St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-05
She DIED FOR Love.
Mary C. Maresch Found Life
Without 1t Not Worth
Living.
Taking Rough on Rats She
Ended Her Life in Horrible
Agony.
Only One More Juror Secured
to Try the Horton
Murder.
Guilty in Both Cases Was the
Verdict or the court
Martial.

She lived for love, and died. Mary
Marescn, pretty, only eighteen years
oiu, amt with $4,000 IN her own rIgnt,
lies ue..d at " HIwerschied ~ Bayer's
uorgue. She TOOK poison because The
lnau Sno loved loved her not. the
Young woman has been employed Tor
SOinc nonLnS us Il domestic at otcwart'S
lUleI, SC. Anthony I-arK. her employ
erS state that 1ur some time past she
HAS Sec,ncu dtSpouutut. LII wilS khuWn
tuat sue mad a ueep attachment 1Ur Il
Young man einpioyed III lne Vicinity,
UdL no one supposed il to pe SO vluIenL
III las character as Is tBttleated by her
sct-ucoiruction. 1t MAS also known
tniIL tut mall referred 10 preIerteu lie
oucIrty OF iIlUtner uaiIioel, ana that
AaIy WAS urepiy gricVcu Ill lIe Tact.
al 0 CLOCK ~ tduesttdy evening" the
S.ri was tanen V.uIcn,Iy Ill. OImD.e
fclneuieS Meie ut nrst applied. These
proved useless, aud Dr. w aIher Was
ocut iUr. he arrived at sou, and dis
COVERED lIIitl .,AtoS NAdrtScn had IdktII Il
ncdVy uUoe ca rat po.sull. AHtluOleS
were administered and everything pos
S.UIe uUnc 10 alley late tiiG uulUrtuIiate
AtlI SuiGerItgS, UuG tne POISON iIilli
zone Its WuIh We'll. sac died at i
uciuck Yesterday nVrnng III the most
horfiUIe agony. MIS-. CulWelI, pruprle-
trcoo ut The motel, gives the girl All eX-
CclICnt Character, ana believes Sue was
ainipIA cIdZeu WIN grief al naVlng been
ouYpiaIIteu Ill the affections Of Youth,
hi"iI sIe nitu lnvt sUiue months ago. A
Certain young WullIan referred 10 I'D Il let
ter nriLLen before her ueaLu uy the un-
pirl In + l.lV o.
ing cut urr OUT lie letter reads:
my Lear Friends: Excuse me for giving
The nouse uau name. out | cannot help.
uaLuc anu Mine Is The Cause OF IL, but Iur-
Eve them II Gvd Almighty Will, alId | tell
you me cause OF me going away from this
WUiIu Is because Willie Aioullen Use 10 be
my fellow. put nat,le cut me Out but got
lille BACK AGAIN. just as soon as got HIM
Netiie cut NE Out, but Eve seen thai " lliie
ululI nave no time for me, and there was
MOI anybody in the world that | love but
lIi.e. LIe nave no TIME Tor me any MOTE
SO L thought would 60 ava, from this world
So L wouiGn see anybody haUle to hear mis-
letter. Goodbye. my dSar friends AMI all.
MARY O. MAREsH
Mrs. Colwell, forgive you Tor making fun
OF me, fVr you didn't mean anything. Now,
sooo-nye, for | am going away from this
world. Your friend, MARY O. MAREsH.
here is my stepfather's address:
+. Frank lasak.''
If die please send my CLONES to my step
father. Now, goodbye.
Frank Viaeak IS a resident of Lexing-
ton, MIMI, and lalrly well-to-do. Only
Il few dals ago Miss Maresch was i'll
formed tnaJ she had fallen heir to
$1,000. a small scrap OF paper torn
from the wrapper of the poison pack
age bore the inscription ''Furg.v me
every body, cart live any longer; pray
to God for my salvation"
In far 70 he
letter is " lillian Moellen, all eGIploye
OF the Minnesota Transfer company.
Moeller is credited With having refused
to discuss tie matter or state what his
relations with the girl were. Coroner
Quinn wired to Lexington for iIforma-
ton. 1t is not PROBABLE that an Inquest
VIII be held.