The evening world., 1894-04-02
oo,s n seat with his lawyer. and the

raj witness. He related now ne NlslIe&n &
fclock March II, and took charge OF the
cad body OF Martha j. Fuller. ne rs
hoved the body to his tablishment, 30
kmes street. He said he TOOK an oi rv a,y
lothing from the body except very
lose fitting suit of underwear anu
Icked the body in ice. A.,
VrShe wore a tight-ftting, waist the
bper buttons of which had been zoos
ned to ease her. probably; there was "a "a
ERht-fitting jacket of ribbed gooda' IL
,{as covered with blood"
IThe undertaken described minu'eH W
underwear and condition Df the uhl1I =
mate young woman. ana prrh"PS III
fscription might account for thr s1ni!'
regular shaped pool of blood tnat va, va,
ditor Herman entered the place anu
ound her sitting on IN" moor against
Ne radiator with her skirts punched "p
round her hips.
saw No Powder Mnri,S
SMr. Hartman asked Moran II he looked
or powder marks on the race "i M'-7
FULLER. He said that he dld n"fpI,
yashing her face. and that he ionni
one.
or Dealers Journal was next called to
MT. Herman testified that his Offices
tere on the next floor above ana eNnctN
Ike those of Mullen's. Two steam pipes
In from the cellar up through the buill-
dg, passing through the northwest cor
ser OF Muilens oifices and up 'hroush
"a was in my ofcc some time after .
kclock on the afternoon of March IL
fhen heard sharp sound as II ,,tT SOM
ne had suddenly turned o,,c,!T Of or tu'hgi hui
teither OF us could explain It.
f"Four or five minutes later was
kassing down the stairs TO go nome.
= had gone one flight and had gone SIX
Sr seven steps down the second ilsht
when heard a voice, saying
{" Gentlemen, won't you help me
There has occurred terrible accident
Vel turned and retraced my steps to III"
anding. 1 met two gentlemen. Hhs OF
whom l had seen In the building heintt'
tut did not know. II was Mr. Lnfi; WI.
las an office on that floor. Then me-
Mr. Magee, and he repeated his remark
10 me. He had been calling, 'Jahito'.
II told him II he would calm himself
d would 60 with him. | followed him
unto MulIen's office. There | saw
young woman sitting on the floor: or
he front window. Her head was bent
slightly to the left. and saw she was
bleeding from wound In ths r'Rht
20 that the bottom Of her skirt was
Ave or six inches above her shoe tops
II took this In at a glance ana men
Returned to get Mr.. Riiey TO go WIN me
into the place: On entering moved 'he
body to ease it.
Identifies MnEce.
4 At a request from Coroner Fitzpatrick
Mt this point, the tall, ldnk nEur" OF Ma
gee arose from the chair and straight
ened out six feet and an inch, and k"r,
nan identified him as the man Who h"d
MIR. Kernafls testimony was inter
Fuptej to give Frank T.. Towl" an OPP
portunity to testify to the accuracy Of
his diagram of the second floor u. the
NngSan chambers
The diagram showed distances. the To-
cation OF the desks. revolving book case,
screen and steam pipe on March y, aHd
None OF them showed the red blOtches OF
blood on the carpet
K Mr.. Brooke slowly unroAsa another
diagram. and, passing Il 10 tn" witness,
tasked him II 1t did not giN" a better
idea OF the blood bIotches taan his ""n
diagram. Tpr Hartman objected but the Wit
ness said 1t did.
Removal OF the thnir.
Mr. Herman resumlng said
II thought to ease the young woman
and 1 stopped TO move her out into the
room. | gathered her up In my arms,
but as l exerted myself 20 mt her body
IL interfered with something behind m".
- looked and saw an arrnl"s5 can" seat
chair l told MaECe to rlo." it and he
did 1t was in the northwest corner. be
tween the steam pipes and MaE"r's
desk. l saw no screen, no revolving
BOOKCASE.
This chair was in the place usually
occupied by the bookcase.
!, To Mr.. Hartman Herman made reply:
II looked casually for Il pistol h"fUr.
and after | moved the girl. | saw none
and have not seen the pistol yet
To Coroner Fitzpatrick sir, herman
] SAID; - 49,. ,,, ..,,.,,
down the right side Of her lace, for .hr
was not bleeding on III" left silr. After
i moved her | saw tt" hlOulstan to
the left and at the south corner Of tn"
radiator. Her Jacket Was huttpU"d up
Her right hand was in ia" folds Of her
dress. On the left hand was n glow"
{ drawn on up to the thumb. The right
was ungloved
{ To Mr.. Brooke Herman sail:
THE clothing was burca"l haa!nI the
I young woman, az though elr mad sunk
= slowly down from standing position
. against the radiator"
{ Mr.. Brooke displayed iarE~ pho.o-
n graph of the oihCe in WA.cn 81 .s Fuller
= dled. In the photograph tH, revolving
bookcase was in It's piac. n. 'Hr .ai
q the bookcase AMI the steam pipes Mr.
: Herman said 1t wal a correct p'r'ulr.
y only he didn: gee the bookcase i.r ia.
b OF the tragedy.
s. Witncns Riirys story.
John F. Riley was the next witness.
! When l reached MIil-n's gnic. Nr
herman was III the act o: moViu; Ms
FulleTs body. He was ctll M 10 Nh
> aaSee 10 move c7air behind aim, AMI
2 II went out Of the room win Nlg,a
: j asked him how II hapU"nri: If II yv,s
D e Client. He said: No sn- vas a ty,..
writer. don't know how it happen 4
[, sne was getting ready t. 70 h,ul.. a
' was in the room alone. 4 ,n, s.-r.., l...1
h,u I