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TWO KILLED.
WHILE ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE LIBS AT
THB POINT OF DEATH.
Prightiul Accident at Glencoe, Just West Of Bel
lairs, at Midnigh! Saturday Night-A
Road-Cart Struck by an Engine.

A terrible accident occurred about mid
night Sunday night at Glencoe, about six
miles west of Bellaire, on the line OF the
B. & o. railroad.
Two young people and horse were In
stantly killed, and q third young man,
brother OF one of the dead, WAS fatally in
jured.
The cause of the accident was the fs-
miliar one of crossing a railroad track just
in front Of rspidily.moving train.
G. B. Fulton, young man aged about
twenty-one years, and Miss Mary Ault,
aged about eighteen, were out driving in
road cart. As they were in the act OF
crossing the railroad track near the B. &
o. depot at Glencoe, fast freight thun
dered through the cut from the west, and
struck the rig a square blow
while it was right upon thu
track. So great was the momentum o.
the train that the horse, cart and occu
pants were thrown high in the air. Tht
horse and cart and Miss Ault were landed
upon the side of tho cut, some little dis
lance away. Mr.. Fulton by some means
was landed on the pilot, and his dead body
was not found until the engine ran into
the yard at Bellaire. The brains OF the
unfortunate man were dashed out, anc
the force of the blow struck by the loco
motive almost severed the head from
the body. His right leg was also terribly
mashed.
The young lady received terrible wounds
about the breast and abdomen, and lived
but a few hours after the accident.
A Younger brother of Mr.. Fulton nc
ticed the couple returning from their ride,
and fearing they might not hear the freight,
run ont to the track and csught the horse
by the head, but he was too late to avert
the disaster. Before he could make HIM
self safe, the engine had done the mischief.
When the animal dropped to the earth it
fell on the brave boy and it is feared that
his injuries may result fatally.
The remains of Mr.. Fulton were taken
to Mellott's furniture store in Bellaire and
dressed for burial A Especial train convey
ed the body back to the scene of the acct
dent.
The strsDgest thing connected with the
accident is that the engineer claims that
he was not aware OF the casualty, until the
body of the unfortunate man was noticed
on the front of his engine at Bellaire. He
did not notice the shock of the collision at
all.
Mr.. Ault, father of the young lady, is in
Pittsburg at present, but his address lie not
known.
Mary Ault was pretty well known in
Bellaire, and was the daughter of Isaiah
Ault. Both the unfortunates are relatives
Of Thos. Ault, of Aults FIGURING Mill,
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THE CREAM OF THE NEWS

As 1t Appeared in the Columns OF tie
sunday Register"
About the City.
The city reservoir cleaned out, From
II to 5! feet of filth in it.
The books of the City Assessors handed
about $50, GOO.
Bachman & Son purchase the building
No. 1125 Market street, from the Shriyer
estate, for $40, 200.
Coroner schultzs unable to find the
body of the woman supposed to be in the
river at the foot of Eighth street.
Grand Treasurer Henry Seamon reports
total receipts of $3.50 so from the l. o. o.
F. Lodges of the State, for the Johnstown
sufferers.
Wheeling defeat ID Hamilton by score
of 5 to 1, and stands second in the race,
with percentage Of 500, Canton having
.69l and Mansfield .4S9.
An outline of Saturdays proceedings
of the convention of flint glassworkers,
was published. The prospects were the
convention would not adjourn before
Tuesday.
A 75-hcur pedestrian contest, with Geo.
Cartwright, George Connors, james Ray,
Sam Day, Peter Golden, Dan Dillon and
Peter Hegelman, announced TO open at the
Garden, Wednesday at 8 p. In.
TelegraphIc Summary.
Negotiations to end the great strike at
the Homestead plant. -Resolution Of
sympathy with the Homestead strikes
adopted by the Window Glass Workers
Convention. The trial of four promi-
neut citizsns of Ingalls,, Kas., for murder
in a county seat war.-The wreck of the
steame Rapel and the less of ninety-one of
her crew near Panama. terrible col
lision and one man killed on the Western
New York and Philadelphia road near Oil
City.-The assignment of the Thomas
Timber Company, Of Charleston, W. va
Charges of embezzlement against Gen.
Boulanger. Cardinal Gibbons excel.
lent paper on the dignity and rights Of
labor, An official denial of the rumor
that great railroad trust was in forma-
tiOn. The departure of the Persian Min
lister to Europe. Sale of the Oils Iron
and Steel Company, of Cleveland, to Eng
l;sh capitalists. - Convention and resolu
tions of the Jefferson County Ohio Demo
crats.-PrOposed sale of the II. II. War
ner proprietary medicines to an
Euglish frm.-The murder OF
the Smith family by August
Rosenberg in Boston. The story of sus-
pect Morris Walsh in regard to Cronin's
murder. An interview with John l..
Sullivan in Chicago. RESOLUTIONS adop-
ted by the people Of Johnstown, in regard
TO the distribution of funds. Besides
much more telegraphic news OF minor i'm
Iortsnce.
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Base Ball Briefs,

