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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.
First Battery Holds Birthday Smoker
at Armorv

Tie First battery. field artillery. Ma
tional Guard Of Utah. held smoker at
The armory on Market street last even
ing TO celebrate the fourth anniversary
of the mastering in OF the con. paly- cap
tain W {. Webb acted as master or
ceremonies He made an address thank
ing the men under him for the admirable
way in which they had conducted them
selves during the encsmDmeut at Provo
Lass week
Remarks were also made By Colonel L.
V Smith of the brigade STAFF and cap
tain Q. r. Grow. vino organized the bat
terry in 1900 A mum Der OF musical selec-
tons were rendered. and each member
Of the company related a military ex-
dents were told-h0w the guard was run,
and other adventures.
Light refreshments were served at the
close The affair was in charge Of q
committee composed of Corporal Davis.
chairman: Sergeant r r. Grant and Prl-
Vate Benton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
PERSONAL.

J F. Barnard and wife Of Eureka are
at the Cullen
NJ Gibbons. a Bingham mining man, is
at the Cslien-
a J. E. MaeLean of Bingham is az the
Wilson
H. Deprezin OF Eureka is in the city
and is stopping at the Cullen.
Mrs Nansie Blair and Miss Alice Blair
OF Barry, III, are at the Cullen,
Ito. II. Ssnow and 5. Mayrobori. jap
suese from San Francisco. are at the
Wilson
ford. accompanied BY =. F. Morgan Of
Worcester. Mass, a capitalist
John Walters of Denver, prominently
identified with the Colorado sheep ana
cattle industry, IS at the White House
Y Jurgens of Oss, Holland. md G..
Whitman CT Luzeru Switzerland. are
making a tour of the west They arc reg
isteTed at the Wilson.
W. A. Thompson and wife Miss Helen
s and ROY. s. Thompson Of Topeka. Kan.
are az the Knutsford- Mr.. Thompson Is
q prominent merchant at Topeka
Alfred James of Milwaukee. president Of
the Northwestern Insurance COMPANY IS
in the city and is registered at tho knuts-
ford.
James a. Murray Of Butte Mont. vice
president OF the National Bark Of the
,.erublie of Sal AXE. is ct rnc kuuts-
ford. He returned yesterday evening
Francisco.
Ezra Shoemaker Of Manti is at the
White House He Is on his Nay home
from visit to his SONS. who are farm
ing in the province of Alberta. Canada
he SAYS the reports of the droutt IN that
part of the great northwest have been
considerably exaggerated
George. the 10-year-oId son Of George q.
DOYLE, was operated upon by DIT. HosmeT
a. the Holv Cross hospital Saturday TOT
appendicitis. HODes are entertsinee for
\ cuick recovery His father who is in
t1p east has been notified bv telegraph:
George Smith of Park City Is at the
Cullen
The Wilson hotel has new chief clerk.
Mel $ Wright. who comes from Colorado
Springs Mr.. Wright was for six wears A
clerk in the Auditorium Annex at Cnicago
and mas Deen at the Antlers at toloTa 90
Springs several months. The Wilton II
doing so much business that Manager y
Y. ed Wev found il necessary to increase
his clerical force. ard decided to install
Mr. Wright as chief clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
NO WORD FROM
PARTY'S ORGAN
Republicans Worry Over Sill
ence of Their Paper.
CHANCE NOW IN THE RALLY
OPPORTUNITY FOR TRIBUNE TO
GET INTO LINE.

