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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24
". ]. BELL ON THE.
R. R. Committee
DICKERSON NAMES sAILROAD
COM1uTTEE OF SENATE
Republicans Yield to His Demand and
Democrats Control the Com
mittee.

The most important transaction at
the senate yesterday was the naming
of the committee on railroads. Sena-
tors Easton, Boyd and Bell were nam
ed. Each Of these senators has ex.
pressed himself in favor Of stringent
regulations of the railroads, and it is
expected that the committee will make
itself felt when bills are referred deal
ing with the common carriers. dis
patch to the Reno Journal from Car
son is as follows:
CARSON CITY, Jan.22.-When the
Republican caucus today handed its
list of committees to Lieutenant Gov.
enor Don 8. Dickerson, who presided
at the ses son of the senate, he re-
fused to name the committee on rail-
way corporations that had been select
ed by the caucus. There were some de
mur, but the frmness of the presid-
ing officer won the day and the Re
fort to make the lieutenant governor
appoint men for whom he would have
to be responsible without having had
a word to say in their choice.
1t il possible that the Republicans
might have made a fight, but they
realized that they were fully up
against it. The Democratic senator's
are men of experience and they would
have made it impossible for their Re-
publican colleagues to have done any
thing this session had the effort 70
force the lieutenant governor been
carried too far.
The new committee consists Of tn,
following: Eaton, Boyd and Bell. IT
will be observed that Reno has it's
senator upon this important body and
he will undoubtedly be heard from.
There is a big ra 'lroad lobby her
of intelligence and ability. II is
understood that the dozen members of
this lobby who are now or thi ground
will be reinforced next week hy sever
nj more. The railroads roa'ive that this
is to be real fight ard that they 10
not control the legislator Of Nevada
at this session. whatcvc~ they NAV
have done in the past. In fact it is
one Of the finest Legislature, that Ne
vada has ever had Speakiro from tn
experience of six sessions an o'd-timer
said today that the men y both houses
were the strongest that had BEEN sent
to the capital in all thai fine and that
the assembly in part 'cular was compos
ed Of earnest and forceful men whose
work would be bound to be felt.
Assembly Commit tees
The railroad issue and the question
of county seats and county boundaries
will occupy the principal portion of
the Legislature time. The Esmeralda
county seat fight is well under way
They did things with rush. They put
the Goldfield bill through the SEN
ate in double-quiek time. However, it
Is likely to encounter opposition in the
assembly, for delegation is coming
down tomorrow from Hawthorne to
beat the proposition if possible.
The principal matter of interest to-
day in the assembly will he the an
nouncement Of the committees by
Speaker Skaggs. These have beer
carefully guarded. 1t leaks ont, how
ever that +. f.. Hinter of Flko will
be chairman Of the railroad commit
tee, while it is certainty that l.. o.
Ray of Nye, will be chairman of the
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24
Personal Mention.

John G. Taylor left on No. 8 last
evening for his home in Lovelock.
A. E. Larson, representing the Jones
Paddock Company of San Francisco,
is in Winnemucca today.
Mrs. r. r. Weber left Monday even
ing for her home at Beowawe after a
short visit with her daughters, Misses
Belle and Clara, here.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24

county and county boundary com
mittee. Speaker Skaggs has given
long and close attention to the subject
Of his appointments and there is no
Ioubt that the list will be generally
approved.
Senate Committees
The appointments as scheduled in
he Republican caucus Sunday night
we're all passed by the senate today
with the exception of the railroad
committee. Two Democrats and cne
Republican comprise this body. the
chairman being a Republican. Fol
lowing are the committees: Election,
Gallagher, Mack and Douglass; cor
porations, Martin, Gallagher and
Wilson; printing, Douglas, Locklin
and Campbell ways and means.
Woodberry, Martin,e Gallagher, Cor
yell and Pyne; judiciary, Oddie,
Campbell, O'Kane. Boyd and Pyne;
,ngrossing bills, Martin, Oddie and
Locklin; state prison and asylums,
Easton, Martin and Coryell; mileage,
Coryell, Bell and Gallagher; educa-
tional institutions, Mack, Woodberry
and Boyd; claims and state affairs,
O'Kane. Oddie and Bell; rules, Wood
berry, Gallagher and Pyne; military
affairs, Oddie, Martin and Locklin;
county boundaries, Mack, Oddie and
Pyne; railroads, Easton, Bell and
Boyd; mines, Brossemen, Oddie and
Boyd; public lands, Mack, O'Kane
and Hunter; federal relations, Bosse-
ner, Easton and Hunter.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24
To Stop Tipping

