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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

tlon has been received hese .5.t r.- Ws'hen. frleId of Geo. l.. V--. - I. Round Valley, ~ha fec-lt.y ear.E.-- !. suit for divorce sga.n-t hl- rt-
 shot and killed by Clarence, a E-...--.' .' in-lsw and cousin Of Geo. |. V-..- . the hoiel at CJye!l, Mrudac ro r..-. .- The parties were in 8 prlvzIe r0l- . getner attending the dep-sitor- n, ,
 WbIte divorce case, and % l- eI-,-'l that Waihen attempted to psev,u, T-.. ence White from leaving the rr-r .-4 made an effort to draw hIs pI.tri IA drew his own weapon and fred. s,r,s .-. Wsshen in the temple. White v.- ,--.,, ed and released On bail
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
! NuMpER of two dollar cert

1 NUMBER of two dollar certificates gre n rculatiOn which have been "rsissd" to appear like fve-dollsr notes Wherever 1.-two" appeared as 8 word or figure, it has 5sen skilliully erased; and five" printed in with 8 stamp. The portrgit Of Gen. Hancock, on the left land upper corner, in the original, IS dlsiguTed in various wave. It is sand tLar many people not accustomed to handling money, have been deceIved by tbese altered notes. The latter are still good for two dollars, and can be redeem el at the Trea-ury.-Am. Banker.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

THERE Is concentrated move on foot to give Iu,son a genuine and a general boom. but the projectors have wisely de. c!ded tO vat pending the actual open, ing of one ot the big Santa Cruz dItches
 As york on those ditches IS soon to Ie pushsd forward with all possible dis patch, we can safely say that the near future promises much ID the way of business improvement. But few resl estate treasactions are placed on rec ord, present holders not caring to dis pose of Bt current rates. There is hardly any doubt but that the values of lsSJ "ili within the next year, be again reached, when the town will in addition to its present support, have large agri- cultural backing. The outlook for tbe town snd country WAS never better and
 we are entirely satisfied to await results.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
JOHN SHERMAN says that he i

JOHN SHERMAN says that he IS still ID the presidential ring and wishes his friends to secure him the nomination if possible by all honorable means. His views on the tariff ss expressed in his speech in the Senate yesterday, while differing materially from Blsine's, are not uutagcnistic to them. Judging by the present outlook 1t is hardly probable that c dark horse will be trotted out by either party.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
Cotton Seed Product,

Two-thirds of the cotton seed oil sold in the United States goes to the makers of lard and butterine, and its use to the ex- tent of about 20 per cent has been one of the most powerful influences in reducing the price of lard. It is also being used for cooking, and large proportion of the oil taken with salads and sardines is the product of the cotton fields. Happily sci entific men declare that it is perfectly wholesome, and some say that it is better than animal fats, at which veCetcrians will rejoice. It is estimated that not far from GOO. 000 tons of cotton seed are used in this industry every year, and that from 400, GOO to 500, ,000 barrels of crude oil are produced, half of which is exported from the states. The oil is not the only prod uct of the seed. The meal, after the oil has been expressed, is sold, either loose or compressed into cake, for animal food, cattle taking to it kindly, and for fertiliZ- ing purposes. When refined it is difficult to distinguish between the cotton and olive oils.-Chicago Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

MANY Journals and magazines throusout the country evidence muet enterprise ID the getting up ot Christ mas editions, but the Northwestern Miller, published st Minneapolis, Min resoto, outdid them all, excepting none 4 finer edition than the one in question devoted 10 tue interests of milling gen erally, was never issued from press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

Now that the new year has started ir SO uspiciously, it behooves us to put our shoulder to the wheel and push on. Our territory has immense natural re- sources which need but development to make all rich and prosperous. These developements, We have many reasons to believe, will soon be made, so that long before the dawn of another new year the entire country will have entered on the highway to prosperity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
On fhe Safe Siho

He-I see that between sixty and one hundred persons in different parts of the country have been poisoned by ice cream.
 She turning palel-Did any of them die, George2
 He-N-no; but some of them were very sick
 She color slowly coming back)-One cannot be too careful, George, where one eaes ice cream. Hereafter let us stick to elmonico's.-Harper's Bazar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
s.ined GIas. Portrait of Washington

Gen William F. Rogers is the poSsess0r of stained glass portrait of George Washington, which was made in China seventy years ago, when the art was almost unknown in this country. The portrait is by Sully, after Stewards eele- braied painting, and is life size. It has been in the Rogers family for sixty years, and is one of the half dozen of its kind in the worll-ChicaGo News
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

