lots. of truth in the
article, and it deserves what it is roomy-
ing—tho universal contempt of this entire
city. Both white and colorcd are pro-
nounced in their denunciation of such an
article in the face of the efforts that are
being illilill' by both White and colored
people to make the ontcrtninmcnt in this
city a memorable «occasion.
“Colored comrades will hl,‘ quartered
with the white comrades in the school-
houscs if the latter desire or, they will be
quartered in schoolhouscs by themselves,
just as it is desired, but the some prepara-
tion has been made for one as the other.
No discrimination has been made.
“J. ll. MILHKEX, llin-ctor (it'nol'ill."
TROLLEY CAR HELD UP.
Motorman Shot and Robbed In Springfield.
0.. by Masked Men.
Srulycrlmp, July 27,—Throu masked
mcn jumped on Electric Motorman Bon-
uis lmwrcncc's cur, knocked him down
and dommulod the money box and shot
him in the head. Motormun Lawrence
was coming toward the center of the city,
with no pruseugcrs on the cur. Two men
jumped on the front of the car and the
other at the back. One said:
"(1"ch me that moncy box."
.lniwrcm-o said:
"I want it myself. " Then he was knock-
ed down.
While attempting to rim- rmv of the vil-
lains shot. the bull onto-ring luuvrcncc's
lmd and seriously woundim: him. It 00-
r-urrcd within n. block of an u-lcctric light,
\\ 17h imuscs urouml. No oucwusurn-stcd.
CONTRABAND GAME.
Game Served Out of Season at n Banquet to
tiovernor McKinley.
(fumauu. July fill—(hi tiu- 22d of last
February Hm‘cruur William McKinley,
Jr, was tho honorr-d L'lii‘rit of tho I’nion
Lcuguc club of this city at a bouquet. tha-
mouu of which includcdruflod gmusc. It
was fully a month past. the timvwhcu the
game laws of the state allovad tho killing
of grouse. and the state wardens at once
[span the prosecution of the club olllcials.
The cast- came up for trial Friday be-
fore Justice (ib'nnon, who discharged the
club oil‘iciais bctnwsa the clubhouse was
not a public restaurant. the game was not
for solo. and no cvidcnco was snlunitttdto
show that the club had cithcr trapped or
killcd tho grouse. 'l‘hcy nu rt-ly had it in
their [must-enluu. The wardens arc indig—
nuut our the decision.
Richard Vaux‘s Will.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27,—“ has been
generally supwscd that lib-hard Vuux, cx-
mugrcssuum. vx mayor and distinguished
jurist. who dimi last March. loft no will,
b’iitsuchndocumr-ut has been found. Aft-
cr making a number of minor bcqucsts it
luuvc“ the rcsiduc of tho estate. which is
vuluml u! about $150.00”. to the widow.
'l'lu- ducuuu-ut concludes with tho Words:
"1 dirm‘t that no iuvcntory IN' mum-of my
vsiuhn it is unhmly's businrss but those
who are Illil‘l‘i‘nlt‘il in it."
To Teach Policemen to Shoot.
New Your. July 27.—'I‘hu pom-o arc to
ho taught in use ”Mr pistols. Commie.
sinner Alulrvws SIIIII ut the board iucctlng
imllsy iliut lw bud lwcucousidvring the
nocvsaity for pistol iustructiouuud pron"
tlcc fur mun- time. He found that some
of tho mcu did not know anything about
”Mr wvnpous. not own ulmut loading
tllcru. ’l'Iu- dqmrtlm-ut has in Rounda-
muu Potty the national champion pistol
shot, a lllilil who is liitml to lw the in—
strut-fur.
(letting llnrant's Jury.
