Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

fNInfJ NNf lUhHU b'uN WI NlNll W WV
ana Ninth south streets, near tho Rio
tirnndo Western railroad tracks, Just
before s o'clock this morning tie died
by his own hand, The body N now at
Evans undertaking parlors, ana the
police believe that Caluultl was q
brother or pal NJ the Italian or creek
killed AT Union when the two men at.
tempted to buraloriao the Union go.
op,
IN A p0OL or BLOOD
Tho body Of Comnlli vas found 90
feet east ~ tho RIO Grandc tracks and
900 yards north Of Ninth North street
by yard man m the employ Of the
railroad company who happened 10 be
passing that point The yard man at
once ,elephoned 10 the police and ser.
gcsn, IIompol and Patrol Driver Arm'
strong immediately went TO tho scene
ni,is body lying IN u pool of blood,
his right hand slightly cN,chIng a
Harrington & Richards S.cnlibcr re-.
voyer. The weapon WAS loaded with
the exception Of ono chamber from
which the fatal shot had been fred,
ColunitI had fred a bullet into his right
temple, The ball passed through the
mans head and through hIs hat, Death
waa probably instantaneous,
From the condition of the body, II ls
believed tho suicide was committed
about midnight or possibly . o'clock
this morning No Que IN the nclghbor.
hood remembers hearing q shot nrcd,
CERTIFICATE or SALE.
II IL not. absolutely certain that the
dead mans name II NJ given above,
bu, on his person was found note
which reads!
salt Lake City, July s. 'Ot
sold 10 Peter Colunt one lIarrng.
ton & Richards revolver"
The signature could not be dccIph.
cred, hut the receipt was undoubtcd.
" signed by AN Italian or Greek
HANDSOME. AND WELL DRESSED,
The dead man was well dressed, lie
was about feet 10 inches IN height
and weighed probably moro than 100
pounds lie looks very much like the
robber killed by young Francis For.
bush nj Union, IN fact the reeom.
blance IN most striking, This colnci'
dcncc associated with tho fact that the
suicide had nothing except the note,
by which no could be identified, loads
tho authorities TO the conclusion thnt
M was probably a brother Of the man
killed, II IL the officers theory That
Colnnitl feared capture and decided to
XIII himself rather than submit 10
arrest
WILL BE NO INQUEST
In addition 10 the gun, Sergeant
Iompe found q box Of cartridges and
n package Of tobacco, Ilompol at once
notified Justice Dana 7, Smith, who
ordered the body removed to Evans
Undertaking parlors Justice smith
stated to the News that ne did not
mink an inquest would be held os
there was every evidence of self de-
structlon. The man had no money In
his clothing, except Ave cent piece
A GREEK DENIAL"
n, T. smthakos, president OF tho
Greek, community IN Utah, called at
the News today TO deny that the
dcnd ,obbcr lying at Evans undertake
np establishment was Greek, lie
said that over % Greeks had called
during today aud yesterday to inspect
tho remains and that none Of them
had been able 70 identify A careful
canvass Of ~ Crooks At bingham
Junction and Murray had resulted IN
accounting for all Of them, s,aIhakos
has great respect for Ms people aud
their integrity lie argued that at
their Organization last May a leading
feature WAS the obligation each Of
thcn took 10 learn his duty 10 Amen'
can governmental forms ana to obey
them
we have ma Greeks he declared
"Nho 20 abou, stealing Police forces
and deputy mnrshals have remarkably
little trouble with our people Wher.
evcr they are settled IN America, fol
our country, which " the lltlleI IN
geography and the greatest In history
hhR not taught hNlcssne's or dlsrc'
gard for proper conduct"
when asked what nationality ht
considered tho man 10 bo Htaihakt
sald he might be any OF several ma
,lons. Italian, Hungarian or Austrian
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