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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-04
SIERRA SOON
 ID CONSTRUCT AN ELECTRIC
Successor to Greene Gold and Silver Company Pushing its Work In The State of Chi huahua

The first annual report of the Sic ra Consolidated Mines company mas just been issued. The organization of the company was completed ear ly in September. 1909. This report and statement is for period of eight months from November II, 1909, to Sune 20. 1910, and covers the business operations of the com pany. This is the organization which took over the Greene Gold and Silver mining company's holdings.
 Through stock ownership the com pany owns and controls over "A min ing claims at or near Ocampo. dis trict of Rayon, Chihuahua Mexico. and also owns and controls over 100000 acres of land in the same dis trict including all water rights and timber thereon; and in case mineral is discovered the company has the right to denoulce the same. The company also owns town lots in O. campo. The main office is in Duluth, Mlnn.
 The titles to all the properties are ia a Mexican corporation, called the Sierra Mining company, s. A., which is the operating company. in Mexico and al3 the capital stock of which is owned by the Sierra Consolidated Mines company.
 Thirteen of the mining claims cover an area over four miles long and two miles wide.
 The principal mining operations are confined to the Matulera, Be,en and Santa Eduviges In all, 2796 feet of development work has been com pleted since the commencement oi the operations. Of this 1915 feet have been driven in the Matulera 912 feet in the Santa Eduviges and 6S feet in the Belen. On June 20 1910. the development work has ex pised tonnage in the Matulera mine of between 40.0G0 and 50 900 tons o ore Of an average grade of s1O pei ton, United States currency. The company is developing at the rate if not to exceed $10,000 to s15, 0G0 per month.
 1t was considered advisable by thu management to consolidate under thu Mexican law the various mines ant
 mining claims owned by the com
 pany. This necessitated eomp,et'
 survey and the application for new patents. All the contagious minini claims are thus consolidated int
 one entire claim. A re-survey hal
 been completed and all the boundar. | monuments have been constructed b,
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break or are suspected Of breaking the law. The greatest reserve, there fore. ia speech and action should. as a matter of courtesy. be maintained by those who enjoy the privilege and hospitality, so liberally exteended to strangers and to their capital. More over, the resident from abroad in a foreign land. who imports. together with his capital and skill. his native prejudices and points of view, is of. ten rlftted to be a just judge Of the virtues and defects of the strange people and their stranger customs. into contact with which he is thus temporarily and seldom intimately thrown.
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The Warren Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock a. m. All are urged to come. Preaching services follow; subject, The Christian Hope'' Come along with us and we will do the good; For the Lord has spoken good concerning Israel" Mum. 1929.
 GEORGE G. SIMS
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FL TRluNFo CONS. MINING COM.
 PANY OF ARIZONA.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting or tbe stock holders of the Fl Triunfo Cons. Min ing Company of Arizona will take place on Monday, October 3. 1910, at s ?. m. at the Copper Queen Hotel Bisbee, Arizona,for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, properly come before the meeting
 J. K. SENSEMAN,
 Secretary
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MINING NEWS

weeks. There is more ore in sight in this mine at present than there was year ago.
 The Lowell mine is looking very well and the Sacramento 1900 is now connected with the Lowell winze. A force of men are laying the heavy track of "A pound rails for the cleo trio haulage between the mines on that level. sa~'
 Harry Barkdoll is foreman at the Sacramento during the absence of R. E. Collier, who is on his vacation.
 Your complexion as we'll as your temper is rendered miserable by a disordered liver. By taking Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets you can improve both. Sold by all Druggists. 354
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PROFESSOR DOUGLAS WRITES ON SAFETY

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PRESENT MINE OUTPUT
 WILL BRING RELIEF

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FRiDAYS:-cIam chowder, cod fish
 and cream potatoes at Office Saloon.
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The FoLowing Lines Are Represented:

Artists Materials. Automobiles and Supplies. Banks and Trust Companies. Books, Stationery and Office Fix
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-27
Noticia de interes

