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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
ITALIAN CONSUL LOSES CONTEST
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STOCKTON, July !. - Cnder the
terms OF a decision rendered this
morning by Superior Judge T. p.
Smith. the Italian consul general, Sal
vatore Rocco Of San Francisco, has no
right TO contest the petition Of public
administrators seeking to administer
upon the estate Of italian aliens dying
in this country and leaving heirs in a
foreign. country.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
BANK GETS NEW LICENSE

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The comp
troller of the currency today isued GER
tihcate authorizing the London Paris
national bank of San Francisco to COM
mence business with a capital of 81
500,90 Sigmund Greenbaum is presi-
dent; II. Fleishhacker, vice president
and r. -Altschul cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
PARKER TO PRAISE CLEVELAND

NEW YORK, July Former. Judge
Alton B. Parker. william T. Sheehan
and other delegates from New York
left this afternoon for Denver to at
tend the national dem Ocratic conNen-
tion. Parker will present a series of
declarations commemoratlng former
President GrOVer. CleYeland's 5 relations
with his party ---- ..-:..
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
TRAIN DEMoLrsHEs WAGON

SANTA ROSA, July 1-As the Ukiah
express was nearing the local depot on
the Northwestern Pacific this after
noon the delivery wagon of N Ba-
cigalupf & Co. was struck by the en-
gine and completely demolished
Charles Norris, the driver. escaped in
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
KELLOGG OFT OF RACE.

NEW YORK, July 1.-After a day Of
gossip concerning the craftsmanship Of
the republican national committee it
was learned definitely tonight; that
Frank p. Kellogg IS out of the race. in
which. indeed, he has never volunta-
rily taken part.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
FORM sHUNDRED THOUSAND" CLUB
SPECIAL DISPATCH To THE CALL

SACRAMENTO. July 1.-Enterpris-
ing citizens who are anxious to see
Sacramento properly advertised have
formed a -one hundred thousand club
The object Of the club is to increase
the population Of Sacramento to IO0.-
o00. The club members propose TO
build q large convention hall.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02

PERJURY TRIAL IS REsUMED-Berln July
k.-The trial of Prince Philip zu Gutenberg on
Charges of perjury in connection with the scan
da,s revealed last year by NJ. Harden, the Ber-
lin editor resumed today in private
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02
PROPOSALS
TREASURY /

o. s. Engineers Office 725 Chronicle u,.
san Francisco. Cal. June g. 19Os-Sssi.1' 1'ies-s s-s
posais Tor constructing dlyertng canal north ~,
east or Stockton. CAL. will be received sa IL and
III II noon. July s. 1905 and then pnbi,cI 's un-
sd- lnr9Tmation furnished on applicatioa oRSa- a
Biddle. Lieut. Col. Engrs 'onn
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02

FORMING RUSSIAN STEEL TRUSTS
Petersburg. July LIT is reported in commercial
circles here that negotiations for the forma ton
OF Russian steel trust have been resumed in
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02

Net amount OF Risks writ
ten during the year.
Net amount of Risks ex-
pired during the year. :
Net amount in force De-
eember 81, 19O7....... .
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in efthisCo
$
Co,
Water
Transit
perce
Coast
Co,
Co, per
IS
Redwood Electric
Traction IN
and Souther Pacific
Railroad California
Railroad refundng)
Market Railway S I. and San
Joaquin Valley Railway
perc Of 1s" ~ o
FIRST National Bank :'-''''''S 'S's' 80
Bank "; National Bank Of
Y.
Cash 11, II v1T.t .ti 1Sss2a
To stock HoIder.-captaI Paid In 100000 - -
Surplus 100000 100000 90
of said to
the amount can be paid to them or In any withdrawn
shall the amor
dvidends)
dinteres
osao sa9. ss
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Net cash actually received for Fire
premiums .-.......-.
Received from interest aud dividends
on 'Bonds. Stocks Loans. and from
all other sources. s......-..z....-.:
Gross profit on sale or maturity OF
Ledger Assets.
Gross increase in book value OF
ledger. Assets. ......... .......,.-.... 80. g,
Total Income.
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S42.593. es
IL RISE. / premInms.

