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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
EXTRA EDITION
JAMES MCCORMICK MURDERED
At MAGNOLIA SALOON TODAY

place lie was standing az the far
end OF the bar from the eombatAntn
and stated that he saw tho harteud-
~ rush from behind the bar. strike
the man aud knock him down lie
attempted to rise aud did set TO his
feet. when the bartender struck him
again This time he did not get mp.
and he SAYS that Rouse and several
others dragged the unconscious man
into the rear OF the place. where he
died shortly afterwards A. far AZ
h. saw the blow Was delivered Nth
the fiat lie heard NO quarrel OF
bot words
Several other men. who were Ia
the saloon al the time. tell prastle.
ely the same Htar, Rouse has
been employed by Gleason a Mil
Ter. the preprietora 81 the Magnolia
saloon. Off and on FOR Il number Of
months aud has worked for them
steadily fer the last three months
They both say that he Nas faIfh
ful omploYr aud not Kiven Ia quar-
relinr With bis customers What
caused him % deal the fatal blow
they do not know Rouse came
here about "a year ago from s.drn.
Wuuiley Wash where be uaa en-
pIoyed aa bafkcyprr He has FOL.
loved The woods and worked in the
same camps aH the man he mar.
tercd Their relations. however
are unknown Rouse talked 90 hIa
share 20 the trouble ln Joking eay
and laughed often a. be related the
brutal assault
Mccormick has been an attend
snt ia the tuberculosis aard a. tho
county hospital for the pact three
weeks tie went thp'r on the re.
ommendaflou 81 the county com.
uiisHiouera They learned from the
police that Mccormick Who had
planned Ia 90 20 Nome. Wua robbed
q his outfit aud clothing before be-
could Frt ont 81 tuuu. lie expressed
a desire q work until bic stolen
property could be- recovered ON
July 20 De asked permission o. 20
20 Seattle % aes 10 bls property lad
been recovered tie waH paved fng
The time he had worked and since
that time nothing had bern heard
from him until they uero notified
by telephone this morning % hia
murder
The matron said this morning
that Mccormick NaH a nIUs old rel
lo~. Neil liked and psaceahle ana
very inuffenHiYe Iic vaa e. years
q axe. unmarried add had lived In
Seattle Tor abant r. years
Coroner Hove vii hold = post.
mortem examination over the re-
mains tnniEht.
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WHISKEY BROUGHT
HIS DOWNFALL

r II TfsEaskia an cid man Who
has for the past few months been
almost constantly an inmate Of the
city jail and who was a few days
ago caught In an alleged attempt
To brain Guard Sheehan Of the city
chain gang With a huge stone. was
committed 90 the insane asylum by
Superior Judge Griffin this morn
ing.
The case. as developed during the
examination Of the patient by Or.
II A Shaw and Dr " n Powers.
it. sad one TreEsskis is man
OF once bright intellect. and was
formerly a good lawyer Whisky
has been the cause Of his downfall
and for years his mind has been
gradually weakening.
Il Is thought that a few months
a. the asylum. under careful med
zeal treatment will entirely restore
h.s mind
TreEaskIs made no attempt 90 de-
fend himself and seemed willing 90
be- sent O. the asylum. realizing that
the move was for bis own good.
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Sergeant Powers and Patrolman
Ihilbriek arrested him at his home
an hour or so later.
Rouse lives at tet Teuth avenue
south when the officers arrived
az the house this morning they
found Rouse LAYING on the bed with
HE clothes on Hia wife came 70
the door aud when she learned that
the Officers wanted her husband
abe begged 81 them 10 tell her what
he had done
sOh be has lust got into a little
trouble. said taetful Mike Powers.
but this would not do. and Phil
brick finally had % tell her that
be- had Killed man and must Be
taken 20 jail uufil the matter was
Investigated
when the woman realized the
truth 81 the offI#,gH statement. she
swuoned dead away and Wa IN
conscious for several miuHtea The
Officers offered Co 30 fer medical
assistance. but = nriEhbor took the
woman IN charge and the officers
handcuffcd Rouse and took him 10
Jail
Al the station Rouse told his side
% the story lie saws that McCoFs
mick. whom he had known for a
number of years. came into the
place early this morning aud waa
drinking quite bit lie and a
friend had ordered drinks Tor the
three Rouse says that Mccormick
refused 90 pay for the drinks when
asked 20 DO 80. and that he waH
provoked and slapped the man He
tiHclaiwH All know ledge ~ how the
nan got the liaN ON bis forehead
which fractured the SKULL aud
caused his death Tho wound vas
fully five Inches in length and ap
Feared 20 BE- caused By some hard
rounded surface and mIEht have
been made BY his sfriklng the Iron
ioat rail aa be- fell from the force
Of the bloN delivered hy Rouse
Louugcra around q saloon A. thfs
time IA the morning are generally
not Ia a condition 70 notice things
very carefully. and Rouse mlEht
have struck the man with a beer
bottle
Tom Pops. an eve witness 20 the
assault. came 20 the police station
shortly after Il had occurred aud
Voluntarily told what had taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
UNION NAN CLAIM PACKERS Ana DISCRIMINATING AoAlHsr
THEM AND THEY REFUSE TO TO WORK

