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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-07
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends To personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence ID due 10 It's presenting
IN tho form most acceptable and pleas.
ant TO the taste thSrefroshing and truly
beneficial properties Of o perfect lax.
atiye, effectually cleansing tho system
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction 10 millionS and
mot With the approval Of the medical
profession because Il acta on tho Kid.
nsys, Liver aud Bowels without weaken.
ing them aud II % porfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs 10 for sale by al drug
Ri6tu Ia 800 and q bottles, but Il iS man
uIactured BY tho California Zig Syrup
%. only, whose name iaprinted on Ovety
PACKAGE also the name, Syrnp Of Figs,
aud being we'll informed, You will not
aecVpt any substitute X offered.
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AN EXCIrIYG TISiE.

Mob of Negroes BOnt on Lyncllng an
Innocent Man.
STAFFORD POINT, TEXAS, Feb. CA
half grown negro boy offered a gross in
cult to Mrs. DIR. Cochran yesterday. She
reported the matter to hor husband on
his return and the doctor chastisod tho
boy. Last night while at the railway
station. Clinton Edwards, the boys
father. met DR.. Cochran, who Is one
armed man, and after wordy quarrel,
the negro picked up stone with which
he telled the doctor to the earth. DR..
Cochran pulled his pistol and put three
bullets into Edwards, killing him in
stantly. William Waits, station agent
Of the Southern Pacific, dlsarmed Coch-
ran, and then number OF negroes as.
saulted him. They accused him Of
having assaulted Edwards and demand
ed his life. DR.. Cochran told the ex.
cited crowd that he was the guilty party
but the mob was bent OH lynching
Watts. Watts managed to reach the
inside OF tho depot, which he barrl-
NuNvNl Nllu uu lhu thoEo tllo bShLubuhSu
OF tho telegraph operator TO hold them
at bay. Meantime he telephoned to
Richmond, Houston and other towns
for assistance.
While this was going on the negroes
woro also securing roinforcements, and
fiery leaders proposed burning tho
depot and the town. Just as they we're
about to put their designs into execu.
ton an engine pulled into the town
with tho shoritf mud posse Of armed
mon. 1t was with difficulty he could
got tho crowd quiet. Dr. Cochran .sur-
rendered, but tho mob clamored for
Watts, the station agent In the hub
hub the sheriff, to appoaao thom, ar
rested Watts also, and quickly getting
to the traln started Tor Richmond,
whero tho mon will DO held until IN OK
animation 10 had, All is quiet now,
md whllO the whltesaroon their guard,
u is thought there will DO no further
trouble,
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AoAsE IN POINT.

