| Show YOUNG DOOLANS STORY boy insists that he saw the shooting ARTHUR BROWN TO ASSIST he win join the prosecution Do doolans olans statements inconsistent with those of albert morris boffl officer chose chase did not see the young man leda stromberg denies knowledge of the note not a sent to her by keenn hoene for bel benbrook why other arrests were not made M a d e 71 oh rt 0 doolin of isa IS P street arret la Is the bounk man mail who ho claims to lo ane won tho the firing of 0 tile which kille 1 ball ton ion C morris ile ho says that morris was lying cramped partly on his left side mid and that benbrook stood over him when lie filed cited the llie fatal bullet into inlo tile breast of 0 the iho prostrate man lie ile says that albert morris was in the room villon thu the shot was aas fired albert dt liles alitt thre there was vas any shooting hooting after lie he entered the room an and upon 1 this point of oc the testimony tho the altor noys neya in the cage may have a lively time esith the two witnesses doolans Do olans story aroused more speculation and theorizing yesterday among the i and others interested in tho develop moriis metals ar to the iho tragedy tr MORE speculation one of lonias friends yesterday sald paid reasoning from facts facia at land hand the boys story Js ja more believable than aban that of albert morris and albert hoa has the added hind leap of having toli told jn consistent stories in the relation of other facts heating upon hill bin own and other persons knowledge of 0 the case in tile the first rat place the autopsy revealed the fact that the bullet passed through the base of burts buns heart through the pericardium through the th right auricle through the right ventricle and through the aorta Js Is it reasonable to suppose that it a man after a leaden bullet had PC borated his heart and so BO many of its vital connections should have stood up a and rd continued con LInued a struggle with the man nano no had pilot phot him albert actually actu aly claims that burt burl after being PO shot was still engaged in hla his effort to take the gun front from benbrook rather hather more probable it that r eurt u r it only tanned mined in a death struggle from earn a position on his hie left elde aide to face dice dow downward rinard as aa the officer found foun it him lit ian the surgeons at the autopsy discovered disc C that th the e course of the bullet was most unusual unus uil so SG unusual that they nado a search for a supposed olied second bullet which might ahme ha arat entered ered the same aperture but ranged differently the second bullet was not found and the surgeons came caine to the conclusion that the body must have been in a distorted position when the fatal tatal shot was as fired such a position says the man mail above quoted perhaps as doolan describes the body cramped and on its left side bide standing up morriss position could hardly have so displaced hla his internal as to admit of the bullet taking the course it did DISTANCE HE COVERED As to the possibility of Doolit delans ns standing at the bottom of the sta Jars hearing two shots and reaching flip th room before the list last shot wai was fired everything evely thing in tile the matter of time favors his statement accordi according nir to the theories of those who have made mad an tri ilan detective georee sheets was at the wasatch corner the sout southeast beast corner of ill main ain and second south alien T hen he heard the ill alist rt two pilots he ran immediately north on slain main and readied reached the now kew york groc croc cry ry store before the last shot phot was M tired fired lic ho ran fully seventy ne five yards yarda while sheets was wo making tills this long lone doolan had only to ascend twenty small steps and any active hoy boy could have h ave taken four of them at a time lime or five steps sheets was running leventy alve yards chale cha le sheets and Cd clington all say gay that t thy hey did not see doolan when they reached the room yet chase admits that there was wad so much shohe that the ali b boy might have escaped lii ill notice chase oy says pays that when lie ian ifan up the stairs A albert ibert morris aa it at t the tor lot crying this way this way wa Y albert norris declares positively that chase Is 18 mistaken tall that lie be ling HOS not at tile the head of the stars and that he diel did not leave the room in which the hit shooting oc after afler he had it until after the aneval of the hie officer DOOLANS ACCOUNT doolan doobin making his statement in mere detail says that a small fellow probably albert ran up tho the stairs ahead ahad of ilan find and into tho the room D doolan oo 00 I 1 an says 1 I dad not go into the room I 1 want to gel eel shot I 1 stood outside of the door lorils was waa lying on his left side fhle and ron ben brook stood over him astride and fired the ill shot alth tile the point or of tile the gun gull about two tuo feet from morris morrill after the shut 1101 risS burly body turned over stomach stoma atoma ach 1 dijon but lilii ills face rested oil nn one ide when I 1 sot got theve there merls back as aa toward the door find and hn hit face toward the west I 1 stand bland sit at the head of the stairs calr and tell lell the policeman li cernan which alch way to lo come after h ho e got tile