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The Washington times., 1912-12-04
ELEVEN MEET DEATH
WHEN OHIO TRAINS
. CRASH TOGETHER
Engineer Is Dying and Three
Others Seriously Hurt
l. in Collision,

zANEsvILLE. Ohio. Dec. l.-witt
tne death early today Of william Lud.
Wiz Jacob Burgy. and Mrs. Nellie Tay-
ior' the toll Of the wreck last night be.
tween e.. A. and c. and e. and NJ. v
passenger train near Dresden, was in.
creased to eleven.
James Bryant. forty-fvc. Of Lancas.
Ter engineer Of thee. and M. V. train
!" dying In the hospital here.
The List of Dead.
MRS. B. L. EMERSON. thirty.two. OF
Hanesville; her two-year-old son and
tnree-year-old daughter.
MAX HARRIS. travelling salesman,
HENRY BARTLEs. thirty. Of Akron.
HENRY BALBIAN. OF Cleveland,
manager Dresden branch Of the Cleve-
land Woolen Mills
L. H. BLANEY, GAINESVILLE. c. and M,
V. brakeman,
henry J. HASKELL, fifty.eight. oi
gainesville. salesman for the American
agricultural Chemical Company.
X1tLiAM LUDWIG. forty, OF Zanes.
JACOB BURGY, fifty-seven, of zanes.
Mrs NELLIE TAYLOR. of zanes.
Air Pipe Break Blamed.
The breaking Of an air pipe on the
Cleveland. Akron and Columbus train
was responsible for the collision. The
Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley train
was following the C. A. & c. division
train on the seventeen miles Of single
track between Trinway and GAINESVILLE.
When the air-pipe broke fiagmau
was sent back to stop the G. & NJ. v.
train, but he arrived too late, and the
last coach on the stalled train was spill,
wide open.
Mrs. Emerson was found with he,
head forced through window and boti,
her children dead beside her. Henry
boiler.
Just before he died in the hospital
mere, Max Harris. Of Lodi. asked atten.
dants to notify his sweetheart. julia
Rodman. OF Paola. Kans.. to whom he
was engaged to be married.
Frat" Brothers Die.
Harris and Bartles. who died withir
an hour Of each other In one room a,
the hospital, were bound by a common
tie. as each wore the badge OF thu
Sigmi Chi College fraternity.
Among the injured are Frank Saup
thirty-two. of Lancaster, express mes
senger, cut and bruised: Guy Altrock
thirty. OF Bremen, both hands scalded
George Einsel, thirty-hve. Kilbuck, rail
way mail clerk. face cut. Others wer,
badly shaken up and bruised.
The Washington times., 1912-12-04
DARING BURGLAR
LEAVES GAS ON
TO KILL VICTIMS
Robber Who Held Up Capt.
tai Grocer Raids Six
Hyattsville Homes.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Office; C. A. F'iske. J. L. King. and
Mrs. Howarth. All Of the places were
entered by forcing the kitchen windows
When Mr., keegin went downstairs to
turn of the gas he believed that II was
probably escaping from burner on
the cook stove.
Much to his surprise. he found that
several let's were open. He also found
that the entire first floor had been ram
sacked, the contents OF u desk strewn
on the floor and things turned topsy-
turvy. A. quantity Of valuable silver.
turbed. In the rear yard he found his
overcoat and several articles OF cloth
ing belonging to his children. So far
as he could learn. the only thing stolen
was some change which he had in his
overcoat pocket.
Practically the same conditions were
found on the first floors OF the other
homes.\ although Mr.. keeg!n's house
was the only one where the gas was
on The ,reu ts sS aSs ms So%
and s. belonging to Mr.. King.
The police are convinced that the rob
ber walked from Washington to Hyatts
VILE after he entered the store OF Abra
west. about s o'clock last night. whcr,
he held up the proprietor at the poin
OF O revolver and relieved him Of $40 II
cash.
Five minutes later the reserves from
No. !, responding TO telephone mes
sage, were at the store. hut the robbel
had made good his escape and disap
peared as completely as if the eartf
had swallowed him. Half an hour late,
nearly a score Of detectives were on tn,
scene. but the man had covered hi
tracks SO well that they could iind n,
trace Of him.
The police say that all exits from IN.
city were carefully guarded. and they
do not believe II would have been pos.
sible for him to go to Hyattsville or
The railroad or electric line without be.
Ing detected.
The Washington times., 1912-12-04
Realty Transfers

