Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-13
COrOner's Jury and Officers Con- vinCed That No Shadow of Foundation Remains For Sui
 eide Theory; Facts Developed
Hotel Guest Who Posed as &c.,
 Cret Service Man, Is Sought; Known as Friend of HarreIl; Latter Last Seen With Him.

In session yesterday afternoon, postponed from Monday in order to give the officers opportunity to set the machinery in notion for apprc- hension and arrest of W. W. Ker- meen. and probably others, the coro. ner's jury of the court of Judge Walter Thomas rendered a verdict finding the death of J. F. Harren 10 have come about by unknown hands.
 Briefly. the opinion held by core ner, jury and police officers follow ing c1rsory examination of the body of Harrel on a lonely peak two miles up Brewery Gulch on Satur- day night, under which they held that be came Co his death by shots fired by his own hand, was changed. These men now have no doubt but that Harren was brutally murdered.
 The crime, indicated by the cir. Cumslances that have accumulated, promises exposure of one of the foulest, most coldly calculated and thoroughly vicious murders In the history of the southwest
 It is the present belief that before the tang,ed skeins of the mystery are unrayeled there will have been several persons involved, in as many States, in one of which, outside of Arizona, the actual murderer is prob ably now harbored.
 The disappearance of Harrel, who was night bill clerk at the Lowell store of the Phelps-Dodge Company occurred on Thursday last, when he left the Golden Hotel in company with an as yet unidentified man. be- lleyed to have been Eermeen. This was shortly after noon and was the last time Harrell was seen alive He carried a 22 Winchester automatic rifle. was in his usual happy mood and said he would bring a rabbit back for the supper of the landlady and the hotel help. The man who went away with him was a quiet, neatly attired, unobtrusive person, who had been tO the hotel with him the day before, when Harrell intro duced him as a friend to Mrs Pur- tell the landlady, from whom he at tracted only passing attention, not sufficient to fix any description In her mind He appealed no more strongly to anyone else about the house there being none who are able to tell more of him than that he appeared to Do neatly attired and unobtrusive. If it was his effort to avoid inspection, he succeeded ad- mirably
 When Harrell did not appear at the Lowell store at o'clock. the ! time at which be went on shift. the 1 Golden Hotel was telephoned and the ! information received that be had gone hunting. Presuming that he ! had been delayed and would appear at his desk later the SsY force at the store attached no importance to ! his failure to appear. until next morn ing, when 1t was seen that he had not come to his work during the night. The hotel WAS called up and ] the information received that Harrell had not occupied his room during the night and nothing was known ga i to his whereabouts.
 ] Officers were notified of HarrellH disappearance and steps taken to lo' cate him. These were without re- suit on Friday By Saturday morn. ing there was real alarm about the young man. who. although he had been with the store but four weeks had impressed those about the estab .lishment as a clean young fellow and made a number of friends. A gen eral alarm was given the conviction being firm that something very much out of the ordinary had befalleu Harrell. When late Saturday after noon nothing had been learned oi him, arrangements were made at Lowell, under which 200 men were to turn out for a general search ol the hills on Sunday
 Late Saturday afternoon D. McAl lister came to the city from a triI
 over the top Of the mountains tc mining claims. with report of finding
 of a body Chief of Police Watkin' and Officer Brooks accompanied hin
 back arriving shortly before darl
 and identifying the body as that o . Harell It lay about ten feet t'
 the right of the point whore it ha