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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24
SLAUGHTERED FAMILY
MANIAC IN CHICAGO
Killed Sister and Two Year Old Niece
WOUNDED Father and Sister
in-Law.

CHICAGO, July 24.-Having shot
and killed his sister and his two-year-
old niece, Timothy Dooling, % West
Twelfth street, today shot and SER
iously wounded his father and sister,
in-law and then shot himself. The
dead are:
TIMOTHY DOOLING.
MRS. J. GRIFFIN, aged %, his sis
ter, and his two-year- -old niece.
The injured are
Patrick Dooling, the father, who will
probably die.
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin, aged Is, his
sister n-law.
The motive for the crime has not
been learned. The police say Dooling
was insane.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24

451, ,914,643 in 1904. Both imports and
exports made new high records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
BURNS
.DEFF'

owing t. repeated Inquiries ut
The star afuro during the paat
couple 81 DAYS regarding the rumur
that Tommy and jack
t'fWiHl sullivan Mere HkrlY tu
be- matched again. HUNS Was to-day
called up over the long distance tel
euhane ne Portland aud aakeI what
hiH Intentions Nrre#
Turns HHIH IN nshf Sullivan
amy old dHy. Ito can't beat mr We
want so usr cent Of the receipts
UiIiy Woods. Mike Sghrrrk and
Philadelphia lack ourieu are tough
customers and fought them
straight rules n carroll sends the
articles. ven aiEn Them
This declaration ls BamrNhat at
variance with Huua' recent state
myut loo letter tu the sporting ed
itor Of The star OF March rs. Ia
which Buns said. I'm FIGHT sulll-
van again at the aamr rules na We
alta before. ar not at ALL winner To
take ALL with a slide bet OF $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
The MARKETS

Everything II hustle In ths mar
kstz this morning. Cor there Nsrc
several new cars OF apples aud po-
tatoea and everything that II OF in
tersst In tho markets arriving In
great abundance. The Yakima po-
tato. known a. the Early Rose. went
away up this morning. II IL nov
selling Al $50 per ton Tho market
h ovsrcrowded with Greeley potA-
tocH. and II there are many more
shipments before thia lot IL cleaned
up there ia apt 20 be a tAll
I.ettuce Il acAreeT this morning
and has raised to tiso. This IL
about an high as Il has been any
time this winter. Since the steamer
stuff arrived the other day there
has been plenty OF green stuff on
the market. On account OF Len,
there has boon n slump IN thu veal
market Veal has fallen and IL atill
very weak
A car OF fancy oranges arrived
this morning along with two cars
Of fancy apples. they we're all put
on the market AT top notch prices.
Neither apples or oranges are In
good KhRpa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