The Wheeling Juniors claim the cham
pionship of fifteen-year clubs.
The Wheeling Juniors will accept the
challenge of the Pan Handles if they will
play on the Fair Grounds.
Dayto and Wheeling plays on the lei
and park this afternoon, and doubtless
Kennedy and Bowman and Dewsld and
Chrisman will be the batteries. The game
will be called at $50 o'clock, and it will
doubtless be good one.
In one game at Hamilton, o., recently
there were Just three persons in attend
ance. The managers didn't lock the gate
and keep them in, but handed each score
card and fan and offered them a shave.-
Exchange.
Jack Glascock is now batting about 100
per cent harder than he ever did before,
and fielding iust rs well IS when he first
made his reputation as great short stop.
1t may be truthfully said that Jack is not
a back number.
The Red Letters defeated the ExcelsiOrs
at the Tunnel Green yesterday afternoon,
by the score of Z TO 4. The feature was
Gray pitching for the Red Letters. Bat
teries-for the X. D. l., Gray and Scott;
for the Ex., johnson and Finnegan.
The Allantics and the Steel Workers
played a great game of ball on the Clipper
grounds in Benwood yesterday morning.
Score: Atlantic 16, Steel Workers II. The
Atlsntics would like to meet the Red Let
tiers at the Base Ball Exchange tomorrow
evening,
A new base ball club has been organ
ICED in the East Eud, composed of we'll
known and promising young players,
called the Mccormick Reds. They would
like to hear from any amateur club in
the city or vicinity, the K. LIE preferred.
All communications directed to Manager
Jack Rhodes, No. 1889 McCOlloch street,
City.
Friday night the directors Of the Dayton
Base Ball Club had a meeting and decided
to let Mr.. T. V. Donavin, the present
manager, retire from his onerous task on
next Monday. In his stead Mr.. Frank
O'Brien has been employed. Mr.. OBrien
is the present Tri-Stste umpire, Of Ale
pheny City, Pa, and was once manager of
the Mansfield club. Wheeling had sc-
cepted his terms to manage the team, but
while they were awaiting an answer he
signed with Dayton.
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rhrno RrhellIons ; DIV.

Three rebellions, obstinate, though bloOdless
occur in the stomach OF the dyspepte who par
taxes Of food thrice day. The digestive organ
reh,ses on each occasion to perform the duty as
signed 10 it by nature. and trouble ensues. How
discipline. how regulate it, simply with wine
sisssful Of the genial invigorant and appetizer
ITostetter's stomach Bitters, before each meal
and before retiring Digestion will, af1er course
=, mis- nlessant regulator, become easy, and its
-. 49, annette. also improve. Nervous
to- "a ;,,,op,op{a. always induced by chronic
Ss,Sp '. viii disappear with is disappearance
tS, insured. and constipation and oihouSness, Us
naval sffendsntS alsl take their leave Not only
viii me system acquire strength, but also SUD
stance nv more perfect assimilation Of the iood.
RSenmatism- malarial and kidney complaint
and neuralgia Yield 70 the BitterS
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SOCIAL DOINGS.
APlsssant Little Party.

