The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-07

instantly ne fired another shot wisich passed
through her head and shattered tie mirror.
ehe tell dead the fieor faee
downward. without utterlns = word.
lie then stepped to the bed behiu5 her ard
fired third into his mouth, wh.eh ended
his existence. They were found J. minute
afterwards, dead on the floor close. together.
Ars. storey with the smile still OF; her face
Moulton's features hidden by his swn blood.
sincs Mrs. Story came here about sour years
ago her prominence a singer and teacher of
music has Eade her homo tie favor
ite resort for young people OF musical
tastes She was smiable and hospi:abl and
thus soon formed Il wide aceuaintaIrce while
her handsome face and figure and fascination of
manner and conversation won her many ardent
admirers among her friends OF the ops,osite sex
She was no. at all averse to receivines their at
ientions, but always stopped short where firta.
ton ended and serious declarations be-an
Aouiton became acquainted with her last
winter or spring and was dazz!ed by her charms,
He began paying her attentions, whicza were 6,
first not unweicome, but he coon be-
came infatuated and constantly pursued her
He became so pressing and insisted so violently
on marrying her that she wished to stop his
courtship.
Monlton was so inhanad with passion about
month ago that he threatened vis,ence if
she did no, yield. and since t9len she
had been SO much afraid of him
that she did no. receive him alone :,f late he
had called on her almost daily, ard r-ould ire.
9uently converse with her by TELEPHONE. In
spite OF repeated rebufs he still rcrss. ted and
toward the last said to her that if she ssdft no:
marry him she should not marry any 1ae else"
The last interview Mrs. Story had with her
prosecutor was about 5 o'c.ocS last evening.
* fnyl Ha al fni Snr
his rrotestations with the usual ve5aenerce
she afterwards visited Mrs Leila so.hurst.
who lives in the rear OF 9l6 Ihi-a st.eer,
and asked the latter II she would NJ. TX her
hair for her. as she WAS 6 DING to tte theater
While conversing with Mrs To. hurst. N-s |
Story said that Mouiton had been ut t:ae housa |
IN the aftsrnoon about 5 O'clock; ztha. he |
had been furious. because dur.nc her |
recent stay in Vancouver she had written |
% him but once He left, however. ar1osreotgv |
pacihed 70 an extent, saying he wol*sd come
oscA today, and Mrs. story asAed Mrs. zIoIhurst
% come over then and keep her connar:v, as ste
vas afraid OF Aoulton, afraid, II Iacs that he
would carry cut his oitea-made threat IF doing
Ter harm.
Mrs. story, in company with Mrs, Il. r Han
lon, who lives directly across the s!re.s.. went |
'a-iy N the evening to tie thesier o-a.tness
he performance OF the Duff Operz Com
any There she was seeE1 and
poEen to by number q her
riea1s. She stood in tbs foyer several ..inutes
aimlriug ;Ae house aid remarked to q
Tiend tha. sde never I5ved Sese..s 50
etore, and 1ha. the theatee had !
roaghi new source OF heprlQess |
ato Ger life. During the performances she sat
L the g'a-Ques circle, row II OF The ri. side |
nj APPEARED greatly amused a. tile csse-esta |
Trial by jury" As sLe ie:t The ;aeAse. |
ID stopped III tae foyer 10 tax " M several |
.ieaas and was particularly gracious ,oza cAild |
aoIa sae had eTideatiy nor seen t5sr some
gle. sac went directly home aad base Mrs
aunon good .l.ga. at the gate.
poa entering the house Ars story wsn. up
airs. ~ tie leai ~ the sta!rwav,
the lett, was tie door 10 a room
7cup4e1 by M4j. Hli1eE, oi Washing
- City. who aas Ills !o4g.Ugs there /
u some .4aaa. Ma story heard Lin .sis..ug