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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11
MIX UP IN YUMA CASE
 IS PUzzL|NC
Justice of Peace, ConstabIes, Deputies and Specials Are haled Into Court-Justice Before Himself.

YU3fA. March 10.-Seyeral days ago $. B. Sealy. while on his way from kofa to Cibola came upon his two sons and a boy named Gonzales in the act of dressing a steer which they had killed, and which was one of bunch of cattle over which there is Q lawsuit between NIT. Sealy and his wife. Sealy returned to Kofa and there made complaint to Justice weinshank issued a warrant for their arrest. sending 1t to Constable George Frankenberg of Cibela for service. Constable Frankenberg thought 1t i'm proper for him to serve a warrant is. sued in another precinct and declined to do it.
 justice Weinshank, when the con stables refusal was reported. prompt " issued a warrant for his arrest, charging contempt of court and ag- pointed Juan Higuerra a special dep 3ty constable to make all arrests rs fuired and also appointed Mr. Sesiy clerk of his court authorizing him e go with the constable and issue s'Io poelss for witnesses and any ofhcs warrants that arising circumstaBses might call for. The arising cirerIa stances worked comprehensively and Constable Frankenberg. the two SsalS boys. Justice Bishop of Cibola valie. were gathered in.
 The Gonzales boy had gone to his home st Picacho on tho CalifoTuis side of the river, but MT. SeaIy wsl equal to the occasion and quiekiy formed a plan for his capture. HiTiDs another Mexican boy named Lopez who lives q few miles below Cib7la to go with him. the two rode dowI the river to point opposite Picac bo and leaving their horses tethereC crossed over and stayed all night g the California town. Next morn.u. they hired the Gonzales boy to fe~rl them back to the Arizona side, a2, here Mir. Sealy. after getting his Win chester and revolver which he has hidden in the bushes, arrested trt boy. The Gonzales boy was forcns to mount the horse belonging to th' Lopez boy and Mr. Sealy. with hi prisoner started for Cibola, leayini the other boy 10 get back as best b. might
 The parties arrested at Cbiola b, Deputy Constable Higuerra had nu been actually taken into custody. bu having given their word to appea at Kofa on certain cav were allos
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11

Store Open Evenings Re- maindeT of this Week Until 9 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11
FAMOUS COMPOSITES
 sEvENTIETH BIRTHDAY

NEW YORK. March 10.-At his home in Brooklyn, where he has lived quietly since he retired several years ago from active pursuit of his pro fession, Dudley Buck, the famous or ganist and composer, received the congratulations of numerous friends today on the occasion of his seven. tieth birthday.
 Since, The death of Edward Alexan- der Mcdowell. Mir Mack is. perhaps, tho leading living American compos- er A legion Of church goers of three generations have sung his songs and listened to his music. For a quar- ter of a century he was organist i2 Holy Trinity church, Brooklyn, and director and organist of the Apollo club. one of the acknowledged pow CTS in the American musical world. For nearly forty years he was the best known church organise in Amer ica
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11
ANARCHISTS MANAGER IS
 AT TUCSON
Or. Hestman, Emma Goldman's Right Bower, Is Interested In the Case of Mexican Rev olutioniStS-

