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501 finding letli
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W that his IdalIlghtIsr's dead body hadyconoerning notices to credh-
' been found in New Haven. ieceived
1"»me RINK} the no?" with ,little outward displ'g‘5
of email on. Apparently he anti
5dpated thIg discovery, for he said
5flthnt he had feared eler since her
(‘m‘u‘m‘ "“m m M) 5dlssppesranoe that his daughter was
path 111; nile in this city. helium-Friend. '
tucd a home in Brooklyn for s5 Had'Been bfslanoholy.
woman who formerly occupied a sim- Letters received from her in theI
flu- position 11 inch Miss Cook peldI recent past were tingedrwith a tonel
at the time of her diam sf mehncholy, expressing concern
'iislt‘ a hundred school children tube over meweltare of her father and
but been attracted to the spot were ill; faintly at their home in Brook 5
standing in a circle around the body. lyn and uneasiness over the possible
IWQWMO tit! enmnotfln mini Io! diminution the. W'H'I‘IHTR New York, ,
smote lie then [sinned his made to woo pdp wgkdmsbusm
his eyes and returned immediately to in New Haven. He also noticed er1 5
his automobile Last night it {as said denser oi melancholic. lit-big daughter
at his home” that he was not in and on her last visit to'this eityfhe said.
that it was not known where he had _8pen|u Well of Mayo.
‘5
1W Wadi-Hits?”
hale clnims against insolvent estates.
The St “Johns SlEuc Society, or
firidgepol't, was empowered ~to in-
crease its capital from 820.000 to $511..
000.
A (riverside report was in.“ on the
bill t9 throw the Connecticut} River
open to 111511 nailing To do pm the
bill would amend Chapter 51; of the
Acts of 1911, which closes tr taries
of the river below Portland btjdge.
Without debate. the Swarm
the bill merging the building and loan
pesoctation 111.393“ the fission.
amendyent ~permitting it in; pledge or
senespltslshsrmotthsBostonandmmdedm
Providence Railroad Company and the
Old Colony Railroad Cowbell!)
passed without debate. ‘ '
Other bills passed were thoée nick'-
use. Mr. Cook was preparing inst night
Soen on Way to Park. 5m leqlro for New Haven at a late hour
whom the same time the police or early this morning. (it Virginlus .
imestlgntton they had teamed that which Miss Cook was employed in
Miss Cook was seen on her way to New Haven, he had nothing but good;
West Rock" Park on the day she die to say. Mayo, whom he had known inl
Wired. An investigation of the
ground disclosed. the police say, that
Miss Cook fell to her knees. Then
one opened her coat and shirtwuist
dent pointed the revolver she had tak-
announced that as the reoult of tilei. S. Mayo, president of the company by5--
ways trailed him well, he said.
Admittance to the Dudley home in'
Brooklyn was denied today
callus.
. on” at, her breast. One bullet was The autopsy upon the body of Lillian 5
tired: it entered her heart. Miss My Cook. the pretty 18»yearvold‘
(took, it appeared. fell upon her face, , Brooklyn slenographer, whose deed:
4113. revolver under her. She died iii-.body was found in West Rock Park2
1.: 1.1111,; here yesterday, was to be performed;
Had Poison Tablet. liodsy by Medical Examiner M. .11.:
After the body had been taken to Scarborough and Dr. Richard ll‘. Rand: I
the morgue detectiles found that in of.“ the Yale Medical School The car-5
the young Woman s pocketbook there door has declared that Miss Cook, tool
was s diamond shaped tablet marked whom the police of three states hndl
‘poison. Then the detectives found searched for a week. committed sui~5
Moods of the dead girl who told them volde. The autopsy was ordered for
that she. had threatened to kill her-5the purpose of determining the exact
not! many titties, She was in poor‘physicai condition of the young my
health. they said. One of her friends, man at the time she went to the lonely "
with whom she I mountainous park and sent a bullet
Miss Helen Wilson,
Mottled in the Young Woman's Chris; into her heart
tlen Association. told the police that
Wins Cook suddenly in her room and here with hip wife maintained a we
that she found her standing in frotlt man who formerly occupied the posi.
