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forged TITLES OF NOBILITY.
Austrians Gust mers Included Many Proui.
nent Oflcials.

Special coNs D,Spa,oh n TIE Sun
VIENNA, Oct. 27-An extraordinary trial
has begun at Prague The accused il Alois
Muller ,on Mildenberg. who is described
as an economic expert. aged 81 wears He
Is charged with wholesale forgeries of bogus
titles Of nobility Twenty-thrcc separate
charge hav" been brought against him,
involving hundreds Of forgrries Of State
documents, rescripts of Ernpcrors. and GER
tif'cates Of births. marriages and deaths
His clients included MANY well-known
officials and 'riNaie citizens In one in
stance u wealthy resident of Prcssb,irg,
Count Balarion Clarkv. de.ired 90 obtain
the dignity of Imperial Chainhcrllin. which
requires the holder of tho Office to lie a
lineal descendant of sixteen noble ancestor,
Nildenberg undertook to furnish them for
the count. In another case the prisoner Is
accused of forging recscrpts of Emperor
Leopold The first II dated 1897 and the
other 1899
Inc aCcused's operations extended over
ten Yea, :. and il is belle, cd tha, he obtained
a'ge sums Of money. In one asc he de-
handed a fee Of c33aO
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APOLOGIZE OR STURGIS.
Assistant Counsel for chief Croker Leaves
Court Room After WranEle.

There was a wrange at the trial Of Fire
Chief Edward +. Croker yesterday between
John j. Delany, Cookers counsel, and his
assistant. Lawyer Augustine Ledwith on
one side. and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Whitman and Commissioner Sturgis on the
other.
The trouble arose when Mr.. Whitman
was examining Daniel Mahoney, the en-
gineer at the Park Avenue Hotel al the
time Of the fire He asked the witness if a
piece Of CARPET which had been taken from
the hotel elevator shaft was not Charred
by the fire.
No: it is weather beaten" the witness
answered.
Mr.. Ledwith grinned as the Assistant
Corporation Counsel looked at him. Mr.
Whitman asked the Commissioner 10 main
tain the dignity of the courtroom by re-
uucsting counsel on the other side not TO
laugh and giggle when he was examining
witnesses.
Do you allude to me?" asked counsel
for the defence.
NO. sir: refer to your associate, Mr..
Ledwith"
Il have observed indicat ions Of levity
on the part of the associate counsel and
insist that it cease remarked the Com
missioner.
Mr. Delany said that all the lawyers
in the room were competent TO judge
whether they might smile or not
Il demand that this young man shall not
attempt 10 make fool of me in court and
make fool of himself in so doing. declared
tine Assistant Corporation Counsel,
Mr. Ledwith arose and began 10 assert
that he knew more law than the Assistant
Corporal ion Counsel and also knew how to
behave himself. He was stopped by the
Commissioner. who ordered him to be
seated Mr. Delany got up and the Com
missioner ordered him to take his seat He
refused to do SO and asserted that no as-
sumed responsibility for what his associate
had said and done.
Your associate must apologize or leave
the courtroom" said the Commissioner.
Mr.. Delany said he did not expect his
associate To apologize as he had not been
guilty Of any offence.
Mr.. Iedwith left the room and Mr.. De-
lanv wanted 10 get on record that his
clients interests were injured by the COM
pulsory retirement of one Of tho counsel.
The Assistant Corporation Counsel objected
and tho Commissioner ordered tho remarks
stricken from the record.
Then the taking of testimony went on.
Several witnesses testified that they saw
sparks from the armory fire fall on the
hotel previous 10 the start Of the fire there.
The trial was adjourned ill Friday.
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THE PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY.
He Receives visitors In Ills once Con.
CALCULATIONS and Flowers.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27-President Roosc-
welt received visitors in his office this morn
ing for the first time since the injury 10 his
leg, which confined him to his room on the
second floor Of the jackson place house
This il the Presidents forty fourth birth
day anniversary Several members Of the
Cabinet and many other person. called on
him during the morning 10 extend their
congratulations and many baskets Of flow
ers were delivered at the house, Some of
them were on the Presidents table while
he was receiving lie visitors this morning
Many packages containing birthday pres
entS were also delivered and were handed
over to Secretary Cortelyou for exainiua-
ton before being carried into tho Prcsi-
dents room
The President dincd alone with his
daughter Ethel tonight. IN honor Of the
birthday anniversary huge cake, lighted
by forty-four candles occupied the centre
of the table. Miss Ethel did not attend
school to-day, and she amused herself
for several hours in opening the packages
containing presents for her father.
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N4VAL OFFICERS RESIGN.
Two More Added to the List Of Those Who
Desire 10 Quit the service.