TI|CSDS. Arizona. March lo.- Dr. Ben L. Reitnan. ho7mer King of the Heeoes." sociologist. wr1ler. socialist and now. according to hia own announcement, m anarchist, ar. rived ta Tucson yesterday morning at the Santa Rita
 He says he is the business manager for Mas E1s-Hn Goldman, most prom inent of all the anarchists and he is eadenToring to arrange for q lecture on WedResdny evening by Miss Gold nan.
 He stassd that he is greatly inter ested Id tho cases of Magon, Viliareal and Rivera, the Mexican revolution is18 xho sze held in the Tucson jail
 He tried HnsuccesSfrfly to see the neyofutiunzsfs He was not admitted as United States Marshal Daniels has made O ruisrg that only the attOrneys talk with them.
 Dr. Ressrssa stated 10 the Tacsor Citizen that the report that he aud Emma Goldman are "af6nities' wal z fabrication. He said that. he il simply business manager for the wo rrun who kas been frequently styio< queen of the anarchists" He saiC that Miss Goldman will deliver tly' lectures iR Texas and win then go ( Australia She IS in Los Angeles e pseSent
 'I have advanced since I was II Tucson a year ago. I was sociaiss then. l an an anarchist now" saiS Dr. Reifuga.
 Tn the socialist organization ther' arc several hundred ministers w anarchists have no sse for ministers We are opposed to religion and VI have no roors for ministers in ou ranks"
 Dr. Reitman discussing free love said: "It Is true that I believe in al ffuitles or free love. believe tha when a couple feel that they are mat ed they should be together and tho when they find they are not longe agreeamle to each other they should not be held fast by marriage ties"
 Dr. Reitman on his visit to Tucsoi a year ago inspected the city prison At that time he was known as ta' King of Tramps" and had gained TO toriety by leading an army of the nm ernpicy-ed to the mayors office in Chl eago demanding employment.
 He stated that he has not lost hl'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11
EARNEST MAN OF THE YEAR.

LONDON, March 10-Goorgs Smith of Woburu Sands, has been adiudged by the Royal Humane society the bravest man of 1908. and has been presented with the society's Stanhope gold medal.
 The deed which won Smith the GOV eted award was a particularly heroic one On October 24 a workman was engaged in clearing ballast from the top of a kiln in Woburn Sands, when part of the roof gave way, and he fell into the kiln, being buried. up to his waist in red hot ballast. The barrow which he was using blocked the entrance to the kiln, save for the space of about a foot across. Thrcugh this opening Smith male his way. and iD tho intense heat, sur rouaded by choking dust and poison ous 7sses. 1its fhc renairacr Of the roof lia6le to fan in at my moment. he succeeded in rescuirg his fellow wcrrnan-in such a hadlv injured state. however. that he died some days later
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11

We are showing a great variety of ast.erns and colors in reliable made suits with extra trousers at very low prices Our line is probably the most complete in the Southwest-aH sizes for boys to Is years old, $500 Other styles at $500.
 s7.5e and SS.5o.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11
HOMESTEAD s.O0o,oOO ACRES

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1O-Ey or der of the interior department about 3.gOo, ,000 acres of land in the counties along the eastern border of Wyoming win be thrown open at once to home steaders, who will be allowed to take eitte- 160 or 320 acres. TAe land cannot be irrigated and win be Of uso for dry t@&msng Only. Those wh2 take $2g acres must make an attempt to cultivate the iand, while those who 20 in Of sS0 acres will not be com peile,. to do so. Throwing open this land is in the nature of experiment. to zee what can be done with such I9Dd
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11
HARRIhAN GAVE
 BEGGAR \ DIME
Detectives For Southern Pa cific Locate Mendicant
 n Fl PaSo.

FL PAso. Mar. TO 4 oae-armed heggar sho excited E. IL Harriman's sympathy with the story of having been injured while in tho employ Of the Southern Pactfic has been lo- cated on the El Paso rock pile by rail- road detectives who have been search ing for the man ander Instructions rom their chief. The beggar admits that his story of having been em- Dioyed by the Southern Pacific was false. Hartman gave him dime in Tucson and sent orders from Mexico to have him located
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-11
ETHEL BARRYMORE TO WE'D.

BOSTON. Mar. l0.-Miss Ettei Bar rymcre Is to wed Russel Griswold Colt. eldest son of Co. Sam r. Colt. president of the United States Rub beE company of Providence. R. '. COlt is 26 years old.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-09

