Show r YOUNG TAKES HIS LIFE l Murderer of Mrs Pulitzer Writes New York Police Saying Search in Vain I I Have Killed Myself Chain of Evidence Fastening Murder Upon Former Salt t Laker Complete Pawn Ticket for Diamond Earrings BloodStained Clothing of Woman and a Dirk Found in Y ung Trunk Which Was Shipped to Chicago TRIBUNE SPECIAL r New York SepL OThe chain of ovl dcnce fastening the murder of Mrs S LIlllo Kingston Pulitzer upon William Hooper Young was completed tonight when the diamond earrings worn by the woman when she was killed were found at HlmpPonH pawn shop Park Bow and her bloodstained clothing a t dirk and pawn ticket for the earrings were found in the trunk which Young had shipped to Chicago PAWNED FOR SIXTY DOLLARS In the trunk which was opened by the Chicago police soon after It arrived ar-rived there were some of Youngs clothing and a memorandum book hearing his name As the dead wom ans husband was Identifying the earrings ear-rings at police headquarters a telegramS telegram-S arrived from Chief ONeill of Chicago I telling of the pawn ticket and trunk The diamond earrings wore pawned Wednesday afternoon for EGO YOUNG A SUICIDE A letter received late this evening by Capt Titus of the detective bureau causes him to bellove that Young Is cither In hiding In this city or Its Immediate Im-mediate vicinity or that he killed hImself hIm-self here some time today The letter purporting to come from Hooper Young S himself was enclosed In I small envelope S velope such n IB used In hotels orS or-S sending cards to the rooms of guests Inside the envelope was a small sheet of paper on which WIIH written Search in 1 vain I have killed myself my-self H YOUNG EARMARKS OF GENUINENESS CapL Titus atlaclTcd considerable Importance Im-portance to the letter In his opinion it dlffcra vitally from the usual cranks letters and possesses the earmarks of genuineness I was written on a half rheet of cheap note paper The handwriting hand-writing Is I Irregular and bears a Htrlk Ing resemblance to specimens of f Youngs handwriting In possession of the DlBlrlct Attorney The letter was S dropped into the general post office at 10 S am SUICIDE NO SURPRISE Youngs suicide would be no surprise to detectives and especially to those who know him well Ills friends arc of the Impression that ho will kill himself him-self S EClfThose Those who caw Young Thursday say he was In wretched condition his checks hollow and with heavy dark rings under his eyes He was plainly under a tetrJflr nervous strainS I strain-S SEARCH FOR MURDERER Young was searched for by detectives upon the theory that he Is still hiding in the city An army of men were watching trains and ferries while still others were questioning all acquaintances acquain-tances of Youngj l LIVED UNDER ANOTHER NAME The pollco discovered that Young had lived in furnished rooms on Tenth avenue ave-nue In this city under the name o Billy Smith He used that name when It suited him changing back again to hla right one HAS NO MONEY Capt Titus remained at police headquarters 55 head-quarters all night Ho believes that the capture of Young Is i only n matter mat-ter of a few hours Young has but little lit-tle money said Titus He cannot get far away From his actions since the crime I would not say that he Is likely ito i-to show and great good sense In covering S cov-ering up hit tracks The Coroners autopsy chows that the woman died of chloral SCREAM OF TIE YELLOWS The police arc firm In the belief that S Youngn motive was robbery although many of the yellows screamed this afternoon and will again tomorrow about the old blood atonement lr ancient Mornionlsm The Mormons inS In-S the city tonight Issue f strong statement state-ment about Young MURDERER SEEN YESTERDAY The police have reports from several S reckons of the city and vicinity re norllnir that Yoimir xvns seen many TK S mother of a sirI living l In i the same S houso an Young declared he tried to rntlce her daughter to his rooms Young knew weeks the murdered woman for several STANDS BY HIS DOY John W Young father o the manS man-S mispected of lie murder and who Is now in Parl has communicated with friends In this city notifying them ho will return to the city for the purpose purpEr of defending lilt ton Mr Young has 5 f aiM cabled Instructions to his most Intimate friends to employ councel 1 for lib son coutE S BELIEVED TO HAVE CONFESSED S Wllllum Hooper Young Is believed to have Font a lettr to one of his brothers broth-ers confessing the murder of Mrs Pu S litzer and explaining his motives In the apartments In West Fiftyeighth ntreot C portion of r draft of a letter was discovered I was In YoungH hnndu riling and waR written YounJB wih n pencil in the letter he speaks of mem bers of his family with much hitter IIPSR and especially does he denounce his father who has now como to his defend He also makes vague reference refer-ence to rome contomplated l crime and flight from the country KNOWN AS ANNA NEILSON > dispatch from Long Branch says Ei1zabIh Dickinson Elznbplh Dlckln6n who renounced ant fled from Mormonism declares hrs I rccarcs rf Pulllzor was u Mormon who de nm < vl the church and wax murdered hy Young In accordance with blood blod S tenement doctrne She know her as Anna Nellfton |