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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
1T PUrS THE SYSTEM I'M ORDER.

Begin the work right Cleanse the blood of impurities and get
your kidneys liver and bowels fighting trim. Through the
Peky Ash Bes the worlds greatest System Tonic and Blood
Purf you lay OF and energy that to the busy
worker valuable than gold Prckly Ash B is asace
u remedy for Kidney Diseases and disorders due to Bad Digestion
Relieves Boatng after eating, Wind the Stomach Indigestion
Heartburn Nervous Weakness Faint Feeling Dizziness
Half wnegsSiu of rcky Ash Bters night and morning for
NV HaYs, WI W " - VIC
rudy hue Of perfect heath Persons who during TIE prng
viii enjoy heath and cheuness through the hottest Weather
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
.SLATOR HAS WITHDRAWN
SIayden Now Joins Those Who Are
Assured of Reelection.
FIGHTS ON IN SEVEN or THE DISTRICTS.
Convention in the Twelfth viii Be Lock-
ed Between Three CandIda.es-SN-
tcenth 10 in Much Doubt.

Lllno. Texas, May 11--Judgc NJ. ID. Slater
has withdrawn from the iace for congress
IRON the Fourteenth district. This leaves
the field clear for ]. L. Slaydea of San
Antonio for reelection.
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The congressional situation now stands:
First Di.trict.-John L. Sheppard has no
opposition.
seconds. B. Cooper viii be reelected
third congressman De Grafrenred and
Judge russell are now fighting Tor hNuf-
man county.
Fogrth.-t, B. Randeil viii be reelcctla.
Flfth-J i Beall OF Els has w.n out.
SiNth.-in doubt between SIP akcr x. H..
IWLCe Of Navarro anu scott lid of Rob
erlson' BLazoa and Llmeat ne ooInties are
s1tcnth.-A, W. Gregg Of Anderson and
H. y; Num q Houston oountT are tIe
OBJ osiug candidates.
A. ,h.-G F.. Burgess b a cnar ii III.
Irnth.-A. y. Bmleson is T. : ano,l e.
Eleventh Fails county j, TO dceld, he.
tween X. !. Henry AMI G.. T.. 1BOlus in
tlG primaries 10 be he'd Jun Il
TNoltth- Tho ,onvcll ~ Wili TO- 10 'ked
between Gilhhpi ~ rarrut rolai extef
OF John, ON ana Riddle e Com he.
thirteenth John y S',phcuj y'n when
Potter oi Cooke withdrew.
Fourteenth. l.. SIayd wins as
tile ether canailatcs haze vi hArawn
nth.-LGnn l.. Garhtr al w IIc.and
j. u. llilTcil OF Gu daluJc ar, making a
Joint canvass
sixteenth Very much mixed ana no way
OF leillhg now the candidates stand.
Austin, Texas, May 1,..-Congressman
sia5 den arrived in town tonight from Bar
nett and leaves tomorrow for Washington
lis opponent. judge S,atur, ~ Liam.
county, has announced his withdrawal rrom
ln ia. ttul rfrIf ma tff NA.
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Comanohe County Convention.

Comanche, Texas May 10 Nominating
convention for Comanchc county: j. NJ.
Fros,cr, chalrman ! Thomas. secretary.
Committee on platform ana resolutions
made report. which was adopted Al
candidates for county oCNcc. were reno ~
mated J. NJ Rcrgor nominated for egls.
lature District attorney Forty-secoHd az
dicia district a. 5 Harwirk Congr SIS,
Ice Riddle Instructed for o. Spears for
Justice court ciyl appeals STATE OF Zee =
who have no opposition Hl rcuom.u rte l.;
railroad commissioner, Coluuiit; treasure,
Robbins; senator Arch Grinuau The dele
gates were instructed 10 vote as a unit at
ali conventions ana on all Important ques-
lions. The race for district attorney was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
WILLIAMSON COUNTY RESULTS.
Curtis Has Carried the County Tor Rail
road Commissioner.