HONOLULU. March 1.-THE re
mains 90 Mira stanford we're sent TO
San Francisco this morning un the
steamer Alameda. after church asry-
ices.
That portion Of the white pnpula-
tiun that could set away ftom duty
gathered at the church and wharf
90 pay final reverence to all that
h mortal Of tho phllnnthropitt
The services az the Central Union
church were attended BY President
Jordan ~ the stanford university,
and MiHs HeruDr Governor Carter
was ono of the honorary pall.bear-
efH. while members Of the terrific
rial senate we're the others. Bishop
Reiarlek. an old friend Of the de-
ceased. conducted the services. and
when he reached tho eui8Ey. there
we're few dry eyes in the audiue
Aiaa Herner wept silently as the
bishop reHuuntei the good deeds Of
h~F late mistress.
The remains were conveyed
aboard the Alameda Tie wharf
wis crowded. and while the coffin
was carried up the RnHEnlnnk hats
WIRE removed and heads remained
barred until the solemn procession
hsa paHssd into the salon
fneiudins tho funeral party there
wefn on the Alameda Detectives
Reynolds and Cuilandan Eith all the
evidence gathered b. themselves and
the Honolulu police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Architects Thomson & Thomson
are about To lot the contract Tor a
two-atnry apartment house On the
corner Of Ninth avenue and Ncaisf
Way TO cost $4,000. The building
il to be a two story structure so BY
i21 feet. stsam heated and hot aud
cold water ia every room. The
building 10 being erected for the
Morris HardmAn estate.
A three story apartment house
will be crested on tho corner Of
Spruce street and Terry avenue By
Joseph barnes. TO cost SIS. 90. X Is
10 be OF the latest type Of the mod
ern apartment house. add Eill have
all the latest cunvsnieucea. II will
be erected On the northwest corner
OF Spruce atr..i and Terry avenue
on a plot az ground 81 b. 50 fees.
A competitive drill aud ball will
be- given By tho degree teams Of
Home Camp No Use. " o. W. and
Fremont Camp No. 5Ti5. NJ W. A.
az the Odd Faliown temple. Fremont
This will take place on the nlEht Of
81 Patricka day. Friday. March
H. 4 $50 prinr In to be awarded the
winning team. The Judges Will be
Major Case. Lieutenant Thompson
and Captain Moss
Deputy United States Marshal
Jack stFlnEer returned yesterday
from Washington. u. C.. whore he
vent for the purpose Of taking Al
aSnnasr wa.ta. an insane federal
prisoner. 10 the government asylum.
Mike shea Who sued for $1,000
damages for having been ejseted
from a train when he presntsd a
1o-eeut first class ticket Incorrect
IL dated. yesterday was awarded
Judgment Tor so injury 10 his feel
mgs. Il cents for breach 81 con-
tract and costs.
The comedy Rivals" will be siv-
81 Ia the auditorium OF the West
SEATTLE hlKh school on Saturday
evening. March Is The proceeds
Of the entertainment viii be- used
for payment Of the debt on the free
gymnasium. The affair promises
to be one Of the best held In Yves,
SEATTLE this season
At business meeting OF the
board Of trustees of the first Goa
grcgational church Of Green Lake Il
Waa decided 70 make extensive inn
provementa TO the Interior OF the
church. preparatory for the Evan
grllst meetings that will begin
April ~ and continue through the
month Of April Rev Chapman viii
have full charge OF the meetings aua
will be assisted BY able helpers. The
city will be divided into districts
and services will be- held In the diff
ferent churches Of the suburbs so
that all Of the people of the city aud
suburbs will have a chance 20 hear
him
Harvey Allen WAS today granted
divorce from Rhodclla Alien by
default.
H. r. MacTavish r. being tried
In the superior court today on the
charge 81 having forged n So check
on January and signing the name
Of y =. Spiliman 20 Il. MacTavish's
wife and infant child are with him
before the bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
tBy Dan Deaa


A, the time that thu east side
ANIMATION In the house dccided 60
- .Way from the Joint railway
..nwlttee and shift for themselves.
-. Anew up What was known AS
=. Crane ReIter-Wek=on HiH.
ssi,A blil was finally forccd
..ronsh TO passage and has been
AIMED b. the EuFeruor.
m. commission combination was
m-tlealarly anxious that the CON
s.uts of The bin be- kept a secret
80 thew we're ready a. spring o.
= ne legislature. Tor obvious rra-
EnS
Thev dId not want - give the
.Iiroaas chance Co prepare a raft
= concentrations and amendments.
ne original draft q the bill Was
sven 10 the attorney general al
Avmpia. Who vas requested u 80
r..r he measure carefully aud see
that Il was up % an legal require
neatS
Appreeiatlng the value % keeping
A. contents a secret. the attorney
grp.ral vas careful In observing
sleuce regarding the bin and no
eus outside % his office knew OF It's
WHEREABOUTS
A daY or 50 later. enc Of the
ommisslan forces was In Tacoma
.na received an invitation 60 call At
A. Grosscap mansion That even
AZ he and the Northern Pacific
~unsel spent an hour or 50 In heat
4 argument Grosscup trying in
mn 70 make the LEGISLATOR see the
<ror Of his waya
you fellows have 4 new bill
ruady. haven't yeu. asked the at
nrneg.
Ths commission man admitted 50
Have you n copy with you
nksd Grosscup.
NO replied the other. diplo-
satlcally He had a copy. all right.
hi was too shrswd % give Gross
spa chance % perp at Il.
oh. vel; never mlnd. laughed
se crafty counsel 4 think ! can
xr.ps up one around the house.
With which. 10 the solon's Intense
ETprise. Grosseup extracted from a
sasdle q papers In his desk. yer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
LEGISLATORS
KIDNAPPED?

