THE SUXDAT OREfiOXTAX. PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 21. 1915.
PHOTOGRAPHS ILLUSTRATING FRIDAY NIGHT'S MURDER MYSTERY
The Hazehvood
Sunday Dinner
Served 12:00 to 9:00 P. M.
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fraaa p&otorr1a aMi.bMt.
la wt maa fb-r aa4 mim4 Ihrouck
-a'" fell)f. t.n.ttif looking for
a chu-fc ranva. Witila la rn tttwf
raania4 al ID. bnma .f Mr. A A. Miltt.
7 na rta l.iN.rtf tr.i. W John
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Tfcaaabl k raihra la Ha V lla af llta hrllaa. Ill Ifrlara That llaa flaaa la'aallflaa? aa thr MnrArr Maaparl. I'ar.
tlallr Iaaallfla4 aa a.aaraa Hanaalaaxata. ill Hm klrh Maa rn af the Mar4rr. Mtaailaa lalllaa af k'aral
tara. iai rwiara 'aaa4 la hrllaa'a klffala. Ibaaabf I Ikrljt la Ha III. nmm. 11 Haaalacllaaa at 4u Mark.
In.li l.r...4-l l-i Naaaa at taa I all aa trt.r af tba Hararr. I U Kroa MaaVI l.lfrj niabla la
kfcrk Traak HHk lla l.ra.ia ( Mlt.lt Maa f arrla4 k'ra Maaaalaa-llaaaa. ! Illaaraaa af Kaaf af k'laaaVra
airaat. Htm bWf Maa l'...4. I III taa abawlaa UUIrlat Wktrr I rlar Iknirrr. aakaraaa Mafl I, llaaa
raa-llaaa al aT Ha.atr. airaali 2. aa niabla Ubrr. Hanlrrrr lllratl lllai a, Kau af Klaadara Mraat. brre
war aa iMti Im.a I.4W.I. l-rababla lU.lr af Mar4arvr la l.rlllaa H4r labia- II la Kl.rr.
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flr t eh li.iiitt Iba mtr.l.t.r i.
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Mr tt.A:i murallr r-rtatr that
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lmmitbl.tr lta olira .lararh.tl to
Limit hoi.L in f.atot. and Uarnrd
tii.l hi. imMMon t h not. n by lb.
nam tf liartbttlemaw.
l:.w. Mr. Ota.t Aral .a a lUnnd a hanj
lha lad.r taii'ti lha klrihotltrl tp
tnrat I'hvri a in alfn la. I Iun4ar
Alt.r lha m Iba potior Inlrotjat-rt'
btm.lf to Ih. rlraric.r.
Unn4 ra:4 k an. In f.'m lo a
farm, .r.ta.lr a cM. hn ran. :.
Ii.t. klr lit!l 4t.J Judata John
II. -tt aa a inxl man la dral will'
-lla am atl au oJ lrm.- Ih
atinl.tar jld
goat ra.4 anr I r m Ira got
tha mortf." to ratar aar Inrt.f rr
ltrt.4 Tba minl.trr . rota a nota of
lnlro-i tn lo Jutlx rWoll en tba bark
af oaa if M P.raon.1 rartl. Th
craraT.r rok la nrj but dl! ntti
ua II.
i:.r. Mr. o.ail Ihal iJnnd mual
hat. ha4 bataara l:'a and This
tatlmait la ha4 an tha man' o a n ra
n tilt an4 t:.a rtr. of land around
stat.aa. iJnnd arant.d about t9 at-raa
llt-r IH rattor lntrtdurd IUrnl to
Wrt. John X;kt-.c and brr dauchtrr.
Mi. MlrktM-rat. nrjinl'l In !
rhurrh. and to Mr. Bt-htt-!. of Bfhlt;l
a i)n. rj r.tat drtlra.
M-. l'-ht. rt.ha to Kv. Mr. (Hail
of th o rn.n latt r.
"tjtinl la a I riahl.- tha ta(or raid
Ihr tral. r ttild Mm. "Hut hi rnrniaif
! I. no svmd. lla la a aoorl -IttoktnaT
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Tha llhorlllr. brl'ara that mir
d.r.r f'titoar! lnntl. who 1. b.livrad
lo haaa baa a laiiur. hcra from Cali
fornia. IJnr.l. in tia opinutn of hla
(alarn a t ua I n lanr . bad aold aorue
bu.mraa In t?ia ruthrrn ptatt and ait
romlni lo lir.T'n ts Inaral hia montrr.
Har1h"loino -f 1 aa a oultr- in
Ihorjlf. Tha dad maa a a a murdrrad In tha
flr.t fvor front"' of a rrKtmiriK-houaa
kt Stark atrrt-t on Thuradaf. h-
tra.n rarlr mornlntT and nlar.L r III
tnur.ltrtr a a a a man irlflnir lha nam
ef t - Itorklna." a ho rrntad tha room
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lartlrr Irllaa aa Jaba l.laad.
af Mattlaa. a ad I'aaalblr I4aa.
Iiflrd Mar4rrar aa ,aarac
Raplhalaara.
a'.th tha unfortunate rlrtim on Mon
day laat. acrordinr to all clrcumatao
tial airldrnca unrarthed yntcrday.
Ha4r Ht-14 I alll Friday.