of. a mirror pointing a rcloil or at her Alton held by mm Cook at the Unit‘- of
M99551 Iller death ill a house in Brooklyn,
Itdddfieheamd Shooting. 5 which he owned, announced today that
"i am. just inciting for a good place ‘ he was through with the case. He said
1» shoot." Miss Cook was quoted as that in uttering a reward for informs
luring said. I 5llon concerning the whereabouts of
Thursday but when bliss Coqlo. "lites (look: no bail bison prompted by
dropped from sight, she went to her a desire to aid her family.
mom in the Y. W. C A addressed a5 Prior to the autopsy today detectives
note to Miss \llIlsml asking her to see from the nomiotlnrtera~ o: the New Hu- .
11ml lierI jewelry was tllriléIdI oler to van police were in conference with I
ll motllcr'and then printed trozp the Co r .Ell Ml;I 'me 4511th dip- p(
a ”pack go under no» cusse at the conference was not lit-
at packngp themollcenow‘hu
11‘s ill-é. ruin the revo'h'er witti' linen the pollen aid; would be dele‘r.
M1» Cook ended he; life 1“. .. w % mined attpr the result or the autopsy
Nu, “Jada“. 3,9, 5111b m’nd'li allows to limp .
A mange feature of the case lies in ”While the autopsy was ln‘prostess“
the tact that Boy Scouts ‘ltnd scores 'mflk‘cmlvfl Ewen”. father 01' the
o! citizens seeking the reward offered dead girl. arrived .nt police headqunr- _
03 Mayo 11!“ searched all over the tersfilldhntured into conference with 5
11.1111 for some trace of Miss Cook. Detective Captain H J. Donnelly. In
one of those citizens, Raymond Phil}; ”flannel!!! Bald um Cook bad» ad~
bps, felt certain that if the girl .had mitted to him that he "had not told
('Qmmilted suicide her body wassomem him everything» the day before yester-
where in the park. So for the past day." and that Cook had furnished
three or tour days. he has been 911-, himwith additional information today.
gaged in conducting a systematic hunt Cook was sent to the office of the cor-
for the body. The place where they oner.
lound it was about two hundred feet-l Miss Hater Wilson,- tlre young «0- 5
way from the‘ Judges’ Care,”.r’u.spo: man win roamed with Miss Cook at
in. the park know 11 to almost every the home of the Young Women‘s Chris
sightseer stalling New Haven duringl; tin Association. was also in the cor~
B'moklyn as James Dudley. had al-5
to all .
Virglnlus J. Mayo, who, as head of '
about six months alto she came upon the Mayo Radiator Company. residing -
. Milt action. four. was plan.- 3
the summer months, lll....llle winter.
however, the place is deserted and
desolate. Mayo had offered a reward
all $6th
the whereabouts of the girl.
Since Miss Cook dropped from sight
the police of this city, Brooklyn and
Springfield, Mass. had been looking
for her. Her father, Frank Cook, had
asked the Brooklyn police to drag the
like ill Prospect park' ln-the hope of
finding the body.
Mayo's Sensational Admissions.
May 0, while admitting, according to
, the police that he was the possessor,
I *0! a dual personality and that Miss
” Cook was net-ins! when she died.
nook had formerly been in the em
ploy of Miss Lois Waterbury, who as
‘Mrs. James Dudley" was maintained
a handsome home owned by him
he knew anything about the where-
shouts of his stenographer. it was
Miss ll aterbury, who, according to
Mayo story, is the mother of his two
childl'an,_. who was his stenographer
until he had her more to Brooklyn.
an this city Mayo maintained another
mtablishment, next door to his radia-
implant. which is presided over by
his legal wife.
The Dudley Household.
it was while Miss Cook was «em:
ployed in the "Dudley" household that
Mayoaccording to the police version
o! the story, first met her.
rAtter taking :1 course of stcnogra-
boy in Brooklyn she came to this city
add, was installed in the ofllce 0!,
Mayo. she knew. that Mayo and
"James Dudley” were one and the
some "person. the police assert.