Losses incurred during the year. .s1e0. .0si 9
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
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Deposits made on OF before July 10th will earn
interest from July lst, 1905
THIRTY SEVENTH MI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
Capital Stock Subscribed ............ 81, 900 900
Of which has been paid in gold coin ...... 100000
Surplus ....................... $4,000
of the the Assets
o
asset were siua on June3 - ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-02

1870 - HOOPER. Vic Presiden
San
chof.ls has)a
Vice Presfd
w.
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EXPENDITURES

Net amount paid for Fire Losses (ip-
Guiding $50, ,696.9sr losses OF pre-
viORs years. e.. -.
Paid or allowed FOR commission or
vaVheiake =. - -. 80 -. -. 4.
Fald Tor salaries, fees and other
charges for officers, clerks. etc =.
Paid for State. National and Local
,,I 1aA5s -. -
The oasis., 1908-12-12

ing rom the cOrtidOf on the lett II
the barber shop with q street en-.
trance, and q public bath room
connected Also a gentleman's
wash room and toilet. Beyond he
bath room is the catc, and beyond
that a spacious room well stocked
with wines, liquors and cigars.
That reaches the west end Of the
building.
The cafe is a very large and ele-
CANT apartment, 30x60 feet in di.
mansions, entered from the pave
ment in front through three wide
doorways in which are swung mas
sive double doors. In front of the
bar are several tables, with chairs
for accommodation of patrons. The
bar is one of the finest sets of furni-
ture of the kind to be found any
where. 1t was made at Guaymas
by La Compafiia Industrial y Ex-
plotadora Maderas. from designs
supplied by Mr.. Bernard. The bar
and back bar are made from solid
Mexican oak, brought from the
Sierra Madre in the State Of Duran
90, the wood carved and moulded
plainly but elegantly and given a
high polish. Under the front bar
the sinks, draining shelves and
other accessories are all of bur
nished copper, neatly fitted and
calculated to nicely for the pur-
poses intended. The lower portion
of the back bar presents an array
of small double doors, which
opened give access to the shelves
within. A major space of the por-
ton is filled by a heavy double
plate glass mirror, the only portion
of the entire outfit that was i'm
ported. All reflects great credit
upon the extensive manufacturing
concern named which produced it.
The cafe is in charge of Mr..
George Ferree, who is assisted by
Mr.. I. F. Doan.
Returning to the east end of the
house the visitor is shown through
hallway at either side of the
main dining room into patio,
with a number of palms in the
center, surrounding which are
many of the guest chambers, all
fronting on street. These rooms
are all elegantly furnished anew
throughout, the bedsteads being of
iron, comfortable spring and wool
mattresses of the best makes; and
the bureaus, tables, wash stands
and dressers are of birds eye
maple. Conveniently distributed
are several bath rooms and toilets.
Passing to the upper floor by
one of several stairways-one from
the main dining room at the door
of the Office, the others from the
patio, one reaches a broad corridor
passing entirely around the interior
of the house, from which open the
the various rooms. Upon this floor
are many guest chambers, all fitted
and furnished in the same manner
as those described on the lower
floor. Many of the guest chambers
are connected by double doors,
which thrown open convert the
apartments into suites. In this
way there may be embraced in
a single suite no less than five
apartments.
In the center of the baysidt
front of the house is the ladies
parlor, a large and elegant room
30x20 feet in dimensions, beauti.
II
The oasis., 1908-12-12

