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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

FOR SALE - Rhode Island Red
Cockeres at s1.0O each. Apply to
Mrs. A. L. Campbell, Benton City,
Mo. Phone Benton City. d2-w2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
opo Youn

Want to borrow money on farm
lands? II so, get our rates; they
ere low.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

IL your hogs ere sick, use Or. Ia.
one' Hog Remedy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

The Royal Neighbors elec1ed the
following officers Friday night:
Sue Owen, Past Oracle.
Lula Lientz, Oracle. /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
NEW HOPE.

NEW HVFEs
Robert Hill sold to Cant & Consi-
dine II head of hogs at $40 per
hundred.
Mrs. Lula Dollins and children Wis
tied Mrs. Minnie Wilson and family
Sunday.
Archie Johnston sold five hogs to
Oscar Laforce at 7c per lb.; weight,
225 lbs.
F. W. Wisdom is reported III.
G D. wisdom gave his friends a
party Friday evening.
There will be preaching at New
Hope next Saturday and Sunday by
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Mrs. Loe Miller is On the siel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

farm
they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
FOOD MEN TO GATHER.

Pure Food Commissioner Hanson 49,,
state Chemist Harms leave Friday nav i,
80 Nv dreams to attend the four
icenth annual convention of tho A s.o
ciatiop of State and Nationn, ~ iNs .,',
Dairy Departments. Nov. 2o-Dec . TIE ,,,
convention VIII discuss police pownr n q
applied TO health questions histnr,. "a" az
hugation over blcachcd -four. snni,o ~
n ,,,n, s'n,e an ana municipal control In re-
iht,oii !" 1000 products, standards "a,
AMI concentrated milk, Diseased " "a, ~,
an,,''ais, butter substitutes, weights
una measures. changes in the ,vci,rh,
"i stored Tour and butter lnbelinr M
,pL,tiI'y OF laws. procedure OF state Of
licl'tls when acting under federal Iov.s.
endorsement OF law A yc,,, iotnn,n. .ns,
meeting Is anticipated, particulari,, ne
.nc secretary of agriculture and other
prominent government officials ,y;Ii u,
present from tho national capitni &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
HEARINGS sTILI CONTINUE.
l,ronoscd Advanced Rates In Eastern
territory Considered

washington. Nov. 22--'The investira
t,oh or the proposed freight advances In
.he eastern trunk line territory was
resumed before the interstate commences
| uonln'ission today, the shippers contin
| uihE ihe presentation of their case
=. .. Bertschy Of Milwaukee. traf,,c
i,iihager or brewing company. testi.
a,e. mat the advances would result in
Si'-'2ie OF additional expense to his con-
Germ. he said there were no specio,
rlsks In transportation of beer
W; II. Gay testified for the Grand
hapids Furniture Industry. He adj
mitted that his appearance here "a
Witness was at the suggestion of George
w. Perkins of j. r, Morgan & COM
pahN the New York banking hons,
he testified that while opposed To tbc
present proposed Increase no would
nave no objection to general freight
increase If applied by the RAILROADS mi.
'ormlS throughout the United States
FRANK Lyon. counsel for the Interstate
commerce commission. asked concerning
tnc interest of Mr.. Perkins in tho mat.
aef. witness said Mr.. Perkins had |
suggested that the manufacturers and |
ShlpPers would be welcome at this hear
''S, put dld not attempt to indicate
what position they would take.
, MI Gay said the suggestion from
., :. erkins was made at an accidental
meeting with him in WashinptonN n
L"a'h ago. MT. Perkins explained that
Dads. that they had been ono s,dod
ma that lie did not like It as he wa.
ust as much interested in manufac.
ur'ng and producing as in the rail
Dads Wv i"n'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
RICHARDSON MURDER TRIAL.
ATTORNEYS Nearly Conc to Blows DIR.
Ing Yesterdays Proceedings.
Especial to The News !.

