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CAUGHT BY A TRICK.
THE TRUNK MYSTERY SOLVED.
why the Poor italian was Jammsd Into q
rrunk-Murder was Not at First Intsnd.
sd-Robbsry ths Sole Motive Of the
ThuE.-Howi.was Accomplished.

CHICAGO, May 12.-Gioyanni Azzeo,
Antonio Mercurio, and Ignazio Boye, the
three Italian suspects in the murder oi
Fflippi .Caruso. are no longer simply sus.
pects; they have confessed 1.-THE presence
Of witnesses all their connection with the
murder, and out Of the mouth Of each one
enough evidence has been secured to hang
all three. They were brought to the Cen
tral Station to-day and each was subjected
to rigorous examination by Lieut.. Shea,
with the help Of Officer Morris, the Italian
speaking policeman. The confessions
Of Gilarlo were exaggerated some
what in order to frishten them.
They were informed that Giiardo accused
them Of committing the murder, and saw
them do 1t. This seeming treachery had
the desired effect, and first AZzeo, then
Mercurio and Boye in turn implicated the
two others. It's impossible TO get the
actual story Of each man at present as the
police decline to show the confession to
reporters, but 1t Is certain thatin their ter
ror OF the impending moose, coupled with
anger at Gilsrdo Tin turning upon them,
they have said enough 10 complete the
chain OF evidence that should send them
to the scatiold.
It is also alleged that their depositions
does not implicate Gilardo in the killing,
but Is accessory only, he not coming into
the room at 81 Tilden avenue, until Ca
ruso was dead, and that he demanded a
share Of the spoils as the price OF his sil.
ence. The way in which the murder was
committed is contained in all three Of the
confessions in more or less complete
manner, and shows that the supposition
OF strangulation was the correct theory.
Having determined to kill Caruso the
only thing 10 be settled was the method
and garroting was selected as being the
most silent as well as being swift and
sure. Itiwas the custom OF these men to
shave each other when occasion required,
aud in order to take Clruso unawares II
was proposed by Msrcurio to shave their
victim. When he was seated in the chair, q
common wooden affair OF the sort
usually .foundiin kitchens, Bove and Az
geo took bin by the arms TO prevent his
escape and Mefcurie grasped hiM around
the throat and palled his head back upon
the top Of the chair gripping his wind
pipe until the wretched victim Of their av-
arice ceased TO move. During the frantic
efforts Of the strangling man to escape
from death bis trousers pocket containing
the coveted money Sas9ut by Que oi the
assassins and the savings Of his life ex-
tracted. The trunk was then purchased
and the body packed therein.
Its said that the confessions allege that
murder.w was not at first intended, but that
thatR ie could s Be- EobSed sas ths ~ ob5se. Of Of
the assault; but that the murderous grip
and when he let go after the money was
taken Caruso fell forwardo on the floor dead.
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naae nail Yesteriay.

Al Pittsburgh-Pitt 8 I; BROOKLYN.
Z. Errors, Pittsburgh, A; Brooklyn. p.
Bases, Pittsburgh, Is; Brooklyn, Il. Struck
out by Morris, d; Harkins, 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia DE.
troits s. Errors, Philadelphias, l2; De-
troits, is. Bases, PhiladeIphias, 23; De.
troits, 10. Struck out, Philadeiphias, / ;
Detroits, 8. Pitchers, Ferguson and Getzin.
AtSew York; chicago, 10; New York
2. Errors, Chicago, l2; New York, is.
Bases. Chicago, 10; New York, 8. Struck
out, Chicago, 0; New York 8. Pitchers.
CofooTan and Keefe.
At Boston st. Louis, s; Boston, 6. Er.
rors, st. Louis, 8; Boston, 8. Bases, st.
Louis, l3; Boston, "a. Struck out, by
Burlington, Boyle, 4. & !
Atst Lonis-B Baltimores, 8 st. Louis,
10 Errors, Baitimofes, 5; st. Lonis, 8.
Bases, Baltimores, q; st. Louis, 10. Struck
out by Henderson, 8; Caruthers, none.
At Louisville, Ky.-Athletics, 5; Louis.
yilles, 10. Errors, Louisvilles, s; Ath.
letics, 4. Bases, Louisyilles, 10; Athletics,
u, Struck out by Taylor, 4; Hecker,
none.
AZ Cincinnati-Cin Cincinnati S; Netropoli.
tans6 9. Errors, Gin. 2, Nets. 2. Bases,
Gin. II, Nets. 10. Struck out, by Sballir
/, by Begley6, =;
al Proyidences, r. I.-Providenee s;
hufalos ]. Errors, Providence 10, Buffalo
l8. Struck out by sefad 2, by Shaw. j.
BASES, Providence o. Buffalo 8.
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Ro1EIeY. LABOR BILL
Patio Test in New foTE-Ianisrsnts Der:
Il ,ta4e n,itt.d ~ Land -