Maryland avenue northeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth strcets-Herman X: Mowen-
stein ct ux. to John W: and Lille f.
HAMPTON, lot Gs. square 1905. SO.
Columbia Heights--I.aura V. Helt ct vir. Al
vim O.. 10 sallie =. Morseil. lot 6s. block -.
si0
John X. Cain. lot ~, block y, SO.
Dobbins Addition-Martha L. rrycr to Alice
+. Hurrey TO Ross |. and Martha l.. Tryer.
same property. SO
l73i T street nnrthwett-Helen !: Norris to
Mary l.. Morris and Elizabeth X. Colbert.
lot IL, square lGI. SO
The Washington times., 1912-12-04

pan. and consul general at Shanghai,
China. resigning in 1886 on account Of
Ill health. He then entered the service
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of New York In an executive capacity.
General stabel was unmarried and has
no relatives in this city.
The Washington times., 1912-12-04
Lease by w. J. Bryan
Is Causing Comment

william Jennings Bryan has obtained
an option on q suite of offices in the
Woodward Building. and politicians arc
wondering what he intends to do with
them.
II he goes into the Cabinet, he will
have no use for them: and II ne re-
mains in private life. the mystery Is
equally great Some poi,tic,ans i,a h,iM, believe
and report the Wilson Administration
according to his own lights.
The Washington times., 1912-12-04
For Marriage Reform.

The Hindu Marriage Reform League
OF Washington will meet under the au-
spices OF the Women's Interdenomina.
tional Missionary Union Friday. Decem-
Der 8. at o'clock, in the parish hall
of the Church OF the Epiphany. Mrs.
Margaret Dye Ellis and Mrs Sara Doan
La Fetra will speak.
The Washington times., 1912-12-04
Reward Offered for Arrest,

The man wore no mask when he en-
tered the grocery store and the detec.
tives have good description Of the rob.
Der. A reward OF 800 has been offered
by Major Sylvester for his arrest.
With the eight rObberies In Washing
ton and six In Hyattsville, the WASH
The Washington times., 1912-12-04
New Legation Attache.

Alfonso Washington Peset. son Of the
Peruvian minister to this country. has
been named attache Of the legation
here. Minister Peset recently present.
ed his son to President Taft. The
younger Peset was born on February
q, 1850, and was named In honor Of
George Washington. 90 o.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
GRANT COUNTY DEMOCRATS
EXPECT INCREASED MAJORITY

Grant county with a normal
Democratic majority ot 400 Co 500, is
claimed tor Wilson by Democratic
leaders Boo silver city bN 900 least Guu
minority. state Senator Walton,
whot knowicdgc Of Grant county
aud les VOTES n considered the final
word. says coo majority for wilson h
sure ana thnt b. may be- greater
Chairman Fowler. ~ tho Ropuhli
can county committee, while con.
ocdiug that the county viii go iur
Wilson. states that IL win b." by u
greatly reduced majority ilr claims
silver city precinct Tor TAFT ANA ap.
parenty with good ground from what
can be- learned by many local oNp"rs-
sious. Tho precinct normally is. Re-
publican. Both leaders agree that
there viii hc q very lighi vote fur
Roosevelt. and up tu This tim" th,
Bull Moose movement appears tu
have gained practically NO strength
in the county. what n vigorous cam
palgn will do remains TO be seen.
there is "a local organization ready to
take MP the fight
There viii hc practically complete
delegations from AN three counties
al the three state conventions In Az
buqueiuue. and Il is ukoir that %
large number oi spectators viii make
he trip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
NIL MOOSE GAINS IN
DONA ANA COINTN.

