The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

UPON 4Ah hE-D NE NAM NlN7 hNNaAt.NNN. night before when shot had been heard by Inmates of the hotel. No nne had connected the shot with Mss Roualds0u'S room. for only a few mu- ures before the strains of T~uhaihnw sEy's Sixth Symphony hal been heard from her piano That musical. work must have had uuusua. s.EUjd- canoe for the pianist The composer committed suicide after he had wrtt- ten It.
 Within arms reach of thc body and tied ro led curtain was a motto which read. Be satisfied. What good will p.r 0r greeuharEs dn yuu after you have hu,roDed up your wooden ovrreuatE Another motto hanging not far away had advised the woman to Keep cool" Those and many curtas gave the room a peculiarly iu- tsresrluE appearance. Though there was nothing Go show 90 reasau flor sui. eide. Corourrs Physician Weston was convinced there was no sign "t foul play OF murder.
 Even a stranger aspect was given tu the death by a woman who said she was Mrs. Jenkins of West 0ur Hum dreI and Eighteenth street"
 This woman assorted that Miss Ron aldson had attempted suicide In a similar way two years aga. hut her revolver was taken away ny friends before she could frr Mrs. Jenkins said the friends persuaded Miss Ron aIdsou To take a trip to Europe after that
 The reason for Miss EonaIIsoU's moIaucho.H. Mrs Jenkins said was that her chum the daughter nt 30 wealthy banker of this city. whose name wos not given. had killed herself by shooting about three years ago. Mrs. Jenkins said she thought Mss Roualdsou had been mentally de. ranged since her chum's death
 The woman had a cousin Mrs. Ruru~. living in the city. lut Robert Ritz uf Lew.~towu. Pa. an uncle. ou being informed of the Joath rrln- grarunG that thr b"Jy nn sent Co him for Uur.a.. He took aI expenses upon himself. Miss I;uuuIds"u from aII that .uuI ur learned had an income rau- made hrr independent Shr dressed with ta-rr aurr many jewels lad always preserved an a.r or dig nIrg She Was p.ruar among tla guests %. tHr apartment Hr.r and talked with charm about experiences In her travels.
 She had iou.uryed uyrr much of the world and had roIlr.t.J mrmou,ns nf ,lr trips. Evrrythlu- had value. not la muue.. Hur for liu#. nr historical a.a-ws. She had made special study apparently og American Iu- I.u+ and had in hrr rram a >.ure of ru..us og tue trtar- Anguajuauces said -ar told many 0anw,...ur hits ut luuau cu.elure. She had stored in her rroms volumes of purarg and history and had read them rur..nIg.
 She was greatly .uJar"r-.d fu nhotog- ruhr and her pictures wt Indian life 4mI uf hnr travels u Europe took ua much space uu the walls UC her roUm She Lad -egprul pictures of Eonrrr Lo ra.u- au actor Whether ~hn had ,usau Im personally or was only an cu,uusm-r.. aJmlryr of his stage play Il1 could u5r Ur lraraeJ SIa was an accomplished p.au.~, and a few weeks lgu ..l-A. d urw instrument tor which sue nu.d more than $i.uO1. Sue had studied music abroad.
 Miss EUuu'dsou bad lived in tho hotel since last September, when she arrived | there from England. It was remarked | she had few visitors. Though attractive 1 ln every respect, she never received a ! man caller
 On the fatal evening she seemed aa