, 1881-06-05
or to speak with him, but marched ahead, as II
determined to make the whole trip on foot

or to speak with him, but marched ahead, as if
determined to make the whole trip on FOOT
THE FIRST RECORD
of Porzic in this city s on Wednesday, Nov. p,
1850, when be registered ut the Hotel Frank
furt on wnnasb asenne and N, wns 1ss,Euea Wr; and
stopped at Busch's Hotel. Hobrken, n. J.
He pa f9r @ the iii
grew indignant. After he had spent about nFe
weeks ut the hotel, he ieft not taking my oI n's
to another hotel where he remained from Dec.
- to jan: H. Then came his Evanston Gx9ers E t.,
epcs pSd ~ 1 5s 6f'u p sna focas
ars ana 'eS ~eas to 4G the Tfaders Hcte!; TSsrs s
became of him thereafter is chiefly surn,ise. nl-
though it was supposed that he had gone to Ne"
Prof. Mayo based his Identification Of Porzig
with the murdered nun
CHIEFLY on THE HAT.
He noticed the inscription and portraits par
tcularly because he Thought It strange tnnt
Porzie, who balls from Leipzig, should nc wear
ing un Austrian bat: The shape OF the hut,
witch was rnthcr higher In the crown than is
usual, tnlljes exactly. \ small toilet case eon.
cS1So'ns To It's rrof Mayo cannot sweas: for, ii:
though roiE hnd 81 Ia tne ,h klnn aas ana
Prof. Mayo never got fair look ut it. One OF
the strauEcs1 cu;ncl1euces Is in the shoes. For
zig wore Kind Of sairers, with e!astics In ~ the
side, and Of ruther clumsy manufacture. They
were broad and Short and by no means SET or
his feet. The shoes found IN the dead man III
Neither Prof. Mayo nor his wife have seen the
remains, nor could they possibly identify them
n Hvt Gw tho to 0S Sr6s sosS9 4na e' scoI sa
appearance Of the missing Porzig und the nur-
dered man exactly agree. Porzig wis nb1ut hve
sljvbtly bald. and his forehead slipped backward
,rnthcr more than is usual. His aye was from
s, to is years. and hn had i'ght-brnwn hair ap-
gray hairs intcrspcrsed. He wore beard all
rDund, which he parted on the chin. and ne
bcare was nearer red than the 1aif' n Hs aI3 hamu5
that he had never done any hard work Mrs.
Mayo believed that nc hnd been 1eachor.
Prnf. Mayo feels insured that the murdered
mun is Porzg and none other He buses bis be-
lief OIL the po,nt$ above referred to, ana snys
TINT although fhe clothes found On the dGecaseo
are not exactly silliar to those worn oy P0rztB.
with the exception OF the hut and shoes. yet that
porzts had other cio'hes which he had oDta A., ncd
froul the hotel. and would probably wear 1nefe
is now ut PROT. Mayo's house.
4 LETTER ADDRESSED TO roRZ1G;
postmarkcd Can.Unrg. Sachs- Mel tSn1e- n1ein-
inyen}. Feb. >. Emil Porzix- brother ol me
IN ;ssine man, resides Mt Cainburg. and Prof.
Mayo wrote him some weeks ai;o lor ms pe4ths D.
forwarded. When Porzig sas lying ln pawn i9c .!,c
his hute-bil1. Mayo got tr!ena 10 aavance @ ~ 20
fd1fH n
,ni1taucc, and this Purzig neglected to repay
wncu the drift arrived. x.o
John Carney, of rne Evanston police torcf'
went out to Winnetka yesterday morning, bear
Ing with him
THE HEAD PROCURED FROM THE POTIEh5
F1RLD,
and iudged, on very Insufficient evidence. to
belong to the corpse found nc ' haus ae
IN in every way. Eleven teeth r,mulIled u tne
lower, and nne in the upper, JAW: IhG tn'; 1roni
teeth In the nppe1 PEI j~ fbsre wcss was witt be-
1wrnn tho two central tllcisors. The eye tooth
On re right side Of f., tho 2,rn{ nppesf II aRe eRe
iov iower % inv were missing. The head was Of good
Size and fair shape but the forehcad re1rcated
abruptly Flesh ind beard were n .i G1e' ibn noae ale
curld be found. Tie head WIS httca 10 ta9
body, and they seemed 10 haruaSn'.e M W. ss,i
enough. Once more the oox WIS M hagu M a
t.areo across country to Jefferson. II nc dia noL M
ret Sick t,f his job before be had gone mile no
must have s!r1n fsoe 81 r Garland who found
The body, then
Fls1tED UP THE CLOTHING
from the old we'll in which It had pccn suna.
and after it had been roughly "ashsd II w. W.
nnce more examined for inurks. NotninE new
rewarded the dltlgcnt search made Ihe pA1ts
we're measured III order to get at tho slze ol Inc
man, and showed As t9t1w M e;c nces m ek Witt
mrasllrc 4! inches; hip measure, T.. lncnes.
Thern we're III, initials the shirt or other gar
mems, description of which has lrcady bcea H;l
.-iynn. If the body is not, that OF F0rzig
Etts, e.olncdences are certainly very. peculiar.
can be found in Chtcag'. and tue toaict- case a:'
farms another strung link In tie cF''n OF evt-
dcnre. Tie shoes arc of Il kind scarcely ever
eecn here, and in shape arc exactly similar TO
Dsior nm white. regular teeth, while those c0tl-
tp;aeI IN the capui kindly furnished by the the
coroner Of de5en1 9n1s6esf w6eier 9e
hn.n ..yer belonged in life 10 the body WIN
wien it hud been hurled. and the evadenees ,,.a "'
identiicaton those found WIN & ot nea' a, bave
ne i'een cast up By the lake at Sixteenth street,
LOuiae.