Pat to Test in New EorE-Innisrsnts Psr:
ss.s mitted TO Land.
New YoRr, May 12.-Ths first case that
hes arisen in this country under the new
act passed 81 the last session Of Congress
iorbidding the Importation u taFeicHers
under contract made abroad, to do work
in this, country, met with but little success
in the sapre#e Goart to-day.
On, Saturday the Musical Protective
Union, through Its counsel, presented 3
motion in the Supreme Court asking thai
tile North German Lloyd Steamship Com.
papy be restrained from landing forty
musicians who gere about 70 reach thii
port on the Fulda. The men were being
brought here under contract 10 William
Braun, OF Philadelphia. go -
Judge Lawrence refused 10 grant the in
jgnation, but issued an order tothe com
pany 70 SNOW cause Why they should not
be prevented from violating the new act.
The order on the company was made re.
turnable to-day. Judge Lawrence decid-
ed thatinasmuch rs the law was a new one,
and the immigrants had already been
landed, thp action should bsyacated.
This decision will considerably Affect
the action Of seyeral. proprietors Of sum
Imer resorts at Coney Island and elsewhere
who have incurred the enmity Of labor
organizations by their wholesale importa-
ton OF waiters, musicians and segvsntr st
cheap salaries for their summer season.
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Oh.hItI

sstHlsoloS, D. G., May ls.-speaEinv
ssNscindiug Of Captain Dlactburnis
satuent as COllectorof internal Rev.
lo' the Lexington (Ey,) District, eI.
Nsentative Thompson said 10 a ctiiie
=, 4lsan s,.sl outrage. Itoccurs to ma that
IssSefy6 ~ z body on the other side WI wanted I
Slt,slRSlse nv RSleaty Of Union blood. They shot
sTDIS TIgas IN that way, at any. rats. and and
,SSs Sloa men did about the same thinS. no
ioarn Ss sinplywrote on paper v What ~, ~
y ,ITSasands ISsSl Of others wanted and iSs were re
ss,Iost u soeir best 70 accomplish. His % mn.
[ M Tpsat ~ Z resclnded because he saw H
y ms wife that he was mot nlsytnS % n,
,SN Sas y, vas for real Sighting. paying
IA ~ ne ! kentucky people distrrntled
S0S ~ Administration ~ .ss :
n Sdsr. no; there islo kicking down there,
IS \ ss'hot t care for the spoils. They wan want
|s.s,,.s5as sas finances Of he country we'll well
Na That will satisfy them,H w.
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sTEUBRNvLLE.
Criminal Matters rs-Largsl Flow of Natura
Gas sstrael-Notes.

