| Show THE GORE MYSTERY Experts Disagree ns to tho Indications Indica-tions of Murder and Accident Visit to Russian Explained Paris Nov 22The police officials here admit that they arc making no progress toward the solution of the mysterious death of Mrs Ellen Gore and this fact Is strengthening the theory that the affair was one of accident acci-dent rather than of design This lewIs lew-Is so strong especially amons the members o the Russian colony that Do Rydcsowskly advocate Deputy Cruppl today announced his intention of applying to the court on Monday for the provisional release of the accused The authorities arc likely lo resist this motion as they arc not yet ready to accept the theory of accident Consul General Gowdy also inclines nguinst the accident theory but the American officials will not take an active part In I the prosecution M 1 Cruppls efforts are due to the Interest In-terest which the Russian friends of the accused have manifested In him scores of them having called upon Judge Janncvol lo testify to his good character The callers included the councillor of the Russian embassy who Is acquainted with the prisoner Dr Mcrlun who first arrived upon the scene of the tragedy has given out a statement which strengthens the advocates ad-vocates of the accident theory In their belief He confirms the assertion mud by Dr Socquot that the ball ranged upward and concludes that the tragedy was the natural result of the weapon being discharged accidentally by a fall to the door On the other hand one of the American Ameri-can officials especially assigned to the niso says his personal Inspection of Mrs Gores body shows that tin direction direc-tion I of the bullet was almost parallel with the surface of the earth and that the point at which the hal emerged fiom the back of the head was hardly a half Inch higher than tie point at which I nnlercd above the eye This conflicts with the theory of the French physician and tends to strengthen the murder theory Letters and telegrams In the possession posses-sion of the police show the clrcumslan ces of tho meeting on the day of the tragedy and exonerate Mrs Gore from the suspicions which might arise from her presence In De Rydrzewskis room One of the letters shows she wished to we De Rydorowskl This loiter he answered by telegraph saying that he was suffering from a sore throat and that It was Impossible for him lo go out As a result of his Inability to leave his room Mis l Gore went to him Some of the officials contend that the visit wax of a business nature asserting assert-ing that Mrs Gores remittances had not been received and that she went to hem musical friend for temporary assistance as-sistance This theory is apparenlly borne out by I the statement that a check for SCO drawn to the order of oIls Gore Is I said to luive been found by the police In De Rydexewt kls desk The existence of this check however 1ms not been fully established owing to the I reticence of the police Consul General Gowdy has received I cable message from Allorncy Bullor o Mexico City asking that Mrs Gores body be given kindly burial The Consul Con-sul Generals quick action prevented the following o the usual custom If burning umlahmd bodies In lime He wrote lo the morgue authorities regarding re-garding tho matter and the funeral has boon sot for Monday The Interment will be In the BouIonKO cemetery Many alt ls intend to attend the obsequies A cablegram has boon recolvod by a former friend of Mrs Gore here from n Now York lawyer announcing that time hitler has In his possession n will executed by Mrs Goro lust December The details of the Instiument however are not given Written antecedents of lr8 Goro furnished lo the magistrate magis-trate stale that she had lived at various vari-ous times In Sun Francisco and Los Angeles Columbus 0 and Chicago The documents also shoV that I Chicago friends Induced Mrs Gore to talce up music as a profession The examination of DC Rydorewskl will be held as soon as the Judge has received the report of the expert ar morer regarding the cause of the ound |
