The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-10
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for four years for the reason that he
would not let me keep the money I
earned" Ella Sternefnann told Mahsr.
when my name began to appear in
this murder mystery I was horribly
but I did not dare clear up the
mystery for fear my father would and
out where was.
Detective Thiei took to weehawken
headquarters this afternoon . woman's
undershirt marked with what seemed
to be bloodstains. 1t was found two
days ago by a hut dweller who was
afraid to tell the police about II until
to-day. The shirt was lying under a
board. back from the shore and about
mile from where tho hrst piece Of the
body waA found.
Following the opera-boune arrest"
Of Sternemann by three men purport.
ing TO be detectives. who took him from
his home at No. 1l3 Globe avenue. ia
maica, shortly after midnight yesterday
morning. Murphy found tho eccentric
milliner In the office OF a morning paper
at 2 o'clock this morning. The repre-
sentative Of the istrict.Attorney's Of
nee obtained only a rambling and SEMI
coherent statement from Sternemann.
INDIANA MAN FEARS VICTIM
WAS HIS WIFE.
Totally At a loss for definite clues
either to the identity Of the victim OF
the fiendish murder or the murderer
or murderers. Inspector Faurot At
Headquarters and the men working
under him In cooperation with the
Hudson County authorities eagerly
seised upon q report from Richmond.
Ind. which came early to-day. bearing
the earmarks Of . good lead"
Samuel Altman. a tailor OF Rich.
mond, has sent q message here to the
effect that the meagre marks OF pos
sibls Identification about the body and
Its wrappings tally exactly with those
which might be found on his missing
wife. who ran away from him on Aug
20. bound for New York.
"1hs mark shaped Ike Q triangle
On the left shouldsr-blad Of The
body might bs N II which was tst.
toosd on that spot on my Wils's
body when she WAS . youAg gas1,"
rsaA Altman's massage. "1sS maldsa
name Was Lillian Carpenter. me
also hsA the initials 4. o. tatteoeA
In tiny letters on one hala ana the
initials =. =! above the elbow On
one arm.
"lguoh Of our bed Nasn, which she
took with her. y smhsotdsPsd With
an ~ similas 70 that founa On the
piilow-cass IN which one section Of
the body wss fouAa."
Along with the general knocking out
Of clues to-day was the collapse Of the
'bloody shirt" mystery. Morning pa.
pers commented upon the hnding OF .
red stained shirt In tho Princess Laun.
dry at Seventh avenue and One Hun.
dred and Forty-seventh street. Invss.
tiGstion showed that the garment was
the property OF one Baloin. . carpsn.
ter at No. 2b27 Seventh avenue. The
blood" was plain mahogany polish.
WEghAWkEN AUTHORITIES "a
QUESTION AUTO OWNER.
Tho wsehawken authorities have
summoned Van Brunt Tandy OF No
l65 Seventeenth street. Brooklyn. u
appear before them to-day and explaiI
why an automobile. reported TO beal
the number 3?.35o. under which hi
machi 10 registered. was seen Frida!
night rushing away from the seen,
whore the second part OF the murdsrs,
woman's body was found subsequently,
The Evening World Investigated tn
rumor OF the Suspicious auto two day
ago. before the Weehawken polio
learned II. and found that Mr.. Tandy'
machine was not In Jersey on the nigh
reported.
II u admitted by the detectives tina
although they have several clues. the
have accomplished practically nothin
toward clearing up the mystery. tn
more they dslvs into the case. however
the more convinced are they that tn
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