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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
Small alks

R \" BREckoNs-I wish could tell all know but don't oA
INSPECTOR FENNELLIf lose my job liquor inspector '''
hibiton passes l Will supervisor.
JOB BATcHELoR-These the dog days and there is not nun
the courts. Wen be busy enough while.
SUPERINTENDENT CAMPBELL expect TsH
nlng through the kua pipeline by the O.
ATTORNEY GENERAL LINDSAY-I A. MottSmith Is !"
man HAWAII could possibly have represent Washington
ACTINGGovERNoR MOTT sNIITH-Wait until Faf So
little surprise have prepared It will be
SHERIFF JARRETT have people they behe'
was dead don't think watching for HIM
WILLIAM Chiffon against Leuten
Held If haha had not Of the ~
CHARLEY AcTIITbey money speeches fol ~
campaign but would take il. speechmaking f' -
interests.
J. r. GALT-If outside bonds handle we sn
but don believe in putting money securities VA
openings at home a higher Of Interest
ACTING GOVERNOR MOTT Frear Will nav
down to work when he gets back that he is DV
he should find the reins Of handle
JIM QUINN-The Advertiser Of talks OF Inc ~ az
beng dubs Logan and always I've Coca ~
Tor the senate and let The Advertiser Woolv for the ooau
JOHN sMITHWhy don't police the ordinance
ng the sidewalks That bunch the walk
between Richards and Aakea has several ncn
Ia lot of strong language
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
A Congress of Bird Lovers
Christian Science Monitor.


in
peoples
lead the punishment
plans
vicious appealed to
prevent Q their
plunage prove appears dele
whole reached moral
understanding the value Of
ife
bird good certain 10
complained
III
this killing trade relations with other
steadily
very open bird
their prohibiting the importation exporta-
world wide
camp agai he destr O.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
Making Good Use of Our Tin Cans
Exchange.

marked
Rockies
canyons collection the where the
New England TO Puget
Sound Everglades Of Florida to Boring Strait And throughout all
IF Of 1uby linked
regarded place rather
a Disagreement than the landscape
the
especially the American tin
Malay peninsula Consul General a Bots at
Of approximately 100000 worth
Of
Of example, requires 100000 one gallon tin cans
bring the petroleum Thousands these emed are used
household employed in Transforming American
tin duspaus sleeves, tunnels and salt and
nutmeg grar lamps biscuit tins ladies' cake aes boxes
and
AL thrifty
It possible that shall together all
throughout the length and breadth
over working forest and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
SIDELICHTS
GOOD BYE, GIRLS.

Let J. she'd cotious In weeks tha J,
r Win he pan longer Liae busy 10 lo,o
phrases
order our groceries. Lonely without the
out Of commission. Our probably only sufferers f .
al and the profanity expended r9
be heritage.
operation system vii be pts..
watch my the other day boy and ~
been practising comparatively when you how
ng attached looks like of
watch and likewise roulette have =.
to touch figures time pun right By Some -
which the boy explained NOT your Obtains
you may gossip long you please.
Do not quite Of concerned Y
telephone il the dark you numbers on f.
good girl rapidly drawing close your .
any place house and all ra
do under
YOUR carefully commit the nu
memory 90 your phone convey your message T
the numbers, and that
But that in which shah be the new mn
viii be Jap and the Chluaman-
present trouble Your n
ring ID his friend or cousin hon
girls permit for afternoons
how
Nevertheless in writing in their aear
which according
first, and
they things and have their printing
circulars publish
going be pilkia
The all resembles a4pauS
closely bomb which viii xhu
Hindu Koreans
qualities which with these nationaies tabu
underground, and the girls viii be
matte slight inconvenenees.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
PURITY IN MOVING PICTURES

Through curiosity simple read carefully the accounts
Of New England minister
know and neither do
in the But upper CUT by be
Of from these facts
cut it certainly something effective
best blows that be delivered and 8
without
is concerned
further
unda
dict viii be permitted by methods
scrap. ckng the minister's sons face
when blows rained
the supantng Of the smile by the
Mayor Fern ine1orable
feeling bloody witness whsn aa
going look picture show in which daMT
John If there be
shall in which ascertain the
by Elizabeth accomplished the surgical
body her Mary. Should
brutality viii curb them and confne myself 70 the have
Honolulu All honor Governor GIs
California All the heads Of municipalities who have
multitude how the whipped the
being limit
pames decaptation Mary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
Whv Would Vote for Prohibition.
A. 3. Leck en- by.

considered myself Pttion love nghbor
pity poor
TO b profound
We onward and upward: called
wisely. We
mantle
thrown around them.
Why many prohbion7 Is money! Of
enjoying with dinner, neither love restraint
unlimited that drink
saloon
spirit
will with
world
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
THE MORNING FISHMARKET.

