Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-11
~uThoRlTiEs At SAN FRAN.
CISCO NOT VET sATisFlEp
IN hoYr CASE.
MURDER or SUICIDE BOTH
LIMITED, BUT NO PROOF
Money Said 70 Have Been Received BY
Mr.. Heyt From spokane Can Not
Dc Fsund-lnvsstisa alton Into Con-.
tents Of Stomach 70 10 Searching,
and Will Require Time.

The air Of mystery still surrounds
the case Of Mrs. Myra Hoyt. formerly
OF Marshalltown. who died Thursday
night in tho Central Emergency hospi-
tai. San Francisco. after she had been
found unconscious In = room at the
Continental Hotel.
A telegram this afternoon to the
Times Republican from It's San Fran
cisco correspondent declares that the
authorities are not satisfied yet with
the case. and that both murder and
suicide are limited. A searching inves-
.igation is to be made Of the contents
OF the woman's stomach, In an effort
TO ASCERTAIN whether or not It con-
tAins poison. The latest dispatch rela-
tive to the case follows:
Special to Times-Republican:
San Francisco. July 11-Tho the
coroners autopsy on the body Of Mrs.
Myra Hoyt. who was taken from a
local hotel last Wednesday and died
at the Central Emergency hospital
Thursday night, revealed no marks Of
violence. tho authorities are still
searching for evidence of foul play or
suicide. and the stomach Of the woman
81 now at the laboratory Of City Toxl-
cologist Green. He declared today that
he proposed most searching investi-
CATION for traces Of poison. The inves-
tigatfon will require several days. So
far he has found no evidence of poison
In the stomach.
What Has Become Of Money!
Binford & FarbeY. attorneys for Mrs.
tkA A,,~ - he
arm administrator Of the estate of
moro kilograms from former Marshall
local lawyers asked to investigate the
case.
One was from Archie NJ Parker. of
Glendale, CAL, who declares that pa
pers found In Mrs. Hoyt's room indi-
money had been received by her from
the money. Mr.. Parker says.
Was Without Funds.
That Mrs Hoyt was without funds
. Indicated in telegram received this
morning from Ed NJ. Vail. at San
Night night follows:
EAair: unconscious, at o'clock We'd
nesdsy morning, and died al the emer-
1ency hospital at Z o'clock Thursday
The coroner Is performing an
autopsy, having the stomach Analysed.
Death was painless, and probably
eration on the head, apparently per-
he
Of which still contained pms. The body
takers, who expect instructions tomor-
row.
"MYs. Hoyt was working, and evil
IDENTIFY without funds. Two trunks
contain . few effects. ana some pa
peSs. which have not examined. The
public administrator will take charge
u any estate found. Either you, rela-
dives. or old friends must provide bur-
lal expenses Immediately"
Mr. Vail sent another. and earlier
message. received Friday night. but 1t
contained no information heretofore
not Known. In the. message Vail Of
ferede to attend to any details neces-
sary ~ desired.
Turned Over 20 erothsr.
AOsth0 DfotheE, george ~. 1ounS, Oh
Montour. was considered the proper
person to- order the disposition Of the
body Binford q Farber turned over to
Mr.. Young all the correspondence they
had had BY wire, and left to Mr.
YounK the arrangements for burial.
Mr.. Young was in correspondence by
wire with Coroner Leland today.
Az administrator Of the Hoyt estate
Mr.. rarbsr was in no position to order
the body brought to Marshalltown fol
burial at the expense Of the estate. Al
tho never settled the estate 10 small
ana what funds there are on hand are
being held by tho. administrator in
settlement Of claims.