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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
BOSQUE COUNTY.
New stores In Meridian-Brief Personal |
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New stores In Meridian-Brief Personal
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Morgan, August 23.-Messrs. Allen
& Winston from Dallas are here with
a large stock of dry goods and grocer
les, which they are asserting to-day IN
the house they have secured next door
To Higgins hardware store. These
clever gentlemen have come here 10
make Morgan their home if they get
patronage enough to justify them,
which we hope they will. for we think
they will make good citizens, who
will always be alive to the Interests OF
their town and country.
To-day has been another day Tor the
newspaper representatives. Tyler,
representing the statesman, ana
Hart representing the Galveston Newss,
are both here. They have both
been stirring up the people consider
erably, but although the GAZETTE
man wasn't here, the paper he repre-
sents still has n larger circulation IN
Morgan than all the other Texas dailies
combined.
The county site question, like the
swelling IN the queen Of England
knee short time ago, has subsidized.
Capt. Hawkins has been attending
district court ut Meridian this week.
Mr.. n. B. higgins is in Meridian,
/ He is one of the grand jury.
Masters Eddie Herkules and Hiram
| Snodgrass, jr., have both secured posi-
tions on the Central rs news agents.
Mr.. Jacob Lewis of Louisiana Is nov
here trying 10 secure residence 10
his family. On the first of September
Mr Lewis will open up as large
stock of dry goods and groceries, in tn
house heretofore occupied by Stoval
Rros,. as has ever been brought 1
| Morgan or Bosque county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

1As Ah,csnsumins Drs.th--c,... ~.
shortaAd Water scs,cs ~" o''

rCsnsumins Drs.th--csocs o.,
snortaAd Water scarce. III e"'
eorIespondence 10 the Caxetsa
caldwell, August 2s TIL.
when mas flied the hearts ~ fsr r"u,n
Win dismay, still prevails '1,ei
week we had a good showar H., ~
earth was so dry that II made NM i,,,ia
impression. The cotton cron s,h, l's' 70
ared. s sa al open, is being rapidly gath.
snv us, anu Is estimated at about one
, turin OF an average yield. 1t Is
,lnougnt one month or six weeks will
the crop. s"'"Vr
our public schools will open the first
Monoay In September under new and
favorable auspices.
Our townsfolk are now talk;po
badly. ""'o'i - i'eeueo
our tables are scantily supplied with
iuxuries, TO which fact some ascriba
.ne good health now prevailing, but
We would be willing TO risk n little
more IN tue vegetable kingdom.
Farmers all admit that something
more than the drought conspired to
cut the crops oil so suddenly and dis
astrously. Scarcely a boil has ma
Iured since the 10th OF June. Water
was never scarcer in this section;
wells, tanks and cisterns that have
not failed In years are giving away be-
tore the all-consuming drought. In
many places the dry grass has caught
nre from sparks from passing locomo-
yves; burning over considerable areas
ana destroying everything in its
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
CALLAHAN COUNTY.
Brevities from Baird-Loca1, Social and
General.

Brevities from Bsird-LocaI, Social and
General.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Baird, August 2l.-Mss Allie Berry
of Coleman City Is visiting the family
of Mr.. q. w. Charleville in this city.
Miss Berry will be quite an addition
to our society during her stay in Baird.
The whole-souled, genial fellow,
Johnnie Newman, has returned from
his trip to Wise county to see his par
ents, and has resumed his place behind
the counter in the mammoth establish
ment If j. f. Rettig.
Messrs. III. T.. Jones and Andrew
Marshall of Greenville, Texas, have
been in our city for the
past few days prospecting.
Both of these gentlemen with
others from the same section of coun-
try will very probably locate either in
Baird City or in Callahan county. Mr..
Jones has already bought a ranch near
town and also city property, and will
soon erect a nice residence in Baird.
We are glad to know that such gentle
men are preparing to locate in our
city.
Messrs. J. II. N1illiken & Co., con-
tFacLOTS vi w eduueIloTu, are uuSiiy Ch"
gagged in putting up a good Jail for
Callahan county at this place.
Business is very dull, but improving
some as the season advances.
Crops are good. considering the
scarcity of rain. 1t has been about
two months since we have had any
rain in this section and the range is
damaged in consequence.
Messrs. Wright & Seay, wool buyers
of Baird, have handled considerable
wool this season. They are the only
wool buyers in this part of the state
that strictly grade their wool and bale
| it like cotton is baled. Mr.. Joe f.
Wright of this firm leaves tonight fol
Boston, where he goes in the interes
of his firm and to inform himself bet
ter in the way Of handling wool.
The race that is to take place at BairC
! on the first of September promises &c
be of some Importance with the sport
ing men. Both sides are confident
that they have the fastest horse ant
are betting literally.
1t is quite warm out here. Their
mometer stands 1899 in the shade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
The Oldest Man in the Country.

