Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-15
STILL AT LARGE.
Paul Miller, the Brookfeld
Murderer, Not Identified.
Week has Elapsed Since Horrible Crime
and Human Fiend Still Free Man
The Days Developments.

49,
long to the suspected murderer, Miller
and which Mr.. Rice failed to identify
1t appears that man entered a saloon
at New Haven, Saturday, the day after
the murder occurred, who it was after
wards discovered resembled the descrip-
ton given Of the suspected man. His
peculiar downcast, sinister appearance
was noted at the time. After remaining
in the barroom some little time he, was
seen to enter a lounging room leading
from the bar, where the parcel contain
ing the trousers was afterwards found,
but no particular attention was paid to
his movements at the time, as the room
was place of common resort. A Spy
was allowed to examine the
parcel, Friday The trousers were
wrapped in a French newspaper, the
La Presse," published in Montreal,
Canada, and dated Dec. "a. The material
was evidently shoddy, of dark brown
color, tinged with red, and of a rough
finish, and what the authorities think of
the utmost Importance, long white hairs
were found attached to the rough sur
face on the front part of the legs at in
tervals, corresponding exactly in color
to the hair Of the murdered woman.
Mrs. Newton. The front of the garment
was covered with stains, the nature of
which can only be determined by chemi-
cal analysis; they did not look at all like
blood stains to the naked eye. The gar
ment had the appearance of being much
worn, but was not ragged, and meas
ured 321s in. waist and 2915 in leg.
II was known that Miss Ethel Bur-
nett who is emnloyed In the family Of
waltz. Hvde Rrookfeld formerly
,,,orlrad fo, Hodson at the Point of
p;nas 81 tba time Miller was EMPLOYED
there Danufv sheriff TarbeIl called on
her Friday as he Thought that being
aron,ovad with Miller she would be able
10 IDENTIFY fine garment. She failed to
do On however. Informing Mr.. Tarbell
tbat the clothes she remembered Miller
to wear were of a much darker color
thon those shown
She also stated that she had very lit
tie conversation with Miller. as he ap-
Teared To he Of a sullen. unccmn1unica-
1.-Two disposition and he mad such a
dooyed n,asentf1ll look that he was eX-
t,.eToely distastefuI TO her. 1t appears
that neither Hodson ror Mr.. Newton ever
naid anv stated wages to Miller. but
HoSson bought him clothing at inter-
.IS1- 1.,i,;1o ~ 1,;s ay,,Iov aroo,,ntino r.
about $50 1t is thought that Hodson
who now lives in Gloucester may pe
aoie 20 iue,So,ay .n .aUu ha On cr,,ise
and NAV not he accessible for some
days An earnest effort will be made
TO ma MIN, State elillcefs murray ahe
Proctor Nen8 10 NeW YORK on tatt
tFain IhufsHay hlght I.lu alehousI
nothlhg YET mas lraIspilea reIatIVe |,
the results of thelr mission, important
revelations are hourly expected, as II
appears 70 pc the general opinion OF the
o1ncers that new YORK city is the mos
likely place TO unearth Miller. inspector
ODay was working on an important
clue at Putnam Conn.,, Thursday, and
Deputy Sheriff Tarbell has been indefat-
igable In his exertions to locate the MUIR
derer. besides caring for the Newton
property until the court appoints an
administrator, which will probably he
done early next week. In addition to
the descr Dtion of Miller already pub
lished, it is stated that he has remarka-
bly, small front teeth, wears a No 6
shoe and has a scar on one of his hands.
Deputy Sheriff W. E. Tdrbell is con-
fined to his room with throat trouble,
resulting from Geld contracted at the
funeral of the Newton family Wednes-
day.
WORCESrER oErErcEpc, vvopB
~ .St-., : = A-A'' "OiNh'
me uelectlFes' VINO We're ably assisted
by Inspector Stone of this city who was
in New Haven on other business ard
,,,a,,,bo,.s - ~, ~. 80
" 'He I've" haven ponce IN
their investigation. are well satisfied
that Miller stopped in the city for some
time, and they are but about 80 hours
behlnd their man. Inspector O'Day,
who is looking after the local end of the
l 1rla.seL, was calleu 10 Putnam, Conn,
He Assert med FRAT ~ ma, R bs, so, eiue
of Edward S:sler who worked for a
farmer early in the spring. but who has
Srend e ~ tne p a. 1t th 'o1a an lntlnate
PAM Miller and Thai he was si bor,, in IN
Switzerland. The mans descrintion
does not tally with that of Miller
A few DAYS ago the local police re-
ceived teIeerra m from nen,,ty Sharife
]. H. Archer of Cambridge, N. Y, ask
ing Tor description OF Miller. Friday
fer from Arcber '. ssvn goe tbat tba
suspect was around one of the
hotels for some time and acted
as II ne vas waiting for some
one. BEFORE lile DESCRIPTION ,r arrived the
man ndu ulsappeaIeI. me oeseIlptlon
sens IN aoss r1t .'nS III any Iespects
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