The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01

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She was very lavish with her money spending
Il as recklessly as II her income were ten times
everything that seized her fancy. until She
found herself out Of funds and then. without
the slightest hesitation or worry. she mort
II was during last winter that, she began to
Rsst MAJ ind's frequently Sys ndEss fa f"ioa
street, and the son. who is good Hooking
sSYns fellow q 20 q 80 spsYaS re1ry
goods that her father had bought After she
Of young Indig, The more she saw him the
her sns as
invited him to call on her at her house. and he
there % a hs ses
great Partially for him. and he took great
pains never to encourage her: One day she
Max. have good news for you. 1haye dis
covered that my parents were Jews. aud now
This astonshed him a great deal, 1t was
the first time she had ever addressed him by
eye sh tens tGs she had
already told him as much about her life as she
knew and had concluded by saving that she
would never know any more. Further than
her appearsnee. She told him that her real
him to call her Rachel.
A few days after that she expressed desire
took her there One day shortly after that he
called at her house. where she was now living.
She turned pale and said:
Then you don't, care ANYTHING for meI" ;.
and he did not want TO- hurt her feelings. but
there was nothing left for him TO do except
about two months ago and he never saw her
again u,-,-,, ,
espec4y strong brandy. and drank heavily to
stage: she wanted to marry Indig: she wanted
to be happy; she was disappointed in all md
who knew her believe that She ever ere contem
reckless and became fond Of drink.
less condition. Her friends, did not learn Of
this al the time; only her father know it, He
cians WIN her ana consulted physi
"A Ap2pt ft, week sgo NJ Nsrtola became sick
Tor WIFE, ana d. saa i brenter and d'n mmrs
cheerful than. she had been for some time.
Monday morning sh" sent one of the servants
room Ali that day She Vas at her Fa tn
ocSct s 5sw, ef nnd takns rh"ery At
had headache. She went 70 her room. - N'N
YESTERDAY mornin. she did not come down
Ths a%S an Tt e, to 9 t sSI
pounded hard, but there was no ansuy"r IA.
coming alarmed sh" sent for tn. rariener
who brought ladder aud placed il against
IN" slde 81 the house. 4 little boy rliml,nI IN.
N. moment Inter he appeared at the Viz Yin
DOW again. pale and trembling. '''' "'''
she's dead h" whispered
=, Ihey tod hin to unlock the door md tber
they all went 1t. They saw her crnirhin" 5 i"enn
before the stationary washstand in hor ni..ht
gown. with her neck dressed dose 10 III r. mar
BILE slab: She was half standing. hall knea Iin
before It, and her face was in Tie towi Of H.,
Washstand as though She lad want" To- 'I et
the water pour on her head Her ,Iishevallad
pair was tangled about one of the faucets ma
held her fast. and the weight 81 l"r LnjW NV Nv
pulling her down had pressed her ,l,ront t
against aEi. the SHARP edge; And she had been
marble slab and her left was raised in tn" air,
pleasant. half laughing stare in her !ilce The
brandy bottle WAS empty.
DIR. Homer S. bartlett, the family physician.
was summoned, but there WAS nothing Tor
him to do but To release tho imprisoned Ia r
and lay the body on the he'd, Then the police
md the Coroner We're noified and all the legal
forms attended to. and now the body lies in the
plrlor of the house.
This is the whole story, Whether sh" com
United suicide or not will never he known.
Her hair was much tangled but no one will
ever say whether she fastened it around the
faucet or whether 1t fell there. Her foster
father Is prostratcd with grief.
I'm sorry" said Mr. lndig. That's all
can say. She was nothing to me and ] was
gave her any reason to believe that ! cared for
her ! liked her because she WAS clever and
good, but never called on her excepting al
her earnest request. and never made any ad