The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19

employed by DIR. Philip NJ. Mueller. OF
1920 Second avenue south. Wednesday
night.
The dragnet is out and nearly all of the
uetectives VINO are supposed to be assign
ed 10 day duty were busy last night
Several of them made trips to St Paul
during the day. and although the authori-
ties will not admit the fact, there seems
TO be belief that the men who attempted
the murder at DIR. Mueller's home are the
same men who murdered Schindeldecker,
the St Paul butcher, yesterday
Detective HELM. of Minneapolis. was in
81; Paul the greater part of the day, and
after he returned TO Minneapolis he was
was heard from in different parts of the
city, although under ordinary circum-
stances he would not have been on duty
Suspects on Cedar Avenue
Frank johnson. who operates saloon
at 277 Cedar avenue. has given the police
clew which in way has been substan-
uated by the conductor of an interurban
car, who says he took three men to st.
Paul shortly after the shooting.
About IL O'Clock Wednesday hight Mr..
ana Mrs johnson, who were sitting alone
in the saloon, were startled by three men
rushing into the place and passing through
the saloon and out of the rear door. Ii
Is believed they made their way by alleys
| and dark streets to Twentieth avenue
for ST. Paul.
The Cedar avenue saloon is not far from
FIFTEENTH avenue south and Eighth street.
where the little girl says she saw three
men desert the cutter which has been
identified as DR.. Mueller's. 1t is presum-
ed they walked down Cedar avenue, and,
seeing policeman near the corner bolt
ed into the saloon and out of the rear
door.
Mysterious Man No.
The identity of the fourth man. II there
was one, Is mystery. L. c. Garrigues,
who lives near the scene OF the shooting
ha of ha
man at the corner OF Franklin and Sec
ond avenue south. apparently watching the
Mueller house. but as soon as he approach
ed he disappeared between two buildings.
There seems TO be a difference of opin-
| ion as to whether there was a man In
Deville's saloon at 1O17 Main street north
east, not far from DIR. Mueller's office,
and that he hurried to the saloon from
| the Germania drug store directly under
DR. Mueller's office and telephoned TO
some person that "He has just started"
The police put little credence in the
| theory that this man had anything to do
with the hold-up.
Migrants Rounded Up
The police are rounding up all suspects
and two have been sent to the workhouse
for long terms. Henry Hogue. of North
! Minneapolis. and Charles Downley, of the
same section. were apprehended Thursday
1 by Detectives MorriSey and StaVlo. and
have been sentenced to terms of ninety
and forty days respectively. While Ii is
not known they had any completely in the
! shooting, the policemen say their reputa-
| tions are not of the best.
Last night the detectives arrested John
| O'Keefe. whose true name is said TO be
! Ryan. and locked him in the station. They
say he was a member of the same gang
| to which Hogue and Downley belonged
Roggatz Rests Easily
The condition OF Roggatz. who is at the
Swedish hospital, shows little change The
bullet has not been removed from his body
but the hospital attendants say that he
is resting easily. Blood poisoning, which
was feared, has not manifested itself,
and il is not known when the surgeons
will attempt to remove the ball.