The daily sentinel., 1907-06-15
Il Want To Die
Don't Get Doctor"
Continued from First Page.

stantly implored to protect her be,rtr
auI ,,.iIi encouraged to believe thaf soT
WI yet be right" the letters from, ~
iIo,I we're Wen written, loving and
'ueal nome letters.
at, me mother seemed ever anxlops
81 ~ ~ ASI daughter. She would sneak
a., a. .ne CiIerent members of the ram
~ anu soIu ler OF her son riding over
'"S country In his auto.
To Write For Money
She insisted that if the giri was nm
I happy to come to her ol5 b,,,,1 as .'.Il7 ul7
Jhat she would send her the uaa,...'',., 'a'-u
| funds. She told her to vrite ~. -
money whenever she needed r. TbaSa
| letters also indicated that M MI
perm was separated from her vor,ng.
husband In one of these letters tbs
mother spoke of her daughters bns-
oaud as being a student at a business
college at the expense of his Ia
IueF. The last letter as far as known
received from her mother was writ
ten June 10th,
me acqualntances of the girl at
lhe rooming house state that She has
Deeh very much more despoudeut
since receiving that last letter though
lts contents would hardly usuIrs 4d-
ullOual gloOmiuess. The girl also
nad one letter from A. v. Brown ar
Coakly' Colorado, brother Their.
were other letters from girl friends
IN Denver and Delta. The Sentinel
learned by telephone this morning
thdJ the young woman has a sister
ana orother-in-law living I'm Delta
county some miles from the town of
Delta 81 vi
All who have known the girl have
remarked on her sad expression and
her melancholy ways. There is mo-
question but what some deep sorrow
racked the soul and finally drove nor
TO MI suicides grave. During the
hours of her dying struggles. although
conscious, she would not give any
reason for her rash act.
Peculiar Cuts on the NccI,
On the white neck of the dead girl
are to be seen two or three wounds.
evidently of some days age. They
look as ii they were made with a
knife or some jagged instrument
Asked about the wounds the other
day the girl declared that they We're
made by her collar. But no collar
would make such wounds as those.
Not the First Time.
Daisy Mulhern had Informed one
of the restaurant keepers for whom
she worked that several months AGO
she tried to kill herself but took
too much poison" to make it effect .
i've. The girl had told this same man
and his sister the story of her do 4
nestle troubles.
Was IL \ Love Affair?
There is a rumor to the effect that
the unfortunate girl had been in .
love with a married man since coming
here, that on one occasion he was ar
rested for drunkenness and that this |
girl paid his fine evidently from mon 4
ey sent her from home. The two were |
forced to separate it is said and now /
the girl is dead.
The Mystery Baneling
The Setinel has made every effort !
to get at the real reason for th sui
eide and some straug circumstances 4
have been brought to light The Sem
tinel Is in possession Of some infor-
nation, vet to be substantiated by |
positive testimony before being pub
lished. that may lead to a startling de
H
These questions in view of the facts 1
so far ascertaiued, naturally arise
If the girl was getting money from
home at frequent intervals why did |
she work in restaurants as a wait
ress if some one else was not spend Il
ing that money! Why did not her
mother know of how she was work
ing here? What does the man with
whom she is said to have been I'm
love know of the cause of the sui
eide? What caused the cuts on the n
the girls white throat what became 4
Of the vial that contained the pois-
lu2 Why did the girl set the alarm
TO arise at a certain hour If she in
tended to kill herself? There are
other queries which cannot be given |
publication owing to the light they
would thraw on certain phases of un-
proven circumstances2 All these
questions can be answered by what
the Sentinel has in hand
but all this information has not yet
been fully substantiated.
The Mother Informed II
This morning Undertaken krohn |
wired the mother at Fontanelle, Ia,
and has prepared the body for burial /.
This afternoon Undertaken Krohn
received a message from the mohter
of the girl instructing him to shipl|
The body at once TO the home at Fon-
tanelIe, Iowa. The remains VIII be
tomorrow.