The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

Jncz Carhin 10 years of age, Of AZ
West Fourth South street. committed
suicide at her home by drinking So
luton containing thirty grains of strych-
nine Thursday afternoon She was found
alive by her fnther before 4 o'clock and
he Immediately notified Or. w. T.. Beer
The riri died before the physicians ar
rival, and her body was removed Ia tho
undertaking parlors OF O'Donncll & Co
There is missing from the account of the
father at the Continental bank Sl15. and
the police are looking for man called
Fat whose description has been fur
nished.
Leading up To the suicide Of the young
girl is the story of a mans perildy and
a girls broken heart, When seen at his
home, u. W. CarhilI. the father. bowed
in grief and with voice shaken with
emotion. gave the facts rs follows:
Statement of Father,
There are only three left In the family
now | am a laboring man and came
here seeking health for my children. My
daughter, Myrtle. the eldest. and my
son. Jack, havc been working at Garfield
and lnez remained at home, keeping
house [ did not know anything was
wrong until ! asked her the other day
for the deposit certificates the bank.
j was thinking of going 10 Idaho and
needed some OF the money, and had given
the deposit certificates TO her to keep.
'She told me her sister had taken the
certificates TO Garfield for safekeeping
and. not having time TO go 10 Garfield.
i thought no more about the matter, |
went TO Garfield the other day, and
Myrtle told me thai 1nez must have been
mistaken. / came back homo and when
Inez entered the house asked her for
the certificates. She seemed TO be wor-
ried and said that she would look for
them. Today | asked her for them again.
and when she said that she could not
find them, l told her that L was going
10 the bank TO see how much money was
on deposit
AT the bank they told me that she
had Withdrawn the money, so | started
back home. | found all OF the doors and
windows locked and had to get one OF
the children to enter the window. As
soon | got into the house / saw the
Two glasses on the stand and, rushing
upstairs. | heard fnez scream. She asked
me If | had forgiven her and | told her
yes. She then told me that she had
taken the poison and ] hurriedly sen, for
Bad Man the Cause
Il left my signature at the bank with
positive instructions TO let no one have
money without my order. II they had
not paid out the money we would have
been saved this. Inez had been led by
some man 10 draw that money and give
IL TO him. for she has never bought her
self any clothing. and could not have
spent that much money without my
knowledge.
\ number OF Iove-letters written by
Ed Wright. Sugar city. Ida, were found
in the room. According to the father
and sister, Inez had number OF young
men friends. whose descriptions have
been furnished TO the police. along with
that OF Fat" The money was with
drawn by the means OF forgery,
When the sister, Myrtle. was notified
Of the sad news. she hurried to her
horne and. throwing her arms around her
fathers shoulders, sobbcd; Daddy. |
daddy. YOU have had your share. oh. |
why did she do IL? She told me. daddy, |
about taking the money and l was
working so hard to put il back. IL will |
break brother Jacks heart"
Myrtle is employed at the Mechanics |
club al Garfield. and her brother. Jack. |
16 years OF age. Is at Garfield learning |
the machinist's trade. No arrangements |
have as yet been made for the funeral.