WASHINGTON. oct ~ The growing list
~ naval officers who, for one reason OF
another, are anxious 10 quit the service,
has been increased by two. through the
tender of the resignations Of Lieut. W =.
Montgomery of the Olympia and Ensign
q. W. Faller. who was recently detached
from duty on the Asistic station Some
Of IN" recent designations have been due
10 good business offers made To officers,
while others have been the result Of dis
satisfaction with the present conditions,
which the Navy Department il either un
willing or unable 10 explain. II is very
evident thai a great many Of the voun ger
officers believe that they are not beng
treated with consideration
The Navy Department Is naturally con-
corned oyer this reduction in the number of
officers as the service is already made
GIately provided with sufficient commits
stoned personnel. and a strenuous effort
u to he made this winter 10 get Congress 10
authorize very considerable increase.
Just before he left the Navy Department,
Secretary Long laid down the rule that
while there was a shortage of officers for
ships in commission he would not accept
any designations Secretary Moody has
however. not followed this policy
The designations of Lieut.. Montgomery
and Ensign Faler have been accepted. TO
take effect on jan. |. 1903 Lieut. Mont
gornery was recently detached from the
Olympia and ordered 70 the training snip
Mohican, which is 10 make cruise Of the
South seas This order has been revoked
and leave has bt on granted him until the
date for the acceptance Of his resignat ion.
He has an excellent record in the navy and
was regarded a. an exceptionally capabl"
officer. In the battle of Manila Bay he
served on the gunboat Petrol. Lieut.
Montgomery IL from kentucky and Ensign
Faller from Wisconsin.
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27,-The cruiser Michi-
gan has arrived at Cleveland, the gunboat
Hist at Newport, the cruiser Detroit and
the collier Lebanon at Boston, the gunboat
Helena at Shickwan. the gunboat lsa de
Luzon az kurrache. India: the gunboat
Peoria at Norfolk, and the gunboat Wasp
at Key West.
The gunboat Bancroft has sailed from
Boston for Hampton Roads. the monitor
Puritan from New London for the Sout hern
drill ground of the Virginia Capes. the & n
boat Nashville from Nillefranche for
Gibraltar the cruiser Cincinnati from Cape
Hayden for San Juan, the cruiser Mont
gomery from San Domingo City for San
Juan. the training ship Essex from Hampton
Roads for Portsmouth. y. H. and the gun
boat Ranger from Panama for Corintu,
Nicaragua.
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STRIkE or FRENCH MINERS.
Committee Makes a Protcs, TO the Prime
Minister.

Special cable Despatch 10 The sun
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE national commit tee
Of the striking miners met az the Bourse
du Travail to-day. NJ. Cote. leader Of
the French southern miners and member
of the Chamber of Deputies, read letters
and kilograms going to show that the COM
panl"s were putting pressure on the miners
to compel them to resume work.
VI. Cote telephoned Prime Minister
Combes an expression of the committees
displeasure at this action. insisting that the
Premier should Immediately intervene to
stop il. NJ. Combes invited the commit
tee to meet him at the Home Office. here an
interview of nearly an hours duration was
held. NJ Combes promised to prevent all
proceedings which would interfere with the
right Of the men to strike
The strikers at Rochefort have become
riotous and the troops have been called out
There is a complete stoppage Of work in
the Pas de Calais district.
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BERNH.tRDT TRICNPHS.
Her First Appearance In Germany a Vic.
tory Against Odds.

Special cable Despatch 70 THE sun.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.--Mme. Sarah Bernhardt
made her first appearance in Germany to-
night, when she appeared in "Fedore' at
the Royal Theatre in this city. She achieved
an artistic triumph over large audience.
which was at first inclined TO belittle her
genius. After the first act the applause
was faint, but it increased at the close of
the second, and al the end of the play Nine.
Bernhardt had TO bow repeatedly before a
hurricane of approval. A laurel wreath.
with the French and German Colors inter-
twined. was handed to her.
The attitude of the public. heretofore,
had not been friendly to the actress, and the
newspapers printed illusions to her re-
naming away from Germany until now.
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Lieut.. Ow en-. I. =. ". to BE Tried BY Court.
Martial.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-An order for the
trial by court tial Of Junior Lieut..
Alfred {. Owen, late OF the battleship Massa-
chusetts, on charges growing out of ale
cations that he was absent without leave.
recklessly contracted debts and attempted
to pass worthless checks. will be issued by
the Navy Department within day or two
Capt. Purnell Harrington of the navy will
be president Of the court and Capt. Louis
J, Nagill Of the Marine Corps will be Judge
Advocate The trial will be held at the
New York Navy Yard, where Lieut.. Owen
is now stationed
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Minister WI TinE.fanE Receives Notice
Of His Recall.

