New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-08
[)tE INMATES
|,gRIED ALIVE,
ms BELIEVED
L,ral Helpless Invalids
E.idtO Have Been Hur-
ried to Graves.
,OONER, HORRIFIED,
ssGr,IIUNDERTAKERS
,orades Hint That Mors
n waiting List" and
n.bated on Killings.

|Debaleu vi '>'''e
|.cE CHASTITY L,1; cLEWs
| AT INSTITUTION
Us Prosecutor To-day Will
qat Inquiry Into Two
Deaths There
,k yO,s. whose CHASTITY story
49,, deaths among aged inmates
-, n.--,.n odd Fellows Home IN
- s,,usht Investigations by Of
81 :, ,,o counties, is on the edge
4 :. ,f his own digging. As the
: ,,,sresses the activities Of the
- ..a,r,v loom darker and darker.
4. Yesterday, hawever' repeated
-, that the evidence would
T., ,t least two indictments for
+. Two more deaths are beng
[cr,.d by District Attorney Mar
4 The Bronx.
|.si,on that some Of the aged and
-, ,ho are said 10 been hurried
|4.- graves were buried alive was
,-,s INTO the proceedings yesterday
.-,,,. Of the home. Until Aors
|-,.,,t into the Office Of District At
{, Perkins with his ghastly story
!, innate Of the home had any
t., ,s,, their comrades deaths
[ps fastened. Now they cannot
H., their recOllet,ions Of suspicious
-.rs,snees.
hr Coroner Dunn visited the home
IsrjU it appeared that many OF
|, ,,i spent the greater part Of the
! a.eussing the subject. A dozen
/ r.dy with the suggestion that II
-scrm or ether had been admin
l., |, was likely that the hasty
i bad found the vicdt dtms still alive,
z,onseious.
singled with Dsadk Drugs.
m recalled that. according to the
|rs told by attendants. many Of the
EgsAsirs were bungled. Evidences
| ha, and terror we're found IN the
ra 0. Reichert and Ring that some
as earlier victims were burned
ihs mouth and that sometimes
! zsh door fingered in the death
,SL 1t was pointed out that if
, assertions were true there was
reason to believe that fear OF
-p,ion in some cases might cause
illu to abandon his work prema-
j.
'rns, Dunn, horrifed az the sug-
|n',. thought il warranted full in
rn,on. He will summon to-day
= Irk undertakers who are said to
p sssn charge OF the bodies Of
nshtioned by Mors in his con-
|fn The undertakers will be asked
Ing they embslmed the bodies and
steps they took to ascertain tina.
ui extinct.
'ianed al last to the horror that
ven in their midst, the inmates
goc yesterday, and welcomed the
MI with nodding heads and wag-
sSssrts. Their discussion had not
without differences. Several
y Unclaimed their belief in Adam
|frt The former superintendent.
gors himself.
Aofs Rascal, He Says.
sT,s Bleyman was not numbered
"a h,se He had heard . story
= E'is which haG convinced him
a'h vas rascal. According to
'"'y' Bleyman had rung for Mors
-ss in a single day. Upon leav-
e old mans room after the fifth
A'fs is said 10 have remarked.
A''hrselsh is putting up kick
BENG cold. II he don't keep his
= 'au, he'll have plenty Of heat by
|snVv7
as Informant was convinced that
e iset that on that very day
40 The sousbble with Bangert
esssed his discharge saved Bley-
NJ bleyman was most indig-
!, nea!" he exclaimed. Calling
,Issauselsh! That young man is
e trusted"
ns \. Dunn will consult to-day
49, Aenss Gregory. Of Bellevue
:. and Sheriff Wiesendanger as
.S1lsso'lity Of asking 10 have
! "nmitment revoked, that he
nsen 10 Yonkers immedi-
= IS probable that the request
|. y 4 made. and Mors will be left
I rs en'day period in the hos
II. w -. opinion prevails that due
s' aAhot be given his testimony
- "ehtai condition has been de-
'eoate on First TO Die.
.ni be numerous questions for
answer. answer. Frank Schmidt, one
u peheants, now confined in the
SANS jail as a witness, said
.ha' he had heard the ques-
<.,ssfo as 70 which OF two
o.; 2 Inmates should be killed.
~ uass and Ferdinand Scholz.
e y nere here III. The question was
~, 'oe'n was the more trouble.
~ snsily settled by Mors.
z Aa' who picked Gass. That
says, Schmidt helped pile
around Gsss's bed. so that he
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