The evening world., 1920-08-26


take him 20 Haokensacs.
The body OF the murdered woman
is at an undertaking establishment In
Hackensack and Prosecutor Hart viii
not permits its removal until he has
questioned the husband
ShultE hns todd conflicting stories
and some OF his statements 10 re-
porters and the police do not jibe.
lie has been quoted as saying that
he and his wife were going to Key
port on Saturday night, again on
Sunday and on Monday. He has said
that he didn't Know where his wife
was on Saturday. and then his
brother-in-law quotes him as saying
that she was on party, It is to
reconcile these apparent differences
that the police and prosecutors are
lnterrogating him.
DR.. William E. Ogden, Bergen
County phy Aclan, who conducted the
autopsy, gave It az his opinion that
Mrs. Schultz was murdered on last
Saturday. Among the statements
made by Schultz one was to the ef-
feet that his wife told him that she
was going TO Palisades Amusement
Park on Saturday. but he said that
they were to meet on Saturday night
and 10 10 Keyport to spend the week.
end with Mrs. Widner and her hus-
band.
J. Martin. keeper Of the roominE
house where Schultz and his wife
lived. said to-day:
'9drs. Schultz was a Miss Frier be-
fore she married. She met Schultz
when he was n special ON Ger at
Miners Theatre in the Bronx and
they were married soon after the
meeting. which was about three years
ago. They lived happily bere and had
only a few little spats.
''On Sunday went to Schultz 10 coll
lect the rent, and no seemed worried
about his wife. He fer red something
had happened to her because she had
not come home the night before. He
said they had planned a little vacation
Il Ksyport, N. J.. and were going there
to i've and pay their way with the
$3.50 which his wife carried.
HUSBAND HAD OBTAINED PASS
PORT FOR ouBA.
Monday he reported his wife's dis
appearance TO the Bureau OF MisEng
Persona A month ago he got q pass
port for Cuba, saying he wished to get
away from this neighborhoOd because
he thought his wife was running
around with another man."
A detective This morning searched
the schallts rooU for a 2O-yaar en-
dowment policy for $1,000 which Mrs.
Schults had taken out on her lHe.
When Schultz was seen this morn
Ing by newspaper men he had re-
turned from his trip to the PALISADES,
where he had identified his murdered
wtce'S ClOthing and other effects.
"She II my Blanche" the man cried
81 sight Of the clothing. II am the
husband OF this murdered woman, and
when md the murderer he viii 20 to
Ehe Morrue"
The paraSOi he recognized Instant
". He said that Il was a birthday
present from the g1T0's mother and
that q fOw nights before ahe disap-
peared she had broken the ring on
the handle and that no had mended
H. He identified the Hudson seal
stole which he said he had bought
for her. The police would not permit
him 70 zee the body. Sohulta also
described some dental work whsoh his
wife had done and which the police
oay tAilios with the work in the
m0uth Of the murdered woman.
Il never knew OF any man being
attentive 70 my wife," said Schultz.
we were married three and a half
yoarA She was born near Pough-
koopaao and had very few friends In
mis- city. We Rere married by Pastor
Muller In the Protestant Lutheran
Church At 166th Street and Elton
Avunoe. She carried our Joint saw
ingS and was 70 have deposited the
$50 on Saturday but SVidenny did
not DO Co."
6chult1 told reporters he ana his
1tfs had been very happy in their
nasSded life, but the police at Grant
Wed HAy the distracted husband told
NN~~-a e~Acy hNA AAN QuaAIelb NnlCn
PosuGted in their being separated on
enc occasion. She had been a chorus
siri once. they say the husband told
Ghom. and once had worked in
otmbsrs.
The nve missing rings of Mrs.
Blanche sOhuitS are described az fol-
lowsi
One With Two pearls and a small
diamond; one chip diamond; one with
three good sized diamonds; two
basket settings. one with nine and the
other with fourteen diamonds, Her
wedding ring was still on her hnger
A mans gold watch chain, evidently
torn on In a struggle. and found near
the BODY, the disarfangement OF the
clothing and the fact that the body