Alexander Willis, probably the old
est man in the United States, died ut
his home in Bradford county, about
five miles from La Crosse, last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Willis was native of
South Carolina. He came to Georgia
many years ago and at the time OF his
death was ll3 years old. He removed
to this state at the time of the Indian
war, and has remained here ever
since. Before his death he stated that
he could remember the return of his
father, all ragged and loor, from the
revolutionary war. He himself J
served in the war with England in
1872, under General Jackson, and since
his first vote, cast for General WASH
ington at his second election, has voted
at every election since, including the
last, when he put straight Demo-
cratic ticket for Hancock. Gainesville
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
PAL0 PINTO COUNTY.
Hot Neutrality-suspicious. at Mineral wolls-A
Cancor Hospital.

Cancor Hospital.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Mineral Wells, August 23.-The
weather is what can be called hot here.
The thermometer was ut 1862 in the
shade yesterday.
A great many OF the visitors are leav-
ing daily, while others are coming.
Mr.. Capera the confectioner of Fort
Worth, is here for his health. We
meet great many business men from
the Fort.
One great acquisition to the town
will be the establishment of n cancer
hospital by DR.. II. b. Cole. This hos
pital will be thoroughly advertised in
the columns of the GAZETTE. DIR. Cole
is treating several cases successfully
now, and has in his possession certifi-
Gates of his capabilities. He is treat
ing Capt. Stillwell of Falls county and
others. The doctor says the GAZETTE
is good medium to advertise in.
Preaching is going on by the Camp
bellites every evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
aRKER COUNTY.

II. aaht constable-The City
weatherford--other
ans of Interest.
n the Gazette.
(R August 2S.--NIessrs
KIM 81 d Roach, real estate
fAsd 3 ssly, sold yesterday 800
N ! 9 { which 1900 acres We're
k.' !, Milliken of this conn-
III ~ L. d. Farmer Of
s our wide awake con-
Y man, from the breast
! bsS coat peeped out am
I'm about four hours to
dm.1'Ns nce 10 arrest him.
Sss F gss gu to the fact that
Nh "aes than the sheriff OF
! 49, Jacks mouth flew open
MIL some fresh air. Inc
} III /. p'etiy low when Jack
|i.G IS apes sometimes.
hos ~ naifls, principal of the
lguIle ! .resigned, which has
! and IL, WIZ. The board OF
IN ny council claim tbo,
/ and s saIIeady accepted the
B Of The a ~ IN his capacity as
a. 4 wool, made recon-
e, w6is,, "a. a future interest o
N bis r,. misy had acted upon
Way H.. ',e.lsnalion corni ny a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

FORT WORTH. Texas, March 10 1883,
Messrs. IL. J. kendoH & Co.--About months
ago there was n valuable stallion brought to
the stable OF Farmes and Henry to be treated
for q bone SPAWN which was one years growth
and of pronounced size, and having learned
through outside sources that your Eminent
known as kendall's SPAWN Cure WAS valu-
able, commenced using 1t on the enlarge
n,ent and after six weeks using and havin
applied two bottles the horse was cured en-.
tirely, leaving the leg perfectly smooth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
On Human Flesh.-


II has been used In thousands of cases on
human flesh with such wonderful success
that we now feel certain IL is the best lini-
ment known for man, as IL has sufficient
strength to penetrate and virtue to cure the
worst cases, which are not affected in the
least by ordinary liniments, and yet II does
not blister or cause a sore.
VEvAY, Ind, August IL, lSSi.-Dr. Ell Ken.
dat & Co.: Gents-Sample of circulars re-
ceived to-day. Please send me some with my
imprint, printed on one side only. The Ken.
dall's SPAWN Cure IL in excellent demand
with us, and not only for animals, hut for
human ailments also. Mr.. Jos. Voris, one OF
the leading farmers In our county sprained
an ankle badly, and knowing the value OF
the. remedy for horses, tried IT on himself,
aud II did far better than he had expected.
Cured the sprain In very short order.
Yours respectfully, &. O. THIEBAND.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS. All
druggists have IL or can get it for you, or II
will be sent 10 any address on receipt of price
by the proprietors DIR. b. j. KENDALL 4
CO., Enosbnrgh Falls, VT. Send for Illus
trated circular.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

