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Dares WYSTERIOUS F found in Terrible Agony and 9 From Which He Does Not mystery surrounds the death Poasm Frank Jones, who ex- iat Providence hospital at Loa last evening foi. eucide or whether he pouone! by & woman supposed Sib wite is a matter that the tectives and the coroner are| rise theory seems to be most accepted at the present Dame of the woman is to be Anna Trewella. | she rented postoffice ila Seattle, and letters to her were sent there. Him in the Afternoon was apparently in good i yesterday morning. The| \ ft him at 2 o'clook In the M+ At the time he was suf- the effects of some pol- said that she was going Dut since that time she During the time that he ‘the hotel he lived with the to be connected and said she was his ‘His Lines Announces afternoon the woman tm the hotel office and an- . the Miness of her husband Giappeared. Facio was his room very sick and in , Clark was called and he man removed to Provi- . ital. Jones, alias Facio, jat 1 o'clock. after he arrived at the be te to a woman who Later Jones took the wot it to the woman. Sh the afternoon with ‘the| announced that she was and desired to be shown Grom. _ This note by a Star reporter and tn @ stove of the room the couple in the York k of ot I told 1 will or else the It was in re- note that the woman} room. The letter was! ed to box S38 In the She was seen t ist out of the hotel on dit during the day, but occupied the apart. ly since that Mme. to as guest tn the | years bind and was juested that two/ to his room to ibulance or car- convey him to left the office, wpled Lowe} & doctor, rr That was) one & transient guest went to the room ; om eoupie and found Fa-! " or © bow, apparently Only Paper in Seattle That to Print the News # B. F. JONES, LODGER AT THE YORK Whether ne! we the clerk a note! | Yeyance to take him t DEATH OF A Sinks Into Unconsciousness Recover—Cause of Death Not Yet Learned—Alleged Wife Detained in his grip. ‘That his name was Hen | Jamin F. Jones and not J. H. Facto 7| Was also ascertained The woman is 30 years old, of me dium bualld, with a thin face. Her | eyes are dark brown. She made no ualntances In the hotel. Jones! Personality Jones, or Facio, appeared to be a | well-to-do mechanio. His | were tallor made and he possessed | an alt of prosperity, Nothing of val- ue was found in the search of the room or his clothes last night The work of investigating the jeath continued this morning under the supervision of Coroner 0 @ Lane. There was a candy found tn ite medium po! dminiatered. The candy ppermint drop” vari aper reporter ate o r to ascertain { were all polsoned. The one was all right, as the man ts Potson Yet Pound was used to administer the A few of the drops may have been saturated, and the bale Jance left pure. No found in the room, unless t Ing the peppermint drops som | be found. In a stove In the room were f & number of scrape of letters which can only be read in pieces, and lit tle information gleaned. A letter written by Jones to his sister Win nit evidently in lowa, and never malied, was found torn up tn the to Thi years ago he was in Seattle. | that time he has been in Asto: Francisco. It w: ter city that he intended going in « ‘Pi few days. } A Peculiar Circumstance | Several peculiar circumstances | | rewarding the case came to light this | morning. from the room yeaterday, jardina, @ chambermaid, goin. The woman stoppe it tw said put the key In her but did not lock the door. | Tt was soon after the discovery ot} the sickness of Jones that the an believed to be Mrs, Trewe went to the postoffice and surrend. rod her box. The man was found sick shortly after 2 o'clock. The box Was surrendered at 3 o'clock. Anna Trewella was arrested at her home at Interbay by Detective Lane |- this afternoon and is now in the cus- | tody of the police matron. will | jfremain in custedy unt: the autopsy, which the coroner nounces wil! be held tomorrow. Miss Trewella’s statement to De | teotive Lane ts very clear and wa: given freely. Until told by the offi- cer she knew nothing of the death of Jones. Two Years Age While he was in the city, two ago, Jones boarded at th home of Miss Trewella. When h arrived in Beattle Friday bs sent a note to her postoffice box ehe went to the hotel