The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-04
DIED FROM POISON
BODY OF AN UNKNOWN GIRL LIES
IN THE BUFFALO M0RaUE
are that She Came from Cam
ada and Took the Poison with Deliber-
ate Suicidal Intent. but there ID No Clue
to her Identity-Insurance Companies
will Make it Interesting for the
Goes After the Psiice-Sattiey Goes to
the Pen-Crine News.

the Peu-Crime News.
Buffalo. n. Y, Dec. 3-The body of
an unknown girl who committed suicide
at a fashionable boarding house. and
who is supposed TO be from Canada, lies
at the mcrgue. unrecosnized and IN
claimed. 1t is that of a young woman
apparently "A years of age. There is
no clue to her identity among her per-
sonal property. as marks on her linen
have been obEterated.
Late Saturday afternoon she called
at Mrs. McNeils boarding house and
stated thar she desired TO obtain board
for a few days. She avoided giving her
name and address and retired TO the
seclusion of her room. On Sunday she
was III and Monday she could not be
reused from a camtoSe state. She was
taken TO the general hospital where il
was found that she had taken an over
dose of some opiate. Beneath the win
dow of her room an empty bootle was
found labelled ''Bromidia." Her UNI
breiia bore the mark OF Griffin and
Wright, St. Thomas, Ont, and uhe lit
tie money she had in her purse. IS cents
was in Canadian coin. These relics
with tine deliberate purpose Of commit
ting suicide and that she came from
Canada
NIEDY UEIHL SISVVAH
Toronto, Dec. 3.-The prosecution of
the Hyams brothers, just acquitted OF
the charge of numbering young Wells.
on THE other charge OF defrauding var
iouS insurance companies, will be push
ed with vigor and no expense will be
spared. AT a meeting OF representa-
tives of several insurance companies
held today, it was decided 10 place I'M
limited funds at the disposal of Uhe
crown to aid in bringing 10 light all
the facts connected with recent alleged
frauds. B. B. Isler, .. c.. viii be re-
tanned to prosecute.
ACCUSES THE POLICE.
Scranton, Pa, Dec. 3.-The entire po-
lice force of this city with the exception
of two paltrolmen WHO are on their va
cation, were summoned before Mayor
Connen today and formally notified that
Rev. DR.. Charles Z. Robinson. IN the
second Presbyterian church pulpit, on
Thanksgiving day had charged that
Scranton policemen led young men 10
houses of ill-fame. Forty-nine were
thus summoned, including four lieuten-
of the force. individually, and the pa
trolmen collectively signed sworn affi-
davits denying the charge. Tonight
MIR. Robinson declared that the young
men in ques tion have consented to tes-
tify and name the guilty policemen. In
view of the charge having been made
from the pulpit, Mayor Connell will in
sist rhat an investigation be conducted
IN public. The affair is the talk of the
town.
SATLEY SENT UP
Kansas City, Dec. 3.-The state su-
prene court handed down a decision
today sustaining the decision and SEN
tence of the lower court in the case of
c. SaIttley. cashier of the defunct Kan
sas City Safe Deposit and Savings bank
who was sentenced to four years in the
state penitentiary for having received
deposits for the bank after he knew the
institution TO be insolvent Sattley had
been allowed his freedom under $4,000
bonds and was engaged in the .nSur-
ance business in Chicago. He was TAX
en- into custody there tonight. He
waived all proceedings in extradttion
and is now enroute to Missouri to begin
his penal term in the penItentiary.