New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-09
1T IS A MURDER NOW.
AIRS KRoNMAN DIES IN ROOSEVELT
FROM HER INJURIES
,xCrryo CAPTAIN CooNEy sUBPoENABD TO PKG"
MET HER HUSBAND BEFORE THE
MAZEr CoMMITTEB-woMANs
JEWELS MISSING.

JEWELS MISSING.
The murder Of Mrs. Annie kronmhh 49, ,r
,snvstery 1t is murder as 'ne nh doc.
roosevelt Hospital yesterday morhiis "a two
TORS knew that she could not hVe Us rumber
20, Ratchet gashes In her head ana
.vor ores and the surgeons couIo see l" We"
-, q opestion of how many hours inc!
p.on her alive She died little peioio ~ 49,.
prhons the most interesting development l" '"0
.s.ordov was the receipt by Acting captain
60 =, ,ba West Thirty-seventh-st ponce s'a
.oo"e', ,hno.ra from Mr. Moss. of the Mazet
,,,,.on commanding him to appear before 'he
comrtt,ee this morning with the BODY OF NS'"a''
Kronman." ,,.. .,d coorsv. at
81 cannot understand 1t at all" SAID Coohes' "
4. 100 much for me- do not see what the Maze
r..s.,,,,sa can nossbly want with Kronman and
.r, r,pch doubt their authority 10 compei me 10
bring a prisoner who is charged with murder.
..WiII YOU refuse to obey the summons! WAS
asked
"Oh no" he replied. Il will do whatever am
advised do by Coroner FITZPATRICK WIN "
has charge OF the case. 49,
Coroner Fitzpatrick could not be seen up 10 ia.e
hour and what ne will do could not be ascer'alneo
The detectives said last night that they had
xained additional light on Kronman's movements
on the afternoon Of the day OF the MURDER
They have practically settled the fact that hron-
man left his ONCE at 70 o'clock. noon. saying he
was going 10 his dentist. Or. Gustave Lane AZ
Twenty third-st. and Eghth-ave. He was IN 'the
dentists chair at ! p. m. ana Wnen TIC 'el' ~
marked that Mrs. Kronmsns teeth were In bad
shane and h. would bring her down 10 have some
work done next week
A. 20 or. perhaps % ?. m. the iceman'
Giuseppe Ciacoli Of No 254 West Thirty-hfth-st'
called ar the Krormsn house and put his usual
daily quantity Of ice IN the elevator. He says the
elevator pulled M AZ once--as " strong man
were operating it-and that IT came down immedi-
stey with his FIVE cents
Miss Ida McGinns. the daughter Of Mrs NC
innis the jantor OF the house said she was In the
hallway outside ~ tho Kronman fat at 30 o'clock
end heard voices within one Of which was that OF
man. The conversation not in an angry tone
Al I:4 p m George West. a negro truckman.
whose stand Is just outside the entrance 10 inc
Kronman fathouse. says he saw Kronman come out
and stand for minutes talking 20 two men.
He says ne cannot he mistaken. as he knows Kron-
man VOL West and the Italian iceman are hotn
detained witnesses.
Al 5 r. m Kronman went 10 the home OF Mrs
Ida Rrockmsn. No Is Seventh-st.. and re-
manned there, PLAYING cards until 4So p. m he
1hen left. going his Office. His time from then
until he discovered his wifes body has been told or
The police were still searching for Mrs. Kron-
mans iewelry at late hour. A singular thing
q bout missing jewels is the condition OF the nat
al the time Of the discovery of the assault Every
Thing in perfect order. but the diamonds ana
dewelry were taken. This the police say. means
7hat the person taking the property was familiar
with its locality and easily found il. This they
say is strange. since il is known that Mrs hron-
man was nervous about thieves and always had
her Jewels secreted in some out of the way place
The police learned little or nothing In the night
end they had to ask in the West Side court yes
terday morning for the remanding OF Nathan
Eronman the woman's husband. whom they had
arrested as suspicious person. They refuse Z"
talk about the case but they had no evidence 10
present in court against Kronman
The police arrested the husband They found no
hut hey
had learned that he had been in the com
pany of A pretty woman number Of times
The police yesterday went over the contents OF
the fat and after communication with kronmsn
crescent with thirteen diamonds. a gold WatG ,n
and chain had been stolen me ponce cCuIu
find no clew TO the whereabouts OF the !eweHS.
They came to the decision from the dSPeC' "a
The fat that some one known 10 the family mao
raken the valuabes The jewelry was presenter
by Kronman to his wife ,,o. .bo
two clerks in Kronman's Reade-st. office declare
that ne was not there from O'Clock on Moludt
afternoon O'Clock. at which time they "e WI,
away. They usually go home at that tlne gu.
fhey said Kronman often remained from that honr
20 o'clock to Ak up the hooks They diq mOs
know whether he was there between onOse ny was
used to meeting woman oecasioha'S 81 '"e
Office , ,.a l., 4,
we're true that he had sent summons 10 AC'iIlH
Captain Conney TO appear with MT. hronihdI pc
fore the Mazet committee this morning MT NOSE
seemed ANNOYED. and after a ltte nesltdup say -
Now YOU know I won't talk about that. 1ou
knew 7 would not talk about II before you asked
never talk about these things &c.,, xoo.od,r,
But this is such an extraorolhary pI o.
Won't YOU make exception In this caseF
I have nothing 10 say 49,, ..,.
You viii neither affirm nor deny It?
IT have nothing 10 say.
md the door smut