The evening world., 1891-04-29
WAS NOT the RIPPER.
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hours, and the conn was again taken into the
Morgue.
This mornings action was said to be due to
the arrival at headquarters OF two relatives OF
Carrie Brown, who nail from Salem, Mass.,
and who. It Is expected, will provide for the de-
cent ln'erment Of the ooly.
Iusyector Byrne, would give no Information
on this point or make any statement as TO the
people brought before h IN.
SECRECY AT OAK sTREST.
Indeed, the attitude OF the pot towards re-
porters was more sphynx-like than ever today
ami from Inspector Byrnes down 10 ward
detectives an p trolmen every police oftioial
maintains a stubborn reticence.
Capt. oConnor, of the OAK street station.
when gu STONED by an EVENING WORLD re-
porter this morning, had only this stereoiyped
reply TO make:
"Thcre 10 absolutely nothing new. Every
thing remains exactly az 1t was yesterday"
SO tar the uudispu,ed admissions of Inspec-
Tor Byrnes ana hiS aides seem TO be
that old "ShaIespeare was murdered
at the East River Hotel on Thursday
night or early Friday morning last: that
she was horribly mutilated In true "Jack the
Ripper "style; tnat she was an outcast; that
she IL d, al beyond a doubt; that the mur-
derer was the Greek, Italian, German or ewede
with long nose and light or dark mustache
who accompanied the old woman mp to room
81 about IL O'Clock last Thursday night; that
his weapon was the broken case-Snife found
beside ner maneled corpse-and that the muir
derer has escaped.
SO much Is admitted by the police, hu, many
subsequent events, all duly noted In THK EVEN
ING WORLD, are denied by them.
/ The story that Inspector Byrnes is trying to
force n confession from "Frenchy No. /" by
using the same methods by which confession
was obtained from Murderer UnGer, known as
the "thirty-tnird Degree, 10 strongly denied
by the Inspector.
| This consisted OF br nging the furniture
which figured In the murder constantly before
unger's vision, with the result tndt The strain
became SO great that Unger broke down COM
pleiely and confessed the whole crime.
ROOM BIS CONTENTS INTACT.
| Inspector Byrnes's denial WIS strengthened
this morning by Bartender Sam Shine. who
was ON duty at the East River Hotel the nign
old "sn4kespeare met her doom.
There hasn't a thing been taken out OF the
room since the woman's body was taken
away, said Shine
"Capt. O'Counor has locked up the room,
and suppose 1t Will be Kept locked until after
the Inquest
According to Bartender Shine, the inquest
will be held tomorrow and Capt. oCounor
has notified him and all the other attaches Of
the East River Hotel to be present at the Coro-
ner's once tomorrow afternoon.
There was a noticeable decrease In the at
tendance OF visitors at the East River Hotel
,his morninr 10 'see the place wnere old
Shakespeare was murdered. "
"The sensations beginning to wear on.
explained Barkeeper Shine.
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS ARREST
There WIS little activity AZ the Oak street
station during the night Anout O'Clock last
evening an uncouth young man In overalls and
a blue jumper, with big cotton hook In his
hand, was brought IN by two Central once de-
tectives, in company with young girl who
answered the usual description of the typical
Cherry street girl.
Both were questioned at length by Capt.
o'Connor and the detectives, and the man was
finally taken away, but the girl was locked UP.
Capt OConnor was silent regarding tht
arrest this morning.
STILL ANOTHER.
1t was 0. 40 when Capt. william Mclaughlin.
Inspector Byrnes's right hand man, arrived a,
the Oak street station and be. an the usua
morning consultation. Detective-Sergts Won
Gerichten and Crowley arrived fifteen minutes
later, but no unusual signs OF activity were
manifest uD:ii 10. 80.
I AT this hour q ward detective from the
Elizabeth street station rushed no the steps
with little short man, apparently German,
with light hair and sandy mustache.
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