The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1904, Page 10

MAN OF 7 SLEW ARMAND ployee-in Connecticut, Buried Him Under a Pile of Stones GHBOR TRACKED ‘KIM TO THIS CITY. “Wid Joseph Marx Denies the Crime and Explained that Resident of Town Offered to the Viotim. m noble forehead, tender eves and a j ak chin sat in the back room of 3 ‘Headquarters to-day and skilfully { ‘1batpe questions meant to associate 2 with murder and safe-blowing. He 1a Joseph Marx, who is accused of his hired man, John Pavil, on a near Colchester, Conn, on the ight of April 8, and was tracked to eity through the detective work of ‘one of his neighbors. _ When Marx had a farm in Connect- ‘git he wore 4 patriarchal white beard. he shaved off after he became a tive from justice. Although seventy (years ‘old he is strong and wiry. The eeareectont authorities say that not “214 he kill the farm hand, a big aun, but that he mutilated the body, Sdragged it half way across the farm )t6 an outhouse and covered it with tones. Had it mot been that a passer- saw Marx throwing stones into the where he had placed the body it is ot ikely that the crime would ever have beén discovered. | The Aged Frixoner's Story. F| | When the detectives started in to question to-day he said that he 1) mould neither speak nor understand | Baglish, but the attention he paid to} the questions put and the few words of | English that escaped him In spite of| himself showed this to be untrue. - nected, bis story runs as follows: I was born near Warsaw, in Poland, country when I was about twenty ol. For many years I lived in “tiile olty and in other cities in the Hast, was in business then. “About six years ago I got tired of and went up to Connecticut, gvhere I bought a farm. I lived around erent farms in tho neighborhood Colchester, but I not prosper. 1} q wite, Dinah, who {g thirty-two four children. “John Pavil started to work for me on my farm about six months ago. I oo not pay him his wages in fall) ‘and got to owe him $50, He was always | § _asking for that money and nearly drove plicates @ Neighbor. Sth day of April I went to a pelghbor and asked him to let me have $00 so that I could pay Pavil and get rid of him. My neighbor asked me y I should pay him. ‘Give me $20,’ my neighbor sald, ‘and I will get rid of him ao you will ‘never see him again.’ I went home and got $20, all the money I had. This I gave to my neigh- Dor. That night I slept at home with my wife and family and the next day John Pavil bad disappeared. There owas no trace of him. “1 got scared and left home, The first nigh( 1 slept at the house of my netgh-| or to whom I had given the $20. Ho returned me $10, so that I could travel. ‘Then I went to Hartford, where I Sinyed one day, and from there I caine CRs, tp Now. York.” | “Why did you run away?" he wai asked. : is #1 refuse to answer that question,” he replied. Not Jealous, He Said. i He inaisted that he had no reason to| be jealous of Pavil, ‘The Connecticut | detectives sought to trap him, knowing ali about his movements after he left bie farm, but he dodged every question. Then Michael Levien, a storekeeper, of Colchester, the man who tratted | Marx to this city and caused bis arrest, | ‘Was brought into the room. It became vp saad set Levien had another mo- hi ot the reward when two vears ago, ‘was broken into and wavopen and robbed of Fi. jwaye suspected this old 4 my Mever could accuse him. IT accu: mow. You stole my $700," he shouted | rt ap aidin't_ steal your sponey: Hike fe genotie. ya man Y ak San toll | ; ie, can tell a this to mean that Marx | wo pay, Shim for keeping his mouth the crime, but he told all ‘Tarnca Amateur Detective. that after Marx disappeared | ‘Goleteater ‘and the body of the ‘was discovered the State de- | eek hi 7 maieredt e Marx ‘had told | Minat he was once in business in ; N. 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XURY Swill De found at stomach, which were removed by ce urgeon at the Fifth street said Dr. O'Manion, “I under- stand that Assistant District-Attorne: Garvan has requested the Coroner to deliver to him this 3 the other, however, which rei from the autopsy, Is in the hands of Prof. Fer- guson and there may be some dispute as to who shall pay for the chemical analy! ‘This 1s matter that les be- en iet-Attorney Coro- AUTOPSY MADE ON ‘KNOCKOUT’ VICTIM Coroner’s Physician O’Hanlon Says Miner Brubowsky Died] ” from Acute Congestion Due to Chloral or Opium Poisoning ‘The Wise Rarber. (From the Cleveland Plain-Dealer.) “Do you shave yourself, sir?’ “None of your business.” ongTan well as as ig to say, sir, that t's as well as any prot ‘esslonal could (XE mat netted him an extra tip. 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