The case Of Miss Mary Taylor, Of Yorkyllle'
tive catarrh will sometimes cause. Two photo
graphs OF this young lOdv wero taken, one before
treatment the other aitoe treatment, so as 70
show tho beneficial results Of Drs. Copeland,
treatment
any trouble has been growing on me since !
was fourteen years old, says Miss Taylor and
am now thirty Itbegan with alterations
in my nose, first destroying the bridge Of my
would stop up on one side and then the other be-
fore 1t gOt.so sorG, also had dropping from
my head into my throat and hawking and splt-
ting. have had catRrrh in my head nll my life,
or ever since can remember.
II have tried every doctor could find that
said he could do me amy good but they all
failed. | also tried many patent medicines but
received no benefit from them., ! had been nd
ylsed by different people to try Dn. Copeland,
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Drs. Copeland, Bell and Davis have frequently
made the asser.ionin these columns that catATrh
affects all the muGis lining surfaces oIthe body,
the eyes, ears, nose, throat lungs, stomach,
bowels eic,, and is primarily the cause Of nearly
all the chronic affections Ol these organs
In standardization of such assertions they have
from week 70 week Published the statements Of
patients cured OF lQlg-atanlIng ailments, which
had batiled tho skill aud treatment OF other
physicians thus proving o0nelllsiyely tho cor
phrase, "The proof OF the pudding IL In the cat
Ing so the proof that their assertions are cor,
rect Is In tho fact tnat their treatment mapped
out IN accordance with this theory, brings aboaI
u restoration OF health, lryt1 7
lucrative which IL often complicated WIN
scroiulOus condition OF the syston, The tissues
have wasted away arc dry, tnAQmed and ulcer
ated, the nostrlls often hlled with huge oTlslS
which arc dIslodged by frequent blowing and
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YOUNG hEN-Who have become victims Of soli-
tafy vice, that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps to an tntinely grave thous.
andl Of young men Of exalted talent and brilliant
intellect, may call with confidence.
DRS. FRANCE AND 0TrMAh, after years o. eH.
perenee, have discovered the greatest cure known
Tor weakness IN the back and limbs, Involuntary dis
charges, impoteney general debility, nervousness,
langlor, confusion Of Ideas palplaon Of the heart
timdlty, trembling, dlmnesS Of sight, Or giddnets,
dlaeaieg Of the head, throat, nose, OF skin, A1ec'
tons Qi the liver lungs, stomach, OF howet-those
terrible dltotdefG arising from the solitary vice Of
youth--And secret practices, blghling their most
radiant hopes OF ahtieipatiohl, rendering marriage
impossible. Take one candid thought before itiatoQ
late. A week OF month may place youf case beyond
the reach Of hope. Our method Of treatment will
speedily and permanently cure the most obstinate
case, and absolutely restore perfect manhood,
10 hlnpL FACED MEN.-.Thete are many from
the age OF 90 10 90 who are troubled with frequent
eyAciaiiont Of the bladder, often Accompanied BY a
slight burning OF aafilng sensation, kehlhg The
system 10 4 inAnntflhe pallehlhahho aeeouhtfof
On examination Of the urinary deposits, q fopy
sediment WILDE found. OF the color vii BE- thin Of
milkilh hue. There are many men who die Of this
difficulty, ignorant Of the ealle, which u second
stage Of seminal veAkheil we will guarantee q
perfect cure II al such cases, and healthy
feiiofaltn Of the genilo-ufinAfy ofgani,
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FURNITURE, cAapErs, Erc..
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Il tho ilmc to mike your arrangements
for tho Worlds l'alt Parties visiting Chicago
can secure superior private boarding. ~ &l9l
Calumet avenue. Tho location II the finest N
tho CITY fof Worlds Fair purposes Ono block
from tlllnOlg Central road that take you 70
elthof OF tho four gnifancol 10 tho gr0nnda eatnO
distance from CAblO rad, and three blocks nom
elevated road, II n the lnOat residence portion
Of the city The advantages ntO mApy is COM
narCd 10 tho immediate vlclultyOi the Wotld'4
Fair lot Jackson pAfkl whVte eVorythiuR II OF
necessity ottida made only for the occasion
pflOca vary aUdOid ding 10 sla0 niid location OF
room aud iumhef Of people ouuupylug them.
Comfortably htniAhqd Apafim tents IN tho aiiek
a somewhat fuduCud rates
Table nbuhdnutly supplied With the very bNil
ihg llatHe6 10 Meal, anu p'Vwp"y
Ialrfhst No aaSi Calumet Ave, Chicago IN
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srAi.rLlNq DlsoLosuREs.

OnC.IIaiF OF the whisky sold In tho County
an Authorizations Made of Chemicals.
WAsuiSoroS, D, O., Fob. q. -To.day's
session OF the subcommittee Of tho
house judiciary committee investigating
the whisky trust was devoted to watch.
ing experiments BY MI voazOy in pro.
duclng liquors by adultota,iOn. Blythe
use Of essential oil. eSBencoB and color.
ing matter ho produced Ia TOW mine
Ntos whlsRlOal ruins aud gins similar 10
thosO That worO placed on the market
and sold aS pure goods.
mo basls Tor this product was IN
ouotloss aud Colorlesa LIQUID known 10
tne Trade rs spirits. II was worth about
VI W per gallon, ny the use Of cuin'
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pouad worth about one and ope'hRlt
cents he produced gallon Of liquor
thar would sell as high as $500. The
production OF adulteratod goods repre-
scented One.hali tho liquor business OF
the country. BY Misrepresentation
these goods were worked upon the en-
tire trade OF the country. Mr.. Veazey
urged that certain witnesses (no names
glven) DO called MS soon as possible as
some OF them would find it more con-
venient to be in Europe than before the
committee ii they were given time.
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A GREAT TIE UP.
r,pelv That a Big Railroad Strike
win Soon occur
IN ALL ROADS ENTERING CHICAGO.