DENVER March t5.-It is rum
ored this afternoon that two Adams
supporters In the Legislature were
kidnapped. The rumor cannot be
verified.
The final vote 10 determine wheth-
er Adams viii retain the executive
chair will be close. Lieutenant Gov
aruor Mcdonald VIII claim the right
TO vote In case 81 tie. The ioint
assembly met at 30 this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

,,is mstalImsut appears for the
!. ,ise the FaIg Of the Missing
o. l,..'iss.on Rlll. and how % turned
= ~ 4. n. possrssIaR OF Judge Grusa-
81 =. - tells Yen something about
.,wnart between the SALOON
~ n The state and the republican
=, ana how the latter paid a
~ nasslnE through the iegis-
. - nm thar ought not to be
gassed -, .,e-l,5ss Mr.
n.an's serial Ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
25 LIB. SALMON
SEM T0"TED''

WASHINGTON. March IL Sen
ator Ankeuy cent To the white
House today a 25-pound Bslling-
ham bay salmon and vas host az the
senate to dozen senators with sal
mon slightly smaller for luncheon. a
third salmon vas presented 20 SEN
ator GafiiuRer. who viii have Il
served for luncheon tomorrow with
a number o. senator's ~ guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
TAKE MO
CHANCES
CBy seripp. News Assn,

WASHINGTON. March l5.--After
series ~ conferences this morn
ing between several prominent sen
atorH and the president Il was de-
eidcd 10 allow tho santo Domingo
treaty Ia go over without a vote
70 the next session Of congress. Ow-
ing % the absence Of republican
members. the treaty would be killed
By the democrats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
BOMB
THRONERS
By soriDos News Assn1

MOSCOW. March ia violent
explosion occurred last night at
the Place dss Theatres. one Of the
largest public squares. Several per-
sons. including one Injured by the
explosion, were arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
CHICAGO Markets.

Reports for The Star by w. A.
nyer a ca. III Columbia street. bJ
private wire.
Seattle. wednesday. March Is. 'O5
Wheat-= High. Low. Close
May. iiaT-s. III Ia. li4.
July. 80 Is. 81 IS 10 %. 81 rs 10 30
Sept. s6 rs. -. Sc.
Corn
May. so IL. 90 IA. ~ SIS 20 20 Ia
July. a. Is. - Ia. 80 Ia 10 - SIS
Oats
May. ~ IL. 81 rs. % is.
July. si34. 81 IL. 81 SIS.
Pork
May. lass. i275. l2.75 TO i27T.
July, 1881. 1890. 1880 20 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

OAVE HILL PLEADS FOR PAT.
RICK
ALBANY. NJ \. March 10 For
mef senator David i'm continued
the arguments In The court of APP.
psai1 today ON behalf Of Albert Pat
rick.
PRESIDENT NAMES CAMPBELL
WASt1kGroE. -. g. March o..
Tho president has nominated John
II. Campbell rs associate justice of
the supreme court 81 Arizona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
BOILER EXPLOSION
KILLS ENGINEER

JoHNsTowH. Pa. March L.
The explosion Of locomotive boiler
al Bolivar this afternoon resulted
On the death OF tha engineer and the
serious injury OF nine persona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

