Show SLAIN BY KNIFE Chloral Did Not Cause Mrs Pulitzers Pulit-zers Death New York Sept 20An autopsy performed per-formed on the body of Mrs Joseph Pulitzer who was mysteriously mut tiered In a Fiftyeighth street Hat and whose body was found In the Morris I canal showed that her death was caused primarily by a knife wound in the abdomen and not by chloral Several Sev-eral blows were struck on her head before be-fore her death but the skull wan not fractured and there were no signs of cerebral hemorrhage A police dragnet has been thrown out for William Hooper Young grandson of the great Mormon leader Brigham Young who IB suspected of the killing BLOOD ATONEMENT Among the books found In Youngs room In the Fiftyeighth street flat was this cover of a small mcmorandii on the front of which wns HtJimnod In glided letters Practical Roferenco On the Inside wore a number of notes headed Blood atonement and followed fol-lowed by Biblical references Including an excerpt from the Book of Corinthians Corin-thians reading To deliver such an one unto Satan for time destruction of the flesh that the spirit may be saved In the day of the Lord Jesuit TWO SONS RETURN TO UTAH fONS 1 now develops that when Young father sailed for France on July 1st two o the sons went back to Utah Hooper did not make his home with his father but he roomed In the vicinity Recently he called upon the superintendent superin-tendent of the building and demanded tho key which wore given to him The apartment originally connlstud of three suItiM Thiflf T thrown into one fur the mne of the family but upon their going abroad one of them waa cut off and wast turned over rent free to four inltwlotmrtea who Ire proselyting In New York These huve btu living there over since and were asleep when the Hupjvoyod murder was committed Their names are Clarenco Snow > Lawrence Law-rence Taylor J L Woods and John n Porter Mr Snow said I When the elder Mr Young went to Furo hp left four of us here rent free Soon afterward Hoopqr demanded de-manded the keys He Jed In suite four which was entirely phut off from us and we saw little of him Sometimes S Some-times we heard him come In and sometimes some-times wo did not Tuesday night Porter Por-ter and Taylor were home all the evening even-ing Wood and I came In about 1 oclock and all of us went to bed I do not hunk I any of us heard Hooper come in that night and wo certainly heard no disturbance In his part of the house TRACED TO BROOKLYN Detectives have traced YounG to Brooklyn where he went on Thursday morning to bid n friend goodbye To this friend he said he was going to the Rocky mountains A trunk shipped to Chicago by Young through the WelloFafgo Express Ex-press was consigned to C S EHIng The police do not believe It contained anything other than Hothlng belong ing possibly to Mrs Pulitzer as very little of the murdered womans apparel ap-parel has been found S CALLS ON A FRIEND Richard E Anzer who was a close frlendof Young and at one lime his partner In the publication of the Hoboken Ho-boken Crusader has according to the World Issued a statement saying that Young called at his house In Hoboken last Thursday about 730 oclock Young he says was driving a hore and buggy which he stated had been rented by the liveryman who boa since figured in the identification of the weight found attached to Mrs Pulitzers Pulit-zers body IE YOUNG IN BUTTE Anzcr says he met Young at Butte MonL In 1901 Young wan then travelIng travel-Ing for a drug house They became friends and Young later In the year Joined In the of publication the paper In Hoboken They dissolved partnership last June however and since then had seldom met |