The many worth u
them interesting place be Honolulu H
all phases, sudied
offered fa SKI
compared with the purse family may Th
waan less economical perhaps but intent getting bargain dn
The haole People all nationait, endeaU
make both ends meet, may
But the afternoon the market have have already sad
often painted and picturesque wh
pen equal.
The By na
DO not the hour the boats
but real morning from This Of mna
The mosquitoes have automobiles have M
running.
It during this pleasant hour that the for the Gay
(ContlnueI OF Page Ffve)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17

Tyo-Dd the Baylor took in physical culture any
Cou7s p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17


It awful thing dgifed especially
recently
Francisco had
Il something a
place afforded Then he
but For half hour the capitalist waited like
Scriptures, highways filed
the tables
pilka
consequently
would
be thought Of
that Kuho has told Los he
Hawaii
could beautiful things would
with all the privileges
glorious vision I conjured up.
Then fell Of
l Il a hurry. What I
he 0 Mort
in the edaid
Of Ha-
and Of
Then tumble practically citizenship growing up
the Territory
OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
PASSENGER AIRSHIP
AT SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus 10
hacked by several wealthy san
Francisco men. " r. Murray. in.
ventur. will launch 4 monster dir
lgiblc balloon IN September. with
which he hopes 10 establish pas.
srnEer service 90 Loa Angeles
Murray has developed al idea
heretofore uniriad. namely. the use
of hehcoptera az means 81 as
cent. descent aud horizontal pro
pulaion These hellcopters. OF
plano pFopellefs. vii project KeY.
.rhl feet from The frame " The
balloon and Will be capable 90 BE-
ing turned up % doNn AZ occasion
demands Three powerful gas BIO.
tors. especially constructed. will
drive the aervN AZ enormous speed
After several trial trips about
the bay counties. MurrAy wiil act
sail for Los Angeles. going dos
the valleys When he has hc4uhini
"a himself Wiih the air currents be
viii open a regular passenger scrx.
icc between the two cities. charE
iuE only comparatively small
fare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
BIC FIRE At
BENTON SHOP

The machine and blacksmith
shops OF the Seattle Car Manuiac.
turing Co. at North Renton were
destroyed by fire which broke uut
at o o'clock last night The loss
was $4,000 and Is fully covered
by insurance
The fire started IN the furnace
room The OH had been turned of
% quitting time. when some OF the
employees decided 20 do some over.
time work The oil WAS turned on
again into hot bed and an cxplo.
sion followed Several employees
we're slightly burned
Tho Rcnion fire department WAS
handicapped by lack OF water.
but managed 60 confinc the flames
The plant Is valued az $4,000
and employs 100 men Manager
q u Coiyiu said that the company
would rebuild Immediately lie
expected that the plant would be
going tuli blast within two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
OREGON FIRES ARE
UNDER CONTROL

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug is-~
The forest Tire situation over the
state continues 60 Improve and Il
10 believed the fires viii all be AN.
der control shortly
Save the fires ia the Crater ma
tlonal reserve In southern oregon
and the Clearwater river fire In
Northern Idaho. both OF which are
causing much trouble. the major
ity Of forest eonflaEratinna are
comparatively small Rain within
the past few days did much 10 ian
prove the situation
Associate Forester Cecil said TO
day that Companies r and NJ. from
American lake. would leave Med.
ford for the fire fighting line az
once II il expected that The sol
dieru will do much toward bring
ing the flames under control, az
they are disciplined men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
MAKING THE DIRT
PAY BOTH WAYS

other contract
Which means that contractor
with the keen vision for future
events poaaehacd hy Holt A Jcffery
get paid twice COR moving one yard
Of dirt multiplied by the number oi
yards % be- moved "a fact ~ some
interest to The people who pay the
freight
There are $50 900 yards Of dlrl
20 be moved cut and fili ia the
Weatluke Improvement job
A. 20 cents q yard the TAT con
tract price Holt a Jeffrey should
collect from the city in just
$685. 600
Asa matter Of mathematical fact
for g37254 Of these yards Holt \
Ieffery will get 20 cents yard. or
tei .GS604
For bt2,f46 yards they VIII oct
20 cents under the Wssiiaks con.
tract and "a cents yard Tor the
Denny hill dirt used, making ~
cents a yard. or s24e, fs.os. The
aum. with the sei .ss6.o4 above men
toned, makes the. price received
for moving this 10000 yards o.
dirt 1907 .B04i2.
Aud this. " you care for sub
traction $4,000. the legitimate
price. from 1907 500 H. the actual
price. gives Holt 4 Jeffery just
tit2.s0s rako.off Easy money
velvet or a harBher term. " sou
prefer r.
Third Chapter Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
(coneluded)