after re ing it, She stayed with him Satur- day afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock. Again she went to his room Monday. He then complained of being iil and asked her to call some sort of a con-| the hospital. told the hotel people to do this, | says, and then went back to his For fear of creating a scan Says that Jones then told home. This ehe did, after room dal si her to | Jones was subjec lare near the hotel, was | Without Speaking ip rateee arrived the man bed unconscious. te Providence hospita: ta death, rd 1 eeclock followed spoken by him vied strange was imamediat a loosa., Ph were found Rit Professor's Moectal to the siar, PAUL, Minn. Apri Colegrove id Be ec ee when que Matter, said that With the inten ion to Fenide ahi tense to the ROF, COLEGROVE'S ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE , caused by neuraigia of the was from this that she bel | died. | Until three weeks ago Mi ella was employed by R. Mer Co., looal commission men. She says that some Jetters found torn up in the stove of Jones’ room are from a friend of his in San Francisco, They refer to some private dealings this afternoon Coroner Hoye t Jones had $20 at the Pr hospital which had been taken from him when he arrived there yester. day Effort at Self- Destruc- tion Was Made on East- Goand N. F: Train of sorrow to the faculty A Second Dispatch PAUL, Minn. Apri the other mer versity | of Washingtor \e tle, reached here this ‘ning on th layed Great North train with his throat cut from ear to ear result of an effort on ‘familton years old and has @ wife and tv children at Hamilton, He acted very strange le the train was dela ed by western floods at Wiiliaton. he drew a e of half a doaen Monday evening train him while h ‘9 the hompital knife} n TH K qN SEATTL GTON, “SUNSET” DEFIES THE MOB WASHI jetter shows that two | Stace | When the woman came| Dev | { THE MULE —* What's that? Bad telephone service? You dream ‘foot dreams. You have bats in your belfries. You have short currents lin your heads. Go soak them.” THE MOB—“ We'll show you whose got bats and things) Come down off those steps and fight. Come down and say once more that ! |Green is Red and Black is White, if you dare!” NO GENERAL LABOR TROUBLES YET IN SIGHT IN SEATTLE r Few Trades Apparently Affected by the Action of the Employers—Opinions of Sides of the Controversy--It Is Claimed by Labor Leaders That Some of the Heaviest Employers Are Not Bound by the Agreement the report pwn ie true, | current about te < k affirmed its resolution of a w not making | r, but only on the Building counc work by any member of the they o zed ers’ ossociation. The « means that acharged as nt and wh> oyers way such men to « ef ae ATTLE WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 2, 190% BATTLE IS IMMINENT |Santo Domingo Rebels Are Entrenched | BANTO DOMINGO, Republic of! Santo Domingo, April 2.—The revola Uonists who Monday eaptured the n of Barbahona and miged by troops from a gov ment have themes in a atronghold n town and are making a bol despite the hard bi | the federal for rebels have been yne of the | aod wounded in the pahona, ems imminent 41 depend larg the revolution but mall atten bowt entre: ve 1 on the | apt at the United tates in these waters ‘THEIR PARTY SUCCESSFUL Sunbeam Sociely Makes Money and Pleasure at Ranke of the ele hall filled The Sunbeam » ch haw been tant with lety gave a kel forward | some time Lewis, the president of the society, says that tt Was a financial as well aa a social] success. | The little girls have been sunbeame Indeed In some of the poorer ho city, Dut the endowing evening y ed from the hat purpor wee very be triliiume rning however evidence WING. SHOTS KANSAS mm wenther tt Owing to! tew | | } | | | | 2 iy. Apert atket at wing Ameth 480 en Clear, ain event dicap. | bs mis an pr ght ARE 0} TIME ST, fhe yenter will 1 SHERIDAN WASHINGTON 1 enldent Mich nt moner PAUL tral April to nomin. | n of the ad “ ORDER STRIKE DONA, Pa. April 2A strike Aiarup 1 ation way t tr T t ik who will Agree ¢ ave in the fight do k nd abide by ar-| | PHILADELPHIA, April 2—Wrr At a m arly all lock Arbitration Committee 7 Mrs. Fu | soctation at rhe Mme Madeiin ‘ F tw He aayn he r ri will exte Ata ting of th and t nd how ly tp wiee at | nis mitte ) tragedy a ben caries va amuitae aposinted (9 tn-| ine Fall onthe beset . at ’ e and Hopkirk, reported Work Bot Sto K ral gt sgt cea | As matters stand this ‘ an othing had .he od. Ma 1 t rT y| sheet metal workers and inside ele LB bee : seca ‘ | triciana are out. Those emp scaipiaides y that the AN FRANCI8CO, April 2 .