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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
Will gE GENERALLY OBSERVED
There VIII Be Only One Delivery ot

Mondy, September 5, is Labor day.
and will be observed in Pine Bluff
by the baseball associa-
ton in the two games with the Monroe
team morning and evening. Other
tl.an the ball games there will be no
active celebration of the day among
the laboring men themselves. Most
CT the business houses will close for
a half day and the banks will be closed
all day. Postmaster Furth announces
that there will be one delivery of mail
made by the carriers and that the Of
flee will be opened from 11:30 to ~
O'Clock. The railroad freight depots
will be closed on that day. and moth
ing except perishable freight will be
delivered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

Misses Mamie and Lola Mann have
returned home after spending six
weeks at the summer resorts of Ten
nessee.
Miss Fannie Hardin leaves tonight
for Chicago to study voice culture at
the Chicago Musical college. She will
take a sixteen-months course. After
she graduates she will take up theat-
rica] work.
Mrs. e. Dozier, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. J. p. Burks,
GIT Walnut street, left yesterday for
her home at Monticello.
Master Hicks Riley, whose mother
Mrs, Wiltshire Riley, is the guest OF
Miss Aline Burton, left Saturday for
his home in Pine Bluff. Mrs. Riley
was formerly Miss Mamie Hicks, and
has many warm friends in Helena. 1t
was in her honor that the oasis in a
desert of dull, hot days, Miss Burton's
delightful card party of last Saturday
was given.-Helena World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
70 Avert Trouble

The limited supply of squirrel in
the cit y0f Pine Bluff Friday night
caused one Of the guests OF the hotel
Trulock to lose his temper and the
head waiter. Allan Neeley, to get a
bump Oh the eve. while the dish of
tOothpicks was a total loss. 1t seems
that squirrel was a part of the menu
at the hotel Friday night, but the chef
did not reckon on the ravenous appe-
tites of the Vicksburg ball players and
the guests n general. and the supply
ran out before Mr. Guy Beauman was
served. Mr.. Beauman called the head
waiter and asked for squirrel, but was
Informed that the supply was gone, as
the hour had grown rather late and
that none of the squirrels in the yard
OF the courthouse could be caught at
that time of the evening Beauman be-
came very angry with Neeley, the
mead waiter, and calling him to the
back part of the house began to beat
him over the head. Neeley. the negro
waiter, alleges that Mr. Beauman used
profane language and was more than
abusive. The waiter, it seems, was
not to blame for the number Of guests
who had been supplied with the deli
cacy, and attempted to reason with
the white man, but it was no use Mr..
Beauman was arrested by assistant
chief, Peterson, soon after the disturb
ance.
One of the sequels of the affair was
the strike of the walters. at the Tru-
lock Saturday morning Neeley, the
head waiter, and all the others claim
that the whole affair could have been
avoided had Ned Childress, the night
clerk in charge, interfered with Mr..
Beauman, and because the clerk would
not stand by the head waiter, the
others struck. Manager Habner re-
turned Saturday and will soon have
things in shape again. Saturday the
walters in the hotel were all new
hands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

Col William G. Whipple of Little
Rock spoke Friday night at the county
courthouse in the interest of Fl. H.
Myers, the Republican nominee for
governor. Col. Whipple discussed the
issues of the campaign in plain man
ner, but his style of address was not
such as to arouse enthusiasm among
even the negroes in the audience. The
Republicans were out in force, but
the black predominated. The main
drift of the argument made by Mr..
" nipple was against Jeff Davis, the
Democratic nominee for governor, and
in support of Mr.. Myers and Teddy
Roosevelt. The speaker was listened
to with respect, but little enthusiasm
was shown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
.acation, and he is much improved in

