The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-12

iutsiy innocent and have nothing 20
fear.
SAYS HE 10 SURE TO BE
ExoNERATED.
when the truth 10 brought out
shall be sxoneratsd. As soon as have
attended 10 some matters calling fof
my attention at my Office ! shall lie al
the disposal Of the authorities. am
disposed TO give all the aid I can 10
those who are doing what they con-
ceive TO be their duty. because ths
more the case Is expedited tho sooner
! shall he vindicated."
When the lawyer and his escort go.
of the Rutherford train Ia Jersey City
his name was shouted from mouth to
n.outh and an immense throng packed
the aiIeyways between trains. The party
had TO wait for ten minutes before they
could make their way 10 one of the
k,osks leading down into the tube sta
tion. Down there the crowd was even
greater and there was another wait be-
fcie Gibson saw nj TO go on through the
long underground chute 10 the train
pie tforns.
ARGUES AGAINST ARREST Be.
FORE REACHING MipDLETowN.
Ho was sun cool. but his smile was
gone and his mouth and eyes were
drawn. lie began then to argue with
Detective Rinck against the procedure
Of being arrested until he arrived at
Middlctown. Az the crowd eased w
In the tube chute he consented to 70
along and walked swiftly to the train
platforms.
There again he became the centre or
another jam. lilo had TO eight his way
into a Cortlandt street train. and he had
10 night his way out Of the car when
the train reached tho Hudson Terminal.
His name rang again through the con-
course and the crowd grew to such pro-
swept on their feet and tho 30-pound
rinkerton detective got lost in ths
shuttle temporarily.
Gibson squared his shoulders and
fought back tho rubbsrnecking fghtins
mAss Of men and women. He wriggled
and writhed through the press until
he got out on cortiandt street, whsrt
several trafio policemen came TO ali
rescue and aided him In his effort u
reach his once in the Liberty Tower
PLEADS WITH CROWDS TO
KEEP OFF HIs HEELS.
Time and again Gibson had to appeal
to the men In the crowd behind him to
keep OF his heels and let 70 Of his coat
tails. Many Of the more hystsricaiiy
curious caught At his clothing and held
on.
Hc brsatf,ed . sigh Of relief ~ Do
tective Rinck made way for him to ente,
an elevator In the Liberty Tower AND
the car shot UP At once to tho eleventh
floor.
Both Ranck and Gibson expected tina
tho Orange County Deputy 5hertf
| would b waiting there with me war
rant. but he was no whore TO b. seen
o:bsoa was mad clear through 81 TIL,
delay.
90 out and set himr' ne shouted 4
Rinck. "rli wait here. You know IL
wait here. want this thing over will
~ soon a. possible This 10 . disgrace
full way to treat . man who 10 tryinI
his best TO smooth the way for hi
prosecutors" Rinck rushed out then 4
! search Of Dsgraw. who ct the time va
IN District Attorney whitman's once.
Conflicting accounts Of how Mri
Rsabo was stransisd led Coroner
Physician Otto II. schultse to relate to
day the detailed result Of the autopsy
DR.. Schuitse wAS somewhat reluctant
sxpound the strange method alleged
have been used. He declared that tn
knowledge was 90 DANGEROUS It shout
Be kept from the public.
\ 1T am called on 10 demonstrate tn
method In the event OF q trial. ! shal
ask that the courtroom be cleared.
said DIR. Schul'Ee. II will say this Z
the nature OF a statement. The woma
was murdered. In my report after tn
autopsy I set down that she had die
from asphyxia by compression OF III
neck.
schuLTzE INSISTS SHE WA,
ChokED TO DEATH.
In plain words she was ehoked I
death. There was no mark on tn
throat or any surface indication q
str- equation. The circumstance OF n
water In the lungs led to examlnstio
OF the neck.
I'm simple language. when the organ
Of the throat were removed ! found tn
passage above the Adams apple CLOSED
This lies In the back OF the head. n
parts were broken and no great fore
had been used. Some say tho sam
method is taught In jlu-jitsu. but ! hav
no knowledge AZ that
"AM publishsd accounts Of the
method are wroAg ana Am glad OF
10. e 10 90 simple ana terrible
that Il should never be generally
Known. when I demonstrated IL
TO Judge Royce ! asked him TO
count. Ne began ana stopped 1T
the count OF four, unable to
breathe. 0Bly one hand 10 needed
ana the pressure ncsd not be over