The sun., 1913-12-31
FLAWS IN STORY OF
TRUNK VICTIMS MATE
Cook at Road Camp Says Moll",
Is "117" Who Bunkcd
With Dead Man.
NAME HE GAVE DOuB1Lb
Body Positively Identified
Employee Of J. +. Don
"van Company.

The trunk mystery absorbed the f'".,.
Department yesterday. Deputy Poi.
Commissioner George = Dougherty ar,
Inspector taurot both at their desk
early. SGT themselves TO the task of uu-
ravelllng rom the clues OF an unidenti
He'd body. "A brass check and key and
some masculine and female wearing ap
parel. the mystery surrounding the dump
ing Of n trunk containing body In front
of 40 Pitt street on Monday morning
Dougherty and thr men under him wanted
10 solve the problem In tho two days o.
official duty remaining for him.
They bent themselves TO answer the f1rs'
question who was this Russian Polack"'
Before the day Was over they had estab
lished the fact that he was mo. lo2,'
employed until December II by the Johu
T.. Donovan Contracting COMPANY on ROAD
work at Garrison. a. indicated by the
brass check y. r. -. l02" found in tn
pocket of the man.
DOugherty ana Faurot were not in
clired to accept as final the evidence ~
Michael Mslloy. who on Monday said tn.
mans name was Jonn krensn. Dough
erty insisted on calling him NO. toe"
Check Fully Identified.
Tne identity II the checK Wa aroved
BY Daniel +. Cullen, rnte1i"lt ~ tn
Donovan company, bl' - remained 70;
Il. X. Zen!. comm!ssary al H." co'1pan!
who lives in IA shack IN Garrison nsai
where the Donovan company IL WORKING
to identify the body as that ot No. l".
He said that lo2 hsd lived in the sam
shack with him and mad as his nuOSine
mate, No. III. The next step was t.
find III. for the laborers Oh these road
Jobs are known only by numbers.
Cullen supplied the history ~ the tN.
men for several m4nths up 10 Dec.mber
Il. I'VE employed No. l":." Ne said, cor
Sertamb.r II and II. hunked with No. II,
in the shack where Heni lived, about ,hre'
miles from Garrison No. l02 was ava,
for Two weeks in thr course OF tina, neriod
but he returned and went 10 bunk agar.
with III"
The description which Cullen ave -
IL suggested Malloy. who, however. ha }
told the police he had not seen kremer,
as he called him. FOR several months. Mean
time. defective Steinkamp. who mad beei'
living with Mal!oy ever since the man haa
identified the body, had been auizz'ng tn
man. but had failed to sri any iiifurmatIol
about Maloy's movements In tn. last fev
months.
The police also said tnai Mll.oy hal
given wrong address and las. nigh
they refused 10 say whether they had
learned the mans correct address
seeks Clues ~ 6arrison
OF Detectives S,einkarnp and Pflsster 10
Garrison on an afternoon train. Up e.
midnight he Insisted taat Mal!o! had no;
been identified as No III. II develope
that Zeni had come "a this city as ~.
detectives were going Ia Garrison 50 tn
he did not see Malloy last night.
The detectives and Malioy visited Lila
z!e dunukow!z, y cook for the ponovar
company al Garrison, and white the a.
! tectives refused 10 give any Information
AS to their conversation with the woman
the cook herself told frankly what shs
had said, Asked II sne knew Mal.oy she
said:
YES. lie is III. havs worked here
since August and ] know that he bunkeo
| with ZOE"
Dougherty would not admit that suor
Was the case, but at midnight he saio
Supt Cullen nad seen "A picture OF the
body and identified II also as No. 10.
| The information which DoIgherty re
ce!ved at midnight WAS that the nam.
OF ioc was not kremer, and he cN
pected TO get the name correctly a.
day. he also said
MY men telephone me that iOc hao
| dinner nj Garrison on Suuuay At !.
o'clock That IL all that was seen OF hin
, We expect more information tomorrow
| however"
| Mailoy also Russian Pole. IL roushI
dressed More than +5 years Old. he y.
bent with hard work and has a iimy
! After Zeni had identified the body +,
the morsue as lo2 ne said that the ma
had been sent TO him from the Guropea.
American Employment Agency ~ A.
East Fourth street. OF which Mrs. Wee
sier is the head The woman could 10
he found last might Zeni also said ths'
when io2 left on December II he had e.
In cash.