vacation, and he is much improved in
health.
a. J. Clammons of Grady was among
the business visitors in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Harvey Hudson and children
have returned from weeks visit at
Camden
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Habner have re-
turned from visit to ST. Louis and
the worlds fair.
J. N. Williams of Little Rock is
among the business visitors register
ed at the Arlington.
Mrs. T. w. Sparks and children left
last night for St Louis to spend fif
teen days at the fair.
NJ. H. Johnson and J. E. Leland OF
Little Rock are business men regis
tered at the Arlington.
Miss Jessie Adams has returned
from visit to Mr. J. w. Adams and
idlllly Gt ri fdSO. leXaS.
Mrs. f. i. Kramer and family re-
turned home yesterday from their
summer vacation, spent at Mt. Nebo
Messra, F. J. Darragh, billiard
Saunders and DR.. c. Z. Mayfield left
last night for Little Rock to spend
Sunday in the capital city.
Capt. w. J. Galbraith has returned
from El Paso, Tex. Mrs Gabraith
and daughter. Mrs. ]. l.. Mills, will
remain at Ell Paso during the winter
Miss Leona Pack, Union City,
Tenn, is in the city, the guest of Mrs
inogene L. Gilmore. Miss Pack is
one Of the teachers at the A. c. I. at
JackSonyi1e, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

De assigned 20 any special work or in
the program. But it is expected thai
he Will come 10 New York and remain
here, where he can be consulted and
give the committee the bcnfit of his
experience.
Chas. y. Walsh of Iowa, who was
secretary of the old COMMITTEES and
j G. Johnson of knsas. who was
chairman OF the eXecutivr committee
during the last campaign. have been
placed in charge of departments at
national headuuar; rs.
Further atI10uncenGnf IS made thai
Col James n Gafsey of Pennsylvania.
member OF the executive committee,
VIII be ii heatlQnart next week
and give his time and attention TO
politics until the end Of the campaign.
1t was stated by one of the leaders
that the members of the executive
committee decided 10 bring the old
campaign managers into service be-
cause there had been criticism among
Bryan men that the whole manage
ment OF the campaign had been turned
over to the gold Democrats or those
who had not supported the presiden.
tial nominee in two elections.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
BRIEF MENTION.

mts' VIII Carr has returned from a
Fsil TO Hot Springs.
W. Z. v Edgar of Fordyce is in
y city today on business.
". II. Austin of Little Rock is a
slness visitor in the city.
:" =. Hall of Warren was the guest
trends in the city Saturday.
'4'ss May Hudson is visiting her
.ents on East Sixth avenue.
!. l. Skies Of Monticello was reg
e'ed at the Trulock yesterday.
l. Grumbles of Star City was
,.''ered at the Arlington yesterday.
Wv John F. Carr has returned
|. . . protracted visit to Monticello.
r' Z. G. Newman OF the Com.
s'sl has returned from Lake Min
4Aa where he spent his summer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
ARE HOUND|NG HIM
THAT'S WHAT DR.. LiGHTLE SAYS
INSURANCE MEN ARE DO
ING FOR HIM.
liehtIe Travelled Through South as
Richard Graham, and Received
Mail From Home.
THE ROBERTS CASE CONTINUED

Searcy, Ark. Sept. Birthdays pro.
ceedngs in the cases against DR.. X. q
Iiehtle and John V Roberts were in
themselves very uninteresting to the
people of White county, within whose
borders was perpetrated the gigantic
swindle of insurance companies and
the deseeration of the grave Of All
honest mechanic. yet questions were
decided and new phase injected that.
Il is confidently stated. will have
tremendous bearing down upon the
fnal disposition Of the Roberts case,
q particular
The questions which We're decided
were the fixing Of the date for the
hearing Of Roberts three weeks from
tbe present time, the agreement Of
counsel or both sides 10 BEGIN the
hearing If The id@htle case at . o'clock
today at sealcx. and to nush the case,
Il a finish regardless OF the state cleo
fion Of Monday Gn the event, of
course, that t4e cs5se cannot he con
Guided toaaHl and=tAe manifest inten-
ten Of counsel for Roberts to impress
III on. .hstica Il " Smith of Judsonia
and tho people Of that dIarrisone
towns hip that the insurance eompa-
nies were assisting the state in pros
ecutin& Roberts, or. in the exact words
cf Attorney ]. NJ. Stayton, @houndins
an innocent man.
Dr. Lightle,s full name is Richard
Graham Iiahtle, and it is stated that
when he was away from Arkansas he
dropped the last name and passed az
Richard Graham. That he received
letters from Searcv addressed to Rich
ard Graham there does not appear to
be any doubt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
MIR. PENROSE SPEAKS.