e,v,,ohmon and Firemen in all the
Yards Preparing for United Effort
nran Advance OF Pay-Thc Unusual
feature is That Labor organiza'
tlons arc not Authorizing the Moves
moot-.one of tho Leaders Explains
rho Incontive-A Strong Endeavor
10 be Made for Higher Wages,
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DISEASES or wDMEN.-we have special de-
partmenl, thoroughly organized, and devoted *.
cluilyely TO the Treatment Of diseases Of women.
Evefy case Consulting our speeialliiA, whether by
letter or IN person, d given The most careful and
Consolidate attention Important cases land We get
few which have not beifled the tkill Of all the
home phYilcanl) have the benefit Of full council
OF skilled tperlalAts In treatment Of dlseases
peculiar 10 females, our success has been marked,
over two.thlfdt Of our patients being ladies, old,
young, married., single, rich and poor, Our method
- entirely free from Objectionable features Of the
general pfaetitonef, namely, Local treatment"
We seldom find II necessary We prepare feme-
dies, constitutional and local "A tho case demands.
and instruct ladies' how 10 treat themselves.
MARhlR1E. -Alaffiud persons, Of young men cone
temhtiihg marriage, aware Of physical weaknett,
loss Of ptooIeAlve powers inp0tency, OF any other
disqualification, speedily restored.
PRIVATE DlSEASEe, --Blood Potion, Venereal
1Alnt, elect, bNlclute, Seminal Rlhllsons, Loss Of
SEXUAL Power, Weakness q SeSul Organs, Want
q Delite IN Male OF Female, whether from impfu-
dent habits OF Youth Of SEXUAL habits Of mature
yeafi, Of any cause that sexual fuhe-
tons speedily and permanently guted, CohiullA-
tloh nee aud tlflelly confidential, Absolute cures
guAtahieed, Medldinea cent free from observation
70 oil ptfiAnf the United States,
EPILEPSY, or Flf9 --Putllvely cured BY new
and htvef.iaillng method, Testimonials furnished.
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GOOD News.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such test OF it's curative
qualities as Otto's Cure. Thousands Of
bottles OF this great German remedy
are being distributed free Of charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases, giving the
people proof that otto's Cure will cure
them, and that 1t is the grandest tri-
umph OF medical science. For sale only
by Logan Drug Company. Samples
free. Large bottles SOC. 2
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TIE PLAIN TRUTH
Hardly a Mucus Surface or Organ In
thu Entire Body But is Affected
Either Directly or Ildl-
Esctly by Gatarrl,

Eye Trouble, Earache, Deafness,
Headache, Dyspepsia and Chronic
pinrrhna, as we'll as bronchitis,
Nervous Prostitution and Consump'
ton, are In the Wake of this inside
ons Enemy OF Mankind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-07

i. THECELE RATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN 0FTHE
FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
saS4oM Gay COumbao Esopasse Capital
established FRANCE MEDICAL chc Nervous
s' WV sp,,I S9a o. me m SYSHhs noS
isPSsfaET u Sdacs
applied
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PEAL ESTATE.
F0R SAILED.

ROES ALE.
Four lots on North Huron street
One lot on North Wabash street.
one lot On North indiana Street
ono lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
Que lot, North York street B3xl60, river View
F0neronmed cottage MArtlns Ferry.
ono brick house. No va North Main street
one house and lot, Glxl01 AOtdh Front street,
one house and lot, 70xil0, North Front street
fiye.rO0hed house on ErlO street
one lot i0El00, MOundsvllle.
FourToonled house on Virginia street
EsghtrFooRed house oil Virginia street.
SeYen'T0omed house on :. York street. G0xi2l,
Ono lot III R0binsOuG addition, s. broadway,
0ne,half lot on South Wabash direct
Six lots, South York street, Waters addition.
One, house aud lot, s. Broadway Isl Lpkefa
chapel.
ono hoiel Rld several farms, sutton, W, Va
All Of the lboye property will be sold very
cheap, WE ohARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT,
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Collectors No.arles Pub.
lie, SHANE street, Island, fol
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FREE EXAMINATION OF TIE URNEE
health by untHe ptaqdt Who Keep lf with
WnNhEnkl nilEC
WyvLnI w yvg Ne ilur etesp but Where
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FoR RENT.
POSSESSION APRIL /, 1893.


