The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-10

Rnrthermore what he had seen Of the nan
eince SATURDAY had oouv,noed him II
vaaled the Crumplei n"w,pap"r and' this
made DR. Cannon almost positive
The police would not Accept the bur
glary theory until after Beemans hody
had been searched, and they wouldn Z
touch u until Co-oner Ninterhottom had
made an examination
Coroner Wintaghotiom and Capt Carey
rot % the hot=e 40 about 2 o'clock IN the
ovuninR and the Coroner az once -ug-
gosted search IT Beemans pookets
and OF his room. There was no trace
81 the money or The stickpins. and the
Coroner decided that tho jon was don"
by some pers0n or pcr-ons who goG into
The house while Dr. Cannon was away
There were two wdys they or hs might
have got into tho house. sand the Cor
oner "A window In tho rear n tho top
hoor just over ths flower garden was
opan. ! understand that tho house
keeper may have opened II herself. a. she
Wa IN The habit II sitting by that window
q Rreat deal The window could easily
have been reached by Iehson. who vas
On the roof and II the housekeeper and
oudeF were On the ground floor the bur
glare would have had an easy-time search
mg The top Of the house
ia Il also possible thar the housekeeper
~ thu persons In through the front door
and may have become suspicious OF them
AZ ne didn't actually find them in the act I
a robbing the house
oApt. Carey. who stayed az the house ,
satil after midnight. said when he went I
away:
4 -There 10 no doubt in my mind alter .
ne Investigation | have made that this
- Tie work Of burglars | don't know
watcher they got in the front door or
9hFuugh the top window in the rear Of
he house. but the Indications are that
thsy got in through the top ana worked
down. They picked up the money and
the revolver IN the doctors room and
apparently we're heard by the house.
kospof. who tried 20 get 70 the front
door.
The hole in the back n her head indi-
0atos that thcy knocked her down with a
jimmy and then shot her AZ she lay on the
noor Then they went 20 the basement
after the butler and got HIM As he was
trying 70 60 out for help The wounds
on his head other than the tWo bullet
holes were apparently made hy jimmy
One Of the detectives who invest gated
the cGse said he thought IL unlikely thar
robber would shoot frail old woman
when he could accomplish his object by
knocking her down with his fist. unless
aha had recognized him
Dr.. Isaac Levin. who lives On the east
Iide II the Cannon house. NJ 100. told tho
polIce consisting that made fhern more q
certain that the work was done by burg
lars He said that before % clock yes r
eFdny nlornlng two men came - his 4
iouse anal ASKED II the doctor was in.
slrs. LEVIN, who answered he boil, said =
hEt h. was iu but thar he wasn't M vet \
he two men hurried away without say p
ng what theT wanted n
The u-ighb1r on the other side Il DR. r
seuben Crun-On He employs William "
lars. the Dc ErD butler who loft Or Can U
lon = service last saturday Clark lsft II h
lis Own motive and Dr. Cronsnn told tho
,oiice that Clark was IN his hous" yestsr-
laY an me two hours in which the crimes
ext door were committed ri
Clark -tsnt word % Cant Carey ~ MID .,
ight that h. could give the names ard -
ddre-Sas n several buffers VINO Ind !
sOfked for Or Cannon before him. After y
Igtfing this information Can't Carey sent
a adossn men out IN different DIRE mons II
loroner Wintarhnttom permit 4 the
odiee 20 remain IN the Cannon housa until
fteT Capt Carey's men had photographed !,
hem. and then ordered them sent 70 tho v
lofRne Autopsies will be made to-day n
, discloee how extensive the wounds ID
ehler than from bullets are a
Heeman was q years old and was a man .
good size He had registered az the ~
1lbred branch 81 the Y VI { A in West
street some months ago u
. :. Bell. the secretary. said last night "a
his home that he didn't remember N,
eeman's references. but that they wcre
ltIsfactorv BAeman came here a wear
b trom Calcutta and has been support gF
3 Gprtfe and two children there on his ~
Iruihgs here Secrotlry Bell said ha In
ag man Of good habits a,