Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-04-25 | Page 6 | Muller Dies as the Result of His Wounds

-oo MULLER DIES AS THE RESULT OF HIS WOUNDS . G. Muller, the man who shot himself him-self through the head yesterday afternoon aft-ernoon at the police station, died at the Dee hospital last night at 7 o'clock, without regaining consciousness. conscious-ness. No further evidence as to his real identity has been found and it is not known for certain whether his name is Muller. Chief Norton learned today that a man answering his description had ( registered at the Oxford hotel, a few nights ago under the name of Stein. The body was taken to tho Kirken dall mortuary and it Is probable that It will be burled at the expense of the city. No inquest WM deemed necessary' neces-sary' by the authorities. Mrs. Caine recovered her ring today to-day from the Uncle Sam Pawn shop on Twenty fifth street, where Muller had pawned it a short time before his arrest At the hospital a memorandum book was found In one of his ocket8 filled with leaves that had been torn to pieces These were pieced together to-gether and it was found that he had written the following names and addresses ad-dresses on them: Mrs. L. C Webb Herrick avenue; Mrs George W. Par-low, Par-low, and Eber Piers. Peer Apartments, Apart-ments, and Harry Relnshriber, 2248 Jefferson avenue. If ns evldenl from these that the man had Intended to continue his blackmailing opera-' tlons and Mrs. Parlow stated last night, that a man. having a German accent, had called her upon tho phone and asked when her husband would I be homo