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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09
The Earthauake Sufferers.

There was another slight shock of
earthquake at Charleston but no ad-
ditional damage was done. Com
munication has been established with
the unfortunate city, and something
like order is being brought out of
chaos. At this writing thirty-three
bodies have been taken from ruins,
and it is estimated that the loss of
life will reach fifty. Two-thirds of
the buildings of the city-especially
those of brick-are. either in ruins or
are damaged to such al extent that
they will have to be rebuilt or re-
paired. The loss to the city is esti-
mated at $40, 900, 900, and there is a
proposition to call upon the General
Government for a loan.
Naturally there must be great dis
tress in the community, though nc
formal call has yet come for aid,
Homeless people are huddled about
in the vacant squares of the city Of
living in improvised tents or huts
The entire suspension of the indus
tries Of the city will entail great suf
fering and the more prosperous sec
tions of the country should not wal
to be asked for assistance. The sit
uation is one that appeals to human
ity. We are confident that a knowl
edge of the true condition of affair
at Charleston is all that will b
required to open the purses an
the hearts of the people of this NOR
favored portion of the land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09
Chicago Exposition.

Chicago Exposition opens Mon
day, Sept. IA, and closes Oct. 16,
1886. For the above the Chicago &
Alton Railway will sell excursion
tickets from Mexico to Chicago and
return at $7.25, which includes one
admission to the Exposition. Tickets
sold Monday, Sept. Is, 20, ~ and
Oct. 4 and IL. Good for return
passage up to and including the fol
lowing Monday after date.
E. S. WILSON, Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

TOMORROW may never come to us.
We do not live in tomorrow. We
can not find it in any of u little
deeds. The nan who owns blocks
of real estate and great ships on the
sea, does not own a single minute OF
to- morrow. Tomorrow 1t is q
mysterious possibility, not yet born.
It lies under the seal of midnight.
behind the veil of glittering constel,
I~a&;opr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

The interesting fact is brought
out that there is no insurance in the
United States against earthquakes
If all the buildings in New York City
should be knocked down tonight
not q dollar of insurance could be
collected. II we sre to have earth.
quakes as one of u permanent In
situations it will be in order to es-
tablish at once an Earthquake In.
surance Company Iimited).
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

DEMOCRATS in Apdrain are always
strong in their support of c fayorite
for Q nomination but after they fail
to get their man they come up like
thoroughbreds and support the ticket.
They may rawhide q little but they
are thoroughbred Democrats and
will support the ticket, and that. too,
cordially.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

EVERY man has a paradise around
him till he sins and the angel Of an
accusing conscience drives him from
his Eden. And even then there are
holy hours when this angel sleeps,
and man comes back, and, with the
innocent eyes of q child, looks into
his lost paradise again, through the
broad gates, at the rural solitudes of
nofupa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

A RIGHT "peert' young man orders
his paper stopped because it is not
run to suit him. When asked to pay
up what he owes he don't know what
to say. Such men can not stop their
papers too Don They want a paper
for nothing and then want it edited
ia snit than.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9Th
day of September. AID. 1886.
witness my hand and notarlal seal hereto af-
fixed, at Office in Mexico, Mo-, the date last
aforesaid. Commissioned and qualified for a
term expiring December Is. 1872
F. V. GENTRY, Notary public.
Correct-Attest WIN. III. FRENCH,
j. E. Ross,
J.. NJ. MENEFEE,
Directors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

THE Audrain delegation worked
aobly and faithfully for the nomlna.
ton Of Col. J. E. Hutton, leaving no
stone unturned to increase his
strength. but under the circumstances
it was impossible to attain the de.
sired result. The adjournment, we
think, will not weaken Col. Hutton's
chances but rather strengthen them.
Audrain still has great hopes for the
nomination of her favorite SON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09
u
FOR TWO WEEKS WITHOUT
A NOMINATION..
The Delegates to Meet Again in
Mexico September q.
THE OUTLOOK FOR A NOMINATION.
VERY SLIM.
The Indications Point 10 q Reference
The Indications Point 10 q Reference
OF the Matter Rack 10 the People.


