Salt Lake Tribune | 1906-07-21 | Page 10 | Unknown Body Found

I UNKNOWN BODY FOUND Remains of Dead Man, Supposed to Be Salt Laker, Discovered. A telegram from Canon City, Colo., Thursday, Thurs-day, stated thnt "tho dead body of a man, supposed io be Ed O'Neill, proprietor of the Bingham Buffet at. 42 East Second South strcot, Salt Lake City, or his brother, wa found near Texas Creek station, eighteen milo3 west of Canon City, Wednesday night. He was about GU year of ace, nearly six ieot tall, weighed about 100 pounds and had gray hair and a black mustache. There woro no marks of violence on the bodv and nothing to indicato the cause of doatli. In hla pocket was found a letter written at Chicago, June 2G, by E. B. Dowling. addressed ad-dressed to O'Xelll Bro., Salt Lake Citv " Inquiry at O'N'elll Bros., 42 East 'Second South street, disclosed tho fact that tho dond man was not a member of that Ann, and tho same information was imparted bv O'.Vcill Bros of Ogden. Neither of the firms could throw any light upon who the dead man if.