The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-09

tor Faurot. who later oarried a messaes
From them 10 Ccmmiss,oner waldo.
NANv ROuNo 0iQlEA AMONG
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.N
1ne 'unoicu Auf"''u'o .nu "
miiiiners ies'neis anu lui'eisi NV"
tts s'anuihs III 'no wv '"''s o'oupS
oy sterhemahn IN .he same pos'',o"
In which 'hey were uu"psu "en nv
trs Delivered mem on inur
wagon marked pers' S'eIueu oo..o
to Investigators to-day wMcn 'nre.
s"ae, nk"' u soan ."1 go soms,h,ns
Of his pas, life. A multiplicity Of
Bibles and sections OF Holy VII, oound
Word"d dedication OF one OF the e,o,es
TO his now MISSING 'ausn'e' .'.'
seemed 10 Indicate that sterhemahhe
mird had strong leaning o"A'e .
religious mania
sternemann had hired two rooms from
nirs. Matilda Weiss. a widow. lie sept
In the front room amid the boxes ana
bales OF his disordered possessions on
pallet few inches above the moor
The bed he had Drought had NOT oesh
uopacked. On Friday night after re-
turning late. he was heard oy mis- lana
LADY moving about the rear room. ana
to-day IL was discovered that k'teheh
table. which had been unpainted whsn
IL arrived, had been painted with .
fresh coat OF white. The report that
brown stains on the under side OF the
table had been found and were taken
~ significant by the detectives was
discovered to be unverinsd. There were
no stains Of any kind on any portion
OF the table.
INV SorS oF pAPeH TELLING
o. FINDS IN RIVER.
On top Of the table lay q ciothas,ins.
sull wrapped as II came from tho store:
. sharp bread knife, An old and very
duh hatehet and Q copy OF an evening
pAper Of the date Sept. 6, opened to the
headlines telling about the finding Of the
afst portion Of the two fragments OF Q
womans body now lying In the MorEus
in floboken. Many skeins Of mllliner's
woss. such a. that which bound the por-
uens Of the body found IN the Hudson
save that the thread covering was black
instead Of white, were among the mans
effects.
Perhaps the mos, Interesting exhibit
Ia I'll tho weird collection Of Junk va
the Inscription and dedication written
on the nyieaf Of a New Testament and
Book Of Palms which had evidently
been the property Of the missiny Ella.
For one thing. this Inscription showed
that Stcrnemann has been using only
portion Of his nan,s In this country
and that 'sternemanu Won 0ontsn' V
hie whole patronynlc.
INSCRIPTION WRITTEN ~ THE
the ihscriptin' written IN Eng'isn ana
W crAopsd hano' reaos'
DO risht. Be nrm when % you
DO and have faiSh In God. To my
beloved daughter. Miss Ella Sterus'
mann Won oonten. In remembrance
o. her tiiustrious Ma Carothe
SusAnne b. oonten. VINO departed
mis- NE April. IsN. y. Y. CITY.
your loving ana Anhcted "a
H. 'sunsfihs) sternenann'
oelow thls strange dsdicat'oe was
Nrhten. ~ u part OF II. THESE lines:
I've been an altar boy ana DID
not think when Mt the age Of seven
was to meet In lie % many un'
S.. ~ ., nut o. ae. s.,! y"u ~"I n "'~ r
American. Most foreigners are. /
spent AL ] had to SAFE Mama Lima
epfesumao'y sternsmaans oeso WneI
eut II should not Do h's' ooos WI"
es done ana not ours
On the hy-ieaf of another bipie WAS
tais random note gave Lena -
cents to-day.
. through all the pages OF the molly
BOOKS were notes IN German ana eng
nsh. some intsilisible. some In sense
use siboeriSh. one scrawi read' Gm'
~ - IN hihxs fark AsyIum'
Ims ev'den'Iy teierrsd 70 MS see'
pa oAush'er' GH'y. "no - ss'o "
save sVemp'ed suicioe rev month";
80 "neh sns "Sso Win her tssner or
C"ve street. Drook'Sh anu was taken
Ssm
q poicy DOCK OF the FrudsnuAl L'fs
.u,."co Sompahy-such po"cy -
"e.u Wy paying "Se cents WEEK. 10
Ssne"' ce'hS s'o"--"as among the d