The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

against tho institution OF was tho
insurance money the desired plum
Tho problem Us n pu1ale 10 Chief
Dclanay'a detectives who are search
Ing every nook and Granny OF tho
city for Kelley. Chief Cook stated
Wednesday morning that tho prob
able damage 60 tho furniture and
instruments would amount tn 1000,
chief Cook Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Nandcrvevr, city Detect
I've Freeman ana i'atrolman LOCKER.
mcclure and n. w. kpeif thorough
~ examined every room and quear
toned nr. j. q. Donaway before he
was booked az police headquarters.
To Star man DR. ponawRy made
the following statement. x do not
know who did this. / left tho place
az o'clock last evening and ala
not return until s o'clock this morn-
Ing nn. Kelley. ns far as l know,
n not IN the city now. lie left Sun-
day on a business trip to nelling-
ham.
Il am innocent and win prove
myself so IN case charges are
brought against me, I started work.
Ink for Or. Kelley last June, The
institution. ea far an l vas aware,
WAS paying one. and know of no
reason for Kelley doing this. " he
did II. l court an Investigation"
Ia faea OF the above seemingly
frank statement patralmen Locker
and MeeturE viii swear 20 facts
that show Circumstautiaf evidence
hard "a get around. They say that
FOR the past three days furniture,
boxes aud trunks have been re-
moved from tho rooms az early
morning hours by teamatera In the
employ of the Union Transfer COM
pany When a star man called 20
verify this statement at tho COM
pauya office the clerk In charge
stated that several trunks had been
taken from the apartments by the
doctors request.
moved also. but 1 do not think So
was his statement.
ratrolmhn LOCKER while stationed
az the apartments Wednesday
morning. held conversation over the
phone with a man who refused 20
give his name.
4 think that n was Doctor KEEL
ley" stated LOCKER 20 Star man.
"Hc asked II Dr. Kelley was down
to the office yet. ! asked him his
business and who he VAS. lie roA
plird by asking me how I got In ana
told me that he had business with
the doctor. 4 don't need 10 give my
name | will ring up later. he Aaidf'
A ehamhermaid employed al tho
Eiks apartments claims that last
Saturday five gallons OF coal Oh war
brought to the doctors office by D
delivery man. For what purpose
was the oil purchAHed3 The police
wore unable % nnd the oil or this
can. aud when Or puuaway wae
Questioned on this point. he said
that the company had "a small OF
stove. but trlpped up > admitting
that water was heated over a fadia-
tor In the narrow hail between tlse
medicine room and the main offices.
Agent boutwell,, 81 the National In
Huranee company. stated that when
he called a few days aEu the front
rooms were furnished with valuable
furniture. when be examined the
rooms "Wednesday morning the
rooms we're denudcd Of every scrap
OF furnishing
4 mailed receipt In full for tho
insurance policy covering the doe
tors personal property . few days
ago" said Boutwell, 10 a star man.
The letter Vas found unopened and
banded together with several other
letters found lying on the dociof's
desk. One Of them. addressed 20 Dr.
DouaWaY, Naa opcnea hy that doctor
Ia tins presence 81 the police officers
Il was an advertisement.
Deputy Prosecutor NRnderveer
stated "Wednesday morning. after a
consultation az police headquarters.
that probably n warrant charging
arson might be filed against Df.
ponnwaY. a. be believed that pouA-
way had not explained matters nat-
iafartarilY.
when arrested nr. Donaway had
tf4a Oh hts person,