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 22-The
house today passed the Tubbs anti
tipping bill, which makes it a misde
meanor to tip any waiter, porter or
servant. The fines range from FIVE to
five hundred dollars.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24
ALL NIGHT SERVICE

The arrival Of several cars Of coal
has made 1t possible for us to resume
our all night service ana lights win be
turned on all night beginning tonight.
wINNEMUCCA WATER B. LIGHT
COMPANY
BY w. L. AKIN, Supt.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24

Captain Bill Mcdonald, the Texas
ranger who seems to be anxious to'
hallenge Senator Foraker to h talk
J Z match, is about as handy with his
cabulary as he is with his shooting
irons.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24

James Stewart arrived from Willow
Point yesterday afternoon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24
JUDGE w. H. A. PIKE RETURNS
TO RENO

Judge w. H. A. Pike returned to
Reno last evening.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-24

II. j. Beder is visitor in town to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
TEILING IGE SIGNS.
The Hair Conccals or ReCcals M"ch.
IccOrdinr to Ifs Treatment.

\ great deal can lee done by the treatment Of the
hair veil the signs Of approaching ola a1'' ga.
il must be done with discretion. Abundant ""
does not conceal the burden OF years on the CON
.rar,- tba eve caught by the abundant resSes
roes farther and sees lines acCentuated and tati"H
ot her signs that the '!uwary woman had loTgolle'
We do our best" says an expert quoted III n ~
London Telegraph" to persuade women NO ~ =,
have their ,oiffllre too young for their faces "u'
some Of them viii not listen. So We see WoTlt. ~
,-i,h hair that Is obviously dyed obviously not
their own just for lack of a little arllstlc tdsi..
Gray hair often an inpf"N eIlei'' L" a 70
and instead Of adding to the apparent age % ,,
woman takes something from II hy S"iltfl'Ns IN. NV,
tints Of both skin and hair The skin Ireqleh'lS
appears clearer in conjunction with gray halr tilan
with DARK II is not unusual fof Nollam fi ~',o -
in her youth has been at all good LOOKING 10
soften ana grow quite beautiful as she approaches
old age. -
When hair. particularly dark hair. is Just grow
ing gray A great deal he done 10 conceal l'1
fact by touching il up. But great ski! miS' De
applied to the dycng of hair, and even experience
SPECIALISTS say there is always certain rlsk IN
il. Some special state Of health cIIna'S o"'l'-
tons and other causes for which tAey cannot az
count 20 bring about rather startling results
Even With the use Of the best dyes unforeseen
| things VIII occur. ! do not know what mas nap
pcned.' said Partisan The othGr DAY. my uan ar
is green to-day and il has just been dyed ny the
same specialist who has Done II regularly ''' III
/ for wears" .
some women use transformations and other aids
so skilfullv hat il is Impossible to detect them
/ The woman VII. longer young VIII nave h"T
! Transformation .Iched with gray. She will pull
1 il ot and puff II and II and put i on 50
/ that II IS impossible f7I any one 10 detect the
fact that she is actually wearing her own hair
But some pin tho trausfoTma ton on just as
/ il comes from the LsIrdTesseT. without any al
ren1T7t to make il suit their faces one often sees
| women Of eighty wearing transformations suta-
| bic TO a girl Of eighteen
| The beautiful soft. silky white hair which is 81
! much admired the English expert attributes par
! ticuarly American women There is a prevail
| ing belief that 4 secret known only 10 a hair spe
| cialisr in New York accounts for these coveted
| tresses hut the English specialist rdiCules tbs
Li-f- ne or :
| head and this particular brand OF American hail
..,,st h dug rfNstcal climatic conditions.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
FIRE U7ITNESS NISSiNG.
absence of Grocer Bolhs Inquiry
Into Loss of T5centy L'Tes-

