The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
MURDERED GIRL
IS IDENTIFIED
AS ANNA JENSEN
Four Men Say TamaIpais VIC
tim Was San Francisco
Domestic
Recognize C'Othing and JeweIry
Worn by Woman Slain
On Mo
are Gir' and Her eeth art
0iSa 7eaT ID .5Out the
Same Time

w aas9saasp6s asaS s' 5ssa5ifs'as ss5'as5 the the
jewelry and clothing OF the
murdered girl whose body was
found on Mount Tamalpais as having
belonged TO Anna Jensen, a domestic
employed at a boarding house at 1857
Union street. and who has not been
seen since April /. 1909. there developed
yesterday the strongest combination OF
clues which hitherto have been pres
ented for the solution of the mystery.
Certain of Identity
The four are certain to a point Of
positiveness in their identifcations.
They sa ythat not alone i'd the girl
wear the bracelt, which all remember
perfectly, and which fits the description
Of that found on the girls body, hut
also state that the dress, hat, watch
and hair are the same, and that the
estimated height and weight were
those Of the former servant girl.
These four until last April lived at
the boarding house at 1757 Union
street and say that Miss Jensen was
euuloyed 10 wait on them at table.
They all knew her for many months
and had unlimited opportunity of OBJ
serving her jewelry.
Tie four are James Wood. an en-
pIoye of the United states public health
and marine hospital, living at 1921
Franklin street. Oakland; c. A Holm
berg. notorman. 1926 FiIbert street;
James TVesthaII. 23O5 Van Ness ave
uue. and J. Glicksman, 1867 Union
street. Besides these four at the
boarding house there were three others
who lived there-Wiuis Foreman. a
steam filter: David Borland. an en-
pIoye Of the United Railroads. and
George Brown. Brown and Borland
gre in Los Angeles and the only man
OF the original seven who could not
bo found is William Foreman.
Description Fits Girl
The description of the jewelry found
on the body of tile dead girl" he said,
.JsIIies exactly with my recollection Of
that which was worn by Miss Anna
Jensen. domestic at a boarding house
at I757 Union street. Apart from this
the hat which was found by her fits
5he description of one bought by her
when I saw her last.
81. with six other men. boarded at
tle house at 1857 Union street, which
was conducted by Miss Helma Carlson.
Anna Jensen was a servant girl en-
ployed there to wait on as at mes Is,
and know her well, having spent
much time in her company. She wore
IN open work gold bracelet which she
bought in san Francisco that seems to
I'll the description Of the one found on
the murdered girls wrist, and watch
OF the same design and make. 1 am
fairly positive about this because [
had seen both these articles Of jewelry
very often
Just before she left Mrs. Csrlson's
place she bought blue hat-I think il
WAS al Livingston's store in Fillmore
street-which was of the pattern and
type as described as belonging TO the
murdered girl.
Many Points Similar
Another striking fact is that Miss
Jensen had bought a pair Of shoes al
RosenthaTs, the store where the vic
tim Of the murderer bought hers. This
series Of simiIariues would seem to be
too significant TO be merely coinci-
dcncc.
~The Jensen girl was about 25 years
old. feet 3 or inches in
height and rather stout. 1 should say
that she weighed about $50 pounds.
She came TO the boarding house about
p year ago from the Yosemite valley.
where size had been employed for. sew
eral months as a cook Prior TO that
1ime she had been in the northwest.
journeying from Alaska to Seattle and
thence 10 Portland. This brings an
other striking point to light. in that it
m sht explain the fact that the dress
worn 10y the murdered girl was bought
in Portland.
NY understanding was that she was
engaged TO be married to one OF the
boarders. William Foreman, who was
employed as a steam filter in the
United Railroads power house at the
foot OF Fillmore street"
Aftor Woods made his statement a
search was made for the other board
ers. who. since the breaking up of the
place. had gone their various ways.
or the three who could be found all
said that Foreman seemed to be the
girls favorite and that he was the
only one with whom she went out
James Glicksman, one OF the three, de-
cIared that the description of the brace
Iet fitted that of the one worn by Miss
Jensen.
Besides this he remembered that the
servant girl wore a tight fuiag blue