Curtis Has Carried the County Tor Rail-
road Commissioner
Taylor, Texas, May 11.-lt has not been
POSSIBLE TO obtain returns OF yesterdays
primaries, but the present returns show
that in the contested State offices Robbins.
Curtis and s. Flsner were victorious.
Ice J. RoIntrec has carried the county fos
state senator by several hundred majority.
X. J.. Peen has an overwhelming majority
over L. I, Mcnrc for district Judge. j.
+ Neal for county attorney has u large
nljolity over the present incumbent j.
D. Hudson. Brewster for rouuty clerk an
CCpncli for sheriff won Ia a waIk Tho
races Tor district clerk ana assessor and
Treasurer and county superintendent are
yea In doubt, but indications pout fay-
orabIy to George Armstrong, Flanagan ami
llen'lton, respectively.
Battlctt, Texas, May 10. The vote IN TO.
days primaries ON contested offices Is:
Beckett IA. Robbins 1903; Curtis ri, Horns-
by T. Colqutt 81: State senator Rount.ee
20, Faubian a. district judge, r. l.. Peau
20, j.. r. Moore 80; county attorney, j
D. Hudson ll6 ]. T. Neal 40.
Huito, Texas, May 10 This box Instruct
cd In todays primaries as follows All
state officers without opponents full vote
ana FOR Robbins. treasurer, by 03 majority
| Quits. for railroad commissioner 80 ma
! joIty; Fisher, for court OF civil appeals
! 80 mGiuit y; Rountrce, State squGtor Is ma.
| tHlty; Penn. district judge, lg7 majority
| The box voted solid for plurality rule In
| county.
iheie was close vote in several Of the
| county offices.
Round Rock. Texas May 10, Boxes at
| Old and New Round Rock give majority 10
John W Robbins. Curtis, A. S. Fisher,
Lee j. RounHee II. l.. Penn J f. Neal
e. II. Gee ]. A Brewster. Connect ST.
! mons Flanagan. Jenkins J W. Ledhettrr
and C. c. Darlington carry precinct for
! Justice Of the peace and constable.
TAYLOR, Texas MAY ioThe primary eler-
Ton today was one Of much interest am
the contest for several offices was vegy
hot. Ianham, Neall, Bell. Lave, Terrell, Le-
feyre. Curtis Bnrleson williams. David
| hefween Fauhion and Rountree Is very close
but results not known. Pearson and Rob.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
Il tbo gabv IS cuttIno Teeth

be sure and use that old and wei tlel
remedy, Mrs. Wlnslows Soothing srrllp
for children teethng. 1t soothes the chilli
sottcns the gums, allnys all pain, cures
Wind collie and Is the best remedy ioi
dl0rrhoea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
collin County Conventlon.

Mckinney, Texas, May 1.-THE county
democratic convention met here Yesterday
afternoon. Delegates were elected to tle
state congressional. senatorial and judicial
conventions. The results Of the primaries
were officially declared r. Van Brown
was found to he the winner for tax colec-
tor instead OF H. X. Chaddlck, who was at
first thought to he successful.
The convention Instructed for +. W. Har.
ris for State senator; 7. Z. Byrd, second
choice,
r. T. Mangum was elected chairman ~
the county executive committee for the en-
suing two years.
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The Colorado County Well.

Rock Island, Texas. MAY TO- Tho oil
vel company which was drilling two and
half miles north of town, has sod thu
mnchuory to Mr. Bondcn md others AMI
II will he shipped to Fast ToNns. rho wei
was close to 1900 feet when they quit
with plenty OF gas mud little oil The tWo
companies interested have not vet decided
what they will do. They still hpvc the
derrick over the hoe and It Is 10 he hoped
they will put more machinery In.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
Work Reaun at Bio Hill.

Mont Belvau, Texas May 10. The
Higgins Standard oil company commenced
boring OF their first well nj this place
Mont Bclvieu. or Bar beg's HID today ut
II o'clock q. m. md went down about twcn
ty.tNo feet by II m The above compan}
has large holdings here. Land Is NOW $500
per acre on the hill and $50 to $500 some
distance ont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
waIknr conntv Prin1aries.