William Penr0se the Socialist can
didate for governor, spoke last night
at the courthouse to fair sized audi
ence. The speaker is the representa-
tive of the Socialist party in Arkansag.
and as such is making a campaign
more ia She interest of the party lie
NelppmeAt than ia the hope of heinz
elected governor. His address arous-
Ell but little enthusiasm among hts
hearers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
FUNERAL OF ". r. BAHLAU.

The funeral Of William T. Bahlau
viii be held Monday mronine at 81
O'Clock from the family residence Mr.
Gahlaa died at the hospital Of th
Cotton B Ii load at Tyler Texas. Fri
day aisht. llo vas aa old employe Of
the Cotton Reit aud we'll known ia
this city. TIE deceased leaves six
children . monrn his loss. Ills wifi
died about three Years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

For the sake Of an education seme
earnest boys and girls are willing to
work. Mr.. f.. X. Bishop, principal
Of the Breyard school, h:,. given tho
contract for painting the inside of tho
school building to two strong. fine
girls, who are working their way
through school, and they are giving
HIM a good jcb They are willing, nay
anxious. 10 do any honest work that
will help them 10 get an education.
He expects TO employ two or three Of
the young Een TO paint the outside Of
the building These yong men are
aso working their way through school.
BLESSINGS Ga these young student
lives, teling and striving, even
through vacation time. for the oppor-
tnajties the more favored ones often
refuse TO accept.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
FOOT CRUSHED.

Chas. Franklin, an employe of the
Cotton Belt shops. was injured Satur-
day morning by getting his foot crush
ed in one Of the machines at the shops,
The injured man was taken to DR..
Troupes Office in the ambulance, and
his foot was properly dressed. The
attending physician thinks Mr.. Frank
lin will not loose his foot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
SHORT ON STONE
,hoRK ON THE NEW CAPITAL
BUILDING is AT A STAND
STILL.
~ ~
State Capitol Commissioners Will Rec
onomend Use of Outside Stone on
New Building.
IMPORTANT MEETING SEPT. 13

Progress seems to be at Standstlll
on the state capitol 1t is all due to
the inability of the Pfeifer Stone COM
.rany of Batesville to furnish the stone
npidly enough to enable the contract
yAur to push the work with the requi-
site expedition to complete the build
;rp within a reasonable time. Some
thing will have to be done. and for
this reason the next meeting OF the
state capitol commission on Septem-
her 13aswill be a most important one,
The following telegram was sent to
each of the five commissioners on
Thursday by The Little Rock Demo
Graf:
Contractors say at present rate OF
delivery of stone it will require ten
years to complete the building. Can
other stone be used? What remedy DO
you su9est2,'
The following replies were receiv-
ed
T. T. Mtthews, Jonesboro-'Ifaye
nothing to say in regard to work on
capitol until board meets.
". b. Alexander, Pine flnff-Doa'-
think it wise to change stone. VIII
show too plainly in building. Increase
capacity 81 stone quarry
j. H. F2onnilleH, Canden--"It VIII
be necessary fof Tho commission TO
take the matter up at next meeting on
18th. Cant at present say what would
be the best remedy. Probably other
stone proposition will be taken uP
at our meeting"
Chairman j. B. McCaleb of Evening
Shade could not be reached, and no
reply was received from Commissioner
W. McFarlane Of Greenwood.
When Supt c. w. Caldwell, of Caltl-
well and Drake. was seen with refer
ence to the situation, he said:
we had. intended to close down
Friday evering for lack of material
tut at 4 o'clock two more carloads of
stone arrived from Batesyile, which
will keep our limited force at work
lor two days. We have thirty stone
cutters and total Of about forty five
men on our rolls, when we should have
boo. Our first carload of stone was
received May q and the promise was
mat We should have at least car
oad day. Instead of the ninety-nine
oads this would have given lis, we
laVe received only thirty, and since it
VIII require about 500 carloads to
Fomplete the work, school child can
igure out how long it II take to
Fet enough stone at that rate We
uai go before the board and present
ne case plainly and recommend a
mango in the stone to Bedford lime
.ohe or Cleveland sandstone, and if
nat should be done we could get fif-
ecu carloads day if necessary and
sly complete the building in two
ears. Something of this sort will
ave 10 be done if the present genera
on want to see the new state cap
VI lhe first story could be completed
.ne Batesville stone, and the rest
II OF the other stone.''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