WASHINGTON. oct. ~ WI Ting-fang,
the Chinese Minister. got word to-day from
Pckin that he had been appointed Minister
of Commerce and a member of the inter-
national commission to negotiate CONNER
cial treaties bet ween China and the Powers
Mr.. WI received also the long-expected
formal notice of recall a. Chinese Minister
n Wa shingt on. He will probably start
from here for home within a fortnight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
THE BOGOTA REACHES PANAMA.
Colombian Fleet soon to Attack the In.
surgents' Vessels.

Sptdd! Gable Despatch to THE Sun.
Colon, Oct. 27.-The Colombian gunboat
Bogota. formerly the steamship Jessie
Banning, which was purchased at Seattle
Wash. and converted into gunboat at
San Francisco. arrived at Panama yester-
day. The Government fotilla will make
an attack on the insurgent vessels in short
time.
or the American guard Of marines which
is ashore on the isthmus prot Getting the line,
eighteen are i'll. but none of the cases is
serious.
The Bogota has a crew OF sixty men. A
number OF Americans are on board. Can't
Nlarmaduke. the commanding officer, was
Captain in the Confederate Navy. Lieut..
button served on the Gloucester during
the Spanish American War and two other
officers are graduates of the Annapolis
Naval Academy. Twelve of her sailors
were with Dewey at Manila Three of
them are graduates of the United States
school Of gunnery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
MISS NEtLE GTTS SI0.O OO.
Her Suit Against Lady Henry Gordon.
LcnnO, settled Out Of Court

NproiH con-" DeSpG:op 70 rHK Srr
LONDON. Oct - The libel suit of Mis-,
Dora Neale against her aunt. Lady Henry
Gordon-LennoN. has been settled on, Of
court. The charges have been withdrawn
and Miss Neale is TO receive 1909 in ad-
dition to the costs
This suit was brought last February
Miss Neale charged that her aunt had made
some remarks which were a reflect ion on
her character. The Lord Chief Justice
urged that the matter he settled privately,
in order To avoid a scandal Miss Neale
declined the compromise arranged by the
lawyers last August aud insisted upon a
yindcation The Lord Chancellor there-
upon restored the case to the calendar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
Dock Department Gives Free Firewo God.

Under tho opinion of the Corporation
Counsel authorizing lhe Dock Department
to distribute old material put up for sale
for which no bids were received. Com
missioner Hawkes. has turned over a guam
tity of wood 10 the Charity Organzati ion
Society for free distribution at the pier
at jackson street and IN" East River II
can be obtained in small quantities there
by applying 10 Agent Forbes. of the Charity
Organ iHation Society a. Twenty-sccond
1t rect and Fourth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
BRITAIN WARNS TURKEY.
Sultan's Troops on British Territory Near
Alden Must withdraw.

.SptcidI Cable Dtspd'th 10 The Sun.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Oct. 27.--Sir Nicholas
O'Conor, the British Ambassador, has
informed the Porte that Turkish troops
have advanced into British territory near
Alden, and that unless they are Withdrawn
Great Britain is bound to eSrel them. A
Ministerial commission deliberatcd on the
question Sunday,
The second dragomsn of the British
Embassy has started for Alden. A boun-
dairy commission is now delimiting the
Anglo-Turkish frontier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
As Old Age Creeps On
Men and Women Can Keep
Themselves Hale, Vigorous.
and Happy by Using
Paine's Celery Compound

Tho human system - old ago must have
sufficient store 81 nervous energy, and
rich, nuuri~hing blood, so that the liver and
kidneys may br kept IN perfect action. and
III" BODY Tree from pain Paino'~ Celery
Compound j. the true iuyiguratur when
old age crecp~ on and tho vital powers
commence to fail Paiuc's Celery Com
pound gives the noodod ~timuu, To d-
geNiinn and assimilation that tho system
rcuuire,; II maintains regular supply
of pure blood, and removes such troubles
a. rheumatism. neuralgia. nervous weak
ness, heart palpitailon, liver complaint
and dhg"s'iv" disturbances, rNat rnaks
the iyc> of old people miserable Rev
John Rice, Scotch Grove. Iowa. saws
My wifi" and / Law" used Two boteles
of P'in"s Celery Compound with greai
advaut1E' 80 our general Eculth II cured
her rhcuma'ism aud proved q good reG,i
la'or If ~" system III gen, raj and a tonic
tor the v"rv"-. In my own cisa ! have.
found II cure for kidney trouble All. Ing
from old age. A. ! a"' nov in my 18th wear.
In this trouble I has given mo almost
inst ant rciiaf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
sentry Who Killed a Miner Promoted.

