The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13

and dashed away. Karrick. with still a
spark OF life in him, staggered down
the steps from the landing, CROPPED his
way through the hall, opened the front
door and almost tumbled down the
steps. lie tried 10 follow the walk.
but tripped 10 the right and fell TO the
edge OF a grassy lawn embankment
and rolled down TO the sidewalk. This
odd sight was witnessed by passen-
ger on car No. $50 of the university
line, which was passing the residence
MOtOFman Dan Parker stopped the
car, and Conductor r.. Spiller, accom-
panied by DR.. J. Lloyd Woodruff, made
an investigation. They turned the boy
over Finding the breast powder
marked. they at first thought he had
committed suicide.
NV attention was called to the
boy" says DR.. Woodruff, lust as he
was falling down the EN- bankment IN
front of the Karrick home. As We
reached the body we were attracted by
a little pool OF blood that was issuing
from the heart. / turned the boy over
and opened his shirt Then a gushing
stream of blood rushed from his
wounds. 1 administered a hypodermic
injection and called for water, but be-
fore this could arrive the boy gasped
and died. on closer examination l
found three WOunds-One in the right
wrist and the other two in the chest.
one of them very close 10 the left nip
pie.
Police Are Summoned.
Mrs. W. +. Kiser, the closest neigh
Dor of the karricks, heard ali four
was pounding the porch OF her home
with "A hammer. When she discovered
that Karrick had been shot, and found
him surrounded by the surgeon ana
street car men, she summoned the po-
lice.
Lieutenant r. l. shannon arrived IN
the emergency automobile, driven by
Chauffeur George Moore. and also oc-
cupied by Mounted PatrOlman j. A
COnyers. Detectives Earl Ripley and
George Cleveland arrived later with
Captain of Detectives Beckstead. Art
er a consultation, the emergency patrol
was sent TO the state prison for Ted
dy." the bloodhound. and w. ID. Davis,
its trainer.
The bloodhound has not been in ac-
tive service for more than six years.
the burglar who murdered young Kar-
rick he seemed daZed. Finally the
hound became interested and followed
the track TO the edge Of the gravel en-
shifted the air He found his way
10 the bottom OF the embankent unas-
sisted and again picked up the track
from the point where the burglar had
dropped. He followed it with renewed
interest into the alley and TO the con-
crete and asphalt street, when he be-
came discouraged. Barns and vacated
residences in the district were searched
MAlAouA AN1A4t-
Pick Up Suspects.
When the police satisfied themselves
that the burglar had successfully
spoiled his scent by Scraplng his feet
on concrete sidewalks and asphaltum,
the detectives were called into police
headquarters and detailed to search the
business district and cheap rOOming
houses. Numerous suspects were picked
up, but all could prove an alibi and as
a matter Of fact none of them Tailed
with the description furnished by Ed
ward Sheppard or the shoe track meas
urements.
In another trip 10 the Karrick resi-
dence, under the direction of Captain
of Detectives Beckstead. the search for
evidence was renewed. The home was
secured from cellar to garrant and,
assisted by members of the Karrick
household. inventories We're taken of
missing articles. A gold watch belong
ing TO Mrs karrick was missing, also
a .3S-calibre Smith a WessOn revolver.
The revolver with which the burglar
killed Thomas karrick was a .3S-cali-
terry A. Utah Field artillery, OF which
Lewis c. Karrick, elder brother OF the
murdered boy, is a member.
The burglar dropped this weapon in
a coal scuttle just outside the kitchen
as he was making his escape.
Police Officials Obtained the num-
Der OF the stolen watch last night. Ii
was furnished TO all of The local pawn
brokers and kilograms were dispatched
10 the police of surrounding cities
bearing the number and description of
the watch, as we'll as OF the burglar
Hope is entertained that the burglar
Will try 10 pawn the watch. However,
experienced crooks usually bury or
burn discriminating evidence when it