Here iu pona Ana county there is
nsurrcctlon Ia the Republican ranks
and some signs of IL in Democratic
ranks also. bunH Ana county has
never been noted Tor rock ribbed har-
mony in Republican circles. For a
number of years there have been too
many leaders determined 90 run the
show Co permit of that harmony
Whith makes peaceful conventions;
and while there Is less talk of party
disturbances Just now among the
leaders the feeling is there ana 10
win show itself strongly when the
county gets together 90 elect It's dele
gates 90 the state convention I'm las
Cruces the factlonal fight has hrokon
ont with renewed Nigor in the local
newspapers which arc going after the
opposing would be- leaders and each
other in the good old fashioned way.
n. a. Holt, "a member of the state
executive committee, appears 90 hc
dctermincd tn hold onto his job aud
Go take "a position ns one of the party
managers lu the county There are
those who are quite determined that
he viii not do so, ana MIR Holt, as
has been the ease in the past, seems
likely To become local issue. the ox-
act issue being ns to whether or not
ne shall run the show or help run "a.
iic has strong partisans ana the situ-
alton b. interesting.
The most interesting feature at the
situation in ihis county. however is
found in the rapidly growing Bull
Moose sentiment u appears to he
not exactly enthusiasm for Roosevelt
and his candidacy. hut an irrcprcss.
able desire 60 rise up aud smash
sumothing. Local Democrats deny
that there ~ any considerable dofoc-
ton from the Wilson ranks bat u b
evident that considerable number
! uf Democrats are waVering ana thal
some uf them are going to progress
! Undoubtedly, however the Roosevelt
strength win come chiefly from Re-
puhlicans Al II lacks apparently u
leadership. This. up to the present
time. has not appeared. but the hul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
INCREASED FREIGHT
RATE SUSPENDED
BY COMMISSION
Proposed Raise in Transconti
mental Tariff Held Up Until
December 2 Pending Investi-
cation.
tBy EvspIHE usraIa 4. p. Leased wi,sI

Washington. Aug. on .- Increased
freight rates proposed hy tmuseuntI-
mental railroads Yr transportation ui
commodities from eastern points Goo
Pacific coast terminals were suspend
ed today hy tine interstate commerce
commission from september until
lcromoer 3D. pending AN nvcstisa-
ton,
Tho tariffs suspended proposed grus
eral increases ON practically all COM
modify freight from Atlantic sra-
board ana middl, western states ut
origin Co destinations on the Pacific
coast ranging lrOm five Co ffN per
cent, lu most Instances they Wrro
effected by the cancellation of eXist-
ing commodity rutoH, thus automatic
ally transferring thc commodities tu
The higher classification seal, OF
charges.
While la some Instances churg,s
would be reduced, 70 checking hS the
commission appears 10 indicate that
the reductions would apply to little
moro than 80 per cent ot the west
hound t'ufflc. Tho lowering ui rates
to such destinations as spokane,
wash, Reno, NvN.i Tucson, Ariz,
and similarly situated cities WIS in
substantial accord with the recent
agreement madv hA shippers of those
places with the railroads aud sane.
toned hN the commissiru. nH u mudi-
ficatlon uf tho commission findings
in what populurlN are known us the
Pacific coast cases
These examples uf proposed u-
rrcasoa uH commodities are cited hN
the cumWisslun.
Thirty cents hundred pounds on
automobiles a. Ccn's ON furniture,
20 cents ON plate glass. 40 cents un
petroleum products 40 cents ou
plumbing materials, go cents on
stoves. ana 40 cents ON vehicles.
Npncruily. from points nf origin ln
middle western states the charges az,
somewhat lower although to many
articles "blankct rate" la applicable
alike 10 all Of the east and middl,
I west.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
DEATH WAS RESULT OF ACCIDENT
WITHOUT INDICATION OF HEART FAILURE
AND NO SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY

