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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-24
LATE LOCALS

l.
vcnisoil for r. f. Rich--Ex-C Council
man r. T.. Rich is in receipt of the
carcass of fine four year old buck
deer shot in the northern part of the
state, 1t has large, heavy antlers, and
looks so we'll that Mr.. Rich viii have
the skin and head stuffed.
Seeking Samuel L. FIandcrs--Any-
body having any information in re-
gard to the whereabouts Of Samuel E..
Flanders Jr.. who formerly lived at
224 south First West, Salt Lake is
asked by George J.. Spencer to write
to him at 13s-l40 Central Park
avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Ashton's Auto In BlaZc.-The Home
Fire Insurance company settled today,
In S25 for damage to the automobile
of Ashton 4 Jenkins, which caught
fire Saturday in theFsoutheastern pnrt
tinguished by the chemical engine
stationed on cast Ninth South street
and Mcclellan avenue. M
New Members Of Assn.-Sccretary
ID. f. Collett of the Manufacturers
association reports the J. Kjer Jakob-
sen Fixture company as the latest
member of the association. Mr..
Collect also reports a contribution of
sl2O has been received for the exhibit
of Utah's resources and industries
from the j. G. Mcdonald Chocolate
company. F
Fourth Ward-A farewell entertain
men: will be given In the Fourth ward
Westinghouse next Friday evening in
honor of Elder Frederick Egan about
10 leave on a European mission.
Civil Service Observation-Disclosures
are offered by the United States civil
service commission in Salt Lake City
on Nov. 20 and 90 for tho position OF
Junior engineer in the bureau of mines,
drawing n salary OF $1,000. Physicians,
male, arc also wanted In the Indian
and Isthmlan service.
Decd Filed for Recorl-John j.
Corum and wife have sold TO James
c. Demiris property located on Rio
Grande avenue between Second and
Third South for $1,000. Mr. Demiris
has erected a 100000 hotel on tho
property, the deal having been con-
vummateN nome time ago. Ioutthe dead
was filed for record today.
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PACIFIC COAST CONGRESS.

Gov. William spry is in receipt Of an
Invitation from Gov. j. N. Gillett Of Cali.
fornia to attend the Pacific coast con-
gress to be held Mt San Francisco. Noy.
II, IS and 10. The congress will bs held
Inc league Of Cali fornia- assisted by the
commercial organizations OF California
and will discuss the urgency OF merchant
strong battieship fleet on tho Pacific
coast, the permanent organization OF an
annual Pacific coast congress and Pacific
coast erpo,itions. The greater pnrt Of
sis handled in Japanese and other foreign
boats and 1t Is with the idea OF getting
what rightly belongs to this country that
i ton OF subsidizing n merchant marine
Will be- taken UP also. Participating In
tho deliberations of the con gress will be
eight. PanifIa coast and mountain states
and Hawaii ,s.2 ~ = - n
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CONCENTRATES.

Thomas Kcarns of the silver King
property returned today.
c. T, Mixer has gone to British Col
umbia to take charge of a large placer
property.
George w. crismon has returned
from a trip TO the Utah mine at Fish
Springs.
It is understood that the opex Con-
solidated has abandoned. Its work on
the 2.147 level and is no& working on
the 1900 level.
Fl. S. Stowe, one of the officials of the
Bonnie Erier Mining company, recently
visited the property In the Big Cot
tonwood district.
An announcement from the east says
that the concentration on tho Miami,
property will be able to start up the
first of the year
b. N. Lehman, genral manager of the
Black Bird company in The Frisco
mining district in Beaver county Is at
the property today
Harry s. knight has returned from a
visit to the Pittsburg Gilmore mine in
Idaho He says the mine Is now ship
ping regularly to the Salt Lake valley
smeltcrs.
The station on the 500 foot level Of the
new Eagle & Blue Bell shaft has been
finished and work can now progress at
that poirt. II a station has also been cut
on the ZOO foot level.
Ona production of S,0O00O0 pounds of
copper a month, the advance OF one
eighth of II cont means an additional
earning Of $4,000 a9month to Utah Cop
per or 100000 year.
. 3 v /. .
Tho Uncle Sam has opened UP n body
OF ore 40 by 30 feet on the $50 foot level
1t looks as though this ore body were
making toward the point where rich
ore was taken out years ago.
a special meeting OF the Empire state
Nevada Mining company has been
called for Nov. 4 on tho seventh floor
of the Boston building. This company
owns property in Fairview. New.
According to report from the east
Nevada Hills has been posted for listing
in New York. Since George WincflcId
took an interest in the property there
has been n great deal of trading in 1t In
the east N
James Yoakum OF Ogden has lust re-
turned from the Boise King Placer
company ground Mt Rocky Bar Idaho.
He says that about $4,000 has been
spent in equipment, n
An invoice of the shipment 81 400
tons OF rails for the Nevada. Gopher
Belt railroad has been received at tho
local offices OF the company, This COM
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. Money on call.
steady. Bag per cent; ruling rate. Sh
per cent: closing bid. ga per cent; Of
fered at "a per cent.
Time loans slightly easier and very
duh: for go days, AMGh per cent: for
90 days. AK al per cent; for six months
4ssGA per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 5is to
6 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong. then easier ,
with actual business In bankers bills
at s4S25 0Ms4.S2.75 for 60-day bills. ana
at s4.S6.S0 for demand.
Commercial bills, s4.s2GH.
Bar silver. 56as cents
Mexican dollars. 45 cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

