The sun., 1910-06-19
CBOSED AND THRUST IN TRUNK
,ruIIRr PEDLER MURDERED
TOR ms WARES.
U..s, sacl,ss IIody lay Overnight N
rrurmrnt hallway. where two NeR
I,u u IIs aS.OoO stock Gene
Tnrrc Italians Are Lonked IN.

,..r gnl0 worth II Waraa, vas found
,.-r,-itv morning In a trunk which
f.l U..g l.ft over night In tho hallway
,frr lp.un iencmont at 81 oOarok strOet
- mo- ..r- un Friday sfienOon the pOdlsr
.... .v. utcn who got him into rOogh
a. .0.Y.,-i nrnl sanseless They bought
..t rama shoy@i him inin Il. un-
...s..r.l, 81, pat not dead. carried he trunk
al. a wagon to the tenement and loft
d 20 the front hall Yesterday morn
M r.r police took the trunk away at the
10 .us,r ny 'ho ianitTess and opened H.
Noes sachs wRR a man Of S. He re-
,,sYflv sold Do, store ai $50 Fast Houston
street. bnt q, was his habit uu some days
ru '1ae gems and brooches and stiOkpins
and e. ru, 20 pe,ldlo them. He carried
h.. -,'her valuable stoik in two little
k..,. nrAcd ~ innermOst pprkets Thus
s-rlDp..d he set forth nR Friday trurn
n. 1nr- fnr tho lower Fast Side. where
m, rc,idling business. even in iewelry
b 81 1t all
20 Friday afternoon two Of has si1
snl, Paul and lsidOr. mot him on Riv.
ing,on -'rrct lie stopped and mOpped
m. forehead and told thsm business was
prrt,v Eood lie didn't tell them lust
how riucn nc had sold OF what and thUy
c,duJ ask Soon it would lpa dinner
time and all three would he home To-
r.,hsr The father did say that ho
uasn gnlug "a Try 10 sail any more stuff
that dav lie Thought he would 20 to
tbr setNIos at the synagOR,Ie at M Nor.
Col, slrrct aad them come right hnma
hther aud snns sad guod-hy Tie
two noys went home tn dinner Thrir
father tId not come in. though they waitesi
iu- hm Asnight felt tho snns got fright
elud They Cailed up POlico Head
quarters and had an alarm @nnt oIt iOF
il.ir father He had tahen SS.OOo worth
Of ,lul With him in the morning and at
mo-t wouIdn't have sOld mOrs than q few
hundred dollar, worth Probably h.
hadn't .Oit that muCh or he wOuld have
ur'Ullasi Il with satisfaction ~ thr
afternoon
N1y on Friday afternoon whi's Mrs
Nlr-are' clark. ianitresss Ot tie Italian
i.tr.usuJ AZ 81 uOsrCk street. was busy
1l 10 upper aOors her six year odd grand.
dl4gnrer. playing on the lower Rights
u sa.rs heard the front door hang Opsn
srt 'ookrd 10 see who was coming Sns
sav TWO men come IN with a trunk She
CAIgh' glimpse Of a horse and wagon
outside The men simply bangOt The
,rlnk up against a disused door IN the
froG' hall and slouchsd out again. They
paid no attention TO the little girl who
simply stared a. them.
" they swung the trunk against he
val one corner of it chipped a hole in
ne wall plaster This was a calamity
al % thing to be cried aloud The g.ri
IA Hu,taiTs and told her grandmother
H-T Grandmother promptly went 10 be-
rae the men and to find Out whom The
.r.k was for But the men ha! gore
tH. he chh couldn't toll whei Ler Ihay
,s-r expreSsnen or not Two women
v.I live across the way say they ~lw two
uru sligh' nj O'Clock frum \ cpvsrad
vagon drawn by a hay hor-r. curry a
i.Iyk into the hullway Oi 81 and presently
dIrp away
AIS Clark surveyed the trunk l' vas
arye. new. cheap, but then had 81 been
rynenslve she would have wondered more.
looked completely commonplace 4
9cce OF clothesline bound Il round. Mrs
ARK went hacR 10 her work.
No one claimed the trunk When Mrs
tA-k saw II standing there IN the morn
o. & -hs decided tha' lt was a nuisance
Nr .ls in the house. however. knew any
tang about IL. Il was pretty ,hrayy
Sls allied Policeman Collins. tie looked
a. "a some perple kitty and called up his
.4.Hu house in Delaney street. Lieut.
r.nuny sent Policeman Poole over with
'ts pl,rol wagon 20 fetch the thing. Poole
ana collins with a good deal d gentle
U.lubl4g lifted the trunk into the patrol
vaguu aud carried il over TO the station
h1Is- There IL was slowed IN a ittle
fHom beside the desk where the lieuten-
g.. sometimes sits.
The plain clothes men wondered what
vas % The trunk They found the cat ches
ias uIr &c was not locked. Therefore
'ley ,I the clothesline and opened Il
They saw within the body Of a Russian
Jew he lav on one side. his head
nIr.ri gains, his breast his legs drawn
" against his stomach On the body lay
'1s twu rays which fitted the trunk The
mai VA, dressed.
Presently the pedler's youngest sons.
PI. and lsidor. who had gone TO Police
Haalg4arrers 20 inquire for news Of their
father arrived at the Delaney street sta
'u. They we're taken into the little room
a-i o. ne glance they recognized their
h'r.r A little later Julius Weinberg a
Isvr1ar e 40 Fast Houston street.
rr..rai 'he station house Yes, the man
b ,.- trunk was Moses Sachs. from whom
b. lad houRht his store. Weinberg had
been .llei bv the police when they found
torn paper. part of bill OF sale. lying
r- 'fs dead man The bill was written
or Nrnh@rR's letter paper. Il told Of
'ra '-'Ys'errinR of the. store AZ isO kasJ
H1"..u0 street from lsidOr Sachs 10 Julius
W."uarg Moses Sachs. u was eX-
planned really owned the store though
Z" HrEIless was IN his sons name when
-
The UlIy other thing found IN the trunk
w. ore u the small velvet bags IN which
'ts p-dtler used to carry his stock Il
~ ewp'y
a. ig'11sv was made AZ the morgue |
-r u5 Weston % the CoroneTs stan |
& ..,i ul outward briIise There were !
b" - gnt blood clCts under the skin |
.lr ureast The windpips and the |
L..4' and tongue were blood sufused |
t. sR vas d.slcc tied DR. Weston told |
1url-- H1iizhaussr that there could be /
2. .. that Sachs was choked until he ,
w.. lHr.scl0us and then thrust into the I
&. FN'rc he snfocated probably with ,
Do '"la an.1g consciousness. Tne chok- |
20 o.. t.." with a pair Of strong hands |
t. .a1Tl Warhs On the breast were
... . aiIcate that the other man had .
o. 'ause fingered, IN cass the
...F .a.-dod AID
.a.aus were locked up In the /
detention as material Wit
H-'rD Carolh Of 6t7 Fast Six
.'.' and Pietro lombard Of 70
'r' wore picked up a. rs |
-.taH' by Detectives Forbes
..tgruer IaTolli said he was
N l1rUhardi Is a grocer
I'D n. poliOs that Sachs
ri % him az Lomhardis
lrYstIe street on Friday !
Banianin Lsventhal a
-rdlnr Lombard bought
r.rrnEs raying $50 down.
%" introduction was -
.u|'.ardI said LATER he said |