ton. 7ausHe. pork. ae. lamb. o..
dressed veal. small sQ8hc. live rab-
bits. dok. 1915.
Hams. Bacon and Lard.
Hams. 100 lae. bacon. Breakfast.
tah WifH lard. White Star tiefca.
&c lard. White Houa. axe. lard
/ wild Rose. sac.
Poultry.
Ducks dressed 11HtHc: gees.
dressed. 1bmiac4 chickens dressed
| $50 lIos turkeys. fancy local dressed.
foG z2e.
Nuts.
firazii. per ~. taQt4ei coeaanuts
I per dozen. soc chestauta. italian,
ehestnuts. California. lie. walnuts
I English, $50 Ice pechuh. ia Ice.
/ ftIberth. t8c. black wnlnuta. &c.
/ hickory nuts. &c. butternuts. &C..
/ peanuts So Zoe iumboa, De- al
monds. f2A a. lie. California wal
nuts. i2migc.
FIsh. Oysters. Eta.
Hoiss. &C. black COD. &C. ling cod.
Be- crabs. iiWL7b. clans. open
shipment tia0 clama. per sack.
lt7bi oysters. Olympia. per sack
800. open bulk. per gallon.
tsa'. salmon. Zoe salmon
trout i5r, skinned perth.
&c. shfimpa. s0I0e. founders
&c. herring. &c. Holsters. f7ho.
Hmelt C. sturgeon. &c. black hasa
4e. halihut, GmTe. perch. &C..
Flour.
Patent per Dbl. i47B: Crown.
tsto. Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
PillrburY. o.. rillsburY.a best. 90.
standard Dakota. So Olympic. ff7B.
iestric. sa76l Holly. ta7s. Golden
Northwest. tG7b, Electric Light.
TH2b. Gold Modal $3.50. Top Notch.
t4i5. Centenuisls. best. aA7s. Gold
drop. tt16. Patent Excellent. ta7G;
Novelty A, ti2b.
cerssia
whole wheat. los. per bale. - 20.
whole wheat flour. per Dbl. 81 20;
graham. per bbl. -. graham. 81 70.
bill 81 rye flour. 1916 per Dbl
rye meal. per bare. 81 so. buchuhaat.
per bbl. 81. buekwhsat. per bale.
ts75; corn meal los. per bale. ~ 10.
per Dbl. 1878. white corn
meal. Boz. 50. bale. I2g0. rolled oats
Dbl. q {. Co. 1915 wheat fiskss
box 70 lbs. O. 70. farina. per Dbl.
1870. fafina. 10Th. sacks. per bale.
% hpWlny. large. per Dbl. it70.
hominy. small. ioa bale. t1eo. Holly
self-raiHinH buckwheat. 1GMa case,
iaTb. pearl barley. ab-lb. boxes.
ttbo. pearl barley. loo-tb sacks. -.
split peas. iA.Goub. popcorn. per ewt.
TACO. cracked wheat. Per bale, Iz00
Honey.
California strained. per N. &c:
California sage. per 10. lie. honey.
stffact per ID. 7Qthes Oregon
grape cream. fo-cnse lots. s. 90.
honey, Yakima. i2Ae4 CiiforniA
FssG.
oats per ton i2GG2s. bran. psr
ton. tisbo8li. barley. rolled. per
ton. i1Adzs feed wheat per ton.
tz1a1g. dairy chop feed. per ton. tis
Qtf0; oil meal. per ton. t1a. best
chop. i2ss whole corn. ton. ifTa
-. cracked corn. per ton. f214 -.
feed corn meal. per ton. tzs, ahortA
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy. 81,
aa0 alfalfa. li2boal3. wheat
hay. iiB: Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed. iai. Puget Sound
hay. moe
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. ii7: clam
shslir. less. tEo. bone meal. 100.
Ia: granulAtsd bones. ices. t1z On
It's and t0s o. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed
Red clover. prime. ewt. fitSodis;
slslke. choice. III. white clover. as
Ui1. timothy. per cWt. fAR
o.. orchard grass. iit; red top $50
te. English rye grass. Is. Italian rye
grass Is. bronze grass. ila. tall
nsadow cat grass iit. Kentucky
blu. grass. tii; pasture mirtur~
utAands. iie9ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
Purity and
Reliability

Combined with unusually low prices
are bound to please you and make
ntronA for US
I.ANG's PRICES.
Rsal Imported CASTLE Soap. full ID.
..-.ss..s. .s-.-s-. s.#t.-...ssi tic
crsam Tartar. full ID. $3.50. see
Hal Imported Olive OIL. for medi-
c4ne. taA pint sss..-..ss....sso Ole
Come in and sample H.
Or. divers Skin Soap. soothes and
softens the skin. regular 35e cakes
ss.s=asssss ss-sassss sss.ssss Abc
Oklahoma Porous Piasters. fun
strehgth ...-.--.......s. DC
Bands Iron Pills. per 10. .... A3e
Gram Alcohol per gallon. Sass
Wood Alcohol per gallon ....... Sse
Red Cross Water. medicinal. 100
SIS ssssss-s..+s.s. .s.s..ssssA Oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
PRESIDENT NAMES Campbell
TRIBUTE
TO DEAD

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES At
HONOLULU OVER REMAINS
or MRS. sTAHFoRp-BopY ON
BOARD ALAMEDA BOUND ron
FRISCO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