aphcandole un unguento que tam.
bien es descubrimiento del sehol
Doig. 81 Sc deja hacer este la tilcera
entonces adquiere mayores proper
clones, Sc pone de un color negro,
y por resultado el pacieate muere.
Pero, 81 Sc atiende debidamente, la
dlcera continuamente va extrayen
do toda Ia materia podrida de los
pulmones, al extreme que la cura
completa Sc efectua despues de tres
9 cuatro meses. Ell senior Doig lie la
mo Ia atencion al embajador ameri-
cano sobre su descubrimiento, y este
Sc mostro muy interesado. En- esta
entrevista Sc decide posponer cual-
euler relate sobre el particular hasta
que no Sc hayan conclude las prue-
bas finales y Sc haya demostrado 10
eficaz de este remedio, de manera
que no haya motive alguno de dis
puta. Ell Sr. Doig ha declarado que
el todavfa no ha obtenido NAL re-
sultado en- ningtin case.
En- confirmation de 10 anterior
mente dicho, este seflor Sc propuso
curar un joven de dieciciete amos de
edad, y que, segdn el certificado de
los medicos, Sc halaba en- un periodic
avanzado de tisis, tcniendo afecta-
dos anbos pulmones y las glandulas
de Ia garganta, 10 cual le impedia ar
ticular sonido algune. Este joyen
pesaba cerca de cien libras, Y, de
acuerdo con los doctores, SUI muertc
Sc esperaba dentro de dos amos. Hoy
dia y sorpress de todos, este joven
Sc encuentra completamente curado
y todas las huellas de la tubercu-
loisis han desaparecido.
Antes de'que este descubrimiento
pueda reconocerse oficialmente Sc
van a hacer prlebas finales en- ma
yor escala. Seis pacientes, con sus
verdaderos comprobantes, firmados
por medlcos, y que confirmen que
Sufren de tuberculosis Sc someteran
bajo el tratamiento de Doig, Y vigi-
lados por peritos cientificos, quienes
haran notas de estos casos desde ell
principle hasta el fin.
El tratamiento no es doloroso pe-
ro 81 algo fastidioso Una vez que Sc
ha desarrollado la lilcera no neccsita
mas atencion que el tener cuidado
de ella dos veces al dia. No Sc receta
ninguna medicina interiormente, nj
tampoco los pacientes estan obliga-
dos a permanecer en- CANA durante
su tratamiento En- el case del joven
que va hemos descripto, este iba d SUI
trabajo todos los dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-09
HANco TERRITORIAL Y AGRfcoAL
DE PCERTo-R RICO.
Capital suforilado 81. 400, ,oo0 Cspitai rea.
li.ado s315.j32 90. u s. C


Operaoiones que reaiiza:
Prestamos: Con sarantiAs perscnales.
con oolaterales. con bipotecss corto
y largo plazo sobre fiucas riisticAs
Deseuentos: De eiro.. p,gares. y obi
gaciones comeTciales 4 corto plAzo
Giros: Sobre Espsas. New York. Farn.
Londre. y Hamburgo
Giros por Cable: sob0s Nss York v
Madrid
cuentas csrrientes: Con iateres de ? D
N. annual disponibles Ia vista por cheques
Imposieiones q plszo flo: Con rter5s
De ? p. C. annual seeun tempo.
Seeei6n de ahonos: lmposieione, sobre
hbretas desc % cts. 1000 con interese,
al .. e saual.
Cobrantss: Por cuents aeens COO conf
sion mfnia1a de cobro. SIP eounisios par.
os corrientIstas-
Dep6sifos: De Elective vslores-
Csuhie de mosedas De todo. 10. rs.
s<s.
Ven,s De etdulas hipo,eesrias: Ls n.jor
inversion en- Puerto Rico. lnieres ? :.
psgsdero por eupones senestsle.
yenta d fipeas: Dsndo facilidade. ra-.
el psso. en- lss iurisdiceiones de AdIuais..
Asu2s Buena.. Aiboni,o. Arecibo. Bsrce-
Ioneta. Bsrros. Csyey, Gales. Coro1.l. GUAM
loneta Psros. csyey. Gales. co-cHal.
Gtsy.r1,. HstiIIo. Juan. Dia.. Loi,a. NAM
Il. Msricso. Nsraniito. Paiiias. Rio Crane.
Ut1sdo. YsdUcos Issos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-09
la OEUDA
De CUBA,
Espana propondra el
arbitraje.
II Japon comprara al Bra,
sill los dreadnoughts, que.
construye en- [nglaterra.
Las potencias rehusaB discutir
Ia dificil sitaacion de Creta.