HERE is a thought on political econ uzay from General Chalmers of Missls' sipui; "rhe best farmer is the man who produces everything possible st home although It may seem to cost more so make than to buy il. And what IS true of sn individual is true of nation"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

THE CITIZEN takes pleasure in calling .fteutlon to the big advertisement ot a.ss.rs. F. II. Fowler and sons, the .ntsrgrisinz real estate men Of Phen1. They ,fTer msuy excellent properties for ssls for which they guarantee perfect srfr-z
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
A DECIDED fight against the cOnnr,

A DECIDED nsus akoAne' nation of L mar is beIng made by re- publicsDs the country over, but the out look for MT. Lamar is exceedingly favor sb,e and his nomination to the supreme bench will, in sll probability, be con- frmei on the first ballot, many republi- cans having signifed their intention of voting fer him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
That Rarset of Combinations.

True delicacy of flavor with true et- ficscy of action has been obtained in the famous Os iiornis liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm mensely popular. It clssnses the System Cures COstiveness. etc. For sale by Fred Flsshnan c Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

HE amount Of traffic that is st present being done by the western railroads Is immense Their inability to handle the freight shipped over the various hnes vit5ont ID increase of railroad stock, IS ngoof of this.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
FOrSale,

A first class family horse with harness snd phaeton, at 6 reasonable figure. Can be seen ct the Lexington livery stable. Dea las2v,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
Palace Hotel

Hereafter, day board st ;he Pa.aCs Hotel viii be S5 per week; % c;F. pr meal or three meals for SI. T1a a1s .t board iurnished.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07
WEEKLY CITIZEN
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7 lSo

THs proper study for an AriEona ID an is Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-07

WASHINGTON, January 5-Spesker
 Carlisle has completed the list of assign Inents 10 committee serve of the Honse
 and will lay 1t before the Hons, to-jav'
 Ways aad mesns, Mills of Tex. chair man; McMilisn, Tenn; Breckenudge Ky; Turner. Ga; Wilson, Wa: Scott Pa; Bynsm, Ind: Kelly, Pa; Browne. Ind; Reed, Ms.; M. O. Barow-. Mich AppropIisiiOas-Rsndolph, Pa ch.IT' man; Iormey, Ala; Burues, Mo Forsn Ohio; Ssyer-, Tex; Clement. Ga: FeIx Campbell. \. r.; Gay. La; Rice. Minp': Cannon, IL; Bysn, Kp.; Butserwortb O., Long, Mass; MeComss. Nd ID. B. Henderson, Iowa. Among fine ohsirmsnships of other comuI,tees. are Banking snd Currency, Wilkins. of Ohio. Coinage weight measures. Norwood of GeorgIs; Merchant marine and fisheries Dunn, of Arksnsss; Agriculture. Hatch of Mo; Foreign affairs, Belmont of New York; Military affairs. Townsend. of nj. Naval affairs, Herbert, of AIa;@Post of. hces and postal roads, Rlount of Ga. Public lands, Holman of Ind: Indian affairs, Peel of Ark; Territories. Springer ot ILL Railroads and canals. Davidson of Fla. Mines and mining, Fsrrel of Va
 NEw YORK, January 5.-The strike of the flint glass workers hss extended to eastern factories and 15,0OO men are ouf.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
QUAY FOR SHERMAN.

Tho Boss senator Wants the Ohio Man
Tor First Choice.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10 When nitcd
States Senator quay arrived at the Cont
mental Hotel this afternoon he WAS met by
u number of prominent politicians. Tine
Senator had come 20 town to tiN mp the
Pennsylvania delegation To the Chicago
ami he had pow-wowa with q
number OF delegates. la .paaking of his
choice ui candidate for the prcsldancy,
he declared tor Nh,rmn
My personal preferences are for Sher-
man" he said, "and don't think a more
available man can be found With Blaine
out of the way, / think Sherman
tine strongest man that could be named
The present inference il that Blaine
wouldn't accept the nomination because
of his FI0rentno letter. II Blaine - a
cantidate, he would probably get a strong
following from Pennsylvania h"cIusc this
il strong Blaine State, and would like
to see the Pennsylvania delegates unit" on
a man strong with hl7 party and ! think
sherman is very strong He ~ mg first
choice have no second choice. Gresham
il highly spoken OF Ia Washington by
many prominent men. He might make a
good man tor the place, hut IT will hr i'm
possible to know who has the most
strength until We get to Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
C0L0RED FIENDS
Brutally Assault White Woman and Her
fF,I.