—The| ex t over the ‘Thu Moun tr Ifelds in Idaho has reached h Grub staking syndicates are belng formed to outfit proapectors SALT LAKE, April %--Maps for | three rout r the San Pedro road | will be matled April 10 to Low An | felon, when the directors are to w lect ® route and award contracts, Jafter which work will commen | The Oregon Short Line has appli to the clty council for a franchise | | to le oka w of Fourth at it « will shut out th Pedro line from @ Union t ait ntractors, bos a) wew YORK, Ar rhe annual | ¢veral hundred men start from ait- | | loy akilled labor, are} report of the 1 t Sug ai ent places in California during | not In sympath be harmed by the pro. {ent 18 spread to old camps, and it | present move ff reduction i@ probable that thousands of boom: | Employers Will Wot Talk auger ers will leave during April SPRINGFIELD, il, April 2.—The And so the matters rests y rt shows the production first, annual meeting of the Serv The executive committe of the for the past year to h beer men's ask oa yer’ aspociation met this morn-| 922,500 pounds as aga 1,560 in med by veterar ing. Secretary D. W. Bow when|the year previous. Th 4 cart | te seen by A Star reporter, said that| ings were $4,621,04 | | othing for publicity had trans’ Baumbaugh, president of t wey . Buliding Trades councl t AUSTIN April 2.—The court worker, said: " The lock f civil appeals this morning knock ed out the anti-trust law of the ELECTION #22." » very littl od, except the ti ra and the shee » 62 of the for sult, and the eutt against the Papers prens Co, charged with buying eting concerns, The acts 9 were declared unconst! er and 60 of} tter o tutional convinced that the concert-| ARLINGTON, Wash., April 2.—The in ne with the United {2,the = MAD T00 MA 1 af some employers is n-| election to Arlington ahould be | States supreme eourt decision In the f e thin T can atate that ¢ April t et at LOUIS, April 2.8 ra are not following th 1 ne W Wants Money ne Arkar ‘ "nia inmued by the ano , aedenit we n.| All trades are working c y ci Williams has filed a claim morning yute to M on.| All trades worners, insid Enterpr for dainages of $2662.80, againat the J a nae thin to can;t lama ihe eattene ane te Kannan City, Ka here he is t t Hams was injured by fall * S a tae aaah Catan oa tes utter are not concerned in the) married to Miss Manche Atichards on | ing through an opening in the atreot See " dan a’ lockout, and their troubles are near-| April 0. on Elliott” avenue Se, i_- LEFT RAILS © LONDON, April 2—Lord Kitchener reports that the accident at Rarber ton, in which 49 soldiers were killed and 45 injured, waa caused by the train lea th while going down a steep grad GAMBLER FINED G, Henry wan yesterday found guilty of conducting a gambling game at Fourth avenue and Jackson street and was fined $60 by Judge George, 4 STAR. 00000000006 030060900300 00000008 COSSOCOOOSOSCONS ‘$A Complete Range at the price of Nee! 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Upper 12 and 13 Schewerman Block Firet Avenue and Cherry St. LION CLOTHING Housz BIG SHOE SALE The Star #hoe Factory | x 4 to us all thelr left over ends from thelr season's output We piace them on sale at one-third off standard price. fel, Velour and Bor Calf, regular $3.60 Shoes. $2.50 PAIR Hand sewed an@ Good- year welt. UTTLE GENTS’ SHOES Soid bidet, sik, Lion Clothing House Maurice Gerber, Prop. 220-222 First Ave. South CORNER MAIN Ad The Great WRECKAGE SA LE of the steamer Bertha’s mer- chandise. Everybody knows of it and everybody is taking part in it. Borty we had to lock the doors yesterday and keep you waiting, but the store was packed with eager buyers, and what was to be Jone? We will be beter prepared tomorr we have more sales- ple and we'll try and not keep you wal A FEW OF OUR MANY WRIO KAGE ALE BARGAING Wide brim Schoo! Hats, ribbon bands, all shad 0 va Mage Bale “ é . es Our Millinery i# taking Prominent part in Wreckage Bale. 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