I
Special Dipaies 70 DE Iaieiiigaea.
srEunESyilIR, May, 12.-April 10th
Alahan'a store was burelarixed and VIM
Hunt and James Flynn, Pittsburgh
thieves, were arrested for the crime. On
trial for burglary the jury found them
guilty only Of petty larceny, and after
speaking Of the verdict as an extraordinary
one, Judge Hance this morning fined them
$50 each and costs, thirty days in the
Cleveland workhouse and to stay there
until the fine and costs were paid.
The trial Of Alex. Wilcoxen for shoot
ing with intent to kill was brought to q
close to-day by the prisoner pleading
guilty Of shooting with intent to wound.
The prisoner is q young man Of the town.
On the morning Of April 24th he shot his
mistress, Milly French, in the face. Pre-
vious to this, March 25th, stabbed the
same woman with knife, poured oil over
her and tried TO set her afre. The pen.
atty OF his plea Is from one to twenty
years in the penitentiary.
The Gill Brothers, OF the Acme Glass
works, this city, after three unsuccessful
efforts, this morning struck the largest
flow Of gas in the Ohio Valley. The well
Is on the Pewiky railroad, six miles from
this city and one mile east Of Wellshurg.
The gas was reached at depth Of 1854
feet. The company will pipe It to this
city fol. use 10 their glass works.
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ABanksr,s : suicide.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 12.-wm. s. Rob,
erts, president Of the defunct Bank d
Augusta, for whom q regulation wa.
maae by sdoyeinor Hill, Of New
York, and Is now pending in the
courts, cut his throat with a
razor from ear, to, ear, this morning,
While the wounds are gapi4g and ugly,
% tbs ihgulsr vein and carotid arteries are
Rolseyefed. Ihereeent comp plioatlonS have
so affected MF. Roberta mind IS 10 render
HIN partially Insane. The Grand Jury
now in session found true bills Against
him for perjury and enibeE eExlement aa
President ofthe Bank Of 4aRista. ae was
required tofBrnish 4 bond tol his appear:
ahes ID the sum Of SIC, 900. These true
bills, with other troubles, led 10 the rash
attempt TO take his life. II Is also yeseIted
that the Grend Jury ka5 iopnd q true bill
agsinst Z. u. alton, CASH ier Of the Bank
pf Augusta, Tor perjury. Bail ,is required
IN Mr. Walton's case in the sum of Sl2, 900
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1ha DGApLooK
10 tho Illlnol. I.Ei.iatare-AlIo hot rlmo E,

10 tho Illlnol. Leglslature-AiI Hot Time Ii.
peeted.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May l2.-The situa-
ti9p here tonight is a decidedly interest.
ing one. The Democrats will all be here
tomorrow and the last effort will be made
to elect William R. Morrison to the
United States Senate. II it Is
not accomplished, however, his name
will be dropped and that ol ssme other
person submitted. The Republicans do
not appear to be at all disturbed over
coming events, and apparently feel
peflsotiy satisfied With the aspect
81 affairs. The only" thing which
operates adversely upon the Democrats Ia
what Representative Slulhearen will do.
They have been laboring with him all
day, but no definite answer can be OBJ
talned as'to Shat ha eantemplstes doing.
When Streator voted ioff No fTison to o-dsy
the Democrats were much encouraged
cpd feel uncertain now Of no one except
Mulheasen.
The returns from the Thirty.iourth dis.
trict will not be received in full until
Thursday, the last day for their reception.
The Democrats arc holding meetings
daily to perfect their plans for Q contest
apd's hat time ls all hit cefiail. =
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On eaiisa u !: ssaiteld.

