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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15
WEDDINGS.
Wedding sflver-Mermod g Jaocard.s

Wedding Sfiver-Mermod q Jaccard's.
Miss Bessie 7. Hardin Of No. s55s Pine
street and Mr.. Bernard G. Graham of
OF the bride Thursday morning at o'clock.
The Reverend John E. Cannon of the Grand
Avenue Presbyterian Church performed the
Mrs. Graham is the daughter of Mrs. Han
Louis from Kentucky. The couple departed
Thursday for q short tour, and will reside
at Frankfort, KY.
One Of the weddings Of the week was that
Of Miss Frances Jaeger, daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Jaeger, to Walter sefber Reynolds,
81 te Fsseg
Harty of4oiatinS. Miss Dollie Reynolds was
maid Of honor and Miss Ida Gass brides
Mr. Durward Jordan groomsman. The
bride wore white mousssiine de sole, tulls
ven. and carried white roses and sweet
we're sowned @ T IN French % lawn a and noss earried
At A5f.eE srsagEsass e gst W; anf Mrs., Rel;
Niil b nt home e their friends At No lsSs
s%S % S h:. gsps aS q s.yno ssyn ssrs S.r Ms Hsg s
T nd Miss Be Bessie i1i asyasrd 81 81 aess1il asSsa M GS
N. and Nh stanley Msgpsrd. @ ny Mas sTI, Eiis,
Keough and Mise Luay Wooirsan.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Morris ANNOUNCE
the engagement OF their daughter, Nellie
p. 70 Mr. John Henry Martin. Jr.. the we'd
ding to take place June "a.
w, When arranging for your credit for sor-
City BY procuring your letter from Missis-
sippi Valley Trust Company, which issues
its own obligation. payable IN any part Of
the world.
On Wednesday evening, June Is, at
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes wild be mar
ried to Mr.. Charles A. Jones at the home
Of the brides parents, No %a Ksokuk
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM WEBSTER.
Society Stationery-Mermod & Jaccard's

Mrs. c. w Ferguson and daughter. Edith.
left Tuesday for Eureka Springs. Miss
Grace Ferguson is in Bloomington. Ill,
visiting 2 school friend.
Miss Eloise Bristol. VINO taught at Kala-
mazo. aiicn.. last year. has sailed for Eu-
rope.
SGr. and Mrs. Charles Fem of St Louis
spent Sunday with Webster friends.
Mir Over Il. Holmes of Yonkers. Y y,
visited Mr.. Edwin Tickner this week.
Among N" Webster peOpls who took the
Line In Mckinley excursion 10 Springfield
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wright, Mr. Ralph
W. Mills. Mr.. Drew. Misses Carrie and
Pauline Graham. Judge and Mrs. H. c.
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. G. w Miles
Edward Rhodes IS home after d year at
Columbia.
Hswder Schuyler will visit his aunt Mrs
Gordon Land in Colorado. this summer
Misses katherine Siddy and Harriet Deam
with Miss Sidnay Price of ST Louis re-
turned Tuesday from house party, lasting
several days. at the home os Miss Alice
NetCaife at Piasa. III.
''Eoosiernes.'' a club OF fifteen st. Louis
ladies': VINO are either natives of Indiana or
have lived there number of years with a
breakfast Monday morning. Tables were set
on the. lawn. Mrs. Charles D. Hirst. as
oastmistr5ss, proposed The following: "Our
Native State" responded to by Mrs. H. J.
Grimm: our Adopted State Mrs. H. B.
Handel; Our Ciub.' Mrs. Merritt H.
Marshall. Jr. Mrs. !. f. Gies,er among
the guests According TO the custom of
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15
MIsCELLANEoUs FUNCTIONS.

