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OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE.
infringement on Territorial Rights
To be Followed by DeCIara.
ton OF War.
Posters PlaCardcd In Guatemala City
Calling for Assassination OF
President Cabrera.

New orleans. July i7.-An alleged
coalition Of the Central American re-
pubics agains, Guatemala is reported
I'm a special dispatch from Mexico.
The dispatch, which quotes a friend
OF Gen. BaHnas az authority. says:
Last March Salvador. Honduras
and Nicaragua entered into an Often
siye and defensive coalition against
Guatemala agreeing that the moment
there was am Infringement by Guate-
mala Of territorial rights OF either %
the three confederates q declaration
of war against Guatemala should fol-
low"
The dispatch also says that John
jenkins Of Omaha Neb. consul gem
eral Of the United States az san SAL
Nador. is on his way az the request ~
the SalNadorean government 20 pre-
sent 90 President Roosevelt a COPY ~
"a diplomatic circular issued by saliva
dor claiming that The present troubles
began last March whsn Or Fortiu
charge d'afaires Of Saliva l0r al Guate-
mala city found that nis mail was
being tempered with
Later &c is alleged the circular
says DIT Forth reported 10
his government that President cabrera
OF Guatemala had secured 60 Beers an
Chicago. St Louis and New Orleans 10
80 TO Salvador aud join indictments
there in an attempt 20 disrupt the
government. Ia the circular are quot
ed also copies Of kilograms from Presl-
dent Cabrera 10 the minister Of the
Salvador foreign department. charging
that Gen. Regalado and President Es-
Gallon N Salvador conspred with the
end Of procuring Cabrere's assassina-
tlon.'
a copy Of this circular Is now said
20 be in the possession OF the Next
can department Of foreign affairs. II
Is further stated that posters have
been placed in Guatemala city. calling
for the assassination u President Ca.
, brera. Some OF these mssiyes have
even been posted opposite the walls OF
/ the presidents residence, which Is
/ guarded by about 1000 picked men.
Cabrera Is said 10 be practically a
/ prisoner in his residence and 10 IA r.
/ his food tested FOR poison before cath &
/ it
MARBLEHEAD AT ACAJuTLA.
Washington. July IA cablcgram
. received at the navy department to-
day from Commander Mulligau. Of the
M8rbIehead. announced the arrival Of
that ship at Acaiutla a port on the
COS 80 ~ Guatemala, nearer the boundary
I between that country and Salvado.
/ than la Libertad. where she was yes
/ fsrHay
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CHICAGO EXPOSURES.
Winnipeg. Manitoba, VIII Benefit Ma
terially From Them.

New York. July IA dispatch to
morning paper from Winnipeg, Kan"
says.
This city g. TO benefit materially from
tAe exposures affecting the Chicago
meat packing industry. Dchnlie an
pouncement is expected within a few
days that company backed by Thorn
as Linton. VIII establish an immense
hacking plant here, IN an effort 90 cap
tune the trade with Great Britain, the
American scandals have killed. Sir
Thomas had planned TO start plant
IN Chicago or some other American
center on basis capable Of success
fully competing with Armour Swift or
Cudahy. Now Il Is announced here that
he has altered his plans and decided 20
locate in Winnipeg keeping this in-
dustry under the British flag.
Another message intimated that the
Cuiahy comNny viii establish a
branch al Toronto Junction. just out
side of Toronto.
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Supports Both Houses Of Parlia-
ment Against His Own
Ministers.
NO COALITION CABINET YET.
Agrarian Committee Appeals to the
Country against Governments
Agrarian Proposals.

81 Petersburg july 1.-THE om-
,,.,., last Mich, .,.,-.,.l Ola. Mn ~
lht lower mousse OF paIAameh' WHICH
was adopted by the upper house. APP
formulating g. 0oD 0Db flr famine re-
d., a.. .........,..- a.. .....,,.io.,
w. '"'' ''pP''""e quo
OF both houses OF parliament against
his own ministers This law Is The first
enactment ~ 3D., p,s.,,, ,,rii.,pent
ana represents the net iesal result vi
@ session OF over two months
Tha rsUers today san, .bat tho au-
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or ''-'"'' oi' 16"'' go
a. shipou' former president Of me
zcmstyo council. and NJ Yermoloff,
leader az tb. r,rs.,,,,i,.. r.,,,, ,,r-
t.-.
W. 10 rene" 'l7" attempts 10 I"uu''
the Constitutional Democrats 90 enter
q coalition cabinet
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l. S. & NJ. S. CASE.
Government spring, surprise, Wit.
ncsecs Being Excused Permanently.

