Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-30
Dancing Pupil is Now Sought
MAY SHED LIGHT ON DEATH OF
 DANCING TEACHER
WERE SEEN TOGETHER
Murdered Woman Took Ball Gown and Pink Slippers When She Left Home -Her Husband Not Under Suspicion.

Chicago, Sept 29.-Everett A. Rex roat, Macomb county farmer, husband Of Mrs. Mildred Allison ReXroat, Chi cago dancing teacher, shot to death near Wayne, Ills, Saturday morning, told eOroner's jury the story of his acquaintance and life with Mrs. Rex foat. His testimony together with that of w. H. Allison, her divorced hus- band, and others who knew something of the circumstances in which Mrs. ReXroat visited Wayne, failed to throw any light on the identity of the slayer and an adjournment of the inquest was taken until Thursday morning to per init the police to seek more evidence.
 Search for Dancing Pupil.
 The efforts of the police now are centered in a search for MT Spen- cer, a pupil of Mrs. ReXroat's dane ing class reported to have been infat- uated with her and who she had said had arranged for her to teach a private class at Wheaton and who accom- panied her from Chicago on the night she met her death.
 Switch and Rats Identified.
 A switch of womans hair and a number of rats of the sort used by women in dressing their hair, found in the Chicago yards of the Burling- ton railroad today, were identified by Mrs. Victor I. Johnston as having be- longed to Mrs. Rexroat Mrs. ReXroat lived at Mrs. JohnstOn's home. The hair is taken by the police to indicate that the murderer fled to Chicago, possibly on a freight train, discovered the hair while footing Mrs ReXroat' S suit case and threw it away here.
 Couple Seen on Train.
 C. A. Goodwin, who lives in Wheat ton and who occupied the seat in the train in front of Mrs. ReXroat, was one of the chief witnesses al the inquest.
 'Theaz1oupIe sat back of me on the 6.30 train,' he said. They mentioned the town of Macomb several times, and the man said, My father certainly knew how to make a will. The in terest from my income is bigger than most fellows, salaries. It sure SUD- ports me lot better"
 Spencer Had Passion for "Taneo."
 The mysterious Mr. Spencer de- scribed as a small town man" with Q. passion for the tango. is believed by the police to be the only one who can cell the real truth of the murder
 ReXroat convinced States Attorney Hadley of Dupage county that he had no part in the murder. having estab- Hshed an alibi.
 Body Placed on Tracks.
 Mrs. Allison Rexroat was murdered at Wayne, a suburb of this city, where many wealthy men have their country homes, on Friday night last. She was shot in the head, the body placed on the railroad tracks, and she was rob- bed of jewelry and money valued at about $4OO.
 Had Appointment With Spencer.
 Her Iandlady, Mrs. Victor T. Johnston, and her employer, Frank L. OIesbn, at whose school in Chicago she taught the tango and other popular dances, un- derstOOd that she was on her way to Wheaton by arrangement over the tel ephOne with one Spencer" known from the manner of his speech as the man with the drawl" When she left Mrs Johnston's home she carried suit case containing, among other things, a pink ball gown and pink slip pers. The suit case has not been found, nor has the pistol with which the murder was committed,