And. strange 10 say. although
Holt a 1offefy knew that they had
the Denny hll dirt for tho West
lake nli and although Grant Smith,
sulwoll A Co ala not have any
Denny hin. Holt A. Joffery'H bid
was bat little lower than Grant
smith. stllweil A Co.'s Having
the Denny hin dirt AT their com.
mand. Holt A Jeffery had a ~
centayafd handicap on Grant
smith. stilweil a CO. but Holt a
Ieffery took NO advantage OF This
when they put la their competitive
bid They Just ignored u and bid
within few dollars OF Grant
smith. stilwell a Co.
10 not that passing strangel
IN yesterday chapter. having to
DO with the foresight uf Holt A
Jeffery. contractors. u vas shown
how this firm managed 10 see into
the future far enough 20 save a sui.
ficirnt quantity of Denny hlll dirt
10 complete the Westlake I'M some
$4,000 cubic yards ln amount FOR
which they VIII receive A. cents a
yard that while as a concession
70 the public each specific contract
with the city provides that the dirt
shall be paid for only zone way.
that the sequence Of contracts ~
such that the dirt from one job
paid for uudof one contract IL used
FOR another job paid for under an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
VERA PROSSER FREE
tceneiuded)


state and defendant. clifford ClaX.
foreman. announced that. we, the
Jury. find the defendant not guilty.
on the grounds OF sclt.dcfensc
IN an interview with star repre-.
sentative Immediately after cen
ordinations. Mrs prosser stated
that she Was undecided as 20 her
future plans. but would probably
leave Tor the East She said words
could not express her feelings for
the jury and those who bofricnded
her
Mr. CLAY personally went To see
Mrs, prosscr as she was packing
her suit case In the cell prepare
tory TO leaving for her rooms ina
the Hotel Libby. aud again congrat.
ulatcd her on behalf Of the jury.
County Attorney Maiden shook
her hand and said. personally. he
was glad she was free. but was sim
ply douk his duty Mrs prosser
only succeeded in shaking hands
with part Of the jury. on
account OF her intense excite
meut Mrs Prosser was invited to
several Of the homes here, not
knowing that rooms had been en-.
gagged Tor her Al the hotel Her az.
torney Senator Long. feeling that
his client would be acquitted. re-
served rooms Tor her az the Hotel
Libby last night
Mrs Prosser. turning to Sheriff
ShanahRn. said
You can throw that medicine
away. as I won't need e any more
Mrs Prnsser said 10 one OF the
iailers last night while waiting for
the jury
You might send my trunk 20 the
depot as I will be leaving tomur
row"
Il was reported hy good authority
that the Jury had quite little di'fi.
Guilty In arriving az the verdict
They did not retire until late last
night and arose early this morn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
OIL ON WATERS
Anglers PEOPLE

Pouring oil on troubled waters
doesn't make any hit with people
living across Lake Washington On
the contrary. they are up In arms
against the kirkland ferry and the
Anderson Steamboat company.
Several times recently hilEc va.
ter. deeply saturated with OIL has
been thrown into the lake The oil
is swept BY the wind up into the
bays. where IL Is running the
beaches. the lake jewellers say
After a particularly severe olling
OF the lake yesterday. residents %
Hunts Point. opposite Madison
Park. determined to protest 10 the
county commissioners against the
two boat concerns who they think
are responsible A committee. con.
sisting OF W l. BilEer. Frank y
Hcisell aud Charles = Curtiss. will
take the matter up with the county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
TO PULL BURKE OFF

eide when piles should withdraw
The nrhitcf under thai agreement
was y FARRELL then assistant 10
President Hlll. of the Great North.
csn. noa chief executive represent
alive ln this state 81 the Hartman
interests While be has not dis.
closed his hand ~ yet IN The pend
Ing negotiations. u is more than
probable that Fhrrell &C. directing
the effort 60 get Wilson and Burke
together
Wilson Stronger Outside.
IN The efforts 20 show that Burke
la the stronger candidate. tho
Burke managers have bcen getting
letters from business men and poll
flciana ia Seattle and the North.
weafern counties. and these show
Burke reguii. while the Wilson
managers have been collecting lot
teTp from business men IN other
portions o. the state. and these
show n Wilson result
peinasstsr Leads Both.
For The purpose Of these ncgofln
lions the Wilson managers have
prepared an estimate OF the pr
mary election vote ~ the State
uh!ch gives Polmdexter 81 600. WI
son 10000 and Burke 1900 votes
Tho Burke managers have pre-.
pared countcreaiimhte which
shows Burke leading Wilson but
falling more short 81 Foindexier
than the Wilson estimate shows a.
20 Wilson
Ia these negotiations no atten.
ton "a being paid 10 the candidacy
~ " Ashion. % Tacoma. whose
chief function In The contest from
the standpoint ~ the Interests is 20
keep progressive votes IN Pierce
county from going 20 PoindcKtcr
and % deliver progressive votes Ia
the same county 70 McCredic. the
atRndpat congregational candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
80 DIE OF
CHOLERA