MRS. H. A Engelhardt of No. 1886 Cali:or.
MA avenue, celebrated her birthday Mon
cay, June y Refreshments were served at
2:S9 o'clock. after which donkey party
followed Mrs. Wiess, Mrs. Be:z Miss
Htoizwartn t t were the prize winners. The
and sweet peas.
Among those present were:
Mesdames-
Vormehr, 2 Eichorn.
saunshauser HarnageI,
Weidner MengeT.
Mast, Hi1land,
Beltz, Behr
Malzoeck, Weiss,
Holzwarth,
Idle Hobswarth, Helen EneeIbardt
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Smith. assisted by
in honor of Grover Il. Smith, No. ais Nor
East. -ioin '"'
The guests were as follows:
Misses
Minnie Martin, Wilma Bringman,
Lena 9artin. Alice Long.
&. n. Eolte Lewis H. Scnwan.
Thomas Cummings. r. Mckay.
We have magnificent collection of Belt
silver, Gun Gun "a Metal and Silver Plate, at
cards. Broadway and Locust.
"A moonlight entertainment was given by
Masters John CAM and Ray Henry on
Thursday evening at their home No sSOS
Iowa avenue The lawn was prettily dec
The children who participated with songs
anu regulations were: Lillian Lineke Isabelle
Henry Irene Fshl. Jane Ganz Ella Studt
Eaia Scnmerran. John CAM and Ray
Henry; fnd tableaux by Irene Fehl ana Lii-
Ian Iineke. The parents OF all the
cniidren pronounced the evening a success.
A musical was given Sunday evening
Jnns az the residence Of Mr. william 4.
Groiock, NO. 5ee Eads avenue, In which
number OF soIoists participated. Among the
numbers OF the evening were: Robert
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officiating. Miss Florence Hughes will be
bridesmaid. Mr.. F. Jones will act best
man. The young couple will be at home
after July Is at No. 3l22 Chippewa street.
Miss Birdie Wickeuden of No. 43O7 West
Belle place is to be married June 20 to Mr..
George 3. Fuller of Detroit.
The Quickest train to Boston
No. 10 via Big Four, leaves st. Louis
n:30 p. M, arrives Boston 10:l5 q. m.
The wedding of Miss Edith Anna Will
liams and Mr.. John N. Stuart will take
place next Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of the brides mother. After the
ceremony there will be a reception from s
till 10 o'clock. The bride is a daughter Of
the young couple will depart for the North
on a honeymoon trip. They will be at
home after July 16 at No. iSli Vista avenue.
Mrs. Ellen Higgins OF Fort Wayne. Ind,
has announced the engagement of her
daughter, Alice Marian, to Ralph p. Tay-
lor of London, England, formerly of st.
Louis. The wedding viii take place at L,iv
erpool the latter part OF this month. Miss
Wayne. and also In st. Louis. where she
has frequently visited. Mr.. Taylor is the
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. p. Taylor.
He has been connected with the James
Stewart Company OF this city for several
years. and Is now manager of the London
branch Of the company. The bride-elect.
accompanied by her aunt Miss Alice Jay,
left New York for England yesterday and
the parents Of the prospective bridegroom
They will be accompanied by several friends
of the family.
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MAPLEWOOD, MO.

Mermod & Jaccard's-Broadway and Lao-
Gust.
Mrs. S. ]. Soaring of Flora avenue left
last week for Pueblo Colo, where she will
remain durin0 the summer.
Mrs. Jessie F. Hutchings has returned to
her home in Maple boulevard, after a visit
to relatives in Owersboro. Ky.
Mr.. c. H Phelps and family of Fraser
Park are visiting in Carthage. Mo-
Mrs. James Murray is home again from
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SOCIAL CLUBS.

