The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-18
SzABO KIN HERE
TO FACE GIBSON
Brother of Woman Brings
Photographs to Prove
Her Identity.
TELLS HER LIFE STORY
Sister Was Waitress When
SOldicr-"COunt" Fell
in Love.
WILL CASE IN COURT
TELLS HER LIFE STORY
WILL CASE IN COURT
Grants Delay on Con-
ditiOn That Lawyer Get
Missing Funds.

\ tall rcd checked man with up
standing bronze mustaCho and brist-
ling pompaduur, the most important
witness against Lawyer Burton W.
Gibson, now In jail in Goshen charged
with w. murder ot Rose Menschik
Szabo, walked off the Kaiser Wilhelm
II. when II dockcd yesterday.
lie Is Franz McnSChik, Al brother of
the woman who was drowned in Green
wood Lake. and II" left his work in
th" Vienna post oiiiCC to come To- this
country in an attempt to prove that
Mrs Szaho WAS his sister, that she WAS
tn" woman who possessed moro than
10000 at the time Of her death and
that her mother. to whom she is sup
posed To have LEFT her money, was dead
when Mrs. S1abos will was made.
When DIR. Fritz f'ischcrauer Of the
Austr"-iiungarian Consulate had done
talking with the postal clerk he seemed
moro than satisfied with what he had
heard
He said that Franz had brought with
him documents certified by the Amcr-
can Consul at Vienna that proved con
clusiVcly that the Mrs. SZabo who was
drowned while rowing with tho lawyer
was his sister and that her mother WAS
o,ad when ,bc win wa. m,d,,
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When h" had finished with Franz Dr.
Fischcraucr climbed aboard train for
MidGletovn. whcrc " wished to confer
with District Attorney Rodgers and in
form the county prosecutor Of The lat
est developments of tn" case against
the jailed lawyer.
In the morning Surrogate Fowler
heard the petition oi tho Austrian Con-
Sulate I" haN" Eurton w. Gibson re-
moved as executor Of Mrs SHaho's cs-
tat" ana agreed I" IN adjournment Of
IA" proceedings
Rut h" agreed 70 this with an m.
usual '"ndiion attached II befur"
September 20, this coming Friday. CID
son WIN tel the court conhd"rtiallv
mat tho ''l"" which tho lawyer is
accused "t di'Slpa'inS - still in hie
possession ard can ho produco1 the
Snrr"gat" say he Will adjourn tho
nearing "' TN" petition to p date after
IN" .Nh when 'iIhSon may hc cNp"ctcd
7" appear '"r N'n,s'lt
VI 'he I"Tal representative VINO ap-
pcar"d for Gibson Yesterday cannot As.
sur" 'h' court that the money Is intact
the bearing VIII not be adjourned, and
the court lntinlated very clearly thai
:" "p"'" w. 'r''''"'' 10 grant 'he
Fran, Menscnik was met AT the pier
when tho Kaiser wjlhclny ,Iockod In tho
afternoon hv a secretary from the Aus
irisn consulate and hurried I, the office
Of tbr consulate a, - state street
H. had come second cabin.
lie .oomed uncomfortable in his nov
hIuc .ui, and chokcr COLLAR and a l,,Nc
hcviIdor,d al tho sight of 40 many
u,,astionors who sNarmed about him
Whar they GO, him 10 tho consulate no
vas ;sknu tn A rear room and there
,,e.ti,rod nv Dr tiqcbcr.ue, for
moro Than an hour.
Tho trgt fixing ,hc tall postal clerk
did vas to r,,,I from his rocket three
plctur.- two OF his sister tho
"rnuu,sss. Szaho ono taken when she
WAS Is and tho other when she was -:
and a rln,orroph Of his mother.
Dr r,lschora,,,r took M ,ho first pic-
,urc of the dead woman and found him
solr I,oliny at n worry cou1eIy girl. In
,bc ric,urn she wore the old fash
toned ,iph, t,,ins waist in STYLE in
tho SOS She had ON earrings in III,
ni,turo and hugo combs IN her hair.
riIca I'M an ,nn of her head
,,a, .,'',,,.ad ho,. n,icLly sho
had aged In the timc between tn" two
photographs III" second picture showed
the fa,. of q woman who micht have
boon 80 ycars old.
She wore low mock gown with big.
purrv sleeves and bead trimmings. Much
,f the charm Of tho earlier picture was
gone. The picture of the mother was
that Of a kindly faced elderly woman In
| widows bonnet
Then Or. Fischerauer took from his
de sl picture Of the dead woman taken
shortly before she came to her death
| Al the sight OF 1t the brother broke
down He wcpt a little and then said
/ that he had no doubt that this was
his sister. though he had not seen her
FOR nineteen Years.
| r,,t,, /, ,ho ,,nr,. tho, FRANZ to,d the
'l,o 80 ~, i.,,
| reporters tnrous" an ',,.' p'e'e''
| He said that he was oo years ola ano
| that his sister Rose was seven years
/ older. she. he said, was the younges,
or four sisters. II, had fou, brothers
Ills father kent a lstlo inr at prcrar
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