cleveland, o.. July 1.-THE govern.
mont sprung q surprise iu the grand
Jury Investigation OF the relations 81
the Lake Shore and Michigan South
crH railroad. and lhe Standard On com.
yany today when The session Of the jury
l.as adjourned ana al the witnesses
vho were 20 appear were excused per-
Uauently.
This action is taken 90 mean that the
Investigation Is ended. and that tha
grand jury will az once begin consii-
Grafton Of the testimony submitted
Asked as 90 the meaning ~ The adj
journmmt Of the grand jury District
Attorney Sullivan said:
I'VE suspended the Inquiry because
We arc through with our witnesses Tho
Jury has been adjourned until Q o'clock
ihis afternoon We may can other wit-
issses. and the jury may again he al-
turned until tomorrow
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Charged With Maintaining a
Combination in Restraint
OF Trade.
HEAVY JUDGMENT DEMANDED.
Amount Asked Is STi,iO0--It i Fur
Their Asked That Charters be
Annullcd.

ST. Louis. July l7.-Afer an inves-
tigatlon OF three weeks Circuit Atty
Sageh today filed suits IN The circuit
court against the Polar Wave Ice &
Fuel company and the Merchants Ice q
Coal company on the allegation that
these companies were IN an alleged
combination to restrain trade and to tx
aud maintain prices OF ice.
The sections upon which the prosecu-
tions are based provide that any asso-
citation Of individuals or company which
stan combine TO regulate or nN the
price Of any article shall be deemed
guilty Of conspiracy 20 defraud aud
may be nned from IS 90 500 Tor every
day such association continues 90 do
So.
The officers of the Polar Wave lee q
Fuel company are. X. q. Whitelaw
pres ideut. John e.. MuCkerman, vice
president. J. G.. Muckerman, treasurer
and general manager, II. +. Pennlng
secretary. otto Stifel Is said 90 be pres
ideEt Of the Merchants Ice q Coal COM
pany and William Bocke is the Sec
Rotary.
Investigation into he fee situation
ln 81. Louis was begun early in The
spring soon after an increase in the
price OF ice 90 househOldcrs was au-
uounced OF from 80 cents per 100
pounds to 40 cents The petition ale
leges that the Polar Wave aud Mfr-
chants companies on or about the hrst
day of August. 1904, entered into an
unlawful agreement, combination ana
understanding With each other ana
with other persons. firms and corpora
lions whose names al this time are
60 the informant unknown, 90 Jointly
nx the prices 90 boz charged by each
Of them Tor ic- at wholesale and re-
tail in ST. Louis and TO Jointly main
tain the prices for ice az wholesale aud
retail in violation OF the laws Of the
state Of Missouri"
The suits ask that Judgment for
S1l.s0u be assessed against each COM
pauy as fines Tor the IA days that the
alleged agreement has been In erect
and IL further asks that the charters
/ under which they have been doing
/ business be declared null and void
The charges are based on sections
I S.565. $3.50 and S,56S ot the revised
statutes Of the state Of Missouri
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candidate 10 succeed himself AS grand
trustee and nothing else some 10 his
friends however. declare they viii
nominate the Montana man aUd siam-
ptde the convention On his favor
PRETTY CEREMONY
No concentrated opposition Oh rhn8.
delphia has developed aud that city
will probably win the next couyou-
ton. At II O'Clock last night one ot
thu prcttlest -eremouies observed n
connection with the Elks convention
was held In memory II "Our Atsu t
Brothers
At that hour whistles blew and
bells tolled To remind the Elks. wher-
ever they we're Of the time ~ night
The ceremony viii b. observed in the
same way during each nlght Of tha
week
The annual report of Fred G. Robin.
son, grand secretary of the grand
lodge. made public. shows that on
July there were 22f,Ses members. an
increase u 1897. Tho report also
shows that the order Is IN the most
satisfactory financial condition as well
as showing an immense amount Of re-
lief work done during the year
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COLOMBIA ron NEw TREATIES.

New York. July 1.-THE following
cable dispatch was received Zoo this city
yesterday from BoEota Colombia:
Colombian national commercial COM
gress assembled IN Bog0l represent
ing all parts Of the republic. has uuan-
imously adopted resolutions iudorsing
favorably the negotiations begun by
President Reyes and Minister Marriott
for new treaties With tho United States
and Panama This action Is most im-
portant, assuring the support of The
business interests"
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MARBLEHEAD AT ACAJUTLA.
SOUTH AMERICAN FUSS.
Evening Of July rs Probably Date for
The ArmistlCc.

