Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-05
HORRIBLE ENDING GF
 BRIDE OF 2 MONTHS.
Mrs. w. D. Hammond Found Dad in Her Room In
 Phoenix.
PHOENIX. Aria. Feb. 4.-spI)-

This is a strange, time If night to call you up, but ! want 10 tel you aud Mrs. Eliott goodsy'
 As far as is known. these pariirE z words spoken over the telephone to Miss Stella Keesan. who is staying ar tho hoIae of Jack Elliott and wife. this morning at o'eloei, were the las, eyer uttered to aavone by 8irs. Ivy Irere Hammond. the w'fe of N D. ifamtaoad. the aactioneer. whose life loss body was fourd this morning about SEQ o'clock O. the bed in their roor,s on Wall streer. by her husband. who Led returned home to wake her for breakfast. says the Gazette.
 Mir Hammond immediately rushed out and summoned Coroner Johnstone. The body of tho yoang wife was found lying face downward in a drawn up positioa indicating B great agony pre- ccding death The body was scautiis attired There wenc no marks 1f vio- lencc. but the lips had 8 peculiar tinge, such as might be caLsed by some pois- on or acid
 Wal or LNGcs oaN0-
 On the table was half implied flask of whiskcy, ;s few empty beer bottles and anothgr small vial and g bottle that Dr. NNylte said after a brief examination had contained lysol. an antiseptic preparation. which. if taken internally. has the ss,:ne effects aS car 5olic acid Tkere was nothing else 10 indicatc the manner and cause oi death. The body ssas removed to the pariors of C. r. Merryman. A ooro- ner's jury was iTnpanelled consisting of P. ]. Doyle. J. F. D1nlap, J. l.. Irwin NJ. C. McDOusal, d. k. Stacy and Jake Miller. and the inquest opened at II o'clock. pr. N'ylie was instruct cd by Coroner Johastone to perform an autopsy on the stomach. and re ,port the findings tbs afternoon at 1 o'clock. when thc verdict would De rendered.
 No reason for tho probable suicide of Mrs. Hammond was brought Gat at tho inquest. except possible dcspond- ency. The witnesses all testified thar during the evening tili they left her al l0:30 o'clock she Sscs in the best O. spirits. and that her married life as| far as they knew had been happy. No evidence of any quaTrel previous toI her death was presC nted-
 Story of Sunday incidents
 Yesterday was MT HanmOnd's birthday and he and Mrs HammOud were guests at the home Of Jack FL liott. of the AnhauseT, and wife, and there were also present NJ. l.. NieuS and Miss Stella keegan- Followins dinner. the party viewed the Colebra- ton of Chinese Ness Years end about S:3 0o'clock vent e the rooms Of Mir and Mrs. ilammo8d in Wall street About two hours were spent pleas aHt,y and the social occasion broke up about l0:se o'clock The witnesses stated that few bottles O. beer were drank and Mrs. Hammond tool, a few drinks of Thiskey. wren they left she and MT. Hammond were in normal condition, and both lid the party good by MT Hatnmoni they saw stand ing outside the doofsBnd his wife was inst on the threshbolG- That was the fast they ever saw Of either last night. Efr. Hammond asked the gentlemen to go over to the club. but lhcy de- clined.
 The Wife Alope.
 Mir Hammond said that he left his wife immediately alter and went to the rooms of the Stag club over Hans Herlicks. and the Valley club, over the Cabinet He came down to the store early this morning but did not call his wife till laJer, when he found that she was dead. Mir. Hammond was overcome with the shock and could hardly tell his story on Inc stand
 The vital testimony was that b. Stella Kcegan, who related that about ? o'clock the telephone rang at Mrs Elliotts and Mrs. Hammond told her goodby.
 ''Why, dear, you can't leave at this time; there is DO train" replied Miss Keeean.
 Well. that's ali rigit. any1s Hy. Good gy." Then Mrs Hammond hung upI the phone. Miss Fcecan thought nothing of iJ at J!.e time and Gi6 noi i.lTe an oppoTtuuity io speak nf iiie incident till tbis morning when she heard that Mrs. H1mmond had been found dead. Al who had know her during her life had never heard her iGiiniatc that she would ever commit suicide. bat undoubtedly when ste rang up her lad, iliends she had in mind 70 taEe her l.-e arc proeeaded at caco to do so. 1ir. HaHHOrt said tisa' si. had used morphine or .5aiGm