At about 7:45 last Saturday night,
Chairman Walker called the Con-
gressional convention to order. After
a few ballots with "no change"
Capt. Fisher, of Rails, moved that
the convention adjourn to meet in
Mexico the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der, when cries of mo, no were
heard, at which DIR. Jones offered an
amendment to the effect that "the
convention now proceed to ballot
until q nomination is made" The
roll was continued for some time,
when Sol. Hughlett moved that the
convention adjourn to meet in this
city Tuesday, September II. The
roll was ordered called, and Audrain
asked for ten minutes in which to
deliberate, whereupon tho chairman
ordered q recess Of ten minutes.
When the recess was over, Mr.. Dry
den, at the request of a number Of
delegates" asked Mr.. Hughlett to
withdraw his motion for twenty bal
lots, which Mr.. Hughlett consented
to do. At the end of eleven ballots,
however, he renewed the suggestion,
but Mr.. Dryden gained the floor
ahead of him, and moved that the
convention adjourn to meet in st.
Charles, saying that outward influ-
ences were brought to bear in a
county where there was a local
aspirant, and for that reason thought
st. Charles was the place to hold the
convention. Mr.. Hughlett thought
the local influences had nothing to dc
with the result-that he was certain
it had nothing to do with Montgom'
ery's vote, and he didn't think Mr.
Dryden's county (Lipcoln) was affect
ed. DR.. Jones spoke at length OF
the hospitality of the people of Next
co, and of the city's peculiar fitness
for a Congressional convention, AMI
said that he, for one, would vote TO
Mexico. His remarks were greeted
with laundering applause. Bob
Luckett, of st. Charles, said whiske,,
was cheaper in st. Charles than il
Mexico, and made a few more equal
weighty points, showing why the cor
vention should adjourn to that place
The roll was then called, resulting
, the defeat of St. Charles by the TO
lowing vote:
Against adjournment to st. Charlie
t-Audrain, II; Pike, IA; FRANKLIN
y l; Rails, Z; Montgomery, 8. For &C
iournment to St. Charles-Franklil
8; Warren, 2; St. Charles, s; LincolI
8.
The question of adjournment
meet in Mexico was then considered
the vote on this being as follows:
For adjournment to meet in Mex
~ co, Sept. 2l-Audrain, II; Ware
2; Franklin, 1; Pike, IA; Rails,
Montgomery, 8. Against adjournmel
to meet in Mexico, Sept. 21-Fran
lin, s; Lincoln, 8; St. Charles, s.
!, The convention then adjourned
~ meet in Mexico, Sept. Fl, after 4
ballots having been cast.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

WE trust the Board of Trade, or
the citizens, will see that the con-
~gressional delegates, when they visit
Mexico again, are rendered at least
q carriage drive. They spent $4,000
in Mexico and were, as a matter OF
fact, extended no courtesies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

The A. O.. q. w. Lodges all over
the State are giving celebrations, &c,
except the Mexico Lodge, which is
the largest and the best in the State
When it does come to the front with
q ssshow up look ont for another
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

We do not know what will be done
at the prohibition convention which
meets at Laddonia Sept. 18th, but
on interviewing leading temperance
people in Mexico, we find they are
opposed to taking this matter into
politics, especially at this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

THERE have been and there will be
some very able and pious sermons
preached on the Charleston earth
quake, but there is more piety in q
dollar sent to the sufferers than in
any dozen of them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

THE delegates to the Congressional
convention left over $4,000 in Mexico
and we're neither asked to take q
drink nor a drive. Mexico must look
out for her laurels as regards hospi,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09
HO! FOR THE
Montgomery City Fair
TRAIN

The Fair Association has chartered a
special train to run between Truesdale
and Centralia at reduced rates. Round
trip for one and one-third fare. All reg
ular trains between Moberly and st.
Charles will carry passengers during the
Fair, Sept. Ii, Is, l6, II and Is, at re-
ducei rates. You can leave Mexico on
early morning train, Sis q. m. Special
train st 1882 d. m. Regular daily passsn-
ger train, l:2e p. m. You can also 90 on
freight trains. Trains will be run so as
to take you home at almost any time.
You can return from the Trades Process
sion Wednesday night. RaGd the sched-
ule carefully;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

MExIco's banks are the most solid
and best managed institutions in the
State. In this issue Of the LEDGER
will be found the statement Of the
Southern and Savings banks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY Of A~UDRAINAt We, VIM. stuart,
president. and j. Nj. Marmaduke, cashier OF said
bank. and each of US, do sOlemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of our
knowledge aud belief.
VIM. STUART, President.
J. NJ. MARMADUKE, Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

The report that the dissatisfied
Democrats Of Audrain caused the
earthquake must be taken with q
good deal of allowance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09
NOTES.