IVY hiAFN Affaa
BARI, Italy, Aug. twin the
death list OF 80 names hourly IN.
oreaslna. the vlrulent cholera cpl.
demio IN the Vicinity Of Bari, IN
Apulla, on the Adrlatle coast, 10
assuming omlnous proportions.
The Italian government today 10
hurrylnn doctors ard nurses from
Rome 90 the scene OF tho disease,
and fairs and public gatherings Of
all kinds have been forbidden. The
peasants Of the provinces adloin-
Ing the Infected districts are hold
Ing religious meetings, hyeterieAl'
~ implorlng divine aid
The nature OF the cholera 10 Of
the worst Many patients last a
few hours only after they are
stricken, dying IN great agony. The
towns Of Barletta, TRAM, Bltonto
and Moia are principally affected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
GAYN0R is STILL
IMPROVING

HoBokEN. ". J., Aug. IA
Mayor Vim. J. oaynor's condition
today was pronounced TO be salts
factory BY the attending surgeons.
The New York executive was able
10 eat an increased portion Of solid
food and TO discuss recent political
Developments briefly with his Wis.
TORS He showed lively interes, In
the development Of threatened
-.-'s" = me republican ranks In
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
(coaeludsd1

(Concludsd.l
llucai leaders The great special
interests Of the East. desperately
determined 10 retain their hold ou
the United States senate. 50 necea.
sAry 60 the perp.tuation Of their
power 70 loot and pllings. are bad.
IN frightened Al tho prospects ia
this state. especially since the TIE
mendous inHurgent victory in Cali
fofnia Tuesday
Ia California. az Ia Washington.
there Was one iuHurgont candidate
against d number OF regulars and.
whlls the regulars gollsd a major
~ Of All votes cast, the inNufErut
was given q tremendous plurality
over any one 81 them This 10 the
result that politicians knoN Ia Ger.
tain 10 Washington unless the
siAadpaiters can get together
The elimination negotiations are
being conducted b. twu rival
gfoaps Of men. one representing
roughly the old Hnl faction in
Washington politics aud support.
Ing uufSes candidacy. the ether
representing the old Hartman fac.
ton aud supporting Wilson The
factions arr bitter against each
pthcr. but they are more bitter
against PulndeNter. and this shows
their motive for getting together
J. o. Farrell the Man Behind.
Six years aFo. when piles and
Wilson we're rival candidates, an
agreement Was entered into be
tween them known a. The Mcnou.
gall store agreement. under which
Piles VAS 20 be candidate until
u uAs shown that be could not b
elected. when be vas 90 Withdraw
Ia Wilson's favor u VAS agreed
that each candidate should select
personal representative. and
these tao should select a third.
who should act a. arblter and de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
PRosssR CASE

Vera Prosser. daughter Of
wealthy Denver people Met
prosser In Cleveland lie was
the son of q wealthy colliery op
orator at Lisbon. O. They met
In Cleveland and we're married.
she aged IN. he aged e.
she had $4,000 In her own
name and both liked q life Of
gayety. which they led at lis
bon prosser did not confine
his affections 20 his wife and
she was Jealous tie went
through her money. she paying
for hts clothes even al the time
Of their marriage. They quar-
relied continually The rroascrs
moved West. he selling automo-
hllcs, until they finally settled
in Seattle They separated ire
Quently here. but like quarrel
Ing children. always made up
again Their family quarrelH
eliminated Ia divorce for
Prosser last May rs She storm
ed aud RACED and threatened bits
life Continual scenes fright
eued Prosser and be determined
TO return East without her
knowledge Tie could not clude
her. however. aud they rode to
gether from Spokane in a com
partmeut o. a Pullman car on
an east bound Great Northern
train. A climax came as the
train sped through Montana
No one knows Just what hap
pencd but Mrs Prossor LEFT the
train at Libby and prosser was
found dead Ia the compartment
a few minutes later She had
shot aud killed him. and the
jury today said Il was In self
defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
100000 FIRE IN
NORTH YAKIMA