ov,ing to the continued absence 'i .t,o
49,, .ocer who occupied the ground H''' VI "a,
.,,,.,+ house at No. 90 ChryStle street WIN.
- t.ro5 aarTv on Monday morning the ms
-, IN, t-ira Marshal peter Snery faiieh =.
1a,. ~ ,F,r,yy much light upon the cause -
81 -, tho witnesses testified that theE n''."
,,lios and nistoI shots at the tim" the nI' DE-
,f.~sra1 Secrv said that he had r'a'hfu ~ -,
z,.-f,. - t its origin but that ne was '' g.
60, tre testimony that the hre dih NJ, s,,s,,+
81. h,lar, shop. which was IN 'I!e - - 80
l;i~ec,r,. beneath The grocery store. = E = -,
~, ,,.as s.aving at No - Chrystle StI - -
,,ia,. - tho ire testified that he Sd" ,"' -.
81, ..hiIlo lock up his store al wen ,I,,,r
bcforo midnight and away Win -" - - ,,.as
!, - moi long after this, h" S"lh- 'i'''' W
,.aI.o--l n an explosion In the Sl"' -, e.
r,.'o.,i,as have been at work ever sIIly' 'Ir -
...t.,-.- eo- AChiIIo. hut no trace OF NE -
-. NC he left his store that night hdS ~
I,..o,.e-e5 Marshal Seery said ht ha' no -
-. .,,s,..t that AchiIIo had any ' - Wv -
,to t7,. hrrr that he ought to he ao" 10 ''''" T-
light on its cause. o +aLs1 from
~, fss+ ~ tLA bodies AZ the Torgue TAKEN 'io ~,
49,, t.,,s, after the fire were identlhed yes'','y
- cri41 ~ No 4S Nandevater street ~!
ce4 ono OF the charred bodies as ina, oI -, -
-, ,-sar-oId daughter. Mary The o'her u'u.
- = rbfI9 was Identified by a relative d 'i"' -
-Ire- -,.aar-oId Josephine SCealigo-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
WILD ANNALS FOR PETS.
Wohan in the Soudan Especially
Fond Of Lions.

Lions and ranthers are easily tanned and are
capahla of attachment" writes French woman
who snenr three wears in TIE Souoan with her hus-
hand VINO had some official appointment there
1t is only necessary she assures the readers "l
lie Monde TIIuStrk' TO catch them young ana
w.. 49, ,,o7,rsf,a,s t.z- coats" But. unfoTtu
Tlate9y. adds. the goats milk hardly meets '''
needs Of the case. and often leads 10 paralEsls
mis- g ~. revenge of nature who viii not allow
herself 20 he violated with irnpunity
The French xomans first pet was httle pal'iir.
cub a great spotted which her husha'lu
brought home one day. She caressSd II ana Il
licked her hand
You are not afraid. said her husband
And why should / he afraid of creature So
gentle and prettE2'' asked the French woman
That is true responded her husband AIlsr
tell il is only panther
: Nevertheless the panther. with an ataVlsuc m
etinct nipped his mistress one daN when she WAS
having her photograph taken.
; The ranther was followed b: Hons. jacka!s. ny
enas and a giraffe . pets With The lions the
French particularly good terms
She sat like Daniel. in tho lions den. and was not
sRtraid and she had herself photographed WITH heI
farms about the necks Of her formidable pets
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

p o,. ,,-,.,, has learned not TO go shopping in
her ,ld clothes Si4c finds TT sile gets more At
,entIon ana finishes the oisagreoa3c business
.snlch ,aorc quickly L e!.e IS wen dfessfd'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
B4CkS PoLltE.
po;nts fo Crime WoTe Eiseochere
U1bJe Reports Of assaults Come In.