BrutallY Assault White Woman and Her
Little Girl.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. May l9.-The
most horrible outrage ever heard OF in Ten
nessre occurred last night in the northern
portion Of Rhca county Mrs. Rice, Tt
epr,tahln white widow, with three child
rcn, was hunting work in the neighborhoOd
O! Krurick's ore mine. Failing to secure
n lodging place she went into a vacant
house near the mines to stop for the night
About ~ o'clock four negroes, James
Strickland, Nick W"stcr Jerry Long
and Sam Srbn,rs broke open the
door aud forced the poor woman
tn submit Ia their de.ires at
the point d, revolver. They afterwards
drove Ter away from her children, ami
during her ab.cure injured her little twelve
ycar-old g,rl -hameiuliy This morning
~ I o'clock Mrs Rice went 10 the housr 10
-, the children, when the four hrui,s at.
tackled her aglin. They subsequently fled
hut wer" soon captured By o!li'ers and
lodged 10 the jail a, Washington this after
noon. ! special received tonight says
Mis- Rec has identified each of .hr scouu-
dr,Is md a mob viii lynch them 10 nigh;
oT Tomorrow night. The whole county Is
mp ~ arms over the affair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
BEl.I.AIIII.

II "Old Puh-" gives u4 fine weather
this week il ia likely that the May Festival
viii he a grand success. The Eiy~iau
Opera House has had h'g addition
hult to II, ~ as Ia accommodate M"
,rowd expected The one hundred lirt
who are taking part IN the allAii were II.
duStriou~ly ut work Friday and yesterday
decorating the theatre with cycrgrr,u4 aLd
the like Several 0f the huo'h- aIr
To he elevated to make them attractive
\ fountain, on a small scale, viii
bee erected IN the center OF the hui'dIU"
The stage will be- used each evening 'or q
choice entertainment of some nature Tn"
Executive Committee has don" all IN ~
power to make the r,tyI' % b'g surr,~-.
Nn time OF pam, have hrrn spared ~ deco
rating, INT none has been rcrklrsly prui
Three oi tie principal plaU''. have come
~ rnntlrt with each other tbs week, HuG
II j.. SAID that the ntnnsghrrl" '.up'l"ue
r.u-ud hy their comp u'Uu-mp nay
produce bud weather hul v" hop.
.ur ,H. best Iuo-r % our people wn 10"
p-rwl-,d decorations viii p''l-" see that
they reach the May Festival Committee.
VISITOR. from Wheeling. Br3@,.poTt. Mrr.
iju~ Ferry and HemeSyiilc. who attend
the festivities Will have no truuh." return
iug home late rn III" evening. IG"u" viii
b. special a'iariIrh- every might ON
Tuesday, Wcdn,,iIy ami Inur-rIy ryru.
lug- the people oi Wheeling arr ''i''''''
IN turn ont ~ the knights "i 81 'rui.''
and the Knights ol pyi'ut- ui IN 1'E
Al 1 .f.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
: NOTED N~E.
&. &. Grtl. udtuucr Acquitted nf ih"
Charge 81 Arson.

Charge "t Arson.
sru.I T.rE. "", >.trg EH..r
CuNmr-rowN, W. w., May 49, The
trial q! Q. c. Gets.udauHrr. indicted by
tie Gnnd Jury OF lli, roauly in Frhu-
a:y, I'D, Tor hiring aud procuring the
burning Of farm implement. s,orcd in a
barn, with intent to driuud the i';na
Insurance Company, was concluded to
dly. with verdict ~ acquttal, after
being IN progress tour days. There were
iN0 indictments originally against Mir,
Gc.zaptanuer, both presented IN Erhru-
any. l--6. one for hiring, procuring,
aiding ard abcttiug the burning
%, lot OF hay stUr'd in a barn,
with intent To irIure The Phw1iN
Insurance Co, Of Hartford, Conn; the
other, with the same charge, and same IN
tent, but the property destroyed was farm
ing Implements stored m The same barn,
and the insurer was the .E,nl Insurance
Co. Ca the former indictment he wa,
tried and acquitted III May, l--h ia the
latter, hr was first trlct ~ November,
the Iury Sn,e then tH" case has htcn
continued from term 10 term until the
prcse,,l, which resulted in AN ayIGitiIl
The popularity of this casc O. that, al
Though there was but one lire, which de
.troyci the barn, hay aud farming lmp'y
mrEts VI ned .u 10. Vet ~ IL, properly was
insured iE tw0 different companies. the
Can't held that ai indictment wOUlu he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

