Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-15
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' 22 years, committed suicide by inhal. ing Illuminating gas at her home in New Haven last night. Her body was found lying on the bed in her room at 9 o'clock.
 The Consolidated road managers have created the office of assistant pur- chasing agent, and the place has been given to J. Fl. Sanford. who has been the chief clerk in the purchasing agents office in New Haven. His of flee will be located in Hartford.
 The death of S. B. Roath occurred in Norwich last night. He was 7G years old and a. native of that place. Mir Roath amassed a fortune in Chi cago and two years ago distributed millions of, dollars among his relatives here and in other places. He was ln- married.
 One of the big engines belonging to the New York. New Haven X Hart ford Railroad Co jumped the tracks yesterday morning and rolled down the embankment a few feet away from the rOundhouse at Hartford. Tlra engineer said the throttle opened and he could not close 1t. The engine was going at a great speed. when the engi neer jumped off and the engine rolled over on its side.
 With an empty pOcketboOk and q troubled conscience. Rose Mclaughlin walked into the police station at Hart ford yesterday morning and gave her; self up. She told Chief Gum that she was wanted in Boston for theft. She said that although she had $50 three weeks ago she was without cent and was willing to return to Boston to take punishment for her crime. and would return without acquisition pa per being obtained.
 Daniel Sweeney, 4O years old. farm hand employed by X. l.. Latimer of West Simsbury. was burned to death yesterday. The house in which Swe- ney lived was situated q little distance from the Latimer home, and not far from the town line separating Canton and Simsbury. Sweeney had been away from the house all day Monday, re-
 
 About 6 o'clock yesterday morning the house was discovered to be on fire When it had burned down the charred remains of Sweeney were found It is thought he caused the fire himself: how. ii is not known. He had worked for Mr Latimsr a number of years and lived alone in the small frame house ncf ried
 Seven -years-old Morris Missal of Hartford met with an accident last evening by which he has already lost one finger of his right hand while the chances are that the three others will have to be amputated. The hoy is Il son of Isaac Missal. a tailor. and at :. o'clock last evening left his home. No i3 Albany avenue. and walked up the i avenue until he came to the Q. K. bak- cry. He walked into the place and wandered upstairs to where the ma chlnery Is located. There was no one there and the boy played with the va rious machines until he came to tbe bread mixer. He started this machine up and his right hand was caught in it and terribly crushed. He had q mitten on. and when this was pulled off ny those who came to his assist ance the middle finger came ofr with it-
 \ stock ear contanIing twenty west ern horses consigned to HolyoKe was shipped into the PlainvilIe yard Mon day night. Word was at once sen, to , the New Haven office. but owing :. { the unusual latcness of all freight trains the car was left in the Pla,I,- vile yards until about noon yest.:- day. when Chandler F. Miller of Hart ford who had been notified. ordered . the animals removed to the stable of F. E. Newton the humane agent. where they were fed and watered. The car was shipped from western New York and it is customary in most eases to send a man along part of the wsy at least After being fed and well cared for ths horses were return cd to the car and were shipped to Hol yoke last night