In Virginia they are making flour
of peanuts, and it is praised II is Gus
tomsry in Georgia 10 pound the nuts
for II pastry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

u...s - ..sfy. SOM palftussIig ilfvIu. me
one great trouble Is that Ia this coun-
try we have little too nidch politics,
,.ass ,n.,,, s.I,.oy,t feel that they can do
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

providence, X. L., Au9nst~25. "a
bottle was picked up on Watch Hill
beach yesterday containing a paper
eli ''Ihe Brig indian foundered al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

-
ss,s' 81 the nrfi ,bis city,
\, 1jijysSy men l., y %,oncho this
~ hon f0''
dawn from
I'M dropped W Sr" Lawson
Z 'y,sitrisy xson ~ smith &
~ Of Lsw'ssV',dj rv goods
y And rIa'' w
I'M ct5;; vobochie was
srax d WaAs sna interest
esss.,rrds! y w
'ON,ss. .uinent wool
.atley, ~. is registered
Tcsby ds's'
III, s' i attorney at
''WSsppES ' ~ Yesterday
Sdis spe''
...,osd Yesterday
;ysu Is'l' ,'n'so.ing much
Eva ldp' UV'
Il, who has been
stbB ap Colorado. was
SEQ y NE morning.
JaIsbasera',n '' the body,
rbsbsptHT,a,t he came to to
dAsrndsJI debility.
mo- h "I has now a
iss1 .. ~, = In their ro-
Il "a p'syf ,S fresh beer
= s<pg I { ~, in large
are MI MI had man
Es's 'ne , can draw
'flla,E Y, a 1sss time than
y
,,,o;nt;s being
q eon mon of Oak
N business ,,,nring Of the
ph 70 'p s.a 'nu 4 street to
vFu Cd oeo r. ;s cutie in
b bllldlng. d r. :, TO 90
sDd solll LII u'. T hoard
hiring lne uio ,,od NOT been
ay Ieosy ~ hrao dovs y
/ reiplllce ~ u, .'r' 10 hating n
rndy wea.s e th q, hovs It
upon scale =, ! ' ~ . tiybt;np
IN irritable a!iu a al = re yaster,
Tbee Or lour hsi'' !
oo one DaFI : port Worth
bin shceilan,, u, VI n Gn;dar his
ledsyd W - ~ t Ia'u corner
house ana ~. ". ea ~ Az ann,
Ia Second Streets "a w. ,aaa
The@ Is s., .ii a., mn iaod yyas
brsIutslIl !ne ci.y' t .t,o , va" :,
h lsv srcor o. ~ 'no Wy
haesil eilinS ILL., .sn,,s ,h.t
IAV0ulneh' ,Iiso9T ,anas s
i IL on lnu 80 800, -, az"
kiisullrdyesteruay we n .,n
hHRSu'oii anu iAei WV
E dllo9a ~ n III
Md AF'tlorq, non. ~. LII; -,
b1d Captain INNS, 6 bns,isn
d ass t,. " .i LIE. a.e,iu y -,
p London ana ", VIII reliiai,i
Siilsw Gays. Aney aie NV the
Flre TRIP anu viewing 'ie
xalry' o.n,
L a y, .o oul i,,o =. ~ =
va Dallas, represehlihg tne
grocery mouse ol Lew
agaln WIN US. . ullus hevel
PFiy from colorado unuer u
ylhen by working IKE a Ut
HE'S a general favorite not
sN the merchants, put
fAs.
ZOE !, S iateiy prar Sasa !
40 prospecting, ms PUT
property anu WIZ se..i J.
'aelles u Ioiofauo. 90 . ~ =
4lsh them all; none come to
Hal, the proprietor of the
SId lli bay returned from
n'oSl' -.
ps beam over the waters.
An successfully introduced,
gas machine brought to
kret to learn Of heserious i'll
a !. =. s s.faa 1ss,,.l The estimaole
|. + ~ sli = t' latsly nom Marion
Fly, mas t.iel ll,os' as.ldlous atten-
ssntertalued Of her ultimate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

I idea,son 10 20 Into the read 'isI|
Gus ~ IeuIsla tire at Richmond,
4 member % the legislatufe 20
ana vote Tor such measures
caucus ~ q nsaierity shall 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
From the Akron Commercial, Ohio, or ov.a5th,
1889.