apartment that IA carpded and
fitted with chairs, writing tables,
eto., supplying delightful place to
lounge or occupy one with reading
or writing. Like upon The lower
floor here are here numerous bath
and toilet rooms for the uses Of
guests
This running description Of the
new and elegant hoslelry hardly
does justice to its congeniences,
elegances and comforts. 1t makes
a delightful place for the sojourner,
and taken with the many natural
attractions Of Guaymas and vicini-
ty it offers the tourist seeking
comfortable place in which to pass
the winter, home such as there
are few like it anywhere.
The Hotel Albin is conducted by
Mr.. Allen G. Bernard, president of
the corporation owning it, and Mr..
Lauturo Roca is manager. At San
Jose de Guaymas some six miles
distant the company have their
own farm where are produced all
the fruits and vegetables, eggs,
butter, ETC., and many of the meats
served upon the tables. With
every facility and a large and
capable corps of well trained SER
wants it is the aim of Messrs. Ber-
nard and Roca to NEE: all the
wants and requirements of the
great public.
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HOTEL ALBIN.
Continued from page l


as fresh water service.
Entering the house at the main
entrance, from Eighth avenue,
flight OF concrete steps four in num-
Der takes one to the first floor into
a vestibule from which the office
opens on the right, the ladies
ordinary on the left, and the main
dining room fronting the entrance.
The office is fitted with electric
annunciators and telephones con-
Meeting with every room. A switch
board gives control of the lighting
in every part of the house. In
front of the counter and private
office is broad space with writing
table and chairs, a comfortable
place for lounging, reading or
writing. A door from the office
opens into the main dining room,
and turning to the right at that
point one passes up the main stair
way to the second story.
The main dining room is a
spacious and we'll lighted apart
ment about 50x50 feet in dimen-
sions, giving a floor space of $500
feet. Opening into that apartment,
and across the vestibule from the
Office is the ladies' ordinary or
breakfast room, occupying a space
of 20x40 feet and commanding a
fine view of the bay through several
broad and high windows. Opposite
the west end of the ladies' ordi-
nary, and across a corridor leading
out of the main dining room, is the
kitchen, which is one of the most
completely fitted to be found any
where. Its furnishings include a
capacious steel range, a great refri-
gerator where are kept stored
meats, butter, eggs, milk, cream
and paste; a roomy ice box for
storage of fresh fish; a steam table,
for warming dishes, and all appli-
ances of the latest design necessary
to the culinary art.
The kitchen is in charge of Mr..
Jacobs, more familiarly known as
"Jakey" chef of world wide repu-
tation and experience. In the
palmy days of Tombstone-( 1881
1889, "Jakey" ran restaurant in
Tombstone, and there he made a
reputation which extended far and
wide. Since then he has conducted
high class restaurants in San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, and has
passed eighteen years in Australia
in the same line. He has returned
to America and has cast his lot
with the rising star of the great
state of Sonora, now in the ascend
ant. Mr.. Jacobs takes much pride
in showing the visitor over his per-
fectly appointed kitchen with its
various appliances, all contributory
to the culinary art, of which he is a
master. The ice box is of his own
special design. In it are sliding
racks on which are laid the fish,
and they can be slid aside so that
any fish or piece of fish may be
lifted without having to handle
another. In the refrigerator the
meats are hung in cold chamber
and they remain upon the hooks
five days before they are taken
down to be cut, cooked and served.
Upon rack shelves in another cold
apartment are laid the butter, eggs
milk, cream and paste-for pastry
The range, the steam table and all
the accessories, come in for the at
tention of the visitor and the praise
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-04

House ard lot foH $500
House and lot for 800
House aud lot for II ,300
lott. corner, and house of three
rooms, barn. etc. for only II, 300, worth
- 600
lG lots in Suunysidc addition for
1900. Ideal orchard tract. Some
cash, balance to suit buyer.
20 acres all in fine winter apples un-
der The ditch, occ mile from town
Price only 5000 ard we can deliver
The goods for Q cash pay men' Of only
itnl md the balance in four equal ,ay
m'u'e. This property will be worth
Double in one year from now.
House and four lots, five rooms and
paulr> ~ is would be cheap ~ $1,000
bil $50 Nll let You have it for only
800 levin and the balance in pay mnnts
Of S 10 per month"; The total price is
i 500
The Capital Ci'y Nursery of Salem,
Oregon is doing larprr business This
>,ar than ever before. The orders are
uGw coming from al over the Utica
= .,'r~. From the east FOR oina IN, ntai
a,p uu; trees aud small fruii, native to
uc state. and from AL the leading
ilf.. >crl 'ru~ ;rt ct ming in ter the
tai.nnDic..tl Standard varieties partic-
ulars III apples. pears and cherries.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-04
The Badge Of Honesty

