Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-11
Gibson Drinks
 With Detective
LATTER WAS sHADoWlNG MRS.
 szABos COUNSEL.
A SUSPICIOUS ASPECT
Case Takes on One as a Result of Au topsy-vitaI Organs Turned Over for Microscopic Analysis.

New York, Sept. 10.-That Mrs Rosa FMenschik Szabo, who was believed to have been drowned while boating with her attorney, Burton w. Gibson, on Greenwood lake. Orange county, came to her death by other causes was 1n- d1cated to the authorities today after an autopsy on the woman's body.
 Suspicious Circumstances.
 Dr. George W. King of Hudson coun- ty, N. J.. who performed the autopsy at Jersey City, assisted by Dr. Otto H. Schultze of Cornell university would give tonight no detailed statement of the suspicious circumstances revealed, but he declared that vital organs of the body had been turned over to Dr. Schultze for microscopic and chemical analysis Public report of these find ings will be made at an inquest to be held Sept. IS.
 After the conclusion of the autopsy interest centered in a building in Lib- erty street, in this city, where Attor- ney Gibson has his office. Inquiry into the circumstances of Mrs. Szabo's Fischerauer. the Austrian consul gen. eral, who seeks to remove Gibson as executor of the woman's $10,00O estate Detective in Building Where Gibson
 Has Office.
 When 1t was made known that evil dence to arouse suspicion as to the cause of the woman's death had been found, Deputy Sheriff Willis de Graw of Orange county left Jersey City inn mediately for New York. He first sought the Austrian consul, and late in the afternoon went to the Liberty street building. There he found a pri- vate detective who has been investi- gating the death of Mrs. Szabo for the Austrian consul. The sheriff left the building soon afterward, however. ano did not return for several hours IT the meantime Attorney Gibson, who was not represented at the autopsy heard of the presence in the building of the sheriff and the detective. Ht left his office and descended to the ground floor.
 Detective Follows Gibson.
 "Is Deputy Sheriff De Graw around 9 Gibson asked of the elevator starter | T heard he was down here" l When informed that the deputy hal | left, the attorney went to a cafe witl friends. The private detective follow ed and stood beside the lawyer wilii' the latter drank glass of butter. milk
 | You're a detective, are you not 9 Gibson exclaimed. turning suddenly tt his neighbor.
 T don't mind telling you that I am.' the detective replied. i've been want ing to see you for long time." l Detective Drinks With Gibson. I "Wel1, I'm glad to meet you" sal, Gibson. as he extended his hand The two drank together and the de tective accompanied the attorney t | his office, where he remained for nor than an hour.
 Deputy De Graw returned to tn building just before Attorney Gibsol started homeward.
 The deputy talked to the detectiv and went away. The detective thel accompanied Gibson as the latter lief for his home in Rutherford, N. J.
 Conference of Officials Today.
 To determine what course to pursu | in the case, conference of official will be held in Jersey City tomorrow By that time 1t is expected Dl Schultze may have proceeded ia enough in the examination of Mrf Szabo's body to warrant some decisiv l step. Gibson remained in his office to day, reiterating his previous stand that Mrs. Szabo had been accidentall | drowned.