assured were friendly T. them The
rest they ignored A. AfmourH
plant Nicholas Goef. president ~
the packing trades council vas
passed hy four times A. swift'F.
Foreman Murphy was ignored At
the AnTlu=Amsflean plant. they re-
iuefated only ten men a. the Mel
HHu Morris plant. -four II BE- q clear
case Of determination IN violation
Of the agreement and an attempt
10 disrupt the union had no re-
course but 10 order another strike q"
President DsnnelIy has called
upon President Golden 70 bring out
the tsauHfeTs. and the mechanical
trades viii also be- called out
All O'Clock this afternoon the ~.
reiala of the Butchers union and
the affiliated unions met AZ the
downtown strike headquartsra for
d conference This meeting will be-
followed At O'Clock hy o. confer
euee between the representative Of
the unions and the packers. lu
which the entire situation will be-
gone over.
The packers fb.a morning confer
rcd AZ the yards aud issued q state
meut to the effect that they we're
surprised that the men were or
dsfcd ont again and slgaifyIng their
Intention 20 carry out the agree
msnt In every particular.
KANSAS CITY. July Z2-Prae-
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AT TACKS
CHILDREN
UGLY DOG ATTACKED LITTLE
LUcETTE BEEUcaAmP THIS
MORNING

Lueette. the little daughter Of
Mra Theodore II. Beauchamp. Hy-
ING a. 10 uulon street. was badly
bitten By a vicious fo1 terrier this
morning while at play In the court
back 81 her home Several days
ago the little son OF Mrs. Beau
champ vas bitten by the same dog.
and the services OF a physician
we're required in both cases. Both
children are still under the doc
tors care. aud the ugly hip wound
suffered by little Lueette r. con-
sidefed a dangerous one BY the fam
ily physician.
Numerous children Of the nelEh-
hOrhood play In the court and ssv-
eral Others have been bitten BY the
dog Among them was l0-year-old
George Bolm 81 1890 Seventh ave-
nue. The owner has several times
been requested 20 have the dog
killed bat because OF the devotion
% the little daughter to the animal
was reluctant 70 do 50 But this
morning. when told that II the dog
was not disposed q an appeal would
be made 10 the authorities. II was
promised TO have the dog cent
away
The dog Is a menace to all the
little ones OF the vicinity, the more
so that IL does not even give warn
ing by barking but sneaks silently
upon its victims
The child Of the owner has been
bitten several times The strange
peculiarly Of the animal IL that
IL always bites its victims on the
hip The dog BIT another child this
morning. and Is said 10 have been
seen about the street foaming At the
mouth.
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Memorial
Services

