Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10
HARREL' $ B0DYF0UND
 LAST NIGHT
Young Man Who Disappeared
 Thursday from Rooms Found in Terrible Condi- ton Near Fishers Peak
Suicide Is the Only Tenable
 Ground, from Every Ap-
 Pearance, That Can Be Taken-Member of Masons

Taken-Member of Masons
 With it's face terribly lacerated, bunett hole somewhere therein. the stomach fly-blown and nauseauug to inc smell, the body of what was once . J. T Harren was found last night. at an early hour. far up the top of 'ish- er's peak Suicide, murder and foul play are an advanced as causes and ] effects of the find. with the prepond- ] erance Of opinion in favor of the first solution
 ! Harren has been missing since Thursday afternoon. The fact that he was gone was discovered Friday morning when his employers at the Lowell branch of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company came to the store and found that he had not been at his desk the previous night
 Harrell came to Bisbee from Los . Angeles where he had been employed by She Citizens National Bank. He brought letters of recommendation or high character and was hired by the company as a bin clerk
 His duties included the posting of the days business during the night He usually went 10 work at 6 o'clock and finished his nights work about 2:3O or 8 o'clock in thr morning. Hs room was in the Golden Hotel
 The man is known to have been out hunting before and when he left his room Thursday afternoon with a gun over his shoulder, nothing was thought Of the occurrence. He told Mrs Purtell, of the Golden, that he was going hunting and would be back with a rabbit He left the house and never returned. When Manager Sowle of the Lowell store telephoned the Golden Friday morning Mrs. Pur. tell found upon entering the room. that his bed had not been occupied.
 The officers were notified during . the afternoon, and started a search for him.
 i Yesterday morning Farley McRea Red Cannon, Charles Thomas. from Bisbee, went over the hills as far as Juniper Flats over the Divide. Joe Hodges and w. J. Graham searched below the city. All returned with nc trace Of the missing man. Arrange .ments were being made to organize ' a large searching party to go out this morning when word was brought in that a dead body had been found , on Fishers Peak.
 W. J McAllister left his home lasl
 evening about six o'clock in search B of his horses. He went over the tor of the ridge immediately above the home of Jim Mcdonald He cam, across the body near the hlghes
 point McAllisteU returned Co Bisbe,
 and notified the officers. Late las
 night a Coroner's jury was summoned by Judge Walter Thomas and the! visited the scene.
 Harrelps body was lying with on, knee drawn up toward the head
 about twenty feet from the rifle. tn,
 calibre of which was a twenty-two
 long. The gun and the ram rod wer,
 lying close together An empty cal
 of sardines, with a finger print O the dead man on the lid, was als'
 found
 , 1.-Two cartridges had evidently beel discharged. One of them was founI | on the ground, the other was dis charged but remained in the breaci
 of the rifle. The bullet which did th damage entered the head between th @ eyes and ranged back and down t the right ear. making it's through tha
 part of the head Obvious signs c 3 struggle were around the plac !, where the body was found
 When the officers reached the seen A 1t was found that his clothes cor
 tained indenufication cards and COT o siderable money, but the diamon
 stud am dring. which Harrell is r' puted to have worn, were missini m The amount of money in his clothe m was S419O $40 of this was 10 pape o and the balance in silver
 e By going through Harren's effect n it was found that he belonged to to De Masons of Oklahoma City He wa I'd evidentally a member of the Eagle t- and of the Knights of Pythias. bl v- no cards to prove this were foun
 There were a number of letters an