AT this hour g a. m, Tuesday, Augs
do9 the Republican organ has not ex-
pressed its opinion as to whether the
ticket named last Thursday is any
good.
The uncertainty is increasing. and
those not in the counsels Of the powers
mat control the organ are wondering
what the harvest VIII be Some fear
a bolt: others say they do not care
whether it bolts or not
The rally at the Salt Lake theatre
tonight has been arranged for a double
purpose, according to excellent author
lty- One purpose, no doubt, Is to en-
0eavor to instiV a bit of enthusiasm
into Republican campaign that has
started off in chilly fashion. But the
great idea back of the rally is said 10
be a desire on the part of those most
interested to make It easy for the Tri-
bune TO come forth with a tardy en-
dorsement of the state ticket. The
rally. it is urged, gives the paper an
easy chance to say a good word for
the ticket without explaining the delay.
II win be easy. they say. for the paper
70 come out the morning after the rally
with an editorial starting off some
thing like this.
That was a tremendous OutpOuring
OF Republican souls at the salt Lake
theatre last night; earnest men and
women who left their comfortable
homes for the purpose Of paying a de-
served tribute 10 the great party and
the splendid, high-s0uled. virtuOus, pa
triotic, companionable, able. industri-
Gus. superior. and lOvable men who
have been placed on the state ticket.
The ticket from top TO bottom suits
us plenty: better selections could not
have been made WE ARE FOR THE
TICKET etc. in the same strain for
about one column.
The rally is expected to spare the
paper any awkwardness .occasioued by
It's failure to pay its respects to the
ticket before.
Some of abe members of the party
who are especially interested IN
smoothing things over just at this time
have been discussing the name OF W.
) Mccormick in connection with the
senatOrship. Their idea was that II
might be possible 10 bring the warning
elements together by agreeing on Mr..
Mccormick for senator in case the Re
pubiicans should control the legisla-
ture. Some even went so far as to as
sert Mr.. Mccormick had been ap-
preached in relation to the matter. Mr.
Mccormick settled the matter in a
statement made 10 The Herald last
night
No he said. There is nothing to it
This is the first I have heard Of it, and
if my name is being used in that con
nectiOn it is entirely without my knowl-
edge. / have been paying little atten-
ton to political matters in the state
for some time past I have been away
a great deal lately and have not been
able to keep track Of what has been
happening in a political way at home.
I know nothing of this talk you men
ton, and you may say I should not be
considered a candidate"
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CHANGE AGREED UPON.

San Francisco. rug. e9.-A si-orI time
ago F. 5 StrattOn. ccllector Of tige
port Of San Francisco. forwarded TO
Frank r. Sargent. commissioner gem
eraI of immigration. a letter received
from Consul Gse5eral Goodnow az
Shanghai q )csinow's letter pointed
out the necessitS nj q change III lie
treatment accorded the Chinese stu
dents and mercuanss who are admitted
TO this country TOd1y SsratEcn 1e-
ceivcd a lef e. from thz CORNERSTONE
general approving sir. Cs0ldnow = rec
concentration that tire examination of
students De conduc j before they
sail from the Orient
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ARE BOUND FOR FAIR.
Southern California Newspaper Men
VIII Pass Through City.

over two score members OF the
Southern California Editorial aSsocia-
ton wilt arrive in Salt Lake en- route
to the Louisiana Purchase exposition.
next Monday The southern visitors
expect to arrive at $40 a. M. and viii
remain in the city for about FIVE hours.
The Southern California Editorial
association includes nearly all the daily
journals south of Tehachapi- Edgar
Johnson OF the Fullerton Tribune IS
president of the organization. and it is
under his supervision that the eXcur-
sion is being given. The party leaves
Oakland next Saturday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
F1NLANpERs PLEASED.

Helsingfors. Finland Aug. 29.-The
definite announcement of the conven-
ing OF the diet Dec 6 has created an
excellent impression in Finland, where
il has been feared for months that it
was the intention Of the Russian au
thorities 10 refuse 10 summon it. The
list of subjects to be discussed. pub
lished in the Finland Gazette. is not
important. but the mere fact Of the as
sembling OF the four estates which
the Firms consider TO be bound up in
all their traditions, taken in connec-
ton with the spirit Of the recent i'm
immersion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
PIONEER CARRIED OFF.
Henry Reiser Succumbs to Typhoid
Fever at Advanced Age.

Henry Reiser since 1850 resident of
Sail Lake, died yesterday at the fam
lily home, % South Third West street
of typhoid fever. Mr.. Reiser was born
seventy-twO years ago in Zurich. swift
erland. For years ne had been active
in church work and he vas 2 leading
spirit in the local German colony Of Lat
ter-d2y Saints.
Funeral services VIII be held at 10
0 clock Sunday morning at the Sixth
ward meeting house.
Mr.. Reiser leaves a large family, among
his sons being former City Auditor \ -
Reiser, Theodore Reissr Of the L. .. NJ
J. Oren Reiser of the DeseTet News and
Alma Reiser- Almost Immediately after
coming to Salt Lake Mr. EeiseT estab-
lished the jeWelry firm which sIin bears
his name.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
PROVO VIEWS NOTES.