Ma1dHeut. s. 49, Aug. 3I.-The
rem.'ua of solomon Luna reached
Masd-lsno lt d u'eloek This morning.
accompanied by frank a uubbeii off
\inulUrruuo. Eduardo M Otcro.
David Furr and " ~ Borudnup of
MugduI,uH.
a Doroucrs jury was summoned 40
once uN Justice OF the pDH.v Estrtau
Flores, and uu Inquest held ut which
10 Nls determined rHIr death u1a tho
result ui au accident
The text ot ths report uf the core
uu"r ury F Is follows.
We the Iurl sitting BOO the Inquest
Iu the death ul solomon Luna find
That the deceased came Geo his death
ny accidental drowning
Boo o." opinion l. those most close
y associated with the tragedy ana
ot thc Judvrukor Mr RurruWdalc.
NJ Luna met his deltH 8s the result
of au accidental tain into the dippius
VAT. that hc was either rendered ln-
.rusIhi, uy the lll or bl the dipping
preparation. that there apparently
wac uu heart failure or stroke cot amy
kind and absolutely nu Indication ut
foul play
There is nothing tu indicate heart
failure or an apuplcctic stroke s.id
uudrrnkcr BurruWdule to the Even
ing Herald, Immediately after the In
uu,st tuIs morning "und mo- indict-
tun vantoycr ut foul play Mr Luna,
~ seems evident. met his death az
the result of an accidental IAN into
th, dipping vat
"pr spindier. of thv bureau of anil
mai industry. found tho 0udY very
soon after the hot water had been
turned u. The body WAS badly scsld-
ga. Mr. Luna was clad in his under
clothing and Shoes and stockings The
r,uort that he WAS without shoes b.
inr.t..st 80 Was one az Mr. Luna IS
peculmutl,8, known 90 his intimate
friends. thai hp never oven crossed re-
room without shoes or slippers
"lt Nas M Luuas msnrahl' GUS
torn tn personally supervise dipping
equipment and operations, and Il Is
evident that hv had walked Co The dip
ping Nnt 90 make thv usual early
morning inspection. in Some manner
in tho darkness. ho must have slipped
anA fallen into the vat whore he was
rendered unconscious or helplsas
either hy tho fall OF the dipping pre-
parAtion. or both. There Is nothing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
CATRON WILL MAKE THE
HI.plHIIgAN kENNOTE SPEECH

senator Thomas Benton Cntron
has practically been determined upon
by Republican state leaders as the
man who viii be- asked 10 make tho
keynote speech In the Taft Now Mex
ioo campaign Nh Catron's high po-
aitiuu. his long service ana his we'll
known vlews on present political
problems make him one of the
strong men Tor the honor while his
ability as an orator is woll known.
Mr Catfon probably viii be tenn
porary chairman of the convention.
hut any further convention officers
have not boon discussed.
OFFICERS at the Republican state
committee expect to reach Albuqucr-
uuc the latter part ot next week Sec
Iotnry Herbert clark having pre-
pared tO come here from Las Vegas
and open temporary headquarters
not later than Saturday. Sentiment
among Republican leaders through
nut the state indicates that Albu-
uueruue also will bc chosen as head
uuarters for tho Republican cam
paign aud that the bulk of the work
uf tho campaign directors will be- per
formed here The Republican lead
crs look tor the largest delegate at
tendance in the history of the party.
The Republican convention does not
meet until the i2th, hat large num-
bcr of Republicans are coming in ad-
vance of the convention Co take a
look at the operations of the Demo-
cratic aud Bull Moose gatherings. A
considerable number ~ prominent
Republicans have made room for res.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
.OTERO OPTIMISTIC
OVER OUTLOOK FOR
PROGRESSIvES
State Chairman Says Roosevelt
Is Certain to Garry Bernal-
lilo, sandoval and Santa Fe
Counties by Big Majorities.

