Arizona republican., 1914-03-14
DEAD WOMAN REMAINS ONE
 IF MYSTERY
Identity of Madame Ar riola Yet Unestablished- All Clues So Far Fruit less-Coroner's Jury to Sit on Case Today


 | The identity of the mysterious suicide of Thursday night is as great a mystery now as it was at 1 Madame Arriola alias May Beach, May Davenport and Lillian May i Weber, which will lead to a settle ment of who she is, has been found. Despite the work of the police, the coroner, the justice of the peace, and the newspapers of the city, the mys- tery of who Madame Arriola is re- mains unsolved.
 Other clews to her identity failed yesterday. Following them to the final source, one after another the names of purported friends and re- lations have proved to be faulty. The reported lands in Ventura have never been found. An examination of q part of the effects of the decedent have revealed nothing. No clue has been, found. Mystery, deep and un- solvable. surrounds her past, with the one exception of the San Francisco incident
 What Madame Arriola did during the year between the time when she left the St Francis at San Fran cisco and then appeared at Phoenix cannot be settled What was Madame Arriola before the St. Francis affair." remains hidden as certainly as the year after Each clue has lead to io Fol- nothing. And Madame Arriola, alias. May Beach. May Davenport and Lillian May Weber remains the ''Wo- | man of Mystery
 Madame Arriola. alias Lillian May l Weber. was not the sister of Albert Weber of Fennimore, Wis, as she told her friends in Phoenix A tele gram from Albert Weber yesterday evening said. "Know nothing of wo man. Positively not sister or rela- | ton. Another Albert Weber, a | jeweler. is located at Alma, Wis., try there"
 l There was no Albert Weber in Alma. A telegram to him. and one of | inquiry to a paper in that city dis closed the fact that Weber had | lived there some years previously, but had moved to an unknown location. So Madame Arriola alias Lillian May Weber, like the soap bubble of the school boy, glowing for a monfnt, i promising. alluring, has disappeared. l Madame Arriola alias May Beach, went the samc course the evening of the death. A message from Ven tura, Calif., where May 1each had a | bank book, and where her father and sister were reported living. brought the news that the father and May had been out of sight for years, the sister never hearing from the latter. ! Madame Arriola alias May Daven- port is still unlocated, unsOlved. No | former place has been connected with the name. There is a bare possi 1 bility that the name may yet be cause for finding her history in Ven tura Calif, but the chance is scarcely probable.
 In Phoenix efforts to find a past 1 for the woman have resulted in the same end as have those reaching to | the ends of the states. An eXamina | tion of a goOdly part of her posses sions late yesterday afternoon dis closed nothing. There were stockings. and undergarments, and clothes of a l like description. But all of them lacked that little mark which would | throw some light on a past by giving the name and place of the purchase. Not all the possessions of the woman have been examined, but in the event the rest are as lacking of evidence as have been those examined. there will be little if any probability of final location of the former history of the relatives of Madame Arriola, alias May Beach, May Davenport and Lillian May Weber.
 The post mortem examination of the body yesterday showed con- clusively that the woman had come to her death by poison. to all 'indi- ca tions strychnine, according to the statements of the undertakers Parts of the intestines necessary at the coroner's inquest as exhibits and proof of the cause of death were kept by the attending physician. and the body was prepared immediately for burial It will be held, however. indefinitely, awaiting the possible finding of relatives
 The coroner's inquest over the body of the dead woman will be held this afternoon. by Coroner Johnstone At that time the rest of the effects of Madame Arriola of Phoenix, Arizona, will be examined, in hopes that clue of possible identity may be established.
 And in the meantime, the officers of the peace are looking for a possi- ble identity, the coroner, the justices, and the newspapers, are trying to find out who and what the Woman of Mystery may have been, and people everywhere are waiting and guessing the solution of the past. ---D----------