Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1931, Page 11

STEVENS KILLING HELD ACCIDENTAL - Members of Posse at Dunn| Loring'Reiterate. Shots Came From Woods. $40,000 LIQUOR SEIZED Coast Guard Patrol Takes Schooner Oft Florida com—(:rw Esgapes. . PETERSB! l (#).—The two‘mlm scl h«met boat off Bay of Clearwater, ~an Petersburg Tuesday nlght TUNnNer's crew a lnuncn h that had ihe nignef’h ww nfl hfi?fl out.into the 116t Mex- eSadell rx.\-rylng 300 gacks of swrted llq\lorl'l 150 cues of !nney e . | #quors, €hampain: Specic] Dispatch to The Star. ‘The Sadell ns currylnl 500 sadks of DUNN LORING, Va., October 8.— boat, sald it was stolen from him at “Death due to & gunshot wound of the | Dunedind Isles, near ~Clearwater, head, causing fracture of the skull, with | Tecently. brain destruction, _accidentally sus- | 1:med wag the vetdict of Coroner Dr. aay meht,of Meltin Stevens Exa that e Wit paa destroyea the mm { eve and had pierced the bone and brain | e behind it for a depth of four | cs. D" sRansom informed Com- | al Attorney Wilson M. Farr the shot was fired at n dI 3nr‘e OI certainly less than 10 feet. The w ding from the head of the bullet \\as 000 found inside the brain, indlcating th $20, Loss RGDOI“I d in the shot Bad traveled much less than 10 feet Fire at Great Mills. Drvm}?.;nmuy;?ter?yllflemmn re- examine: e Charles B. Runyon, Charles ~ Sovinski, Daniel, John and Tobacco Lost. Richard Stevens, James Runyon, Sam uel Baldwin and Arthur Shugars. They adhered to their preyious testimony Speclal Dispatch to The Star. that the shots had come from the woods | LEONARDTOWN, Md., Octgber 8.— 25 yatds or more away. A fire which cost the life of ¢ne man, Police authorities agree wi th the i corofier's findings that death was acci- destryA: &) AT ev tbhpooo “harn. Wil eptal. Farr ;umd uin, he intends to With prize tobacco, a new truck and s every possi ins, however, to other valuable farm equipment, valued establish the Idem".v of the person who |at $20.000. occurred fired the fatal s Charles Millicent of Great Mills, Md., TE was at it etioved that the 28- 110 miles south of Leonardtown, yester- year-old well-digger was slain by the day, was believed to have baen sraned same person or persons who for the |py’ artin - Amesworthy, . falling last_three weeks are reported to have |asleep!in the barn whila'smoking. Hie fired shots at his house on the Dunn |charred bones were found in, the de- Loring road, two miles from Vienna. bris after the fire. He leaves a wife Stevens was/In company with his three |and two small children. brothers, &~ constable and se\e\ll The Leonardtown Voluntebrs Fire De- neighbors, gaid to hn\e been looking for \p!nm,m answered the callf but on ar- the marauders when he fell <uddenly jmiv ving found the barn too gr gone to with a shotgun charge in his hea Tvices were held today for Ste\ent i WARDEN I COLORADO S PRISON RIOT SUSPENDED Stats' Commission Acts Pending Hearings on Charges of In- competence. B thejAnsociated Press. | DBEVER, Colo. October 8—Frances B. Cigwlord, warden of the Colorado sme nitentiary, was suspended late yesteflay by the State Civil Service as long as we look good to. them. Let headwork start at the foot. 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