Y WhsHINoroN, May 19.-G General John
s. orocker, Warden Of the fail has been
notified THAT thesentenee olthe eourtinthe
case otthe negro murder, I.angster, must
bpes,fied into effeeton Fridaynext. When
the prisoner was notified 81 this yesterday,
after, attacking the officer Ia charge,
Warden Crocker says that he toned right
down and wanted 10 see the priest,
IIangster was condemned to death fol
shooting Police Officer Fowler last
summef, and will be hanged from the
scafiold used Ia the execution Of Guiteau.
A close watch Is being kent oyer.the pris.
oneT, as he has all along threatened tokill
.omebody else before be reached the scat
fold. n.
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RlEAsi REHEHtIoN.
middleton and the Hail Breed. stlil r,rA

Middleton and the Halt Breeds still Fight.
ing-rore Troops Wanted.
wiNSlrEd. May L. The telegraph line
Was repaired this afternoon and some
fqrthertidinss Of the Aghtias at Batogehe
hsye come through. All the dispatches
indicate that up to last night the pppteGi
was confined TO the artillery attack on the
insurgents stronghold and to a few light
skirmishes. The casualty roll ei
the trsoss ap ts this morning include TIVE
men killed aud Afteen wounded. 1s.
patches to military headquarters and TO
Commissioner Wrigley here are to the
effect that the gghipgis a still going on te.
day and that GeneSal Middleton q
anxious for more troops.
1 lColonel SCOTS battalion has been or
deIsd north from Que' Appellee. AdyieeS
state that eight companies ofyolunteers
and tie infantry school corps have been
ordered from New BfuhsNiek and tho
Prince of Wales Rifles from Mon.
treal. This Is taken 10 mean that the
9pyenmspt has more alarming news
than has yet been made pgblic, 4s ne eap
here can see any necessity Tor bringing up
more troaps. ltmaY be that the govern
ment has once more spog into i'd tiAAeees,
sary panic. at all events Gen; Middle.
ton evidently Is not prepared TO storm the
halt.breeds stronghold and intends 10
starya them ont, haTAss them into Sur
sepdeE o. await Ieiliq liqtseHle4ts y
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Cisaningithe Town.

wIlKtsBARRE, PAa May 1.-Two
deaths have occurred at Plymouth since
last night. The reports from there this
evening are that no new cases are an.
nouneed. The hospital was opened this
afternoon and ambulances were seen in
all parts OF thetown gathering up desti.
tute patients. Citizens have made o de-
mand upon the borough council TO forth.
with have the town thoroughly cleaned
In the event OF q failure Of council TO
do this within the next two days an ap-
peal will be made to the Judge OF the court
70 compel them to proceed with the en-
forcement Of such sanitary regulations "a
the present emergency demands. The
water company has been notified 10 sup
ply the borough with pure water and mot
70 pump water from the susquehanna
a
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IsFEup nothing said Colonel WI.
|aaE Morrison previous to boarding a
eIa Ot Springfield. His remark wasi in
|l'ay 10 The question, "Haye you given
9@pe Of an election to the United States
,ts ince the election of Weaver in the
laN'iourth district. The truth OF the
taa:' Is that the horizontal reformer and
ti,dla Of Henry watteson's star eyed
pAess has nothing to give up at the
s.at moment Ipssmuch as life is a
span Mr.. Morrison at times is very
Ssaas' u not tedious. General Logan
ianeceed himself.
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'ATURK Talks
OF the Pending Trouble. Bstuspu Rusiaae
ana RusIia.

saa Russia.
pAAsA, May l2-1t is not often that
one can eet the Turks TO talk politics.
M NJ :. - 80. ~ - ~. - s' .s.;s..
IN they khoa hot whefe Tue opsefvatioh
may be; carried, and mindful Of the
proverb about silepca Il golden, nothing
msseihan hiknow not or YEA or no !, can
- -. g., ,tors - a. ;as.;.,, -. ~
DC got from !nem 70 an inquiry aoon. tne y
prospects OF war, or an Anglo -Turhsh
alliance. Yesterday, however, Z CORES.
norJsrf met !. ,..a,:,nsi ;fr;snd boidins !
49, =. .ho .s.,,i.a - % s.,,s,
nisn posi.loa ~ sne se,si.e u sne Suissn'
in less taciturn mood than usual. he
was anxious for news, which led to a long
y, &, ,,,a,,ss,,on5 ual lnbssrvaa,
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ITERATION
As II Appears In Law, In PabiIe and 10 the
Preaa. ~.

