The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1904, Page 11

~WAFEWAS SLA ‘Two Separate Charges from ; Shotgun, Fired at Close Range, Entered Heart i of Mrs. Frank Ralsinger. MISSING EMPTY SHELL COMPLICATES MYSTERY. 1/ Seoond Barrel of Weapon Con-| nore. WY ‘tains Unowploded Cartridge, *.. ‘Yet Two Distinct Shots Were| i ” Fired--No Clue to Murderer, BRIDGETON, N. J., Oct. %—That ‘Mrs, Frank Raisinger, who wae killed In the kitchen of her home with her hus- 's shotgun on Tuesday afternoon, ‘was murdered, there is now no doubt. ) the theories of suicide and accl- whieh were held yesterday were | 40d @ispelied to-day by the result of the y held by Coroner's Physician it. ‘This autopsy revealed that two sep- grate charges were fired at the woman. A The wounds are about two inches @pert and extend into the heart, They Were fired at close range and could not have been fired by Mra. Ral- herseli, Neither could they Baye deen infiicted as the result of an mocident. What complicates the mystery of this is the fact that although it ts Mished beyond doubt that two Shots were fired, only one shell was @ischarged from ‘Ralsinger's gun. The @eeond barre! contained a shell which Dad not deen expioied. Hither the Jnurderer used two weapons, or he fired $W0 shots from Ralsinger’s gun and / Aulekly reloaded one of the barrels. To do this, however, he must have taken out the comet, shell, and the most thor- ough search has failed to reveal its presenc was again closely ques- the authorities to-day. He by thot on Tuesday he and hie wite & bov employed oe ae Fares played en testing apries in ¢ jtehen until was for him to gq out to the When he left his wife turned to Troning and that was the last he of her alive. it he mistook later for the must have been t fatal shots, he gays. At Tate, when he got to the house his was dead and their baby boy was the body and crying pite- ham = a fepeated that he and his were very happy and that they BTR SHOWS [DES WITH WS PICTURE IN HAND} Heartbroken and Despondent, Artist Son of Wealthy Ger- man Parents Shoots Himself Dead in His Rooms. os John Liss died to-day, a suicide be- to Tum, It had separated him from his wife, whom he adored. It had heart, as i was on the day 1 i 8 i za ii aif 2 ite z s B33* 28 : t 5 E 2 i fe The dead man was the son of @ wealthy and Influential German family and had been educated at Heidelberg. his native country ahd at the end of that time went to Munich to study art. He was gifted and was regarded thero aa the most promising of all the young pupils with whom he studied. But his father disapproved of bis cl Ace’ of a career and ordered him to come nome and take up studies preparatory to be- coming @ chemist. He refused and his allowance was cut down to an amount barely sufficient for living ex- penecs. Liss came to this country twelve yeara ago and married two years later. He had bad luck, could not sell hin pletures and finally went to Work for @ fiem of printers and dec- a he | orators, Falluro made him despondent and he took to liquor, Hie wife, un- able to arouse him to the point of reforming, left him two months «go. Rccalan atiw WANT TO VOTE? REGISTER! . fever bed 8 ge |. Never in their life, he said, had they been on Bee ein realer than to go to the barn Tuesday after~ ‘al Tite snure poien fore of ‘the coun! ty work on the case, but so far not has been discovered, } REGISTER TO-MORROW! : < & * —— 1 more ot rk, eb Riavetl Setenteeee pee teet iiss, Wkeeseeac ie DOCTORS WANT TO VOTE. jo-morrow. Tt $e ExT ey. if Fag HA DN KH, ~ MRS BLN SiS Neither Did She Wear Man’s Clothes Nor Orink Cham- pagne—Husband’s Charges _ “Tissue of Lies.” Mrs. Lillian Pearlstein Blum denies allegations of her husband, Jacob , the Harlem tailor, to-day with ‘nm which she says she le Vamased at his audacity” ip charging ber with masquerading (n a sult of hotles borrowed of a man and figuring @s bridegroom in a mock wedding at Yee summer hotel, Spring Valley, in 100. ;Bhe “brands as a falehood” Blum's charges that there would be nothing but cold sausage for him to eat when he came home after a tong, arduous Gay at business, and she “denounces as @ tissue of lies" his story that she dressed up 4 figure to represent a women and put it in bed beside a sleep- boarder, after which she summoned Ig other Cig of the hotel to witness, for his statement that at @ ball at her hotel in the Catskills she kicked the Hi’ hat her er held above his head, f she says it Is “wholly false.” and adds that the “hotel wos a small boarding- house; that there was no ballroom and Dall, and she never tasted champagne ® her life, she says. Then Mrs. Blum relterates all her charges of cruel treatment. indienities insults heaped upon her by her hua- —_——S——— CHIEF'S GIG HITS WOMAN. Dased at Gong Ringing Sho Steps in Front of Horse, ‘While responding to a fire at No. w)|foned, each | yucaa, of the Fourth Battalion, & $22. | m aA nearby nning, of jn, street to-day, Battalion Chief | (1 265°, Yetta Sepnosky, sixty 1.25 value $2.00) >i Madi gon and lettaen| Men's fine Cashmere Half! rf ~ jeregh PO SM black or nataral gray, $18, GS 3 5c ; | valae 50c, Ask Court to Order Theiy Names Put On Regtetry, Dre. G. Allen and Lewis W. Bilas, Bf Lincoln Hospital, South- ern Boulevard and One Hundred and Forty-firet street, Bronx, applied to Justice Amend tn the Supreme Court this afternoon for a mandamus direct- ing the inepectors of election in the Forty-third Election District of the north halt of the Thirty-fourth As- sembly Distriet to place their names on the regtetry Bot say they were turn- ed away when they went to register, the ini ore telling them they were living In a charity hospital and had no_ vote from there. Bach makes solemn affidavit that he ie not a public charge but ts employed Seal physician and resides at the hos- a! Justice Amend tokk the papers, re- serving dectston. ro PASSENGER DIES AT SEA. The steamer Main, from Bremen, ar- rived to-day with 8% cabin and 1,40 steerage passengers. 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Scrap Baskets, plain, 49¢. and, ”...56¢| Plain Round Pheques, 24¢, and., » At $4 06-Mer's and Women’s 26 and 2 inch Umbrellas; Paragon | Dressing Tables, stenciled. $11,96| Nut Bowls, stenctled, each..., I: frames, covered with pure silk serge or taffeta; handles of | Dressing Tables, plain., imported metal, sterling silver, pearl, rolied gold plate, burnt Ivory, buck 1 stenciléd. hove caperhorn and natural wood; usually sold at from 96.00 to #800 Wetng Das, YORK, Qype” 3