Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-13

denCe, May Be Able to Throw
 Light on Tragedy if Found. bility of suicide, although there is abundance Of annulment in the char acter and location of the shots in the head. which the doctor held could not have been made one after the other by Harrel
 In the above is the sum and sub stance of the testimony introduced before the coroner's iury yesterday afternoon Co determine the cause of death of Harrell Upon it. the jury brought in its verdict
 In addition to this there are some very startling facts. weaving a story .of mystery and intense dramatic in- terest, which are in the hands of the officers and upon which they are now working. All of these facts may not now be publicly given. Promi- nent among them however. is the fact that on April % w. Kermeen registered at the Copper Queen hotel from Los Angeles. He thereafter associated with Harrell and was known as his friend. He occupied his room mainly during day hours. seldom arising until late in the after moon. He gave the impression that he was in the government secret ! service. He is believed to be the man who appeared at the Golden hotel with Harrell on Wednesday afternoon and who went out with him from the Golden on Thursday after noon on the fatal trip. He suddenly packed @ part of his effects on Sat urday morning and left the hotel, saying he was going to Osborn in a machine. A part Of his bill re- mains unpaid The valise he left has been found Co contain only some rough working or prospecting cloth. ing and compares with nothing which he appeared in about the hotel. nor which his appearance might indicate he would require
 Kemeen on April 28 pawned a gold watch at the Uncle Jim shop. re. ! ceiving S15, which he asked. The watch was considered good for con. siderable more. He said he was ex- peCting money shortly. On May 8. ] last Friday he appeared at the shop | and arranged to take out the watch ] by leaving in its stead a diamond set ring. This ring has not been positively identified, but 1t bears re- semblance to a diamond ring Harren was known to have but which was not on his body nor among his ef. fleets in his room Neither was diamond stud he was known to have | had. Also when he left the Golden ! hotel he wore a watch chain and presumably a gold watch he is
 known to have had When his body
 was found there was a piece of the
 chain hanging to his shirt. but no
 watch.
 In the effects of Harreu the only ! letters were from a woman in Los
 Angeles who signed herself Pet" and whose name from certain memo
 randa is believed to be Minnie She
 had seen Harrell in Log Angeles from where he came here and she resided there until last week. when it appears she left suddenly for Texas, where Harrel had formerly
 worked and where they had also been together, correspondence ipdi.
 cates. Her departure for Texas was
 despite the fact that his letters in-
 dicated that he expected to have
 her come here soon. and that this
 was her desire But in this respect
 there is contradiction. for message last night indicated that she had left word in Los Angeles that she
 was expecting to come To Bisbee and
 the message said she should arrive
 here last night She did not.
 Dating further back, the cores Ipondence indicates that their affair
 had lasted over some years and that
 she had gone to him in Los Angeles
 from Oklahoma City. where they had
 been together Whether Kermeen
 was a mutual acquaintance of this
 woman and Harrell is one of the
 interesting points now being traced
 out In whose name the considerable
 amount of insurance carried by liar.
 rell and paid up to the 17th of this
 month consequently in full force at
 the time of his death. may stand.
 is also matter that enters into
 consideration And as to HarrelTs