L"NnoN, Mag H. The cuh@N. ar
nounrr1 that il Is oliyie.ly lurormcd r.nl
the police have received r.,,, OF Clr.N.
Gael plotting, which contemplate, ,.,
commission "t crime. similar 30 IN"
tragedy oi rhoeniN Park. Dublm. m
which I'rd Fredrrick Cav,udlsh. and M.
der Secretary Burke, lest their lives. The
police for some time watched the move.
mcut4 Of Thomas Brennan. and ound mr,
cgnlrrrinT with u man named Walsh. who
a'tciward made pret,nr" OF gong 'r
America. lie O-tcn~a:Iou~'y aunurg.rl
his intention ol going 10 see brennan, ant
really did sail tor IIlvr, ustrus.hly .r
take the steamer New Ncr' Eut after
reaching liavrr hr went on TO Paris. wh,r,
he hSs been living uadrr an assumed name
in al obscure hof'I Tine police nave ui
vtrtl-ed q description oi Wurh. aHi aye
closely watching men supp.s'd "a hr pIr.
tle- to the plot Furtht. "details a. tho
plot are promised.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
MAslinctnn Nnic-.

Official notice of the complete abolition
OF slavery IN Brazil has beeu received by
the State Department
4 hiI Tor divorce has h,cn filed by
Joshua Carey asking separation from Kate
CUeF, TO whom hu VA married ~ Deem
bgr, l~-!, IN Piltsburg
Mn.srs. Allison, Aldrirh, Hiscach, Beck
ami harris comprise the sub committee Of
th. Senate Finance Committee tD cuG-
siusr The tarln and revenue subjects
4. Senate passed Il bill allowing aid to
Sat, homes for disabled soldiers at the
r.., 4 ilUu year lo-earh disabled soldier
and sailor maintained there, and dppro
priatiug $3.50, 900 lor that purpose.
Prof Dodge, Of the Agricultural De-
parimeut denies that any advance in
formation was given ont about the wheat
crop report.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
\ mANK BLOWN Ur.
Disastrous F>gIo.ion "f Gas at II. Cloud -
Niip Mpn Injured.

Disastrous ~ gln.ibn ~ Gas at ~. Cloud -
'i,o Mrn Injured.
ST. CLoup, MINI, May l9 The city
Wa startled last nigh; by terrible eN-
pln,ion OF ,ls in the basement OF the Firs,
National Bank building.
The structure isa total wreck, the front
being hurried across tE, street aut shat
,crirg the buildings on tie opposite side
Ire~irrrt- IN The vicinity were crowded
with propcand many were injured, the
;o,lowir. sn:iou-ly: r. Keller. head and
face terribly cut. james Iirhu, .kuli
fractured; 4. ]. Huber, GrD, neck and
head lnccra,,d, +. Tolman, arm broken,
head and Hcc cut. J. Whitney, side cut
open 10y piece ol plate glaass, which IN,
not yet been 'rtracted. Hahn and Whit
ucS are not expected to recover.
The ruins caught fire, but the iIImes
were soon cXtmgul~hed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

Mr.. Reed then addressed the House on
the Mills bill. IIr -aii that he proposed
TO discuss some o. tar general principles
which uadrr,y the two mode. OF nntlonl.
action which were rIu'.~Ssily In dispute
i'm Cougre., and IN the country. re
would treat The hl,l as tu ;hpi5 heart thr
leaders on the other side treated o. as
step only in % particular direction. How
important the propositions az issue were.
the intense lutrr-s, already excited by the
urudiug measure ON two continents bore
the strongest witness that could ha borne
by men. Napoleon was right whom he
said that Europe must be t.1ssarE
or Republican. Lincoln was right
when ha said the United States
ru4t be free OF slave. The House Ill
yided against itself had To unite or ia,L
The revenue reform argument waS either
false pretru-e ur covered the whole ground
Protection was either lu lttce'enc- 1 htne-
.t ora curse. Toa cInuot dilute curse
and make It q blessing Iatshanc and
water are no more food than ItshGpe pure
Incidental protection was sham. IJgiN
tor revenue only went down before the
same Arguments wA,rh were used against
protection. % protection be- a tax Tor
manufacturers benefit then t was the
same tax if J., %. the result O, revenue
tarir.. Incidental protection was o' all the
most inaccessible. It WAS an accident
which ought TO BE- avoided like q railway
disaster.
There are remarkable figures 20 be de
dUced from the pses,dru,'- message. liz
ures which must light mp tine pathway Of
Democratic duty with the electric light of
conscience In l~~1, forty millions of
wooleu goods were imported, paying t. en-
ty--eypu millions OF dutiel, forty per caut.
on cost and duties This went To the COY
ernment. Three hundred and Glry--f\
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
E,nIyto Touderly.

