New-York tribune., 1902-07-18

Whitney. who has figured in the the
cds LITTLE Of value p Eattsn from Tsss. Miles the
haa locked UP the house before rstfins She testi-
ed a5 ah 6ee 6ee Of wa Of in Tas nse in the
Eight-ysar-o Marion Latimer testified as 70 how
mother Streaming She slept IN an G adoinina FP room
IA, BROOKLYN deteetiye said last night that he had
ha mG m Ma sa bss6 6adK In IN @ the I He 3 a ed
did his testimony would prove @ W the T sensation @ Of
Marian said that ner mother screamed o.Murder,"
Margaret d. enning. of East Orange a niece
o %n9 h was bseapng in the Lamer house at the time
the shots and saw some one run by her door.
FOUND LATIMER ON THE FLOOR
Patrelman sehepp. the first man on the scene.
testified to finding Mr. Latlmer lying on the floor
near the closet. the bed clothes elutched up under
his chin. schepp said he found the three doors
leading to the back yard Open and told OF the cap
and felt soled shoes being handed to him after he
returned from the yard.
Policemen were placed the stand to show that
all avenues of escape for burglar were closed ten
minutes after the shots were fired.
Edward Rich, who was around the house after
the shooting, testified that he introduced to
Tuth by Mrs. Latiner. and that afterward he
saw Tuth stroking her head and comforting her
Louis A Parker, OF No. 2e3 HaIsey-st., whose
house is nearly In the of the Latiners' testi-
ned to hearing screams and cries that sounded to
Don't walterl VIII nobody. come quck7'
Then he heard two shots. Parker said that he
and saw nobody escaping through back yards from
Or, Robert j Morrison, the family physician told
i,n o. ms being summoned and OF the condition in
Morrison said, Lainer opened his eyes and asked
him he Sey s sad after ser' the moses
he soas sas sss m w ran
In ing M to Or Morrison, Latimer delirious most
Miss Christina Russell the nurse, said that her
Patien was talking almost constantly of his shoot
faint idea Of who It Was Who sa ad e9 the es snoetn e @
m put did not know positively. She thought that had
thorty he would have told his susricons p0pe'
DOCTORS SAID PATIENT WAS DELIRIoUs.
According to all the testimony, Drs. Morrison
and Parker, who had charge OF Mr.. Latimer kept
telling the Coroner that the patient deliri
Gus to make statement.
Mrs Latimer, It testified. did not go to see
her husband until after the fourth or fifth day,
but their greeting afectionate. A number of
witnesses. living in Halsey-st.. in the of the
hatme1s bati1 testified that nobody escaped by the
James eeoF a1er sbaw the f shootngS @ gaS
aa the the erT shooting he sns hssd %
Shaw corroborated this.
William c: Latimer. had his first conversation
surPse that his Brother said that 'he' he was s
h9 h9 a1 m bed d. He had an intmaton Of its being
s9f ne eaba had ss2 sGmS to he replied S
ever rrI, since and cant come TO conclusion
~ HAIRY arr I.atimer the other brother. was also put
saon with his brother Bert about the shooting
Am9ng othe. things Captain REYNOLDS said that
6Iain PIain sight all Of Tuesday night in tie LaeT
been one would have got 1t.
trs.S ssniqant if point was the e9nict in time be
BuGhanan as as to the the time at which the patrol
was @ e at about 1 s5 eiock Buchanan says