Miss Pearl Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
c.. Burch, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brews-
ter, Mrs. E. C. Arnold, children and
niece. Miss Bette Horn, Mrs W. ..
Taggart and daughter, Miss Alma,
Mrs. c. r. Fitzhugh and son, Ragland; !;
Mrs. T. w. Sparks and son, left yes
terday for st. Louis to attend the
fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

If you have any building of any
character that you wish done, and
done well and done at reasonable
price, 90 to either telephone and call
for 999 Mr.. Dutton will answer you
ard will give YOU any information
about building that you may require.
While he is yet young man, he has
made carpentry and house-building a
lifetime study and he knows it in all
its branches, from the ground up Mr..
Button is 4 successful business man.
He has made money and is financially
able to carry OH large contracts and
is therefore in a position to figure on
either a small contract or a large one,
Just whatever you may happen to
have. On another page of the Graphic
ycn will find his large display ad
which will give you a complete idea
as to his claims and manner of doing
business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

Miss Lucy Burford of Pine Bluff
has been employed to teach the
Princeton High school. Miss Burford
is an excellent teacher and the peo-
pie of that little city are very for
tunate. indeed, to have her as their
teacher.-Tordyce Advocate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

From April 10 July t. our first fs-
cal quarter, The conference societies
aided II parsona@es 10 the amount OF
$t,ofS. A good record IS this in Our
FIRST quarter
There are souls III the WorH 8b'cf,
have the gift Of finding joy every
where, and leaving il behind them
wherever they so. Their influence Is
an inevitable eladdenins Of the heart.
These BRIGHT hearts nave great
work 10 do for God.
MRS. DoNfG.soN, Reporter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
CITY COURT REPORT,

TIE report OF 1ua@e ". L. Tonev.
which vii be presented 10 the city
council Monday nis.hg. Will show cash
collections amounting To $1.3a7s com
mitted, So, number o fcases in the
court, 367
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
SENATOR JONES TO THE FRONT
Ma ionaI Committee Wants the Ben
eft of His Ripe Experience.

New Yocck, Sept. 3.-Announcement
was made at the national Democratic
headquarters yesterday that former
Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas,
who was chairman of the national
committee during the past eight years,
will be connected with the committee
i'll an advisory capacity. He will not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

Mr.. ]. H. King of Sulphur Springs
will today wed Miss Addie Bryant OF
Bradley county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
HOME MISSIONS.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet at Lakeside church
Monday at p. IN. This is the regu-
lar business meeting. Let's have a
full attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04
saason Does Not Open Till in October
SEVENTY.oNE SHOWS TO COME
of Plays.

