The evening world., 1908-01-07

had nothing to do with the murder.
he would not answer questions directed
toward establishing whether or not
Whitmore told him that Mrs. Whit
more was dead.
The Information the police have gath
cred about the movements of whitnore
ana Ms VIE on Christmas eve and
Christmas Day and about whitmo~e's
movements after Christmas Day are
summarized as follows:
Victim at Friends House.
Mrs. Whitmore left her home Christ
mas eve after a quarre! with her hus-
band. She appeared about II o'clock at
tho home Of Lily Piehler, No. 1856 Law
renee street, Brooklyn. and remained
there all night. She said she was afraid
her husband would kill her. She had a
bundle containing some personal effects
' and a handbook showing a deposit o.
$500 in the German Savings Bank TO the
Joint account OF herself and her hus-
bani.
on Christmas morning Mrs. Whit
more. accompanied by Lily Piehler,
went back to her home in Adams
street. The Piehler woman left her
there. t was the last time Lily Piehler
saw Mrs. Whitmore alive.
Mrs. Whitmore remained In the house
on Christmas Day with her husband.
She n W!hitmore had a Christmas
dinner about 4 o'clock in the afternoon
with two OF her roomers named O'Ne!il
and Mcdonald. Later in the after
|Tnnp about 9 N'%1@ri -.
his wife We're heard in a violent quarrel
In their rooms.
Right here begins the period OF time
unaccounted for in the movements Of
Whitmore and his wife. No one saw
either Whitmore or Mrs. whitmore
leave the house. But the next morning
Mrs. Whitmore's nude body was found
In the swamp at Harrison. n. ].
Elliott Appears.
Whitmore was moi seen about his
home in Adams Street until the next
morning at 10 o'clock. In the interim
ne had been at the City Hail station
OF the Third avenue Il" road at about
D or s o'clock and al an earlier hour,
according to the police. In the vicinity
of Thirty-folrrth street and Eighth ave-
nue..
He was seen at his HON by the man
O'Neill. Wh!tmore told O'Neill that
while he was out for { package Of to-
bacco the night before his wife had
skipped, At noon on that day dec.
2) O'Neiu says. Elliott appeared at the
| house.
About 40 in the afternoon O'NelI
saw Whdtmore and Elliott 60 out to-.
gether. They carried a bundle which
ntN-l.fl ,.n-r-,,Al NJ ~ -
phonogIaph. Late that afternoon a
man. supposed from the description
furnished TO have been Elliott. deliv-
cred the p~honograph at the residence OF
Mrs. Schmitter, Mrs. Whitmore's sister.
at One Hundred and Seventeen street
and Third avenue. in the Bronx. He
also delivered a note signed with Mrs.
WhitmOre's name.
Two Women With Them.
Late that afternoon the woman
George Dickinson and another woman.
introduced as Cassie" appeared at tie
Whitmore house. The two women re-
NAMED there Thursday night and part
OF Friday with Whltmore and EI.iott.
on Saturday morning. Dec. 2s. Whit
more called O1Neill to his room. Elliot,
was there writing a letter at WLitmore's
%dictat!on, Whitmore asked O'Neiu TO 90
on Il long errand for him and ONell
consented.
Whitmore gave MIN two p~asteboard
FOXES and a letter 10 be delivered IN
Mrs, Schmit,er, Mrs. Whitmore's sister
In the Bronx. The letter. O'Nelll saws.
was signed by Elliot, with Mrs. Whit
more's name. Elliott want with O'Ne!u
70 fhn ErTng a n,sl .-zt...1 100 "