New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
kINNAN HERE TODAY
so B. ". GIBSON SAYS.
Husband of Murdered Woman
Ready to Come from Jersey.

The police have found 40 clews 20 the murderer
=, Mr. Alice c. y. Kinnan. who killed last
s,,,risv night Al her home in The Bronx where
sse lived with her old mother Mrs Louisa Stem
:, An examination Of the house and premises
- made yesterday. but the search was fruitiess
~ sr leas. the detectives said they were as r7uch
y tne Dark the day following the murder
Burton rs. Gibson. of No LAP Prospect Park West
p-oaB.ya colnso for Mrs Stentou. said last night
Sat Rforard Kirn2n. husband OF tie dead woman
,-l5 Do n the city to-day. and would he examined
~ Police Captain Price. who has charge of the
sss Kiruau has been living in New Jersey for
,r,s tina pc said. and agreed. on the advice of
ts coisnse 10 meet Captain Price.
Airs Stenton subjected TO examination by
Coroner Mcdonald. hut she failed TO throw anv
ueht or the murder OF her daughter. The coroner
said that The old woman was apparently trying to
avoid certain questions which have been put TO her
That Mrs Stout0n could do much toward clearing
y, The crime II she desired is believed both bv the
coroner and the detectives who arc working on the
II is now believed by Coroner Mcdonald that tho
od woman was absolutely incapable Of taktsr mart
IN the deed for she is OLD and feeble and aDnears
70 be suffering from sofiening OF the brain The
police said yesterday that they knew where Rich
ara Kin-ar. The dead womans husband was and
could get him whenever they desired
The funeral of the murdered woman took place
yestorday the undertaking rooms at 2oOth street
ana Webster avenue. The Rev. Edward CrippIet
pastor OF the Bedford Park Presbyterian Church
read tho burial service. Mrs Stenton did not at
tend The funeral
According TO the police. the six Italians arrested
on Sunday in connection with the death OF Mrs
Klrnan VIII be Of little aid 10 them in finding the
r1urderer Francesca Di Ciccio. Of No. SOS East
18th street and Caruino Vario. Of Third avenue
sno lSrh street were arragned yesterday in the
Westchester police court and renlanded TO the cor
oners once lhelr statements have been contra
dcory and the police attach little weight To their
stories ID Cicco, the police say, has a bad record
After Coroner Mcdonald had examined both ba
discharged them Di Ciccio was taken to the House
Of Refuge.
That Mrs kinnan was a party to business
transaction IN Brooklyn peculiar as that in
Thlch heT mother was mixed up in The Bronx
was learned Yesterday. About thre months ago IN.
dead woman leased the house at No II second
Place. which was formerly her home as well as
~ mct4ers 10 Martin Egan. Of No 62 Second
rs-5 P-o ~ 1.f. eSe was signed in the office OF
Eas ~ l!atlH IN suit against Mrs Stenton
zf e.- ~ - aso ahG is now her legal adviser,
gttuIIL-s ,o i-eill 1no1her- The records Of the
Tax Department show that this property has been
aeo me 'iE bought the house al its own auction
j was learned that the city had not sold the house
-. -. ~ 81 hiAhan mace out lease to a
Pee Jlal she ald not own Less than two weeks
ebe owned ri bo'1s re IS oI1st she told MIN that
% ~ -. -. He oio RESIDENTS IN Second
acted strangely. and kept very much TO herself
Ms EEan, the mother Of Egan, said she believed
intent
II explaining the transaction Nj Gibson said last
night
Mrs. stenrOn turned over the BROOKLYN house TO
her daughter some time ago. She leased II TO Egan
0y few months ago. The papers We're signed in
ny Office and I knew All about il Egan got the
pace for - q month on condition that he would
MAKE al the repairs The arrears in taxes and
assessments on the place greater than its value
but the tte 10 The property has never been turned
oVef 10 the city