The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18
SHOT DEAD IN YOGTS OFFICE
.,ugI ELLIS HELD WHILE
nm POIICE NTESTIG are.
p,o, uamburEsr. Nhs worked for EIiis
and Brother. WAsshSt win . ReVslVeE
Ia,rb Purchased by the PSythIc
Ioroncr Doubis the suIelde siOVy.

Ioroner Doubts the Aulctie Ntory.
Fu FlH-. The Englishman who rscsntly
,,-rei vrgi and who is now in trouble
18th f-p county Medical Society because
Ia started ~ heal a young womans stom-
.s trouble nv massaging her ankles. was
,s.4 without hail by Coroner HolEhauser
ys.rer iiv afternoon on a homicide charge
,rer Paul Hamburger, tho youth Who
,sndsi door m the yogi's establishment.
rss shot and killed in Ellis's little otics
YESTERDAY morning
The yogi. who now calls himself Samri
INs has place 81 business with his
hrotfe- Fdmund At and West Forty
9Th street Here two private houses
have resn joined together Edmund has
No and Samrs once Ia me
The boy Paul was shot with a revolver
purchased half an hour earlier by samri
File The bullet, according 10 Coroner's
Physician O'HAnIon. passed through the
lungs, grAzed the heart and In courae
slightly from right 10 left lodged In the
Pine II caused death in a few minutes.
and in the opinion ~ the CorOner's ply
saAn Who found no powder marks on the
BOY. clothing. II could not have bean
ssli-inhicted
samr Ellis was questioned by Assistant
District Attorney Henry n. sdcknsy in
ne captains once At the Eas, Fifty first
street pclce station Yesterday afternoon.
The yoei said In answer 10 questions that
b. vas in the hallway Of his once house.
SNest Forty fifth street. whsn he heard
. revolver shot He ran back into his
cfics marrow room. where he had left
PAU Hamburger. tho DIOR boy. arraaG-
lng ne furniture
! found Paul lying On the AOOr by the
desk sald the yogi. I tusnt over him
ard SAID What's the matter. Paul. and
uggrd his collar loose. He didn't answer
No Ne stiHened and his eyes glazed.
I ran and told my brother Edmund to
telephone the police. the Coroner. every
hody A. once. Ne did - right away:
b. vas m uss Paul wa dead.
i think he must have shot him,elf
tcrdenially ! an sure ! saW him pick
W. fha revolver and examine II. IN fact I
trlsys he had Il In his hand when left
no Dom Il must have guns "a a, he
"a, ,oking &c over There was no r.asou
uhv he shotild kill himtef lie va, a
f7a fellow every Way
flIIs said that he had pu-chl Vel tie
rvnlver about half past 10 In the morn.
rg He had come % his Office with Jack
I-mpssy. Who lives With Ellis a, so
Vest ltSth street
Dempsey had just got q pla-s a.
q q.yrhie with q lady whose name I Wiah
n teep out Of this affair explained
Lls he was TO % to work Zoe her
to-day We had been talking aboui the
dangrrs II our art Tramps oome IN
ami ~ have criminals among our clients
Ne .ali ne was going to buy a revolver.
snd ! said ! thought I'D buy one too
We merely stopped in my placs a.
~ O'Clock. | saw Paul and found the
psrh1ns men a. work We we're having
rvo ds'k phones installed. one in my
brother office and one in mine.
Everything was Uttered up Dempsey
tnd ! Eent ont right away aud went to
q shop IN Forty-second street lst m.
- b. Eas on the south side Of Forty
seo'Nd street bstueen Fifth and Madiaon
avsnI~s a sporting goods store
! purchased a revolver. and - did
DEMPSEY Ne got a littls pearl handled
ne .f'' 70 woman coud uas easily Then.
b. sf.I 'his Mime his new employer.
would boz able 20 Use H. did not buy
9rv "ar'rIdges. Tor Dempsey got sJuH.
end gave me- a supply.
! rIma back n my once ani D..mus-y
Ed good by % the door. went into
y" .''s front room. where my desk H.
her ! loaded the revolver and placed
on up n the desk ! think showed
'n 'Gs iandlady and one or two clieDts
Pau saW u and admired it Ne picked
Fgn
! found my phone installed told |
Pal '1 clean up the litter tho men had |
@'' Then went out into the hall on
nv nav through 20 my brothers oiios !
" f1 49, Il has phone was ready !
'T - 900 had got no further than |
no ari - the hall when heard the |
r.0N"r shot in my ONCE
To" news u the shooting was given !
9 ne Past Flfty-hrst street polics by |
b' 'har Edmund Fills over the wire.
'em1n Tiernsy was sent out.
BE '.rd Edmund Ellis calling up the
hrE. and several hospitals Samri
49, INNING around in q distracted sort |
~ 1av 7rd stopped only n call no HE /
aFF.- y Harold HachdOrf Of a. Park /
~ 'r0n"r Holtzhauser and DR. d Han
~ -0 arrived There they found =
nan vino sad he was a patient Bs
i'.""1 at"r - be Dempsey. tho newly
1.".l rsychic.
t1m rt Ellis was left in charge Of the
- business while SamFi Was Con- /
''r'e1 'n no station house. There the
''T'r"r 1Iastlonsd him. he talked
'''sy A. tho advice u his lawyer. The
- nor WIS not satished and % Assistant
''-r' A",rnay Sticbsney came with a
''1'grrher His questions brought out
l.'t ~ rev
I'@' 7ror"r broke In upon thsquestions
az i.''srs N ak about Jack Dempsey
- '. presence IN Edmund's once.
"' F+, Dempsey thsrs and Why did
DO F'z v'h a iob. want tTeatmentP
i' .n.. in'f account for II and the
''..rs-...t
D.. |.H you without hail tiil ! can
''s. ruIr brother in the morning