Provo. Aug. County superintendent
Of Schools Brown has at his disposal a
tree scholarship in the law department.
OF TIE JniversIr-- % Washington. D. c.
" hien can be obtained BY any qualified
graduate Of the public schools
\ o. has oeen born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Don &. Snow. aud a daughter to each of
the following families. Mr.. and Mrs
John Cochran and Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher
D. rack.
Judsc ssxey was yer from Spanish Fork
today
Abel.J Evans of Lebi was in Provo to-
d;ss on legal business.
May Clark George CUNNINGHAM and a
large number OF other American Fork
residents were over today as Witnesses
in the water suit.
The Enquirer viii install a typesettiRg
ma hine in aho-t . week. ard a new
building on the north of the present Of
flee to give the paper additional room is
in course Of erection
Republican primaries TO elect delegates
to The count convention to be held IN
Pleasant Grove Sept - r@ill be held on
fnc evening of sept al O'Clock al the
following places: First ward. Maeser
school: Second ward. court house. Third
ara. Franklin school. Fourth and Fifth
words. Parker school
----s--< -
Round trip ticket 70 Worlds fair to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
SUMMIT COUNTY DELEGATION.
Moyle Seems to Have Majority of the
Delegates.

CoalvilIe. Aug 29-The Democrats
county convention was held at COalville
this morning. A large attendance OF dele
gates was there and every precinct was
represented. C a. Calls was selected
chairman and John T. Fitzgerald secre-
tary. 4 motion TO instruct the delegates
10 the state convention to vote for the
adoption of the unit rule was defeated
4 county committee was chosen to act
until TIE next county convention. The
following named persons We're elected
delegates. George Smith. &. 4. Calls.
Dan y. Shields j. L. Boydcn. J. W.
Wild. Freeman Main. John Horton.
William Horton. Dan Lambert. John J.
Beu;aon. John Welsh. Henry Conlon,
.IamsS q. Connors, Charles ". Main and
r. Rrim.
The delegates were not instructed but
majority of them will vote toe James
u. Moyle. it is thought ShOJld Major
Young or Rulon s Wells however, en-
ter the guberuatoIiai race, MOylc 5
strc.=th would be weakened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF Joseph s. Patterson, deceased. The
undersigned will sell Al private sale --sn
undivided one-helf interest In all OF the
90 ST half of lot 2 IN block 90 plat =
Salt lake City survey. Salt Lake county.
Utah on or after the 10th day OF Sep
TENDER 1904, and written bids viii Re re-
ceIyed at the residence Of the unCersign !
at Mt. Pleasant. Sanpete county. Utah.
Terms OF sale cash. 10 per cent OF pur-
cf aSe price TO be paid at time Of sale and
the balance TO be paid upon confirmation
of sale MARY NJ PATTERSON
Administrators
Ferdinand Erickson. Attorney for Adj
T.iiEistratrix.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
STATE NEWS
MISSING MAN RETURNS
His Two Weeks Absence Costs
HimAb0ut Seven Hun
dred D0lIa rs.

kdtsvillc. Aug. 2e-Thc mystery con-
corning the whereabouts CT 3. II. Tran
Scau. who WAS missing so long that his
family feared foul play. was cleared up
last night by the lost man coming home.
II now develops that Transesu had been
IL Salt Lake most Of the time. where.
II IS said, he spent ali OF the money
ne had in seeing the town. He claims
TO have been held I'D and robbed of 50
N Salt Lake last week Certain II is
that he came home without money. and
his two weeks Of experience is sup
posed to have cost him between 500 and
soc. He is at present with his wife and
family IN kaysviiIe
Mrs. Josephine r. TAYLOR returned this
evening from her visit to the World s
fair
Mrs. W. II. Wilkinson ami daughter
Ethel were visiting N KaysvilIc yester-
day and returned to their home in Salt
Lake last evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
BANQUETS OFFICIALS.
Lagoon Management Acknowledges
Service Of Street Railway.

As a token Of their appreciation of the
excellent car service rendered their pa
irons this season. Jacob Bergerman, les
see Of Lagoon. and Senator Simon Bam-
berber Of the Salt Lake & Ogden Rail-
way company entertained about forty
Utah Light a Power company rel reseuIa-
tives last night including Superintendent
Of Car Service ". P Read. the heads OF
the different depart ments and their
STATS
The officials many of them aCcom3a-
MED by their wives, were taken out to
the resort on q special evening train.
At the restaurant q banquet had been
prepared IN a dining room prOfusely dec
GRATED with flowers. Upon the place
cards were different scenes from La
COON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
JURY RESUMES INQUIRY.
Adjourned Session in the Vi1million
Case to be Called Today.

The coroner's jury resumes investi-
cation this morning OF the W. a :.
Nirmilli0u case, after an adjournment
Of several days. In the meantime no
clue to a solution of The mystery has
been neglected by the county and city
authorities and others engaged on the
case.
There have been no developments
that would point more strongly to
either the suicide or murder theory.
Dr. P. @. P. Attias, one Of the dead
mans most intimate friends, expressed
his opinion yesterday that the muir
deTeT would be ferreted out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
SHORT LINE TRAIN LATE.
Delay Caused BY washout of Traci
Near Butte.

