The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

through the apron H. the fireplace the
police found bones ut the hodv whose
main part was IN he hundlc thrown from
the IRE escape They found there
hatpin, paTts Of clothing aud the metal
parts ~ a woman's purse The hatpinlvRs
Ruth WhSsler
While they were making rhrS search
7 m O'HAnlon over ~ tho station house
was examining the contents Of the hun
dies The small bundle was only q man.
shirt that had once bsen vhiJe. with the
initial -N- worked on the Zap I; su-
closed some ashes "a though u had hsen
used to wipe up n fireplace. The other
bundle revealed upon closer examination
that IA. upper teeth Of the victim were
~ they had b~en IN lite and thar in the
neck on one side 'ths other sid. haV ing
burned 10 the spinal column was en-
hedded part of tnTquoI-" necklace.
Adelaide Wheeler. only t'e wears older
than Ruth. after hooking a. this and identl-
fyiug n a. her sisters went Out "a the
back ward Of the STATION hotis" aud looked
whence ~ cam. ard said that the "harred
remains were thO-.' OF Ruth. thar ths
upper teeth we're those of Ruth and that
the least burned remaining r"rttOn ~
the torso. tho strongly dsI elopsd bust.
was tha, ~ Ruth Wheeler Ih"n The
nIodding searchars found Al the throat
q part at the charr,d fabric of IA" -uIrt-
waist. aud Miss Adsiaidn identiiied y a.
that OF the waist worn nv Ruin las
Thursday morning.
The Identification - complete sad
DR. O'Hanlou. Coroner HOlHhaua-r. Napt.
Cary and Capt Hughes
And " was after sine had lus..n sub lscted
to this ordeal which her elder sister cOuld
not endure aud after the elder sister had
Teen ,oinpelled 10 recount the insulting
heha vtoT ~ wolisr on her vISt ia pti''st
~ Ruth Thursday evening. that me hr'g-
AIDE NJ photographers. lined NJ with r"an|
fnsnIts tt. q front ot the pohCs. station
stood determined to take the pICturs Of
thes- tSo heToic girls The girls quailc6
~ last and for the first time and through
thu coronation uf Assistant District
A'turt.y Turnbull and Capt Eddie
iuEh~- the photoRra pheT~ were for cncs
TUNED away
The examination oi the trunk revealed
,t!sp IA th.. retna ming side OF the neck
strands 81 e three Ell hth Inch manila
rop" indicating that the girl had been
-trahgisd before being put into the tre-
place and burned over a charcoal lire
with Iks CopiOus U-s' 81 kerossne or hen
zine
IN. poIi,s. found among WOlteTs effects
q notebook OF woltsrs IN which were
aftOu- entries IN Lead pencil, and one IN
INK freshly made. Ihir entry recorded the
nsuc address aud nativity Of Ruth Wheeler.
With the add itIon 81 a Nsek NOlter Was
IN no T,I-ItlOn 20 employ anybody Mite
Miller gave han the - week she earned
~ The bakery. The police found also
letter among Nolters POSSESSIONS from a
trsetsi va Germany. To ths frlsnd Vol
tsr had apparently written. telling OF all I
= ka.s UwnN h.
girls. for the friends letter began by
NarnIng hlm that ne had better look cut |
here. IA America lest h. ~, into trouble !
bv hay ing such fun
The I,Oiicr found also when hey went =
10 s,kagain Fnr kittl. Miller that she had
Vanished Thev learned that -he had
h..eu ii-Charger fIOu the bakery and F.
tha' IN FRIDAY uishI she had sought T.
Wo''"r par-nts aud ASKED u b- housed
Tor NJ night They sent h.r away The
poiir" do no' know whether Wolfe met
Kate Miller though CORES pondenC,'
= king '"r -rsnpxrsph-r ur uOt He
a ct nov edged IN couT' Yesterday that
he had ~ tie the UU-t card through
Which Ruth Wheeler aiur 10 see him
AMI that n- had NtIii-n other -Ich '-,rl-
and hs,d 40 rha hs WrDSs The ,1Ti-
-ior prs't - ~" police found mat
lac hat q V,..l,-' -tsnU "ltl . nan space"
tor ths Whiting 81 I,- name. "a -tiutp
Which 'heN u'ged h'- .-s-d 90 gIt~ The
IMPRESSION that he ~a- Engaged "a bust
ny--- II" police hslt""" 'ha' in"N viii
Kes kttti.- Miller OF
The father Of Nolt@i Alh-r' W0lt-T.
lives al 10 Fa-' lifty-thITd street lac ?
ca me- TO rhI- spuD ~ fourteen Yea - ago
from Dresden all has worked m the
Stsinway pi8uD factory 80 Fty-tmrd
street and Lexington Avrnu- ever since. /
Before coming &" this country NOltsr 1
ser-..d his tIiu~ IA h. German army and /
- veteran Df the Franco I'r.--t1n war !
The pianomakeT > wife and -nu Aih-.Tt /
r~Tna iued ia Gr,.-sisH until vs-8T ago
!as' April. when WOitsf -.nr ipr them 1
and they joined hIm The faLh~r got '
fhs son a iOb "a he uuuu fa'tOTN and be i
worked for = ws:il- sst summer. how
ever. according 20 his father. he got INTO I
bad company and brgau leading a dis
sOlilte life. often T~fnaI'ing ont All utgh' I
The father pat zap With IN. upv conduct /
for u while and then 'old MIN n. would
have To- a-t out Mr.. Noirr. however
lid TINS much Tor the boy even then:
Ne took hm 10 boarding hor-@ and
installed him in a room aud promised
Ia .@e thai hI@ board hill was pad -
long h" would -fsv th're AMI needed
this help
short time bsfpr- Christmas m.
boys mother persuaded the pianom Ik..r
~ give fhssr sOn another ChanC. A.
rorriingiy th. old man and ms wife went
10 the boarding hO,Is~- 10 bring The boy
home TN the stairs Of th. Ulacs. hey
met the Miller woman and Young Walter
The father upbrsided w. b"v and also
talked with tho woman. urging her ~
leave his son alone. saying that the boy
was too Young for he- Tn. fR'her gave
the boy until Christmas ~ leave the
" roman
On Christmas morning no p,anOfuaksr
9nd hIs wife returned - the b1ar,iInR
house. m acrordaL'" with Their promise
Ia take their son home They found that
young Woiter and the woman had gone
away and mad left no address They
heard nothing further Of him until yes
ferdAy. when they were tod that he
had bsen arrested
DISORDERLI BshERN.