PuILNDElrHlA, May l9-''"ncraI Mas
ter Workman Powderly has received ''6
affirmative replies from the various assem-
hlies of the Knights OF Labor in answer to
h, specal call. The propositions on
which the votes were taken were ~ to
whether the Order should at once start
rnon an active educational campaign; II
r3mnstept lecturers sh0nld be- sent ont to
teach the principles of the O'ier; II an as
sessment should he levied to pay tire Ioct-
urrr- and if the General Master Workman
nil be sustained in enforcing discipline.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
TARIFF ORAT0Rl.
The Nlud up of :Hr orrlr Debate iu the
House.

y.r. .t........ r,.f..,r,. 40, U,.
'"' WIN" "' '' ',,' '''''. "'.''. '' ''''
"N-...N..'', "y |.... Long "'."'T
the House H.ut ta.- moaning every scat IN
the. galleries Was ur.urfrd. The only de-
.-,. 3, ,f.. r...r ~ rrti.rir,, fans and
49,.
'''-~' ''''".''7 '.''' + ''
diplomatic gallery aud the HoHi 20" "'
.Hr Executive gallery, reserved for the
.. .t.,..,l ,.,,r. A.sye-v F.nr
...,...., .,....,,.,-. n..-.,..,
"as ' large number o' spectators is.'''@
over Shoulders uaj under aru- i' g-'
g.tnr,e "a, lin. rro- upoa which the long
4.e....,-. ...... ..-,a.r.u v,s q, h.. rrls q
,....r..-
.s VT. "1e '' ''.'."s' ''''.' 'r
Carlisle The n'ff "' expectancy
and lar mum OF conversation
y..~.. ....r.t .Yr "a moment while tn. chap
min ur...-f --ry.r ou.. tn break arr-.h
whom tine clerk r-r.rr,.r,l 20 r,gd the
.... W.a.r fE..r-...srt.... Of ,nt- d-ur-v
a ........,.r r..4 h..1 r,urlr,.f. hr House
....-. .,.,.. r,r...-,,.. o' tine Wrnra Mr.
.......-- a.. urrn,. m lin, rh.rr. on tine
r,ra rfI
NTr Baker. u. Illinois. was first rac7gnj
-at Hr-.li that Yesterday at moment
,rru hr was out %. the hall. words wgg,
.r,grr nv ,br gentleman from kyutu,kv
Mr. Err.sygrftrr. rejecting on hls
r,ro- r,Hartrrg uu0n the honor of his
..-r.,itrsors H.. then sent 10 tna Clerks
lies. and E,I read the remark. of VT
n-s.E-rr-F-- r,rr..r;rr u.o9 the mgu.rr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

CnIrAoo, May ia special dispatch
from Clarksv,lle, Ar2., says: The rulings
of Judge Cunningham in the johnson
comfy circuit court yesterday were unsat-
isfact6rv 10 Attorney \. J.. Mchlnnon,
vino took exceptions to them. lie refused
IA sit down. and when the Judge hHGd INN
so a dispute followed, during which Nc.
Einnon cut the Judge ahout the ia'e and
med, several times with knife, iuAtcung
dangerous wounds. NcknEon was ar
rested. The town is greatly excited over
the affair,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20
BRIDGEpOJtI.

MIL /. Carroll, OF St CIairsyIlle. VA
in the CITY Yesterday on hu-Ines-
Dr. j. NJ Todd ~ in Cleveland, where
h,- brother y seriously III.
James q. Henderson, o; Pittsburs paid
the town ,';ing visit, yesterday.
Capt. Abram Lash and number Of
Martins Ferry men were in the city ".
;erdaY attending tn" trial OF the ease "i
August HD-rnteldt vereGs the city ci
Martins Ferry.
Officer Neinenger arrested German
peddler for indecent exposure OF hi7
person.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

EVANSVILLE. INp- May i" SmIlh
iiIgau, q member oi the Grand Army O.
the Ecpnb!tc "nd q Pcr-ioner, Las ahap-
Toned hi- home III Spencer county. ,u
obedience Ia command ol the ~ hItr
Caps Tor alleged wife beating. llrmu
was taken 10y & switch committee 'o ru,.
woods lew nights ago, given sixty lu-h,,
on hls bare back, and ltil gagged and tied
tn 4 tT,r.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

aid he ~uuld like the matter thororghly
Gi,"ussed
Dr. Cattell, secretary OF the board. also
spoke in the report Of Governor Beavers
views, and the matter was left for future
discussion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-20

NEW lpEh, May ~ Fred Mu.i,r,
tn" well known pIaywrDghl Wa muui
dead in hi, rom on We.t Ole Handled
and Twenty street thla mumruI-
hlyiog committed suicide last nrshI 10y
-ultDctiinn wi.h gas