The body wan not dlrpoard of until
Friday aftrrnoon (about an hour be
fore It a-a a found by Kred Ilartmanl
by tha murderer, who hlrtxl a wagun
earlter In tha afternoon, took the. trunk
containing the body from tha roomlna;
hou.e. near duak. and dumped hla
srirly burden from the Klandera-atreet
wharf.
A hatrhrl. found In tha baaement of
the houae at 407 Slark street, offered
positive reaction to a blood test, and
may ba the implement a-d by the mur
derer. The reaction waa w-eak. how
ever, and the test did not prove that
It waa human blood. The b!o' on the
man a head could have been made by
surb an Instrument, said Coroner Dam
maach yesterday.
All Meaey Vtaaaaeere.
The two men. who appeared at the
rooniliiar-houaa last Monday, are sup
posed lo have ben recent arrival In
the city, for they Inquired aa to the
location of the Orfon Klectrlc Depot,
where thry had left a trunk. The
trunk, apparently, waa the property of
the smaller man. who paid In advance
for the room, and aeented well provided
with money, tie waa the one later
found dead, with no money of any de
acrlptlon in hla clothes or belongings.
The murderer Is described as a heavy
Jowled man, between : and 28 year
old. S feet to t feet 7 Inches tall,
and wain-bine; about 1SS pounds, tie
bad a full face, heavy chin, was smootn
(Ravin and had dark hair. When last
seen be wore a blue suit and shoes
well run down at the heela, and carried
a tan leather and a wicker auitcaae.
InvrnttKBiion yesterday dfxclceed the
followlnic events leading up to and im
mttiiatrly succeeding; the murder:
Monday allcruoun two men appeared
at the rooming-house at 407 Stark
street and Inquired for a room in which
light housekeeping might be done, as
they Intended to cook home of their
meals in their room. After some quib
bling over the rental, they were given
the "first floor front." one of the best
rooms in the house.
One man. slicht, foreign-appearing,
and speaking broken English and the
one later found murdered, gave a to
fcoid-piece to his companion, who tend
ered It to the landlady, and received
change for a wet-k's rental of the room.
The second man was heavier set. and
took the initiative in all arrangements
at the rooming-house. He spoke ex
cellent English.
The men appeared to he model room
ers, the short time both were alive.
not speaking to anv other of the occu
pants of the house, and attending
strictly to their own affairs. In the
one extended conversation Mrs. Ue
Corsey held, the elder, but smaller man
told her he had lived about 26 years
in Boston and was fond of that city
Uuiet la Ominous.
The first intimation of anything
wrong was on Thursday. The room
seemed peculiarly free from sounds of
conversation and but one man could
be heard moving about. No sounds of
anr struggle were overheard by any
lodgers. That night the big man ap
peared at his door every time a lodge:
passed down the hallway and peered
suspiciously after the passtrrsby.
The man was plainly nervous, and
spoke but once, and then to complain
of a noise hy other iotigers.
Friday the man was heard moving
about Ira the early morning. He went
out late in the morning, but returned
soon. In the nftertion he put the trunk
in a hired wagon, took his suitcases
and drove away.
The actions of the man. who gave
his .name as "F.d Hopkins." when he
appeared at the Jlodel livery stables,
at Fifth and Iavis streets, Friday at
11:30 A. M . appear, in the light of
later discoveries, to be significant.
'I want a rig to take, some chickens
out to the country in, be explained to
U. K. llowitt. manager of the stables.
He finally selected a rubber-tired
light wagon with canopy top.
ason Kaaaard Akrad.
Just what I want. Be sure and hold
It for me. I'll be back this after
noon," he told the liveryman.
At 2 o'clock he returned for the ve
hicle. The wagon was Identified yes
terday as the one which took the trunk
am ay from tne t.iaric srreei nouse.
The conveyance was returned to the
stable shortly after i o'clock.
Well, did you get the chickens away
all right?" the deliveryman asked.
cheerily. The man looked startled.
wheeled and walked away without an
swering. That was the last time he
waa seen. Trie picture or tne supposeo
murderer was positively Identified by
Mr. Howitt as the man who hired the
wagon.
Yean Man May l.le I.igfcl.
A third person for whom the police
are looking Is a young man whom they
believe has no direct connection with
the murder but who aided the sup
posed murderer to load th- trunk on
the wagon. He did not come from the
stable with the wagon, hut was riding
with the man believed to be Bartholo
mew when the wagon drew up in front
of the lodging-house. He assisted in
lifting the heavy trunk into the wagon.
and. according to Mrs. Jessie Althor.
landlady at 105 Slark. drove the wagon
away.
Detective Captain Baty is offering a
reward of 5 If the young man will
appear at police headquarter and tell
II he knows of the attair. l ne oni-
cer believes he is not an accomplice in
any w;.y but was picked up on the
street by "Bartholomew" as an aid.
and probably dropped after the wagon
was out of sight or tse nouse.
The young man was described as
about 2J years old, with gray coat, and
trousers rolled up over logging boots.
Detectives Hill and Howell located
the stables in the afternoon, and De
tectives Hoyle and Cahill drove the
wagon around to the house, and it was
positively Identified.
J e Hamilton, a staple noy at tne
Model barn, was reported to have
scrubbed blood smears from the bed
of the wagon upon Its return Friday
right.
A acapular bhapud. ako a heart, aud a
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cigar holder were found on the dock
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vesterday morning by harbor police.
They are thought to have belonged to
Bartholomew-, who is now said to ne
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