Press, -
GEg gaRE, Msy l9.-The Language
Club, at Columbia College tonight dis,
cussed iteration David Dudley Field
gave an exhaustive exposition on .'itera.
tom in law. He said that there were
eight HUNDRED and Ei4t apperAaous aosds
in every deed and i,Sioin every mort
gage, and that the people Of the State pay
every year 100000 for the recording Of
supeffuous words. It was generally
stated by LAWYERS, he said, that the use Of
30 many words vas Q matter Of habit. fhs
Eemedy, he added, lies in the hands Of the
liberation In. pulpit and press" was
next taken up by the Rev. Robert Collyer,
who said that he thanked God that no
such redundant iteration existed in the
pulpit as his brethren Of the baT were
obliged to Srosn oyer. he said that min;
istefs had no reason ior iteration /; because
they knew that long sefmenA were dis.
pleasingand theyalways made them short.
Books oil sermons were excellent exam
Piles Of the absence Of iteration. In ser.
mons and in these busy times there was
nothing in the realm bi expressed tiaughI
lDoye seApaaY Snd ferse' than sermons.
Eeyspspeti editorials, he believed, were
much the same, though less terse In the
main ~ -
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WASHINGTON, May 12.-The count Of
the moneys and securities in the United
States Treasury has been completed.
Everything was found in q satisfactory
condition and the reports opex!Ieasurer
Wyman were approved in every instance,
even the alleged discrepancy Of two cents,
reported in the count Of the cash room,
was shown on recount. to be incorrect.
The missing pennies were subsequently
found on the floor where they had dropped
during the count. Tie bpoks and ac-
counts Of the Treasurer's Office are yet to
bs verified.
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THE M'GRAW MATTER.
WHAT THE PRESIDENT DEMANDS.
The west Virginia Delegation sssklnE Their
Homs.-Ths Count of tho Treasury
Comes Out An Rlght-MissinE Two
Cents Found-capiial Notes.
snrinl pi,paleA b ~ Ialllllane.r.

wAsnlSoroS, D. O., May l2.-It is un.
ders!ood that charges have been fled
sgains. Collector Mccormick in writing.
This was done, ii is claimed; at the sug,
gestion Of the President who said he
would not pay any attention to them In
any other form.
Columbus sehon, for. United States Mar
shal for West Virginia, will be made to.
lnorraw.
Mr.. Holmes to-day received the appoiut.
ment as Sraeryisor Of Repairs.
Ds. Frissell, Baird and Pipes are here
on their way home from New Orleans.
The West Virginia delegation is scatter.
ing back TO the mountains. - CT.
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Twas bad enough for the powerful out.
aas Ol Jesse James to held full sway
ae lhinly settled West, and defy the
\, = aud laugh at the attempts Of the Off.
/ ~ % capture them, but when It comes
= Butaard, common chicken thiei,
sa!.as the majesty Of Pennsylvania au.
my T'Es !, aud dwelling in security in the
" ssaa Mountains, OithatS State, tits time ior
I, ,o'astsi civilization Of the East to cease
!. .atas 4 tun Of the incompetence Of the
say I. y west to stapple with the criminals
|s..a y aIsss the country. II Pennsylvania
lS capture a hen.roOst robber Sha.
: 9s expected Of the wild West in 70.
@ y % the full.blOOdOd things OF the
rAlleI
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Wlthdreul rh,lr obi.olIonll.

clEvRlANp, O., May "a special from
oantonaays: The coal operators at Min
eral Point have Withdrawn the notice Of a
ten cent reduction posted q week ago. The
500 miners who would have been effected
by the reduction will continue at work.
The strike ut other points in the Conno.-
ton district continues and there are no
signs OF q settlement, N
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You Must Keep clean.