NEW YORK. March f5.-Joseph
says. There viii certainly be a big
rise In Mexican Central Some very
large interests have been very good
buyers. But 81. Paul will sell ex-
dividend Friday next week. and Will
look remarkably cheap with $3.50
off. The buying OF Southern Pa
clflc Is OF the best. An investigation
into Con Gas viii show It's value
90 be over 300"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

sTOCKS-The market opened
strong after a rather weak closing
yesterday. 81. Paul. Union Pacific.
Canadian Pacific. /. q y. and llls
Central all made gains. but during
the latter end OF the session prices
sagRed off on profit taking. the gen
erat list losing early gains and clos
ing weak a fraction under yester-
days close
The market still maintains re-
markable strength. and while there
are those who think prices are high
enough. Il Is generally thought they
will 40 considerably higher. How
over. Il is a good time for people 10
be cautious. although there IL moth
ing in sight 10 eause any particular
apprehension OF reaction. IL Is a
bad market TO go short on. as Il
seems to go up more easily than Il
goes down.
In our opinion Mo. pac. will go
higher. as we'll as Atchison. ST. Paul.
Union Pacific and Pennsylvania.
Heavy buying Of Canadian Pacific
reported as coming from abroad. al
though n New York pool is credited
with fairly large purchases. There
f. considerable bull talk on the
Gould stocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
NEW YORK STOCKS.
HIGH InH Cln

ltiEhs Low. close.
Atehison. at -. 81. OIL
Anal Copper. 81 is. 80. 50.
n. a o. liOi-2. ITO Is. 10 is.
n X. r. Gas. e6 3-s. e6 IS.
Can. PAc.. its is. tt7s-t 1ts.
Erie com. a. is. i-2. ~ Ia
Ills. Central. 1863 rs. i6I IL. i63.
Manhattan. iI2. III "a. III "a.
Metropolitan. i2a IS. ~ IS. ~ IS
Mo Pac.. loo "a. l0s. 100.
l.. q n. l45 Is. i43 Ia. it3 IL.
Peoples Gas. il8 IL. ll9 "a. III a.
penna. i46 Ia. las SIS. is5 5-G
Reading. com. 9s Ia. % s-s. % SIS
r. l.. com. IS Ia. 90. IS.
So. Pac.. 20 3-t. CO Is. 20.
st Paul. ls3 -. Isl Ia. ISL IS
Sugar. las. ia Ia. lAt-4
Tn. Pac., 1876 rs. 1876. i25 Is
u. s. :. com. 80 3-4. 36 IL. 30 1-2.
L. s. s.. pfd.. &c 3-4. 96 IA. SO Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

The recently appointed marshal
TO Nome. who Is charged with haY
Ing defaulted to the extent Of many
thousands while be was clerk u
Muitnumah county. ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

Neestsbe&
BEANS. dry. per ewt tRh0aIb;
Lima beans tA7tG 500. beets per
sark. Tsc q 800: cabbage. 81 $50 i.ao.
wluninEstead cabbage. rer cwt
f21G. cauIiflowcr. per dozen. il2b
garlic, new. i?c: onions yellow.
~. r: onions. Fanno. L.sb. spinach,
per crate. Use. turnips. sack. ti7s.
rutahagaa. sack. 500 SIS. lettuce.
dollhouse. ii.2sGi.6o. fancy toma-
toes. t2gb41s0. carrots. $50 TOO
fancy carrots 1900. Yakima pota-
toes. t22a "a. White River potatoes.
.tgad2t. Yakima Early Rose po-
tatess. $50. Greeley potatoes ts2.
hot house radisheH. zoe per dor
Qstoo. apples. fancy fto0atT5.
california sweet potatoes. per
crate. giTs. artlchokes. per doz. TIC;
california celery. 5000. native
celery. 500 zoe: native rhubarh. SC.
cueumbsrs. ta2s per doz. dollhouse
onIana. soc doz asparagus. lie.
california barb. box. S225. tomatoes.
sass. Florida tomatoes per crate.
$3.50.
Frulta
p.iulrnmon. stasi bananas
psr bunch. tsBoa2.75. dates per 10.
81 qse: figs B-Ib brieka ti15;
fira io-lb cartoons s097be. graps
fruit. per box. t2.so. lemons. choice
ana fancy. i36oaso0. oranges
seedIlnE 81 50uz2H. naval oranges,
4tbaa275. oranges. Jap. bale,
fffbai.2b. apples. cooking. soc
@9f 90. apples. fancy, $1,000 ib0;
crsnberrlcs. $1,000. pomegranates,
half orange cases, s2.75: pinea pples.
nor dor. t3.5oa Ab0. Honolulu ba-
nnnaa. bunch. $3.50 2o0.
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. iaMc: Eastern.
crooks. asa 26c: Washington cheese.
iae: cream brick cheese. Ice. but
ter. native creamery, 22e. eastern
storage. In tubs. 27c eastern
storaRc. Ia bricks. 27o; cooking. lao
i3c. California fresh creamery, sic.
Eggs.
Strictly fresh ranch, TEA zoe.
Sugar.
Golden c. In sacks. IS SIS: extra G.
IN sacks. t5.6b: powdered. In bar
reis. 1910: dry Rranulated. I'm sacks.
ts.1b. cube. in barrels .6.b5: beet
sugar. sG.0b. maple sugar. l0M i2ih.
Less hc n paid within 10 days.
Meats.
Cows. beef. 6ho. steers. 7o; NUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

