The evening world., 1916-03-28

These are germs taken from a person
suffering from combination OF
typhoid, diphtheria and pneumonia
and are about "a deadly as any known
bacilll
DIR. dc Nyse does not know n walte
succeeded In getting the cultures.
District Attorney Swami completed
arrangements to-day by which the
culture slides and tubes found in
walte's flat may be analysed TO de-
termlne II there are any germs re-
naming on tho glass.
Or. Klein. In charge OF the city's
laboratory at No. i27 Worth street.
win conduct the analyses required by
the District Attorney In the waite
case without charge. This will in
olude an analysis OF the stomach OF
Mr.. Peck. which was brought from
Grand Rapids by DR.. schultre.
In the Mollneux case necessary an
alyscs cost the county $4,000.
Detectives Cunniffe and SCHNEIDER
and Assistant District Attorney Man
cuso went 20 waits's apartment in
the Colosseum to-day and turned
over 20 Percy Peck. who was armed
with power OF attorney. about $4,000
worth OF diamonds and pearls which
belonged TO tho elder Mrs. Peck and
20 Mrs. Arthur waite. Bills In the
Nat show that Waite had some Of the
old fashioned Jewelry left by hts
mother-in-law, whom he n suspected
OF having poisoned on Jan. 80, reset
by Louis Bornemann q jeweier at No.
LOG Fulton Street. Brooklyn. Borne
mann also recut some diamonds left
by Mrs. Peck.
The District Attorney was informed
to-day that Olga Cafe and winifred
Scott, chorus girls. living at No. 1896
Broadway, were acquaintances OF DR.
Waite. A detective was sent out "a
sec II these young women would be
willing 90 visit the District Attorneys
ONCE and tell what they know. II
anything. about the poisoner.
The stories told the District Attor-
ney by Mrs. Margaret Horton, who
studied expression, music and foreign
languages with Dr. Waite In q Hotel
Plaza room. are not, entirely satisfac.
tory. An investigation into all her
acts since she came TO New York was
begun to-day. Mrs. Horton was ques-
toned for several hours by Assistant
District Attorney Dooiing. Among
those called 20 the District Attorney
ONCE was Bernardo Oishansky, a
singer In the Boston opera Company
who In said to have aided Mrs. Hor-
ton in recitals at New York hotels.
The Horizons are not pleased over
statements regarding their finances
While apparently prosperous and
maintaining an automobile. Mr.. Hor-
ton was In bankruptcy through prac-
tically all OF last year.
Records Of the Federal Court show
Horton filod voluntary petition In
bankruptcy Jan. Is, 1915. giving LA.
bilities rs $4,000. The assets given are
a claim OF Sitk against William r
roiiette % no. a22 West One Hundred
and seventh Street. The y.ss,,...
were the waidorf-Astoria, SIS; Johr
David. haberdasher. sls5: the Nassau
Bank, $500: DR.. Carl Hitler, SIS; Philir
Farnsworth. S104: William II. Collette
for board and lodging. Sl52; the FRS
National Bank OF Mansfield. Pa. OF
promissory notes. $500. This debt
It was stated. was secured by ter
shares of the Harrison Mineral wate
Company and Atty shares Of the vii
cox Manufacturing Company. Tn,
bankrupt was discharged Dec. "a
1918. Albert II. BanEbaf, No.
Rector street. filed the petition for
Horton.
Lawyer Spielberg explained tina
Mr.. Horizons failure was due TO ,
spell OF sickness. and added he ha,
rehabilitated himself since.
MRS. HORTON TOLD OF com
ING INTO" WEALTH.
From the buck Of a photograph O
Mrs. Horton was obtained the nam
| ana address OF MIS-. Grace HOFFMAN
a singer. Of No. sos West Eighty
second Street Mrs. Hoffman sal,
she met Mrs. Horton six weeks ag
and gave her, at Mrs. Horizons re
quest, an Introduction 10 John Phili
Sousa. Mrs. Horton. she said ha
never mentioned DIR. Waite. A shor
time ago. however. Mrs. Horto
asked advice in choosing a Frencl
singer and teacher. saying she ma,
just come into a large sum of money
Assistant District Attorney Man
cuso brought with him from Gran,
Rapids list furnished by younl
Mrs. Waite OF gems she left here val
ued at about $4,000, Also he brough
details OF the will DIR. Waite Induce,
his wife to make in his favor. II wa
drawn and signed by her. and sen
here to his lawyer to be put in prope
shape, when she was 20 have signe,
again with witnesses. The laWye
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