Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-06-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
DEATH OF BLAINE'S SON.
Sensational Suicide of
a Young Girl.
A $500. 0OC FIRE IN INDIANA.
A REPORTER LOST IN THE
SIERRA MADRAS.
Strike Of the Electricians in San
Francisco.
,necial to the APPEAL
A Grips Suicide.

A Glrl'S Suicide.
Cleveland, o., June William
Berman tells strange story of sui
eide committed<by young girl who
was known as Mabel DeQuincey
but whose real name is believed to
be Mabel Belle Whalen. According
to his story, she asked him yesterday
to take boat ride with her. They
got a boat and rowed out to the
breakwater, half a mile away Sud-
denly, before he knew what she was
about, she placed handkerchief sat
urated with chloroform over his face
and almost instantly jumped over
board. Berman was 50 Supplied by
the chloroform that he was unable to
make any effort to save her.
The girl was about Is years of age
and is thought to have come from
Norwalk, G. She had boon discarded
by her parents, it is said, and main
tanned herself well here by work
ing in restaurant The dead girl,
who was refined and educated, left
three letters for friends, bidding them
good-by, but giving no reason for
taking her life.
Glass Works BErned.
3Iuncie, Ind, June Is. The Hen
ningway flint glass works were
burned today. Loss $780, 900. There
was insurance for half the amount.
Three fremen are reported buried in
the ruins.
4 Missing Man.
San Antonio, Tex, June 18-Much
uneasiness is felt here for the safety
Of Otto Parager, the young reporter
who started to ride from here to the
City of Mexico on a bicycle. He
was last heard frsm on May 10Th,
when he left the City of Durango for
the port of Mazatina ON the Pasifc.
His route lay across a wild chain Of
the Sierra Madre mountains.
Electricians OH a Strike.
San Francisco, June 19.-Twenty
men in the employ of the Electric
Improvement Company, went on
strike today. 1t has always been
customary for the Company to pay
the employees on the 18th of each
month for services up to and through
the 10Th. But pay day has been
postponed whenever tho 18th was
not convenient, and this plan today
resulted in strike.
He Threw a Mad Bull.
Lynchburg, Va, June 18-Yester-
day morning John 81, Mason was
riding from the city of Lexington, on
the turnpike, when he was startled |
by the screams of a woman coming
from field near by. Mason jumped
from his horse and ran to the field,
where he found a colored woman be-
ing gored by a bull. The woman
was Oh the ground and the bull was
making desperate lunges at her.
Mason jumped the fence and ran
to her assistance. When within a
few feet the bull saw Mason and leay-
ing the woman charged him. Mason
grabbed the animals horns and by
sudden twist, threw the animal head
formost. In the fall the bulls neck
was broken. The woman was found
not to be badly hurt but her clothes
were torn to pieces Mason, who is
well-known, Is considered one of the
strongest men III the section
Touring With Tramps.
Atlanta, Ga, June IS Charley
II years old, the grandson
If wealthy planter, E. T. Williams
If Lincolnson N. c., was Kidnapped
n the early part of last March. The
10Y, as his parents were dead, lived
With lis grandfather He drove to
with his grandfather in
March and became separated from
i'm. Mr.. Williams made a search
Dr. him, but he colld not be found. :
he grandfather offered reward of :
/. 900 for the recovery of the grand ,
on, and everything was done to find
ut what had become of him. Two
yeeks ago it was found that on the
ay on which he was lost two tramps