The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-25

C0IlmOI 08uIIuyeky eGln IN - Hbthh L
he IL INTERNALLY injured orsnot. The fact r-
mains TINT In almost every case where q \
man m. hp rs. been s.u Slo rs..' ~ by f Ei:n sb nsrd to-
the system Il. 80 great that recovery In ai-
most impossible. II
Az 1i::O o'clock Sterling wa. wrapped
up in blankets, carried ost To a litter; and
conveyed To the Paragon hotel In West
Broadway. where he Was piacssi In BED in
Meanwhile tho hustle and confusion
inside Steriing's house were Of n wild
a red shawl tied about her head and am 1s
months old baby in her arms. She h
about 45 years ola, stout. with a rcd face
Mrs. Sterling WAS asked what she knew
about the affair.
81 was just getting out OF bed this morn
inv," she said, ''whcn l heard the sx-
plosion. I rushed To h stairs and before
GO, down them l tainted. That is all l
s.At the tune you tainted did You know
Your husband had bccn injured in the cx-
pIosion.:"
.Thcn why did You faint"
- don't know. 1 am sure"
"You didn't have any reason tai suspect
that he had been blown up"
ha .SG aian S" iis sss wi %i": your !'"' your "'"-
We have had trouble for two years
back. have tried tn get II divorce from
went out then to sleep. often hc
,i%s. a, S sas at =, ao% IF: table hi ~ "%, a sS%t,
eat, that he was afraid I had poisoned the
what made him think you WAS going
to poison him
81 don't know"
"How many keys were there to his
room
Two"
"He had one and l had the other. had
q key i'm order to go into his room and fix
:.bid you let anybody els, take the
keyT
what was the matter between 30" and
~ don't know"
Agnes Steinber1 is u pretty little girl,
question asked by the reporter she burst
into tears, and il was with difficulty that
she sW S%" Were re ali ,nn asieap 70 az SAY the any ,ime.s she
said. ~ was awakened by the explosion
and ran out i'm my night dress. 1 was the
fathers room but it was locked: I then
went around To the window. and saw the
smoke coming out from rom the sn broke" t.,I P pi"wn.
AUGUST came out and broke i'm the door,
which was locke on the inside. He
into the house,"
"Arc you sure that your brother August
was in. bed when the explosion took
"No. am not sure. But l suppose he
was. He slept in the next room tn me.
| Mother slept by herself with the baby
Every time the girl was asked about the
trouble between her parents she burst
into tears and couldn't he induced To say
ever. seem to have favored their mother.
A little hoy said that AUGUST said to- him
biz. Nv father never treated me- WELL.
August Steinbcrg, il L! years old. he
would say very, little. II went out first
plosion and broke the door in. asked
father what the matter was: He said.
1 took him into the house, and that is all !
know about it,"
AT ? o'clock this afternoon Sheriff Lloyd
suspicion and took them tn the county
Jail. They will not be arraiRned yet as II
is desired to obtain all the facts possible
before, the case is made.
ried 20 years Besides the three children
at home, there is an older son who is n
E~llensburg. Washington. Mr.. S~teinbers
is about 80 years old and Is reported to bs
worth $500 To $1,000. His wife has i3.
some time been trying tn get him to divide
the property and have u separation. The
neighbors say they have been lighting fo'
Al 3 O'Clock this afternoon Steinbers
was i'm bed at the Paragon, resting quiet
y: He was able to talk little, a.
swollen and stiff. His utterance was in
"Who did this job." II reporter aske.
81 don't know"
"Have you had any trouble with an!
one""
yes"
"who was it,"
LARRY Smityger."
slow long ago."
"About six months ago. He boarded n
this house."
Ibid you have any trouble with hin
lately"
"Yes; he came back and has been hang
ing around my house."
sNNhO do Won think did it,
"Soune one who knew all about where
slept"
"Do YOU suspect your wife of havin
anything to do with this job?"
"Oh. no; oh no." moaned the unfoi
tunatc man, piteously.
Stcinberg has been conscious through
out. He has talked little, however. hut a
r one time asked:
, "Did they catch him."
IA
!. "Tbs. party that tried to- blow mo up"
mo, not yet"
= When Mrs. tcinbe and August wer
] arrested. II key To the door was found oil
4 each of them. The theory OF atteinpte
5 robbery was not entertained for n momcn
: IL was said that he had money i'm "a drawe,
{ None was found there. however. His gol
I. watch was i'm his vest pocket all night.
4 All forenoon "a man was on gttaiSi at Ill
;, door of TIE cellar of the house wher