Ia
A number of ladies were present.
Everybody expected a nomination.
The court house should be lighted
better.
The boys were all glad to get
away.
Capt. Fisher has engaged rooms at
j. B. Botkin's residence "for q
month"
Capt. Fisher forgot how many
delegates his county had, and at one
time announced "Ralls, nine for
Dalton"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

The majority of John t. Heard in
the Sixth district over Col. f. &.
More will be about 1900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

EVERYTHING will be quiet in politi-
cal circles for at least two weeks
small favors thankfully received.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

RELIABLE news from all over the
county goes to show the Democracy
is solid for Carter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09
For United States Senator,
HON. f. M.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Circuit Judge,
E. NJ. HUGHES,
OF Montgomery county.
For Representative,
r. C. CARTER.
For Sheriff,
J. w. ATCHISON.
For County Collector,
Il. z. HOPKINS.
For County Clerk,
J. V. WILLIAMS.
For Circuit Clerk,
BEN &. JOHNSON.
For Recorder of Deeds,
T. T. TORREYSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
W. S. MOSBY.
For Treasurer,
r. III. MARSHALL.
For Assessor,
j. Y. MCLEAN.
For Probate Judge,
S. NJ. EDWARDS.
For Presiding Judge County Court,
JOHN A. GUTHRIE.
For Judge Western District,
M. G. FLYNT.
For Judge Eastern District,
M. L. RAFTERY.
For Coroner,
DIR E. s. CAVE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

HEARD carried the primaries in the
Sixth district over More as the
LEDGER predicted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

The bottle as we'll as the barrel
are becoming too prominent in poll
tics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

MAYOR Francis, Of ST. Louis, has
ordered the mayor of Charleston to
draw On him for 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

HARDIN College must have a new
chapel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

CONDEMN fraud but support the
ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

NOTICE OF FINAL sETILh
~ Is hereby given that 4, g 49,
the estate OF Bobt Crosswnlk
af the September term,
Probate Court make . ftDei
mintStr1fOf OF said estate
j. II. cROSeWHIIks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

NOTICE OF FINALsET1Lss
N IL hereby given that !, y
the estate Of Mary A. Dye.
the September term, 1886, OF ~
bate Court make my final settss1 pl2
istrator Of said estate. 1bS4ArA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

AdmInfstrator's Nc,

r HAVE this day taken e..
i estate of Garrett Taylor, ~
the purpose of administering
All persons having claims s5I
estate are required to exnIe 2
allowance to the adminisfi.A
one year after the date, OF
precluded from any benefit q
and IL such claims be not exIn
two rcars from this dase ~
forever barred. -.
This 9Th day Of August, "
WARREN b.
I7-4t Pub. Ad. Asdfsl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN. We, G. H. Hardin.
president, and H.. A. Ricketts,. cashier Of said
bank. and each of us, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
C. H. HARDIN, President.
II. A. RICKETTS,, Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-09

Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 7th
day of September, A. D., 1886.
Witness my hand and notazial seal hereto
affixed, at office in Mexico, No., the date last
aforesaid. Commissioned and qualified for a
term expiring May %. 1889
W. W. FRY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest JAS. CALLAwAY.
j. A. GUTHRIE,
VIM. HARPER,
Directors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
FIRST WARD, MARTINS FERRY.