hatlm copy Of tho bnl which the
lFiumylrato foudly supposed was
securely locked up IN tho safe Of
tho attorney general az Olympia.
safe from tho pryiug eyes OF the
enemy
How did Judgc Gnwcup got an
advance copy OF the iaaiou
hiuT
That r. question which. n l
could answer. would make rat
thing good newspaper story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
HIS DIVE FOR LIBERTY.
UnIno1on Man Jumps from Third
lStOrY WindOzC to Pavement.

An unknown man, thought to have looted the
apartment of Albert A Merritt. at 61st-st and
Columbus-ave.. is dying at Roosevelt Hospital from
injuries received in three story dive for liberty.
He was found on the sidewalk in front of the
building, with his spine and skull fractured, by
Patrolman Lyons, Of the West 6Sth-st station,
about p.
Detectives detailed to the were told by Mr..
Merritt that early in the afternoon he heard noises
coming from the apartment on the third floor. He
has a drug store the street floor, and sent his
two clerks investigate. AS they entered the
apartment they met the just leaving He
jumped back and locked the door in their faces.
Mr.. Merritt called and forced the door. pile
of clothes and silver had been packed, all ready to
be taken but no trace of the found
Mr.. Merritt and his went downstairs TO find
the ambulance carrying the burglar away to the
hospital. He had jumped for a fire escape several
feet from of the windows. He missed his grip
and dove past it head first to the sidewalk. He
had not regained consciousness at late hour last
night
Joseph Mccoy, medical student, of No III West
6lst-st., reported the police that he the in
jured man fail to the sidewalk, and noticed two
other up quickly and pick up a Jimmy
that lay beside him, and run OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

RouIosne April q. the H1Iand-A merca Line with
l5S cabin l2j4 passengers and mdse.
rived at the Bar at ZIP a IN.
steamer iceland tBr) Droomhead Antwerp Dover
ApriI - 20 Line. with 100 cabin ana Cos
storage passengers and muse Arrived at the Be-
500
Napse Is ana Nicha.s J Ellweli q Co.
with steeraE passengers and mdse. Arrived the
Steamer M.-ist Prince lEu Barrett Maceo April TO-
Company. with sugar, Arrived at the Bar at 1850
Steamer Dargry Clor Te.lefsen. Progreso April %
and Carr Theuaud with cabin pGssen-
Ger and hemp. Arrived the Bar al 6:3O m.
Steamer Eafoud tNori. Eskeand. Macoris April ~
via Delaware Breakvater May ]. Hugh Kelly & Co
with sUger Arrived at the BAR at 100
Steamer Cherokee, Archibald SGnto Domingo City
Porto
Plata Monte p and Turks Island Is TO Will
p CLYDE 81 Co, with - passengers mails and mdse
Steamer Altai Ger Gerdes. Kingston April i3 Port
Dietrich IL. Porto CorcG IL Belize Is Porto Barrcs
Livingston Il, Port i'ron - and Kingston p the
Ia uburg- lAuB with IS mails
mdse. Arrived tho Ber 80 n.
Steamer Lille ,NcrD. Durie Port Antonio April
Kingston 90 and Port Norgnt - tho United Fruit
with fruit and one passenger Arrived al the Par
Steamer FoNhalL Davidson Banes Apru &c to the
United Fruit SO. with trht Arrived At the Bar a. mid
night
Steamer Mexico stevens. Havana April % 20 Jas E
Ward & Go. ia passengers. mails and mdse Az
rived AZ the Bar at 2.2s
Steamer Conclo. Barstcw. Galveston April 20 and Key
West g. Mallory & with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine az 4oi =
Steamer Navahoe Ruunel. Georgetown. 9. April ~
and Wilmington y e, 20 William clyde Co with
Steamer Monroe. Huiphers Newport News and Norfolk
old Dominion steamship Company. with pessen-
gers and r,dec Left Quarantine ~ 3.s6 m.
Steamer GoldsboTo. swain Philadelphia. TO William