SA); Fusscrsm. July 27.~~Hu tlwfuurth
day of the trial of 'l‘lu-mlorv llurum for
tho murder of llluuchc [amour the Work
of choosing a jury iii-gun in curiu'si. Slow
prngrcm was mmlv. ()i in n-xumluml only
one Wins puasml, and bc may br chulh-ngcd
by tho dcfcusc lutrr on. Thu uumlwr of
wcll dressed Willm'll at thc iriul Illr‘rr'ltbi'fl
at every erosion of tho murt. i'ontluuai
o-iinriu arc made by girls to lioulm- the do
fondant.
Tramps fir-Ire a Train.
hurt. Pot. .luly 27.~«At Asbtuhuiu. 0.,
it gang of tin trumps bourdml a passenger
train on the Lake Show road. As fast. as
they were i‘ji'i‘ittii from nun car they
jumped into ouotbcr. 'l‘hc pruwngcrs bo-
camc intcnm-ly «malted. and a for-cu of pr»
lice was tclcgraphrxi for to mcct the train.
When it arrived here, the Mines made a
dash for lilicrty on swing the police, and
only eight «out of the ill) were captured.
Store Wrecked by a Powder Explosion.
Miniitrrows, N. Y., July 27.-Miscre-
ants exploded 50 [Numb of powder in iii.
li. lioag’s store at ilownsvillc. The store
was completely wrecked. Kcroscnc had
been [soured ovr-r cxvoiuior which was seat
tcrcd aixmt the pmniscs, but failed to lg-
nite. The loss amounts to almut soooo
Election“ m3. In Hungary.
Vinita. July 27.-—Rlots (swam-d at an
election at Magynsso. Hungary. Peasants
stornml tin- town hall. and them-minutes
fired upon thv rich-rs. Four were killed.
20 wounded and iii) am'stod.
Dmngist Broken by a—lleeol.
"‘nrrsnccrr,"rn.‘: '11in £31.44“! ’ offloadi-
nary rein broke the dmnght. Nearly two
inches fell in an hour. A portion of the
city was ilrnnled.
The [Ill-list ”My.
Minor, July 97.--Tlie Times caloric
gage that the Unionist majority will reach
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EAST IIIII PlEI8IIIT T0 THE.
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lII HOT. IIIHII HIIT T0 TAKE,
lontonik 01.00
Hood’s Samparilla, .00
Ayers' Salsaparilla. .iW
Dana's Sarsaparllla, .m
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .00
Green’s Nervura, .70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria .75
Paine’s Cele Command, .06
Brandrcth‘s Is, .18
Aleock‘s Planters, .10
Benson’s Cepsice Plaster-s, .19
ria, .23
Carter’s Pills, .18
Atwood's Bitten, .18
Badam's Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Badam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam. 3.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .35
too. 0. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
The am in the seams. t
Anwhodeslrstobnyrellablsl'urni'
turain moderatspriosdormoreocstly
grades will find our stock the
advantageoustoseleotiromfor
reasons: It represents the productions
of the best makers only, and is the
largutand mostvariedin‘msrloa.
'l'hoeonipletensss crews-crunch”
bestbsunderstood housthafaetthstwa
exhibit more than he am “My
diluent Bedroom ks ineveryvarietyof
wood, over 70 patterns of Brass Bshsteads, as
well endless lines of Parlor, Drawing
Library and Dining Room Furniture
of the most artistic styles, and ranging from
Ithelnodestsndinexpenslvstothsmostslab—
ontely served and inlaid.
llawordmvsryartieiersqnirsd foresaw-fare
and mamnthlhshousshoideanbe hadwith
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GHEAT FURNITURE EIlPilillllli,
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(Adjoining Idea lures.)
lava. a Gels establishment to onset them
a! le' Yorke-lemme! Com-sent.
guru 2m
oo ro BEBKEB’S
WHY?
tistic Wall Paper in the city. at prices as
low as the lowest. and employ the best
and most skillful workmen to hang it
for you.
ecaflse l have devoted my life to the
usloese In all its details, and can furnish
goods and do work second to none. The
best is the cheapest and l have and do
the best.
