The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02

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| came serious enough to demand his "a
u}tmtm from business She was tic
MOVING spirit Of the social life at the x n
more She organized card parties ma
hops among the guests and their frie az
que took an interest In the young poapie
% 1lid Inc place Some of them went 10 6sr
WIN Fhelr little troubles. because tev
ll,lll ever an active symplthizer In her
sue ana Ayres had been good friends ,nrti
y oaS or Two after the 4th of March, m.
re} urai nisn, Ihen they had quar-.
scandal gossip about him. and fhcy an,
parehtiL met MS strangers until The div
preceding inc tragedy, when they made IN
again. Their estiangement had lasted up
wurd of two months
There Was q dance at the Kenmore the
nnlEht OF TUESDAY May a. at which AIRS.
midnight the Young man went 10 his roo,,
WIN friend named BURNS He had
PROMISED 70 give Burns his old trunk when
ng lett the hotel to take lodgings else.
Arres roo room maj bet,r cay -, "a, "a occurred IN
left him and o'clock when pokor nu ans
Miss Minas heard the reports Of the p siot,
Is hiatus that may explain thines 81 II
shrouded In mystery.
and Miss Minas, was succeeded by
tiIrotI rnnt A[res having maintained IN
priSed Inv an ontragad MT},nas' WIS sur,
entered HE room, ord TigiTInJ1'u, VINO nad
theory mon tool IN" "'u hrgu NM ire
man had asconod h, thha"asl luat lhe va /
fhe man bod XXX, 1 w 1rt eMHpl q /
her ana sbn ho, ,o 4.iiii' ~. 70 me nan ny
Who tben '"as " ,b me uoor'
!, ~ L. '9. IN was tue woman!
hIhSr INlled to .,,,iF III. Of the re-
S"d orS'5S oi {he noiel as the ono re .
Mn S'tn uVSlepn me nre escape. 50 /
5ce tiS N MIN n tS nt any woman In u.
me room noNt 70 he. the nigh, of rhe /
LIt'o lot me evidence was nml Z. /
Sdde, Baker vas VA credible witness IN ne
hand on the window sill was clncluslvey /
thnt or a woman
detectives were baffed bpt aopeeJ
They took MP their quarters A. the IA n /
more. They worked dav and night new
Kept searching eve on ever woman IN
mace.
they shadowed Mrs Ranine NOM MAS os VIZ tsn
guests were eyemnt fr5nt 40 s,,sr,t,td,
that she might be tho one
Mrs Ron,ne was op,ono tr,s., ,,.,, .
cred Mt the breakfast table % "Wednesday
events Of rho "y niobt ''i ,n t, '", nea'l tue
"6u' !" '"s ANles room
discussed by the boorders and saw the
policemen summoned Bur there was no
betravoI Of o,,,tio, >..+t,
~ V'N"'ion' N"'uInE III her out
ward appearance Indicated that she knew
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only three stories. This annex Is nainteJ
the same color. ds the main building but IS
NM. from tht IRE escape ~ connects, +
II. Mrs Bonine's rooms we're on an pnner
dool ~ the annex, Halls connect one house
VIZ barss hf I orne5' l., ,.,,.,. -
clew, Whoever had entered Avres' room
that Wednesday morning and participated
IN the tragedy was IN the house. The
for by this time the case was celebrated
ana the exclusive topic of conversation
eNerN"here; Inc guests ot the Motel were
were on the verge of collapse Miss Mlnas
was henrd 70 scream In her sleep, MS In
her dreams her mind wandered to the niSht
OF the tragedy and she lived over again In
vivid fancy tho dark mystery In her neigh
hor's room. Every woman was cxamlncl
/ lCFt were luulofS OF tne eStfdngel re
between Mrs BONNIE and Mr.
Ayres, There were those who thought It
might furnish some clew 10 the doer. Mrs
BONNIE was cross-eXamlned by the detec
tlves. Her former relations with the dead
man was spoken of She met the detec-
tNes more than half way. She opened her
closets and told them to examine her
dresses and clothing She showed them
a dark wrapper she was accustomed to
wear and which Miss MinaS had said she
wore that night after the dance. when she
was at her room for few moments CONVEX
Satfon She wanted them 70 satisfy them
selves and acqnit her Of any suspicion.
Thus time wore on until Monday. May k
DO preclselv six DAVIS from the night Of
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the tragedy, and the mystery was as far K
from being unraveled as ever. Ayres'
49, -, -. t, Ntiohi,ar Tho In,
rather nau come rom -Nlvu'tan
quest had been held ana tue coroner
was under way. Miss Mlnas L
.cstIsed having known Mrs. Bonlne to go
10 Ayres room AZ various times locE,
smith testified having been asker severai
lines 70 repair the loci, 81 AEtes Ioon nv
ne solicitation OF MI. Ndlh'I1,t ~, ~ - 80