portland Ore. Nov. .2.-charges
mat mat. Deputy District Attorney Joseph
iha sn,ussled two physicians into
night and ordered them to make =
IHeh.a. examination of Aurelius NJ
dudge Gaten's department or no o,r'
cu,n court. were made by Richardson's
tt aunn, John f. Logan, in court Yes.
teF Although admitting ali the
naets he maintained that his condnct
", Yes nor unprofessional. He was severe
" reprlmanded by the court.
ror moment. as the two attornevs
we're wransling over tho charges and
v vni,,, , it looked as If blows
would DO exchanged. and n bni, MT
s.epPed toward Page and Logan IN
readiness to separate them. -
+ a =, Mi Richardson is a former Salt
T. i.aker and is being tried for murInr
N the first degree for the kim q,
lack Hale for alleged criminal init.
1s 'hJy r Math ms IRichardsons) wife.
Foi'ce Defective r. NJ. SchuIzc 10y
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BODY STILL UNIDENTIFIED.
NAN Whose Alanalcd CORPSE WAS
Found ON Track. Lying ut Morruc.

Tho body of the man who was found
on the Denver and Rio Grandc track.
monday afternoon near the Inter
mountain Packing plant. remains
unidentified ut the morgue. In tho
51oske.s was found a Postal card adj.
dressed to r! Murphy. east Sixth and
w"ur' streets, Dcs Moines, Ia, in n
womans handwriting. but without
thc name of the sender. railwnv
ticket was also found on tho bodv
from Des Moines to Los Angeles. good
,ihtli Nov. 20, via the burlington and
Denver \ Rio Grnndc roads. Tho mil,
road officials believe the man wns
either trying to ride II brake beam
over a division Of the road nor Gov.
cred by his ticket. or had fallen from,
the platform of n train. Tho mnneInd
remains were handed over to the
sheriff while the officials Of No
r9hd are trying to ascertain the man.
lunhtltN, Dos Aloines is being wired
"ut az an early hour this afternoon
cleaned ''' peeh
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LATE LOCALS

Glass In Genealogical Rcscnrch
class IN genealogical research viii Il,
organized tomorrow, at 3 O'Clock in ~,
,isnops' building fourth floor. Ali in.
eerested are cordially Invited
Cleaning Company Robbcd.-.rh,ovo
tcntered the store Of the Salt I,a,so
Cleaning company at 351 south St STAT
street last night and stole some ra ~
lhents left to be renovated. Sin
upw was forced to gain entrance tho
eiehhihg people say. VIC
Episcopal Service Tlurs,I.y-rho
,ochi Episcopal churches will hnid
union services Thursday in ST ,1nrl, ,a
rn.neurnl. Dean Colladay being ,hs .
preaEher The choir will sing WS ,a a,ie
wa, To Deum In d fiat, With "pr oTa-
me Lord Q My Soul" by Watson "'ae
! Corpomtion Tax Noticcs--ro,,oa
a'uSe peen received by E. II (,ai,,s,a
,"t OF Internal revenues to senI
out TO- CORPORATIONS reouestinr - I"mu
~ maze statement OF their On rn ,nemi
LOT me year ending next Doc q, ,', Ing,
,ep s Or earnings will be due NJ NJ, me
:, Lor me 1910 tax. The govern r,o,t
, ,4.ieets per cent Of ali net earn1 nant
aver N'e $4,000 1900 as q corporatlon tam nllnss
. j s a 7 Z y ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
L. D. S, U. NOTES

Horace Ensign and Edward n ~,
S U".i gave song and piano recital inst
MeuhesnnH morning IN general eyer.
,,s,,s Thc music. which was OF tho
n,slit ana popular variety. was henrt,Iv
'Rl gn,tad by the students.
iiaollaays for Thursday ard Friday If
this week have been announced ''g T, OF
t,m,,anhkssiving exercises on Wedn,sdnw
WI IN ne given by the students.
ny second number OF tho Gold and
:, h'no made Its appearance TO-DAY al" ~
10 ENTHUSIASTICALLY ices launched. rs every stu.
.uelt ms subscribed for L. An cIabo-
rate 1 Christmas number is plnnnem
me 90 members of tho night mis-
N Nror.a class, their instructor, VIM
norton; md their friends held inl,,H
G gu ,,, IN the Lion House last Th,,rs.
siona ,.sn sn,,!,. imhued with the mis-
1hey held their regular class 's sSssinm
/. ,H u issaa .
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DEATH OF MRS. NILSSON,