Because Iemploy a corps of Artistic
ccorawrs who will drcoraie your house
with the latest and most approved meth-
ods and designs at prices that defy com-
petition.
Because i have the largest stock of
Artists’ Materials and Picture Moulding
in the city. We also do House and Sign
Painting in the latest and most approved
styles.
L. H. DECKER,
79 Washington 81..
Because Iieep the best stock of Ar- 4.”
so wasnmerosnsmnnrfl I . scum
noawaur. corn. ‘ ‘ .
menace. numeric new...
no. one. a. smear.- ‘ .
Stomachnflb niltfm
without so! unpleasantafier afloat.” ‘ ‘ V »,
Many other testimonials at allies. ‘
TEETH 1'11;le AND mam-
PAIILISIB', A SWAIN!-
BEST
QUALITY.
FULL
SET.
$80,
WARRAN’ TED FOR FIVE mus.
DR. F. W. DARMER
soootou owner.
HO. 4% WASHINGTOI swam.
Over Poet Dace. Booth Email.
HOURS: 8 a. m. to ii p. m. 3811:-
W
H. l, New Haven & Hartford H. II.
gene is. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVESOUTH NOBWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Fort New You:
A M.—5mex.5mex,015ac ”Mac fill
756lex.821ex.illllex.9zidac.'950ex. it)“:
“37149:. Px—ubzelelscflzoexJMao.
~ ac. tmex. 5mex. 6mm, 6
.35ex,511sc.10aac.1253ex.
Susana.
A.M.—l251iex.5mex.iiaex.n0 . .
—oiilex.7::ilex.028sc. .15ac. PK
am. 060-0.
You New Haven:
A. M.~—103ex.120ex. 632m. 738m. 846
9 ll ex. lolzex. 1106 ex. 1i M ac. P. Its—12%
ex.lwac, 24': ac to nrldgeport. aos ex. sac
ac. 507 lex.52‘.'ac. 6:?! an. 710 ex. 728st: to
Bridgeport. 8 ii ac. ii 4i ec. ll ibac.
Scsmws.
A. M.—l01iex, lillex. 7 38 ac. .012 ac, 715 so.
LEAVE NEW YORK.
Fort Sm’rfi Nnnwanxz
A. M.—12 In m‘rl‘tex.5fllsc. none. 700».
it no ex. 9 or: ex. 904 ex.10tliex.lilm ac. 11 ex.
uoziac. 12”) noon ac. P. M.—lOiac. 2 ex.
3 (Boniiillex. ifltlex 4051 ex. caller. 50:)
ex. :; on ex. oi 03 ac. 7 Url ac. 5L0 ac. Milan.
Srsnavs.
1 A.M.~12[ilex,tiil) ac. 730 so. P. Dir-Ow
CI.
ilenbury Division.
Luvs 5011" Norman:
Ail—«iii? a". 915 ac. 1006 ex. P. M,—16
ar'. 4 33 Pitteilcid ex. 5 12 ex. 5 58 ac.
Scsnars.
A. M.-026 ac. P. M -7 25 ac.
Leave Dasnr'nv:
A. [—6 00 ac. 7 30 ea. 9 57 ex, ll 40 ac.
iZicx.5ii sc.tit9ex.
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Every wheel warranted.
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SPECIAL SALE
We have had a large variety and have sold liberally from our stock of
SHIRT WAISTS
To close out. broken lines we make prices as follows:
For 39 cents. Laundered Waisis wonh 50 cents;
For 50 cents, Laundered Waisis wonh 75o to 80o;
For 75 cents. Laundered Waisis wonh ii;
For SI, laundered Waists wonh $l.25 io SIJS.
The unsold specials of last week continue for this week.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
WRIGHTS Mllllllii
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk.
THE BEST MAKE .WlliilHS 0i All lilHili.
Repairing of All Kinds.
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