The friends and admirers 81 the
late IN Franz r. Gee VIII huId me
mortal services tbla evening - s so
o'clock o. the Priest Presbyterian
church under the auarH #sH - tie
King county Medical society %
Was intended fo held the exercises
sarIisr. but tbsy were delayed uufH
tho arrival from Chicago ~ Dr.
Goes brother L. n Cua. manager
Of the singer Manufacturing COM
uanN Ile reached the city Last
evening
Tho proknm that has been ar
ranged Be- as follows
urnsu voluntary George T. Nc
MINUS. orrauist
Lead kindly Light male quar-
tst consisting of George D. king. C.
" Saunders William guuant and
" = AnHauaH
PRAYER Her NJ a Matthews
Address ur J. r. Na.um Of TH-
como. president Washington state
Medical society.
Solo. #Oue sWesuv Solemn
Thought HrH. " H. Whtuearv.
AdHHH.a lion q g. Hughes
short addresses nr IS A. J Mac
Esuzls of Portland Dr james ~
IHuua of Seattle. Or Park Wood
willis off Seattle. and Or Lewis n
Dawson uf EafNe
Reading ~ tha resolutions af eaH-
dHIlu#H adopted Dos the KuE Duan-
e. Medical society
#hHH#U with No male n8HFtaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
MONTANA SPLIT ON
THE TRUST QUESTION
CAMPAIGN STORY THAT pARkE UNDER TIE INFLUENCE
OF TsE OF And COPPER TRUST GIVES ROOSEVELT HOPE
OF CARRYING STATE

result that the entire state r. Up In
arms over the trust question.
The factions on this question are
more sharply divided than along
party lines Naturally Montana 10
democratic state bat this year.
some politicians believe. u may 20
Ter Roosevelt The sentiment
against trusts there 10 strong. and
Roosevelt is recognized as some
thing OF a .truat buster. a. well as
Westeruer IN spirit
Much depends ON the future dec
lafauans u Judge Parker. however.
Tho standard oil Company and the
AmalEamated are in many respects
almost identical. and the political
opponents Of the latter corporation
are likely 20 line up against any
candidate thought to be friendly 20
the Rocykefeller Interests
Mr. kilroy will remain IN Seattle
about two weeks lie il here on a
vacation trip and is accompanied by
Mrs kilroy and his family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
BIG PACKERS STRIKE
DECLARED ON AGAIN
dg serlppa New, Assn,

CHICAGO. July - The stock
yards strike was declared on apHIu
thtH morning when the butchers re
TUNED fu Wfk HHH found conditions
which prevented mHHy from set
tiuK employment aud other alleged
Discrimination
Fifteen or twenty thousand men
reported for work - the packing
houses 60 discover emily that fsW
would be- taken back iu anFsf they
sent committee o. demand re
iuffHttmrut without discriminate
Failing lu tbIs they marked away
Shortly HferNari President boH.
nelly officially declared the men out
sending the following Telegram e.
90 packing aeutsfH.
ordered men out today Boz all de
partmsntas
Tho reason uHHnsIig assigned for
che extraordinary action naH that
tha packers had HlDlHted their agree
maut rs discriminating
The widest excitement prevails
about the yards. although ua riata
have occurred
when the committee ~ strikers
sent - Interview tho Huporutsud-
ent Of the Armour plant reported
the situation hos Do ~ rage went 40
and the packers were cursed round
ly Then the great army ~ Htuk-
era turned and filed CIT II the
yards
Nov the strike places tho packers
IN "a worse plight than ever for
practically an Of the non union men
LEFT last night fearing t. face the
returned strikers The packers Inn
medlataly complained O. ponurliy.
who Haif
The auperutendenta - the YarI-
Que plants walked IN among our
men and picked out a few theY felt
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O'Clock last night when the Rap-
rerts retired he was last seen
alive They spoke 60 him. but be
did not answer them.
Farmer the delivery boy. ala not
bring iu but g. 20 from his route
yesterday Piehl remarked AZ the
time that thiH was the last cent he
had In tho world he told his
friends that be often had strange
dreams iu which he had lost hia
life By hanging
Piehl vas about - years of age
and a member Ut the W0odmen ~
the World and another lodge. lie
carried g. 800 worth NJ insurance Ca
both His wife has been notified 81
his death and will arrive soon 90
make arrangements for the Inter
mfut ~ the body.
Besides his 8lfe. he leaves % son
and fW0 daughters.
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IN TOLLS