Mrs. Matilda Nilsson, As years old
oicd at the Holy Cross hospital hi,
morning Of cancer She had been sick
Tor some time. Mrs. Nilsson was tbr
wife Of Off Nilsson. and lived at 1o4S
Irlnceton avenue. She was tho mother
OF II children, two of whom ara mar.
, re, and reside In Salt Lake. Mrs.
Silsoh was native of Sweden. The
iuieral VIII be held Thursday at il
o y u,osk from the Thirty-frst ward
chapel and lnterment will no IN ~
city cemetery. Friends OF the ran,iiv
are invited to the services.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
SHELTER SMOKE HARNEssED.
California Farmers Grow Crops With
out Damage From Plants.

froi Lewis A. Merrill returned last
evening from kennett. Shasta county,
Cal where he has been for the past
10 days. Prof. Merrill went to exam
me the crops and timber in the vicini
~ OF the United States smclters. which
are located at kennett. Owing to the
tlnsner BY the poisonous gases and
smoke Unit were emitted from their
chlm,ineys. the smeltcr company in
a.a'leh huge gas house similar to the
at Murray, Utah. G. W. Mctcnlr. who
was former superintendent of the
sneiters at Murray, is general mana
ger OF the smelter at Kenneth
Prof. Merrill says that with tho Il,
stallatlon OF the gas house, crops can
ne grown with perfect safety around
the smelter and the people are highly
pleased that the smelters can now m,
crate without destroying crops and
timber. any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
UNLOAD NEW MACHINERY,

me Utah Light & Railway company
mas Just unlonded quite u lot of costly
machinery from the O, s. l., for N.
new power substation Mt Lovcnd,h,.,
nprhers on the car line below Mnrrny
ne machinery includes an soo.i, y
transformer. 50o-h. p. motor-gennrat
or, and connecting machinery. rcrei,n5
ron inc General Electric companv,s
~, nuh AZ Schencctady, The new sta
e ,~' - 70 furnish power for the south
.Tli extension, and will be nushn,
through to completion with al, AZ,
sibie speed. The great boilers nnI
Stokers for the new power house ~.
jordan station, have hecn also I,n,o,n
ca. ca. ana VIII shortly be placed in nosi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
aries Cunningham Appears in Court
On Churgc of Conspiracy.

|harles Cunningham, the checker at
Louvre cafe who was arrested there
play night and charged with having
faudcd the cafe out OF money by the
OF duplicate check game worked in
usion with walters nj the place,
tded not guilty to one charge
|inst him in the police court TODAY
his bond was fixed at $3.50. The
Ping of the case viii be announced
birmingham is charged with conspir-
TO delraud. The penalty for this
pc Is Imprisonment for one year
Sl,0OO fine. or both II has de-
ped that Cunningham worked with
waiter ut the place without the
|rledgc Of another, thereby kecping
one of his Confedcrates i'm tho
a complaint will be drawn charp-
pm with conspiracy with each sen
waiter ana the state say they
push each case. The offcnsc al
IN IN" complaint drawn TODAY
the 18th day of October, showing
Fheft has been going OH for some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
THE GREAT BIRD ARRIVES.

fonntain Green farmers shipped In
Mol'dny evening. 1000 pounds of fine.
turkey and from farms elsewhere arc
coming good deal more. SD I'm, thn
III, today Is pretty VOL stocked
IN, me retail price at present is 20 cents
nv I'VE birds selling as low as "a cent?
Eastern Easter. turkey Is beginning to appcar
..So AS general thing, the birds
are LII, an IN good condtion-secm 10 h.
well brought up y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
INSPECTORS NOW UNIFORMED

me city health department began
this morning equppinr the l,ea,tb
.'spectors with their new uniforms. BY
TO all of the seven inspectors Wi,
10 on r,' me JOB with their now uniforms
h h,, rms uniform is Of blue, with brass
boar e'' H.. ana Gap to match The cap
i 1918 INC word inspector and on tlr
iapcls of the coat arc tho words , ~ ~,
hcaith
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
NEWTON is SARCASTIC.
'ncy Takes Executions to Tcsti-
niony OF danes u. Sanders.