Read err OF the Commercial, canot well for.
get that large space has for years been tax en-
up by kendalrs advertisement ts-- especially
OF certain SPAWN Cure. We have had deal {.
lngs with DR.. Kendall for many years, and
we know OF some large business houses in
citles near by, who have also dealt with him
tor many years, and the truth Is fully and
iaithiuily proven, not only that he is a good,
nonest man. and that his celebrated SPAWN
Cure Is not only all that II. is recommended
10 be, hut that the English language is not
capable Of recommending II TOO highly.
kendalls SPAWN Cure VIII cnre spavins.
There are hundreds of cases In which that has
been proven TO our certain knowledge, but,
after all, II any person con fines the usefulness
o. this celebrated medicine to curing spavins
alone, they make q big mistake. IL is the
best mediciue known as an outward applica.
ton for rheumatism In the human family.
1t Is good for pains and aches, swcllings and
lameness, and Is just rs safely applied to men,
women and children as II is TO horses. We
know that there are other good liniments
but we do believe this spawn cure to be far
better than any ever invented
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

I cotton spinner OF ran River, Mass,
gave detailed account Of tile spin
ming business Ia Massachusetts. The
wages ofspiuners before organization
averaged s.. 20 q week. but now aver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
sf,uck Oil In Ohio.

zanesville, Q. August 20 a. q siea Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

I s'ssSi u "a siss .,ssIE oNE YEAR
= !, "a Y, o. az shIsr. ealyed in f t6ts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Rismarck's Advantages.

The Importance of the location of Bismarck
can best be understood when the fact is remem-
ber that it has more government officers looa.
ted within it than any other city in Dakota. It
has deputy Collector of customs, deputy COL
lector of internal reveaue o. s. land Office, q. 8.
qusrtermaster's depot, q. 3. marine hospital,
with surgeon in charge, q. g. examining sur
g-op, o. 8. court commissioner, q. 8. marshal,
and is the headquarters of the northwestern de
vision of the o. 8. military telegraph lines.
Even now an appropriation of 100000 would
be justified by congress for the erection of q
public building to accommodate these Offices and
the pustoftce, aud the TRIBUNE believes that such
an appropriation will b made withid the rext
four years. In connecti:n n. with these facts the
location Of the territorial penitentiary at Bis
marck, and the appropriation of $5 600 for its
erection; its $3 600 court house; @25,O ,OO school
house, exoellent public and the Benedictine
schools, should be considered. The q. g. land
Office is worth more to Bismarck than t1e lOca-
tion of the c.pital would be. 1t will bring
more people t. the city every month than the
lature would bring in year. HIRE Is land dis
trict as large as the state Of New York, and
when the boom gets we'll under way one hun
dred q day is low estimate of the number of
people who will visit Bism .rck In their search
for land. Fargo and Grand Forks were built
largely by the rush IF land hunters, the imeor-
tanoe Of which is not yes realized, not even by
our hotel people.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Cold Day for Mr.. Kane.

Pu1sBuRa, Pa, March 21.-A Uniontown
special says: John Kane, leader Of the Molhe
Ma9uires of Fayette county, was this evening
pierced with four balls from . pistol in the
hands of supt. =. q: Keighley, Of the Youngs-
town coke works, four miles from here. Kane
had lately been discharged for organizing =
a force of striking miners and driving new men
out of the pits. He was also or tered to leave
the house he occupied, which BELONGED to the
company. This 80 enraged him that he threat
eued Ke'ghley's life, and yesterday came to On
iontown and got drunk. This afternoon he
entered court and threatened O"ngressman
Boyle, who had prosecuted him for tho murder
of Mauric. Healey, but was elected FROM the
court by an officer. He then returned to the
works and entered astore, wnere he renew ed the
old trouble wi Keighley. The superintend-
ent told him to GET away, but Kane pressed hin
and forced him in orner, at the same
time attempting to draw revolver,
but Keighley quickly drew a. = p stol
and fred four shots into his body, one pa sing
through the sbdonen. Keighley tn n came to
town and delivered himself up.- Great excite
ment prevails, and it il feared an outbreak may
occur Kane waa one of the men arrested for
tho murder? Of Maurice Hesiy, at Dunbar, bat
afterwards released. .sq5., ..'. ,...5e r .-.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Up the4Line.


