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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-15

fsos OF the fsmins II India Il esssrs1ly
knows fsw. ne imasins. have auytnfns
liks an adequate ooncsption Of its estsnt.
No Les khAn &C, oo0 COO of psopls-a pepn-
lasion greater than that u the United
statss. ere suffering ana aying fer lsck
a f,od. This frishtful condition has
been brought about In large measure By
long droutbs whlch have mads 10 impos-
sibls to raise anything In the sffected
districts. Public aid IL given In large
measure, bus great Members OF the suffsr-
Ing will not ask for or accept sven pubic
cid. peoauss they are forbidden 10 do %
by their religion. Thess mus, be helped
By privats charity or they cannot be
hsipsd at all. whether the Ensiish govern
msnt has cone all that IL can do or
oughs co do is open 20 question. Some
say yes and some no. Bus that h . mat
TER which hes no bearing on contrfbr-
lions In this ocuntry. The people are dy-
ing by thousands. that is certain, aud
that fact Ia enough 20 demand all the
Efforts that can be put forth In their be-
half. Not In this generation hasl the
world y isBt ssed . calamity 30 APPALLING
es this. or one that should appeal more
strongly to the humant Of every county.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-15

The efforts to raise money 10 New York
for tina starving peopie OF India, have
mot proved very successful up to Date.
only sbort $lt0o having bsen subscribed.
But committee Of one hundred mas now
taken hold Of the matter, and announces
4 purpose to raise q million dollars A
~ II on dollars is large snm. but In
the populous ard wealthy city Of New
York 10 ought net to be very diflioult
10 raise for such cause. Though the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-15

The Democrats Will nomiate ths Popu-
lists candidate for President and that
ought to ne enough to satisfy the latter.
For the Popullst, to Insist tbs they shall
tai their candidate for sise President
also Is too much. E;en the worm will
tutn,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-15

The DAILY PRESS Il delivered atthese rates
every morning TO subscribers IN all parts OF
Portland. and In Westbrook and south Port
land.
MAINE STATE PRESS (weeklp-
by the year, 81 IN advance. or si.2s at the
end OF the year.
For six months. 80 cents; for three months.
&c cents
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-15

Patrons OF the PRESS who are leaving town
temporarily may have the addresses OF their
papers changed az often rs they may desire by
notifying the Office
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-15

Subscribers whose papers are not delivered
promptly are requested TO notify the Office OF
the DAILY PREss. No. W Exchange street.
Portland Me.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
CHASE IS LED BY
YOUNG WOMAN

Chicago, April IA special TO the
Tribune from Tucson, Arlz,, says:
A detachment OF cavalry from Fort
Grant is in pursuit Of band OF In
dams and a young ranch woman is
leading a body OF cowboys, One white
man has ALREADY been shot by the Iu-
dams, and there is an unconhrmed re-
port that others have been killed. The
news was brought to Wilcox today by
messenger.
The known victim Of the Indians is
J. d. Mack, a mining man, who was
snot last night In Plnery canyon, just
outside the Apache reservation. He
was left for dead and his camp was
plundered. Mack dragged himself TO
the ranch OF Miss Rhoda Riggs. four
miles away There were only three
Indians IN the part- that attacked him,
but others were near, he says.
Miss Riggs mounted a feet horse and
rode az once to Fort Grant where she
notified the army officers. a detach-
ment Of troops was sent az once 20 the
scene OF the shooting. guided by the
girl. who rode with the soldiers as far
as her ranch. There she organized a
band OF cowboys. and, herself assum-
Ing command. the party took the trail.
The troopers went % Mack's camp
and there caught the trail Of the In
dams and followed Il into the noun
tains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
SWALLOWED
CARBOLIC ACID.

About o'clock this afternoon Enc
line. the little daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
Jesse w. Fox. Jr.. swallowed some car
bollc acid. DR.. Hanchett was lmmedi-
ately summoned and the prompt APP
plicatlon Of stomach pump soon put
the little one out OF danger. In the opin-
ion Of the doctor. at 3 this afternoon.
the little girl was resting easily and
gave good promise OF recovery. The
bottle was found by the little one
somewhere in the lot and came there
through no carelessness Of the parents,
as will be seen from the following
statement made to News" represen-
tative:
My little girl, Emellne B., got hold
Of some caTbolic acid about noon to-
day which was no fault OF ours as the
bottle was one from Ing and Allee's
drug store No. ~ J street. Sacramento.
California. and got into our lot IN an
unknown way. Medical aid was OBJ
tanned quickly and we hope that she
is now out Of danger / write this as /
thought you would likely learn Of the
accident and perhaps censure would
fall upon those who have been more
than careful 10 avoid any matter OF
this kind"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
LATE LOCAL NEWS