The oregon Short Line passenger
train, due To arrive at 7.S0 o'clock last
evening, WAS nearly six hours late ar
irving in this city at 1:15 o'clork this
morning The delay was said to have
been caused by washout Of a piece
Of the track near Butte The train
from Portland. which meets the Butte
train at POcatellO, was held until the
arrival of the latter at that place. The
extent of the damage caused by the
storm could not be learned. but it Is
believed to have been considerable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
KILLED HIMsEIF

Ascot. italy. Aug. 29.-The photo
grapher Rockingham, who was ar
rested on Aug. Il N connection with
the theft from the cathedral Of Ascot
OF q priceless cope which was after
ward bought by ). Pierpont Morgan
Of New York. committed suicide by
hanging himself TO q bar in his cell.
He had refused nourishment for sew
eral daNS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
PARKER CLUB.

Denver. Colo. Aug 29--T..s Parker
Constitution club was Organssed to-day
at a meeting of prominent lawyers %
Denver. The officers are Henry NJ.
Teller. president; r. T. Volts. vice
president. Alexander e. Mckinley,
secretary; Tyson :. Dimes, treasurer.
and an executive committee of twelve.
The declaration of principles Of the or
ganization is the same as that of the
New York City Constitution club
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
STRIKE WILL sPREAD-

Topeka. Kan. Aug. 29.-The force If
the striking Santa Re n3achinists al
over the system viii be materially al
ded TO by the action of The Allied
Metal Machinists' organization in az
filiating Y it'll the machinists. The Lead
ers of the strike here think that these
men may be drawn into the strike IN
case q settlement is not reached soon.
The plan TO consolidate has been agi-
taTcd by the members of the Two
unions for long time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
REsPoNsrBIIITY FIxED.

Port au Prince. Hayti. Aug, IS. toe-
layed IN enthusiastically a unani-
nous vote the CT amber of commerce
today declared that VI. BijOu. the min
lister of finance, Is responsible for The
deterioration of public finances. It is
believed that President Nord win &C
cept the decision of the chamber.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
pFsPoNpENcY AND DEATH.

Detroit. Mich. Aug. e9.-Major r. z.
Elltonhead. late Of the Twenty first and
Twenty fourth regiments OF United
States infantry. veteran Of the Indian
and Philippine wars. committed suicide
today in his room by shooting himself
through the mouth. Dependence was
the cause of the act.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION
Via Denver & Rio Grande.

To St. Louis and return. So. so
To Chiago and return ---.-.--.-.-. A.. sc
To ST. Louis and return, via Chi
cago, or vice versa -.-.-....-..-.50 90
Selling dates. Tuesday and Friday OF
each week. Stopovsrs allowed Final
limit sixty days from date Of sale Pull
man and tourist sleepers through to 81
Louis without change. Choice OF
routes. See any D. & r. G. agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
MuRpERER HANGED.

Duluth, Mimi Aug 50.-Wiliiam
Counard. who murdered his wife al
Cass Lake. Mimi, Jan. %. was hanged
at Walker. MINI. at 1.07 this morning
He was pronounced dead seven min
ufes later
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
MARRIAGE licenses.

George T. Jones. Vinton ..-..-...-...--..-o5
Hannah r.. Peterson. Murray -..--.-.--1S
George e Smithen, Salt Lake .--..-.....-26
Annie Hazeldiue, East Jordan ..-.-...--25
I.eander J. Parce. Salt Lake -.---------.,, =
E-lis. g Hollow stockton TooeIe Co -
Albert Z. Day. Fillmore Willard county -
Elizabeth Wooiley, Kanab. Kane Col
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
LANDED IN SAFETY.
Tomlinson Made 200 Miles in His
Balloon Race.

Balloon Race.
St. Louis. Aug. GA telegram was
received today saying that George Tom
linsOn Of Syracuse, y. Y. contesting
with Professor Carl Z. Myers Of Frank
fort. y. Y, in a balloon race 70 Wash
ington, D. G, had landed near Wyo-
ming, H., after having been in the air
for twenty four hours. Professor Ny
ers had landed near St. Charles, Mo,
after having been IN the air little
more than two hours
The contest VIII be continued until
Nov I, when the cash prize Of $1,000
viii be awarded. TOmHnsOn covered {.
distance of zoo miles, which may 0e
beaten BY another aeronaut.
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done much for the party through a
long series CT years and any three Of
the five would be universally accept
able 10 the members OF the party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
Political Notes.