Miss Lizzie NeuhArt entertained quite a
number of her little lady friends at her
home on Market street Saturday evening,
dancing bsing the feature of the evening.
Those present were: Eda Haller, Clara
and Harry Mason, Ode LiBgaman, Amelia
Leonhart, L1ttie HartOng, Annie and Mel
lie Huseman, Maud McCully and Ida
Hartong. Mrs. Chas. Bachmsn presided
at the piano and the evening was spent in
a very enjoyable way until 8 O'Clock, when
the young folks departed, wishing their
little hostess many happy returns.
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AnInquest Necessary

Mrs. JacObiua Weimymann, residing at
No. 44O9 Eoff street, died very suddenly
yesterday morning at a quarter after four
o'clock, the result of a severe attack OF
cholera morbus, combined with other Sc
rious complications. Coroner Schultze
was sent for and decided death was due to
natural causes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-15

WHAT will Browns Iron Bilters cureY
It will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, weak
ness. malaria, rheumatism and all similar
diseases. It's wonderful curative power is
simply because it purifes the blood, thus
beginning at the foundation, and by build
ing up the system drives out all disease.
For the peculiar troubles to which ladies
are subject it is invaluable. tbs the only
preparation Of iron that does not color the
teeth or cause headache.
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A Fine New Wagon.

Messrs. Bsyha Bros, the popular car
rage builders of Bridgeport, have turn
ed out a splendid new mail and pas
senger wagon for Jesse Lasher Of West
Liberty. The wagon is built on the latest
and most approved plans, having three
seats for passengers, and an abundance OF
room in front for the mail bags. The body
aud granting are finished in the elegant
manner which marks all Of this firms
wnrk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-15

WARN weather often causes extreme
tired feeling and debility, and in the weak
eued condition Of the system, diseases arls-
ing from impure blood are liable to ap-
pear. To gain strength, to overcome dis
ease, snd 70 purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Pleasant Musical.

On Friday evening very pleasant mu-
sicale was given ct Bethany by number
Of the friends of Miss Jessie Campbsll,
who listened to that young lady's singing
with much pleasure. The affair, though
impromptu, was very enjoyable. Mr.. f.
". Banner was accompanist.
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Fxcur,Ion to Atlantic CITY Via the b. \ {

Excursion to Atlantic City Via the b. n o.
The first of these select excursions vii
be run from Wheeling on Thursday, July
1s, 1889. Round trip rae $1,000 Tickets
good ten days with stop-Off privileges at
Washington. d. O., on returning.
A Parlor Car will be attached to train
No. 6, leaving Wheeling at 4;35 a. M,
via Grafton, and Pullman Sleeper will be
run from Wheeling on train leaving at 6:1O
p. m, via Pittsburg.
For ParlOr and Sleeping Gar space, time
of trains, &c, call at b. & o. ticket office
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soolaIErent Tonight.

A musicale will be given at the residence
of Mr.. NJ. L. E zler, on North Broadway
and Indiana streets, Island, this evening,
ON which occasion Miss Kate Michel, the
charming South Side songstress, will make
her appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-15

IHAvE used s. S. for debility resulting
from chills and fever, and have found it
to be the best tonic and appetizer that |
ever took. 1t ALEC prevented the return of
the chills. A. J. ANYLIN,
Eureka Springs, Ark.
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NV WINDOW glass works.

According to reports the new cO-opera-
tive window glass company, which is get
ting ready to build at Lancaster, Ohio, is
70 receive $4,000 in cash, 90 acres OF
groupd free and free natural gas. Bellaire
man are At the head Of the concern.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-15

WANAMAKER & BROWNS suits are I'M
eoualled by 30 per cent. in every respect
New variety Of samples to select from every
dsv. Also Buggies and Carpets at cost
must and will be closed ont by ). W.
Ferrel, 21Ol Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-15

Ladies' will consult their own interest by
investigating Newton's Dress-Outting Sys-
tenn now beiog taught at Domestic Sewing
Machine Rooms, No. &c Twelfth Street. A
number of pupils having just finished, we
have now room for others at our drafting
table. Come at once, as our stay here is
indefinite. Travelling Agents wanted.
MARY A. HOPKINS.
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UNDERWEAR At COST

mo CLOSE OUT TIE REMAINDER OF OUR
stock Tor the next two weeks we VIII sell
SUMNER UNDERW EAR no aud below cos-
Nov volr chance % buy goods cheaper than
Won ever before saw these qualities sol4 A.
They are less than We paid for them ourselves.
Came Undershirts, worth e5c.. al
rs cents.
Good Muslin Drawers, worth 2oe-'
M rs cents.
striped BaIbriggRn, worth Soc, az
IS cents.
CoIOred French BaIbriggan, worth
5Oe.. at Rs cents.
SILK Finish BaIbriggan, worth 500
az IS cents.
Zine COIOred BAIbriggan, worth
SOC, al 35 cents.
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SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

Readers of the REGISTER going out Of
tOlrn for l0eek, month or during The Sum
mer, can hare it mailed to them at Is cents
per tpeek. Daily and Sunday IS cents per
,rseL
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DICK HORSEPOWER is respected and
well-to-do colored citizens of Springfield,
Mo- He says that one bottle of Swift'i
Specific cured both himself and wife Of .
troublesome eruption of the skin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-15

roR HOT WEATHER.

