The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
OLLIE POWELL
DIES OF WOUNDS
Girl Victim of Mad Lovers
Deadly Aim First to
Expire.
YOUNG GRAY CAN LIVE
BUT SHORT TIME LONGER
Mother and Sister of the Young
Man VIII Probably
Recover.
Special to The Tribune.

| Special to The Tribune.
BOISE Ida. Jan. 24-Miss Ollie Pow
ell. the first victim of Henry Neuebaum-
cr's deadly shotgun yesterday, lies dead
at the home of her parents, near Cald-
well tonight. She died at st. Luke's hos
pital 1T $40 this morning., She was con-
| sciouS to within few minutes of the end,
which seemed peaceful and without pain.
Her father, mother and other members
Of the family arrived yesterday afternoon
and were with her at the time OF death.
Bullet Pierced Lungs.
One bullet struck her, flattencd against
a rib and then tore it's way through the
lungs. passing into the stomach The
hcmorrhage did not cease, and she slow
ly bled TO death The body was prepared
for burial and taken 10 Caldwell this
Lafayette Gray. another of the victims
is In Il hopeless condition. and It IL
thought he can live only few hours
His abdominal wounds are very serious
and he was struck in the head with
buckshot. He is at st. Luke's hospital
where everything possible is being dono
for him There are two bullet holes In
his abdomen, each one penetrating the In
testines. He reacted from the operation
of closing the incisionss yet the nature
OF the wounds is such that hope Of re-
coVery is gone.
Others Not Serious
arc at st. AlphonuS hospital Mrs Gray
vas shot in the groin, the bullet passing
into the abdominal cavity. IT has not
been located, but she Is resting well and
has about recovered from shock. Unless
complications SET In which are entirely
unlocked for physicians believe she VIII
Lillian Gray was wounded in the fieshy
part of the right arm. above the elbow,
the bullet then plowlng a furrow across
the back. No Inflammation has appeared.
and considered
serious
This afternoon the Coroner's jury
brought in II verdict TO the effect that
Henry Neuebaumer died from gunshot
wounds inflicted by himself with suicidal
intent
Edward Neucbaumer, brother OF the
dead man. is on his way from his home In
jamestown. Cal to take charge of his
brothers remains and effects
Jury Brings in Verdict.
1t is said Neuebaumcr left money and
property totalinB in value hundreds of
thousands OF dollars. In the deeds he
made out last Wednesday. by which he
transferred his Idaho holdings to his
brother, the consideration was placed nt
5000. though the property is known to be
worth many times that amount He kept
large bank accounts at Portland and Sc
both cities. The bulk of his property is
at Dawson City. and in mines of Alaska,
which are among the locations made dur
ing the first rush TO that country.
Among the many letters addressed to
his brother and friends, the following
were found In Henry Neuebaumers room
here after the tragedy yesterday, adj
dressed TO cN-Gov. Morrison his attorney,
Of this city.
Letters to Lawyer.
mr j 4 Morrison, Dear Friend Please
thut l and OIllo have a decent caskct
and proper burial This is my last request
Brother I'D will pay all expenses Yours
sreetfuly. II NEUERAUMER
Mr., j. T. Morrison. Doar Friend: Little did We
i
again. and ehe shall not set on this time