Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20

spring, when both went away, leaving
the fiat furnished They say that
Young, Jr., was first seen In the fiat
about week ago, when he slept there
each night The Young Hat Is one OF
seven rooms and BATH and is hand
somely furnished The bed room, next
TO the dining room, is the one IN which
II Is believed the murder was COM
mtted, II Is very small room.
YOUNG AND THE TRUNK.
Young was seen about o'clock on
Wednesday evening, when he appeared
IN the street In front of the house and
asked Alfred Dabney, a lad about is
years OF age, TO go into the house and
Eelp him carry out a trunk. The boy
says he assented and helped Young
carry down heavy trunk, which
Young said was full OF books. In front
OF the house was a horse attached to
light buggy In which the trunk was
placed. Young got In. according TO
Dabney, and drove rapidly down Sixth
avenue.
The police say they have learned that
on Thursday morning Young returned
TO the house about o'clock, and that
he was seen carrying the same trunk
he had taken away the night before.
This time he had the trunk on his
shoulder and was carrying II up the
stairway into the fiat In the evening,
between s and o'clock Young, II Is
taid, took the same trunk from the
house to the Office Of the Wells-Fargo
Express company, In Sixth avenue near
fifty-ninth street There he asked that
II be shipped TO Philadelphia. He was
told that the company did not ship 10
that point, the police say. and he then
said that II would do just as we'll II II
was shipped 10 Chicago The trunk
was accepted and was shipped TO that
point. The Chicago police have been
notified and will watch for It's appear
Inoe.
A STRUGGLE EVIDENT.
After they had gathered all this In
formation, the police opened the door
leading to the fiat, which they found
In great confusion. There was every
evidence Of struggle on the part OF
the occupants. In the small bed room
they found a single bed, the sheet OF
which was spotted with blood, and
other stains were found on a cupboard.
Among a number OF bottles stood n
Tiny vial half filled with hydrate OF
chloral. In the room We're found one
)r two articles Of woman's clothing,
but they bore no stains. stock such
as a woman wears was later identified
Ivy Pulitzer as having been worn by his
VIE on Tuesday night when she went
out In the bath room were found two
wells and a mans night short, still wet,
and which appeared TO have been used
70 nj. IN gta fRr al H.s
have been hastily washed. There was
also found an old leather yalise,. in
which were scores OF letters, all from
CoRONER's THEORY.
Coroner Sholer. who examined the
fiat. gave II as his theory that the wo-
man had ben murdered by knockout
drops IN form Of dydrate Of choral
and that the murderer then tried to
dismember the body so as TO more cas-
lily place II I'm the trunk, but that he
had apparently dessted and placed II
temporarily in the bottom Of the cup
board. Later he placed the body In
the trunk.
was connected with a paper called the
hHAhohAfi hH UbnlItNT llhhdlfis lnt
Crusader ceased publication In June
and Young then moved away. He said
he came from Seattle and that he had
run a paper in the west. but whether
az Seattle or not Is not known. He Is
auout 81 years Of age, about five feet
seven 90 nine inches In height. dark
hair and pale. rather sallow complex
ion, His hair is dark and he has
heavy eyebrows, standing out proml-
nently.
His father, John w. Young. who IL
said TO be In France, Is reported 10 be
a man OF wealth. He Is said to have
been concerned In promoting a ship
but S>g trust and 10 be connected with
the Equitable Building association. He
is believed % be son Of Brigham
Young, the famous Mormon" leader.
and TO come from Seattle.
Nothing Is known at present OF the
whereabouts OF the young man sus-
pected OF the murder.