The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1913, Page 4

: s ill nis SPENCER; AND TEN VERE WOE (Continued from First Page.) breakfast to-day and led Into a room in detective headquarters, Surrounded it ney Sullivan and the t arrested him, he began to repeat the atory he told under @ severe grilling last night. “But what mado you do it?’ demande Capt. Maipin, “hadn't you any soul?” ‘The prisoner dropped his atutude o' Tepose and hunched up in his chatr, Me began taiking more rapidly and in excited tones, “Some one brought me into this world,” he eaid, his voice pitching higher. “Some one I @idn't know, and I haven't ever neon, I was thrown into the Home for the Friendiesa, Then a woman adopted me and turned me into the street. Made me sell papers for a Iving, Call that teach. tag you how to get a soul?” WANTED TO KILL EVERY WOMAN HE SAW WITH DIAMONDS. ' Bourn Side elevated ratirond, about a mi | USED PRIGON | victim's mouth ‘Without interruption, Spencer ran on. He tok’ how he made his first and how he started a criminal career that led him into a dozen prisons. “But whet made you kill these wem- ear” Halpin, ‘This was the question that brougnt me kin ‘emt’ he ehouldn’t T have killed women Spencer says he he declared, came from He Mutilated his vietims so that they could not be identified. besy, ji | ‘a if 5% SEESE. ash a ay z 35 Heal [inn di § £1 i lt : i if i | | fi E Former wife at Walkersville, Ont | (7 Beaten to death and body burned. For- mer New York widow; name forgotten. Former wife, near Montgomery, Y. Beaten to death in woods. Robbed | / of $900 and diamonds worth (8, Former maid to Helen Gould, _ Aged man in Washington Park last | ff spring. Shot end body thrown in lagoon. | 1g Got 6200 in cash. ‘Two women at Delavan Lake, Wis, in June. Killed with hammer and bodies thrown in lake. ‘Woman ta house near county hos pital; used hammer and burned clothes. Got 0 and rings, ‘Woman in house at Fulton and Hal- ated streets about eight months ago. | 7’ Used hammer ané burned olothing. Rebbed house Baloonkeeper on Van Buren street, |Z near Al Bhot man and wounded wite while robbing saloon. , ahot and killed in atley under . | learn nothing te support Bpencer's tale. Alliaon Rexroat, shot ne, Sept, %, and body placed on railroad tracks, Ida Oliver, killed with hammer Nov 9%, 1912, Body thrown into drainage and recovers) May 2. nd wife, killed at Fox ember, 1911, and bodirs ¢ an who brushed against wecond atreet and Indiana ring, Shot; bedy dragged PIANOS q into alley ronbed. Hounded bes Baloonkeepor in Park Row, killed about two months ago and robbed. Mre. Connors, killed at St. Joseph, Mich. and robbed of Jewelry. He said it was punishment in prison by solitary confinement that he believer really “got me BARNED MONEY TO BUY A REVOLVER. “When I came out 1 wanted blood,” he explained. I wanted to kil people. tried to average two jobs a week. Uked billing way; w 1 robbed anyboty it was @ sort of satisfaction the job by shutting the If you buy a Waters Piano or a Waters-Autola player-piano you can be positively assured of getting a superb, up-to-date instrument with a good tone; also of getting it at a reasanable and very moderate _ price. The tone of the Waters Pianos is of great depth and richness, with a sweet, musical, singing quality, but it is also a very durable tone that will wear well under all conditions and will stand up to pitch. The very moderate prices of the Waters Pianos and Waters-Autola playerpianos always represent good values that are in the interest of wise economy and not at the sacrifice of quality. Most liberal terms of payment are offered, with no charge for interest or extras. Old pianos taken in part payment for new ones. Send Postal for Catalogue Horace Waters @ Co. 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th Street. THREE 127 W. 42d St., near Broadway. STORES |_ Harlem Branch (Open Evenings) : 254 W. 125th St., near 8th Ave. to clean up ——— NO RECORD OF MURDER OF HELEN GOULD’S MAID. QOBHEN, N. Y., Oct. 6—The Orange County authorities have no record of a murder in recent years at Fort Mont- gomery. W. H. Moore, county detec- Me" tm the woods near Fort Montgomery about six years ago, Moore anid he could No body has been found anywhere near Vort Montgomery, However, the country thereabouts !s eo wild that « murder vietim might easily escape dis- covery. WALKURVILLE, Ont., Oct. 6—A. B. Griffith, the local Chiet of Police, docs not believe Harry Spencer'a statement that one of hia (Spencer's) murders ee- curred in this city. “There hasn't been & woman killed here in twenty years,” said the chief. ERRONEOUS ORDERS ON INCOME TAX DUES SENT TO COLLECTORS WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—The Treas- | fff ury Department has sent out tnstruc-| ps tlona to collectors of internal revenue, under date of Sept. 24, which are based on Senate amendments to the income tax section of ¢he Tariff bill. The | ff Breatest strees in these instructions ‘s/| [ft laid on several important amendments later stricken out by the conferees, so that the instructions are out of scsord | with the bill as finally passed. One iilustration of the erroneous in- structions, is that landlords are to make thelr own returns, which is not the Case under the bill as signed. 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