Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-17
OF TRAGEDY
NO NEARER SOLUTION

l.llr bods d Miss Harriet II
anaush uAA.iI nurSe. Victim
ii the brutal nmtdcr on.the Naval
Neadeins reservation FRIDAY
light. vas laid auay this morn
Nc III tire Aa1al emeterv, op
@>it tic Naval Ncadeinv. fol
ouiite funeral services Which
we're held ii 81 Mary 5 Roman
athohe i,ufcla 4, Il o'clock
Rev Father Iohn .l,oohev. Rector
ii the hurch. atiieiatcd a The
ol,seqnie
The fact that Ats II:,yauaagh vas
nAsted ii the service of thc country
Military horafs ere accorded 4
military escort cnsistin % Tie IN
al teadtmy band aud 4 eoMpail. al
1arnes froa The garrison lefe1
d dllit af tie ut t!cny. Masd fr1m
llr church ~ the cemetery Mere the
o., was iawer5 benc4 /. flc Sod
d, far from the u vAer slle met
ler rc ticd.h l'sar Sli irai II
'e..ie iHeriIi'enlen 81 tlua lra.'
my Captain W.T. 7 Ghyerus. COM
nsndant 81 mia. mnen Captain Y
" tllehards. ssnf.eon III cltarge nf
tle Naval Hospital and man ailter
nili ers and members of their fanli
e besides meryaers Of iI,a eonEre-
CATION Of ST. Mars Church. attended
The funeral Two surgeons and 1 fe-
fade nurses attached 10 duty at the
Nasal Hospital acted as body
bearers
Another Suspect Released
With the burial OF Miss kayanungll.
lie board Of inv, tgation detailed by
Suprrintendent Scales resumed its m
uiry of the trasic aifair hut il Is
aated il 80 Ia quarters lllai tile
NY ytcry Is no nearer solution than
When the board first took up its work
iairday morniui
1ae latest development in the ease ,
yaa the arrest last night 0f Albert
Mills. % years old a former enlisted
nan OF the Navy Who al onts time was
Employed al the naval hospital in he
auaeity of orderly 1t was said that
ht name Of Mills was mentioned in
letter or some inissiye which was
'o,tni among tlle personal effects Of
he dead nurse. and rs The authorities,
ii Ilieir probe i4ve been questioning
syersone who kiew Miss Kayanaugh
Nj ls was hsied before ille investigai
nH lody He Was subsequently re
| easetl however as 1t Was found that
10 had no connection with the case
fills. whose loiee il al Eastport. was
mis- recently 5onorabiy discharged
! rem thr service after serving out the
,eriod ~ his enlistment. Every re-
oort and rumor that has reached The
INVESTIGATING officials has been run
lowir int without avail
arrest Negro Desertcr
Nay.a Academy authorities. actuai
q by tie onis definite Information
js3ifed from mass of more or less
! heoretical data gathered since the
| murder. ransesl the arrest III i}alt-
more SATURDAY, night 81 Henry A.
/ Grown. coIored descrter from The
| Savy.
Brown has been absent without
cave from the training ship Cumber-
and for 30 days. He Is 4 third class
/ ness attendant
He admits having been patient TT
lie Naval Hospital nearly year ago.
III denies thaf he came in contact
ailh Hiss kayanaugh during that
aeriod. The prisoner maintains that
| 9e has not lei Baltimore for nearly
| mouth. When arrested, he was still
sttired in Navy uniform.
Investigation Goes On
Baltimore police took the subject IN
80 custody ana lodged him in cell
Il the Northwestern Police Station
Today he was returned to Annapolis
snd placed in the +hrlg.
Two circumstances are regarded az
favorable to tile defer OF the negro
suspect. Primarily, as he explained
10 the police. he would naturally aftei
deserving endeavor to keep safe dis
tanee from the Naval Academy. Alse
: had he realized that he was beine
: sought on charge more serious thar
} desertion he would as a precautiol
, have shed the Navy uniform.
Likewise, two circumstances, fh'
! police say. serve to justify his arres
the first, his familiarity with thu
Academy grounds and the possibiiit.
that he had previously seen Miss Kay
anaugh. He admitted knowing b.
= sight Nurses Hesse and Leopold.
!. a geographical survey of the seen
D Of the murder pointed yesterday 70 TIA
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