A fun line OF Serges, DrNP D'Etes
and CheviotS. just suited for the not
weather. " hieh will be made up first
class AZ reasonable prices
In Stock-A large line OF ONersiEeS
In French Flannel shirts, neck H.
body so. Al
q. HESS q SONS,
1921 and IS2S Market street,
wheeling, W. Va.
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31brelin9 Register
Thnrmometer Record.

Mr.. @. schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature Sunday: z 3. m, 7si y
an, So; - m, "a; p. m, "a; p. m.
so Weather, fair
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
The Local Marks-rhe River at Points
Above.

The Local Marks-The River at Points
Above.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated five feet seven inches, and fall
ing. The Lizzie Bay passed up for Pitts
burg at p. M; the Ben Hur at 4;30 p.
M, and the Katie Stockdale at s a. m.
The John Penny passed up. The steamer
Andes is due up to-day from Cincinnati,
and will leave the wharf for that port to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Capt. f. B.
Cooperin command and Mart F. Noll in the
Office.
The steamer Louis A. Sherley got away
for Cincinnati about o'clock Saturday
evening with fair trip, which included a
good shipment of nails and glassware.
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MRS. BAKER-What lovely bread you
have?
Mrs. Blank always bay the Pills
bury Best Flour.
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HUsBAND-My dear, this is delicious
coffee.
Wife, buy Panhandle Coffee now,
and find il is the best.
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SToLZENBACH's Columbia Crackers,
Lunch Biscuit and cakes can be had at
any first class grocery store. Ask for
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SaeSUOm, 1900 Main ST. Warehouse, 1918 Main ST.
Agents for Leonards Hard Wood Ceanabe Refriqeaors
Excavation TO Pittshnre

! On account of the Elks' Reunion =,
Pittsburg, July 10, 16 and II, the b 40
will sell excursion tickets TO Pittso1rg At
one fare for the round trip, good ur!l
| InlY %
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HAVE You ever tried Pillsbury's Best
Flour? If not, try it. and see what a
really good -four will do.
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A HINT to good wives: Use Pan Han
die Coffee and all your wishes will be
gladly filed by an sppreciative husband.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-15

GIVE yeur husband good bread made
from Pillsbury Flour and yon will have q
happy household.
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Special Sales,

Fer few days only, in summer Millinery,
ct Baer's Millinery Parlors, lib Chspline
street.
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No MORE poor bread. Use Phlso9ry
Best Flour and You will never make a
miss
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BEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic on a
weak stomach.
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SroLzENBAcH's Columbia crackers have
the lead. Take no other,
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WHO said Stolzenbach's Columbus
Crackers would not hOld9 Try them.
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SECOND PAeE.
Wanted-Girl for Housework.
FOR sale-Psrlor Furniture.
Wanted-Hesideuce on Island ~
White Mountain Ice Cream Free ers -Nesolt
4 Bro.
Far salc-Lot CT Furniture.
Wheeling Female Coilege-Dr B'aisteL
Regular tuesday Pscket-stese, iner Anoes'
Base Bau-Dayton Vs. Wheeling.
Attention. b. r.. ID. ElSs.
FOURTH PACE.
Closing ont CARPETS and Ri.gs-L. s. Good.
me Rush 10 Oklahoma cob s. lscuoers.
Ho' For Atlantic City. .,.
seventy.lye Hour PEDESTRIAN COntest-Healy
Inrlfnu
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SToLzENBAcH's Lunch Biscuit are the
finest ever offered. Try them.
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THE WEATHER.
Index to New Advertisements.