A.. aeesuIts were attempted on women ana
ohuarer Yesterday Commissioner Bingham came
an, in defence of his men, too A wave on ''tii7
.leo has struck New Jersey and Berlin ne Shli
.,rtara has been great wave Of nre, too hut i"
,,,, notice that the firemen do not get piaiAed TOT
tho fires while the poor police are blaHned l"f ''e
crimes The Commissioner sent eighteen more
,,arroInen to outlying districts YESTERDAY
p,eU dressed man followed LILLIAN RICE elbt'-
- ,,aare old into the hallway Of her home. AT No
- - Nicholas avenue yesterday, and Is alleeed
~ have insulted her. She screamed Inc reno"
,,n[ad her down and removed her shoes so that
eha could not follow him. Then ne hed loho"e"
hx reishbors TO Central Park West ieaIlns over
tho wall into the park AZ 1oIth street. Inc ponce
searched Tor him without success 49,
piccolo Alexandra Italian living IN last 3-7
.ae vas heId in 500 bail for further eXamina tion
~, Magistrate House yesterday, on charge Of
,.t,,,rtad assault on Lillian WarshanSky, four
-. oId II is alleged that ne entiCed the girl into
Tho hall of No 6s9 First avenue another ana older
chid saw ths and screamed, and the police mad
I'D time holding the mob from the Italian
MAGISTRATE Butts held in 5000 BAN Henry Nof.
~ No 1853 Bathgate avenue. for assauilnS Mamie
U-an,ap five wears old. Mrs Ellen Walsh. OF
~ IA -as; 173d street said that she had seen the
feIIovy abuse tie little girl from the windows OF
- hon,e The childs mother said that the fellow
had escaped punishment for an assault committed
a. the child eight months ago because there was
M cor-oborative evidence.
vincenzo Sconni. cobbler of No. 14A Boston
r,oa5 accused of assauiting Ethel Whiting seven
,,aare old whose father is a clerk in the Hote
49, also was arraigued before Magistrate BUTTS
W., the chiIds father made a complaint at head
,,ar,ers he was referred to Slattery. the Commls-
s,opar,s secretary. and after he had been sent TO
ahout every else In tLe department the arrest
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
DISB4RMENT. CASE HEARD
Justice FitzgeroId's Counsel Says
Cborges Are Barred by Time.

In the Appellate DIVISION tonr' room IN the
BROOKLYN Borough Hall Reteree Fienry bacon held
- snaI hearing yesterday Of the action brought
IN. the RrookIvn Bar Association 70 remove Justice
rbonoas w fitzgerald from the bench and have
him disbarred from the practee 'I ID" because
of his alleged moral uni-ness
-rbe Justice again failed 70 appear IN court but
t,s counsel Er1gere Conran, said that the things
ahargs,, II they happened at all we're more than
e. ,ears old and were therefore. not 70 be spoken
o. -. . 49,
-rbe referee Will compile his report. and - WI
=, ro.1d mon a+ the next term OF the Appellate
D,,-;efor Mr. Conran will ask the Appellate Court
=, Jisr,iss tho charges against MS client. citing
the following grounds.
Tbst the BROOKLYN Bar Associations action ~
-oid rAcarse no evidence has been produced
sboZr rrat Justice Fitzgerald Is member Of ths
association
,dontaJ 2 resolution giving the president author
itv 10 begin the action
That the statute of limitations covered the case
of Margaret SIevin. a witness for the Ear ASso-
clarion who charges the justice with nisappre-
-,riatine, her money while acting as her legal
wiser more than five years ago
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
sWINDLED COLLEGE PROFESSORS.
Michigan Instructor Warns colleagues
Bgainst Two Plausible Operators

Cbfcaro IuIv 2I-The college faculties. espe'ld.lS
tho teaching staff Of the University of Michgah'
conetitute a new field "onfdcn"" men ~"
e,,a,-a educated and well eroomed men nave n't'
travelling through the East and the Mlddie west
and arc said to have duped several professors pE
ob,a aiming loans and getting checks casned. IH'S
f,a1o nosed as eminent scholars from Europe.
ono of tho "schoars." who is dcScrihed as pnS
easssnC n German mustache. a small eoatee am
strong German accent Is said 10 can i.lI'lS'i'
August Mau II is said that one OF the h'S' known
atI1 authorities I'm the country. member "t IN"
fa,,,It, Of the University Of Michigan. has los'
heavily. ..,-.,-.- - -ri,,+ai
This professor on his own initiative mas IFl.%a.r %
hardhiIls giving a description of tho man Nll'
poses as Mau. He has warned near! every '''
egc in the country.
Ann Arbor. Mich. July 3I.-Professor Fran.Ci.s
Kelsey eminent Latin scholar and ar'heoio@EI9l @
when told to-day that information had come i'"I'
chicago Of a swindle Of professors at the trLE't
sitv of Michigan hy two mon representing ',''I" i.
selves as German scientists said that th'y d'H not
get anything from him.
Professor keIs,y. who has issued circulars d'-
scribinG and dcnounCinS the mon. says t1at ne -
this after learning that they We're posing a. NJ
friends They have ben imposing on arcH'F''4"-
csts quite generally" said the professor t'-ldS
.'aud since my circular published nav" re-
ccived numerous letters telling Of their operations
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
FATTEN CITY PAYROLL.
Uouor.s Friends at Top Of Last OF
Increases of 81 900 ono.