Ell conocido estableecimiento de
moda de esta ciudad LAS Noveda-
des' sigue siendo favorecldo de las
damas de la ciudad y de Ia isla y
apesar de renovar su esplendldo
surtido todos los vapores, en- breve
embarca para Nueva York, uno de
los compradores de la casa, que trae
"a 4 la isla las ultimas novedades
de Europa y America; Ultimamen-
te Sc han llenado los elegantes apa-
radores del conocido establecimlen-
to con multitud de objetos de utlll-
dad Y fan tasia. Perfumerla, obJetos
de tocador, ropa blanca y bordada e;
sombreros, pasamaneria, sombrlllas
alfombras, 1amparas, adornos japc-
neses para tocador y salas, precio-
SOS juegos de peinetas, fieuras de
terra Gotta, biscuit y cristal, crlsta
leria fina, paraguas, 4, 4. No hay
nada mas nuevo nj de mas novedad
Para todos los gustos y todas las tor
tunas. Ordenes por correo y teiegra-
flo. No olvideis LAS Novedades
IN la calle de San Franc cisco deesta
ri,dad.
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i0iga. Senior !!
LEA EsTo QUE LIE CONVENE.

81 usted desea asegurarse asegu-
rar sus bieues, 8 sabe usted, que alglin
pariente, amigo, 8 relacionado suyo
desee hacerlo, antes de t,mar ninguna
POLKA en- Ia 'GUARDIAN AsSU-
RANCE Co." Compan?a de Seguros
contra incendio, representa- da en- Puer-
to Rico, por los sres. VILLAR. = Co
del COMERCIO DC SAN JUAN, 8
por el ST.. FIR. SCHOMBTRG, q en-
cualauier otra compaTia que represen-
ten esos Sres. tome informes antes de
hacer]o, en- Yabucoa, apartado de CO.
rreos 1etra F donde, con toda pronti-
tud y con ell mayor eusto Sc ie lara a
listed una information amrlisima, J
detal.ada que con to5a saguridad ie ha
de RE ULTAR BENZ Kf &c ClUsA A
SJs lNTERIs- E..
NC eE .asEG! RE SIN ANTES
CONSTITAR,N YEA QUE LEGCN-
NIENIl, tendra contestacion pronta
sin que tenga que remisir NADIA nara
franqueo. nj lie costar..a nada los in
tormes que Sc lie snministren, Y pos Ell
contrario lie REPORTARAN UTILI-
DAD.
Yabucoa, P. r. arartado de correos
Jetra 7.
NOT.t: Todo peri,ai1ico de gran cir
culaaon, del interior < exterior, y cue
sea disrio. que quiera publican este
anuncio que sera por tempo siimits-
do. puede hacer sus proposieiones al
apartado de correos arriba lndicado.
Tambien Sc llama i. ateaci5n, que
los ipiormes oireeiaos Sc suministraran
d quiea quiera que los solloite, atin en-
ell extranJero
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hizo uso de SUI rotten para reducirle a
la obediencia, infiriendole algunas
heridas en- la cabeza. Tanblen fue
arrestado el hermano politlco del
Mercado, por haber tratado de ARE
batarle al guardia a dicho individuo.
En- el barrio Espinosa, Vega al
ia en- ell patio de la casa de Agustln
Maysonet, fue sorprendida una ju-
gada al monte, siendo arrestadas
seis personals. El Maysonet fue de
nunciado por infraceion al Art. 800
del Codigo Penal.
En- el barrio Cain alto de San
German tuvieron un encnentro Per
sonal los indlviduos Wenceslao Con
zalez \ nemetrio Tirado, res'lltando
ell Sc gundo con una her'da de mache
te en- un brazo que lie 'nterezo las ar
terias. Ell gresor fue aIfestado.
Los presos Celestino Malhonado
y Octavio Quinonez de Tea haja,
autores de tres hurtos. que Sc encon
traban reclmdos q, cl deposito mum
cipal dieronse a Ia iuga anoche.
FL dia q de los corrientes. fllf
sorprendida en- Juncos una jngada .
10 pnhibido, ,slendo arrestados clneo
-, J;y;d,,o-
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La POL|1|CA DEL
EkGAX0 EN- RAYAM0N
Una queja de los campesi-
nos de Guaraguao -arriba
Les han dicho que las casas de
la Alde8 Post solo pueden ha-
bitarlas los republicanos.
Ell Sr. Cestero ha tornado car
tas en- el esclarecimiento de
los hechos.
Da nuest1o corresnonsal.


