The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-15

they sJl declared that no barrel came over
! ssvsssi Italians who looked at the crucinx
declared that II was the badge OF society
connected with st. Bhgids Church On
Santiseimo Crodfsso.
An Italian ehape! 10 con.nectcd With this
church and Efraxio fs1hsro, VINO Ave
At Eleventh street and Second avenue, 10
president Of IT,. The crucifx vas shown
not the kind that members II his society
carry. A description Of the dad man
was shown TO him and he said he knew no
ssssh man.
scHnrrrpERom MAKES FIND.
When inspector Schmittbergsr's keen eye
k9hted on the Ictters ]. n. u. l. on The
and hissed: aMafal This Il the work Of
= secret society. Go out everywhere and
find me tho seoret eociety which carried
the crueiAx with these mystic letters l.
The sleushs set out to And the I. N. r. I.
murder club, but soon returned crestfallen
10 announce that l. n. X. l.. was on oil
esrlcifxes
For heavens sake don't tell McClusky
thst. ssid 6chmittheroer.
M'olusxY hAkEs PEW pBpUcrioNs.
Inspector McClusky declared last night
: e,at the murder was undoubtedly com,
blst been informed by Or, Weston that the
/ komach Of the dead man contained beans
kind much eaten by Italians. These
| cans were undieested and DR.. Weston
Van an hour before death From the
Z vt that the man had on overahoes. In
2 rector McCluAky doduced that he lett
h sne after o'clock yesterday morning. .
IT didn't begin to rain until after >
ri snin0 YrhnA this hR WOULD
A. Arcely be wearing overshoes. MY view
Of the case Is that this man was In the habit
Of getting up ut this early hour to attend
to Bic business and that he was In the habit
Of Eoins TO soma certain place to get ms
Whether he went to his usual place this
mo nang or 10 some place where ne had
bee lured ] am not prepared to say. 1
am not ready. 10 sooept this fragment OF
case, The indications are that this man
was. murdered BY people who knew his
habi h and that the thing was 10 openly
done that long ooncealment Of It will be
IT Se fact that . man like this had not
been identified yet 10 astonishing. II he
was IN immigrant. q lAborer. or an ordi-
nary Italian u might be easy TO under
stan !, btE. he was none OF these. He was
a foreigner. probably Greek or an Italian.
hayo had home and friends and ne cannot
20 lpnG unidenti1ed..
One thing wa can be certain ef. and that
IL that the sawdcst In this barrel vas there
before the murder wns committed and
was not put in afterward There was no
sawtlust on tbs dead mans body or cloth
ing.
MoC1usky's dstscttves who had been work.
ing in tho Italian quarters OF the city ne
ported that they had besn unable 70 az
the identity Il the dead man. The
inspector then sent men into ths Syrian
and 0rssk quarters ssnd at lste hour was
waiting for so,ne report from them.
At IL. 80 O'Clock last night Inspector
Schmittbsreer and Capt Becker called at
Police HEADQUARTERS and siter a confer
tective Bureau the three left Headquarters.
MoClusly said bod be back in forty-hve
minutes. but al $50 he hadn't returned.
The three went up Broadway together.
Inspector McCluslry got back soon after
$50. He said he had bern working on false
trail. A rumor that the murdered man had
been idenufled a. q missing Eighth-street
barber was denied by the inspector.