Robinson, r., 2l7; Mcbride, d., III
Williams, r., Dog; Follett, D., 12O; Hester,
r., 2l7; Cruikshank, d III; Tappan, r.,
2l3; Brown, D., Ill; Hahn, r., 21s; Lud-
wig, d., Ill; Taylor, h, 80
Kennon, D., 10; Laubie, r.,
PIG; Kelly, r., 229; briggs, D., 40
Piper, r., pos; Cash, d., 1874; Darrah,. r.,
1872; Barrett, D., 1876; Foulke, r., 2l3
Faupel. d.. l24; Beckett, r., 217; Wright
D., ito; Cope, r., Do; McComas, D., l02
Clark, r., 2l7; Taylor, d., Ill; Neon
naughy, r., 2l7; Bigley, d., liz; Martin,
r., POI; Jones, d., 1913; Justice Of the
Peace, Keller, r., 157; Buckingham, 30
Mitchell, 1OI: Shrodes, -.
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T.nre Mr.. Moody took up
his discourse, taking his text from Luke
xiy:10. sFor the son Of man has come to
seek and save them which are LOST
Although Christ is known by some 259
titles. said the speaker, he isoftener called
the Son of Man than anything else, and
He preferred this above all others. II
Jesus had been born in a palace and In
luxury His condescension would have
been great. But He that was rich be-
came poor for our sakes, and leaving the
glory of heaven came to earth that he
could sympathize with and save us.
THE Gop OF MAN
hasn't come to destroy, but to save them
who are lost. The speaker then related
the story of Bartennias being given eye
sight by Jesus, at Jericho, and the sudden
conversion of Zackias, who climbed up q
tree to see Jesus pass. God never called q
man if he didn't have a blessing for him.
You don't need any introduction to Christ;
he knows all of you. No man ever re-
ceived Christ with a sad face, but with JOY
and gladness. Praise God for this gospel
that reaches down into the pit, no differ
ence how deep and dark 1T Is,
and puts its arm around sinners
and saves them from eternal death; let
us glorify God for such Savior
He came to save those who are lost, and
every one away from God is lost, because
he is out of the way. Most people don't
believe they are lost, but 90 around pro-
claiming their own Righteousness. If a
man or woman within my hearing can
prove he or she is lost, | can prove to them
that they have Saviour, and He is now
ready to save you if you turn to Him.
Mr.. Moody then related a very touching
incident of preaching to 400 or SOC
convicts in penitentiary, and upon
interviewing them he found they were
ALL INNOCENT
of the crimes charged to them, with the
exception of one poor man, who ac-
knowledged his guilt, and he was brought.
to Christ in beautiful manner
Now, | want to ask you why the
Son of God passed through
that whole prison, and only found one sin
ner. / can tell you. Because that man
appeared before Him rs q sinner and ac-
knowledged himself as such. God wants
YOU this night, anu II you Will believe IN
him lie will save you. Thank God for a
Gospel that will take man up when his
parents or friends have cast him of. Mr..
Moody then related another touching incl
dent of young man who had been dis
carded by his father and could not die
without his forgiveness, closing with a
pathetic scene between the father and the
dying son. He made an earnest appeal
for all sinners to come and be saved. He in
vited Ill sinners 10 90 over
to thc'German Methodist church, where an
inquiry meeting was held and many souls
were taught the way of light and
eternal life
DIR. Cunningham took charge of the rink
meeting and announced that letter had
been received from mother i'll Central
Pennsylvania asking prayer for her two
sons who were leading y worldly life. She
knew not where A number Of earnest
prayers were offered in their behalf
The usual meeting win be held this
afternoon at the First Presbyterian church,
and this evening at the rink.
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BELI.AIRE.


Miss Maggie Blon, ofNyheeling, is visit
ing Fifth ward friends.
Miss Annie Baugh, of the Second ward,
is visiting country friends.
The natural gas pipe on the Benwood
extension is being placed in the river.
Mr.. II. II. Freese and family left yester-
day for Findlay, o., where they will To-
cate.
The Ohio Valley foundry is rushed with
orders now and the employees are work.
ing extra time.
1t is the t., u. * c., not the b. & o.
road that is going to discontinue their
Sunday trains.
The Belmont Savings and Loan Com
it's last meeting.
The Woman's Relief Corps of Spangler
Post will hold fair and festival the
latter part of this month.
Charles n. Allen, formerly editor of the
| Democrat, in this city, who was recently
appointed storekeepcr in the Government
printing Office AT Washington, was not
confirmed on account CT his age.
Monte Cristo'' was presented at the
Elysian Theatre last night, TO crowded
house. Heretofore the people Of this city
have never had a iirst-class building for en-.
tertainments, and the way they are pat
ronizing the new enterprise is astonishing,
Widow Bedott' tonight.
The election in this city yesterday was
hotly contested one. In every ward
were special workers for the whole ticket
on either side and in addition 10 this there
was large number working for certain
candidates The polls were watched
closely that no illegal voting should be
done, and special efforts made to poll the
whole vote. Considering the interest
taken, remarkable qniet reigned in the Vi
cinty of the polls, and up until they were
closed we had not heard of a single brawl
during the day.
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MARTINS FERRY.

There will be union Evangelistic meet
ings in the Presbyterian Church tonight
at Z o'clock, all the pastors and eongrega-
tons in the city reuniting Alexander
Patterson, Evangelist, ofChiSago, co-work-
er with Mr.. Moody will preach and con-
duct the services. Everybody invited.
Bring your Bibles and Gospel Hymns"
Services will continue throughout the
week.
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THE RINK MEETING:

The Attendance Very Large and the Inter-
est Intense.
The meeting at the rink last ey' ming was
one Of the largest Of the series, every
available seat being occupied while many
stood up. The deep interest manifested
on this occasion clearly shows that the
power of the meetings are making them
selves Ielt and Mr.. Moodyis work will
meet with grand success. The services
were opened by solo and chorus, When
Mists Have Passed Away" Mr..
Towner singing the solo part Savior
More Than Life to Me- was
next sung, after which Rev.
Randolph made an earnest prayer. Palms
Of Victory was sung, and after another
feryid prayer offered by DR.. ]. T. Nc
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Pointed PencillnGs of Brief Items ofLocal
Interest.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
THERE were five new cases before His
Honor yesterday-twO women and their
men. The women went to jail and their
men to the wOrk-hOuse.
THE work of fitting up the new Court
House is being pushed rapidly. The court
rooms have been scrubbed out the new
chairs being set up, and in the clerk office
the counters and desks are being put IN
place.
"THE Gamblers Wife" at the Grand
Opera House last night scored great sue
cess. The play, company and audience
were all good. A pleasant feature of the
entertainment was the announcement OF
election returns. Manager Genther had
special wire run to the theater and
budget of the returs was read after each
oct
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Mrs. I'D. 4. Bowers.

This lady who has just concluded very
successful engagement of four weeks in
New York city, will appear at the Opera
House on Monday next. The play will be
Lady Audley's Secret, in which Mrs. Bow
ers has achieved wonderful success. The
company with which the
management has surrounded the
Star is an exceedingly strong
one, culled from the best companies and
theaterS Of last season, consisting Of MIR.
Joseph WheelOck, John A. Lane, Mark
Lynch, Rudolph II. Strong, Percy Sage,
Donald Smedt, Sydney Bowkett, Miss
Jennie Carroll, Fanny Gallette, Alberta
Gallatin, Helen HOsmer. The Star Com
pany and costumes are exclusively Ameri-
can and are not travelling on any show
system but that which talent can pro-
cure.
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Catarrhal Danger ;,

To he freed from the danger .ast
while lying down; TO breathe ffe,'J ~ - s<s.
" and undi.turbed: 70 rise rsfr'shea' - ,.,s
brain active and free from pain % 81 -, ~
that no poisonoa,, putrid mti'sf o 'srosr, q
bre.,h and ro.s sway the deiieAte ia'. -. ,rses
rpell taste and hearing 70 feel .A.i =, ~ %
doe. MOI, through it, veins and art' ., s,sr,s.
he poison that is sure o undeIia 1lS, sas.n g
1, indeed blessing beyond all ohei ~, -. ,,ss Q
,oymenn. To purchase Immunity "a e. -
f.te should be the object Of al - "a 49,
tbo>e who have tried many rens''e
eisns despsir Of relIefof cure. ovoxR
sAxyosp's RADICAL cuEE nsss 81. !" ne -
NJ Cstsrh. from ample besd o'n ,,l -
,c.,h,ome and Destructive stsseH u s.SassS
c@aitufionai. Instant In rebss.nn VEL. slin< a.
s.s.osn;s Rap1cAL CrIk conaa c,riSsaiI
~ ths RIpscAL CcsE, one BOZ al ~
g o., IN, xs.y "a osss InrloyED 1snlL!S asrcddsA
- IN one pockaes, with tfeas
nd sosd o. III dntyisss 6 poaoA
Rorsu Daue . cHmcAL CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
THE NEW BOARDS.
The Democrats Hold Possession of the
County Government.

The Democrats Hold Possession OF the
County Government.
The new Board Of Commissioners will
be made up of the following gentlemen:
WashingtOn-M. Stein, D.
Madison-H. p. McGregor, Il.
Clay-Jos. Speidel, Il.
Union-William Myles, ID.
Webster-Frank Cruise, ID.
Ritchie-Adam Stoker, d.
Triadelphia-Watt. Tyler, d.
Liberty
Richland-J. W. Nichols, D.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Following are the new members OF the
Board of Education. 1t will be seen that
the Republicans elected a majority:
WashingtOn-A. c. Harrell, ID.
Madison-D. c. List, Jr., L.
Clay-Dr. S. L. Jepson, r.
Union-J. r. Ac<er, d.
Center. G. Hannah, D., John Water
house, D., and DR.. ]. B. Reed, r.
Webster-A. F. Eberling, X.
Ritchie-Dr. Pipes, r.
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Committed Suicide.

Mrs. Thomas Bradley, who lives in
alley Is with her husband, well known
ceal miner, about 2O'clock Monday after
noon took dose of laudaum with the in
tention of committing suicide. When
the act was discovered by her husband
and sons they summoned DIR.
Taylor who exhausted every
means in a physicians power to restore
her, and partially succeed, hut rs the wo-
man did not want to get WELL and the
dose was rather heavy, it proved Of no
avail and she died yesterday. Domestic
trouble is said to be the cause, and is up-
derstOOd the woman made several previous
attempts on her life.