Is on every wrapper Of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery because full
list Of the ingredients composing it IS
printed there in plain English. Forty
years Of experience has proven its superior
worth as blood purifier and invgOrat-
ing tonic for the cure Of stomach disorders
and all liver ills. 1t builds up the run
down system as no other tonic can in
which alcohol is used. The active medic
inal PRINCIPLES of native roots such as
Golden Seal and Queens root, Stone and
Mandrake ront Hlondroot and Black
Cbarr,.,,ar,, . aro ov,roctad and preserved
a., '"i az ri;aoII,, ,,urn tri,.lc.
w inc use vi cii''ii,."Ay T,;I
renned glycerlnc. Schd 10 IL L.. ~
at Buffalo. y. y. Tor JTcc pooklcl "h'cn
quotes extracts from well-recognlzed med
ical authorities such as Drs. Bartholow,
King. ScudMr COe. Ellingwood and
host ri o,herI showing that these roots
ran he da.Mndod unon for their curative
oo.io W I'm ,'aa,. u I.o.os ~ mo stomach
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-04
CRESCENT MFG co.
Seattle, Wash.

William Horn and family Of
Sunnyside addition, spent Sunday
with his brother {. W. Horn, and
family, of East Kittitas precinct.
Elmer Moody, who has spent
the past few months visiting with
his brother, Joe Moody, and family
left Sunday for his home in Elma.
Miss Orpha Dompicr Of Nabton,
is a guest of Mrs. y. {. Acklcy
this week. She will possibly spend
a couple Of weeks or more in this
city.
Mayor Ju,tham Of Roslyn, is de
terniucd to have the filthy dens Of
his city cleaned out OF ship the
inhabitants thereof That's the
proper way to do it.
]. i. Frost Of the State Tax
Commission, will please accept our
thanks for the late railroad maps
of the state and also a copy for the
revenue law of the state.
School in the Dammon district
has been closed on account Of diph-
liberia bv order Of the county
health officer, Dr.. Stcagail, who
disinfectcd the building Friday.
The state experiment station Of
Missouri, located at Columbia, will
please accept our thanks for copy
of the Bulletin 10. TO- on Fat
tening Cattle for the Market.
Rose & Enman, after holding the
body of J. S. Rodgers, who died a
couple Of weeks ago in the Moore
house, being unable to get any
word from his people, buried 1t
yesterday.
The city Council last evening
past a resolution to lcavy $1,000
to assist the public library. Car
nige having offered to give 500
to erect a building to be used for
that purpose.
DR.. A. ]. Danman, wife and
baby, returned from Chicago Sun
day. They were as glad to get
back as could be. Both he and
wife enjoyed the three months stay
in Chicago very much.
W. T. Lewis &, Co., say that
The Dawn has proved itself a SPLEEN
did advertising medium and that II
has been instrumental in selling for
the company a good list Of property
the asst two weeks.
Mrs. Rose and Mrs. lnnan en-
tertaincd number OF lncir iady
friends last evening. Light re-
freshments were served before the
guests departed home. 1t was a
very enjoyable affair.
One by one our subscribers who
are in arrears are coming in and
paving up arrcaragc and year III
advance, but there are quite mum
Der more that have not as yet got
around to it, but will as soon as
time will permit. 1t IS simply a
matter Of negligence, and nothing
else.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-04
ChaS. H. Flummerfclt,
Successor to X. r. Wilson,
STAPLE S FANCY GROCERIES,.
NS''D"''''' ''' Dmnnenel's-W r9ht Roasted Coffees
Try the White House Blend
Lynce Phone Red Sal
THE LOCAL events