ell, q eat can look Mt q king, cnn
OF, said Atty. Bill Newton to
+ IT, Sanders, manager OF the
Etord apartments, today in police
as Mr.. Sanders Was tcstiryine i'm
Faae of Il, Hooper churScd With
lg holt Of cloth from George
|utnam.
occasion OF this sally from the
Frent Newton was when sand
pa told how Hooper nnd his com
p, > w, Wood. had entered the
OF Putnam ana while Hoopcr
pokinG AZ some goods Reed look
'd NJ Sanders every time he
|erS) looked up from n newspaper.
f IS no harm in looking nj Won ia
asked Newton In closingp
ease against the two men whn
arScd with burglary in the third
/, mas been taken under advise
by judge Whitaker and he win
= decision tomorrow. Reed. nnc
defendants. Is sick In bed with
|onia. VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
KAwLINs MUST ANSWER.

James II. Rawlns of Draper, charg-
ca with subornation of perjury will
nave to stand trial in the United
States district court. Judge John A..
Marshall brought the case TO issue
Yesterday when he Overrucd de-
murrer imposed by Atty. w. II. King.
declaring the indictment insufficient
ana that the court did not have jur-
isdiction. Tho demurrer was argued
ihst week and taken under advise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
HOTEL GOSSIP.

r., II. Smith and G. W. Lock. ,w,
| PROMINENT cattle men of Spokane arc
w inc CITY and are stopping at the vii
SON They are bound for WashI,,,a ~
20 pettion the congressional delcgn tion
~ opcf iands IN the northwest corner
on INC colville Indian reservation ~,
t .hn entry Mr.. Lock says thai
some ~, ~ !, ~ suitable for grazing and
s"'',e OF II Is also good for arricuIt,Irai
purposes. Speaking OF tho coion,"t
movement he said that no less than s. ooo
ncoP'c nave come into the state ar
washington during the past five month";
anu IN nearly every instance thew have
taken up homestead lands. '''
Gus S. Holmes. the we'll kn,,,, e..
r r"aNc hotoi man. returned yesterdaw
from three weeks stay in re
selos where he had been called IN az
count or tho serious illness Of his sor
Tvs holnes, Jr. fIt was thought ~
i i,, .hn. m operation was necessary
~ ~. w sk'illui treatment by his attend.
Ins physicians this was avoided NJ
Holmes was assured upon leaving i,n To-,
angeles Sunday morning. that lii e., co.
would DO IN perfect health in vn,,,
short time. - very
Ellis NJ. Jones OF Mvto, 1r.o,,
the. city on business. Mr. 1on u.an y, ~ IN
'n.huslastic about the Uintah roser,,a
ts productive country. In sneoLjno. We
',s reserve. Mr., Jones said: "Thc Il,n "
IN reserve is In two counties W
,a.ch and uintah--nnd It is tho rIchoat
,ouhtry IN the world We hnvs rne,
, 10 Tor over half million peonla
,nu they can all make a fortune nn
.ar ,nnds, We can raise any kind ~
oe e'' nn and u good crop OF them.
~. our wheat averages 20 bu.bn,a'tr
a., -, .ss' ., AZ nushels of oats, and the M.
.';s,e we never count. as they nre to-
.'iek III the ground. Uintah basin Viii
y .l,iie ne one of the greatest anna
earring districts In the United States"
Arthur r, T,hrtst., DR.
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DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