r,.r.,zer u, salaries Of CITY employees amounting
a7rroxir1atelv to 81 600 0oo a year were SHOWN III '
,ianruaI Hsr of employees and thelr "dse''
ieeuaj Yesterday This list noted oniN '.lo~e
creases which took effect prior 10 June -.
+iciane who analvzed tEa list smiled as my
~ a. 80 Of AguraS and noted that the Mayor
friends we're not far down on the IiSt. 49,. ,+
I-,.,l q Rrinu the Mayors secretary idte ,,o
rscei,,eI an extra 81 dFh. and William a "liits, &
the executive secretary. $ZVo iiiInIi.- i-,.~aaea
zs,rl- In the Controllers department lEe ny -
,,-.r+ad 70 more than $4,000. while IN the 80.
Ia,artu,ents they were about as mlich' Iu- -,
F7Gard will cost the city s45@9 a Eed' ii'''
formerly. t,,5 a. one
Borough President Haffen, vho IS rdhk7u g. o. -,
~ tho Mcclellan men nowadays. has petii ~ 80 =.
- -. .I,o salaries Of his henChrnen IN Ms tA
-o.1,e an aggregate Of sf5.GoA which sofhe - -
poI1jcians said probably would not -, - - II
tho Board of Estimate and Appor' -.
- o ot for the Navor's influence in thar oouS-
ra,,+a , of $50 o00 vent 10 the Credlt OF tlle
- t,o,t of water Supply. Gas and ElHctrielII
,,,.. bcaded by the Mayors 0"nhdan'' '''"
C,'Rrier ..1 10 ,eII .s The
-|o'I4 ,,lo,e c,r,e nearest where the increases
i'io"A ~ ,,or. .ha, 500 coo Richmond VIII c',S'
- IL moro than 10000 yeAi 'i't' VIZ -
So and Rrooklyn nearly s2.'" val, ~ ~
,ra increases for Manhattan Borough aiH' H
proximatciy 10 $l-'o -: .i,o donortn1enf=
,,rorq tn, larger Increases N lhe Hei, 49,
- f a. mo for the Department OF W. ~ n
O" rr.rios III CiA for +he Department OF fil
20 Inn FOR the Correction Department s'onn g.
tba street Cleaning Department, 4o an 80 amor
~, r., r2card Tho Board o. kStln5,t 80 -Hft
inc i0N % oos will he some $1,000 higher next
year -. .to c,,orer1s court in
1-;oz County will. receive increases atSLSt-++,-
~ 90 vrhiIe the municipal courts m Al ~ - 9nG
a year NOR" tor IN" ~
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

adapted to every -easonabe sutins. and can De
relied upon not FOR the present only but also I"i
"a. coming season. The use Of soutaChe applied III
tins vyav is both attractive and smart. ana there
are also soujache DandinEs that can be purchased
H., the ward which give something OF the same
,,.t ,.itI, considerably less labor The rollover
collar in tuxedo style. is always pretty ana be
.o.lipa and the Jacket can be closed or worn open
as the occasion requires Again the collar could be
f ,e same material braided or silk in place of
toe velvet II "A lighter effect X needed.
The quantity of material required for the medlunl
size i wards 2. Is yards ~ or ~ yards 81 inches
wide with :, ward of velvet for The collar soutache
according To design used.
Tho ,atter- No. 55i7, is cut in sizes for n 80. 81
&c p and inch bust measure.
Tho pattern will be sent any address on re-
ceipf of 10 cents. Please give pattern number ana
b,lst measure distinctly. Address Pattern Depart
met New York Tribune. If in a hurry for the
nst.e-r send an extra iHo-cent stamp. and II viii
lie mailed by letter postage In scaled envelope.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
no INVESTIGATE DEATH.
Herburger Not Satisfied zritb Re-
suIt of Patients autopsy.

