Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

New York. Sept; IA warrant for
the arrest of Burton w. Gibson. the
lawyer. who was with Mrs. Rosa SZabo
when she met her death while rowing
eon Greenwood lake on July 16 vii! be
asked for TODAY by the authorities OF
orange county. New York. The autopsy
performed on the eXhumed body of
the sszabo woman showed that the
winGpipe was wreciled out of place and
that the superficial appearances OF the
Internal organs WAS such as to cause
1ahe surgeons to retain them for both
micrnscopir;il examination and chem
jcs,l ANALYSIS.
Lawyer Gioson said he would return
10 this city from his country home to-
rlaN tu await any possible arrest. He
said he WOULD not oppose any obstacle
I'm tho way to ascertain all the facts
sh;t led up To and including the death
.of the Szabo woman.
Deputy Sheriff DeC.raw was expected
to return here from Midd.etown, N. Y,
sometime today with the warrant for
f;ibsons arrest.
larynx Was Crushed.
The physicians who performed the
autopsy. it was said, were agreed that
Mrs. Szabo's l;arynx was found to be
so crushed and forced up into her
throat that ii would have kept amy
water from entering hc,. lungs. so that
s-i'' ii'u'7' ittN'- Ni.'' iiSih ''t4th''t, arc :
zion and not drowning.
Private detectives claimed today to
rave made important discoveries in the
case in the locating of two Mrs.
Mcnschlks. who say tnea We're APP
preached about the tiinc "i Mrs SZa-
Dos Death by u man representing hin-
sell as lawyer aiih tell'hs ln"n that
ns s"u'u pm. l.,e,n W ens Mas w, =. on-
When he spoke of signing papers the
oure 'actner IS 0eao'
oftlcl"is oi the -alstfn- hGnsarlan
s'onsuatr herf made IN iANnStsgatlon
INTO the Szabn case aud alleged that
ei1bscn, M ASKING Tor ~" probate pi
ne Szab" wlli, ieaNihg ;!'l estate or
$4,000. asserted hat Mrs. Szabo's
and ~ support iliat statement Gibson
pf"a'ie'u a waiver ~ tasaii"n signed
oN Iht supposed nlolhcf i'H. Ascll-
Afa,', u ne Nus1i"-iiuNsal'ah S!ce con
ssul aii' 'ses tna' Mrs. MehsrniN IS dead.
me sttnosfilp'er Wfp i h@ii"ved TO
s'c MIS- l5oNd, foffm,flA nl3ntoN"u IN the
s3fticr OF Rurton w Gibson "ho was
Wlt'l MIS- Szabn Whcn 81" met h"r
she beard Mrs. S2abo sa.' that she
desired a wlll drawn ieaNins a"r prop
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win hs, wishes
~ . or
''s AMAZING oeo'y'
ltihortant as any witness WHO WIN
s'r &alled IN the case is Mrs Louise
Mare'. VINO was neighbor OF Mrs.
.,ai'po IN the apartment mousse at N" 40
west SlSt!-lourth street aud next IN
lnll'"ftance to her is Mrs. Burke. who
llNes az NO. ~ and collects the rents
III lhc two houses
mrs. Mare'. supported ny Mrs. Burke.
aoln an amazing story yesterday of the
nnal day OF the pretty Austria wom-
AN. who 1t is learned vas once a
popular concert hall singer in Vienna.
AS SUCH she met her husband. the al
iteeu Count SIabu, WI" was an officer
IN AN Austrian cavalry regiment. SZa-
DOS relatives disowned him when he
married the actress. and together they
came to the United States to begin life
anew.
MIS-. Maret lives on the top floor of
,,,o,t l., ,,.,,;1.,, Nc c.a,,, as;aI a,'"t
~ ~ ~. 80 ~.