Octubre 26.-Varios campesinos
del barrio Guaraguao Arriba han We
nido a quejarse de que los republica-
nos dicen que las casas levantadas en-
la Aldea Post no pueden vivilla mas
que los republicanos y no los unionis
taS
El sr. Cestero (don Pepe) jefe 10
cal de la Union inmediatamente
Sc dirigio por escrito al Sr. alcalde
a fin de que este manifestose 81 al fun
darse Ia aldea fu6 con propositos pc
liticos 8 fue para q. en- ella vivieran
los campeslnos que no tuvieran al
bergue, sin ponerse a examinar su Fl
liacion polftica. Sc espera la contes-
tacion sobre este particular que de
Ia primera autorldad adminlstratl-
va de esta ciudad
-Anoche en- la calle de Comerio
hubo un meeting republicano de la
fraccion impuesta por ell viejo direc-
torio Y segun informes los oradores
estuvieron como siempre j.. a la
altura de las clrcunstnncios
Ell Sr. Limo Gonzalez continue
algo mejor de la operacion que su-
friera con motivo Gle la herida de ba-
la que casualmente le infirio el Sr.
NlelO.
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La meior maqnina.

Hace 2 meses que Ia maqulna VIC
tor ha sido introducida y va sus agen
tes los del Cielo han introducido mas
de o5. Esto es una demostraclon e
vidente que es la meior maq'nna
del mcrcado es la mas ligera la mas
visible, escribe en- tres colores tie
ne tabulador automatico FL mimi
cepio de Ia gran ciudad de New York
ACADIA de equipar a todos s1ls depar-
tamento con Ia nueva maqulna VIC
tor. La vendemos al contado y d plo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-27
GRATIS.

Tn reloj para uste1 81 en- plazo de
4 semanas, vende ven.'e cualquiera
de Jos paquetes sieuiente, 25 hefmo-
SOS alfileres Gle corbats; IS ibros ar
tsticos de agujas con mas de so agu-
jas cada uno; - bonitas peillllas mag
neticas de bolsillo sats una en- gu es-
tuche, c5 preciosas sortijas Cada
;rt.cuio descrito Sc vende q IL cent?
vos ORC uno. En- tres meses hemos
regalado 500 relojes
Escriba una postal The AssocIA
TIE BUSINESS Co. Box 1882 s..n
Juan, uerto Rico.
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|MPOnTAN7IS|M0.

A les sehores representatives. de la
prensa cxtrangera en- general, 50 les
suplica muy encarecidamente, cnsien
su direecin postal, Y Ia de los per;d-
dicos qus representan, a F. Q. Box,
Z Yshrcoa Z E.
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Fernando PasCua|.
Gale de Cells Aguilera, No. 16
esquina a San Juan.

4IARDo Puerto E1co. Tiene
eonstnnte existencia De NoveIas de
todas clases y dc los autores de mis
lama. lreeios muy liritados. Ven
&c tambien IA oEREsPoNDENCIA,
q .ariamente 4 = centayos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-27
Aggression a I'm
po|icia en- Yauco.
En- San Ger man tuvieron
un duelo al machete
Wenceslao y Demetrio.
Dos presses en- ?oa-baja acusa-
dos de tres acometidas contra
10 agenO dieronse q la faga.