SHENANDOAH Pa, Oct 27-Cpon Major
Con. Miller's recommendation Col, Ru'-
ledge Of the Eighteenth Regiment to-
night promoted Private Wadsworth, tho
sentry who shot and killed William Durham,
to Sergeant, Tho General says the pro.
motion is a recognition of the faithful
performance Of duty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
Capt. Maynard 10 he Retired as Rear
Admiral,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Capt. Washburn
Maynard of the navy has been detached
from duty a. Naval Secretary of the Light
house Board and ordered home to await
retirement on Nov. /. He applied for re-
tremcnt under the forty years service
clause. Having served in the Civil War
and having had creditable record during
his nava career. Capt Maynard will be
promoted 10 Rear Admiral IN the retiring
order and borne on the retired list in that
rank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
FRANCIS JOSEPH NOT HURT.
Vienna Alarmed by Rumors That He Had
Been In an Accident.

Special Cdblr Despatch 10 THE Sun.
VIENNA. Oct. % --Great excitement was
created hero to-day by report that
Emperor Francis Joseph had been injured
in an accident. An investigation showed
that while the Emperor was driving in
his carriage from the palace at Schon-
brunn the horses became FESTIVE. The
Emperor jumped from the carriage and
walked to the Hofburg. He was not
injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
Think Crown Prince VIII Come Here.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN. Oct. 27No confirmation can
be obtained in official quarters Of the report
that the German Crown Prince will 60 to
the United States in 1904 to visit the Louisi-
ana Purchase Exhibition at st. Louis. The
general feeling is, however, that the Prince
will go.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
slight Fire In Dwight Hail At Yale.

New HAVEN. Conn, Oct. Fire in an
ashcan in the basement Of Dwight Hall
on the Yale campus tonight caused great
deal Of excitement among the students
A V. Reynolds, 'O3, made the discovery and
put out the blaze. Dwight Hall is the
building in which the Y, NJ. c. A. of Yale
has its Headquarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
BOMB THROWN IN LEGHORN.
Ono Child Killed and Another Injured b,
the Explosion.

Speetdi Cable Despatch 10 TIRE SIN.
ROME Oct IA bomb was exploded
outside the episcopal palace at Leghorn
last night. One child was killed and an
other dangerously injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
Bcrpard Pricary Thrown Under Train.

Bernard Frieary. assistant yardmaster
a, the New York CentraFs freight yards
a. Thirieth street and Eleventh avenue,
was riding on top of a train near the yard
last night when he was thrown between two
cars and had his left arm cut of and left
leg crushed He probably will not recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
scotch Miners Demand More Pay


GLASGOW. Oct. ?7.-Scveniy thousand
Scotch miners have made demand for
an immediate advance Of ri, per cent.
IN their wage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
haiScr's Visit TO England.

,,ptd1, Cqhe DcSpd,ch ~ THE SrS
BERLIN. Oct. 81 Emperor William will
leave Kiel on the royal Yacht Hohcnzollern
for the Thames on Nov Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
Circus sails for New York.

Special Cdhe Despatch ia THE Sun
DuNKIRK. France, Oct. % Barnum 4
Baey's show sailed from here for New
York to-day on the Atlantic transport liner
Mnnea polls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
ropes PHYSICIAN I'LL.
DR.. Lspponi Operated OF Yesterday for
Appendicitis.

Special Cdbe Despatch 10 TIE Sun.
PARIS. Oct. GA despatch from Rome
to the Figaro says DR., Lapponi, the Pope's
physician, is seriously i'll of Appendicitis.
An operation was performed on him to-day
by Dr. Mazzon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
CAT 10 the south African COLLEGE

.,pecnl cable Dr'p1'ch % THE SIN
CAFE TowN, Oct 27,-Fred Phlipson
of London, has given slOooO TO the South
African College
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
King Reviews the Guards.

