New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08
Secret Grave Found.

ocC'et SFdNc FOuHO'
II was only yesterday that detectives
working on the case were able 20 dis
cover the actual location Of the wom-
ans grave. when Mrs. Szabo's body
was brought from Greenwood Lake.
accompanied by an undertaken from
Warwick and by Sheriff DegraN. II
was turned over 10 the custody of Glib
son at Jersey city He told Sheriff
Degraw then that he WAS going 10
bury II in Long Bay Cemetery. staten
Island; and the belief afterward be-
came current among Mrs Szab"'s
friends that that Vas where her body
lay
Il vas found Yesterday that Gibson
had had il buried, without ceremony
in Now York Bay Cemetery. Jersey
CITY. under the name ~ Rosa Ritter.
This was name she used among her
American friends. a. II was easier for
them to pronounce. but ii was not
the name which appeared in the viii
Gibson produced.
Just what was tho nature Of the in
formation that had come 10 them was
not revealed by those participating IN
the conference yesterday. 1t was SAID
however. that since the wOman's body
had been cmbalmcd before burial. any
ANALYSIS would not determine whether
thcro we're poison in the stomach. as
l.. .glyT I'D h. NH
embalming fluid IT is thought that
the authorities have evidence that the
body will show signs Of physical vio-
leuce other than would arise from
merely accidental drowning.
Gibson was told yesterday that IL
WAS the plan of the authorities TO ex-
hume Mrs. Szabos body AZ the time
he WAS eating luncheon al the counter
i'm the basement of the building where
he has his Offices. lie had taken only
a few mouthfuls when he noticed a
Tribune reporter. whom he had learned
10 know from frequent calls at his Of-
fee giving his order
Come over and he sociable.' he said,
in the level. Unconditional tones that
mark his way of speaking. even at
times when ordinary men would be-
tray some perturbation. His invita-
ton was accepted, and the reporter sat
down 10y his side.
Retieenes His Custom.
'"rhey are going To exhumc Mrs.
Szabo's body. ! just heard" he was
Informed. They have discovered its
whereabouts. Had YOU any reason for
refusing 10 tell where you had the
body buried?'
None whatever" he replied, except
that ] did not care to discuss any feat
ure Of the case.
Are you worried about the charge
Of murder which has been limited at?''
he was asked. Are you sleeping
well?"
.Do I look Worried" he answered.
with an almost waggish dropping OF
his eyelids. 81 oversight this morning
and was late getting TO town.
without any apparent reason Glib
son suddenly dropped his knife an1
fork and began rubbing his hands to-
rether as they were cold. continuing
this fo- several seconds, seemingly
rapt in n.thought
you say they are going to exhume
the body" he asked. His question was
answered in the affirmative. Several
,, times during his repast he dropped his
tnife and fork and rubbed his hands,
moistening his lips frequently with his
tongue. 1t was not long before he
saor,ed 10 regain his composurc an
hecome himself the inquisitor.
"When are those alleged brothers
and sisters Of Mrs. szabo coming here
srcm Austria p he said. with the ac-
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