Washington, July 1.-THE evening o.
July rs probably viii De- fixed as the
time FOR an amistlcs in Central Amer
lea. pending the settlement OF the dis
pute involving salvador Guatemala
and Honduras. The stale department
received dispatches today from the city
OF Mexico. from Guatemala city and
from san Salvador indicating that al
the powers involved in the war are
willing Co agree upou an arnlsucr
aui that tomorrow evening. az he uWe
seems Co De acceptable % al the powers.
So further engagements have been re-
ported 90 the state department and
Inc officials here have no adyices con-
corning thc report from the city OF
Mexico OF heavy losses of he
San salvador. Monday. July is, 5 p.
u. tDeayed1-Tho b,.iIgerents today
ssrced upon an armistice.
II h claimed .hst The Guaiomalan5
dp.mg 10, recent lighting used cZplo-
sr.c bullets. notwithstanding The fact
that Guatemala signed the Geneva
convention.
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MAJ. BARTLETT'S AFFAIRS.
Investigation Shows Shortage Mp
proxlmating $50, 900.

Washington, July l1.-lt was stated
at the treasury department today that
an investigation recently concluded OF
the affairs of the late Maj. George A.
Bartlett, disbursing officer Of the treas
ury department. shows a shortage APP
proxlmatlng $4,000 About $4,000 OF
this amount. however Is said to have
being innocently paid out on fraudulent
vouchers presented by James Boyd, a
clerk in the Marine hospital service
who In September last was arrested
and Is now IN jail pending his trial for
misappropriating government funds
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London. July l,-The general core
gress Of Socialist W HfiIsme1tary
committees 0pnod here today. The
ntst action of tlc cong -ess was 90 ex-
uel the rcvsuapermon hs foreign dele.
oates fearing that detailed reports 0f
IN, proceedings woui' bring them I'M
Pleasantly 90 tho u0H.. of their gov
cumcnts Tho genera. purpose seems
to be 90 attempt 90 unity the action o'
th, Socialists in the various pirlI1-
T.tufs
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ST. PETERSBURG
POLICE HAVE STRUCK

SO Taft-snufr JuIE -aCurisrab.a
aim has f,asa caused tv coo toFinrlur
~ . eir|El % pl..Dt hGr. Iu two dis
f.-ts Uf Do ofmtal today tto policemen
r.lrsrd 90 arp.sr f0I dufy saf IaU night
a-. ..uad. Vhase captain was Occurring
n.u frr declining to lrak ~ o. msci-
I-a throw down th,.f arms end left thf
rfarru.
mo strike b. 0rtfrEtIr brffd on eco
rdrrl- reasons. including an accounting o,
tho msu.s savings. UhiCh 70 = chained aIs
withheld without .rtsrest The authUr'
Tee however declare that The strike vai
Inspired by agitatoiS
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FATAL HOTEL FIRE.
one Person Burned 10 Death, Seven
Overcome by Smoke.

Pittsburg, July lin fire at the
Hotel Park, Second avenue and Grant
streets, early today one was burned to
death, another was fatally injured and
seven were overcome with smoke and
were rescued from asphyxiation. The
fire was caused by a burning gas jet
and was discovered by the policeman
who tried to send In an alarm from
several boxes before the fire depart
ment responded Because Of the de-
fective fire alarm system, there was
much delay and when the department
arrived the upper floors Of the hotel
were burning vigorously
James Conway. city employe, who
lived at the hotel. was burned TO death,
having been overcome by smoke. and
Neal Corners. the bartender was IA
tally injured In jumping from a second
story window John Lawler, a Pitts
burg policeman. was slightly injured
In jumping, and several members Of
the family Of a police sergeant who re-
sided at the hotel. were overcome In
their apartments, but were carried out
by fremen.
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OFFER TO BUY WALSH ROAD.

Chicago. July 1.-THE Evening Jour
hal>today says the New York Central
road has made a bid Of SIS 900 600 for
the two railroads owned by John r.
Walsh. the former president OF the de-
funct Chicago National bank.
The two roads owned by Mr. Walsh
are the Southern Indiana and the
Chicago Southern. both Of them being
located IN Indiana.
According TO the Journal the IN.
nois Central and the Chicago. Mnwau-
kee 81. Paul are said to be anxious
10 buy the roads. but have not as yet
gone to the extent which Il is declared
the New York Central has
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FARMER SHOOTS HIS DAUGHTER.