AccordinS to complaint in di.
Vcfre suit filed in the district cnuri
| marital companionship between Olive,
| - Towles and Florence TowIes Vas ~
pref duration. They were married In
San Francisco in May. loOS. and less
than 1--WE months later the plaintifr
alleges his wife abandoned him nv leavs
ms ner homo In San Francisco. Tho
pidintlf has wearied of the two vears
spent In waiting for her return and now
asks form legal separation
The Utah Lumber company ont.rod
SUI, IN the district court Monday am
crIoon against a. l.. Hao..n to rccovcr
$685. alleged to be due on n promjssorv
note, executed Feb. /, 1907. rho note js
secured by l,500 shares OF the canit,1
stock of the Thompson Mining com
panS. and the defendant asks the court
lor an order for a sherifr's sale of the
The Utah Copper company filed In N,
district court Monday condcmnation
proceedings against tho Niagara Min
ing q smelling company. The ground
poses. Pur
Judge &. w. Morse has signed an or
Ter appointing special auditor to in
'estlgate the conditions of the Green
Mountain Gold & Copper company, Thn
natter OF naming II receiver viii be do
erred pending determination Of tho
ase. Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
INFERENCE PAMPHLET
NOW READY

" report of MI the discoursas
[e,d ut the Eishty-nrst Semi.An.
conference OF the Church. he,d
7n' a ia1nle and Assembly Hall
y, 1910, Is now for sale. ~.
Pns was one of the most int an.
hnd important Of Conferences
sgest you order Mt once. This
Oily ,n pmblicatlon in which these
l. post paid. 20 cents e
= t XII n NV BOOK STORE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
DIED.

fmniL.lL =; ~ S. Pullman. aged %
vic 81 Joseph Pullman of S5il so,is
seventh East street. died lhis mon rnI ~,
Tr1m ,n shock from an operation. '''9p''s'
ford IL lm M VIII he held from the WI.
I'm In me body may ba viewed nj - ia =,
inineral chapel Of S. NJ Tt.ylor -. -, Az. ,ne
w. T.. scum n Thursday. 1ntermcnt Mi wiII
ne IN The MIL Creek cemetery "i't
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
INDIANS TESTIFY

henry Reavcs ana John Victor She
on indians. were before the federal
grand jury this morning. tcstifying IN
relation to the selling of liquor TO tho
IN indians on the reservation in southern
L.an, Both men are government en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
FREIGHT RATES SUSPENDED

Washington. Nov. 22.--The advances
IN freight rates on bituminous coal
which The baltimore & Ohio railroad
pronos"d to put into effect on Dec. &
nave been suspended by the Interstate
commerce commission until March Is.
10 iar as they cancel rates now effect
win lake. ''''''e''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
Would Prefer Not to Answer De.
tailed Inquiries Of Interstate
Commerce Commission.
THE TIME WILL BE EXTENDED
Railroads Say to Comply With Demand
or Commission Would Involve
Much Labor and Expense.

| washington. Nov. 2l.-NIuny Of tn,
railroads in the eastern trunk line tor.
r'ofy today asked the interstate conr.
mcrce commission for relief from an
swerlng some of the detailed Inquiries
recently called for by the commission
| win a view to aiding that body In con-
| hection with the investigation of pro
posed increases of freight rates.
The companies were called ,,non Il,
lie these answers by Dec. 5 and in case
Oh inability to furnish Ill the data, re-
quircd. to explain why. The Central
VI new Jersey asked to be relieved al
aosether from answering the Inquiries
Hlu me Wabash, Pennsylvania. New
, rorh, New Haven and Hartford, Pcre
Matqhettc. Chicago, Rock Island ana
tactic, New York Central, Lchigh VAL
,uy ana others, stated that they were
prepared 70 furnish part of the data
oHt not all, because much of the docu
iilehtarS detail was buried in their
archives under various other heads
LARGE EXPENSE INVOLVED.
They agreed, however, to furnish as
,nuch as possible by Jan. 5. The Perc
nlafquette explained that the mae
tons involved the weighing of ali 10
equipment OF its road. Other lines
roilted 10 the large expense involved
- nc 'iiain objection was to the details |
u securities that would involve con
'iaGrable work other than clerical
me central OF New Jersey com
'iaii'ed mat 1t had proposed only a
Nv, oi the advances and In its ruling
, ,'as n ,inoon the commission excused
,I me from the requirement of fur-
her Information
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~, Ihe Rathskellcr 75c Table do Hote
THANKSGIVING IN dinner From 5 to sian
unner walkers Bank. End South ana
Niaih. Special Music and entertoining
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22

