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IDAHO
DAILY STATESMAN – BOISE, IDAHO FEBRUARY
16, 1901 DEATH
CAME UNANNOUNCED TO GRANGEVILLE WOMAN The
following is from the Grangeville dispatch to the Spokane Spokesman Review:
Mrs. J.E. Kindall was found dead in her bed this morning by her young
brother, who was living with her. She
had gone to Green Creek, several miles from her home at Red Rock, in the evening
and returned as well as usual apparently, and later put her small children to
bed. This
morning she lay dead on the bed dressed as the day before.
Her limbs were drawn up and rigid and a quantity of hair had been torn
from her head as if done in agony. The
neighbors seem to think the position indicated that she died from poison, but
she is known to have been afflicted with heart disease.
Her husband is away from home and the coroner was called this evening.
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