New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
POLICE PROMISE MUCH
No Action in Bomb Murder EX-
cept Discharge Of Dickinson.
MYSTERY AT HEADQUARTERS
Greatest Piece of Detective
Work in Years May Be Expect
ed. Is Announcement.

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in the coroncrs court. FOLLOWED thereupon
this mysterious announcement from Police
! Headquarters:
! The biggest piece Of detective work
! known in years Will be pulled off in the
next twenty-four or forty-eight hours
! -Four hours later six pickup" men, led
| by Acting Captain Gloster, turned up their
collars and filed silently out of Deputy
! Commissioner Doughertys office
! Sh-h,
! Again, "Sh-h,
| Now comes Commissioner Dougherty 10
| talk to the reporters
Commissioner Dougherty-Wha do you
| want tonight?
Reporter is there new in the bomb
! murder to-day?
{. Dwell, there ain't nothn' new. I'll
| tell you what I did to-day. had a long
conference with Dickinson after he was
| discharged. ] had a conference with Edna
La Marie. and | had a conference with
Niolette Leonard
R.-Did they tell you anything new?
G. D.-No.
R.-How do YOU feel about the case to-
night?
c. D.-1m tell YOU how I am. l always
feel confident in every case.
'R.-IIow do you feel about this particular
case?
c. D.-Speaking without any cgotism,
always have hope.
R.-You said last night the case was no
further along than ii was the night before.
How does tonight compare with last night?
{. Dts the same as ii was last night.
R.-Then you can put II back two days?
G. D.-If you want II put It that way, YOU
can.
R-Have you established a motive for the
crime?
G.. D.-No
R.-Do you know II there was another
man than Dickinson in the fiat within hal:
an hour of the explosion of the bomb?
G. D.-There was not.
R.-Dld Edna La Marie tell you there
was another man there?
G. D.-No. Dickinson said he thought he
heard a mans voice.
R.-Have you looked up Louis Levine?
g. D.-My men are looking him up to-
night
Louis Levine keeps sa loon AT SD street
and Columbus avenue. lie is an intimate
friend Of the girl named Dolly who at one
time lived with Mrs Walker and now lives
with a Mrs Hin at 6lst street and Column
bus avenue. According to Peter Wander
veer who was a partner in the saloon at
60th street and Broadway frequented by
Mrs. Walker and the girls who lived I'm her
fiat, Dolly and Mrs. Walker quarrelled and
became bitter enemies. -Four months ago.
Vanderveer said Yesterday. Dolly came into
his place at night. got drunk and declared
that she would get square with that II
Walker.
The morning after the murder according
to Mrs. Hill Levine was in her apartment
and said he had been in Mrs Walkers
place half an hour before the bomb ex-
ploded
Within half an hour after the explosion.
again according to Mrs. Hill. Dolly re-
ceived a message telling her Of the death
of Mrs Walker.
After the case against Dickinson col
apsed the police began To try TO find whore
the materials Of which the bomb was made
were purchased. Dickinson was discharged
by the Coroner Yesterday. ana then held in
500 bail as a material witness on the re-
quest Of Assistant District Attorney Strong.
Terence ]. McManus. Dickinsons counsel,
said yesterday that another man, whose
name has not yet been mentioned was
paving the rent Of Mrs. Walkers fiat.
A. Frank Conc. Of No. 66 Broadway. who
de Tended Carl Kasebier when he was ac-
cused Of abduction because Of the presence
Of Violette Leonard in Mrs. Walkers Goth
street fat. gave out statement yesterday
in which he said Kasebier was in the Mid
die West and was ready TO come to this
city at any time in answer 10 the call OF
the police and prove his innocence Of any
responsibility for the death Of Mrs. Walker.
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty said last
night that Kaseber was not suspected of
completely in the crime.
Postoffice Inspector Jacobs said Yesterday
that an investigation had shown TN" bomb
was not delivered 10 Mrs. Walker by mail.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Baltimore Feb The identity Of tho girl
who gave nor name as Oliyette Leonard,
Of this city. and lived with Mrs Helen
Walker who was killed when sne opened
package containing an explosive bomb
which was sent to her in her home in New
York. was established tonight. when Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Curle. Of No 2oi3 Harlem
avenue. this city. admitted that the girl
was their daughter, Mary. who disappeared
from her home ON December p, 1910.
MIR. CUrlo said tonight that after futile
attempts 10 Keep his daughter 81 school he
allowed her to work in local department
store. IIo said that for few weeks prior
TO Christmas. 1910. Mary would come home
and tell Of the tales Of the glories and
pleasures of New York city told to her by
\ woman who was demonstrating in the de-
psrtment store I'm which she was employed.
MIR. Curle said she also told Of y young
man who was demonstrating machine for
engraving rings IN the same store and, IL
appears. was also from New York Two
DAYS after Christmas she went 10 work at
the usual hour in the morning but at q
late hour at night had not returned. In
quiries AT the department store were made
the next day by her parents. and they re-
suited in the information that several girls
who lived near the Curle girl, tried TO per-
suadc her to come home with them, but
Miss Curle IS alleged 10 have said: I'm
waiting for some one
Inquiry to-day at the department store
showed that some of those who were en-
ployed there at the time of the girls dis
appearance remembered the incident, but
could not remember the name Of either the
man or the woman dcmonstrator with
whom the girl is said TO have gone to New
York The records at the store also failed
To show the names Of the demonstrators
the manager saying that around the Christ
mas holidays the firm sometimes had unde~
contract ten or twelve demonstrators OF
various articles.
MAJOR EDWIN SULLY DEAD