The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-29
WOLTER WEAKENS AND ANNOUNCES
 fPLL TELL ALL"
German Youth, Charged With Luring Pretty Girl to Her
 Death, Loses Nerve.
Police Claim Even if He Refuses to Make Confession They
 Have Enough Evidence
Especial from United Press.)

(Spec1a1 rom United Press
 New York, March 29.-Cringing in his cell in the Tornbs, his nerve and bravado gone Albert wo1ter, the Ger man youth charged with turing pret- ty Ruth wheeler to his room, mur- dering her, dismembering her body and then trying to destroy it by fire. is today preparing to tell the police ssall''
 It is believed that by tomorrow night he will have confessed the mur- der of the girl and told all the hor- lice Inspector Titus, who has gained his confidence, that soon as he has written a letter to Katchen Mueller, his pseudo wife, who is held pris- oner in the House of Detention and received an answer he will tell the story He is being left practically has been allowed since he was ar rested Friday night, charged with abducting, even before the body of remains close by the cell in case the prisoner decides to tell his story at once. It was by playing upon Vol the police got Wo1ter to promise to tell the story. They intinated to him that that the girl 1zn would be charged with his love for the girl again. they hand ed him a letter she had written him, in German, from the House of De
  tated by the police. What it's com tents are the police refuse to say de- fnitely but it is thought the girl desire that he should tell the truth When ne read the letter Wolter screamed hysterically and fell to the floor of his cell Writhing and crying aloud. When he had somewhat re- covered his composure he called Titus and expressed a desire to answer the letter. He said he wanted to tell the Mueller girl, whom he still calls his wife, that he still loved her and wanted to haze s.s, her tell him she still to me Wednesday and I will tell you
 s'wir it be different from what But Wo1ter would say no more, de- claring he would tell all'' Wednes-
 The Mueller girl today sent the letter to Wolter: My Dear you have been so good to me, I beg you to tell the truth. They found sock on our fre-escape and if they also found the other things they tell me of, think you must be guilty. So I beg you to tell all and so good-hearted to me all the time that I can hardly believe it possible that you have done what they accuse you of. But you know what know. if you really harmed the little girl I beg you to confess Always remern-
 
 you. Your loving, sorrowful Kitchen
 The charred body of Ruth Wheeler was buried today in the Wheeler family plot in Maple Grove Cemetery, on Long Island. The funeral ser vices were held yesterday afternoon, | Rev. J. F.. Steen officiating.
 was faithful in life and faithful unto | 1eath,'' he said, as the tears stream- 1 ed down his face. ttShe faced the | dangers of a great city fearlessly. ! 10ninO fO he ahlR to something | o assist in caring for her mother While fighting for her honor she was md with her family and friends I weep fer her.''
 The police are gradually strength ming the chain of circumstantial evil fence around Wo1ter. Inspector Mo Cafferty. in charge of the detective bureau and, Captain Arthur Carey, in dare today that even if Wolter re- ueses at the last to confess they have uff1cient evidence to convict him. The police declare they can prove o have a stenographer call on him t the East 75th address. They can nd went to Wolter's apartment They can show WoIter made an in- ulting proposition to- Miss Adelaide the dead girls sister, when he called seeking Ruth. The girl l. ras killed and dismembered in Vol CTS apartment; blood spots show nal The bcoy was burned Tn The pen fire place there and Wolter re- |, ainted the fireplace and threatened o kill Katchen Mueller if she went ear the fireplace during the night. he girls body, wrapped in Wolter's Wn nightshirt and a burlap. bag Vol CT had used as rug, was found in Vo1ter's fireplace. He fled and took ew apartments. Ruth Wheeler's handle was found among Volter's effects, together with a 1oody handkerchief and a notebook n which VU01faT that had m ployed Ruth Wheeler as a steno- rapher at ST a week, though he had o money and was living himself on he $6 week the Mueller girl made a a bakery. All these facts will be laid care ully before Wolter, together with [atchen Mueller's letter, late tonight r tomorrow, and it is expected he