ANY Seattle mou who has lost his
wife may get a tip as O. here where
aboufs from sheriff Cudlhec. The
latter received % letter this morning
rom Sheriff ". O. Moore. of Mcr-
ced. Cal stating that Seattle WOO
man. Who calls herself Mabel NJ.
Wilson, but whose real name is
supposed Co be Clark or Walker. is
under surveillance I'm that city
She came Co MERGED q short time
ego with a young fellow named
Madison, who was promptly arrested
for vagrancy and is now working
on the MERGED chain gang.
The woman Is supporting herself
by leading life Of shame. pending
tho release Of her lover from the
city jail. Il is thought the couple
oloped from Seattle. The woman is
plump and fair and rather preslxu..
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The trust question f. the great
and ouly real Issue 10 Montana state
politics IN the present campaign.
SAYS Richard Il klIroy. managing
editor ~ the B9tte Evening News
oue ~ the few politically indepsud-
eut newspapers of the Mountain
state
Considerable excitement has
been aroused In Moutaua by the re-
port that Judge Parker has the
backing a. the Standard OIL Com
pany and other trusts. said Mr.
Kilroy az the Rainier Grand this
morning lu Montana We have
With uH ore ~ the seven great
trusts ~ the country the copper
octopus. otherwise knoRu aa the
Amalgamatsd Copper Company.
To one not a resident 81 the
state II be- impossible 20 realize TO
hat ~ enormous extent that trust
has worked ita way Into business
enterprises Of every sort. with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

James Mccormick. a lahoref and
recently an empioye az the county
hospital was murdered at Z O'Clock
Tits morning by John h Rouse. an
acquaintance 90 hls aud the night
bartender at the Magnolia saloon
elI First avenue south There we're
several witnesses to the murder All
saw that the bartender first slapped
Mccormick from behind the bar.
telling him to the noor. The man
act 60 his feet and Rouse rushed
from behind the bar and struck him
g powerful blow IA the forehead
The man went down hard and the
tystandefs are not sure whether
BE- struck the iron foot-rail At the
bottom 81 the bar or net. but he
never reKained consciousness
The harkeepcr. with the assist
aree 81 the mans friends draeged
BIN back into the rear Of the ga
Icon Rouse tclephoued the police
for the patrol wagon. saving there
was a sick man In the place and
evidently wishing the man removed
90 the WavsIde Mission hospital.
Sergeant Powers answered the
telephone and told Rouse that he
could not send the patrol wagon on
such a mission. but inferred that
abe case was one fer a doctor or
the city ambulance Rouse would
rot say who he was over the phone.
but kept repeating the sentence
They want the patrol wagon down
here
officer phHhr.sk passed the place
several times after the affray had
taken place and uae notified almost
- minutes afterwards bv someone
who hat heard about the trouble
When rhIihFiak arrived be immedls
ateiY rang up the police station and
told the captain Ia charge that
something Vas WruuE no the Mag
nolta saloon. and asked that the
ambulance b. sent down Later ha
called up again and told the police
that Il Ras not raac Tor the am
bulance. but a carouer's ease. a. the
mar vas dead
Coroner Hoye was notified and
he With Deputy Coroner Cunning
ham. Investigated the ease The
body was then removed q the Boa.
rcF Watson morEus Rouse csz
eaped aF left husriedfy with evident
iutentions - leaving the city. for
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MOTHER OF DR.. F. H. COE
NOT EXPECTED To LIVE
OVERCOME BY DEATH or Her SON. TIE LOVING MOTHER Is
FRUSTRATED BY GRIEF

Mrs. Susan n zoe. mother o. The
late ur. 3. ~ Gee. has been IN an
unconscious condition since last
sunday morning and j. expected. b.
attending physicians 60 die within
the next feN hours. She = - years
~ axe and the Shock produced uu
her nervous system ~ the death -
her son has affected hsr probably
fatally Yesterday On. side 81 her
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on at Tacoma

