The evening world., 1913-12-29

~r, cossssve ssst shsy hsd ssen the
,scsSvn many tsmss IN cafe IN ATTORNEY
80, betvUen Sstantoa and Houstea
-,. hv a Osu named WaRrer. Peter
r..cs,,,sk,. tnnianr Of No. n Brooos
60, .aid the youna man had cailed
=, him two days aso looking Tor Jon.
-rho, no md said he had bssn workins
=, ,.urarv IN second street. but had
Sust lost his place. 49,. A..
rba police are sse1sfed now tot ons
se,d nan ~~s not . gAnostee - ~
bea supposed at first. and Wey no ~"
- nave any hops OF finding N ths "
s.rwo,,d 4 clue to his Sayeso ~ an -.
..,.ra,,on Of his death. He was ~eer'y
~ mo nsA worked hard FOR nv.
A.. so, .he palms Of his HANDS ana tns
.,s,ae. NJ his fingers vere nailouscd. ne
.n,,,a ve,, have 49, ths ,hord wesk q
s,ousc-wrsukine, ~ which AoSeef says
hs wa. enGased when he kosw MN
Tne coNoNGR oAvS NJ WAS
srRANoAe0 20 70 oeATH.
rbe v,eu n was strAnGied to deAsn
ara Coeooer Holtshauser. who oesr
sned the body, said that the msn "'s"s
bsve been put In the trunk peioTo ~
"a. dcad. His lips were stained a.
snoush n, uasht have bssn dssase0
ana the pelies incline 10 the "ns!
that he vAs afsanGlsd Aftss no -
Sueen made unConssiOa ana INV"
An hssts into ths trunk 0sfors Nh
unurderers were certain OK his de~h
,rhe mans neck was broken. ut this
Dr. Ddsar +. Ray. the CoroncTs pnys-
aian. said, had been dons In forcsns
the body inte Nhs 6uux
The bsdy vas thaa OF $3.50
youth Of about twenty-four. fcet or
10 inches In height ana between i''
and 100 peunds In wsiGhI hs hAo
chestnut hair. which was Way anu
mhlch had been out recsntly. The is'-
aer fact led Mr.. DouGhsrty TO send TOT
ali the barDsss Of the nsixhborhsoo IN
the hope that enc might recall hav'hs
attended the man. lac was clean shavei
.l.o. though already the hair was SHOW
Ine axs,a on the upper lip. lie WAS
evidently . Russian Pole. ana sach'
Novssr said, was Drurker. who WAS a
member Of thu Greek Catholic Church'
GARMENTS SEVERAL TIMES TOO
LARGE FOR HIM.
r,. bodv WAS clothed In cheap gar
ments several szes too large t~ the
man and tho police believe that per
oape the clotaAnS waS not his The oou
a.d N COAT Of q black and gray checked
mixture, blue trousers. gray ~'t.on
n.nu., sh,rt saa cheap brown cotton
.ocks. There were no shoes or nat
"A uhovt the head we're tsed IN OLD oiaes
and white pettiCoat and woman
s,,ack satin Usist vsry much worn ana
vepatred IN many places.
Tho body was jainmed into the small
trunk no that II rested on its BACK win
the knees drawn up Ovcr the chest ana
held by piece OF clothes line passed
under them and around The hack o'
4he neck 90 that the chin. which wa
thrust forward. almost rested ON th'
xness. Thsrs wAs nothing A6out tAs
garments to give . clue 10 the mans
identify except q label aswsd In tn
coat which read IN. Sebulsl'y
BrovSrs. VickasurG. Ntss.." And .
emau brass key With . tag sttachst
on which were the lattefs anu numesl
-. r. D. 1G."
The trunk ttseif was made by tn
Pstsrsburg Trunk Company Of Peters
burg, Va. and IL Of tie cheap typ
seldom bought ~ any ono other tha
foreiguers ana sold most frequently u
the South. II 10 mare than . ceanci
aence. tho poiios Shink. that trunk an
clothing should obviously have com
from the South.
Uov TAkEs News OF MvsrER>
TO POLICEMAN
ma Oody vas discovered by Foacsma
etarjohan Of the Union Market station
70 him ~ he stood at Pitt and Riwna
ton strsets ABOUT noon came ea8ht-yeAi
old 6amuel Nahae OF NJ. " Pitt stree
tho excited messenger Of Norris rsar
stein. sixteen years oh. Of No. 70 Pi
etrcet, whose fathers soda aad cana
etand 10 1t Pitt and Delaney suesu
almost in front Of No. u. Feanste'
wanted q policeman. the smai: DO; sat
ue had q trunk and he ddn't kao
what to DO with H. So StaT}ohan waiks
~ the other corner.
There was an excited fhronS abo'
the trunk, which stood balancod
i,s end on the curbstone. Young Tss
stein WIS trying 10 keep shs curio'
away. but yuen and women were pres
tnx about and through the crowd ",
running the gossip that p~hAps
trunk held a bomb. To Starjohau Fei
stein said that a snort TINE before
nsd be~n tending his fathers sta
when hs noticed q short stocky M
IN rough clothss--the typical pushca
psddler--pushinG a green pushcart
tho street toward Mm.
Tho man and cart were nearly oppos
him. the hoy said. when h~ saw
sleader young man. exceptionally "
dressed tor the nsi0hborhood, stop
pushcaRt man. The lssmer wore h
a erav overcoa6 and u dark suit. ]
10y thought hs vOrs y hgaA nustSc
lie talked 10 ths psddasr for . mon'
ana then assisted him 70 LIZ the nv
from his cart. Thsy ct u on the ~
walk outAAds Of No. u Pitt street. q
then Feinstsin said ti,o we'll dreased q
hAaded the ether somsehanE ~ toos
he we're payiRS hun. The latter
MS hand In HE pocket. then took
che handle Of his puahcaSt and wall