Huntsville Texas, May n.-Demo'ra'ie
primaries were held hero ana throughout
the county to elect county officers WIN
the following result County Judge Jonn
C. Williams; treasurer, w. H. No''Hl y
clerk. l.. +. Ball; tax assessor G. y nv
mint; fax collector w. G. JoseE.; sneTlu,
". NJ Brooks; district clerk, j. n, MnnI"'
iustlcc of peace precinct No. ], DiVG htl,'
doiub; comlrlsf Toner precinct No. J, T. ~,
Bert; constable precinct No. l. Walter Ben
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
MoCamrbsII WIthdraMg.

Corpus Christi Texas May lo-W. w.
McCampbcn OF Duyal county, candidate for
representative from the Niuety fourth dis
tIct. yesterday Issued u card announcing
his withdrawal from the rncp. This leaves
only two candidates IN the held Imon of
san patrlcio and Ntwbcrry OF this lNnecesl
county,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12
THE THIRD CUSTER
Is Expected in at Sour Lake Springs
To-day.

rs EIpected Uni ~ o0uT Lake oTTUTJs
Today
f. Il. SPOTS, vice president ma general
attorney for the Sour Lake Springs com.
pGny. left yesterday morning for Sour Lake
to attend meeting of the directors these
TO-DAY and also to he present at the annual
meeting of the Stockholders to be held nj
the same place tomorrow.
1t Is understood TINT the third Gushcr is
expected IN there today and II 81 al tlree
of the wells located on this company s
property will be gushed tomorrow fer The
benefit Of the stockholders IN atten lance
and others who may be present on that oc-
casion J,.f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-12

lies mile or the hill toward the CITY. hut
the whole, matter was a rumor and nothing
mere more, ana when The Post correspondent
Nc knew nothing positive about the well.
rs WIS irving to get oil OF the hill aud
y, ne secured u he felt sure Of DE gratitude
aud the fact that he owned n geod 10, ~
acreage In the Immediate vicinity would he
snInclent e reward him. He stated Gnu
pnaucaily tnat he had no rusher
~
Spindle Top was lively this morning. bat
ms AFTERNOON heavy rain came up IN
Kept back the usual large number Of sglt.
seers and there was but little doing. A
sooa many rigs were drilling and they keep
mostly the rigs on the Keith. Wnrd IF ,rt
and where the likelihood Of gas was cor.
fronting the drillers.
~
The arrival OF Governor Hoss Senator
Charles A. rowne Senator sabln aud otbe.
notables during the past week was the
cause OF considerable speculation and an
ing presidential election yenr all so,ts
and Kind, Of conclusions would have b o.
Jumped to, but this time 1t was simply III
BUSINESS. They are interested heavily ia
The Beaumont Gil fields and each happened
TO arrive In Beaumont about the mo ~
the month when statements are prera ed
and tho business of the ComnNn MES tho
are Interested In are ready fnt lnsppc, 10 J.
rms caused me singular appearance err
~ these distinguished people about the
same time. There was nothing but bus.
ness with any of them.
~
NJ. II. Bos was up from Port Arthur
day or two since and announced the lcca.
ton there Of another refinery Of hug, ir1-
portions when questioned by The re
correspondent as tc his plans or TIA o
10 do with It except that he W. Interested
N Port Arthur and was o. coisto mi,h
p.cltcd NJ Che proposed odll ion 10 thu ~
lie declined to state Just VIII, Inc pa (
but hc did state that II would liz hnrr'c II
completion rs rnpidly as pcs III @. Tl.s
viii make FIVE rchncrles for tn Port.
From prcscnt Indications there VIII bc
.ood many people at Sour Lake Tuesday
to witness the exhibition Of tho ncv cnshrr
with he additional incentive that there Is
likely TO be a well brought in ny the sonr
Lake Sptngs company while the people
are there. Tho activity Mt Sour Lake Is
becoming more acute. ond there VIII m
doubt be some very heavy investments
there In the near future. The L. Nj Guifcy
Petroleum company has closed contract
with the Atlantic and Pacific on company
fur 10000 barrels Of oil delivered to them
NJ Sour Lake. which Of course nccessitatcs
The building of a pipe line The Gulrcy
company has already ordered tho m1tcri9l
for The first $1,000 barrel tank and will
have the pipe line through in shor time
Tho contract for tho oil calls for the do
livery to he complete by January l. lAO3
SO TINT there Il really hut littlc time LETT
In which 10 &c, to work With tho ppc line
construction
The Lone star and Crescent oil com
nanv'r No. / was turned into tank from
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-12-22

