Evening star., 1911-01-24
linS said .

lips said:
Harry. be sure to send telegram
her I'm doing nicely and not to worry.
Tell her under no circumstances must
she think of coming east.
Mr. Phillips said that his brother had
told him that the threatening letters ne
had received were anonymous. He said
his brother did not know Goldsborough.
his assassin, and had never heard OF
him. The threatening letters, MI Phii-
lips said, he believed were destroyed
When taken to the East 22d street sta
tion Goldsboroughs body was searched
BY Coroner Holtzhauser in the expecta-
ton that there would be some wr1ting
in the pockets of his clothing wnlcn
would throw light on the snooting. No
such paper was found.
The pockets contained s24.7o In cash.
two manuscripts of essays. entitled Ihe
Conquest of Climate" and For An
others Sake: a card of DIR. George u.
Maurer of 15i East 9th street. p,s
of paper on which was written the nal.is ,
~ Mrs Hermann Oelrichs. l East 5'tn
street and small red memoranuuni
book, containing the names OF pupiis @
whom Go!dsborough gave vioiln ieS 80
and organizations before wnom ne nav
played.
Had Not Prospered.
According to the attendants at the Rand
School Yesterday Goldsborough, al
thourb he said he had wealthy relatives
in washington, did not seem TO De pros
porous. and was trying to get business
positions. He became greatly eiated last
week because he got telephone mes
sage one day saying that a piaco "h.S,i ~
he had applied for was open 10 niil @ s
Sunday he entered the room " one %
tho women on his floor and showed neT
a copy of western magazine IN Whicn
one OF his poems, entitled. "A Dream at
Dusk" had been published
''He had complained to me Sexelal
times of being miserably poor and .o1 not
being paid for many of the violin lessons
bN gave" the woman said yesterday. ne
was always writing poetry IN great quau
titles hut he seemed to lack sincere cou
victions. He talked very oeJeIt sust hoord
iove-so much so that when ! hrst neard
that he had shot another man tnougnt
il must have been over love aIair. On
the other hand, I never heard MN.
threaten any one or express jealousy vi
any one"
Late last night the body Of Goldsbor-
ough was removed to the undertaklng
rooms of Owen Dugan at AUS west ooln
street. The removal permit was granted
10 John Farr of rs Lexington avenue.
who says he is a cousin of the dead man
and his nearest OF kin in this CITY,
Feared He Was Losing Mind.
PITTsBURG, Pa, January 24.-Fitz-
hugh c. Goldsborough. who shot Davld
Graham Phillips in New York city. was
a yiolinist with the Pittsburg Orchestra
m 10 the time 1t disbanded last March.
and was looked upon as an unusually
highly cultured man. He displayed q
highly nervous temperament curing HhS
residence here, and was given to wander
ing about the city parks, apparently
dreamer.
w. r. Mossman. the former manager OF
the orchestra, said that about year ago.
without any announcement, Goldsborough
disappeared and the police here were
asked to search for him. Then letter
was received by Director Emil Paur. In
which the young man said that ne was
in q sanitarium in New York, wnere nc
had gone on the advice OF physician.
Another letter later announced tnat ne
was restored to health and after oeing
away a month he returned to his desk IN
the orchestra. When the orchestra season
closed all trace of him was lost.
Among his friends here he was counted
far above the average musician In caste
..He was witty, wrote beautiful poetry.
and was a deep student in palmistry.
Mr.. Mossman said last night. But ne
was very high strung. Previous 10 MS
disappearance he came to my office one
day after a long walk in the parks, look
ing haggard and worn. and said, guess
I'm losing my mind / talked him out OF
that notion and he soon appeared calmer
He was one OF the best educated men
ever saw"