The plano pupils Of Professor Cook
win give their fifteenth recital and sec.
ond public concert ct Callers hall on
next Friday evening. the 18Th. Admis-
sion will be by program only, which
can be obtained by all the music stores
after Wednesday next.
a marriage license was issued today
20 p. j. ~ Loding, 50, and Bergitha
Helen Nelson, IS, both OF Salt Lake
City
The ladies Of ST. Pauls Guild are ar
ranging for a picture and vaudeville en-
tertalnment 10 be given In the Salt
Lake Theater on the evening OF We'd
nesday. April 18th. II is proposed TO
make the AFFAIR a very pleasant and
successful one.
J. II. Jenkins. tine man charged with
obtaining property under false pre-
lenses, had his hearing before Justice
sommer today The defendants attor-
ney moved for acqulttal and the mat
ter wss takEp under advisemens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
BIG CONFERENCE
RAILROAD TRAVEL

Conference travel over the Utah rail-
roads has been very heavy this spring.
thousands Of people having paid fare
to and from this city within the clos
ing week. Counting the repeated trips
OF close neighbors who go home every
evening the total number Of tickets
sold win probably reach 1000 The ex-
ira business Is making somewhat heav-
Ter the treasures Of the railroads and
the arrangements Of the Utah lines are
made 20 feel happy AT the prospective
showing they may be able 10 make as a
result Salt Lakes population Is con-
siderably increased Just now, and other
businesses than the railways are feel
ing the effects Of conference time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
BIG HORN BASIN.
Instructions to Parties Intending TO
Make the Trip.

The company going 10 the Big Horn
Basin will meet at the bridge on Hams
Fork, three miles above Kemmerer on
the 25th inst instead Of at Woodruff
on the 18th as heretofore announced.
This will give people few more days
In which 10 get ready, People must
not overload their teams In order TO
haul provisions, as -four can be- pur-
chased IN the Basin at $500 per hundred
weight. Grain and other provisions can
also be bought at reasonable prices.
People going from the lower valleys
In Utah should 30 by way Of Evanston
instead Of Woodruff as Il Is nearer
Stock viii start on the 18th inst from
Bountiful, the 10th from Morgan and
go by way OF Woodruff, arriving there
on the END Arrangements VIII be
made at Woodruff 10 take the cattle
from there 10 the Basin IN e herd The
stock must be well branded with per-
pendicular bar, six inches long for cat
tie and three inches long on horses
Brand 90 be placed near the top OF the
left shoulder Work horses 10 be
branded likewise with hair brand.
Scrapers can be purchased az better adj
vantage az Bridger Montana. There
should be IS In tongue scrapers and
can be had Cor about $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

London, April Z, i:O5 p. ms-Lord
Roberts reports 10 the war Office as
follows:
"Bloemfonteln, Friday April s-The
casualties at Reddersburg were:
Officers kllled-CaDt r. g. Casson
and Lieut.. c. II. Barclay. both Of the
Northumberland
'Wounded-Two. Captured-elght.
Non-commissloned officers and men
killed, eight: wounded. 80; the rest
were captured.
"our strength was i67 mounted in
fantry and i2s infantry. The enemy was
said to be 5000 strong. with FIVE guns"
BRABANT THREATENED.
London. April 2, 1885 p. m.--The Beers
are In force at Wepener north Of
smithheld. Orange Free State. aud are
threatening Gen. Brabants colonial d.
vision. the main body Of which, with
the artillery, Is IN at Wepener
A telegram which left Maseru, Basut-
GLAND, north Of Wepener at midnight,
describes the Beers as being In great
force and as afraid 10 make a frontal
attack, but II is added, they were en-
deavorlng TO turn the British position
by crossing the Basuto frontier By a
road skirting Caledon river. which
emerges south Of Wepener.
BAsUTos EXCITED.
The Basutos are excited. Assistant
Commissioner Grifths, with a force Of
police left Maseru Friday. going where
the Beers are about 10 trespass, and
the tribesmen engaged for railroad
work al Bloemfontein are deserving 20
protect their villages
Reports reach Maseru almost hourly
Of Boer activity in the Orange Free
State.
The latest unofficial dispatch from
Bloemfonteln dated Thursday says
BoERs ACTIVE,
"T-he Boers continue TO show great
activity and numbers Of British troops
are arriving daily
The alleged III treatment Of the
farmers who gave up their arms has
called TO the front the Friend OF the
Free state, published by the CORES
pondents under military supervision"
In its comments Il says:
When the question or settlement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
USING FORCE
ON THE CHINESE.