The following is the list OF attrac.
IONS announced for the coming season
/; the i1lks' theatre:
The Sign of the Cross"
The Barlow Minstrcls.
Black Patti
Darkest Russia.
"Girl From Dixie.
Devils Auction .
Charles 2. uanford.
". Il. Patton.
Tim Murphy.
Amelia Bingham.
Ghaancev 0leott.
Mario Wdiarisht.
Tho 1Iarriaee al Kitty
@Po&&y FROM Paris.
Peck Bad BOY.
II II. Wilson.
Josh Perkins.
Fiofiy-Toity.s
ia ofa Eentucky.''
Han.Iay company.
Adelinc fIurstoH.
Around tIe Town Murray and
Al g Fields.
Tried for Tier Lie"
Sultan al Subj
Harry Beresford
y Runaway Mitch
@Silver Slipper
Paul Gilmore.
Hiss Bob White.
Boy Wanted" "
Happy Eo0lean.
Ted T.. Faust's Minstrels.
Her Lord and Master"
Maj NJ. Wills.
The Nir@inian.
The Minister'S Son
Wizard Of On
For Her ChiIdren's Sake"
Alphonse and CASTOR.
Quincy Adams Sawyer.
San Toy.
Viola Allen.
Ward and kidder.
Prince of Pilsen."
Thomas Jefferson.
EreSton Clarke
DeGrasse.
"Finne&an's Ball" by Murray and
Mack.
The RmaWays.
Michael Strogoff."
Dora Thorne."
"A Friend OF the Family"
Side Tracked company.
t@ulnlan and Wall.
Irish Pawnbroker.'
"a Trip to Africa
John Griffith.
''The Little Swede" COMPANY.
THE Holy City"
hoyt Comedy company.
Grimes Cellar Door"
'Shoreacres."
Way Down East
Richard Goldstein.
Isl Plunkett."
Dockstader's Minstrels.
"McFadden's Flats
HBabes in Toyland,"
King Dodo'
"A Chinese Honeymoon.
he season does not open till in Oc-
oper and there are many fine shows
IL the foregoing list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

Ninety-one new auxiliaries, with a
membership Of 1,O74, were organized
between April and June. This is
good news for us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

THE Kings Messenger" and "Our
Homes one year for 80 cents. Do
you take aud read them? If not, do
50. Now is Il good time to subscribe
Write to Miss Mary Holm, Nashville,
Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

Our schools will all reopen on the
first of September. Through the en-.
ergeuc efforts Of superintendents and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

The Fex-Harris Machine and Supply
company, 800 Main street, are whole
sale and retail dealers in machine,
nill and gin supplies, scales, engines,
otc. See their advertisement on an
other page.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

Another new advertisement in the
Graphic is that of c. c. Taylor and
company. the brokers, who are mem
hers of the New York and New Or
leans cotton exchanges, the Chicago
heard of trade, and the Liverpool cot
ton association, and has offices at
Pine Bluff. Texarkana and Hope, Ark.
and Clarksyille and Mt. Pleasant
Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-04

principals, the faculties are about
IHade up. IT our constituents viii
laahe earn Ast prayer that the holy
spirit Will. quicken the lives of the
teachers and pupils, We may conf.
IDENTIFY expect a prosperous year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-01
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!. PATENTS TO iIELlNoIsANs.

The following patents.awere ISSUED
This week to Illinois inventors: Henry
a. Allen, Chicago. ore separator. Jno
tCs Barber. Chicago, car truck. Paul
r. Bergee Chicago, coin controlled
machine Andrew H Berns, Cheban-
Use. foldkgs carrier frame. Emma Cay
wood. ,ePoria, saw set Jonathan
Combss, MouSt Pulaski, gate. Levi
Davis, Alton, tile making machine
Augustin Decker, Macomb, label cab.
met. Arthur Gillett, Galesburg. hol.
low brick or tile fie. Egbert II. Gold
Chicago. hose coupling. Max Helkc
Melrose Park. portable scaffold chair.
kohn w. Latimer. Chicago, moving
machine Turner Lee, Rock. Fails
spread roller William f. Lutz, Chi
eago. soil and sewer pipe connection
Stephen j. Meyerpets@ Chicago, hold
err. Doctor F. Morgan, Chicago, valve
for radiators. Frank l.. Morgan, Glad.
stone. feeder for seeders Henry 4.
Patterson, Chicago, blotter boiler.
Euil A. Raasch, Kankakee, railway
coaling apparatus. Herbert J. Rich
Chicago. flexible metallic covered
tubing. Maurice +. Stevens. Harvey
mold. Edgar j. Stewart, Chicago
cutter. William s. Tothill, Chicago
amusement apparatus. Paul Waltz
err, Chicago, composition for artificial
some. George Wassertheurer Chica
go. fabric renovating apparatus Jas
C. Waugh, Moline, acetylene gas gen
efator. Frnk Wilson. and r. A. Hill
ing Mantle. grain dump.
For copy of any of the above pat
ents send ten cents in postage stamps
with date of this paper to c. A. Snow
& Co, Washington, d. c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-01
ILLINOIS CORN EXHIBIT.