Chas. Mcintyre, of North Beach, had
business in the city today.
Mrs. C W. Yana, of Westrort visited
Aberdeen friends over Sunday.
The thanks of the High school are due
to those who so handsomely aided their
entertainment, bv their attendance, and
are duly acknowledged by the pupils.
But their especial thanks are due, end
rendered to Miss Shields, 70 whose train
ing and careful attention the success of
the affair was due.
The Olympus theater will close its
shows after this week. Mr.. Coleman
says the action of the Musi clans Union
has raised the salaries of his musicians
to the vanishing point OF his profits, and
he feels under no obligation to run the
business for the pleasure of paying them
his total receipts.
The many Aberdeen friends Of Ms
Nellie Redinger the young pianeste. who
is in Oakland, Cal, proceeding with her
musical education, will be LEASED to
learn that she has Teen honoreu it'll
an offer of the position of assistant
musical instructor OF the California
University.
Quinault Tribe, No. II, Improved
Order of Redmen, announce their Third
Annual Grand Ball in Firemen's Hall,
on New Years eve. The Redmen are
noted for their hospitality on those oc.
casions, and, as the purpose OF this ball
is to assist in defraying the expenses of
the annual convention of the Great
Council OF the order in the state, IL e
general public should meet the PROPOSE
ton in liberal spirit. The presence of
representatives from all over the state,
of the Redmen and Fore sters next
spring will prove of no small benefit to
Aberdeen, in the way of bringing the
city to the notice of a large number of
prominent people.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-12-22

Judge Rice is still holding court in
town, hearing the case of the Grays Har-
Dor Boom Co. VS.. J. p. O. Loxnsdale.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ.
Peterson died Friday evening, after an
illness of few haurs. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon, services being
held at the Norwegian Lutheran church.
Marinus Hanson died Saturday morn
ing. at st. Joseph,s hospital. The de-
ceased leaves wife and six children in
poor circumstances. and with debt on
their modest home. a subscription will
be taken up during the week to defray
the immediate expenses of the family,
and pay off the debt on the dwelling.
A survey is now being made OF the
Quiniault Indian reservation. The en-.
tire 1000 acres is to be plated. When
the plats are filed, allotments of so acres
per capita will be made to the Indians
and the surplus Of about 100000 acres,
practically all timber land, will be dis.
posed OF as the secretary OF the interior
may see fit.
A valued correspondent from Cosmop-
oils sends us communication that
requires investigation before publication.
If 1.-THE of the story is true, and the
writer has our utmost confidence, it
proves that an inquiry by the anthracite
commission out this wav would not be
amiss. We shall allude to this matter
more fully upon proper investigation.
A years subscription to the HERALD
only costs $3.50, and would make very
acceptable Christmas present to your
eastern friends, who are asking you all
kinds of questions about this country.
Send them this semi-weekly typosraph
of the doings here, and they will be
able to form an intelligent idea OF your
surroundings. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-12-22

