The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
Warrant for His Arrest
Will Be Served
To-Day.
HOME is GUARDED
BY DETECTIVES
VIII Not Be Taken Into Custody
Until He Arrives in New York
This Morning-Lawyer APP
pears Nonchalant and Says
He Is Ready for
Officers.

New YORK. september il-calTly
smoking a cigar on the porch OF his
home Lawyer Burton = Gibson. at
Rutherford y J awaited the arrival
% saerin william C. DeGraw. OF
orange Count y y. with warrant
FOR his arrest on the charge OF murder
in tho frs; degree
Tho war-au; was issued late to-day
In Middletown. y It charged Glib
son with having caused the deaf III Of
hts client. Mss Rosa Menschik Szabo.
who was drovaed July Is. while boat
ing with the lawyer on Greenwood
Lake. y !
The wafran, was granted by Judge
Herbert Q Royce % Middio,own. Y =.
after District Attorney Rogers had
laid before him Information Indicating
that Mrs az,bo had come 20 nor death
as result o: stranSulation instead Of
browning
When told by Newspaper men that
sheriff DeGraw vas on his way 10 ar
rest him either tonight or to-ror-
row morning. Gibson did not appear
70 be alarmed y Will be very glad to
sec hlm," he said. without change Of
eNrression "e!the- here tonight or at
my Once ia New York tomorrow
to me"
III the saerin attempted to arrest
you here would vow waive eNtradi.lon
prooee dings?' he wa7 asked
Why, certainly l would I'm not
fool I'm ready for them any time they
Rrndy ~ lny Time.
When told later tha, il was manned
not 20 arrest him until his arrival IN
Sew York to-inorrow. the ,a,rvar
smiled, and after pulling nonchalantlv
az mis- cigar for q moment. said. All
riEh'. III he there ., the usual time"
Gibson tnen TOOK hts FOUR ear-old
daughter upon his knee and requested
iniervlewers mot to bother him any
Tho .ittle girl not capable 81 under
Outstanding ;he serious charge over
hanging her father. kissed him a1ac-
iionaielv ami began to sing him
popular song
lac lawyers homo. 70 which he had
returned after day spent IN his Office
ia TINS cit2 was guarded tonight by
private detectives. employed By the
Austrian consulate, which Instituted
the INVESTIGATION Of Mrs. Szabo's SID
700 VIII leading TO the bringing %.
the murder charge to-day The de-
tect!res mad ready in front OF the
house aiSI- powered automobile IN
case the lawyer should make any at
iempt to escape.
The autopsy performed or the cx-
numed body OF The szabo woman
showed that the windwipe was
wEenched oGt Of place and that the
superficial appearance OF the internsi
organs was sucl as to cause the sur
eeons 70 retain them for both micro
scopic examination and chemical
4 nalysls
Coroner's Physician otto Sohultze. Of
New York County. who made the mi
croscopical and chemical examination
IN the case OF Mrs szaoo. was sum-
'noned to-day to Middletown. y y
where he appeared before Judge Royce
TO give testimony before q warrant
was issued for Gibson D-. Schultzes
testimony was nece ssary under the law
before warrant is issued
Died From StrHnEuintion.
The physicians wno performed the
autopsy. 1t was said. were agreed that
Mrs. Szabo's larynz was found to be
so crushed and forced up into her
water from entering her lungs so
that she must have died from s;rangu-
la,lon and not drowning
Private detectives claimed to-day TO
have made important discoveries In
the case in locating tho two Mrs Men
sch!ks who say they were approached
about the time Of Mrs. Szabo's death
by man representing himself as a
lawyer and telling them that he could
put them in the way OF obtaining an
estate that was left 20 them When
he spoke of signing papers the women
IN both cases demurred
officials OF the Austro- Hungarian
consulate here made an investigation
IN the Szabo case and allege that Glib
son, in asking for the probate OF tho
Szabo will. leaving an estate or $4,000.
asserted that Mrs. Szabos mother. Mrs
Menschik, was still alive. and to sup
port that statement Gibson produced a
waiver of citation signed by the sup
posed mother. DR. Fischerauer. the
Austro- Hungarian vice-consui, alleges
that Mrs. Mcnschik is dead