Salna. Kas.. July Nv. A. Mar
tin. a farmer living near Culver yes
terday shot his youngest daughter
Rachel, aged p, IN the back. and then
shot himself In the head He shot al
Mrs q. Simpson Of Minneapolis, Kan,
a married daughter but missed her.
Martin viii die. The daughter will re-
cover No motive Is known.
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American Bankers Association
Sends Warning to Merchants
Throughout the Country.
DONE BY MAKING PURCHASES.
Claims 10 be Travelling Agcnt-lIas
Operated From Texas TO
Montana.

Chicago July lI-Chicago depart
ment stores and merchants throughout
the country were warned yesterday 10
be- ON the lookout o. operations Of a
clever bogus check worker whose iden-
tity is unknown The warning came
from the American Bankers assocla-
ton
Ills method OF operation, accord
ing to detective agency, is to pre-
sent checks for about $40 10 $50 IN the
office Of the store, representing that he
had not sufficient money 10 pay for his
purchases
The swindler gets his checks az yar.-
Gus banks, where he manages TO secure
blocks OF ordinary counter checks.
During January he operated in ST.
Louis. Milwaukee and Louisville under
the name OF a. c. Acton, his checks,
purporting 10 have been signed by 5.
X. Swanson & Brother. Galeshurg, H.,
the checks being issued for amounts
ranging from Sl275 10 $50, he claim
ing 20 be travelling age for this firm.
He also passed some checks purporting
10 have been signed By Harris a
Ridgley I'm New orleans.
During March and April he operated
from Dallas. Texas, northwcstvard
through Colorado. Montana and Wash
ington, receiving cash on worthless
checks drawn to the order OF II. NJ.
Moore. purporting to have been signed
by J. r. Mercer and drawn on the
Penn National bank Of Reading. Pa.
During this trip he passed checks IN
Tacoma and Seattle and also operated
in Oregon At Denver be represented
himself as a clergyman.
He next appeared IN Grand Rapids
where he operated under the name OF
w. NJ. Warde. These checks purport
TO have been signed by Hrth, Krduse
q Company Of Grand Rapids.
The swindler is described as 50 10 40
years Of age, feet, s or inches IN
! height l4O pounds In weight slight
build. medium dark hair mixed with
gray. close cropped moustache or clean
] ghuygU
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Lisbon Portugal July l5-Ovlng 20
the arrest ~ soldier o mutuy OCCUR
f,i hero today among ne troops Who
formed part ~ au eyrciitonary force
g. which thc man belonged, ana which
were chartered in barracks prrpara-
tory t1 their departure Tho soldiers
made d.s1Iiarly demonstration
threatening 'n attack p.hce hoalQuar-
tors The authorities finally succeeded
Do calming ths mu,luoHrs
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HARTIE DIVORCE CASE.
Judge Enli,cns Dull Proceedings With
\ IAulc Lecture tn attorneys.

pWshlfF luN li-T1o VIDE prom.-
,rrrs case Uas ODE subject 0f further rf.
marts lt judge Robert Frazer when
tne tr.al was roVmfU iHdst. Tho iu0F
talked On counsel .u tfr same Doc s
YESTERDAY saving fhHf ir i.I rrt wish tu
surhas1e Hs assertion ih7t there i1i
hon Goo much taking ONT of c0uTf
Tho remarks 0f ihr ildFe relieved 'le
nDr0tort n the testimony which Nos
crfirsi, bv handwriting experts and toi-
srr8 Ground chat red already trra fraftf-
esf I-mrs DrN ana james Do. on hr.h
connected glh local banks saId thar Mrs
uartis boz iheI opinion. did rot writ.
the susie WarrCr lr'ter as dif also 2
n Nl~e'v Tho laffr bed % refresh
ingly new definition for ihe nilslye in the'
h ala Ii "Nas not full n lIfe." meaning
that ID vas net a free hand.
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TROUBLE AT TEHERAN.
Imperial order for New Ministry Of
Imstlcc GAncitCd.

Teheran. Persia July l1.-An i'm.
perial order for the formation OF a new
ministry az justice, with FUN details for
90, organization was gazettcd today. Il
{, hoped that this viii satisfy the male
contents. The bazars have reopened
th, troops have been Withdrawn and
the priests have left tho great mosque
and gone 20 a point siX miles out Of the
litV
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MRS. I. G. SLOAN,

Manufacturers
Che recipient Of sad message last nEl il came ron m
d where she had been the hospital Tor the past week
orr uoT raus n stated
Miss May Barton OF THIS
beautiful and
Of remembered resigned feN
Grande
10 The
spend the
learn IN hen sloan she wn reach here
salt Lake Route
a probably be he'd
from church Thurs day.
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RUNAWAY At THE PRESIDE,

san Francisco. July lL-Three per-
sons were injured one Of them fatally.
IN a runaway accident at the Preside
yesterday afternoon. Sister Bernhard
and sister Ceanne, OF the home for the
aged were thrown violently and badly
bruised about the body and cat about
the face. John Hogan. an old man who
lives at the home, was so seriously
hurt that he may not recover from his
injuries
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Reddlug. Cal. July l7.-Carl Coats of
Mammoth. or. employed Iu q lumber
yard at Hill Cal, one mile south Of The
Osgood line was struck by @ train
Saturday evening as De- was crossing
the tracks. He died % few hours later.
Goats was % years of age.
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NOT BUBoNIC PLAGUE.

