Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-10
An OGDEN BRIDE DEAD.
Mrs Frank W. SchiIling, Nee Lille OIL, Passes
Away in Salt Lake.
HAD BrEN MARRIED LESS THAN A MONTH


NJ,
ia"N " Sehlillng nee Lille
OF tofeinerly of Ogden but recently
Of Salt Lake, died under most dietress.
ing circntnst,noc,. a, 200 III. .,..,,....
~, Sc, ~ 80 'h's ihorhihs
1Vf tase Stcohu south street, where
she took up her residence Immediately
after her marriage. Mrs Schirfnt, vvoa
n brido NJ I.., a., -.
49,, 80" "a HiV''i' anu hef
uV''n Is terrible blow to her hus-
band, farily ana friends, Of whom she
had a host.
Tho d.c,,,.ol 0,,, ,.,.,,,,., ..,...,... a..
i''"' "e'd'he hAoNH "
inc puplc IN october, 1896, when she
WAS made the unfortunate victim of a
persistent and obtectionnbIe si,Ito,, In
,,,.. Go, 10 - v,.,,,
.'N''N'' Va '''0 IA i@H'"ii' VIM AZ
ilust everywhere, IN season ana out,
insisted in forcing his attentions upon
her. ON the nirht NJ octnher = rdson
,o,.,,t, Nt,,,, ~, 49,, ~ -,
""' '"'u tiisS w anu W. L. McSaDe'
a gentleman friend who was accom-
panying her home This occurred be-
tween Tbirtv-fourtb ,r1 rbtr,y-a,,h
-. -
S''e''s "h Washington a'ehue' Eusoh
WIS lniiamed with all the pangs of his
Jealous disposition and taking up po-
sitlon bahind an electric iipht unie
awaited the Gaming of the mir on
whose lives he seemed 10 have deliber-
MO d.siyns A. tha ,.n,,pgr cnunia an
nrn,rhed he stsnnsd rom ME hisInp
place md onencd ire, rhree shots took
pffnrt In Mise ottis bndv tIvo az lin.
bullets never having been removed
from nor ncrsnn an account Of the DIM
cuitv and mo extreme danger attend-
ant upon onarntions nf that charac-
Tor one ~ nc leodep missiles entered
The center of the breast and lodged in
Inc region Of the right lung. Another
nIerced The Groin and imbedded itself
in tho pelvic cavity. These two were
always n source of frouble to Miss OFT.
even i, ftc,s shp was abln 10 leave her bed
and resume her duties i'm the house,
Mold AMI n Ia fron, Tho effects nro-
ducad Nv then, that She ia said ia have
met nor deoth nfter having conteuded-
brovelv AGAINST stIch n fate for more
than sixteen months The exnnt cause
OF death 10 given nv the doctors as
ueritonitis this trouble being the direct
ieattlt Of tho wounds she received Mt the
hands Of + .dson.
Mir. McCabe was also wounded by
Edison. receiving two bullets, one in the
ann and the other ,rrazing his back.
The shooting attracted the attention OF
thn conductor ~ n nnsslnt street car.
| who rushed 10 the scene of the tragedy.
assisted MISC OFT to the car and cap.
| tured her wolIld-be murderer. Miss
| OF ana Mr. McCahe were taken To the
| Rronm hotel where they received sur-
| rical attendance and Edison was turned
| over ia the police Miss OFT WINS n
highly respected Young woman and
| feeling AGAINST Edison ran very high
| and for n time threats of vengeance
| were freely expressed against him.
For many weeks Miss Otis life hung
| in the balance and ii was feared that
| she would not recover but finally she
| became conynlescent and was able to
| leave her he'd.
In Anril. 1897. Edison was tried be-
| fore nudge RoIapp on n charge OF at
| temntIng ia commit murler. He was
| convicted and sentenced to imprison-
| ment for ten venrs. which sentence he
| is now serving
on January 10th of the present year
| Miss OFT married MIR. Frank w. SchIl-