New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
JEWELLERS AND
IMPORTERS OF
PRECIOUS STONES.

the rooms at the back OF the shop. andAar-
ranged to send his children to an orphan asy-
lum, but moved away. apparently because
stories were being circulated in the neighDor-
hood that his wife had died under suspicious
circumstances. The neighbors said that she was
healthy woman the day before she , d,ed' rho
janitor Of the tenement-ho at No. 23tH Sec
ond ave and a barber whose name he VIII no'
divulge at present. saw Zanoli giving MS wfe
dose OF medicine. She was dead the next DAY
Concerning the death OF his child. Lottie.
Zanol told Captain MoCusky that she died from
an injury on the head resulting from blow
Lottie was O wild child and that his wife In n
ut Of anger knocked her on the head He said
that the child was attended by a woman phy-
sicIan and that his second wife worried so
much over Iotties death. believing that she
was the cause OF It. that she died from the grief
and worrimen..
ALL THE FAMILY INSURED.
II has been learned that Zanoli hired rooms at
No 25o6 Scventh-ave on Wednesday. and had
moved into his new quarters last Thursday;
that is on the day he was arrested. The janitor
~ the Mace said that Zanoli told him that he
was married.
Zanofs eight year-od sol. Charlie vas found
Mt the fiat on Thursday. and was taken care OF
by the prisoners counsel. OHare Dinnean.
The boy said yesterday that he has had three
mammas and had attended school under each.
He Also said that his last mamma died three
months ago She had awful pains. and died
at 3 O'Clock In the morning. He said also that
he had seen four funerals In the family. Inc
boy carried an insurance In the Metropolitan In
surance Company.
Among the effects found In Zanors house
were three bankbooks showing deposits Of Sl.pp
in the New York National Exrhang" Bank ana
81 OpO in the Tradesmer's National Bank All
Of this money the prisoner says. has been drawn
out About 500 remains 10 his account AZ tha
Nowery Savings Bank Letters were found IN
the room addressed to his late wife. Jennie.
who was n Mrs achlcs!nger before her marriage
TO him These letters were postmarked from
Eilenberg. Germany.
LOOKING FOR OTHER VICTIMS.
There is little doubt that Zanoli WAS laying
h,s mans for another OF his insurance opera
,,on. when his career was temporarily ended. at
lea.. by his arrest II has been learned that
on Tuesday last ne answered an advertisement
for housekeepes In German newspaper. and
that he received an answer from girl In Brook
lvn He wrote 10 the girl to meet him at his
harber shop. No 81 Warrcn-st.. on Thursday
afternoon. The girl called after his arrest. on
finding that he was not there. she went away
without giving her name or address
The fact that any one could repeatedly insure
I'm the same company and collect the assurances
without exciting any suspicion In the minds OF
tho officials Of the insurance company caused
great deal Of comment yesterday. An official or
the METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company. when
this was pointed out to him yesterday. said that
the company's business was SO enormous. ana
divided into departments to such an extent. that
one policy would be entirely alien 10 another ana
never come under the same jur1dction. and thus
no comparson made The official would not
talk about the contention that the policy OF the
company in fostering the insurance OF babies.
mothers-in-law wives and so on, might, In many
instances be an incentiv. to murder