Hayre. July 11-Dr Potteyin d.
rector OF the local health department.
denies the reports thar a sailor died re-
Gently here ~ bubouir plague. lie sail
tho case was acute septiCaomia. not re-
scmblng the plague and adds that the
sanitary condition Of the city is excel
ltUf
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CHICAGO. MACkINAC
YACHT RACE FINISHED.

Chicago. July 1.-THE first nine boats
finished as follows in the Chicago
Mackinac yacht race:
Vanadls Hawthorne, Juanita. Alice,
Hussar. Mistral, Neteenor, Neva, VAN
nan.
About an hour and IS minutes sep
arated the first and last The finish
was IN heavy rain.
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ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Edmund 4. Bailey and Mife for That
OF JAY LaWdcr.

Fulton Nc, July l7.-Edmund 7.
Bailey and his wife Ava were placed
on trial here today for the murder N
JAY Lawder, a wealthy mineowner at
Farbcr. IN November last Bailey shot
and killed LaVder as he latter w1s
about 10 board a train. He gave as
biz reason that Lawde- had been to1
friendly with Mrs Bailey Later Mrs.
Bailey announced that she had told he
husband a few days before The murdc,
o. her relations with Lawder, and she
was indicted as an accessory before the
fact
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Nrw York july r-Whns standing H
fra roar platform NJ trolley car today
William Hrruseit ~ Waco. Tex. wa
r.htaI Dr. uckr0fkets NJ wallet crn.
taIrIrr N- ard Waco draft ON a bans
ir fhls civ ior $50 This be il' a-o 'n
lime preusfrff Dos been robbed win
gaiIre New York ON the other orraf',.
ht I..t ff'
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BRAVE KING ALFONSO.

Madrid. July l7-Whio King Alton
50 and queen Victoria were driving in
tho billy su1urhs OF Madrid yesterday
the horse became frightened and back
ell the carriage TOO near icouyijy Tho
hing sprang out soit,i me h0rs 81
bride and dyCrted the dHugcr
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LODGE e5' BADGES ALL GONE
suouIy Snapped up by Those Who
Wished TO Keep Them as
Souvenirs.
..d Lodge Held its First Business
session at 9 O'Clock THIS
Afternoon.
special to the "News,")

D.,ver. July l7.-Salt Lake was IN
A., lime light in Denver today. Held's
,gperb band and the Juvenile band both
,.ads hits as they marched through
,bs streets and INDUCED in a number
=, serenades. All the newspaper offices
rsrs visited. Tom Pitt is about the
,roudest man in the Queen City Of the
plains while every unit of the big Utah
Allegation IS boosting all the time,
Last night Held's band followed BY
biz contingent OF representatives
rom 50" marched to the big tent OF
tse Carnival of Nations, where a con-
,,rt was INDUCED In, After every piece
,spdered the crowd INDUCED In enthusi-
ssuc applause. Salt Lake Is confident
~ Carrying of some Of the prizes ana
nurses hung up and when II comes 10
,4presentation there is not another out
,de delegation here that can equal II
In number.
Today the ladies' OF the party who
registered on their arrival here arr
being shown the city from the vantage
Of the tonneaux OF automobiles. The
number Of free entertainments that
have been provided for the delectatlon
OF the visitors Is overwhelming. From
Elltch's gardens all along the line a
D. p. o. Z. badge is the open sesame. "
The weather Is lovely and everything
gives promise Of dazzling purple
week.
Just TO give an idea OF the wids
sWath the Salt Lakers are cutting,
the big supply Of badges brought along
was exhausted this morning, as every
body wanted one as a souvenir In
consequence a big order for more has
been wired to Salt Lake.
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Rlveuifa. CALI July iI-Saua p
,--ir So. ,s vss'bou13 was wrecked pr
Geo Brrta tris morning. Enrlnosr
war b9H bis ler leg broken end the
fscartofei body ~ on unknown man
was found buried under 'he wre-kae'
He ls supposed % have been a tramp
n is believed q broken hange cause 3
the wreck