The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-17
Welded FRIDAY AFTERNOON
AND SU|C|DED SUNDAY
Was Moving His Parents From Shack in Shantytown to
Rented House Near Corned of and Poplar Shot
Himself in Heart-Thou ght to Have Been Temporar
ilv Insane-Mother Frantic-Afraid to Tell Bride

AlQl6 Hart Is Qodu. ne lies DIT the
morgue of the Wenatchee Undertak-
ing company with a bullet hole
through his heart Suicide has end
ed the earthly career of the young
man whose sad story has been fea-
tured in the headlines of the Daily
World during the past few days.
The deed was committed in a
house near the corner of D and Pop
lar streets, Sunday morning. Satur-
day night Hart came to the shack in
Shantytown where tragedy has trans
formed his home into hell on
earth. He announced to his parents
that he had rented a house and
would move next day. The whole
family were glad to get out OF the
neighborhood where they had found
plenty of loyal friends but where
trouble had overwhelmed them.
Early yesterday morning a dray
came and the moving began. AS
sisting Aide were his seventeen-year-
old brother, Glen, and his cousin,
Charlie Hart, young man OF tWen-
ty-two years. At about $3.50 they
arrived at the D street house with
the first load of household goods
After unloading, Aide said:
Now you fellows go back to the
house and get another load while /
take these things upstairs and
straighten things around
Found by Six-Year-Old Boy.
On the return trip the two young
men brought Harris sister, Mrs. Lou
eta Click. She came from Iowa sew
eral weeks ago, where on the 18TH
of last month her husband had died.
bringing her six-year-old son, she
had come to live with the family.
The little fellow was the first TO
iump to the ground when the party
with the load of goods arrived at the
new home. Scampering around IN
glee, peering into every room I'M
ally running upstairs he soon rushet
down and said Aide was up there
living on the floor Glen hastenec
70 see for himself and found his
brother stretched out with his face
downward and against the wall Inc
Init end of the revolver was visible,
nrotruding near his right hand from
underneath the PROSTATE body.
Notified the Police.
Rushing downstairs and then to
town, the two young men found Chle1
Inscho and told him of the discovery.
He notified the coroner, DR.. Sauno-
ers who came down town with his
auto Immediately. Just at this time
the Daily World reporter appeared
and was allowed to join the party.
When the two officials with the
rewspaperman, accompanied by the
TWO Young men, arrived at the house,
they were met by the father Hart
and Mrs Click. speechless in their
agony. Upstairs the body was founo
un5isturbed. Rolling over the corpse
rbe coroner soon discovered the bull
let wound directly over the heart'
The negliglee shirt was unbuttoneo
but was not perforated by the ouiiet
&c was the undershirt. The wound
was black from the burn of the pow
der. showing that the revolver noZzie
had been used to push back the out
side shirt and placed against the
rndershirt about two inches below
tho nipple. Blood was oozing from
the mouth and nostrils ana the lace
and neck were black, caused by the
low position of the head.
Coroner Feared Foul Play.
On the way to the scene of the
catastrophe, DR.. Saunders remarked
that he wished to make Thorough
examination in order to be sure that
there was no foul play; that he had
heard that Jack Currie had been re-
ported as saying that he would kill
the man who married Edna May Cur
RE. All evidence, however, went to
prove that nothing but suicide could
possibly explain the death.
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