Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20

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we're at first opposed TO the match, ans
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account OF the mans age. The mother
at the trial shaved how the marriage
was brought about. Chantrelle had
abused his position. and kno xing that he
would he professionally ruined if he
was exposed, married the poor girl he
had brought to shame. Happiness, how
ever, did not follow the forced marriage.
The wife Vas constant, gentle, dutifui,
and affectionste, but the husband exact
ing, sour, and brutal. lie msde use of
the most offensive language, bent his
child. wife, threatened her with loaded
pistol, aud on one occasion declared "that
he could give her poison so subtle that,
though it would kill her, yet the combined
skill of the whole faculty Of medicine in
Edinburgh would fail to detect it," Sew
eral children were born to the unhappy
parents, who were idolized by the moth
or. As to the father, be lost caste and
sank lower and lower every year. In
the early part of last winter ho sought
the position Of agent Of an accident in,
surance company. He told his wife that
by way of helping him she must insure
her life in the company for $1,000. She
objected at frat, on tho grounds that she
never travelled and was not liable to &C.
cidents while in the discharge OF her
household duties. She finally yielded,
however, but soon seemed to have fore.
bodings Of the results Of the matter, for
she remarked tn her mother: "YOu will
see that my life will 10 soon after the in
surancc." The manager of the company
stated that Chantrelle infinitely question
ed him in relation to circumstances that
would render the policy void, giving at
the same time number Of hypothetical
eases.
At Christmas the family spent the day
pleasantly enough, but on New Years
day Mrs. Chantrclle was slightly ill. As
sbe was unable to eat dinner, her hus-
band sent her some fruit and made her
glass of lemonade. At 9 in the evening
she retired. At Q her little son visited
her to wish her good night. Later in
the evening u servant, who had been
making calls, went to her room to pay
her respects, and was struck with her pc
culiar expression. Early the next mora
ing she heard o moaning in her mistress
room, and ON entering found her uncon-
scious, lyirg lawfully pale-looking, her
eyelids closed over her eyes," She vt
once called Chantrelle from his room.
He went and spoke to his wife. He
then told the servant to 60 to the nur-
sery, as lie heard the baby cry. She
went. but found the child fast asleep.
When she returned she found her master
coming from the direction OF the WIN.
dow. He asked her if she did not smell
gas. In the course of the day physi'
clan and ,oxicologist were sent for. AS
there was an unpleasant smell OF gas IN
the room the sick woman was remover
to q hospital, where she soon died. sae
was attended till the last by eminent
physicians, who were very watchiul oil
their patient.
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the trial. 1t was also ehown that Chan
trelIe had in his possession several psi,
soas, one Of which Was very unusual
form Of the extract Of opium, so strong
that two grains wonld he = fatal dose
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