New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
RIVER MURDER VICTIM
WAS MISS ANNETTE DAY
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| spector Faurot. He left Police Head
quarters In company with a detec-
tive returning several hours later TO
20 into another conference. Yesterday
afternoon detectives from the Manhattan
headquarters visited Nolks morgue at
Hoboken. where the two sections OF the
girls torso. picked up In shallow waters
along the New Jersey shore OF the Hud-
son. and the right thigh found at keans-
burg. Y j.. are held. and took away all
the evidence the Jersey police have gath
cred
Besides taking a careful record OF the
case the police brought to Manhattan the
inflow slip on which is embroidered the
Initial - In which the first section OF
IN. mutllated torso was found; the bed
ticking OF peculiar stripe, blood
stained garment found AT Weehawken.
near the spot where the second part OF
the body was discovered; the brown tar
paner I'm which the body was wrapped,
and the fine milliners wire that was tied
about the bundles.
Tn, man who Is sought by the police
vas graduated from medical college on
Long Island two years ago. When the
girls family reported her disappearance
10 the police a few days ago, after max
ing an exhaustive private investigation.
picture OF the Italian physician was
shown TO 5 II. Hurowitz, druggist, at
No 27G Eightn avenue. where man, VS.
iblv excited bought two sheets Of paper
similar 10 that found wrapped about the
Ia
week ago.
Hurowitz looked over the picture, which
was composite affair OF the medical COL
lcge graduating class. He was unable 10
nick out the purchaser OF the paper. Even
when the detective narrowed the choice
down 20 half dozen and finally pointed
out the man named by the Brooklyn
girls family he was unable TO state posi-
tlvalv whether that was the man.
The brother OF the girl. however. was
positive last night that the young Italian
doctor was responsible for his sister as
appearance. Last winter, II became
known. she became desperately infatuated
with him. I'm spite OF the fact mat ne was
married and had two small children Inc
intimacy lasted several weeks ana eiueu
when the girls family finally became
aware of the state OF AFFAIRS.
To his friends the young physician con-
edad the fact that his life had been
threatened. but declared the Black Hama
WAS responsible. IL was well known,
however. that he was not possessed oi
anv wealth: in fact. owing to his scah'
nractice he earned hardly enough to
maintain himself and family.
Fears for his safety were entertained
nv the nhysician. and he made prepara-
lions for a hurried departure from
Rrooklyn. He told few intimate friends
he intended going to Italy, but so iar
as could be determined last night he did
not engage passage for that country In
fact a doctor with whom he was on the
host of terms learned shortly after he
left Brooklyn that California was their
destination Besides his wife and two
small children. the physician took his
father and mother when he hastily de-
parted.
Since March the physician has not been
sesn I'm Brooklyn. The girl had not been
in correspondence with him. so far as Is
known. but II is believed by her family
that she left her home recently to join
him The young doctors wife and chill
dren came TO Brooklyn a week ago.
which leads 10 the belief that they came
here in search OF him.
The girl. whose parents are wealthy.
left home about August I. 1t was sus-
pected she had gone to join the doctor,
for whom her infatuation seemed undl-
minished.