The San Francisco call., 1898-04-06

ed out tablespoonful and thrust1ng IL in the light said that ,:as the amount of cherry pectoral he gave. He said ne first swallowed it, but found 1t trlf1e strong. He then poured out a smaller dose and gave it to his wife. She drank the cordial and sGid it was too sweet for her to drink. and asked him to get some other medicine. He said that ne then went to the drug store for some other medicine, and the clerk gave him some that was to be taken three times a day. She found that to her satisfaction, and was taking 1t up to the time of her death.
 He then went on in his own way and gave a detailed account of what was done the night his wife died. He said:
 At o'clock on the night she died she said she felt hungry. What do you like?' I asked her. and she replied, Hot cakes Shall I make them?" I asked and she said, No, tell the lady While they were being made took her to the kitchen. The lady made three or four, and she gave me one first, to see if it was good to eat. l put butter and sugar on it and put it on a plate, and then cut it up in small pieces. 1 gave her half and ate the other half. After eating she said she would like one more, and I fixed another one. l cut 1t up in pieces, and ate half again. Once in
  Pretty soon she stood up, and I helped her to her room, and she sat down in a chair She said, I feel better. and will be we'll in two days She also said, When I am not sick I will make up a paper and give up my business to you I said, I have mine She sat in her chair some time, and other times 1 would walk her up and down the Kitchen to her room to relieve her asthma
 About 11:30 o'clock she tell me, You lie down, as I can't sleep. During the last three weeks I cant sleep. l like to walk I lay down and sleep for a little while.
 Pretty soon, about 12 o'clock. I see my wife at the foot of my bed, and she tell me, feel sick. l think it is asthma again. She coughed two or three times. I get up and take my wife to her room and she sit down in her chair. Pretty soon she tell me. I feel cold in my hands. in my feet and neck She says, Make g. hot cloth on the lamp and put 1t around here After I do 1t, she tells me she wanted to breathe but could not. She told me she felt big ball in her stomach which came up to her throat and that was the only thing troubling her. I put clothes on her feet and rubbed her hands. Thinking she was bad, tell her I will call the people III llG IfOuSc, Dul SHe Say, NO, 1 don't want to give them any trouble I call for help by knocking on the door and they come in.
 MT. Adrian he went to get a doctor but the first time he could not find one He tell me he ask the sergeant of police and the officer directed him to Dr. Le- land in the Commercial Hotel, but when he return with the doctor my wife is dead.
 While he was away I told him to help quick. She began to breathe heav- fly and then she tell me to put hot clothes on her. as she was very cold She has no feeling in her hand and I rub some more. Five minutes after she sat down. Pretty soon she tell me I like to lie down. She stand up and I tell her I will help her and she says no. She lay down on her side with her arm holding her head and then gave a long sigh and die"
 Hans Nelson, who for the past three years acted as agent for the dead woman, was seen in IS Pinckney place last evening. He hinted at what he could tell, but was 10th to talk on the