Burt Twilligear sold his ranch
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Weinberg is visit
ing i'll Portland
Emmett Mitchell returned to
this city to live.
Dixon & Orear purchased the
White Front Saturday.
Archi Wishard returned from
visit to Seattle Saturday.
James. p. Flynn is confined to
his room with rheumatism.
G.. P. Short of CleI;lum, was
down OH legal business today.
a. !. Bales of East Kittitas,
was i'll town yesterday on business.
L. +. Preston of the west side,
lost a valuable horse a few days
since.
H. r. Williams, president of the
Milwaukee road, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. W. P. Sherman of this city
suffered another stroke of paralysis
yesterday.
Mayor Peed last evening appoint
ed T.. Maddux chief of police and
Toe Shull as assistant.
Will Packwood has returned
from a visit with his parents in
Upper Lake, California.
Rev. ". NJ, Kenney is still very
mnch indisposed, confined to his
bed nearly all the time
Ellensburg Grange meets i'll
regular session at $50 p. N. to-
morrow in the c.. A. 4. hall.
Herman Mckee and wife of
Couer d Alene, Idaho, are guests
of John L. Turner and wife.
Personal property taxes became
due yesterday, the 3rd, and if not
paid before, will become delinquent
March 10.
Robert Murray returned from
Wenatchee Sunday, where he went
to attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Porter.
Robert Standley was brought to
town yesterday suffering from APP
pendicitis, he will likely be operat-
ed upon soon.
Miss H. l.. Wheeler has resum-
ed her position with the Western
Union, G.. l.. Pampton returning
to Portland Sunday.
R. P. Tjosem & Son started into
harvest ice Monday, employing
about sixty hands and cutting
about thirty carload per day.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-04

For SALE-Farm of 200 acres, 81 OF
which is improved, good water right
all fenced soil the very best, and ii
apted to the successful, house of four
rooms, aud out buildings of Il sub>tan-
tial character. New wagon, plows.
rakes. harrows and all farm inn lemen :
forty head OF stock, five good horses
The location is I3 miles south from vi
lensburg one mile from the railroac
tltion and mile from school foln.
The price is only $1,000, down. the
balance to suit. Thi, is not IS 90 PEI
acre, and when You consider the i'm
provements its less than 81 90 per acre
Investigate.
II YOU HAVE
a BOOMING House
\ Hotel
\ Meat Market
\ Store
\ Cigar Sand
\ Grocery
\ Home
Vacant Lot
\ Nrult o'ard or Rnuch
\ Dairy Ranch
Thmt !ou wish t. Sol. Us it. viz
rs. Wen try and sci it. We say rit
in pace of wall. for. we know there j.
this burg other Real i.~la.c Grnl'-.
who might possibly do better. ilr
oyer TRY u.
BoxssG.Y aaasGS GS4ssy
Come and talk it over with Us
Tssiz'sf Street, ENsagas scFEE's
We MAKE collections, sell Irnt IT.,
aud are always doing something.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-04
Summons No. 2Q21

