| Show accidental DEATH IS 0 A REEDER five cartridges had been placed in gun and only four extracted when fatality happened the coroners jury en paneled to inquire into the cause of the death ot C A reeder the seventeen acar old boy who was shot thurs day afternoon after hearing testimony rendered a verdict to the effect that the deceased came to his death through the accidental discharge of a shot gun and that no blama attaches to his companion tho verdict is signed by H C hansen L C ashton and david F steele jurors at the inquest devoe carter wll son the boy who discharged tha gun daniel roberts one of the boys who were present and edwin williams father in law of mrs walter williams a sister of young reeder testified the testimony given at the trial was substantially same as has been published regarding tho accident and which Is nearly correct it was learned last night that the boys after cleaning the gun had gone into the house and secured some cartridges to see it the gun worked all right five cartridges were put in tha magazine and when the boys unloaded tho gun they took out but four they forgot about the fifth cartridge and it now develops dei that previous to the explosion the trigger was snapped several times without exploding one of the boys remarked that the gun sounded funny and it waa then that young reener told the carter boy to put the muzzle of the gun to his bead so that he could hear it anything was the matter his request was complied with and all know the result most of readers Rec ders relatives live in the cast and friday they notified of the death of the young man A sister who lives in kansas telegraphed for the body to ba sent for burial but it Is not expected that that will be done and tha funeral will probably take place here on sunday i LOST IN MOUNTAINS T i w oh I 1 missoula mont aug 11 mrs harry th ompson wife of ex sheriff thompson mrs william wallace of new york mrs samuel walters of missoula a girl chofe and a little boy are lost in the lolo 1010 mountains 45 miles south of missoula and posses are now searching the hills in an endeavor to locate them the party lett lolo 1010 springs thursday morning to pick huckleberries huckle berries and enjoy an outing they had not returned to camp late this afternoon and searchers were sent out after them some fears are expressed as to the safety of tho pany as forest fires are raging along the divide CERTAINLY SAID watte berlin aug 12 the bokal anzel gers correspondent at portsmouth N H cables that he asked mr witte ip the japanese terms presented a basja tor continuing the negotiations and mr witte answered certainly rochester N Y aug 11 all preparations for the canadas cup races have been completed and the first race between the iroquois and the te will be started at 1 l tomorrow |