! Last sale, Oct. q.
| amaleaniated Copper ..l.... SOL.
| ,nerican Beet Sugar ,............ 7311s
American Car g Foundry 49,. 81 8
American Cotton OIL 66Si
American Locomotive .........,.. 40s
American Smelling & Ref'ng ~. S0ls
Amer. Smelling & Ref.ng. pfd bic, 105ha
Anaconda Mining Co. ........... Az
Atchison ...................... 1889
Atlantic Coast Line ....s.....,....119a
Baltimore & Ohio 1854
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .......... 7SA
CANADIAN Pacific a............,......l9 IA
chesapeake Sc Ohio -. .......... S3E
Chicago & Northwestern ......l49ts
Chicago MIL & st. Paul 80. 127h
colorado Fuel q Iron ...... ...... 3tla
Colorado & Southern bid, ........ go Is
Delaware & Hudson ..............170
Denver & Rio Grande ..s......... 34A
Denver & Rio Grande pfd. bid, Is
Erie Observation-Disclosures. 29ts
Great Northern pfd. ........5!..... 12SA
Great Northern Ore Gifts. ...... 39H
Illinois Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3l 4.
Interborousll-Met. ................ 231s
Electromagnetic. pfd ............59
Louisville & Nashville 1853
Missouri Pacific ...........5....... h5h4
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 1890. 30
National Biscuit, bid .110R
National Lead .................... 90
New York Central .................1ll9
Norfolk & Western ................. 9sa
Northern Pacific .....t...............12 0
Pacific Mall .............. ........... ~
Pennsylvania Observation-Disclosures. l3l!.
Peoples Gas Observation-Disclosures. .109E
Pullman Palace Car, bid .1641a
Reading .............. 153h
Rock Island Co. ..... 33's
Rock Island Co, pfd. .............. Guy
Southern Pacific Lisa
Southern Railway ..................2 6a
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures lass
United states Steel Observation-Disclosures. 7Sh
United States Steel pfd .........lI9is
yahns,, 1s&
Wabash pfd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5sA
Western Union .......S... ...........a
Standard Oil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. buy
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SELLS NATIONAL GROUND.
Green and Palmer Disnose of Rich
Interest 10 OhioanS

According to word received from
National, New, by w. N. Rca OF that
camp, Jack Green, one OF the pioneers
of the camp, and his partner, Eugene
Palmer, have disposed of their inter
ests In the four claims known as the
Great Equators. to a number of Ohio
people. This property has been pur-
chased on n cash and stock basis. The
deal amounts to about $4,000
The property Is to the north of the
famous National mine and the shaft
is down 'inlore sthat as declared to be
identical with the high grade taken
from the National. The property was
taken over on the report of Prof.
Pearson. q we'll known geologlst.
* Green has proba bly, seen more ups
and downs In National than any other.
man. He secured q lease several years
ago and run the Green tunnel on the
now famous National company's
ground. When within 40 feet of the
rich ore In this property GREEN'S
money gave out and he was compelled
to abandon his quest
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rRApING coNTINuEs coon.
All Securities More Lively With
BrUnd Market.