New York, julio 9.-Un telegra-
ma del Brasil da cuenta de los ira
bajos realizados por el gobierno
de Toxic para obtener los dread
noughts que el gobierno de Rio ia
metro esta construyendo en- los as
tilleros ingleses.
uno de estos, el Mino Geraes
Sc encuentra va en- camino de Bra
sill. Is creencia que las negocia-
clones estan muy adelantadas, por
10 cual Sc da como seguro que el
gobierno de Toxic realizara al fin
la compra
Este acto supone un gran triun-
70 de Ia diplomacia nipona.
La noticia ha ca usado viva SEN
saci6n en- los c(rcu las navales de-
Washington.
New York, julio e.-El gabine-
te de Madrid en- vista de las infruc-
tuosas gestiones del gobierno de
Cuba para obtener ventajas CO.
merciales 4 cambio de la cancela-
cion de la acreencia que Espaha cree
tener sobre Cuba, propondra a es
ia, sea sometida la question un
tribunal de arbitraje toda vez que
la negativa de Cuba no Sc conside-
dera 10 su6cientemente justi6ca-
da, Sc cree que el gabinete de la
Hab ana ha dado por terminado el
incidente, por 10 cual no sera ofda
ninguna peticion que tenga CO.
nexi6n con este asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-09
NUEvA TENTAT|VA
De La C|ENC|A.
El DR.. William Doie. ase-
gura haber descubierto
el remedio contra la tu-
bercuIosis.
FL tratsuiento-dice-es Snma.
nente Sencillo.

De Londres vino la noticia que en-
aquella capital Sc ha hecho un gran
descubrimiento que promote ser de
los mas valiosos para la ciencia me
dics, y es una cura rapida y seneilla
contra Ia tuberculosis. Ell nombre
del Afortunado descubridor, William
Doig, fundador que fue de una casa
editorial de Londres, pasara la pos
teridad como uno de los bienhecho-
res de la humanidad Y Sc lie conocera
como el vencedor de esta terrible
enfermedad, Ia que amos tras amos
ha lido aumentando el nlmero de
sus victimas.
Mr.. Doig sc retro de la vida activa
comercial hace algunos amos. V desde
entonces sc dedico enteramente al
estudio de la medicina. Al principle
descubri6 que podis curar Ia tuber-
culoais de los huesos. y hace cosa de
POGO tempo encontro el medic de
ampliar su descubrimiento i Ia cura
de Ia tisis. Este tratamientc es su-
mamente sencillo. Una cataplasma
de acite y cloruro Sc coloca en- el
cuerpo del paciente, cerca de aque-
Ia parte, tsnto como ses possible,
del 6reano que ha sido afectsdo por
el bacilo de Il tuberculosis Al cabo
do una scmans despues de aplieads
diehs cstsplasma sc forma una tl-
cern-ls cual &c conects con el 6rgsno
afectado por 10 que se llama un rayo
de inflsmsci6n- Esto forms una espe
cie de csnal, por el cual el hurngr
mucoso del sistems tiene sallda Ia
verdadess receta ain no - b
echo pdblieo, pero no debe temersc
lque hagan un secreto de ella, pues
Is ssperan Ierar 4 caba eiertos e.
Desineatoe que estAn hacienda
Il 6leers hay que atenderia con .
psehe euidsdo dos veces 81 da, !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-09
En- f SENAD0 !!
AMERICANA,
-- y
Aver fue aprobado el
bill de tarifas,.
Un muerto ilustre,
Fl general de caballeris Mar
ques dc Gallifet, fallecio aver
en- Paris.