London, April IA special dispatch
nom Shanghai announces that the
american British, French and German
A. r','''efs have sent a Joint note 10 the
, slils'e foreign Office demanding the
wa suppression Of the society Of
s.1't within two months. and an
s-l,'ng that otherwise the powers
,-.Auoned VIII land troops and march
~ '' .as Interior northern provinces,
Am y !uhs and Chill. In order to secure
~. '1'e'y Of foreigners.
according to the same dispatch the
A. '''''au Italian and French legations
~ now provided with naval guards
a. Taku ~ 'N'p'
h. s Nuh Yin viceroy OF Lang Kiang
sss s aaa three audiences with the dow
az ~ empress relative to the emperor
v1. - 10 Is believed he has Impressed her
D'4lesiy TO power ''''0i' nus Ms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

comes, those who are responsible FOR
the outrages win be called 10 account.
I'VE show lenigncy and tolerance to-
wards rebels and We expect our exam-
pie 90 be followed by those directing
the cnemys affairs. We stall exact
from the two presidents fun Ieparauon
for cruelty and humanity
The army people at Bio amfonteln
are depending on water draw from the
wells,
ROBERTS BEING CRITICISED.
The afternoon papers are unsparlng
In their criticism Of the military dis
positions permitting 900 men to be isO-
lated and captured.
The ST. James Gazette and Globe
dwell with aneering emphasis on the
unfortunate occurrence
IN England says the Gazette, I'VE
can but sit stlll and woader what viii
next happen"
Sergeant Major Broker, who, II now
appears, escaped from Pretoria with
Captain Haldane and Lieutenant Lem
eseurler has reached Lorenzo Marques,
lie lost bis companions at Glands river,
obtained a situation as bar man az q
railroad station and eventually made
his way 10 the frontier.
LOST 1000. REINFORCED BY 1000.
A small contingent Of gunners from
the British battleship Monarch left
Capetown for Bloemfonteln Friday.
Though Lord Roberts lost over
thousand men this week. he Is stronger
relatively as four times as many men
have been landed at the Cape.
CAPTURED 200 BoERs.
Carnavon. Cape Colony. April cit Is
reported that 200 insurgents who were
not aware that Sir Charles Parsons
had occupied Kenhardt. rode into that
place and were captured BY the Brit
ish troops.
The Canadian artillery has returned
here from Van Wyck's Ylei
TAKEN BY coLoNIAI.s.
Allwal North. Cape Colony Friday.
April 6-The colonial division az
Wepener has captured i've prisoners
and 400 rifles
The royal Irish rifles are falling back
on Beestekral from Rouxyllle
The Beers are reported TO be moving
cast and west ofRouXville and a number
Of them are reported sixteen miles down
the Orange river.
A town guard Is being formed here,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
MKNIGHT STILL LIVES.

Mr.. Rue Mcknight OF this city re-
celved word this afternoon from Yernal.
Utah, TO the effect that his brother,
James Mcknight. who on Thursday was
reported to have been fatally shot, was
improving and that he was being cared
for by Harris, the man who inflicted
the wound. The bullet entered Mr.. Nc
knights body near the kidneys. lie
was taken 10 LAHORE yesterday FOR
treatment and there Is now hopes for
his recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
TEXAS NEWSPAPER WOMAN.

The .News" this afternoon received a
pleasant can from Olive Il. Ice, editor
and publisher OF Lees Texas Magazine.
Tho lady visited salt Lake last summer
ma Mad much pleased with what she
ss,g arl heard here and on heI return
boma published an interesting account
nf bar frIp through Utah. She Is now
rstgrring rom the Poetic coast ana
storrs8 over en route Tor The purpose OK
coiiartirc data for an article 90 be de-
yot.3 exclusively 90 this city and Ito
nsSria. The lady is stopping at the
Kpufgford and viii leave for Colorado
on Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
ACCUSED OF EMBEZzLEMENT
Judge Timmony issued Warrant for
the Arrest Of L. L. Shaw

A warrant Tor the arrest 9f L. 7.
shaw was issued today by Judge TIM
mony shaw who IS In ogden. is ac-
cused Of embszlIng i5j trome one Rob
ert pearce. To Is alleged that Pearce
gave shaw the amount stated TO take
TO doctor and he appropriated Il 10
his own use.
The warrant Tor shaw was placed IN
tho hands 1f Sergeant Brown who went
40 ogden this morning for the alleged
efubazgltr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

