The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1917, Page 6

“F oveR rive FR “} MURDER OF PER Iso How and by Whom It Was Removed From Dr. 1 * Condon’s Cellar. rae te | The allegation of the New Bruns- k (N. J.) authorities that Dr. Miam J, Condon, a Captain in the United States Army Metical Reserve orps, now under arrest at Fort ip jethorpe, Ga. charged with the wurder of John Vincent Piper, a Rut- gers College student, secreted: the pet in his homo for months started wo new investigations to-day. 1 fhe first was the possibility that After Dr. Condon left New Brunswick i HC areless U of p should be used very carefully, you want to keep 'your hair best. 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The second was that the body was disposed of Jumps From Mov by a friend of the physician's after the latter was miles away from the scene. The roadmakers who found the body are positive that it was not in Spotswood Road on Friday, as they sald they several times crossed the | It is @ fact that Dr. Condon re- ported at Fort Oglethorpe en Satur- day. Dr, Condon’s friends assert that it) would have been impossibie for any one to have kept a body in « cellar) aa long as the prosecution maintains without ite being known, as traces of it would have lingered in the cellar | for many days even after it had been removed. Despatches state that when Dr. Condon was told the charge against him he “got sore and went up in the air,” but soon quieted down and refused to discuss the case in any way. He} is held in solitary confinement under | heavy military guard, and will be turned over to New Jersey officers now on their way there, He has made no effort to engage a lawyer. The death of Piper has developed into one of the most amazing mys- teries the Jersey authorities have had, The puzziing feature is the absence of any known reason for the young | man's murder, Coroner Hubbard was given @ reason over the telephone, but | declares he will not reveal it unless/| it is proved, as “it would cast dis- honor on some one.” Prosecutor John FE. Strickler of Middlesex County, who has estab- lished a startling chain of circum- stantial evidence that lacks but one link—-that of a motive—said he ex- pected to clear that up to-day, Mrs. ! Condon, when told+her husband was | under arrest, suffered a nervous breakdown and is confined to her bed. | ATTACKED IN TAXICAB, = GIRL IS FOUND IN PARK Doctors Find Indications That She Had Probably Been Drugged. In a stupor and with her waist pulled over her head, Ida Aholanen, | twenty-two years old, a maid Iiving at No, 765 Forty-third Street Brook- lyn, was found at 1 A. M, to-day on the stone steps leading from One Hundred and Sixteenth Street into Morningside Park. Policeman Dono- pital, where she was treated for | hysteria. She told the police yesterday was her day off and she came to Man- | hattan, Bhe met two men in Sixth Avenue in the afternoon and last night: went tiding with them in @ taxicab. They attscked her, and in| the struggle her walst was pulled partly off, but she does not remem. ber leaving the tax!. The doctors sald there were indications she had y betu July 12 at 2 2% M, $47,600,000 worth of ;from a moving elevator at No. 86 rrank-| On Trt - : 4% per cont. old corporate stock of the|tin Btreet to-day, missed his footing and| Howard McConnell, twenty-three years was discovered, he may have left the (0.00) New York, payable July 1, 1967,| was crushed between the car and the|old, of No, 289 Twenty-fifth Street, Gut- and $7,600,000 4"§ per cent. gold corpor- |floorl CLS LVSAiNG Wedd, WeDUSSDAY, TUNE 80, 1917, if Auto Disaster, | receiving injuries which resulted |tenberg, N. J., was placed on trial in in his Gent half an hour later, It took | Hackensack to-day on an, indictment ig manslaughter. MeConnell went a aquad of fitemen from truck No. 1|forsn automobile ride the night of April half an hour to extricate of He wae employed by the American Buckie Company, A panion, Who was on the car wil gave the alarin and then fi screaming, from the acene. At Tenafly the car ran ment and overturned. Green of Jersey City Was crushed to car and the three rl were injured, death under the hea others with MeConn Important Announcement CONNECTION WITH ITS One Hundred Million Dollar Campaign The American Red Cross will stage an Active Service exhibit AT THE STADIUM (Amsterdam Avenue, 136th Street to 138th Street) ON SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd ao FG SPECIAL FEATURES A Base Hospital Unit in Action, Aeroplane Manoeuvres A Field Kitchen, Red Cross Dogs ‘An Armored Motor Battery AND AN OFFICIAL REVIEW OF THE B. Altman & Co. RegimentoftheHomeDefense League $1.00 & $2.00 each ON SALE AT McBRIDE’S, TYSON CO.; and TYSON & CO. At the RED CROSS STATIONS: 411 Fifth Avenue and at the Store of TICKETS 389 Fifth Avenue 30 East 36th Street New Fall Coats & Suits ‘3 Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Very Special Very Special B. 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