The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
FRASER IL DEAD.
The Victim Of Pages Pistol Passed
Away nj 3 O'Clock This Morning.

Harry Fraser died al 3 o'clock ibis m0raIuc.
His condition yesterday morning was
favorable. considering the serious nature
81 his wounds. As the DAY progressed
however. there was 4 change for the
worse, and the attending physician H. T.
Kline. gave np all hopes Of recovery.
Fraser'S mind was clear. ard he was busy
between I and o'clock In the afternoon
with Attorney Robert H. lindsay max
ing his Will. His estate consists princi-
pally Of hts interest I'm the saloon and his
life Insurance Mr. Fraser realized tina.
death was only a matter or time. and
under this belief made his ante-gnorta1n
statement 20 Prosecuting Attorney Hastie
and Assistant Prosecutor ". W wiltshire
THE statement vas brief. and although
the officials refused 10 allow the report
ers 20 read & or even make an abstract
81 a. II can he said with certainty that
IL agreed with What has appeared from
time "a time in the Post-Intelhgencer
Fraser's statement as given 70 a Post
TnteNiEencer reporter Just after the shoot
ing was almost word for word as he told
q later - Peter Burns
~ o'clock In The afternoon Fraser
condition was such that e ID not seem
as II 10 could tive moro than three Or
four hours Hiss vitality. however. kept
him mp. and A. o'clock he was stu con
arIous but very iow About two hours
later ne fell into q sleep His wife and
Dr. Kline were IN constant attendance and
- was learned a. % o'clock that 81 was a
grave question whether he would ever
arouse from his ~ecp
When the condition of Fraser was nade
known - Page AZ the county iafl yeSter-
sav afternoon he replied: Poor fellow "
Ysage IS confined I'm whaT Jaster Isrk
Rurkrnau terms MS hospital v-ar3. TIE
,ravra from The close quarters I'm the
-if,- tsu has done hirn good AMI he look
eFsr
fNe unfortunate affair lie - Sfil Eighty
ard saws that he does not seem IN have
tNs r.r,vrgr 81 c1n~entTa ilns his thoughts
IN any o,e s9rhfecf His attorney. sam
rel u Piles went 20 See him Vein esi1 =
aftsrreran htst after hrsef talk gave ~
tne ruartcr untIl Page hec ONES himself \
,,.,,1Usr th{rg about the prisoners cone
.f,t,n &c "a twftching % the muscles =
v-as not SO prominent Yesterday IS i1 rts
,s.sr he. sfili AZ intervals tAe motions q
Ma ARMS wogid hetrsy sTaaS-no1lc cap-
yr.-fl,r - ira muscles. Page s. Eonfle-
v,solv harh rs word au3 action. ana -
sa,s .srenly THAT re IS willing "a have his
ra,a7i thoroughly investigated
If am NOT a gambler. ne S43f. 'ar8
,nve~ have been one In ssct. 7 k9av
t++le about cards. arr neg a Tough ard
49, raya~ been 81 the hah$t ~ ass--
+,-,.~rsss. a. woalt ~ imp let ny n stat
--@s- that Z showed great dcxterfty In
4raw4nx my gun AMI shooting ! asn not
d, drinking man elther. as ! th.uk 're
sole az ire hosel Viii SAY. All ask IS
ma, ,he PEOPLE % this city n Rhs-h I
AN a stranger. the press ani courts give
ire a fair ard square show 81 iETes-fgat-
ing me matter"
paee * not As much - 8 stranger i7 "a
s-~,ny,a r.}are a. ne may t33n6- for there
are a number 80 people ga tnis c-'y 4fd
Y1afls~si formerly residents ~ Mitchell
500 T,aRafa. NO remember h'rn Wa.
Xfr-hv3 - comparatively SusaD giave-
containing about Gps1 tnh&oE+antr. All
ayervss-ay knew Psui Tag. - PEE ~ts
,~suea f}ts rsnr}e Hiram Barbour. u IS
....,.sr ~ the 1rnste3 States land off4ce
M, Nnrhell ard ~ ard Page ~era Inter
.-<sr4 IN 81 r7syvss ber % enterprises FaEs