TACOMA. July 90 Today the
third annual aaenRerfeat OF the
North Pacific SaeBgerbund opened
here. The day was given up 10 re-
cciying and entertaining the mem
bers Of the society from outside
points. This afternoon a combined
rehearsal OF all the societies took
place ~ the Tacoma thoater A
business session will be- held tomor-
row morning, another rehearsal ia
the afternoon and a grand concert
az night.
Sunday there Will be big pa
rade. followed by a picnic at Half
way park. South Tacoma. A ban
quet Will be- held Sunday night at
Germania hall.
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body became rafaiyzed and nov the
worst Ia feared
MrH Zoe asa ln constant attend
ans" upon her son uafI he did LAST
saturday morning She bore au
well untIl sunday morning when
there Haa a reaction. ard the aged
woman sank into an unconscious re-
from which she has not Set recuq-
cred
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Thepape Ia 90 fair health yet bit
be has Lost much strength ant Is
thinnsr. uNlug % the confinement a
yeaf in the vatican ila face haa
taken on a HaiIar aud NOR tpif=
Itusiir expression Hut he m1ft
startling change t. the lose of sAd#
ncHa De though weighted H0an b.
the cares aud tfaHblaH Of his hlEh
office. thai has replaced bla former
IutIal inuk
The photograph shows him Ia tie
shIfs napaI robes. the TEL eiua s
and red hat
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for The iast 10 days harribl. amsrl
has arisen az the place In question.
faaserahy have been sen - place
their two FINGERS on each eide Of
thr bose aui eErrgIar a gentle pee
sure. Whiis at The aafnr time q rhfur
- TIE shoulders faid 200 pIafaf,
their opinion - the lastly on The
Part ~ the paid city afnetzfn Pa
tfolfnan HunueH eaulI uat stand fhs
pressure ~ the MANY complaints LET
alone the stencil itssif 90 despair.
lHgiY b. turned the matter over Co
thr chief ~ police
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ROME July g This ia the lai.
est Photograph o. the pope taken
nuiY two weeks aKn after be- had
been ou the paual throne "a fow
week Jess than a year
The photograph is remarkable
likeness ami b. remarkable as sell
for showing the change in fI- pope
A. Cardinal EaHo patriarch n
Venice the present pop iod "a
active life lie performed al the
duties IF parish priest AMI Enent
much time Iu the open cir iie sac
UjdY rather laraH and lea l.efd i
health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
RATE RAISED

Nj Cooper. representing the ma
rine department Of the Calhoun.
Teuuy a Twins. states that their
mornings cable today gives inHur-
auee quotations Of 20 and 90 per
cent. respectively; that is per
cent by Nentrals and per cent by
Japanese bottoms. Al these rates.
he says. there is practically an un-
limited market at Lloyds. II lie I'M
derstood that some companies have
decided TO drop out Of the Oriental
marine Insurance business for the
uInenut
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SWEDE KILLED


T0nsrIaI % Tbs ttafI
VANCOUVER y. q. IIiF ~ "A
special from Fsrnis. o. e.. EIfea IN.
details - fatal accident tfat D..
CURED there at an earIe haar Wsd
Hfa.iaT morning guH Grant q
sHeas. vaH ran over anI INSTANTLY
killed in the Canadian Pacific au.
road yards.
Ills body we found by n~Hrs.
tfian on the track near tha dsHst
The -hrad was completely severed
from the trunk A slice uaa ala
taken OFF one foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
PRIMARIES HELD
TOMORROW MIGHT

Democratic primaries for the
county convention are % be held
tomorrow night The only contests
that are likely 10 be at all inter
osting are the ones for sheriff and
prosecuting attorney Jay Allen Is
said 90 be the strongest candidate
for the latter nomination. while for
the nomination OF sheriff. Jack
Williams is said 20 be a little
stronger than James Qwlter.
The democratic state committee
will next Monday open headquarters
In three rooms on the first floor Of
the seattle hotel
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Had Strange
HalIuCinatiOn
eUsTAyUs piEHL. BAKER or WEST SEATTLE HUNG AIM
SELF BECAUSE he SOME ONE WAS AFTER HIM