That liernnlillo, Santa r, and snu-
du,ul counties are certain Goo so over
whrImInay for uooar,,l. ana thll
thc Progressive o1ndidato s assured
of better than gn even break loo most
of tho counties of Ncv N,Veo Is th,
opinion of former Governor Miguel
A. utDrp. state chairman ana nntiou.
ai committeeman of thp ProgrcssiN,
party
Mr.. Otcro loft this morning for
santa Fo after short visit To- Albu.
qNcrquc.
THE usht In New Mexico" de-.
,llrcd the former governor mst night
'iivs between the Proprcssivcs un'
IA" Democratic party, and you ma,
rc,t assured that we are in the con
,rst to win. Headquarters have beet
opened in santa Pc aud the ormniza.
tiou perfected in every county Ia th'
state. From everywhere ouroumgin,
reports arc coming ln. Men Ions
Identified with both of the ola partlc
are lining up with the ProsrcgsIvc
and altogether the outlook for th'
new party could scnrcoN De- mor'
prumiginp
Tho state convention. WhIph vii
be- called to order iu the Flks' thcItc
in your city september 10. promise
tu bo welt attended ANA T. al icasi
have mo- doubt ihpf ~ WIZ bo one %
th" most enthusiastic conventions ID
tho HISTORY ul Sew McNicu
Asked concerning the pruhanl
nominee for congress. MI. OtrIu d'
rlincd tu hazard 20 prediction. 'ln th
Progressive party" sail the governor
you know nominations are not ir
ranged iu advance, this being a litll
matter that ls lrr Go tho delegate
tu dcCidp.'
Mr.. bt'Tu expects tu return Geo Nl
buqucrquc iu fvw days Go take cal
tho preliminary work of the rouytu
ton ana ALSO Goo arrange for th
meeting here to hc addressed Dr.
Colonel Roosevelt un September t'
on which date special train viii h
run from santa Fv aud probably iron
several other points la New Mexico
Arrangements are now being mad
for special rates ON the railroads au'
% big attendance Boz expected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
FIGHT IN LUNN BETWEEN
WILSON NNn RDuSI.NI.gT

over in Luna county. which means
ln bamiug Hnd the surrounding
farming uud cattle districts the tiEh'
iu this campaign acuWs tu have nar-
rowcd down tu a contest between
WILSON and Roosevelt ttouspyvlt
sentiment is making inroads into the
Democratic ranks and serious ones. if
One muy Judge by talking with M"
people. Normally Democratic
county Luna county un several uc-
oasIuns aud Do. povcrim personal
campaign. haa uupu brought very
clusr Goo tho Republican column and
thp Democratic majority cot early
days has been materially reduced lu
this campaign. however sud u this
early stage, 20 looks us DO TAFT viii
hay, hut sDaut following and that
BoosoNolt, drawing votes from both
Democrats aud Republicans, viii
make e strong run.
4 ptogrcssiN, organization has
been formed Jt pomug aud proposes
To- make an active campaign. Tha
farming population. mostly OF recent
importation is the doubtful element
us it is possible to size uu the situu-
tiou in Doming pretty accurately
The Democrats say an the farmers
are Democrats and that they ARE go-
ing tp vote Tor Wilson Co man. Tho
rrugrossiya champions assert lth1t
said farmers are for ltooscNclh to %
man aud that they viii bc s1,.N pro-
crossing au over the place .-Sihr fact
sayms to hc thut the tar haven't
| thought yrty much abous u up Co this
| limo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

During the coming week Alhuuuer-
uu" win become headquarters Tor an
OF the political activity iE New Mex
leo and viii continue as the hub OF
activity until the last or the three big
state conventions has adjourned Al
rc1dy reservations galore are being
made by hotels fur political leaders
uf the three parties who expect to
arrive the ond Of next week for tho
purpose ~ closing convention ar
rsug'mcuts and mapping out tho
programs. The next two weeks WI
lr busy ones Tor Albuquerque aud
the man who cares to de- su viii have
umpl" opportunity tor thoroughly in
forming himself % pulitical ooudi.
tions ln the early stage ~ Sew Mex
lco's first presidential campaign
Br,nusr of the low rate made FOR
the convention week o. large attend
nuc, oi spectators is expected, while
the managers Of IN, several parties
expect practically run delegations
from every county la the state.
The Democratic party managers
the state executive committee and
other active party men win begin ar
rlylng IN Albuquerque early in the
week and Il Is expected that tho
executive committee VIII begin It's
sessions on saturday The return OF
Congressman Ferguson. who uu-
duubtedly viii be the Democratic
nominee To succeed himself in CON
grcss and Of other prominent Demo
oIats, who have been out of the state
tor some time on political and private
business VIII bring practically tho
complete membership OF the state
committee here. There is already ac-
tive speculation ana inquiry as 10
who b. 10 make the Head OFF, In tho
Democratic convention. and t is now
considered likely that national com
mittoeman A. A. Jones viii bc chosen
tor temporary chairman Of the con.
Nontinn and charged with delivering
the Keynote speech la Ncw Mexico.
The state committee row propuss 10
make IT, headquarters n AlbuuuoT-
que Tor the campaign and this WI
likely hr the sense uf the convention
according Co reports regarding tho
general sentiment among Democrats
throughout the state % ls proposed
90 open the campaign In AN parts of
the state Immediately following the
convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
RURAL JUDGE FINES
SECRETARY Of
INTERIOR AS
SPEC DER
Having Fine" Trip Declares
Mr.. Fisher After Paying
Ten Dollars in California
Justice Court.
HUMBLY LISTENS TO
LECTURE FROM BENCH

