The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-11
ARREST ON CHARGE
Of mOROERLOOKED
FOR IN SzAb0 CASE
Detectives Shadow Man Sus.
pected of Causing Aus
TRAN Woman $ Death
CASE is COMPLETE,
OFFICIALS DECLARE
Attorney Gibson Declares He
is Prepared TO Prove His
Innocense Before
Court

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-An arrest
on charge OF murder In the first
degree. it is highly probable, viii Ire
made i'm the Szabn case tomoTf2w.
This statement was vouche ed for to-
night by three of the officials who
have been conducting the investiga-
tion into the fate Of the pretty Aus
TRAN woman. who met death on July
asth, when boating in Greenwood Lake
with Burton W.. Gibson. her attor-
ney; and followed startling conditions
revealed by the autopsy conducted
on the body in Jersey City today.
Possible strangulation. or death hy
choking. IN one Of the condition. On
dsrstood to have been found. fhrfe
ii strong hint OF another cause of
death In the determination OF the
physicians who conducted Oe autop-
~ 10 have a microscopical and chem
tcal analysis made OF the yiSera by
DIR. otto Fl. Schultxe, Of Cornell uni
yersii. -
Detectives we're at once notified to
ger In touch with the man who Is
under suspicion, and tonight he IL
uEaer the closest surveillance.
1pT. 1GoTkE w. nlAks GDAhty fhs
I sIcsan OF Hudson, made this state
ment following the autopsy:
THE examination was thorough and
complete. I can say that something
has been found that warrants further
microscopic and analytical observa-
ton For this purpose DIR. Otto H.
Schultxe. of Cornell university. viii
take the vital organs Of Mrs Szabo
10 ilis laboratory There are no ex-
ternal marks Of violence upon the
BODY. That - all can say A. pres
emit
The course OF procedure decided
! As soon as possible tomorrow am
0avfts will be made by DIR. Ffscheranr,
Eaeputy consul general from Austria
niungary, DR.. Schuitxe. DIR. King and
couple of detectives and LAID before
District Attorney Rogers. OF Orange
bounty. without delay. Mr.. Rogers
will Immediately go before a justice
tof the peace in his county. and ask Ter
- warrant against the man who VIII
he named In these atfidavits. The
arrest will thereupon follow without
delay
one Of the officials who has been
foremost in the investigation said last
cass 10 Complete.
Our case ID complete We have
Goined the last link"
In Jersey City. as wall rs In the
aetghborhood OF SIS Liberty street.
Manhattan, the news OF sensational
deyslopments leaked out late yester-
aay afternoon. and around the Hughes
norgue, In the former place, and In
the corridors OF the latter. where Bur-
ION W. Gibson has his offices, big
crowds collected. About 4 o'clock the
latter was informed OF the news from
Jersey city. He ieaped from his CHAIR
and cried.
nocenf. will not attempt to leave
the building. I will submit to any
thing an umkind fate may have N
store for me. Ii viii prove only q
Temporary annoyance am prepared
10. and can prove my innocence.
Prominent In the throng outside the
office was Aiphonse Rink. the Pinker-
ty,rY detective. Assssss bas. hsan aA&istinK
IN the investigation OF the Sxabo al
fair. He came out from brtef Talk
with Gibson. looking grave.
i little later Gibson left for his
home nj Rutherford. The crowd TELL
IN behind him. and more than three
hundred curiosity seekers escorted nim
10 the Hudson Terminal Included IN
/. the crowd which followed ALTER I'D
~, we're half 4 dozen defsefsteAs fss,S
boarded the same train with him for
Rutherford.
In addition 10 the developments NJ
the autopsy, information has reached
DIR, F'escherauer that two moro wcm-
en- have been discovered in New FORK.
each OF them bearing the name OF
MeHseAikr who declare that they were
approached late in the month Of July.