Illinois stands at the head Of the
list as an agricultural state. During
thirty years she has lead in the pro
iuctiOn Of corn. Her 2Cf15l farms
produce an annual crop of nearly 400
100000 bushels Of corn. Mo- only does
Jur state set the pace in production
she has created many new demands
or the products as visit 10 he agri
cultural building viii show The III
nois exhibit Is IN blocks q and IS aul
occupies $4,000 square feet Of floor
space. II is in the south central part
Of the building to the left Of the cast
entrance.
The most attractive part Is the OK
hibit 81 ;he s00a boys who competed
for the Farmers institute price last
fall This Is placed on two larg
tables in amphitheater style Each
exhibitor has 10 ears with his name
address and as far as possible the pic
fure
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-01
BREACH OF PROMISE.


Nashville Tenn June 3O.-A SEN
sation was sprung in the Second Cir
cult Court today in the damage suit
of Sallie Johnson W. John ISIS, an ac.
ton TO recover $500 for alleged
breach of promise.
The plaintiff was on the stand and
was being cross examined by Attor-
new William Guild. She was asked
If she had ever drank with the defend
ant Mrs. Johnson dcnici that she
hal, but poittng her finger at a Gal
latin lawyer named Guthrie sitting
by Mr.. Guild, she declared that he had
been her ruin and had brought her to
Nashville 10 resort and disgfaced
her O. Z
The woman's statoment4 cre1ted a
big. sensation'and ittwls sanetime$be;
fore the case could be PROCEEDED with
Guthrie dcniea the charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-01
ENDED LIFE
BY Stran1Iinu Herself Ghastiy Find
Of Little Five Year Old
Girl.

~Ch, mamma, mamma, SEQ what rye
got,
A the little fiyey2arold daughter
of Mrs. Emma l.. Johns, of 206l Col,
umbia avenue. shouted this to her
mother. she rushed upstairs into her
mothers room, The sight that con
fronted her there caused the blood to
chill in the little veins, aud piercing
screams tcbl; the place of II childish
enthusiasm Of a moment before. Her
mother was kneoling beside the bed
her head bent forward, bur the eyes,
fixed upon the door, were wide open
and taring. An improvised rope
about the woman's neck was fastcn-
Cd to the healboard Of the bed. and
upon this she had thrown her whole
weight aud slowly strangled to death
The screams OF the little daughter
brought Mrs. Lilly and Mrs. Yates.
neighbour. who rushed into the room
and to the side of the woman. While
Mrs. Yates lifted the body from the
floor Mrs. Lilly unfaStenel the Moose
and then the limp form wa laid ten
DERBY upon the bed ana Dr. prough
was hurriedly called. When the ply
stefan arrived he prononncedathe wo
man dead The body was still warm,
and the life had fed Alt a few mo
ments before. she wa@Flscovered:. i;
4 MRS. Johns. was !. as years of 4.age
and the wife of Ice John q at presentlI
in ST. Louis She.was the
mother of seven children the. young
est being but rs months old q For,
nmc time she has been suffering
with nervous trouble.and severe head
aches Thofgh she had never threat
cned 70. end her life she had fire.
quenty looked at the blue sky andl
to her eldest&daughter that
She wished she was up there anal
her roubles were over" NJ notaI
was left behind BY the suicide. md,I
the children ana neighbors are AZ . Il
loss % account for it, save because%ofI
her. ILL.,: health. r., !.