Some Iowa men contemplate establish
ing new bank at Billings. =. 80 u
A ferryboat will soon be put on the
Yellowstone near PARK City. ;..sa;,..@
The, Billlngsi.es are beginning to agi-
tate the question OF boring al arteslan
well. ~.
The old timers Of Park City, on- the
Yellowstone, have organized colony as
socintjOD. >s,'.,. r.: s...s .;=...;>'say
Rev. B. F. Shuar,, pastor of the Cnngre.
gational church III Blinngs, mas resigned
on account OF bad health. L..
The Billings opera house has again
opened. 1t has "agaln opened" about y
drzen times IN the past year.
A new mail route has been established
bet ween Billings and the Stinklngwater
country, aud Que from Billings to CooAe
City. " >,-...... ...-..... -s.,.s5 e....
A mammoth reservoir is to be con-
s,ruc,ed near the Did toll gate, one mile
sabove Virg'nia City, Ivy the Alder Gulch
Consolidated II ning company. -a5 g..
The commissioners appointed for the
new county Ut sYeil"wst,n arc aking a
settlement with those ct Custer prepara-
tory to starting up on their owu hook.
H. w. Carer wants to he elected clerk
and recorder "f Yellowstone county and
promises IT, serve tor One-lhird the rate Of
fees allowed the present ,ncunbent-the
clerk aud recorder Ut Custer.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

In the North American Review for April, the
soriptural and the legal aspects of Divorce are
presented respectively by the Rev. Dr.. Theodore
D. Woolsey, we'll known for his insistanoe OH
the indissolubility of the marriage tie, and by
Judge John A. Jameson, q jurist whose long
experience with divorce cases in Chicago, both
on the JUDICIAL bench and at the bar, lends to
his observations very special value. DR.. P.
Bender q Canadian who has studied to some
purpose the p,litical, social and economic con-
tiitions Of his country, under the title "A Cans
dian view of Annexation" makes : forcible
presentation Of the reasons which incline many
citizens of the Dominion to regard with fAv.r
the idea of absorption by the United States.
Senator John A. Logan Gets forth the need which
exists for National Aid to Public Schools" in
the several States and territories. The Rev. DR..
Howard Crosby writes of the Dangerous
Classes" that menace the perpetuity of the civil
order and the peace of tho community, meaning
the manipulat0rs Of corporation stocks and the
men who, having smasaed enormous wealth, use
1t for nefarious purposes. James G. Yelling,
president of Columbian University, treats of
Race Education" the problem that confronts
tho philosophic statesman,, of the presence in
oar body polite Of . strong Negro contingent.
''The Water Supply of Cities" is discussed By
Charles r. Winsase. s'Ethical Systems" by
Prof: 7. h. Hedge, Street Begging" by Rev.
DR.. Charles +. Deems, and Criticism and Chris
stianity" by 0. B. rockingham. Published ct
so Lafayette Place, New York, and for sale by
booksellers generally.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
for inciting to disorder and sentenced to
imprisonment for three months in default of

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A house owned by Mrs Hannah Rudolph, of
Newport, &. l., burned yesterday morning and
Mary Barry, domestic, perished in the flames.
]. Cohen and Abe Casson left Cincinnati two
weeh ago with 5000 to buy produce, and have
not since been heard of Their friends arc
alarmed. -.ks-f -
iLashaway the Chippewa county. Wis, rapist,
Was consict ID yesterday Ut Menomlnee and SEN
fenced to thirty years imprisonment,t the extreme
penaity Of the law. - -
Nothing il known in Berlin concerning the
scheme attributed in America TO Bismarck for
acquisinQ land in Mexico. on which to settle
German emisrants.. .-'ss1!
Miss Jennie Chamberlain, the Cleveland girl
who has become such belle in England, and
won rhe admiration Of the prince of Wales, is
said to have had husband selected for her by
his royal highness. 4@. ...syo., = .;sI
Mrs. Marion Pol, of Chattanooga, has given.
birth to . healthy child which weighs one and
one-half pounds common finger ring will
60 over its arm to the elbow. .,.r-- ss
Scott, the we'll known manufacturer of print
ing presses. New York, has soli his patents, etc.,
to t. Hoe d Co., for 100000. He will COM
plete the presses already contracted for before
retiring.
An incendiary fire yesterday morning de-
str .,yed the machine shops of the Nantucket
machine company at Union City, also the new
elevator in course of construction. Loss 9l8 000;
insurance $1,000. IT,, ~. - -. s.s
Two yeare ago Mr. Frank, of st. Louis, commit
ted suicide, leaving his wife $50 600. Since then
she has spent the money in drink, and drowned
herself Saturday, leaving five children and
$4,000 in cash.