Special Cdblc DsSpIieh to The sun
LONDON, Oct. king Edward reviewed
the Guards at the Horse Glards Parade
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-28
sen. DO Wet Going Home

~pcu1i C1bic Dcsp1'ch 10 TN SUN
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Gen. De Wet vii sail
for South Africa next Saturday.
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COURTS RIoHT TO REVIEW

""" w "h''h"'
ton of the right of the courts ia review
! the action Of The Goy.rror i, ,rar.i,', "
warrant on a reoui.i,,au Co., ~ S.aa,,i, |"
" N"SH'
The warran, of the Coye,nor !. ian, , enal
SmaSment nor decree. and even We're il
whetber" tbn nr 'ho nut y OF IN" court 70 see
are Necessary TO authorize tho ac'ion Of he
G,oVern9I The provision Of Section SCI Of
w. Tone ~ criminal Procedure. direCtn q
, NAV any person arrested on the Governor ;
ansnua,e shall he brought before n. Judge Of
70 writ of habeas corpus TO inquire into
W., .hsqthy with the person named In the war
am Wrt noo no, assume to limit The inquiry on
loehtltN u wsS enacted for the benefit Of
s snd person arrestsd under such warrant
mega! removal from the state
GOVERNORS DECISION NOT Y,S.t
Judge Cullen quotes certain niles in
other cases, but these. he points out, re-
late to the sufficiencv of the charge of the
prisoner. not IN his h,ing a fuui,iSe And
If the courts can review the action Of the
di,;on on one Prerepuisns ior extra
why they cannot Equally review his action
-, ~ VIZ, '''e T. Hdio'
me Governor of this state is not clothed
WIN judicial powers, and there is no provision
OF the Constitution or laws OF the United
states or 81 this State which provides that
MS determination Is mai and conclusive
IN the cas-" ot the eNtradtion of the citizen
| IN IN. absence Of such provision mold
that IN" decision OF the Governor only makes
pflha ia'l' case. that n Is competent for the
courts IN q proceeding or thls character
10 inquire INTO the correctness OF his decision
ana discharge the pri soner
J,dya t,ilIan ou,tas ,ha loar,oJ Co,r,
as -, ~ 49, ~. " "'''' Nou'
"" ing III h""''''' '"Se'
We are OF opinion that tho probate n,dge
did not err in discharging the petitioner
and thar it wa, competent for him TO h.ar
oral evidence in order 10 esta bli al tho +, -,
that the petitioner was not a fugitive from
Justice Any other conclusion than this
would esta hli-h a doctrine very dangerous
to the liberty OF the citizen IL would greatly
impair the efficacy of the proceeding OF Ia bca :
corpus. which has been often Chara Ctpri 2pd
q : the great writ of liberty and may be- re-
garded not less thRn tho right of trial bv Jury
a. one OF the chief Corner-tones in the struc-
tlre of our judiciary system II might Justly
be cons idered as alarming to announces that
a writ which ha. 30 frequently been used
for centuries mast 10 prevent the enCroa on :
msnt OF kings upon popular liberty j. IN
adequate Tor the lust purposes for which il
h"- been invoked IN TINS case
HABEAs CoRPCs RIGHTS.
Jud,o c,1o, ,,,.l,,,,oa b;s or,i,;o,, ,,,,s.
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may be punished there for alleged oral pYe.
fences made here. But neither the Con.
sly nor the Federal statute requires
IN SMOTHER jurisdiction These Observation-Disclosures
equally apply to prosecutions for Rbels
anesed 70 have he~n committed In news.
OUT the country '''
., The real evil OF the day is not tho insufi.
uIen1cy o. the criminal laws. but the excessive
multiplication Of statutory crimes though
"" are pot ~ condit ion to reproach our sister
Htd.e; Tor this fault when II is remembered
una. bu' recently a person might. In this
STATE. he imprisoned for m. term ot one wear
,os 'edlng sparrow ChBpt.r 6Ii Laws
i''' una thHf even now notices arc found
IN II pu ,lic convevanceS that n person who
spns on IN" roor j. subject Ia imprisonment
Tor the sam" period
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
MAGNOLIA WOMAN SUICIDES
Found Tuesday Evening After
Hanging to a Tree Since
Sunday

The Logan correspondent of the
Council Bluffs Nonpsrell sends his
, paper the following regarding the
suicide of Mrs. Buhrow, near Magnolia
last Sunday:
Logan. Ia, May IA Mrs Buhrow,
mother of Mrs Theodore Niedermeyer
and Mrs. Fred Black, who live near
Magnolia. committed suicide, it is sup
posed, some time Sunday before moor.
She had made her home with the
N'edermayer family and while they
were at church Sunday morning dis
appeared. Nothing uncommon was
thought of her disappearance as it was
believed she had gone to the home of
the other daughter. but failed to leave
NOTICE ofthe fact,
Monday ii was discovered that she
had not been at the Black home and
a search was commenced for her. 1t
was continued until late Tuesday eve
MING. when her hndv was found hang
ing to tree ha + way be. ween the
homes of thetwo daughters Nocanse
is known for her snicida as she was
snpnosed to be enjnving the verv best
health II is supposed she was tenn
pnrarily insane.