Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-04-10
BEAT WIFE BEFORE
HE FIRED At HER
Funeral for Woman and Man,
Dead After Double Tragedy,
Held Tomorrow Afternoon.

After a thorough examination of
| the body of Mrs. Adam Sulzovczki, ,
who was shot to death by her hus-
band yesterday morning on the front
porch a few moments before Sui
zoveZki threw himself into a we'll
in the rear of the home at 324 Grove
street, Coroner Eugene ]. Mullen
learned that the two bullets fired by
the man did not enter her head, but
| took effect in her body. The coroner
| also believes that the murderer was
| frightened to death after committing
the tragic deed, and that he died be-
fore he struck the water of the we'll.
This theory is borne out by the fact
that there was no water on the mans
lungs. County Physician Carroll ar
rived-this morning, but made no ex-
animation after hearing the report of
the coroner.
The coroner found eight wounds
F! on the woman's face. One of the
wounds was the result of her nose
having been broken in the middle.
1t is believed that the MURDER
struck his wife in the face with the
butt of the revolver, before firing
the fatal shots. 1t is thought that
the blow which broke her nose would
have felled her, and that probably
the husband sent two bullets into her
body while she was sprawled help
less at his feet on the front porch.
When the woman was found her
face was covered with blood, and
the skin was opened in a half dozen
places, two of which openings, 1t was
first thought, were where the bullets
entered the woman's head The COR
oner found that these were the result
Iof blows and LOCATED .oIae huliea hole
-
it IN the left leg under the nip. Fin
II bullet p1oughed through to near tn
surface on the upper side of tn
Imember. The fatal bullet is believe
to have been that which entered tn
body under the right shoulder and bl
= ried itself in the right lung, causin
| internal hemorrhages that mad
blood pour through the woman
mouth.
II The coroner learned by tatto
. on the mans right arm his tru
= name, and that adam Shulsky," a
= he had been called by neighbors, wa
= incorrect. Below the armpit wa
: tattooed the following: Adam Sui
:, zoyczki, S. 2, 1865; K. L. 1885; S.
= r. SO; 10-K-." Part of the in
scription was too blurred to read. TIL
coroner believes that the tattoo wa
y made when the man was in the Hun
= garian army.
: Besides number of bullets foun'
= in the mans pocket-book, there was
!, large bunch of skeleton keys and
:. police whistle.
. John Kiss, Of Keene street, son o
the murdered woman, by her frs
, husband, first learned of the doubl
: tragedy when he returned from worl
: at 6 o'clock last night. He came t,
= the morgue heartbroken to view tn
: remains of his parent. %
The two victims will be buried il
9 the cemetery of Our Lady of Hun
gary church at 2:30 o'clock tomor
!, row afternoon. The funeral will b.
= | conducted from the morgue of Coro
ner Mullen.
Two daughters of the dead man b,
: his first wife arrived in the city lat,
: this morning, and when seen by /;
NEWS man emphatically denied tina
their father had been living with an
other woman in CoFtlandt street
They said they had not lived here fol-
. ten years, but had learned that theil
! father was only boarding at the place
in question.
A number of the friends of the
, dead husband and wife, who belonged
/ to the same societies as they did, ex.
! pressed the belief that an old dis
: Ipute over the property occupied by
the mans wife aud, though 1t was diff
: ficult to saw what directly cauSad thf
Trash deed, believed that this old dis
ipute led up to the tragedy.
Several stories were told about the
owners of the house and lot in ques-
tion, some claiming that the hus-
band built the house ON his wife's
lot and then was not allowed to live
there, after he had been sent to jail
for beating her.