New York, julio 9.-E) senado
de spues de varios debates y enmien
das paso aver el bill de las tarifas.
Manana sera remitido al presiden-
te para su aprobacien y frma.
New York, julio 9.-Comunjcan
de Paris que aver. mui6 el general
marques de Gallifet, una de las f.
guras mas pr ominentes de la Fran
cla contemp oranea. Ell gobierno
ha dlspuesto sean tributados gran
des honores p6stumos al ilustre
militar.
New York, julio o. Los pode-
res interventores en- los asuntos de
Creta, despues de una conferencia
por medic de sus representatives
han acordado rehusar Ia PROPOSE
clones del gabinete de Constan-
tinopla, que exige sea somitida a
discussion entire las poten cias la d.
fell sltuaci6n de Creta. Por unani-
midad, fue acordado mantener el
statu-ouo en- dicha isla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-09

Nodie sabe que su casa es-
ID desaiquilada. Nadie 10 So
Be. porqus usted no 10 a,aunciG.
81. desea dlquildr su casa que
obOra no Ie produce NADIA amin
elela en- la Correspondent
ca" Para eStd cldse de onun-
CLOS hay en- este didrio precios
esPeeidle, muy iiniiddos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-09
POL|TlCA SUD-
AMfRl4hAi...
Un ibro interesante deli "a
pitan de IA marina de Cue
IRA chilena don Braulic.
Bahamondes,
RI PERI 50 prepars para exigir
per ID faerza Il sslucion del
''prsblena del Nerte."

E capatSn de navfo don Braulio
Bahamondes Ia publicado en- San
tiago de Chile un folleto de caracter
confidential, titulado "Defensa ma
val del pals" por cuya publication
ha recibido las felicitaciones de los
almirantes y de los miembros del
consejo naval chilenos.
FL ssfor Bahsmondes hace en- 90
libre b historic y preparation de las
construcciones nava1es argentinas,
las del Brasil y el PERI, y hace notar
el pellgro a.. entrana para Chile Ia
preparation militar de los peruanos
hacienda palpable la necesidad de
reconstruir IL flota chilena.
Recuerda el seflor Bahamondes,
que las escuelas naval y de grume-
tes no han dejado de funcionar en- el
Peru; que los jefes y oficiales han
permanecido embarcados y en- SER
vicio actito, durante afios, en- las
marinas francesas, norteamericana
y Argentina; que los ingemeros y ma
qunistas, navegan en- vapores de las
conapahias del Pacffico; que antes
de terminarse los rapidos cruceros
"Grau" y "Bolognesi", Sc echaban
en- el Callao las bases de una gran
compaiiia de navegaci6n, cuyo prin-
cipal accionista es el gobierno del Pc
rd y cuya principal medida fue la
construction de un esplendido dique
flotante, de acero, para impiar los
mencionados barcos, que son unos-
magnificos cruceros auxiliares que
tienen un andar de mas de veinte
millas.
Tratando de las relaciones perua-
no-chilenas, dice:
"Cada ,aho, 1uestra question con
el PERU Va presentandose cada vez
condolences mas desfavorables para
nosotros. Sc esta repitiendo con Sc
mejAnza abrumadora, de NAL ague-
70 las niisnaas faces de nuestro itigio
con Il Argentina.
"Estamoss dejando, con toda cal
ma, tranquilidad indiferencia, no
sc 81 criminal pero ST musulmana
que hahlA muy NAL de nuestra ener-
gfa, provision 6 inteligencia como
naci6n y como hombres, ell que nues
tro contendiente Sc prepare con tino
y sagacidad para disputarnos palmo
4 palmo, escudado tras de su recien-
te prepasaci6n militar y naval.
"El retardo en- resolver el proble-
ma del norte. como Sc lie llama, es q
todos luces perudiciales 4 nuestra
causa E intereses; y, sin embargo
nos pavoneatnos porque por el mo-
mento mantenemos nuestro poder
en- el terreno de ,disputa.
"E PERT no ha hecho y no hace
hasta Ia fecha, sino ganar tempo y
bajo todos conceptos,
para engirnos la soluci6n del pro-
blema, cuando las CIRCUMSTANCES lie
sean favorables y tan pronto como
se conadere en- estado de imponer-
nos su voluntad."
lei Mercurio" ha publicado i'm
portantes dstos oficiales sobre los
iltimos emprestitos peruanos y su
verdadero deatino, hacienda alusi6n
q que ellos se emplearan, evidente-
mente, en- armamentos.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
WILLARD.