= NORTH YAKIMA. Aug, ia.-- =
= Fire broke out IN the heart Of =
= the city at ? a. m. ~ipiHs out e
= q whole block, completely do e
4 stroyin9 the brick warehouse o. .
= The Yakima Grocery company, .
= the only wholesale srSesrs IN .
4 the valley. Loss $4,000, In =
= suranes $4,000. .
= The firenen confined their =
= effortE 70 saving the wholesale =
. houses. Ten cars Of fruit ready .
= to 60 East. on the sidstraek ad- =
= joining the buildings, were =
= saved. .
= The Yakima Grocery com .
= pany ard Yakima Produce com .
= pany lost all their books ard e
= papers and $1,000 IN the safe .
\ xtsss 1900 - .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
RUSSIANS ESCAPE
FROM HAWAIIAN
SUGAR FIELDS

HONOLULU. AUG 10 pisaatls
fiud with conditions "a ghc Hawaiian
islands. snd asserting that thell
labor contracts with the plant.
ere had been broken 40 Russian ia
bnrrra left here on the Matsou Hines
Wilheimlns for san Francisco.
Some months ago Hawaiian plan
iattuu owners Imported nearly zoo
Russians 60 Work Ia the sugar fields
The men were brutality ffratcd and
held aimant in slavery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
INDIAN LInGERS
10 YEARS--DlES

After a lingering uinspa % 10
years DURATION Kali 10. but. aged
e. a British Columbia Indian. died
carly this morning Rt tho sand uul,
near tho mouth ~ the puwnmiah
prputy Coroner a J tiiii was called.
and vas cold a. Tho Indian camp
that tho dead man had had con =
Egmptloa for over 10 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

In addition % our regular aalca.
men we have been compelled %
call upon our office force during
the past few days TO wait upon the
army Of Interested buyers swarm.
ing our sniesToOma Nor Dr. fhls m
40 remarkable. Tor never before
have We had pianos for sale AT
such uuhcard Of low prices or on
terms 81 payment 20 reasonable
practically your oWu. IN fact n w
the piano buying opportunity ~ n
lifetime. and Hhrcwd buyers were
not Ions la realizing this fact after
carefully looking over the Clear.
anee Sale prices and comparing
them sith prices asked elsewhere
4 glance al the prices Sili con
vince YOU.
During a club plan inauEurated
b. us some few months ago. when
more than 500 hlgh.grndo UprightS.
Baby 0fands and Player Pianos
werc sold. great many pianos
were taken tn exchange 10 order
10 allow those already owning
pianos desiring. however. 10 So
cure either a Grand Piano. Player
Piano or more expensive Upright
IN iin place. TO take advantage Of
our unusually liberal offer Our
floors soon became congeated with
these turnedln pianos. a greater
number than which bad never be
fore been accumulated. and Il was
not until the beginning Of the pres
en- month that we were able 20 get
each and every piano through the
skilled and experienced hands Of
our mechanics IN our Repair and
Re Finishing Dcpta.
THIS is THE POINT.
Each piano "a thoroughly over
hauled. tuned and polished you
do not take = risk Of any kind
These pianos are nov ali IN first
class cundition--in fact. the major.
10 q them look like new Every
piano A. Internationally and fully
guaranteed Money Back II Not
Exactly A. Represented This ia
the fundamental principle 81 the
House 81 Eilera and has been
chiefly Instrumental Ia our growth
from q small. struggling concern
n a 5000. 600 power In the piano
world
a GLANCE AT PRICES.
Among the instruments included
ia this SID Summer Clearance are
some Of the worlds beatknowu
snd most popular makes When
splendid Chiekeriug Upnghts. the
regular $3.50 and $500 kind when
new. can be secured for s2s9 and
s345: and practically good az ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
HUSBAND SUICIDE
WIFE TRIES 1T

NEW YORK. Aug ~ Hearing
that her husband. Louis c nauduy
real estate agent. had committed
suicide Ia a hotel az Mamaruncok.
l. l.. Mrs Lconic Iiauduy, bis third
wife. attempted "a All herself TO
day by swallowing carbolic acid
The attemp, was the third on the
part 81 Mrs Hauduy Last FRIDAY
she sricd to leap In front % an oio
waited train Later she tried TO jump
from the winaow of the police
station after declaring that she was
tired Of her husbands cruelty she
claimed that the fact that one ~
his two former wivss committed
suicide haunted her 10 February
1904. Mrs Bsudny shot herself.