sam Francisco CuI Aug 30 ---
walter T.. Fisher. secretary of tho p-
l'tI"r made u pnse.Ii, uuu here toe
dos. OBSERVING thut Dec was having
"a fine trip
Before sailing from here Co Homo.
lulu, whittier hr went today. iu iur-
,ign sIlp Mr Fisher paid "a fine of
5000 Goo tine treasury department
Yesterday while motoring t1 santa
lusa Go see Luther burbank. tho
"pluut wizard. his motor car was
stopped by jealous couslahles in
Marin county
A Justice pf tho peace, before whom
the party Hcs hHiod, rvnd the W'm-
htIs lecture uu speeding.
'fho ricl." ho said with great cW-
uhuss, must obey the law
Nh Fisher who thus far has made
H comfortable income hY praCtlclng
law loo chicago. smiled broadly az the
application
you'd better pay up. ho remarked
tu thr chauffeur and the Imposed
Uup ur $40 was furthcoming The
justice dld not learn for many hours
WhY lis rulprt was.
poulor bN ftlH u fines. Secretary
Fisher uf tIr department of the in-
terror sailed TODAY un the IHphursr
steamship ChuI Mum for Honolulu.
Whrrr hp Ail Investigate thu upposi-
tiou tu appointment of Governor
FtpIr
a federal laW rXncts 5000 fine for
every passenger carried hy foreign
owned Vessels between American ports
eud secretary Fisher is travelling with
his Vito aud secretary The amount
ui tar times was added 90 HE pHssa su
munoy. Tho additional $40 WAS ilu
posed yesterday hy pcthluma Justice
of thH peace who found that aocre.
tho speed limit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
No DOUBT THAT DEATH
WAS RESULT on ACCIDENT

There iH no room for doubt" Edd
Frank a. ilubbcll, who accompanied
the remains from Horse Springs
ranch, that Mr.. Luna met his deHth
as result of AN accident Mr. Hub
bell who was al his western Scclrro
county ranch M the time. WAS VuicN
IS notified of the tragedy and reached
Horse Springs ranch litti' more
than four hours after accidSri oc-
Cured
~ was probably not case of
heart attack ~ paralysis" saiG NJ.
ltubholl II was al the ranch very
short time after the accident aud
there Be- no question that Mr.. Luna
dtd not have u man In or nJHl tho
camp who was not his warm friemi.
Moreover, u would have boeI pfac-
tlcaily impossible for violence uf amy
kind tp have beon done him Withuut
Immediate knnWlcdi o. of sOmr uf tho
men sleeping beside aud near him in
the ranch house Undoubtedly any
suggestion of foul play which may
hnVe been made should be- discoun
tcnnncod. ~ was Just % tragic acct
don't. Mr. Luna uuduubtedly walked
uut uf his sleeping room into the
open In The early morning hour and
h} some accident which We VIII never
Know slipped ana fen into the dip
plhE vat. The formation ct the vat
N such that he probably became
wedgrd Ia The bottom which is mar
rover than N" top. and could not rx-
trucatr himself. or possibly MAS so
stunned by the fan that h. could not
help himself There is nothing ~
Tar as We know that would Indicate a
heart attack ana there was 40 mark
on tho body of any kind indicating
violent contact. save q slight abrasion
on one uf his arms. which unduuhted.
} was received when hc fell"
The verdict at IA" coroncr's jury
az Mugdnfpna this morning Of Hcci-
dental drowning. la undoubtedly
correct "