The stln and llfeleaa body q
Guatagas Piehl. a West Seattle
baker vas found in the stock room
a. bic shop hanging from the raft
erH by a harness strap. this morn
ing He had committed suicide
some time last night A piece Of
hailing rope had been used a. "a
moose The harness had been de-
spoiled N a long strong strap. from
which the body swung with the
head dropping on tho chest and the
arms with hands rIeHcued hanging
stifny a. his side The stable and
stock room n the shop are near the
store.
Charley Farmer. a boy rs years
~ age is employed 10 deliver the
bead and pies made hy pIehI
When be entered the stable this
morning 10 clean the horse be- was
struck dumb at the sight ~ his
employers lifeles8 body swinging
from the raftcr he notified Philip
Rupert. partner of the dead man.
who In turn notified the coroner.
Deputy Coroner Arnold Investigated
the case aud had the body removed
~ the Bonncy- Watson morEuo
About ten days ago Plehl came
20 West Seattle from Republic
where he has q bake shop. lie left
this property IN charge Of his wife.
with Instructions for her 10 sell IL
y she could. The failure 10 neRo-
tate a sale Of this property and his
futile attempts 70 keep his head
shove the 0ateF Of financial failure
are supposed. BY his friends and
partner. % BE- the cause for his tax
ina his life Re arranged with Rup-
pert u take q half interest in the
place and brought o lot 81 candy.
making Implements with him from
Republic. ttaHtl
few nights ago he seemed 10 he
IN q Departing mood and remarked
at the time that he would XIII him
self b. was ii a.babit Of wanar.
ing of By HlnNelf and told hts
friends thgt men. were after him.
trying 10 fang: MN. Yesterday he
fatoa - O.. A. eaasde -se,t,a
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Suit
Against HeinZe

Especial 10 The Starr
BUTTE Mont, July q r. Au.
Rustus Ileluzo and his agents are
sued again. The Boston a Mon
tana Mining Company an Amalga-
mated corporation. brought SUIT
yesterday for sh.7t0.000, alleged n
have been looted from mines al.
joining iioiuaea Minnie ileaiN mine
through underground slopes and
tunnels Two suits FOR million
and q hair euoh were filed few
days ago on like causes. ana Il ia
clearly tho intention 20 begin ln ag
gleasiee legal Wafufe on fteihze.
Hciu1o has for geaHg been sufnr
tho vaft0ls corporations OF tn
Amaigamate4 cmnWnD. Gut glefe
tufuyo Tho Nsnalaanmfed nanlle caS-
arEsd uns5eig m $40 lz.gs.r1soc. ~
s.garft i rgrpfStssL * gss>s-ssSI,.. ~
.estI4341t .fa4sr4ff = >. ~
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sys.emhue legal warfare has been
beHuu on ueiuze. and the political
situation promises KrrHt develop
meuiE. The war BE- nu BOO earnest
and o. iH the declared Intention ~
The AuHiEHHHIeH people 90 drive
Heiuga fruH Montana
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VERDICT

The cofonef's jury IA the inquest
over the body Of Goofas .tove.
brought IN a verdict late tiiIs after-
noon that the Decreased came 70 his
death by a pistol sh0t tgom the
hands eG Mss. e,oglfudo nohh. at
colnon dogis iu tnja cils. Il Do
velopoa o. t2n AangNe fiHt the pine
toi Win ytgso A ~ rai. ssasl Is nni
IA TN uaeas g:s,s ks'sre
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CAR To RELEASE
BRITISH STEAMER
HAS BGsS sGrrlEo-oARo ANELLEs FEATURE IS srlLI


WASHINGTON. July q The
state department haa been advised
b. the American embassy af 81
P~tefabarE that the British rmhass
~ has been officially notified % the
release Of the Malacea BY the Rue
sian authorities.