The "Economicar' Euchre Club. contrary
to the intent Of its cognomen. extravagant-
ly ended the seasons meetings last Satur-
ke LAX oa hs trolley T car 9 xn
esting diversion during. the trip was the
presentation OF handsome watch and
H. Conway, as a testimonial from the
members for her efficient services. The
party returned to their haIl at Delmar and
Taylor avenues, where Their meetings had
been held. and refreshments were served
and prizs awarded. Those participating
were:
Mesdames-
Walsh
j. H. Conway, Frank Rapp.
Fred Conway, Charles Taylor,
H. ]. Goebbels Charles Tumlef
Bart Clifford Clayton Holl.ngsheat
William Sprag que Oliver Barron
AMBROSE Lynn, Charles Egglsston.
Joseph Chamberlain.
Fine Diamonds-Mermod & JaccarPs.
The .oriole Euehre Club gave an outing
Ing. The members 1 arst W saw the opera, xss After
which a rambie through the Midway was
enjoyed. Supper was then served at the
wam wesn asd as piSan Xt.sr sap
per the club adjourned to the switchback
to the trolley M oar. S Which had S bean svsa char.
tered for the occasion, and finished up the
evening Amorg those present were,
Misses
Alma Kaitwasser, Gertrude Chaney.
Beatrice Sutter, Lydie Kaltwasset
Olgo KaTlwasser, Clemea,ce Nervtn
Messieurs-
Eugene Diran, Malcolm Mattick
julius Mattick William Ksltwas-
Albert Kaltwasser, ser.
Otto Rauch
Society people like the Kntcherbooker spe-
cfai via Big Four. St Louis to New York
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mira Charles EiIrsr has az her guegty
Nrs- J. @ Willbrand OF St. Charles. Ma
Mss Hsttss q. Eay departed wednesday
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French Division of Chart Club will
meet Montay. Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday In the Parlor of Nonsectarian
week, at g a. m. Professor Louis Brenque
is In charge. Ladies presiding Will be Mines.
Frank Shelton. Charles Baxter. Maria l.
Johnston. Theodore Shelton. Charles H. An
dsrson. George Lily and Misses Ballard.
Hemp. Higgins. Moo-s and Thompson.
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Mrs. Otto Raymond Tasche is entertain
vile. Tenn. Mrs. Carter was formerly Miss
Rubey Miller Of st. Louis Mrs. Tasche ex-
poets I? return 10 Nashville with her sister
some time in july.
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The following young ladies' of the South
Side attended shirt waist picnic last
Sunday at Creve COeur Lake: Misscs Adele
Lahrman, Lavena kcet a.. Louise LAIR
man. Anna Braun. Emma Fischer. EEl-au
Browne, B. Lahrman. II. LahrrnaC.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen and little Gaugh-
ter OF Washington DO l.eyard departed
Wednesday for French Lick Springs Mr..
Allen will spend the summer In Atlantic
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

The ladies especially like the safe-deposit
vaults Of the Nississinui Valley Trust Com
pany for the reason there are no sts.s 10
climb or sllls over which 70 stumble Boxes
IS and upward per annum.
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Cleveland q

The Pastime. Jr.. viii depart June 20 for
a two weeks outing at Peoria. Bssrdstnwu
and Kampsville, III. In the party are the
Edna Evans, Nellie Stewart; the AIess-s.
William F. Robinson. Kerle FordyCe, Paul
Herchenbach and Lieutenant Nasey.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Miss Sadie Albertson of No $3.50 Olive
street is visiting friends in the East.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mrs. Carrie Wishart Reaer, who has been
Ill for severa! weeks at No. 1923 Finney
avenue. has gone TO EIdOTado Springs, Mo.
for few weeks rest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Fflbert and son
formerly of St. Louis. now of Kansas City
arrived last Y eek for a visit to Mr.. and
avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mrs. ]. Brooks johnson. and the Misses
Johnson departed for the East Friday even
ing via the Wabash. They VIII summer in
the mountains Of New England.
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s-rs s D. Winter Of l2A Westminster
place is entertaining her niece. Ms Bescie
Blanton OF Frankfort ky.
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Mrs. ]. J. McGrane accompanied by her
son. J. J. McGrane, Jr., are visiting in Mar
shall, Mo.
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Mr.. and Mrs Cullen Battle and sister
Miss Edna Earle PuGh. departed Wednes-
day for their cottage at Allenhurst. y. ].
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mrs. Samuel NJ. Fields and sons. Charles
and Sam, have returned to the city after a
sojourn at Citronville, Biloxi and New Or
leans.
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rake Bis Four tra!ns for cincinnati.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lauphecing ard
daughter, Pauline, S4i3 Lac,ede. Will be 1T
June Is. Sunday afternoon and even
ing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Morning. Noon and Night. Big Four trains
leave st. Louis FOR Cincinnati.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Several residents Of Lindell boulevard.
Westmoreland and Portland places are now
travelling in foreign countries on Letters
of Credit issued bv the Mississippi Valley
Trust Company. Write or call for full in
formation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs Charles u. Biehle who are
spending the summer at hirkwOOd will
celebrate their first wedding anniversary on
Tuesday evening, June il. Several friends
OF the hostess will assist i'll receiving:
Misses Frances Pursell. Alice Hadfelter.
Priester.
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. The most beautiful trains are those of the
Big Four 70 New York and Boston.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Doctor J. L. Plumner of Peoria, ILL.,, has
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

