New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
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three men. and probably 10 two. Dick
| inson is not the man. he said
on Saturday night Coroner Feinsers
refused to hold Dickinson. He would
not do so until he was told, We have
arrested this man. If YOU refuse to hold
him the responsibility is yours and the
blame will be on your shoulders" Then
the Coroner held Dickinson.
There IS still another man whom the
police are anxious 20 find, and that is
Howard Walker, the dead woman's hus-
band. Her sister, Mrs. Susan Evans, of
No. 4O4 East Goth street, told the police
last night that Walker was the only
man her sister had married as far rs she
knew, though she was passing as Mrs.
Taylor when she was killed. Mrs. Evans
said. however, that there was both
Howard Walker and a ]. Howard Tay-
lor.
Both men are said to have gone to
Raybrook sanatorium. in Essex County,
for treatment for tuberculosis, and there
is evidence that Taylor died. a dispatch
from Raybrook yesterday said that j.
Howard Taylor was discharged from the
institution in 1910 and went to his home
in Plattsburg, where he died. He told
patients in the sanatorium that he was
unmarried and that his mother was his
| nearest living relative. \ dispatch from
the chief Of police of Plattsburg TO Com
missioner Dougherty yesterday said ].
Howard Taylor died there on December
| 13 from tuberculosis. a letter found in
Mrs. walkers apartment bore the same
| information.
Walker Not in Records.
Commissioner Dougherty talked with
Ravbrook over the long-distance tele-
phone last night and was told that me
records of the institution back to l9o"
did not carry the name OF Howard
Walker, and none Of the patients r"-
called such a man having been there.
Most of the information turned up b.
the police yesterday was helpful TO
Dickinson. They made thorough OK
animation Of the United States Motor
| Company and learned not only that ne
had no knowledge Of mechanics that
would have helped him in building the
bomb but that few Of the materials used
in its construction were to be found in
the place.
II. J. Edwards. for whom Dickinson
was stenographer at $50 week. salu
his greatest complaint against HIS
stenographer was his lack of acquaint-
ance with the mechanical terms con-
stantly used in the letters. G.. w. DICK
,nson. the conpany's chemist said that
the only explosive that could be manu-
factured in the laboratory there was
nitroglycerine, and there was no n'''i'
acid missing from the laporaloiS'
Charles NJ. Dickinson, he said. had Deeh
| In the laboratory only three times anu
then had shown no knowledge OF UT III
terest in chemistry. 1t was also leaiiieu
| that only the chemist, the manager anu
the watchman had keys 10 the laDora-
tory.
An expert examination Of the type
n,r,tors IN the establishment showed that
! the address on the bomb was not written
| on any OF the machines there whiie lne
company does not carry taximeters' ana
has none in its building. 1t was from
taximeter. according to the police thaI
the spring In the bomb was taken
| According to the theory OF one oranch
~ the pol,ce the batteries in the bono
were of home construction. This branch
also holds to the theory that the motive
for the murder was Jealousy ana the
story is told of uarrels between Dickin-
son and Mrs. Walker over some other
woman with whom Dickinson was inti-
mate.
This theory is helped by the finding
OF the two letters that passed between
4 Dickinson and Mrs Walker on Friday.
The first one was from Dickinson and
was written on the paper of the Hotel
Empire and sent after work by messen-
ger. 1t was in consequence of the
wednesday quarrel and said, among
other things, that though the woman
called the writer bum and said he had
no money, he would work for her and
die for her.
Warned Him from Flat
The reply, brought by the same mes
senger, said only, "If you know what IL
good for you. you will stay away from
nv fat. G. W."
To this is added Dickinson's telephone
message of Saturday afternoon and Edna
IA Mares statement that after hearing
from Dickinson over the telephone Mrs.
walker said, Il am afraid OF him"
The other branch Of the police say that