Eugene LaBrech moved his family to
Montesano, last week, where Mr.. La
Brech has an interest in the new saw
mill.
w. r. Macfarlane, district deputy,
and II. A. Hayes went to Vancouver,
WASH, Saturday, to institute lodge OF
Elks.
Congressman J. w. Fordney, OF Sagi-
nav, Michigan, visited Aberdeen last
week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Egerer.
j. d. Morehead is putting the finishing
touches on the new dwelling for J. j.
Green, on First, between c and D
streets.
Postmaster Campbell is keeping the
postoffice open until 7 o'clock these
evenings, to accommodate the Christmas
business
Midnight mass, Christmas Eve, at the
Catholic church. The church will be
decorated for the occasion and every
one is invited.
J. r. Underwood is putting on the fin.
ishing touches to his contract for the
plastering OF the new Market street
school house.
The two cottages erected by G. F.
Karshner, on the corner of Market and
X streets, have been finished, and are
being occupied.
Huber Karshner, principal of the
public schools at Orting, is in the city,
to spend the holidays with his mother
and other relatives.
George Weatherwax, duke of the up.
per Wynooche, is down spending the
holidays with Aberdeen friends, and
their name is legion.
The many friends of Mrs. N. G. Kauf-
man will be pleased to learn that she is
recovering her health rapidly, at the
Aberdeen General hospital.
The Oakville Cruiser and the SEMI
WEEKLY HERALD can both be had for
one year for 81. Orders can be handed
in to the Office OF either paper. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-12-22

Miss Bessie Jones, who has been at
tending school in this city, went to Elma,
Friday, to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Jones.
The first OF series of five games OF
ba 'ket ball was played at the High
school, Friday afternoon, the winning
team OF the series to be the school team
South Aberdeen subscribers to the
HERALD can have their papers delivered
at Shelley Bros South Aberdeen store
on the afternoon of issue if they so de-
sire. Leave word at the store, or this
office. tt
Attorney Griffin. OF Seattle, met with
those interested in Aberdeen tide lands
Saturday, and asked'a 81, 900 fee for the
case. A committee is looking up the
funds.
Evangelist Dean, who closed success
full series of revival meetings here last
evening. left this mo ming for Whatcom,
where he will be married during the
holidays.
The family of Fred F. Smith left this
morning for Sedro. Wooley, to spend the
holidays with the parents Of Mrs. Smith,
and where Mr.. Smith has a saw mill
interest.
The A. D. Wood residence was flooded
Thursday, by one of tie grandchildren
turning on water cock. Quite little
damage was done before the water was
turned off.
The Anderson & Middleton Lumber
Co. has decided to enter the redwood
field in California, and will build mill
with capacity of 100000 feet day at
Humboldt.
The Christmas Carol, rendered by the
High School pupils Friday evening, was
attended by large house, and the pro-
ceeds will aid materially in paying for
the school piano.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-12-22

VIM. Mace is nearly through with his
contract on the dwelling OF DR.. Schu-
macher, on F street, and the doctors
family will come from Wisconsin in the
early part Of the new year.
The little steamer Alert took couple
of passengers to Montesano, Friday,
without the knowledge of its owners.
To say they were warm aboutit, scarcely
does justice to the language employed.
West Shore Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, elected the following officers
Friday evening: Ii. A. Benham, II. p;
f. f. Eaton, X; P. F. Clark, S.; j. &.
Lewis, treasurer; J. w. Scamell, secre-
tary.
Drs. Smits & Mapes have moved their
office to the addition built to the Aber-
deem General hospital especially for
them, and a more up to date office for
physicians and surgeons would be hard
to find.
State Superintendent of Public In.
struction Bryan has announced the fol-
lowing dates for the eighth grade
examinations during the year 1903:
January 10 and 16; April and 10; May
81 and %.
The strange man who died suddenly at
the Pioneer hotel. Thurs lay, was buried
at the expense of the county. All that
could be learned Of him was that he was
about 40 years OF age, and was named
Vicenes Lavigne.
The Spy of Atlanta, to be presented at
the Hoquiam opera house, Dec. so, is
given under the aus vices OF the FOresters
of America, and over fifty people will
take part in the play, which is full OF
strong and patriotic features.
Several land contest cases were h. ard
in Olympia, Thursday, il which Aber-
deem people were i, terested. The con-
ties tant against Steve Goodwill failed to
put in an appearance, and the contest
against Frank Rhodes was settled.
The Spy of Atlanta is beautiful mill
tary drama, time of the late rebellion, a
story we'll toll of the North and the
South, with thrilling incidents of Ander-
sopville prison and death Of General
MCPHERSON. etc Don't mise It. Dec SO
In order to catch the afternoon mail
delivery, the HERALD will hereafter 60
to press at one O'Clock p. M, and copy
for publication must be in the Office by
nine M, on publication days, to ap.
pear in that issue.
The Christmas Carol presented by the
students of the High school, in the Nine
mire block, Friday evening, was com.
plete success, and netted $50 to the piano
fund Of the school. The large room was
filed with a pleased audience, and the
carol was exceedingly we'll rendered.
Supt. Linn has had the alley in rear oil
the HERALD Office put in excellent re.
pair. A small amount of labor and
material has placed the alley In good
condition for several years to come, and
the abutting property owners are please
that they will not have to pay for its
renewal, for while, at least.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-12-22
ALONG the Water front