POSSESSION APRIL /. ls1a
No, q Virginia street. six rooms and bath.
No. VI South Penn street. franc dwelling,
No. 81 Ohio street. five rooms frame.
No III Fourteenth street, soYon rooms and
bath room.
Ne. % rhiriyscvonth street three rooms, 500
ond floor.
No 10 Thirty.third street, five rooms, 5000.
No. l2i Thirty-third street 1--WE rooms 81 90.
No. l23 Thirty-third street. FIVE rooms, 9 90.
No. ~ ThtrLy.soYenth street, six rooms. SIS 90
No, 1927 McColloch street, four rooms, sl201
No, lib Charles street, four rooms, n 20
No 10 Tonth street, store room, 81 70.
No. 2ll7 Main street, store room SIS On.
No. 2s47 lhapllne street. tivo rooms. Si2 90.
No. 300 Eolf street, store room and dwelling
WRrcro0m or StoreFoom on South street.
0iilCe room, No. 1874 Market street second
floor,
No 200 Main street, twalvo.room dwelling.
No. 90 Vermont street slx'room frame dwelling
No. 37l2 Jacob street. Etororoom aud dwelling.
Foul. rooms on second hooE3GorLh Huron
street Island. -,
POSSESSION AT oNtE
No Of South York street, five rooms.
No. 1877 Alley II. two rooms 80 90.
No. 90 South York street three rooms, $1,000
No. 1886 Main street, second and third doors
ton rooms,
No 21S3 MIN street, store ropm
No. 81 South Front street. seven rooms
and bathroom $50 %
No 4Tonth street, storeroo III ...,.......... t2 30
FOR SALEM hno now residence on
North Front street, near Zane street.
A cheap piece OF property on Fourteenth
MONEY 10 LOAN
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney Notary and Real EslA,l
Agent, Houses routed aud rhnA O1lloolol
OillCU No hi7 IaCOb street " OK
European steamship aud draft agonl iNsutS
Tickets 10 and from OIL patta 81 Europa Ali1
drafts 10 any point Ia Eugopa
R9-MoNEY 10 LOAN. doli
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hawking leaving an abraded surface which
bleetls readily. There Is little or no secretion
the patient bFeRthes freely through tho noslrils,
he has catarrh, but the truth H. this Is tho most
difficult form OF catarrh 10 cure, and the ono
that causes such severe inroads on the general
system.
through by this lucrative form Of Catalrh, the
eycSlght and hearing destroyed the Voico lost
tho lungs filed with cavities, the stomach In
famed aud liberated aud the whole. system
wasted away by failure OF digestion and aSslml-
1atinn
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
11s1 Main ST., Whoellas ". ya,i
w. H. COPELAND; MI b.
CnnGnitlnV phvsInlan
E. o. BELL, M. D. M
L. c. DAVIS, M. D.,
Resident Physicians

spocaltIos: Catarrh andall dlscaVosot tho Ego,
Ear, Throat and Lungs, Stomach and all Chronic
Diseases 0lllce hours, 10 II a III. to p. III,
no OPP. m. Sunday, 10to IA M, 2toA p. N.
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Real Estate Agents and Collectors Notarles Pub.
lie, SHANE street, Island, FOL
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-29
he Hasn't Paid Y ct.

The first of the month a machinery
house in Minneapolis wanted collector
for that portion of South Dakota lying
contingent TO the town of Conde, Sphinx
Co. AS that section is settled largely by
Norwegian farmers, many of Whom cam
not speak the English language intellig-
IDLY, this Minneapolis firm obtained the
services of Norwegian collector, just
one year over to America. This descend
ant of the Vikings started out and at the
end of two days trip made the follow
ing report to the house by which he was
employed: II saw Ole Olson and he
skal pay dat little bill next week in hay;
John Johnson,he skal pay you in wheat
and I believe Peter Peterson vii pay you
in pork" The Minneapolis people wrote
back asking their new collector why he
believed that Peter Peterson would pay
them in pork, to which he answered by
return mail, "Val, I speak to Peterson
about that bill he owes you and he got
mad and says: Yes. TN pay them fe1-
loa0s IN q pio's eye.' ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-29
Suicide at Redwood,

Saturday evening at Redwood Falls,
S. W. Hays. formerly postmaster Of that
town and editor of the Reveille. commit
ted suicide by taking carbolic acid. His
hody was found Sunday morning On the
bank of the river below the falls by bows
who We're skating. 4 letter was found
in his pocket to his nephew, asking that
his trunk be sent to Peoria, ILL.,, where
his wife resides. He also requested the
G.. A. r. and Knights of Pythias to take
charge Of his remains and asked that the
mantle of charity fail over his deed. Mr..
Hays was one of the most prominent
men of Redwood Falls. Under Garfield
he was postmaster of the town and Har-
rison appointed him as special revenue
collector in southern districts. Three
months ago he lost this position and at
the time of his death was out of employ
ment. This fact, together with family
troubles and financial embarrassments
are supposed-to have been his cause for
taking his own life.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-29
WITH A GRAIN OF SALT.
The Governor OF Colorado Puts a Proviso
to his Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Everything Isn't such that w need to be
Thankful Therefor.