In the superior Court of the state OF Wash
iugtOn IN anu for kitllta, County.
May j. Taylor plaiutiG, " Joseph Taylor de
PENDANT.
The state of Washington 10 the said Joseph
Taylor defendant YOU are hereby summoned
to appear, within sixty days after the date of
the first Publication of this summons to-
wit: Within sixty days after the nm day
of January, A. -. 1905 ana defend the above en-
titled action in the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint OF the plaintilf and serve
Il copy OF your answer upon the undersigned At
torucNS Tor plaiuun Ht their office below stated
and in case of your failure 50 to dU. Judgment
Will he rendered a"nuSt Yuu according To the
demand of the complaint. winch has been filed
with the clerk of said court.
The object Of this action is To obtain "A decree
of divorce from the bonds of mat ImuuN now
existing bet tween the plaintin and the defend
ant, upon the grounds Of cruel treatment of
the plautlN los the defendant and personal in
dlgnitics rendering her life Cumbersome; and
for decree granting to plaiutiU and giving to
hur, all interest of thr said defendant III and to
all personal property hclouslnS to said defend
ant and to SAID community and also granting
To plalntiH all Of tine right title and interest ct
tho defendant In and to lots nine. ten. eleven
and twelve. in block eighty one of ShOudy :
third addition to The CItN of EllcuNhurE. IN
klttltH> County, washington aud for alimony
PRUNN * FEIliNER
Attorney for puiutin
Post office address. lIlCuShurg, kUtitaS
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-04
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= i e e - , =

Have an S2-}r. record built
upon tie strong foundation Of
high quality, low prices NJ
other nursery VIII furnish
trees Of equal quality at lower
prices. No other nursery can
furnish trees Of better quality
1t anv pricc--you can get no
b tt.r anywhere, 10 matter
row mach lou pay
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-04
Summons for Publication

Post office address, Eucnshurg, kitlta'
Comfy, State OF Washington IAN II as feb u
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
COUNTESS
IS A DARING
HOTEL THIEF
WOMAN'S ARREST AT NICE
CAUSES SENSATION
Charming Entertainer and Believed
to Be Wealthy, She Proves
to Be a Clever
Thief
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
PARIS, March 23.-A series of mys-
terious hotel robberies on the Riviera,
extending over many years, mas Deen
explained from the arrest of the charm
ing but masquerading Countess OF Mon
tell.
For years the Countess of Monteil
has entertained lavishly both at Paris
and the Riviera. Her wealth and
Jewels have drawn comment and ad-
miration from far and near. NOW she
Is declared one of the most ingenious
successful and audacious hotel thieves
that have ever troubled the hotel pro-
prietors of France.
Her arrest at Nice reveals her not
as the captivating, brilliant countess
but as a thoroughly up to date burg
lar, carrying concealed in her bewitch-
ing garments an array of burglars I'M
plements of intricate workmanship
which opened to her any hotel room on
the Riviera which she knew to contain
the coveted wealth of money and
valuables.
The detectives will seek to prove that
the masuuerading countess was in fact
the active director of a band of hotel
robbers, mostly men, some of whom
have been arrested and whose aggre-
gate of loot is of great value.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-24
SHOT WHILE
IN HIS AUTO
WITH WOMEN
PROMINENT YOUNG ARCHITECT
DIES OF WOUND
Resident of Oakland Mortally Injured
Under Mysterious circumstances.
Coroner Reaches No
Decision

BY Associated Press.
BERKELEY, March 23.--Notwith-
standing that the coroners jury failed
to bring in verdict and continued it's
hearing to Thursday next, the general
belief among the officials is that the
brilliant young architect, A. Dodge
Coplin, came to his death yesterday
from an accidental gunshot wound.
Coplin was 3S years of age and was
one of the best known young profess
ing to the story told by Miss Annette
Deaner, a talented and beautiful singer
of Oakland, who accompanied the arch
itect on the tragic automobile ride, they
were returning to Oakland via the tun-
mel road and had stopped on hillside
above the Claremont tourist hotel to
enjoy the view when the accident oc-
Cured.
Coplin had displayed a revolver while
coming through the tunnel saying he
was ready to meet the much discussed
tunnel robbers" He had placed the
gun in his coat pocket after reaching
the open road.
When ready to start again after the
stop above the Claremont Coplin got
out to crank up the machine. AS he
stepped to the ground Miss Deaner
heard a report and saw Coplin fall
She went to the nearest house for help,
and the injured man was taken to
Roosevelt hospital, where he died this
morning without regaining conscious
ness.
1t is supposed the revolver dropped
from the pocket of the architect and
was accidentally discharged.