The steamer Mansfield is loading at
the Aberdeen Lumber & Single mill
for San Francisco.
The schooner w. B. Jewett is at the
Anderson & Middleton mill, loading for
San Pedro.
The schooner Henry Wilson is at the
Wilson mill, loa1ing for San Francisco.
the schooner Espado is at the Dryden
& Leitch mill, loading for San Francisco.
The schooner Melrose is at the West &
Slade mill, loading for Santa Rosa ia,
Mexico.
The schooner Solano is at the Wilson
mill, loading for Sidney, New South
Wales.
The schooner Andy Mahony is at the
West & Slade mill, loading for San
Francisco. p, .s
The barkentine Chehalis lis at the
West & Slade mill, loading for San Pedro.
The schooner Falcon is loading for San
Francisco at the Weat & Slade mill.
The schooner A. J. West is loading at
the West & Slade mill for San Francisco.
The schooner Laura Madsen is at the
West, & Slade docks, loading for San
Francisco. ...
The schooner r. G. Slade is taking
lumber at the West & Slade mill for
Honolulu. .
The schooner Ariel is at the West &
Slade mill, loading for Sidney. New
South Wales.
The schooner w. J. Witzeman sailed
from the Anderson & Middleton mill,
Friday for San Pedro.
The ste inner Coronado sailed Friday
from the Anderson & Middleton mill
for San Francisco.
The schooner Fanny Adele is ct the
Aberdeen Lumber & Single mill, load
ing for San Francisco.
The schooner Alice Kimball sailed
from the West & Slade mill, Saturday.
for San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1902-10-18
AMBASSADOR MEYER ANXIOUS
TO RETAIN ITALIAN MISSION
WAITRESS SUICIDE
DUE To DESPONDENCY
Miss Dammeyer's Brother
Will Give Her Body Burial.

The body of Lena Dammeyer, thirty
years of age, formerly a waitress in
Berens' cafe. 927 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest, was found about s o'clock
yesterday morning, hanging Jy towel
from the door of her room at 629 E
Street northwest. Dependency is said
to have led her to end her life. Coroner
hewitt issued a certificate of death by
suicide.
Miss Dammeyer had been boarding at
always held aloof from the other room
ers. 1t is said that sh@ was native of
New York. Her bro hs :, Theodore Dam
meyer, will give the rey,Iains burial.
Last Seen Alive Thursday Night.
Miss Dammeyer went to her room at
IL o'clock Thursday night. and was not
again seen alive. 1t is supposed that
she fastened the towel about her neck
and kicked the chair upon which she
stood from under her. The following
note was found on the floor beneath her
feet:
Il know it will break my fathers
heart, but l cannot live this life any
longer. / must end it. There is no
other way out of my trouble. l have
made fool Of myself, wrecked my own
life and happiness. God knows what
have suffered. and 1 trust he will for
give me"