The thanksgiving proclamation OF D.
Il. Waite, Governor of Colorado, is one
OF the most sensible that has appeared IN
many years. The text is given herewith
Whereas. The President of the United
States has designated Thursday. the 3Oth
OF the present month, as a day of thanks
giving and praise, I, DAVIS H. WAITE,
Governor of Colorado, do hereby appoint
the same day as day of thanksgiving
for this State, and recommend to the
goodpeople thereof that they assemble on
that day and render unto Almighty God
praise and prayer for his blessings. No
war, famine, or pestilence has vexed the
land during the past year, and the earth
has yielded beautifully of her increase.
But in this Thanksgiving I invoke the
people OF Colorado to remember especi-
ally their ''brethren in bonds'' ''-the forty
five thousand miners of silver, who in a
land of boundless natural resources, have
been deprived of employment by tyranny
and by corrupt and unconstitutional leg
islation, and, in many cases, have been
compelled to abandon their homes the
agriculturists of our state, whose crops
cannot he marketed for the cost of pro-
duction, and who find, as their products
decrease in price, the value of their notes
and mortgages cerrespondingly increase
and the real estate owners and business
men of Colorado, who, under a system OF
trust deeds and attachment laws, the
most infamous since the days of Caligula,
find their property, when incumbered.o of
ten sacrificed a; tithe of its value And
all this injustice is perpetratcd to increase
the inordinate riches of eXtortioners whose
avarice and greed, aided by corrupt legi~-
lation, have grasped in the hands of thir-
ty thousand people more than half Of all
the wealth in the United States, and are
fast reducing to pauperism the com,
mon people of the world.
implore the citizens of Colorado, OF,
this day of prayer and praise, most fer
vently to petition Almighty God that he
will arouse public sentiment to sense OF
the dangers which threaten not only oul
State and Nation, but civilization itself
and that in his mercy He will so order ii
that "this government of the people, by
the people and for the people, may not
perish from this earth.'
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-29
ALBERT WOLFF SUICIDES.
The Once New U!m Editor Takes his Own
Life in Horrible Manner.
He Throws Himself Beneath a Locomotive
and is cut into Fragments.
Domestic Infelicity Alleged to Have Been
the Cause of the Suicide.

Albert Wolff, who al one time followed
the newspaper calling in this city. and
who was for many years editor of the St.
Paul Eolkszeitung, committed suicide in
the Sanity City on Saturday. He was
so wellknown here that the readers of
the Review will be interested in the par
ticulars. The St. Paul Dispatch of Sat-
urday evening gave them as follows:
About l l o'clock this morning Albert
Wolff was killed in the Union depot, be-
ing horribly mangled by Kansas City
transfer train. From what could be OBJ
served of the mans actions arounG! the
depot and prior to his DEATH it was a
case of suicide and was twice attempted
before it was accomplished. He was
seen wandering around the depot with
out any evident purpose, and about half
an hour before his death stepped deliber-
atcly upon the track before an Omaha
transfer train, but was seen by the engi-
neer in time to stop before he was struck
The second time, without a moment S
warming, lie threw himself before the
moving engine Of the Kansas City trans
fer and as it was impossible to stop the
train, the man was literally ground int
pieces. Coroner Xanton was sent for,
and after viewing the remains where they
fell, had them taken into the baggage
room, where he examined them. \ razor
and clean handkerchief were found in
his Ovcrcoat pocket. The dead man was
clcanly and comfortably dressed and had
z cents i'll his pockets. The testimony
Of the railroad employees who saw the
accident was given this afternoon and
rendered an inquest unnecessary.
1t Wa not until later thaJ the body
was identified as that of Albert Wolff,
thr well known German Of thc.West side,
-Nho had until recently been editor Of
the Nnlk~Znit,n4y. \ card had been found
with that name upon il. but the body
was 81 terribly mutiiutctl that idcntiiica-
ton seemed impossible; bnt a reporter
Of tn" German paper recognized the seek
tic, and there is no doubt that the unfor-
tunulr man was tie late editor. After
he lost |ii~ position on the paper he Sc
cured influential backing; and sought Il
government appointment but without
success. For th" past few days he has
been I.@~ ~pun,lrnt and hltcd to friends
Of domestic trouble. Finally dcsponIen-
cv drove him to suicluc