Especial to The Herald Republican
| willard, Nov. H.-Thanksgiving day
was observed here by the public schools.
which had short programs, Consisting of
! songs and Rotations.
The Y. L. NJ. NJ. l. A. held a big party
| Wednesday night, the features being an
| oyster supper and a dance About fiftv
couples were present.
The ward primary conference was hela
here Sunday. A report of the last year
was given.
James NJ. Dalton and Joseph Morgan
have returned from their ranch at Bur
ley, Ida, and expect to spend a few
months here.
Miss Elsie ]. Ward. who is teaching
school in Salt Lake, is visiting relatives
here.
Miss Jane Taylor is visiting in Logan.
MISS Kate owens is paying a visit to
friends in Spanish Fork
v Can Of Brigham. formerly a Willard
boy, was visiting here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Lowe have gone
to Logan for a few days visit
Joseph Ford Of Iowa visited friends here
during the week.
lor Lester Owens, George Baddley and
Eliza Hubbard were among the students
returning home to eat their Thanksgiv-
ing dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Tames. who have
been visiting IN Paradise and its vicin-
ity for several weeks. have returned
home.
Jesse Ownes, who is employed in Salt
Lake, was in Willard this week
William COvington, formerly of this
place. but who has been on the coast
ten years, is visiting here.
Miss Zelda Harris, who is teaching
school here, went to her home in Salt
Lake few days ago.
MIR. and Mrs. Owen Nebeker OF Rich
mond are visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Isabel Dalton, the county record
er, visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Dalton, during the week.
Eddie Gordon is visiting here from
Idaho.
e. White is preparing to leave on mis-
sion about Dec. 13. He goes to the north
ern states.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28

The illustrated lecture by Chaplain ].
T. AxtOD at Phillips Congregational
church Friday evening, December 8, at
Sis.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
New Millinery Monday,
OUR BROWN BROTHERS.

One-third and half price.
MEHESY'S. loo Main st.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
AFFINITIES in TROUBLE
May jackson and William Sullivan
Scrap in Finley Hotel and the
Latter ls Arrested.

Finley Beacon: Al woman by the
iarne of May jackson came to Finley
on Tuesday of last week to secure
work at Browns hotel. On Friday a
man named William Sullivan arrived
here and sought the woman out at the
hotel, and apparently was trying to
get her to leave the hotel and go with
him to run a cook car with some
threshing rig. 1T seems that they
had been living and working together
near Fort Totten before coming here
SUNDAY evening the couple had some
trouble at the hotel, and the woman
claimed he had struck her on the
back OF the head. and seemed to be
In a serious condition, but which
turned out to be merely nervous At.
She made a complaint, charging Sul-
livan with assault and battery, and
he was arrested and taken before JUS
tice Monteith, who after investigating
the case, and upon the promise OF
good behavior by the accused, fined
him SIS and costs. total Of $12.55, or
ten days in jail and suspended sem
tence upon the promise Of Sullivan TO
go TO work and earn the money and
pay The fine. The couple both left
town on Wednesday and we under
stand they had secured work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
JEALOUS WOMAN
DRINKS HAIR TONIC
MRS. HANNAH MADDEN, EMPLOY
ED ON FARM NEAR JAMES
TOWN, ATTEMPTS SUI
eide OVER LOVE
AFFAIR.

jamestown, N. D., Aug. 30.--Jea-
lous, it is alleged, because Of neglect
on the part of one OF her admirers,
Mrs. Hannah Madden, employed on the
Joe Mutz farm east of jamestown, at
tempted to commit suicide, by swal-
lowing the contents of half ounce
bottle Of chloroform and half the con-
tents of a bottle of hair tonic.
Mrs. Madden had been brooding some
time, 1t is said, over the faithlessness
of one of her adorers, and decided
that life was not worth living without
him.
Her screams of pain after swallow
ing the chloroform brought other oc-
cupants of the farm house to her room
and DR.. DePuy was telephoned for,
Whether or not the hair tonic had
the effect of neutralizing the effect OF
the chloroform is uncertain, but today
she is resting comparatively easy al
the hospital, and hopes are held
out ~ her recovery.