Senator George c. Whitmore. who has
been nominated to succeed himself in
the state senate. is in the city and
brings good words of the outlook IN his
district 4 found myself in the field
again without especial effort on my
part" he said As a matter Of fact.
my friends took the thing out Of my
hands entirely, but now am in II, and
In to win"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION

Of the national and state tickets At
Salt Lake theatre Tuesday night at s
o'clock, sharp. Good speaking. good
music. Everybody invited
Bon Ton Vaudeville Theatre opens
tonight. Everything new.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
PLAGUE - BOARD

San Francisco. Aug. 29.-The steamer
Coptie, which arrived today from the
Orient, was sent to the quarantine sta
tion because a Korean passenger had
died OF the plague during the voyage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30

Ladies, you all have a chance. Round
trip tickets TO St. Louis fair to most
popular lady at SaIssir ladies' day,
Aug. 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30

The Democrats OF Sugar House war1
viii meet to perfect their organization
in the Central school house tonight.
The Democrats OF Granger viii hold a
meeting for the same purpose at the
West school house Friday evening
Friends Of George z. Maycock, clerk
Of the city court. are suggesting his
name as one suitable to put on the
Democratic coun$y ticket as a candi-
date for recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30

Round trip ticket 10 Worlds fair to
most popular lady AT Saltair Wednes-
day. Aug 81.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-29
SEES DOOM OF
THE BALTIC FLEET.
Prominent Russian Newspaper Points Out
That Defeat Is Almost a
Certainty.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 21.-In an ont
spoken article in reply to a recent letter
of Admiral Bierilcff, which appealed to
the Russians not TO openly criticsc the
condition of the navy. The Russ today
declares the time is passed for silence in
view of the fact that the "old system of
conccalirg facts is responsible for the loss
of 100000, 600 roublrs worth of Narshps
and has covered lis with shame and grief
1t would be absurd to hide the defects
that caInot be repaired in the ships which
remain mt CronStadt and Iibau. We
have already criminally wasted enough
time"
The Russ cnumerateS the defects in the
ships still in Russian waters, avcrrlng
that the Irregularities of structure OF seN-
eral of the vessels destined for the far
east make the voyage dangerous and the
torpedo boats are in such shocking con
dtioE that il is matter Of surprise that
the authorities accepted Their d'llN.rN'
Torpedo boats intended to reinforce wee
Admiral RojeStvcnsky must clearly not
b, DISPATCHED with the numerous defects
which have been proved To exist IN them
In conclusion The Russ says; Even
if Admiral kojcStvCnSky is clever lead
ot and his 1000 comrades are heroic
sailors. everyone knows that we have inn
posed ON them AN almost SupcrhuIAn
task in consequence Of oar not being fur
nshed with Il true account Of tn" gravity
of the events which have occurred since
the fatal night Of February s.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-29
KISSES NEW BORN
BABE; Ends LIFE.
DARLINGTON WOMAN COMMITS SUI
eide AFTER GIVING BIRTH
TO CHILD.
With Farewell Caress for Little One
Born Christmas Night, Jennie Beal
Kills Herself

Chicago. H., Dec. 81 Special. IA
yesterday at the Mercy hospital, shortly
after she had given birth to son, was
identified today as Mrs. Jennie Bcal of
Darlington, Wis. The identification was
made by John l.. Graham of Warren,
H.. a cousin OF the dead woman.
With farewell caress for her baby,
born on Christmas night, Mrs. Jennie
Beal ended "A trOublous year of married
life by committing suicide.
Early in the day the young mother
asked for her infant and the nurse placed
it beside her on the bed. For a while
Mrs. Bcal carcsscd it and then asked that
the baby be taken from the room.
Take good care of baby, as ! cant
see il for some time" the mother said, as
the nurse carried the infant away.
When the nurse returned to the room
moment later Mrs. Beal was lying on the
bed In commissions. She ad taken chloro-
form.
\ physician was called, but the woman
died moment later.
Mrs Bcal who lived ut Darlington,
was married TO Il young farmer year
ago They soon disagreed and separated,
Mrs Beal coming to Chicago to make her
own living For two months she worked
as n servant Later, according to Iii"
story she tc>4 the hospital physician, She
went To private institution. There she
admitted having 500, and the woman III
charge demanded all Of it. Mrs. Bcal
refused and applied at Mercy hospital.
who, she was taken in. II is believed
the woman's mind was unbalanced by
the fear of dpStitutiOn