Al ser arrestado por alterar Ia paz
en- Yauco el individuo Narciso Merca
do por el guardia Hipolito Santos
Guillot,placa l43, dlcho individuo q.
es de malos antecedentes, gredid al
citado guardia con el mango de un
foete. Ell guardia Santos en- defensa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
~
BROKEN DOWN BY
HIS HARDSH|P.S
Stress of Winter Journey more
Than Count Tolstoi Could
Stand.
NOW CRITICALLY Ill.
Even if He Receivers, His Trip
to Tolstoian Colony Must
Be Abandoned
NOW CRITICALLY ILL,
Be Abandoned

Tula, Russia, November 14.-Broken
down by the hardshlps Of winte.
Journey, mental strain and rupture
with his family, Count Leo Talstoi to-
night lies with high fever in the
little railroad station at Astapoya.
barely forty miles from his home at
.Yasanaya Poliana. Tolstoi is attended
by DR.. Makoyetsky. who was his soils
when he left his peasant hut
a few days ago. and who carried
along with him medicaments for just
such an emergency, Tolstois daughter
Alexandria, is acting as his nurse.
Telegraphic reports of his condition
are far from favorable. Indeed, they
are considered extremely pessimistic,
The Temperature of the aged writer is
lO4, indicating probably q serious oon-
gestion. ana OF itself an alarming
symptom in one OF Tolstots years.
The mental anguish OF the patient han
dlcaps the efforts OF the physician TO
reduce the fever. Even II Count Toll
stoi RECEIVERS there can be no question
of his continuing sAe journey to tbs
Caucasus, where he hoped TO end his
life among the Tolstolan colony cn the
shores of the Black Sea. r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
n KILLS HER HUSBAND
Wanted to Die ana Too Jealous t,
. 4 Inn, II IL

Wanted to Die and Too jealous to
Leave Him Behlnd.
New York, November l4.--Dr. Theo-
dore Burgtorf was shot and killed by
his wife, Anna, in their home in BropN
borough to-day,
After shooting her husband, Mrs.
Burgtorf turned the revolver on her
self. the bullet entering her abdomen,
She was taken In an unconscious con-
dition to hospital, where it was said
that she probably would die, The cause
veloped that Mrs. Burtorf long had
been the victim of a facial diseaser
which caused her eNcruciating pain
This, she gasped out at the hospital
made her wish to die, and she shot
her husband, who was prominent
physician in the upper part OF the city
because she could not bear to lease
him behind.
The physician was shot as he lay
sleeping, the bullet penetrating his
side When he rolled to the floor and
breathed his last, his wife quickly shot
herself twice In the abdomen and side
Before she lapsed into unconscious
ness, the woman managed to tell the
OF her husband, she said:
II Just couldn't bear 10 die and leave
hib behind, because | loved him so.'
she moaned. "Jealousy--yes, that s
what it, is, May be It's selfish of me,
but I Just couldn't help It,"
z Although In an extremely critical
condition, Mrs. Burgtorf refused TO let
hospital surgeons operate on her to-
night, She was detarmlnedsto die, she
said, feeoly, and would sanction no att
tempt to prolong her life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
POLICE FEARFUL
OF MOB VIOLENCE
Angry Crowd Surrounds Jail in
Asbury Park, Threaten
ing Negro.
He MAY BE INNOCENT
Fact That He Apparently Has
Established Abb Does Not
Calm People.