~, -a If the death of David Rodesky VINO
complained to the authorities last week mat n.
had bAan severely beaten while patleh1 II Belle
&C tfos,ftar was blood poisoning. according TO
'' - rforn,sd Yesterday by DR.. Timothy
=, rnara ~oroner-a physician Dr- Lehane also
found that Rodesky had three Eios tTatl4reo and
60 o+ber minor fractures in dlreI'h parls o' tns
body. but says ne opS7 ~
ca,rsad his death
co-oner Harhurger. after hearing ne report Of
T,r rensne. said that he was rot @@'lSi7I tlat
rsde-L,,-.S death had been caused ~ ol'od poison
49, - .b,, he WAS going investigate further
~, .,,b,,pna the attendants Of Bellevue and the
1Ia,ha+tan state Hospital on W ara lSlfl'', "asrs
T1lIasI,r died to attend an Inquest nest "@eh- Dr.
Isbarn found that Rodesky's lungs were aAee'ed
- -. ,-.,Inlo7fa and said in his re7"rt mat the
t-e~frras Of the bones might have pNeh 'he result
OF their becoming bTl''i- 'i''
,cieor, in the blood.
-, C.-egor- who is IN charge Of the pst 'Aopa'nc
vyrd a, the Bellevue Hospital, w ,t-.s. At7 :. :.
~asa last night said that K'hpShS 49, 80 No,u@
1ytr.-1Ia an Ttn@ Is coming there from u 1lo4hs
- HosnttaI In his talks with the nurses ana
ot+rrdants ut Bellevue Rodesky sii" -. ~ 80. .a,
hen starved while patient al t"e 'i''-' 'ii'a'
attartfo1 was paid to his remarks as f-ol'S.y %
-, deveIoDef violent attacks ana llsSt-l %"
f,,~- r,err1i-tad 20 roam around tl@ i'9f-. - ~
- - - I,- Gregory alleges. as 10 thFea-sh
rbns- Who had charge OF hlhl' an" -, =, -
d4v after his admission to the ho9p.la- " - A.,
gregory that he had attempted % S'''A7 '' - VIA
ON Jun q Rodesky Was again taken - h5'L7vu-
This time b. three police "iilcst-- '1'''.i- -
,.ioIAnt when ue arrived his face was -
- .cr,,,bas which. Mrs. Rodessy san hd1
80, .,S 9fc.sd Mrs Rodasky and several reia
-. lied on the same day and told Dr ''-sEorl
mat he was right in his Original S'a'-1 -
To allow ROdeSky his freed'iii- - ..--- ~
DI.-1-,- rs,nafrsf at PeIlevr!s for Four daEs an
- - -r.nsfarrad 10 Wards Island Dr. WASH
hum nf Wards Island. signed statement % IN '5
erect that the patient had no naFA> OF -,
sr,cI, as were found by the corourl - =
| D~ Crarorv thinks with Dr. lshane- -. - ..
| h-i,tIeress Of Roiesky's bones caused We l'a-l
| discovered in the autopsy
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
MAGILT. SUICIDE PACT CHARGED
Medical Experts Report Wife OF Illinois
Banker Died from Chloroforr,

clinton H. July 31.-The report nj inc hV'''
e,,-. --}o made an ANALYSIS of the contents "'
the stomach Of Mrs Pet MagilL the hrs' VIE ~
Fred l1ari1I. was received here TO-DAY 7'' ga -
Attorney Miller announced that = IS =" M. 'lt
tIi; Mrs NaGT died from chlorofoIH i',l' ~ -
tr3fr Of arsenic was also found. tn" heHet - 4''
,r,, here that Mrs Magi'l did commit s1flul.
Lot n H.rrjok special assistant st7,'~ ~ -
rr.r3rtnc t.,. evidence fnr tho special S1hl' J'E'
said ,- ,,r case
.,TI,o chemists report does not weaken o't 'H9e-
We contend that 4 suicide compact "NiS'F'l ~ -
I-rol 1IaciU and his wife Mrs Pet Candy haF'"
Tho law makes 1t murder il one person ~
with another to commit suicide ana feiu-ff' ~
,ei,s. tho other person. If party [" me com
pac+ fails to carry the agreement H.. - ila @
slaughter IF deliberate deceit is shown II l. nl''-
der That viii =" case