C I 1 heard B en bt oak say bay chos e gun Is it ft it lin I 1 mine the other OlliC erg and male people came up then OFFICER OI FICEn CHASES STATEMENT chase maat H this statement when I 1 first saw kaw albert If molln orals bon bicok and kuil bull morris aal amia benbrook were wc ro on the itie floor find and albert C aladria was as reaching over for tins the pun gun morris was w on an his fici face stretched cheif out hia IN head again 1 I the sofa benbrook was u as on his knees astride of mor aels and was just in the act of ott lit ing 1119 burt pee hee denbrook hit morris lorria after got in took the gull eun away from croul Beri brook nihon hen lit he arose and stopped stepped to one side said that my gu emi 11 there was waa so boine one ait andini on oll the landing when ale I 1 went aho vho he called to mo me and said saad this way vay right ill here I 1 thought it L so albert morris Is but he denied it I 1 understand from I 1 van an cott colt albert 51 merrl morrl orris was vaa tile the only man I 1 so saw upstairs except the paltiel pants he has r said alid now that it w as not he 1 ho called me I 1 did ROE noi bee the boy doolan donlan upstairs until after benbrook was taken away doolin donlan however claimed that he be was wag up there before I 1 was waa and lie ho 0 ked me the next morning whether w h ether I 1 did not see him lie said he be WEIS was in the room where tile the trouble occurred before I 1 came lit in but I 1 ill did not suf see him said he went in jut just ahead of me the room was hazy and full of smoke it would have been bee h possible for him to have been close clas as at hand landi I 1 m without my any seeing him e I 1 think ill 0 rals must have fallen in ili the position I 1 found him I 1 do rot belleve that it if nord morrn aas shot ahll Is 15 ing on olt his back it ft mould have been possible for him im j to 10 have hav over in ill his death salu arl with a heava man mail like Ber benbrook on t tp ti i or of bim had morris been shot down in tile tho struggle 1119 cloth clothes mould have have undoubtedly been powder marked marke ind and I 1 paw no P tall it when when k ua 11 led II awn v I 1 a moi als I 1 to atop ac if lie ho had 1 I a gun and in so BO doing I 1 turned him over on his hack back iam 1 am inclined to think it was morris a and nit not doolan mho n ho called to mo inc from the head of the stairs albert morris told mo me the that t he saw benbrook Bon brook hit bit burt with the nun gun one once before I 1 sot got in ARTHUR BROWN WILL ASSIST attorney vall bo be pat paid it by county to aid in prosecution county actor attorney n ey has arranged I 1 to a ha have ve ex eat senator arthur brown associated with the pro prosecution I 1 in the trial tat of tile hie case anac OR benbrook the county commissioners individually d u ly approved d if t the arranged arrangement ment and it will receive for ra ini sanction at tile hie meeting of the ci today iel the th was berday afternoon noon land and mr broan iyo will viii appear with mr putnam and sir mr van cott colt at the preliminary hearing 11 atch h tell ill III ho he resumed ehlt morning mr brown does not a ax app re benting any private ot of morris or other otherwise I 1 hilt but on all behalf of the county and ho ie will bo be paid h his I 1 9 fee vi aich Is 50 ly by the call county tin tile attorney G denoral will not appear alit in the lh crime gov WON was arkid ask d on sunday I 1 to tall hi it and call upon the attorney general to 10 he help I 1 in n the ahe pro eption the go governor e r or s says a yle list its is there appeared to 1 he a paucity in ty 0 of f coun counsel el on tile the vide fide of the prosecution and n ft dethora pie of it for the lh de dc ense he consulted with attorney general ener a I 1 r is hop lit in regard to the metler mailer maii I 1 er and if arthur brown wad hid not been retained attorney gonera general I 1 bishop would elf at the th request of the gohei governor Gov einor nor hive become ted u alth ith the prosecution I 1 unit governor bo bluever uever now a that mr arr doomit haa ban been employed employed thinks there is no f for or hla his interference ter and the attorney general will not appear in flip case county attorney putnam explain I 1 that list the reason he was waa not present at the heating haai hiff of ilo Ison abi brook ook lost last saturday was because he an obliged to to brighton one of his children who ila in very sick pick WOULD SHUT THEIR MOUTHS if keene and leda acda stromberg were arrested they would not testify answering the qu question why have you not taken some action looking to the arrest of steve sieve keeno keene and othe others r s for complicity in or accessory to the slaying of burton C morris do sheets said he be dill did no not c any good would have come of it 11 had we ie taken lit in the strom berf keene and others it would hie haic been necessary he said paid to have charged them with being beloff accessories to the murder then when milen they were TA placed it upon the u stand t they hey could legally have ba v e refused refuse d to answer c cne ne word and would have found refuge behind v fi statement blaic ment that not know knotting ing what hat turn the case would ou a take a ke t their r testimony might ha have a a t tendency d 0 pc to incriminate te thenia elos es but they