The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-08
Mayor L. r. Ellert.

TO do. have been studying over this for some
time. and If don't end IL now | Will go crazy.
don't know what l am ADDING one-half OF
Tue lime. have done all IN my power TO please
her and L can't do ii. And now she wants TO
pun out aud leave me- ana worship the ground
That she walks on, and l have got nothing TO
live for. III can't live with my dear Effie, and
L nave MADE up my mind TO end my life and
hers together, aud l ask to have US both buried
together. l think that we are both better off,
in fact know that Ellie is, for her father and
mother are both dead, and she has been kicked
around by everybody. l had to do this horrible
deed, but l can't help ii. for she is my love and
no other that / care for in this world. / have
Travelled all around and she is the only love for
me and l can't part with her. She must go
with me. My love, OH, my love. Effie is 20
years OLD in September. am 81 In December.
EFFIE B. KING,
FRANK II. LARRABEE.
FRANK Ii. LARRABEE.
For what reason or by what chance he
signed lis own name twice no one can tell
at present. The second letter bore no
date. 1t read
Mr.. Hdlford: You're good friend OF mine.
This is a horrible deed that L am doing but
can't help it. Forgive me for this Give Lena
and uncle and Charley my love. hope that L
Will meet them all In heaven. am discouraged
aud heartbrOHen. / have got nothing to live
Tor but Ellie, and / am going 10 take her with
me. for no one VIII care for her after l am
gone Her father and mother are both dead.
don't know half the time what am doing. l
Will not tell you all of my trouble. You can
find out down at the house, 3312 O'Farrell
street. OF the landady.
Mr. Hayford, my tool chest Is down to the
landlady's house, and a grip and basket. You
send my tool chest TO nv brother CoOney
Hansis. You telegraph 10 my brother. Conrad
HanslS. Bury me and Ellie together, for she IS
my wife and my love- the only love that care
Tor. Oh, Mr.. Hayford, l have studied this thing
Tor month and can't get II out OF my MIND
You all have been Kind friends 10 me, so has
Lena AID Charlie. All l ask is to forgive me
OF this deed | am better of dead than alive.
All L wish Is that had never come out here.
III had stayed away from here L would have
been all right, think. My Lord, am so tired
and SICK ] can't know what TO do You have
no idea what have been through In the last
three weeks. You tell my landlady that she
has done all that she can do for both OF us. that
have no hard feelings against her. And my
poor mother! Mr.. Hayford. you write 10 her
for me-. My poor mother and brothers and SIS
tiers! Yours respectful, FRANK LARABEE.
Good by 10 all.
There was a third letter. but this Mr..
Hayford refused to give out for publica-
ton.
ut las nothing to do with the woman or
the tragedy" he said. ut simply con-
talns an order on a pawnbroker for
watch that Frank has in pawn, and he re-
quests me to take it out, and writes in
structions what to do with il"
The letters were turned over to Captain
Lees, who will hold them as testimonial
papers In the case, should Larrabee re-
cover, which was cons idered d0u btful last
night.
Miss Leroy. or King. believed in astrol-
ogy Among her effects was found fore
cast Oh her life given by Professor
Lawrence OF Chicago. Considering the
way In which her existence was spent and
how 1t ended, the professors forecast was
an accountable misfit 1t read:
Love and marriage. The testimonies are that
love Is fortunate FOR you, but l regret to say
1U0 hrsxo ,rytFh
You know the familiar saying, True love never
runs smooth" 1t is not that your sorrow will
oe reaIIy great, but more because as you are
capable OF such deep ardent love, even trifing
disappointments will grieve you. You are sem
sliVe ana your heart is easily wounded. You
VIII marry man whom you Will nave to humOr
some; but your love will win for you the vic.
tory.
The man you marry win be above medium
nelSnt, VIII have dark hair, but not dark skim
lie VIII be upright and honorable and Will have
many good qualities OF mind and heart. He
WIZ meet with reverses In business, but will be
aDie 10 accumulate considerable property. He
forts OF home. He at present holds clerk
snip, Dut IL Is his ambition to be In business for
himself III which ambition he VIII succeed
You VIII marry within the next two
years. L repeat that love and marriage are
fortunate Tor you. You Will survive your hus-
Dan0, VINO Will leave you and your child rem
amply provided for. Your children Will live to
maturity.
You Will not experience death In your imme.
dlate FAMILY within the next ten years. You
nave Travelled considerably. and you VIII still
iultntr extend your experience In this direc-
lion. You Will not be subjected 10 violence OF
any KIND at any time In the future. Your last
illness VIII very likely prove 10 be of al least
ihree months duration. You Will leave an
estate 10 your children.
A young woman who declined TO give
her name called at the Morgue to look at
me body last night She said that Miss
Leroy played" Larrabee and gave the
money she received from MIN to the actor.