" and requirement. There IS also room
FOR much Improvement in our social
conditions, as a people. In much OF
our social Intercourse there Is no profit.
because II leads us away from the
spirit Of the Lord. There are gather
inGs. however, that are profitable, and
al which the Spirit Of God may be
present A great many matters are
carried out by means Of programs, In
q "cut and dried" form. There is a
liability 10 run into excess In this d.
rectien. There are many , directions
IN which the people may improve. In
relation TO the law or tithing. those
who honestly conform 10 Il viii be
blessed and shall not be diminished IN
their means The Saints should never
neglect their family devotions In the
morning and IN the evening The per-
Torrance OF this duty Is preservatlve
Of the family organization and produc-
tive Of a devotional spirit in the homes
u the people
The choir sang:
Let the mountains shout Tor Joy
and the congregation Joined IN singing
the poXology.
Benedictlon by Patriarch John Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
M'AFEE ARRESTED AGAIN.
He Had S473.95 On His Person When
Taken in by the Police.

This morning officer Johnston arrest
cd Pat McAfee, a miner. who has fig
ured more or less in police circles for
different offenses for several years past
It is said that McAfee has again been
beating his wife and the matter is be-
ing Investigated.
when arrested, Mac had on his person
NI395. He Is the same man found IN
a drunken sleep Ga a ro0mlng house by
Detective Sheets some time ago, hav-
ing In his possession az the time some-
thing over $4,000.
McAfee was prosecuted once before
for beating his VIE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
CLUE TO MURDERERS.
1t is Believed Slayers Of the Penney's
Have Been Located.

II is believed the murderers OF W. e.
Penney and his son, George. have been
located sheriff Howells is In receipt
Of information from a nelghborlng
state. and interesting developments are
looked for In a few days
The Penneys started out from their
home IN Willard county on a prospect
ing trip about six months ago. and
have not been heard Of since. II is
believed they We're murdered IN the
iesert.
The sheriff OF Mlllard county IL work.
ng with Sheriff Howels on the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
VISITED BY A TIDAL WAVE.
Oyster HarbOr Suffers Heavy Loss from The
Flood,
CoalinE Wharves Destroyed, and
Eight Loaded Cars swept
Into the Sea.

Victoria. B. c., April Later infor-
nation from Ladysmith (oyster Har-
bor) is 70 the effect that the tidal wave
yesterday destroyed the collier loading
wharyes after backing up the waters Of
the bay Eight loaded cars went with
the long wharf and II will be fort
night before the damages can be re-
paired.
There were no fatalities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

Children arrived in shoals throughout
the morning from all parts Of the coun-
try 20 attend the fete In Phoenix park
The streets were full OF picturesque
professions OF boys and Girls, all the
children carrying small union jacks,
probably for the first time In their lives.
They were In charge Of priests, sisters
ard teachers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
AGED WIFE SEEKS RELIEF.
Mrs. McGufie, aged 81, Sues for Sep
arate Maintenance.

Mrs. Isabella McGufiie. a woman 81
years old, filed a separate maintenance
suit against her husband. James Nc
Gufiie. in the Third district court to-
day. The parties were married hfty-
one years ago. In her complaint Mrs.
Mcduiile accuses her husband Of gross
cruelty. AT one time. she states, they
were worth S2l 600 but by reason Of
McGufiie's dissipation Il has dwndled
down 20 1900, Plaintiff asks for half
Of this sum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
boo b a Madrld storr.

Madrid, April LII Is announced
that the minister Of war. Gen. Polayieia,
has received an official dispatch from
Manila. announcing that many Span
iards residing al Manila desire 10 return
TO Spain ION account OF the spreading
OF the Filipino Instruction In the ISL
and OF IukOn"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
Move for Writ OF Error.

