Arizona republican., 1914-03-16
WHAT WEREHER
 FUTURE PLANS?
Recent Developments in Suicide Mystery Seem to Point to Financial Opera tions- -COrOner's Investi- gation Concluded Today

The coroner's jury will conclude it's investigation into the death of Ma dame Arriola this morning. At 10 o'clock the jury will assemble to hear the testimony of the two witnesses subpoened Saturday, and will finish their investigation into the cause of the death The two men to whom subpoenas were issued late Satur day evening on the fact that they had had conversation with the dead woman the day proceeding the suicide and to whom the direct cause of death is laid by rumors heard about town, will then appear and state to the jury just what they know of the case and just what transpired at the time of the alleged interview.
 COnjectures of the purpose back of Madame Arriola's Phoenix stay bring to the mind a direct idea of plum der on the part of a masquerader The conjecture of plunder is based upon a check for a large sum of money, made out to the woman and signed in the purported hand of AL fred Arriola, the claimed husband, found in the room on West More land where the woman had lived. It
 is supposed she intended using the confidence of friends, made through her arrangements for Phoenix busi ness purchases and other channels, to secure endorsements to that check and probably others, thereafter skip ping" the country with the money se cured. That she would have attempt ed making the check good on Satur- day afternoon last, is the most pro- bable conclusion, for it was on that date that she was to have closed her deals here. had not affairs taken backward turn for her.
 Further attempts to inspire con fidence in herself were made by her. which at the same time insure the statement that she was at a former time employed in the city of Ven tura, Calf H. A. LaBrier. of the Adams Pharmacy, knew the woman in Ventura. Soon after his arrival in Phoenix, in December the woman entered the Adams Pharmacy, saw LeBrier, and engaged him in con- versation, asking him several ques- tions of Ventura. and stating that she had seen him frequently in the Ven tura Drug Store
 After that time she entered the store often and several times she engaged LaBrier in conversation on Ventura subjects. making herself se- cure in his mind as an old friend an one of some wealth and influence
 in the California town.
 That she was in Phoenix as member of the faculty of the Arizona School of Music. was the statement of her business here, as she outlined it to LeBrier, and that she was a permanent resident of Phoenix was her inference to several in the same store.
 However, LeBrer did not know what name the woman bore when she visited him in the Ventura Drug Store. She told him at that time that she was resident O. the Avenue" that valley leading up north from the city in which all the Ismall farms of the vicinity are To- cated. She did not infer to him that she was a property owner in the dis trict named, and never stated that she was a person of influence in the city.
 That the woman's plans were to finance herself through checks like the one discovered in her room in the West Mpreland place seems more probable in her advances to the Young WOmen's Christian Associa- tion, which she made soon after her arrival in the city, an dcontinued un- til the last day of her stay. She early joined the association, and was present in the Y. w quarters almost daily through her five months stay in Phoenix She used the friends she made in the association for her ad- vances in society. and through several of them was introduced into several