Evening journal., 1919-07-25
WARRANTS OUT FOR
WONAN'S Slayer
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Of the slain woman, frantically paced
a cell In the county jail at Woodbury.,
where he was committed without bail,
on the charge OF having committed the
crime, policemen today were weaving
new net Of evidence which, they say,
clears the husband OF connection with
the crime and places the guilt upon no
torious bandits who have been operat-
ing several months around Chester and
Wilmington
The husband. who was arrested be-
cause OF circumstances which had puz-
zled the authorities, would be freed, II
was said, as soon as the papers could
be made out by Prosecutor OF the Pleas
Oscar B. Redrow.
While arrangements were being made
10 free Sabor, a warrant was sworn out
for one Alexander Barvenik. The po-
lice also are looking for one Of Barve-
nik's friends, known as Bill Mostovyor
The case took its sudden turn when
C. 5. Foust, a Reading Railway con-
ductOr running over the Mullica Hill
and Williamstown branch, telephQped
to the GlassborO police that a ship
worker who boarded his train at Ro-
hanna, a little flag station. had found
tig wad Of torn checks. Foust brought
tEe checks here and turned them over
10 Coroner Potter, who later passed
them along 60 County Detective Chester
N. Steelman. They bore Sabor's sigma
ture and had been taken from his desk,
which was ransacked.
Foust said his train stopped at the
Rabonna Station at COS Wednesday
morning, which was about four hours
after the shooting and picked up four
men-all foreigners. The men took sep
arate seats, but all paid fares to Cam
den. One tallies with the description
OF Barvenik. It developed that the
crew OF a train passing the Bobanna
at $50 A. NJ, saw two men there
and thinking they were passengers,
stopped and backed 10 pick them up.
When the men saw the train stop they
made a break for the woods and disap-
peared.
Leslie Morton, a brakeman on that
train, also told the authorities that ne !
had been on the train while 1t was
lying over at Glassboro and had heard
five shots fred about the hour the muir
der occurred.
County Detective Steelman visited the
Station yesterday afternoon
and found a muddy and stained hand
kerchief, folded as though II might
have been used as a mask. His assls-
.ants picked up another handkerchief
With a blue border, similarly folded. In
he yard back Of the Sabor house.
Other evidence 10 substantiate the
robbery theory was the finding OF the
,heck book OF Israel Kranse on a table
n a downstairs room after the shoot
ng. Krasne said that he had left the
heck book in one Of his inside coat
pockets. hanging the coat downstairs
IN a chair when he went 20 bed. SO
ar as II is known the only thing Valu-
,ble the robbers got the Sabor's gold
watch.
What disturbed the police theories
wen before the checks were found to-
law. was the fact that an autopsy upon
.frs. Sabor's body showed she had been
yiHed by a 3s-calibre bullet. A flattened
INLET found IN the house was OF the
anne calibre, while an unexplOded shell
on the stairway was from
,2-calibre automatic revolver. Ihat
vas almost conclusive proof that at
east two men had a hand in the crime,
nd bears out the declarations Of Mrs.
Iranse who is positive that two men
handkerchiefs over their eyes,
Id the shooting.
Through a clever bit Of work upon ,
he part OF Chief OF Police Zane, Il was
earned that the suspect, Barvenik, had
cen in town Tuesday evening and
topped at his old boarding house. Bar I
enik had worked here before on and I
n and knew that Tuesday was pay
ay here at the glass factory. On that ,
av Sabor was accustomed to take in
ute a large sum OF money from GUS :
,mers who carried charge accounts.
Sabor and his wife's parents, Mr. ana
frs. Kranse, have insisted all along !
1at the shooting resulted from the
,oman trying to fight Off burglars.
Arrangements have been made Tor
urving Mrs. Sabor in a Jewish ceme-
,ry. at Philadelphia, tomorrow.