The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
ID CAUSED
|ETH OF MOODY
he in Chicago Is Sur
A With Mysterious
ircumstances.
4 CONTAINED IN
RGER STEAK BALLS
II True Nature of Fa-
suses Tremendous
Censation.

afarch 2s.-That AleXan
whose death on February
oted TO ptomaino poisoning
,nn arsenic. was the start
4, made today by Coroner
bat the poison was con
nburger steak eaten by the
4, clear to the authorities
.sr in which it was placed
"a a mystery neither the
u police have been able TO
,orouer and assistant chle1
uetler declare they accuse
omitted a woman OF MI
'chold and one of his en-
Zren under surveillance for
like his brother Frank,
...;n.law of Congressman
CHARLES II. Moody, inner
|israble fortune from his
M of the big pie baking
r & Waters. of which
q the head and Alexander
The latter occupied a
nj 2l0 Seeley avenue, this
eummer residence in Wis
farm at ST, Charles, III.
Fsst Was Poisoned.
10 fell on Sunday. The
|rdsy hamburger steak had
a. but not used until Sat
I|rfsening Friday being OBJ
||ast day. On Saturday the
Is Of the meat without i'll
Isy morning Mr.. Moody
IA 10 visit the factory and
zas mot feeling well, Mr.,
breakfast alone, the meat
Id by Agnes Hartwick. a
hss been in the family for
|Ir portion of the steak had
no balls By Miss Hartwlck
ID the ice.boX over night.
lined no ice, the weather
md was accessible either
iehen or from the rear
|1sy access to the refriger.
hout is shown III the testi-
Hartwick at a private
5be stated that eggs and
IN missed from the box
<zsions.
<.sim of Mrs. Moody the
red NJ. Moody the steak.
NJ eoffee. Miss Hartwick
Of bread dipped in the
'hs meat and some hours
ed violently i'll.
y Within Hour.
fdnained at the bakery all
med IN & carriage at 10
Rht 80 i'll he could scarcely
remedy failing TO afford
'nll5 physician, DR., L. S,
2 sent for. but he was
ror the patient, who died
The doctor was about
nouse when informed that
sas III. exhibiting symp-
2 those Of Mr.. Moody. In
lcal aid proved efiicacious.
5sasons which he has not
" Hartman admits hav.
NY night the remaining
heak, which he sealed in
'qls exhibit was given for
". Walter Haines, the
name has become ia
lecIlon with scientific iu-
me Swopc case of Kan
naines in a report to the
Hed until today, said the
enough arsenic 20 have
u9zen persons. The kid
stomach of the dcce-
70 the coroner, showed
l'es of the poison.
lsi0ns Aroused.
P@an IS n personal friend
ia9lly, and learning OF
sudden demise. visited
eonsehold with the idea
a'e the family the no.
t.mortem.
oRt look quite right. ,,
3 we'll man. and there
III doubted the ptoma;ne
IA as the meat, owing
|iu, had been frnznr In
= cesuIed Wy In the city ply.
~. Rcinhardt, and we
i.em %;.em investigation, re-
'.covery Of what looked
IL, sisenlc; ns; Analysis by
proved this TO be cor
Si,4Hpsed before tho chem.
Ia s"riclal report. Then a
vas held. Mrs. Moody
NJ G''ohed ned on details of her
.I.to,.h Her story was in sub.
vbo vbu'eetlyes kent close
s5saG;. might possibly shed
NJ. An officer is still
IA H. where the Moody
,V n; !, also known as Peter
s,'.as Sseen in the employ Of
! f,enold for fifteen wears
m manager and gen
Sad - said to be az ST,
W. = room at the Moody
,[rs M regarded as n friend
IL Escape Before.
;e al Moody is said mar
abssr.p poisoning. Mrs.
M noo, from the city on
tib;ruscIn one day the maid.
hads served soup. The
lrs,s,M'.i with severe cramps
h tasted the dish,
ed HE ron on him, declaring
ID tbs,S s stomach. Peterson
nisea sb Ia. At the house, but
limo 'V,ore 1.9e the meal, re-
Ell 'ater, according TO
refsrSre;a. rfaSea to talk with re,
be stfnrlne them to James
''nq of f'iney, who attended
llusSlea l the Moody estate.
at one questioncr
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