Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-06-26 | Page 4 | Hotel Mystery is Nat Yet Solved

HOTEL MYSTERY IS NOT YET SOLVED PHM iADFIIjPHIA, June 25. The mystery mys-tery surrounding the death of a man and woman in a prominent horei here last nip, ht renin Ined unsolved today. Their identity was confirmed today by Alexander Alexan-der J. Sholx of New York, who said the man was Frederick Alexander, believed to have been an officer on a United States cable ship, and the woman Louise K. Jones. Hcholz said the woman had left her apartments in tho Sholz home last Saturday, saying she was to mkutv Alexander in Philadelphia the same day. The couple resist ered as man and wife. I ,a s t night A i e x a n d e r was f o u n d dead on a bed and the woman was found on a couch with a bullet through her head. Superficial examination by physicians showed no marks on the man's body nor any trace that he had died of poison. Dending thorough examinat ion by the coroner's physician the authorities are holding to the theory that Alexander died from natural causes and that the woman killed herself while hysterical.