New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08
GIBSON WITNESS
HINTS At MURDER
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cent on alleged" why don't they
bring the whole family over?'
why should they?" he was asked
"Oh, it would be nice 10 keep the
family together" he replied, In a way
so devoid of all infection that 1t was
impossible to ter just how his remark
was to be taken.
Wants Them All Hero.
What do you mean by that?' he
was asked.
Judge for yourself " he said. Any
way. / hope they bring them all over.
! don't want to have to bring them
over myself
He also added that at the proper
time Mrs. Petronella Menschik, Mrs.
Szabo's mother, who, according to ad-
ditional adyices received by cable from
Vienna by the Austrian Consulate. vas
undoubtedly dead, would be produced
at the proper time.
Last night Gibson was informed by
telephone that the authorities had def
nitely decided 10 exhume Mrs. Szabo's
body.
"Oh, well, they might Just as well do
II now ! suppose" he said I'm rather
bored tone. az If he had completely re-
covered from the slight attack OF in
terest I'm that particular phase OF the
matter he had exhibited at luncheon.
1T is expected that the body will
show bruises" he was told.
mo doubt II there are any bruises
they will be found" he replied in a
monotone.
When informed OF the new woman
witness he manifested some interest
and wanted 10 know her name as well
as what she knew about the case.
Was she a witness to the drown
ing?' he asked.
1T Is thought she was" he was told
Very well; then / have nothing to
say" he replied
At the conference yesterday I'm the
District Attorneys Office there were
present. besides Mr. Wasservogel and
Mr.. Rogers, Sheriff DeGraw, the new
woman witness, Arpad Kremer. Or.
Fritz Fischerauer. the Austro- Hun
garIan Nice-Consul, and two Pinkerton
detectives
Minor Charges Locally.
II was said afterward by MIR Was
servogel that the investigation of Mrs
Szabo's death from the point of view
Of possible murder was entirely under
the jurisdiction OF the Orange County
authorities. The local authorities were
interested only I'm possible charges OF
perjury and subornation Of perjury
against Gibson. In false statements he
is alleged 10 have sworn 10, or had
sworn 10 by another, as executor OF the
alleged Will left by Mrs. szabo.
In fact, It was said that hc would
probably he arrested on these charges
should legal proof OF the death OF Mrs.
MenschiS be established on the arrival
Of relatives.
Mr.. Wasservogel said he had no
doubt that Mrs. Menschik was dead
and was waiting merely for the proof
in legal form. IL was also said that
the investigation OF the authorities here
would reveal motive 10 supplement
tho findings 81 the Orange County au-
thorities. When told OF the Wow OF the
local authorities, Gibson exhibited n
wan interest
"When will they arrest mc?" nc
asked, and when he was told that pos
sibly in a week or ten days. he said
wei, ! will be right here whenever
they want me-"
THE two District Attorneys also ex-
pressed the opinion that they would
find Gibson right where they wanted
him when the time came as he WAS
being kept under the eyes Of private
detectives day and night Other prI-
vate detectives are busy trying TO find
two women, one Of whom IL is thought
is the much wanted imposter who posed
as Mrs. MenschIk.
Alphonso Rinck, one OF the Pinker-
lions on the case from the beginning
said yesterday that he aud his associ-
ates had the case complete"
The strain OF the case was beginninp
10 show on DR.. Fischerauer's nerves
yesterday.