The medical examiner who viewed given makers to handle their stocks“
the body it the morgue said that so
for all he could determine at this
.tilnt, the physical condition oi Miss
rats-dunks pensions.
tor information conc‘eIllfilEgI
l ouer‘ 3 office this morning.
Mina Wilbon remained closeted with
Coroner Mix for more than an hour.
Who'd she“ left the coroner telephoned
to Maya requesting him to come to the
ollloe immediately. Mayo arrived at
the court house, In which is. the cor-
oner's ofllce. ill his automobile. and
without delay went in to see Mr. Mix.
9 Prior to this State's AttorneyArnon
A. Ailing had been called into confer-
ence with the coroner. Two hours at-
lter the autopsy was begun. it was stat~
ed that it had not been completed.
MlllllRlll ASSllCIllTlUN
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5 - POWERS 1100 Billllll;
mIBrooklyn, denied emphatically that 1
l HARTFORD, Conn., March 5.——From
the Senate calendar was coiled up the
bill to found the Palmer Memorial
Association . of Montville. Senator-
Whlton objected to the broad powers
given in the act of incorporation in
respect totexemptlon from taxation
Without a limit made to amount. of
5property to be held. The bill was ta- I
bled.
5 In the matter of the bill regulating I
the manufacture of mattresses and
pillows from second-band material and
prohibiting the making or these by.
persons who are sulterlng from dis-5
on. e, senator Bishop inquired how the
bill affected stocks in hands of menu-I
1. 1.11. ms Senator Klett said the bill'
was not onectlve until Aug. _1. Semi-l
5tor 1111-11 and time enough should be
and his amendment to Mike law st-
ioctivs, Jan. 1 next, was adopted Ind.I
the bill passed.
Other, mm were those mold;
. “‘fitsmoomm
‘Whigg W hearings. a
tunable reports were those-“3:1
Haven and5
W m 5mm mostly oharter‘ eluded those MW
WM5 'i‘lls WWW
.. lsnbmit an onto-fiat to the nnsflc'
5prohiblting mm mm
411.1 Salaam l;
The Mei-idea bit cloudy“
Mic: street and ”merit “Ibbnditglla
36:1'09 figmmwmmed Otherwolilspsss'ed
to file. canes , em a! do included those desired by Torrinston.
Dosh-3 “tux M 500‘ touched Gynmwell.Wethe1-sllsld and Middle-
tor twenty-i ud' “sweating at town.
“MOON m In the Susie a bill designed to stop
I“ the 39““ my “I“ "9 “I“ 5buslnees of ‘lunbulsnce ghssers" was
‘91”! W“ indicating u” m' 5mm uninvorlibly. Senator Klett
mitteq‘ane busy M5 ‘9 utters moved the suspension of the rules,
adoption of the report and rejection or
‘the bill, and it was so voted. The some
1! ‘5’“ 5" “Ml. Iloolnlnittoe also reported favorably on
tax of 0'19”“ a the bull]: or ten mesgures including one which
mil' «derided-es doing business in m the law prohibiting the entry
“‘9 “Wu in; of wanted was
pens, making it
Buym f”. “9 ml: m- chunky on the seller at such was-
5° pom to give notice. withln 21 hours
3:5,nttorthssnle totheehisfotpolloe, oi
the some and “dress It the mom
or the' weapon; lavenhly on the bin
issue school no “a!“
salami-hm“;
“Willi
we“ tWfihilWlh ter
sentené.
in the House there was again n'
quorum tor a. F session, the roll'
started with a quorum also. 19 mem-
pers bplng present.
The hall of the House is granted to
the committee on March 15 which
will hear all bills relating to the em-
ployment of school physicians.
Favorable reports Were made on
bills to allow the Milford Water (3.0.,
to issue $50,000 in bonds: on the use
of lock-ups by r town'ef these ill
neighboring towns: increasing the
fees at grand jurors to 82 a day and
sixty cents a. mile; prel’lding for one
long term a year for mot-ts of; com-
mon pleas instead of the preset
terms; unending the charter 0 Or-
es permitting Merldeu to issue street
bonds; and Stamford to chaugg its
, seal.
ill
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