The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-24
DETECTIVE HERE
 HELPED CAPTURE
 EMIL TOTTERMAN
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this city from a port in Maine. As the winter promised to be unusually severe and 1t appeared that the boat probably would be ice-bound before the cargo was unloaded, the captain discharged the crew and announced that unlesn he gave the members fur ther notice, would lay over in this port until spring.
 After making arrangemsnts to have the captain telephone him at a sailor's boarding house on Front street, New York, In . few days, provided the captain changed his mind, Totter-
 man drow his pay. Going to tho store of Meivs q Co, he purphaaed new wearing apparel and several shirts and collars.
 Tottsruian then wont to the saloons frequcnted by the lougshoremen and sailors in New York and met wo- man known to the saaiors as ~Cohb Dook Nell" With her he went to one of tho hotels on the water front and nothing was seen of him during the uaxt day. Monday morning, the landlord wont to the room and found thA body Of the woman. greatly mu-
 ilatod. on the bed He communi- cated with the police but the only clue waa . number of pAaoes of wrapping paper bearing the label of the Bridge port firm. W
 The late Inspector MoCRMrey. then dotetctjvo sergeant with another Central Ofl1ce man, came to this city and with tho aid of local detectives, ascertained Tottesxnan's Identity. The cnptain of tho boat scarcely would be- llsvo tho a0t 0uuld 1ne credited to Tot tar1uan, but as1esd to lend his assist- ance in loanAiug him- He informed the detsOf1vea of hia eExeensnt with rotAaEznan and told the polloe that he vas to taiephone Tot6ermRn the naxt day at boarding house on Front sfrsef
 Word vas sent to the Central Of- Ane and wilils lECChdray and his broxlar e6lcer reusained in this city Ho capGare TUeAGEuaAn should he ap- pear hseA two oehsr cenfral Omce man wuso dooailed to the boarding houea T.ue to his word rotAerman was vnatfng loT the ta1ephone nesas&s vhsn axvasAad
 Al h1s fxial nanch ogidenpe va pro Iauned y..,+ though Tnetesu,An would uo& aAp1at his Gui14 ae wAa convicted on Narch A zse4. to die in the electric cha(r. fWo days later Roosevelt ~as fusugusnAed fcr his second term as presidsnf anA as Tbttefu1an had dis ttngu1ohad hlmoslf during the war with Gpain. the presfdenf interested htusaaf in taa@ easa and had the sen- fauoe cesnmntnd.
 It 61ng Ainx. Tn&teFpsan was a model pEfsoner and whan the Mutual Welfaxo leAGue was oFCarised he be- |came cne cf tho moving eptrifs. As an hcncr man Ae wea eent to the farm at |0ea1unnn win Avs or s4x other con- v1cu anA had but ono keeper. His conduct Has exemplary, 90 last Sun day weAea lae ae1cm0 Due pa9Iniasinn to gather a0no haacAhesYiea, the Naeper oCnDen1eA. That was the last sen Of |Totteemaa and poalcs a1l over tho |counfry have been nota6ed to iook for him.
 AfkAe TeeAssunanai convictlsn, much 1zcfAeaaa0k Was eaM9nd in police cir. eias 1n NAW Yofk wfao MqCanrey and thA deteeGtwas wao bod wcrAed with him A th1s city wege haaied any |ersdft SR the capture and the points Were aW41ded to tho men who had placed him unde< arrest A credit for the capture waS supposed to play Ian important part in prpmotiops. Mo- Ca1rey and thA other dstActivs fslt |Alle1akAd
 Tottsrman 1s Il years Of age and |nakays of Finland He 4s i've feet 10 and soa-hAlf inches tall and weighs 15g pouAds. He 5haa . tattoo shrine on tho 1fDn3 Of 1sfs 1Akt forearm. an Amer |3cAn coat Of axrus tattoed on the front of fhs right forearm. an anchor on the back Of his Fis1at hand and a v-shaped scar on tho fRnnt of the left wrist. zfs rsestved the latter while on. board the boat. when he fell on boat hook and the deGh q his wrist was torn.