Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23
YOUNG IN NEW YORK
Alleged Murderer of Mrs.
Annie Pulitzer.
MAKES A CONFESSION
DECLARES ANOTHER MAN KILL
ED THE WOMAN.
Gives Name Of Charles Simpson Filing
as Man Who Did the
Deed.
MAKES A CONFESSION

NEW YORK. September 23.-The train
from Derby. Conn, with william Hooper
Young on board. arrived at the Grand Cen
trail station at $40 am. There was
crowd Of 400 or 500 at the station when
the train came in. The crowd was orderly
and no demonstration against Young was
made.
Preparations for taking care Of Young
and keeping the crowd from surrounding
him had been made. and when the train
was stopped the passengers were told to
keep their seats for a few minutes. Then
Young, who was in the smoking car, was
taken of first. He was led to a closed car
rage and accompanied by Detective Ser
geants Hughes and Findlay and Mr.. Hart.
the prisoners counsel, who came down
from Derby with the party, was driven to
police headquarters. The prisoner, hand
cuffed to Findlay, was led through a large
crowd that had gathered to see him. He
plainly was in a condition bordering on
collapse when led UP the steps into head
quarters Shortly after Young had been
in the detective headquarters Lawyer
Hart appeared and said In reply to in
Cuiries:
Lawyer Harris Statement.
Young is an innocent man. The po-
1000 oontass,ou rrhto,, ha 80 haforo
he had legal counsel. 1t will be proven
that Young was not even an accomplice."
At the close of the Interview between De-
tective Captain Titus and Young, Captain
,r;tus said yo,ne bad Wade tho fo,,ou;n1
statement:
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porL u oooostoJ 10 We taiLad ond cot
Acquainted though he was a Degenerate
fter that he called ON me several times at
INV fat
con the night Mrs Pulitzer died Filing
and T mat h.r at Rroadwav and 4eth street
hv annointment T had made We went to
tba AZ tnaethar 1,ent ont for aome
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ne, hahos paCh anu roith esei ne, teou ~
induce respiration: When she didn't breathe me
put my nano unuer ner Waist anu ieil
ner neart ~ was Ioi pea.ins. men ~, ae.
instead Of calling a policeman to 20 to DO
Hce headquarters, which, thought, was
IN the Guy nan. sot on ran 20 az ~
th;nLiue u,hat iot ~ disarace the affair
would bring unon me and NV father. That
made me decide to get rid of the body.
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.r lite, ,,,a ,,,+ t,t, tho
'oon iohs AAiAe anu ~"' NV ~
body, intending to cut the pody up so that
could get tt into trunk. When I made
the first cut the odor was so awful that
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capt. IHus SAID that the prisoner oe-
scribed Filling as being man about tWen-
ty-three years old, smooth face, five feet
seven inches in height. with bright clear
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