Asburv Park, N. j., November IA
Thomas Williams. the negro whose ar
rest followed the discovery of little
Marie Smiths mutilated body In a
c,nmn Of woods yesterday, was not
even removed from his cell for court
procedure to-day, so feartul We're the
Yno,ice Of mob violence. A crowd sur
rounded the jail all day and had not
dispersed late tonight.
To carry out the requirements OF
the law. the negro was informally arr
raigned to-day as he stood IN MS cell.
and was held without pall 1or '-Ii, urtlier -
examination.
William II. smith. Chief of Police Of
Ashurv park, held conference with
tha nrisoner to-day and announced al
forwards that Williams apparently haa
estahlished a good alibi Many per-
sons were Inclined to think the man
victim OF circumstances, nut tina
does not seem to soften the hish 1ee4-
ing in the city ~,
The child's mother Is still in q Sc
5rious condition from grief and shock'
In an attempt to wiring ronleS-
sion from the prisoner the ch'io pouy
was brought into the jail corridor thls
evening. The negro was led torth and
halted beside it. a.
II swear to God / did not aarm the
girl / had nothing to 90 with IL ne
said firmly,
Get down and look into her eyes
and saw that" he was commanded. WI.
sliams Leaned forward until he was
gazing straight into the dead eyes. Ills
gaze did not waver, and nc axciaimeu.
"God is my witness that did not
@.:ulythis girl. / did not touch her,
did not harm her. do not know VINO
nd"
Again and again he repeated this
while his hand lay on the body Then
he added, Il thank God can say
did not doait. I am sorry for her ana
sorry for her family, bus had nothlns
4 to do with tnis.'
There was a clash between the po-
lice and mob late tonight, whlch WAS
apreclpitated when newspapers auto
mobile came dashing up and stopped
IN front Of the iail door Instantly the
crowd Jumped to the conclusion that
Williams was to be brought out and
6whisked away to a safe place. WITH
i q ven the crowd surged forward, but
the police were on the alert. Swinging
3their5clubs they drove the rrsoters back
and cleared a working space for ten
feet, In front of the Jail In the strng-
gle the police captured sledge nam
mer and several crowbars, With these
indications OF grim intent the chief
and the work was quietly but e.tec7
lively done, the mob being steadily
forced hack for several blocks in each
81 lContInued on Second Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
JOHN LA FARCE DEAD
Famous Artist Dies After Long
Illness.

Famous Artist Dies After hohs
Providence. r. j.. November r.
Artist John La Fargo, of New YORK
and Newport, died at the Butier hos.
pital here tonight. he was brought
10 the hospital ABOUT three months
ago from Newport, following gen :
er.l breakdown. and his deith was not
His wife was Sl the PED.
side when death came.
John La Fargo was born In Sew
York March 81, 1886. He carly began
the study of architectural decoration
and then took up painting with Cow
toure, in Paris, devotinE hlmselt 10
religious subjects, flowers, portraiture
and landscapes. After period OF
hook ana magazine illustrating, ne
gave his attention TO mural paintings
OF a religious and ecclesiastical char-
actcr. Many years ago MIR. La range
invented new methods for the making
OF stained glass windows. which re-
formed the art of the glass stainer.
He was married TO Margaret Perry
in Newport, X. l., where he had MADE
hts residence, and maintained his
studio IN New York. He was Tor
mer president of the Society OF Ameri-
can Artists, president of the Society
OF Mural PAINTERS, honorary member
OF the American Institute OF Archi-
tects, chevalier and officer of the Le-
gion OF Honor OF France, and the au-
thor OF various worke on art subjects.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
ROYAL MARRIAGE
Daughter IF King Leopold Weds Pre-
tender to French ThrOne.

Turin, italy, November 1.-The mar.
riage OF Prince Victor Napoleon Bona
parte. cousin of King Victor Ernmanrel
and pretender TO the throne OF France,
and Princess clementine, danghte- -
late King Leopold of Belgium, which
has been looked forward to with 50
much interest was celebrated to-dey
at Moncalieri, village pictnresanely
here. The ceremony took place ! tra
royal castle erected in the fifteenth
century. to which Princess clothfide,
alster of King Humbert and mother Of
the overthrow of the French empire
Public rejoicing n1arked the occa
sion. The streets were decorated pro,
fusely. bands played in the squares and
nicipal buildings and many prlvat.
houses. All the members of the Savoy
and Bonaparte families were. present
intending Prince Louis Napoleon. the
younger brother of the prcicnJer wac
for some time has not been on good
terms with the bridegroom. 5u. VINO
agreed to reconciliation ol th.s oc :.
caslon. chiefly through the efforts OF
mis- mother. He acted as witness Tor
his brother. the other ~itness oeinS
the Duke Of Aosta. while the witnesses
for Princess CIementlne we're Prince de
Ltgo DAremborg. representlns me
of Austria. AS Napoleon the Great was
the first to introduce civil marriage in
the constitution OF Europe. following
the tradition OF the Bonaparte :an,!lS,
the Mayor of Moncalieri was the hrst
to unite the two This ceremony took
place at the French cons ulate, as Prince
Victor Napoleon appears as J,reneih
citizen, dom;ciled In Paris, although
Tor more than thirty years he has been
exiled from his country. The religious
ceremony was conducted by parish
priest In the private charel % the cas-,
tile. Magnificent gifts were received
from most OF the royal houses OF
t,uroDe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
BEATEN TO DEATH
Body of Aged Woman Found Behind
Billboard,