ruptial music proceeded the entrance of the
bridal party. The ushsrs were MessrS W al
ter J. and Harold Tracey. Mr.. Thomas B.
Sheridan served as best man, while MISS
, Grace Sullivan was maid of honor Inc
bride Was attired in very odd and beauti-
full robe of Oriental lace, made win noint-
Cd CVerSkiCt over white satin and carried a
b uIuet of white sweet peas Miss SulltVt1
Wore a fycCk Of point de esprit over SILK
and &51d carried bouquet of pink sweet peas;
The brides Sister, Mrs. II. ID. Frank, a
bride of last year, Wore her wedding dress,
q Renaissance robe over white silk and car
ried bunch of carnations.
After the church ceremony a dinner vas
enjoyed by several hundred guests a. the
home of Mr.. Michael Tracey. No. ill2 He
gone East on their honeymoon. On their re-
turn they Will go to housekeeping IN a ncv
home. the gift. of the brides father. The
couple received many handsome presents.
Among the guests at the bridal dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Tracey. Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. McDermott. Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Price.
John Farrell Mr.. and Mrs. Moore 4lr.
and Mrs. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Cappel AIR.
and Mrs. George keinlen;, Mr.. anG Mrs.
Coughlin. Kinney and Langan-
TELEGRAPH your friends you are coming to
Cincinnati via Big Four.
The operators of Sae Bell Telephone
Company were entertained last Thursday
evening ny Miss Josephine Chapman. The
evening nro"ed to be a merry one. with
many pleasant forms Of amusement. Plans
We're made by the guests present for hay
ride 10 Collinsviile on Saturday evening Of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Moreno entertained
Mrs. J. ". Scruggs of Memphis. who is
visiting Mrs. c. y. Cooper. No. ilS2 Me
PhersCD avenue. with trolley party to
Crcve CCcEr Lake yesterday afternoon. TIE
private car. Electra. was chartered and
after the ride. a supper was served at the
Moreno home. in W. stminster place. Among
the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Aymstead Mr.. and Mrs W. w Darien.
NIr. and Mrs. George Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. X. Ward
Mrs. Trnst NIichaelis. No. 1924 White
more place. Will Genart Monday, June l6.
for Germany. to visit her son.
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The Quickest train to Boston.
No. 10 via Big Four, leaves st. Louis
1:30 p. M, arrives Boston 10:l5 a. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mauk, No. 25n6 Bell
grade avenue, entertained friends on
"Wednesday. evening, in horor Of Joseph p.
Powers, who belongs to the crew of the
hattleship Brooklyn. Dancing and music
occupied the evening.
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The Quickest train to Boston.
No. 46 via Big Four leaves St. Louis
11:30 p. m, arrives Boston 1O:i5 a. M.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Finest engraved invitations for weddings
correct forms and styles. Samples and
prices furnished on application. Hess &
Culoertson. corner Sixth and Locust streets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15
Telecraph your friends you are coming to
Cincinnati via Big Four.

Mrs. Trnst NIichaelis No. 1924 White
more place, Will Genart Monday, June 16.
for Germany. to visit her son.
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officiating. Miss Florence Hughes will be
bridesmaid. Mr.. F. Jones will act as best
man. The young couple will be at home
after July 1s at No. 3l22 Chippewa street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Miss Birdie Wickeuden of No. 4307 West
Belle place is to be married June 26 to Mr..
George B. Fuller Of Detroit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

A box of 125 sheets of our Snow Flake
bend or silver gray writing paper. excep-
tCnally fine quality. and 125 envelopes to
match: price per box only S115. Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. William A Nicholson have
recalled the wedding invitations of their
daughter. Clara Belle. owing to the death
of MIR. Stones aunt. They have been uufet-
ly married in the East
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Miss Leona A Speiler gave a party
Thursday evening at her home, No. S30a
Morgan street The house was decorated
with red and white carnations and ferns
Miss Ella Bernhardt, dressed in white or
CANDY and white ribbons presided over the
punch bowl This party was given Il Miss
Spoilers graduating class of Grow School
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mrs. n D. Greengard and children will
go in few days TO Nova Scotia, where
they will spend the summer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick of Platte are now
occupying their new home at No. 1896 Sulli-
van avenue, Lindell place
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

The Misses Quarers of Webster Park
have returned from an extended tour of
the interior of the State. bringing home
with them Miss Virginia Smith. their
cousin, who will spend the summer with
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Every resident Of the citv of st. Louis
SHOULD have safe-deposit box Mississippi
Valley Trust Company vault is on first
to stumble
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence J. Doran and a
party Of friends will depart Wednesday
evening for New York, whence they will
sail for Europe on June %. They will re-
main about six months.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mrs. Nellie Hagerty F1nIgan. formerly of
St. Louis. who has been seriously i'll at her
nome in keokuk, Ia. is improving.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