~. The Great Apostasy'' considered u
ING -llght of scriptural and sec,,,an
MMts.ory. by DR.. ], E. Talmage Deserat
o MeWs Book Store, 90 cents per eony
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DEATH OF MRS, THos. M'IN1YRE
wen known Woman Succumbs !,
Illness OF Short Duration,

ass' Thomas Mcintyre, aged 60
EARS oieu at the home of her daurh.
Yer Mrs Il, II. Latimer, o65 { street
tnls morning at 10 o'clock. sbc h,d
,ia ~ lor two weeks with a comnlicn'
.,ol, or diseases that dcvelopcd int
iE,.ru'tsis' She has been a residcnt ~
h FOR nearly 80 years, ana her I ms, o.
T Th,a n ms one time was an employo Of
ana No. rSb h,,., news Both the deceased
Zens OF the state and city. She " S CIV
Nnsa bT the following daughters I ma
sons: Mrs, 4. II. Lntlmcr of Sail I.ak Axe
airs. W s. Parks OF Vancouver NE STis,,
NINA Mcintyre of this city, Joseph Ms
i IN N or New York and G. c. MicIntwrc
u vi Hi I'M The funeral arrangements
VIZ s nn made upon the arrival of tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-22
idaho WOMAN
DIES FROM POISON
Mrs. Mary S. Pullman succumbs
To Effects of BichIoride
OF Mercury.
SWALLOWED DEADLY DRUG
On Advice OF Friends She Tries to Re
licvc Her Pain. and Dealt,
Is the Result.

After swallowing corrosive sub
innate of mercury tablet over twt
weeks ago Mrs. Mary $. Pullman o,
heyburn. Idaho finally died in terrible
agony today at the Dr.. Groves L, ID.
S. hospital.
Ever since she swallowed tho tan.
let OF the deadly drug, which is also
khown as bichlorde Of mercury Mr.,
u.iihah mas been battling with death
y, ti'e hospital, and in spite of medical
aud she finally suctunbed to the o.
rect OF the poison which she had takcn
10 relieve an imaginary complaint. Tho
mercury was prescribed for the dead
Moinah ny some friends whom DR. r.
+. H. Morton characterizes as foolish
women i'''' ''
MIS- Pullman Is married and has
tnrec small children, the Youngest a
papV only months old Her husband
- - business man IN the Idaho city
anu MIS- Pullman came to visit tho
olntz family Of 357l Seventh East
street. who are relatives.
SWALLOWS DEADLY DRUG
Feeling Ill she listened to some WON.
en- she met here and they told nor
MAJ me corrosive sublimate of mcI..
NY would relieve her. She went la |
ne drug store and purchased the drug
'ut instead Of making a solution of tn"
"piet she swallowed IL whole and In
! LEV moments was in terrible agony.
ms was on the night of Novemner
ana me next morning Or. Morton
as chiicd at that time the drug had
.used degeneration of the tissues
me body and the physician realized
lat her case was nearly HOPELESS. He
raered her renpved to tho hospitnI
no the light against the results OF he,
lstake was started that ended with
&c death of Mrs. Pullman today.
u. Morton says that he will call tho
tehtion OF the medical fraternitv IN
readiness of this mineral poison
PAPER to- his society. The drug can ..
purchased in any drug store easily /.
- IS common houshold disinfect-
y When 1t is handled properly !,
IS not dangerous but once taken
me system in large quantities II ;,
iathi IN nearly every case.
nc physician says also that he has :,
own OF cases of death by this poison !, "
the past year under circumstance, u
mar to that of Mrs. Pullman
ny human was only 26 years old.
had formerly lived here and Is 81
reIhtire OF the Stutz family. Her q,
spand was with her at her floatb al
funeral VIII he held Friday fron, h,
Wiiford ward chapel and the In. -, -,
1etcry. ''' Nieek 81