b.
San Francisco, Cal, November Ia
Beaten beyond semblance to human
form. the body OF an aged woman was
found to-day in q vacant lot next to
the Savoy Theatre. in the centre OF the
Knapp, former convict. is in jail.
cu~-ged with murder. On his way to
work to-day Frank Smith. a teamster.
noticed what appeared TO be bundle
of clothing, behind billboard. and On
investigation discovered the body.
The woman was identitied as Mrs.
Julia Cary, aged e!ghty-tive Years.
Identification was made by Mrs. Love.
matron of the city prison. who said
Mrs. Cary had been in prison a NUM- n
Der Of times for petty offenses.
Detectives found Knapp standing IN
front OF . stable, where he Is en-
the place where the body y lay. a. 1,s He ronm was
over the stable the officers found a
window weight smeared with blood ID
and knotted together. Some of Snapp's
discarded garments We're covered With
blood. and the collar Nn1 vest he wore
when arrested were spotteo WIN
bloody finger prints. N'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
Death of Captain Munk,
of West Virginia,
Accidental.
CORONER,s JURY
CIV Els VERDIC 7
Warrant Which Had Been Is
sued for Bethany College Man.
Charging Him With Murder,
Will Be Withdrawn-No
Evidence to Show
Blow Intentional.

Wheeling, w Va, November 14.-The
inquest held by Coroner w. w. Rogers
to might into the cause of the death
of Captain Rudolph Munk. of the West
Virginia University eleven, during the
game here Saturday with Bethany Col
lege. to-day resulted in a verdict by
the jury that Munk came to his death
accidentally The warrant for the az
rest of Thomas Mccoy, of Canton, Ohio,
the Bethany player charged with caus-
ing the injuries that caused death, wilt
be withdrawn at the instance OF the
coroner.
Mccoy was not present at the In
quest. nor was his father. but they
We're represented by attorneys from
Canton The wording of the verdict
was as follows:
"That the evidence IN this case Is
conflicting; therefore, we believe that
Rudolph Munk came to his death, No
vembef IL, 1910. by colliding with
Thomas Mccoy in a game of football
played In Ohio county. State OF West
Virginia"
That means accidental DEATH" said
Coroner Rogers. "and ends any prose-
cution of Mccoy"
The most important testimony came
before the jury in the shape of spe-
cial delivery letter to the coroner
from Homer Young. the eS-Michigan
player. who ofticiated as umpire.
On Sunday he had given testimony
tending to show that Mccoy had in
tentiona1ly struck down Munk. and it
was on the strength of his version of
the tragic affair that the warrant for
the arrest followed In his letter.
placed before the coroner's Jury to-
night, Young says:
Il cannot state with absolute posi-
tiyeness that Mccoy struck Munk. al
though 1t appeared to me that ha
struck at him about the head. I cannot
| state with absolute 1i,esiti5sness that
the act was done Intentionally. al
! though there may have been; circum-
stances from which 1t may be inferred
| that there was intention and deliber-
! alton to strike"
Three doctors who examined Munk
| before and after death testified that
! there was injury at the back OF tho
| head. where a blood clot had formed:
also that there were evidences Of a
| former blood clot from an old injury,
| Death was due to injury received In
last Saturdays game. they stated.