Frankfort, KY, April lex Gov,
Bradley and other attorneys for Re,
publican Gov. Taylor will so before
Chief Justice Hazelrigg this afternoon
with a motion for a writ Of error TO
the Supreme court az Washington in
the contests over the Office Of governor
and lieutenant governor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

,.,,,r Tex, April IA cloudburst
'.n,,sd today and the entire country
me colorado river here rose eleven
LIN three hours and is still rising at
=. ate OF ,hree feet an hour
ne storm was the most terrific on
..-sr5. sweeping everything before It,
Train WRECKED AND BURNED.
bridge ON the international and
o,,, Northern railroad, seventeen
~. north OF here. was washed out,
srssklng the st. Louis south bound
,r,snon Bali train. The engine, mail
~. one passenger coach and one
...ser were ditched. 4 number Of pao-
X. an reported burned, but the list OF
,.msliles mas not been obtained. The
S,~aee from the storm TO this section
ribs State will amount TO hundreds Of
Thousands Of dollars.
DAMAGE Is GREAT.
Another food Is feared, as the cloud
m. q In the path OF the Immense
s,s5 n last spring which wrecked so
~ssy million dollars worth Of property.
M Austin and Northwestern rail-
rad opera,ing 20 the northeast from
is-s along The Colorado river ridge Is
A serious loser as a result OF four
b-iges being washed out and much
rack washed away no trains are be-
he operated today.
An sections tributary 90 the Colorado
fyg report great damage TO property
loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
Usenhrmed rumors say that a fam
ny O SIX negroes living on shoal river
vea q here were drowned People
living 20 he bottoms had 90 leave their
homes be water having flooded them
% be depth o. three feet
Reports rom Conch0 river above
herr are that the worst storm ever
horn IN that section Is now raging
there attended by loss Of lie and
prsr.y. All the water falling there
vii agYe % pass Austin and Il Is feared
Dat tie cltys million and a hali water
sri ght plant and dam Will suffer for
b. water ls now within two feet Of
De Danger mark
TOWN SWEPT AWAY.
Dallas Tex. April IA disastrous
n1storm has prevailed for the last
iArel days. The worst results have
ben 10 western Texas. The town OF
NaieUalley on the Concho river in Tom
Green county is reported entirely swept
away
Ths 900 inhabitants fed 90 farm
houses on the highlands.
Considerable property losses we're sus-
u.ret on farms and cattle ranches by
h.s oysrfowIng Of the Concho.
Ihe Brazos The Colorado, the Trinity,
tll ihe.r branches are all rising.
Ihe railroads suffered "A good deal by
qe1ls but as the rain has not ceased
us regular trahic Is expected TO be re-
slnsi today
RAILROADS IN GREAT TROUBLE.
81 Louis April IA special 20 the
ny Dispatch from Dallas, Texas, says;
me Brazos river az Waco has risen
YEA ieet today and Is still coming up,
a. j also the Trinity at Dallas. Rain
s sul falling over the State. All tele-
lhons and telegraph lines are IN trouble
v'ause of the high water and railroad
''.lns everywhere delayed or tied up.
bulletin received from Bastrop at
noon says
colorado very high. Water running
we railroad at Fayette and wash
Is away much property. The Brazos
I ,l,. AZ Ealey Is rising rapidly and the
, ns.e y now running into the waiting
~, !. % Of the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
Is depot as Bastrop."
~ German the Leon river Is as high
p" curing the food Of July 4, 1899. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
LAMBOURNE WINS.

The Jury in the case Of George f.
Lambourne against John Halhn re-
turned a verdict this afternoon finding
for the plaintiff In the sum on $3.50.
The suit was 10 recover 5000 for al
leged services rendered the defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
ASHANTI WAR
IS OVER GOLD.

Accra, British Gold Coast Colony,
April 6,-The situation In Ashanti is
unchanged.
A Coomassle runner reports that all
the Ashanti tribes are in arms, the
king OF Bekwai alone remaining loyal.
Il is believed that the Ashanti Golden
Stool has been found, and that the ris-
ing Is due to the endeavor OF the COVER
nor Of the colony. Sir Frederic Mitchell
Hodgson, TO take possession OF H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
Ernress Trnin Wrecked.

Dallas. Tex, April 1.-THE southb6nud
express train on the International and
Great Northern railroad was wrecked
this morning near Mcneil Ii Is not
known whether the wreck Is OF a seri-
Gus nature as wire communication Is
interrupted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07
Arrested q nehnlter.

oroT, francisco April 7.-Waler +.
ADAM Ine detaulung cashier OF the
Clio Who W. company az Dayton.
ar tall. ~ mat city on October 9th
poraUor,- WIN him 5000 OF the cor
ns an, money has been arrested in
Broole, u ne had registered al the
] Haii,t h9,el under the name OF Il.
simI.tet 9ut when taken into custody
nadr " .ls Identity and said he was
g1tnessY ~ BACK and face the conse-
raaev 49,. stated that as all OF his
isnri. sas gone he had made two an.
hg spo,s suicide and was contempiat-
'''AsF when be was apprehended.