For West Virginia and Western Pennsy Us ania,
showers. cooler variable winds.
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IF you want nice white, hAky bread,
use the Pillsbury Best Flour.
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EXCURSIONS To NASHVILLE TEN

PuIsBURY's BEsr FLOUR is always
uniform in quality.
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Black Gin for female complaints.
Black Gin for Bright's disease Of the
kidneys.
Black Gin for backsehe,
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SATIN FINISHED Cabinet Photographs,
Al 90 per dozen. Plummer's, Main street
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Via the PennsylvaniA Lines, for the NAtion'
al Educational Association.
The Pennsylvania Lines West OF Pitts
burg will sell excursion tickets to Nash
VILE, Tenn, and return on July Let to
18th account Of the meeting Of the Nation
al Educational Association. These tickets
will be sold at especially reduced rates and
will be good returning until September
10. 1889. For complete information apply
10 the nearest ticket or passenger agent OF
the Pennsylvania Lines.
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DIED.

REID Sunday, July nth, 1859, Mrs. SARAH J.
REID, aged 81 years
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1884 Eofi
street, this afternoon at O'Clock. Interment
private.
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The second attempt at self-destruCtiOn
occurred at the home Of Miss Annie Dane
heart, on Wetzsl street, between Forty
sixth and Forty streets, about four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Miss Dane
heart herself was the subject of the indis-
cretioB. Some time during the afternoon
she went to a drug store in the lower part
Of the city and purchased half an ounce Of
paris green. Proceeding to her home, che
took the stuff, and awaited results. In
about half an hour she became very sick,
bat according to her statement, afterwards
made, she thought it wouldn't do the
work." and she accordingly went to the
kitchen, procured the butcher knife, and
cut six terrible gashes in her left arm
ssvering muscles, tendons and blood yes
sells, clear to the bone, at each stroke o.
the knife.
About five o'clock the mother Of the
girl went into the kitchen, and there
found her daughter lying insensible on thu
door in a pool of blood, where she had
fallen while engaged in hacking her arm
With the knife. There was ALEC quaint
ty of the contents of the girls stomach
scattered around upon the floor, the poison
having induced vomiting.
DR.. Pipes was at once sent for, and Wig
orous steps were taken to revive the girl,
and, if possible, save her life. At an early
hour last night she had regained conscious
ness, but there is not great deal Of hops
Of saving her life.
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No Two Forms Alike.

l. S. COOP sells Dry foods the cheapest
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A SUICIDAL MANIA.
TWO DETERMINED ATTEMPTS MADE YRS
TBRDAY.
One Was Successful, and the Other Nay Prove So
Sarah Reid Hung Herself With a ROps-An-
ME Danshari Took Paris Green, and
Used a Knife.

Two determined attempts at self destruc-
ton were made by residents of this city
yesterday.
In one instance the deadly purpose was
very thoroughly carried out, while in the
other, the victim lies in a most precarious
condition, with the chances in favor of
death.
The first case was discovered at No.
1874 Eoff street, about 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning. Sarah ]. Reid, aged 81 years, has
been living for some time on the second
floor of the number above given. About
four months ago she was seized with a
stroke Of paralysis, and although she bad
partially recovered from this, she WA still
very much of an invalid, and at times was
very respondent Several times she has
told those abont her that she had notion
to take her life, but this sort of talk was
discouraged, and every attempt was made
to turn her thoughts into other channels.
Saturday night she retired about as
usual, and nothing was heard Of her dur
ing the night. About eight O'Clock yes
teTday morning Mics Maggie Mitchell,
who resides on the lower floor OF the house,
aud who has been attending to the wants
of Mrs. Reid, went mp to her bed room.
Pushing open the door, she was Mortified
at finding the lifeless body of the occupant
hanging by the neck from rope, which
bad been attached to a strong hook, pro-
trudiug from one Of the window frames.
The alarm was at once given, and very
soon there wss lerge crowd about the
premises. A physician was sent for, but
life was entirely extinct, and the body
had been apparently hanging where found
for two hours or more. Coroner Schultze
was sent for, and after examining into the
facts, returned a verdict Of suicide through
alteration of mind.
1t is supposed Mrs. Reid committed the
rash act between five and six o'clcck in the
morning. She must have stood upon a
chair or some other object Of about equal
height while ad listing the rope, and then
stepped eff. Ire rope was knotted in an
eIahorafa Vay. and did its work we'll