The evening world., 1913-06-10
MISSING WOMAN
mot DROWNED, IS
ALL POLICE KNOW
Jamaica Bay Search Proves
Mrs. Housman Did Not
Tss Fall From Rowboat.
II DAYS HUNT FUTILE.
Mystery Of Plum Beach Deep
as Ever, Acting Captain
Deevy Reports.

K. 10 NVSi, HSuiiS SoPso"i
Deevy Reports.
AstAng oapt wtlham ]. Dewey. In
command Il Ne astsolvs Of ths Conv
island seak1sn wAe eArs been fer Sevsa
1Ays ssaroh4ng Cor m1ss1ng Nrs. Olga
AeusmAn. made . fun report Of the
Vrosrsss a che search - InDsctor
yAnrot q RaaAQuartsrs to-day. He was
furcsd to aAmAk that the detectives
-tuhow no mere scout The circumstances
eouneoesd With the disappearance Of
! shs young woman than they did ne day
~ began work upon the mystery.
Dewey told ~ inspector that every
thsory framed 70 account for 01rs. Hous-
mans sudden dsopping trom sight on
ne night ef saturday. Nay q, bad fallen
~ ~ own weigbt when physloal 1Acts
. he psobahiNty q human actieo anA
inseiuet wsrs ereu0At b esar vpon II
T88oKr o. oNoWNieo uNTgN.
sJs AQLG. oAvo eGAAoHyA.
TRew tAAA saSvsa Aays AaS6 nearly
poDol saupo MA 9Ieusmaa'e AIsap-
Sonsanoe 60 tAsse ~ besn no Dc.
SsVGy q hG esdv." Dewey toiA tAs
SDos1es. "tAe eheosy tAA4 che vaD
aou14sasaly Arew1sd eseos unesnablA
n ~sull Aavs bssa ns9t - impossible
- ~ eoay. bed - bseu dsownsd.
oo30a WA6s - accident must have
1nUoaoo1s ~ every fsot Of The Wo4se.
VoUU absee nun Islaad and - ~ -
2soa8 cAaana ana the Rauue 49, ten
~ Svse ~ Ss9ks ana no ~ q her
~ - oeR AaaoovsesA
~0exA HouGmAa could net AAw> oAljsn
- = ~ Soak b. seelAsak Wteheut
o0g sve6enoss Of SudA q aoosdsnt
oaa1o1 ben TAs pa1nt9. ee11ed uDon
- Nv Osa1lng. would AaVe 011Ded 70
- tee4em q ~ beaG e ~ toet had
, ooA vloS0tly a0itated ~ . hsAy fAll-
~ Aeo T. 4 aswspaosfsprsad across
~ eoA4 1vem wA1ah M. Houaman va
,nouoaG would have been DISTURBED.
NoeA0 ~ palmer nor ~ SaDse he'd
I0eveA iron piaos wAsn Ne bot va
: A11aovsrsr. Two AaSs aEsss ~ woman's
Aba0psasuaca.
0oAT ebtsPPg0 NO WArDN OVEN
oUNvAkg. "'''
-" AN sse on bayuseo whe Examined
~ condition q he beat when Il was
esa3d say that had Mrs. Housman
fai1su from Il b. accident water would
;1aSs bssp shippsd over the gunw1is.
There was Q little water n The bottom
- TIE boat. but that he'd leaked there.
- Alfonso HousmAn. the husband. says.
u vas not Of sufhcisnt volume to indi-
.eats that the boat had Skipped Il N
Np,snt agitation.
Tho strip Of cloth nine or ton inches
long found caught on the oaslock va
uadoubtsdiy from Mrs. Heusman's
dress. But had her dress caught upor
the oarlock whom she pitched over.
board hard enough TO tear piece from
q Of this else. the boat itself would
Sithss have bean completely ovssturnsd
, Or would have taken In . srsat dsaI
q water.
'Thsrs u uoth1nS - support IN
& theory that Asa Housman Wa takes
ssem ths boat b. violence BY any esrses
wishing 10 icidnap her. No motive 10
tt6uappang me woman sSdstsd She had
oqrns money with her. 70 - sure. ovt
neither tsr husband nor an0 q ~
: ola1iy u well enough OF b b sx.
Oecte1 - Say ransom tor Der return b
tI1naopuS One wishinS 70 rob her ol
~ mo2av shs had hidden IA her ,oorssgs
WspA not have had to carry her bodily
away 70 - u.
Il have not been able to uncover an,
sessou why she should voluntarily hide
There do not seem to have bean any