The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-13
SUBPGNAS IN BURDICK CASE.
ONE FOR MRS. PAINE, WHO HAS
LEFT BUFFALO.
Preparing for the Inquest. which Begins
Tomorrow - western Union 70 BE
Asked 20 Produce Te,egram s-Burdick's
VIII Cuts on His WHe-New Story
About the Pencils Automobile Ride.

Asked 10 Produce Telegra s-Burdick's
VIII Cuts on His wne-Ncw story
| About the Pencils Automobile Ride.
| BUFFALO. March 12.-Police Justice
Murphy to-day decided that on Saturday
morning he will begin the inquiry into the
death Of Edwin l.. Burdick.
1T will he the most thorough and ex-
haustive inquest ever held in this city,"
| said Judge Murphy. Il am going into
every phase of the case and bring out every
possible fact bearing on Burdick's death.
Everything will be- done 20 take suspicion
| away from the innocent and we hope to
determine who killed Burdick."
| In Erie county inquests are held by the
| Police Justices because the officer OF Coroner
has been abolished. The inquest s sure
to be interesting, for every living person
known to be concerned In the mystery will
be called, and the stories that hitherto
have been told only to the police will be
| recited publicly.
! Detective Holmlund went TO the homo OF
Mrs. Seth T. Paine this evening to serve
upon her subpoena to the inquest She
was not there. and he learned. after much
questioning of the servants, that she had
gone away late in the afternoon. saving
that she would visit herInrsDand In Batavia
Holmlund left for s.ivia at 10 o'clock
with the subpoena. as.upt. Bull was asked
about the report the rthe police had tried
to prevent Mrs.. PaiPe from leaving the city
Nothing to ity he said. we can't
prevent her from going where she pleases,
80 long as she.is present at the inquest on
Saturday. W,oone making sure tonight
by sending d. sctive after her. If she's
in Batavia, that subpoena will he in her
hands tonight.
A new story about the automobile ride
which ended in the death Of the Pencils was
told tonight 10y Jac )b Gygct, who works in
! the quarry AT kcnsingt0r. He says he
| quit work at about 6 O'Clock on Tuesday
afternoon and started for horc, walking
out Kensington avenue. Along came an
! automobile containing a man and woman.
/ "Thsy were chatting and laughing
SAYS Gyg.r, "and a. tiey got Within rod
Of me the woman put flask to her Er%
and seemed To drain II. Then sh. flung
the flask away and II foll In tie road 40
close 10 me that l kicked u. Tho next
morning on my way to work saw the
fash oca,n. When | reached the quarry
I heard about the accident To the Pencils.
! ide, tilted the automobile as the OIL" ] ned
seen. Tho flask had contained whisksv."
Gyzer's story may explain the pr'ranc"
| OF iiuuor in Mrs. Pennelrs stomach when
, shc was brought to the hospital
| secret move, even more important than
the inquest, was decided upon to-day. att ,r
| the District Attorney had conferred with
the chief Of detectives. The authorities
have determined to obtain the ielegrms
that passed between Mrs. purdick and her
neither, Mrs. Hull, two days before the
murder OF Burdfck
The Grand Jury IN In session and the
| District Attorney oan conduct John Doc
| proceedings beforc IT, IN thoee proce sd
! inRs a perron may lie subppnaed TO bring
| certain documents In his possession: AMER
! to-days consultation Il was decided under
crn Union Telegraph Company. through
| its manager here. to produc" copies OF the
| telcgrams that passed bet ween Mrs BUR
dick and her moi her during the ten days
/ prior 10 the murder
This perio' includes the Monday and
| Tuesda before the Thursday Of the murder.
! when Mrs Hurdick. who saw Arthur X
pennell near New YORK, telegrsphed to
! Mrs. Hull. who replied. The authorities
| 81 these kilograms or their Crects" con,
| tents. They questioned Mrs. Hull several
| tines about them ard finally examined
both Mrs, Hull and Mrs. Burclick concerning
| them. Mrs Hull said thst Mrs. Burdck
| had telegraphed TO her about her natl
and asked II Mrs. Hull was III. Mrs. Hull
replied that she was not III. Mrs. bur
dict, version was the same.
! The Western Union was asked 10 tell
' the contents 81 the kilograms and u re-
! fused TO do 80. This IL the reason FOR to-
| DAVIS decison 20 subpoena the manager.
! the kilograms NAV not b" material 10 the
4 case bu, the authors, ie- want 70 read them.
| Charles A. Policy. one 81 the attorneys
for the Western Union. said tonight that
| the company would not divulge the con-
| tents Of the kilograms without compulsion.
A subpoena or court order would be necrs-
! sary.
Tho authorities may al~o try 10 learn
from both telegraph companles what tel.-
! grams II anv passed le, weeu Mr.. BuTdick.
| Nj Burdick. Mr.. Pennell and certain others
! for three weeks befor. .Burdicks death
| All this informal ton h. expected Ia be forth
! coming Tomorrow, the dsv b@f"r" the
! inquest.
Tho Burdick will j. - br Offered for pro-
| bnto to-nlorrOw. u names q " DunF'on.
J TOR. The viii cuts On Mrs. Burdlcl aud
| h.fI,Iel,hss the estate Ia III. thee children.
1 share and share alike Ihei oon~s n fla ice
tina, GILL ~ tie basis for legal BATH" lf-
for the Surrogate. bufdick nAnssi the
| Ihr-e executor as guardians ~ HE children
| Har1sll A Hair al, Who has. br' ME-
| Burdick's lawyer, are ekpsss nj 20 ap,s>af
/ inr her aud ia. ciiidr''r aud c"'ts-i THE
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