Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-01
J|lTfD BY GIRL
 HE TAXES POISON "Doc' Satterfield Died Last Night From Effects of
 Morphine. FORMER POLICEMAN
Miss Audrey Cooper, Pretty lS.iear- Old Girl. Kissed Him Good Bye
 Before He Swallowed Drug.

Ratler than see his sWect heart marry another man, Doe Satterle!d a former member of the Pine Bluff police force and who was discharged from the department sever3l weeks ago after he was caught in a com p,cmisioae si nation w tn the same girl !, yest erday mol ming look a huge Quan- tity of morphine and at [ o'clock last nigh, died at Davis Hospital waere ne was taken after be ng found in a serious condition from the effects of the drug in s room at the roOming house run by Mrs. l.. M. Schneider at No. 219 West Fifth avenue.
 Satterfieid registered at the Schneider house Monday evening. The girl Tn the case, Audrey Cooper, a pretty little brunette about IS years old, occupied a room at the same house, and hIsd been there since Saturday. Previous to that time she occupied a room over Foi's saloon.
 Accol ding to the girls story Satter- field has begged her to marry him at tines for several months. They have been sweethearts, she said, ever since she came to Pine Bluff from Gainesville, Texas, about seven months ago. He again pleaded with her to become his wife on Monday night while they were in her room. and, she Said, threatened to k il them both. 1t waIs then, she continued, that he prepared some kind of med icine, telling her it was a sedative to allay pain caused by his injured foot, and started to drink it. She feared 1t was some kind of poison lnd knocked the glass from his hand. He seemed passionately jealous, she declared, when she told him she love1 Will Kramer, another man better .han she did him and again refused to marry him.
 Kissed Him Goodbye.
 Satterfleld i3l ose early yesterday morning and was W tn Miss Cooper at the Schneider home practically all the forenoon. Again he urged her l to marry him and slee refused. "Then I'll kill myself said satterfield, ac- l cordng to the girls story, but she l ;r,Vy hn if and a his request and to humor him, kissed him good bye.
 1 Shortly after II o'clock yesterday morning Satterfield went to his room and upon his failure to put in ap- pearance at the dinner table M SIS Cooper went to his room and found
 him gasping for brelath. She called to Mrs. Schneider, the proprietress of the house, and ot'ter roomers and they in turn notified Dr. Asa Brun- son. Before the county physician arrived Mrs. Schne der endeavored to revive the man. Dr. Brunsor called the Holderness ambulance and l Satterfield was removed to the DaVls l Hospital A omach pump removed
 most of the poison from the mans
 stomach and other means to counter. act the effects of the drug were
 used. The patients respiration grad
 ually showed improvement for
 time but as the day drew to c!cs'
 hife ebbed away and heart actior ceased at 7:O1 ,. m.
 Had Been DespOnent.
 T. c. Mize, a folmer policeman
 and a close friend of satierfield. sai' yesterday afternoon that the latte has been Respondent for some tm' and in conversation on Monday re ouesteL, Mize to come down town tn following day, saying there would b something doing" Others say h had threatened his life but though little of it.
 Satterfield was summar.ly dismiss ed from the police force by Chief c Police Evan Parnell about two week ] ago. The officer was found in room over Foti's saloon with tn Cooper girl early one morning afte \ he oad left the office to go to h room.ng house on West Sixth avenue 1 rskrolman Mitchell, who was told 1 another woman roomer at the Ea