New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
GEO. CLINT Co.
A3.4s A~e ~ WEST 2s:sr.
NEAR eRoAossAM
FACTORY: ISLAND i5e WEST i9"srRerr
AUTOPSY ON DALE CHILD
CHEMICAL AND MCROSCoPICAL EX-
ANIMATION TO BE MADE.
POLICE THINK THEY HAVE STRONG EVI-
DENCE AGAINST wOMAN-EXPECT TO
SHOW THAT WALLER KNEW CAUSE
OF CHILDs DEATH

SHOW THAT WALLER KNEW CAOSt
OF CHILD's DEATH
DR. Otto Schultz Of Cornell University, will
make a chemical analysis OF the internal organs
Bf Emmeline Dale. the child who died on Tues
day morning and whose mother is a prisoner
in Hoboken charged with the child's murder,
and Dr. E E. Smith of this city, will make a
microscopical examination. The autopsy was
performed yesterday afternoon in Volks's under
taking shop in Hoboken. DR.. Schultz, County
Physician Converse, under whose direction the
autopsy was held; DR.. J. T. McGiI, president
of the Jersey City Police Commission. and Dr.
William T Kudch, who attended the child an
hour before her death, were present When DR..
Kudlch left the room in which the autopsy was
performed he said that he saw no signs OF
poison. He would not say TO what. if not poison,
he attributed death.
DIR. Converse said: 1T is not time to talk be-
yond to say that the autopsy was negative Ii
is not possible at this time TO say what caused
death, nor will il be possible for some days II
is true we found 10 traces Of poison; We old
not try to- That is the business of the doctors
who VIII make the examinations. No lrrltant
poison was used. The autopsy would nave
shown this by the organs being burned
The engagement OF Drs. Schultz and Smith re-
suited from a conference between Dr converse
and Assistant Prosecutor Nickers- The County
Prosecutor
sponsibility of incurrfng the expense. Prosecu-
tor Erwin at once directed that the experts be
employed. Prior the autopsy Coroner Pars-
low and a Jury of six men viewed the body The
coroner said the inquest would probably begin
about next Tuesday Wednesday,
The child's father has not yet arrived from
Chicago. but Assistant Prosecutor Vickers says
he will come TO Hoboken at the right tiiiae The
authorities are working to establish motive
for the alleged crime The Prosecutors ONCE
and the Hoboken police say that they think
they are forging strong chain Of evidence
They saw that they understand that the VIII Oh
Mrs Dale's father so framed that, In case
of the child's DEATH Mrs Dale wouio De soie
beneficiary . 49,.
kilograms and a letter sent. 1t is alleged, oy MIs
Dale TO Waller, after the ueatn Oh tile clIio'
which were found among Walters effects Ine
first telegram WAS sent a few hours a1ter uhs
child's death. and advised Waller, II Is sald' OF
the child's death, at the same time cautioning
him not TO come on. The letter was written later
on the same day. and gives, IL is stated, an ac-
rurate descriprion of the childs appearance
after death, and some other information Whlch
the police consider viii have an lfll9ortant pear
ing on the case. On the day after the letter was
sent, another telegram was dispatched to Waller
and is in the hands OF the police In IT, II
is said Mrs. Dale advises Waller to be guided IN
everything by her legal advisers, Russ q hep
renheirner. These kilograms and letters, in ad-
1ition to others which the police expect TO get
from Harvey s Dale. the chilG's father. are re-
lied upon by the State TO prove The CRIME
charged. and possibly 10 prove also tnai Nalief
WAS aware when he left Busch's Hotel on the
morning before the child's death, that crime
was contemplated
The Consul General for Holland at this city
sent mis- assistant, MI BakhuySen, TO consult
with Joseph NJ. Noonan. who has been retained
nv Waller yesterday. Mr.. Bakhuysen says that
he knew family of the name Of Waller in Hol-
land which is highly respected ard well known
to-day. The purpose Of his visit to Mr. Noonafl
was 10 obtain an interview at the jail with Wal
Ter and TO ascertain If he was OF the family ne
knew After a talk with Waller, Nh Bakhuyserl
was convinced that he what he represented
himself TO be
After the interview Mr.. Bakhuysen and Mr.
Noouan called on Prosecutor Erwin, with the
hone of securing a reduction Of the amount of
hail fixed for Waller Mr. Erwin refused 10
consent a reduction at this time Mr. Bak-
huvsen saws that he VIII furnish ball for Waller
when the authorities are ready to accept IL