BALTIMORE, Mn, May l2.-The Medical
and chirurgical Faculty Of Baltimore, to.
day discussed the probability Of a vista.
ton Of cholera this summer. Prof. 7. S.
l.atimer stated that the history Of the
disease leaves little room for doubt that Il
will be epidemic in America, either this or
next summer. Cleanliness in every re-
spect, he said, is the most potent safe.
guard againstit. The most rigid sanitary
precautions by the city will be urged.
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MAnuiaetussrs, Views.

P,rrsauReH, May l2.-The committee
Of the Iron Manufacturers Of the Protec.
tive Alliance which has been at work 70,
two weeks preparing an snswer 70
the demands oi the Amalgama.
ted Association Tor $50 per ton
i0s pudding have denied Il
present q counter proposition at the con.
ference on Thursday otIerine areduction
OF nearly 20 peycent The members ot
the committee say they expect strike
hut will not recede from their proposition
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OTTAWA, oSF. May l2:-Geaessl Mid
dleton has ordered Ap iotceste strengthen
hls column aldiwants more cannon and
Gatling guns. The Bruce battalion has
been called out and tbe MsntFeal Gar,
.risop Artillery has atasted fes Tie front.
4Ae Toranio field battery ID In expects.
ton Of receiving orders! at any moment,
aud the Slxty.second regiment, of st.
John, N. b., have both been ordered out.
HALlRAxi MS. May l2. Tho steamer
Newcastle City has arrived here ilAla oar:
diff. She has On boaFd ) quantity Of war
munitions for the Dominion government.
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"a Bunch Of Keys" with Flora Moore
as Teddy, needs no Recommendation TO
Wheeling theatre goers. Those who have
seen her In the role will surely embrace
the opportunity at the Opera House next
Saturday night, and those who have not
have oil heard so much about the piece
that they will want To zee It. 1tdessryes
the reputation 1t has won. 1t Is full OF
inn, and enliycned with taking music.
The part Of Teddy as played BY Flora
Moore has few connterpafts anywhere,
and the play Eeems TO become more pop.
ular the eltener II Is seen.
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The Cola Day comnan,.

The presentation Of 'sAg Gold Day when
We Get Leftn at the Opera House last
night was witnessed by an unusually large
audience, and judging from the continuous
auduproarions laughter, the piece is q sue
cess. Mr. Fisher as Jllia Emiheeker and
Mr.. Weloh % Hillie Grees are as funny a
pair as ever seen on Wheeling stage.
Miss Lydia Yeamap' g specialties are very
attractive, and Miss Hichtis very pleas.
ing young lady. The music and dancing
are strong feature. and the fun 10 fast
and furious throughout,
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hbtiher amusing to note the effort
Democratic papers Of Ohio are making to
,tor that Judge Foraker is not sproper
asdidate for the Republicans for Cover
,u. The Democrats have exposed their
s.ni., whether Judge Foraker is nomina'
.hlot NOT.
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Tar decision that the law authorizing
b.destructlOn of gamblers tools is not
Mid q a serious blow at the efficient en-
iorement Of the laws against gambling
which are valid. Nevertheless, thiss should
ulke the onlcers more vigilant in eniorc-
isg the ordinances which have been sus-
aiued by the courts.
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NV YoEy, Nay yl2.- "A sample Of a,0Q0
sacks Of Russian -four, aasiityyesy anei
was offered this morning on the Produce
exchange 10 arrive from Mafseilles, at 81
per barrel. The grade was nearly II not
quite as good as the very hest tmericsn
patent extra ~ VIZ ~
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Two saicides.
FIvpLAY. o. NAV l2-A tala,,anr I

FlspLAY, O., May IA telegram from
Fremont, north q ibis city, states that
Mfs, .oppsnhelmer, wife Of prominent
young business man OF that city, yester
day committed suicide by cutting he,
throat. Afew hours later, her asOd father,
q prominent Jewish rabb. named Gusdorf
threw himself bsadlong Into cistern and
ended biz eWn life by drowning. Z