could plead I 1 this his lit in bar anyway yes but no witness is la Is liable to set up such euch a reply unless lie he has haa been formally charged with having commit ailed i led a clime to give you all an tion of how unwise such action would chave have been let rite me cite you just ono on ic case a se on november 25 one john johi a rice kee was arrested on the charge of burglary which was as subsequently reduced to petit larceny of which he was con toted and sentenced to forty I 1 days in the county jail lie he was but 26 years old at the time but was yeni goni I 1 era orally regarded as a bouga ula ills ac eions bile under agriest an cat showed his criminal propensities it vaa ivas only a I 1 1 question of time in our opinion when he be would mould once more be in tho the clutches of tile law on the night of february 25 I 1 fred buetler an aged aed tallor tailor via was sta to death dea th in the rear af of US N west vest azou fouch t h temple street h ho occupying a room in a row streel of 0 shanties Lh 1 I nt at lachard to a sporting how house then knoon as tile the cave it wi waa one of tho moat anonI mysterious crimes n f the city and there were so many conflicting theories and statements as to who the murderer wax was or might he be that wo we concluded conclude d to 1 avei everybody 1 body who ant might lit seem to have had anything to 10 do N ill the me murder or who naha might possibly know anything about it well we did so BO and the result wax waa when hen the case came up tip in the lie dis district brict court every witness by whom we expected to connect rice with the murder of old ald buchler had an attorney on hand and all of them refused to testily to anything they hid seen or heard that would he be of the slightest use to the prosecution and flip barrier behind which the In trenched themselves was waa that th thein lr testimony might incriminate we wore were powerless the catalan coin ia were po powerless erless and tile the man rice kice who ho we ak were ere satisfied had a connection with the case went forth peat cot froe fite fit e by order of the judge of the dis it jet court jn in the th present case cae we have the testimony J many for what lahat it la 19 worth of witnesses m who ho ere nearest the scene of the tragedy and wo no have been enabled I 1 to drag draff for forth t it facts and conclusions which would hinc hale been withheld from us in caye case these people had been placed ian under a er arrest I 1 realize that there has haa hwn been a grent great clamor for the arrest of steve seye je depue pue that it t has heen been paid ad repeatedly peat edly that had bad reene not furnished tile the pun gun in tho ill 0 manner ho he did would not have been killpa I 1 but ill the one trouble Is the pub not being fully informed Is ID apt to let their 11 sympathy run away with fill abor judgment and indulge I 1 adu I 1 ge in criticisms that are arc totally undeserved NO BAIL FOR BENIl BENBROOK opinion that hartlee can only hold him on murder charge will benbrook be admitted to ball bah Is it a question that li now uppermost in tile the minds of if his filinda of whom hf seems to have lave rn an supply although it was said in ill police circles yesterday that the tide of public feeling was turning against him won meni deveral demands yesterday for fol admission to sep see benbrook UH tax lie was mas comfortably stretched sti etched out on hia big cot in the wo niana department of the 0 county 0 U nty jail but only those who could t h 0 w that they had genuine business elili the palson vir were admitted and thie theme were w ere very few ills appetite Is good and he appears to haic ha e is as keen a lelash for merchants cafe steaks its a h he is had jn in the past but lie seems to have tabooed taboo ca mint juleps ns its lie he hns never asked for any kind or of intoxicants inta benbrook Benh Beith rook spends moot of ills hla time lime IQ in stretched out upon lils lie lied in attire i ng its as t to 0 the probability of 1 benbrook k bein g admitted to ball bail a well knon n attorney alio did not caro to be quoted qu oll said eald the charge under he Is now belm exi examined mined la Is murder in tile the first degree no matter what hat the hie testimony iroy rrue show all that it jd Is necessary fordu for justice pardee to know la Is thit that a rime crime c has been commuted committed and that there Is 13 frood reason to li believe clieve that the flip defendant defy la is guilty of li I 1 the committing magistrate in tills ease must either discharge the deboni ant or bold him am to answer in tho the district court when the caso case reaches tile the district court ind and it might be accelerated cele rated somewhat then it Is possible by a cioper pi opar hoal ang rag that his ball might be fixed I 1 DID NOT SEE THE NOTE leda stromberg Strom berer denies knowledge of one sent by keene I 1 leda acda stromberg anya that she never I 1 SAW the note front from keene written at i request risking asking her to meet him nt fit tile tho cafe her 1 for I 1 mother villa on oil tuesday last admit tedo cd i having received a 1 I note froni frolia som homr one I 1 to leda lado on tile afternoon of tile limit edy c dy now naw sava pays with kill same 1 I iloni dont kv kow if ll it 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