The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
EOLTER SAYS HE'LL TELL ALL
D>ib wars FOR FORGIVENESS
HOT lTIE ~: ELLER.

.r. kafls Muller. the ro-called wife
r., &. "-r MOl1sr rather than upcn WoltsV
.-..' % depends whether nr not tho
..."r tolls VIA took pla~s lRss
-ity when hftssn- vear-pld Ruth
" ..."- wont 20 VOTERS rooma in Fast
...v 'ifih street looking for employ
,...r 49, . -i-nographer Late yesterday
E..,urrn Whie Wolier was heinG auiz1rd
-, -p-,ior Titus m the Tnmbs prison
49,. note from Katie Muller written
,,e-nan He rrat ., through with
i,-,rrical outbursts A. he finished he
"a. -Sne loves mo still
Tr..n whv No, tell he truth and save
l.-.- asked the inspector.
4 VII write her Woner repliSd.
-Na~n get an answer from her saying
o.. forGIves me- IN tell the truth
BE- would only add Come ses me
V..ir as,iay. l shall have her answer by
,1a, time Then I will tell the truth
Ttsr turning to Inspector Titus. who had
ta.r gentle with him throuRhout the
oIs.r ,nrng ne said What I tell on
Wednesday will tell TO you alone
n" questioning of Wolter began early
Yesterday morning With eleven other
vounS mon he was lined up on the fifth
TOY ~ the boys division in the prison
ari ,orfrouted 10y Mary WeismAn. a
v1.rs woman living At us Fifth street
TNr- sirl was brought down to the
pis'r,ct Attorneys once by Miss Maude
Miner. the probation officer % the
riEh' court, who thought that the girl
could connect Wolter with the traffic in
women Up and down the line Of men
she walked. peering in the face 81 each.
but showing no sign Of recognition.
Finally she stopped In front ~ Wolter
and seemed agitated, Again she went
through the performance. hut refused to
point our Wolter
Then Coroner Holt zhauser said: DO
you anow this mani pointing to wolteT.
She answered. Yes
will You put your hand on him and
say that you know htmg"
She refused. Then the Coroner went
down the line. asking a. he paused before
each man 4 he was the man she had
named 10 Miss Miner. When he stopped
before wolter end asked the question
she sad Yes that's the man.
Later she said that she had seen him
often IN dance hall In Thirty ninth street
near seventh avenue. Wolter showed no
sgn II recognize ion.
sned ne rolice in the helief that woltsr
had "thing - do with the white
LA. trade II he was not already en-
Eac-t IN tina, traFfc. the police think.
10 vas yreparinR To enter il. Eatis
NJ Ter told Cart Carey yesterday that
onc~ whom she and Wolter were out OF
uoner 10 sent her o'p IN the streets and
that she brought a man hack TO their rooms
a - -.
he admitted that she had done 80 bat de-
ned tat he told her to do IL.
'uo'her rieCe 81 Circumstantial evil
der against Molter Was added yesser-
dav - hen the l.olire found Ruth Wheeler's
uwHr~lla m the room az I22 Fast In5th
s'r~et Nhcr- Moltar moved after leaving
the ast SNventy Sfth street house The
.r-Is m,,,her aud Rister sad that Ruth
rad tho umbrella hen she left home last
thursday KatIe Muller admitted taking
i,Ju the Sev~ntv-ttvh street house 70
ths IySlL street place. ~" Said u Vac one
o! th-,-o she found IN the .clos~t when by
Nolters order she moved their few be-
onginE~ Nolger saws that Two Of the
III brellas wore his own and hrs -wifes.
bIi that ns ooes not know v no oU ns the
- ri OsSs
Anotr"t Indication that Ruth WHISPERS
body ws~ burned IN The open fireplace
was tl'' u,-covsry by Detective England
yesterday or brick in tn" hearth to which
~ere adhering a piece OF burned flesh
and a bat Of ribbed underwear. Tho
.ntcswear was like that worn by Ruth
Tn.-e,er. Two towels. much soiled and
Iartly burned. also came 20 light yester-
day Woltsr admitted that tho shirt
found on the Are escape was his.
about this fireplace more facts were
"a mod yesterday The stove. Kate Mul-
- 'old tn" detectives on Sunday. was in
Iia.c on Thursday morning when She
vent away 70 work When shs came
pom" a. n ght y was gone and tho fire.
pc vas painted Wolter told her. Shs
sd. that h" was getting ready for sum
me- Yesterday she told the police that
-r- vas awakened about O'Clock the
r'y' morning by the falling Of the metal
s,."a " the fireplace. Wolt"r got out
o. p..i and liked Il. IN" -aid. Half an
hour later u fell again. Again Wolt-r
yInrei out Of bed IN rsplac" Il. She
g. Up too shc said and went 20 assist.
Mover mind she ssid Nolter told her.
- only the screen Of the fireplace
c.0 * a. She did not touch u. but went
~. .u.otaar room. She said Nolter did
D. -'"'n bit excited when he told her
a.. the screen. but spoke carelessly
ar naturally. This screen IL IN two
G".,.. Tho Detectives are trying to find
o. 8 t Vas thus broken prior To last
!-.r-d,y. II the body was burned in
&C. -"plac. ana tho screen kept in front
Of m. roli,s think the heat might
Rave crackcd tho iron. Wolfe. told the
f...." that the screen did fall down in the
,-.' U-J "a Katie Muller says IL did
'.'" got ths paint and brush with
o." vaiat.l the fir"o'Acs in q lrtls
o. nd niLs Csat store on Third avenue
20 -'h strcet Tn. clerk Who sold IL
a.. ''a' the - 10 was made ~ about
on Thursday Woltsr saws ne
- 'lr rsin' 10 . o clock. Whcrs the
oil" ,.u" from that vas poured
r.. Nh'''l~rs bodv the police have
'ngt N"i,her have th~v learned
~. 81 ~" -ignet ring that tho