We have magnificent collection Of Belt
Spckles and Pins, over 15O designs. IN Gold,
silver, Gun Metal and Silver Plate, at
prices from 50 cents to So Merrnod i Js6-
cards. Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Miss Gertrude Kelly of No 3159A North
Ghirteenth street will be married to Mr..
William NJ. Seitz on Wednesday. June Is.
at I p. M, by the Reverend Father Tracy
Kelly il well known in North st. Louis so-
ciety. They will go East on their honey
moon. On their return they will be at
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Before leaving on your annual outing
store your valuable in the vaults of the
Mississippi Valley Trust Company. Safe-de-
posit boxes IS and upwards per annum. and
special rates on sto age Of silverware. etc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Steen and dauGh-
ters of No. 5I3S Kensingtun avenue.
departed last week for Chautauqua, H.
where they will remain during the heated
term
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-11
YOUNG HENRY GRADY
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Mind Unbalanced and q
Physical Wreck,
Left His Wife and Children at Norfolk
Five Days Ago, and Was Found
in New York

NEW YORK. Sept. I1.-Henry W
Grady. If. OF Atlanta. Ga. who disap-
peared FIVE days ago from Norfolk, Va,
where he was visiting with his wife and
for whom an alarm has been sent all
over the country, and who was discov-
cred in this city yesterday by friend.
is in a serious condition
Mr. Grady is in an enfeebled condi-
ton. He was dazed, unable to account
for his presence here, and with extreme
effort could recall his own name. In the
meantime the sufferer is being cared for
in private sanitarium.
With his wife Mr. Grady was in New
York last week visiting relatives and
friends. He was then in the best Of
spirits, and, so far as was known, his
health was perfect. On Friday in Nor
folk. on the return home. Mr.. Grady told
his wife that he would go across the
river 20 have their tickers extended. He
failed to return From the first his
friends asserted that he had either met
foul play or had wandered away while
under temporary alteration.
Others who have long known Mr.
Grady we're sent for. but no one was able
TO arouse him from his heavy lethargy-
On inquiry he said his name was Grady
and he mumbIed something about Bos-
ton. indicating that he thought that he
was in that city. He also spoke OF try
ing 10 find q boat TO take him home
Mention of his wife and baby had nc
effect on him
When found in this city his appearance
indicated that he must have been wan
dering ever since he left his wife las
L--=-
five days growth Of beard and, though
he is by nAture scrupulous in his per
soEal appearance. he was unkempt in
the extreme He was emaciated. and
though he refused food he had the phys
icai appearance OF one who had tasted
for a week
Physicians who examined him said that
il was impossible TO tell until after sew
eral days observation what chance he
has for recovery. Some CT them think
that he is in a serious condition and
that care will be required TO return him
TO health under the most favorable con
Jiitions.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-11
HRRSHBIMRR RBTIVING
FROM suicide ATTEMPT
Condition Reported Better
at Emergency Hospital.
Railway Telegrapher of Rodney. W
Va, Turned on Gas in His Room
at National Hotel

The condition OF J. A. Hersheimer. OF
Rodney. W Va, who attempted suicide
in the National Hotel about II O'Clock
last night by turning on the gas jets in
his room, and closing both windows and
doors, WAS reported. by the surgeons at
the Emergency Hospital, as being slight
Iy improved this morning. His relatives
in Rodney have been notified of the af-
fair, and one of them is expected IN The
city today.
Had it not been for the watchfulnsss
Of the night clerk at the National Ho-
tel, Mr. Hersheimer would now be lying
in the morgue instead Of at the Emer-
gency Hospital. Shortly after IL o'clock
last night. the night clerk passed
through the hall on the second floor.
about the hour mentioned, and detected
strong odor OF gas. He traced it &c
Hersheimer's room, but was unable 20
arouse the inmate He then summoned
assistance, and when 1t arrived, the door
was broken down.
Hersheimer was found lying on the
bed still conscious. for the gas had not
had sufficient time in which to get in its
deadly work. Mr. Hersheimer. the clerk
alleges. admitted to him that he at
tempted to take his life
The ambulance was summoned. and
the attempted suicide taken to the
Emergency Hospital. where the sur
geons gave him medical treatment. Her
sheimer, according to the physicians,
tried TO XIII himself because he had had
a great deal of trouble with members o;
his family The man has been employed
as a telegraph operator on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for number of years
He Is about forty years OF age and IN
married
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-11

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