All Securities More Lively With n
Brond Market.
* a continuation Of the good trading
on the local exchange Saturday was
had this morning. The market was
broader and tho volume Of business nv
! craged up well, Bingham Amalgamatcd
has again entered the active list upon
4 The report that the property is again
4 under option, This time II Is to a New
York crowd. The stock went up to
~ cents and sold strong at the close
8nt cents This Is n valuable property
and With II crowd With money behind
", would be one or the active stocks Of
theidistrict.,s,5 f+t I'D tS ssSJs
u Grand Central sold attn new low t,r-
4 urc of o5 cents this morning. Lower
z: Mammoth was stronger this morning
! selling at 10 cents, 1t Is understood that
some changes will be made n this prop-
8erty which Will renew confidence in It
again e f 3 I''E.-
Prince Consolidated slipped down
from 81 to So cents this morning. iron
+ Blossom reached n now high price Of
30 cents today. n " st! M i
Tho total number OF shares tint
y changed hands this morning was As, 40
while the amount paid out for securl.
tiles was SS.aSS,50. 1''I
rs Trading on the curb Was much more
: active, The sales We're: 900 shares az
sS Utah Mines Coalition at 81 cents; $500
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pany expects X to have finished this yea'

l Il y ~
pany expects to have finished this year
about rs miles OF road.
Jumes Wothcrspoon of Ogden, who
with associates has taken an option
on the w. &. Ross property In Pumpkin
follow, near Yerinston. has just made
Il test shipment of 1000 pounds of cop
per ore to the local smelters. \
Edward Amman, an old prospector
from Woodland. Summit county was IN
the city Saturday with some good speci-
mems of onyx and marble which he de-
clares can be found in Wasatch county
He is endeavoring to interest capital
John Dern. president OF the Con-
lsolidated Mercur mines and a number
of other properties had n birthday to-
day. He was Very quiet about II. He
Will begin a new year tomorrow. hut
how many he has begun we do not
know.
According to f. C. Davies of w. II.
Child & Co. the Colorado has an Sx10
foot face of ore on the $50 level toward
the Sioux line 1t appears as though it
would break into the old Sioux ore body
about 200 feet from the lire. This would
make practically a new mine.
TIC. Wolf Of Scranton. Pa. president
of the Scranton Mining and Smelling
company. before leaving for his home
yesterday. announced that a new. strike
of zinc ore had Just been made at the
property in north Tlntic The vein he
said, contained zinc carbonates. but
has Just been broken into.
Details In the liquidation OF the MIN
Ing Issues company have been received.
They show that each stockholder who
paid 81 q. share for stock In the COM
pany that was to take over tho Inspir-
alton property will receive in return
about Sa1S The basis of return will be
Sis and 20 shares OF Inspiration stock
for each 100 shares Of Mining Issues
stock.
William Dix. a nephew of the late
Gen. John A. Dix, and n second cousin
of John S. Dix. the present candidate
for governor OF New York. and also
a cousin of the Rev. Morgan Dix, of
Trinity church In New York. Is n pa
tient at st, Marks hospital. Mr.. Dix
is an old time md we'll known pros
pcctor Of this state. He was for many
years surface foreman Of the Ontario
mine Mt Park City. He was on Il visit
here when taken III. Els condition
is not serious, %
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that at u meet
ing of the board of directors of TON.
& BANEHlLI. MINING CO.. held on th y
2tth day OF October, 1910, IN the office Of q
Young & Moyle. nm assessment OF y
mills per share was levied on the capltai
stock of the Incorporation outstanding. pay
Gable Immediately to David Smellie. sec.
rotary. at the office of Young & MOVIE,
Deseret National Bank Building say
Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
the 2Sth day OF November. 1910. will %
delinquent. and unless payment Is made
on or before the 18th day Of December.
1910. will be sold ut II am. In the office
assessment together with cost of adyer-
Using and expense of sale.
d. SMELL1E. Secretary.
First publication Oct. ~. 1910.
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SIX BEST SELLERS.
RECORD for scptcmhcr.

According to reports from tho lead.
ing book sellers OF tho country. the
six books (fiction). which have sold
bost In tho order OF demand during
the month are:
1.-the Rosary, Barclay sf.35
2. The Wild Olive. Anon Sf.50
3. Simon tho Jester, Locke SI.50
a, Tho Window at the White Cat.
Rnchart I. St6O,
8, Nathan Burke. Watts Si.SO
9, Modern Chronicle, A Chur- Z.
chill ..........4 ..S1.5O.
DESERET NEWS ROCK STORE.
The Leading Book Conco-n. fs57
9 Min st. III 4 = ii,,t
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FORENOON SALES.

Black Jack. $500 at 1 5 /: 500 at 161n
Bing. Anal, 1000 at 1A: 5000 at g..
Cedar Tai, 1000 at 141a; 1000 at
IA: 500 at 10 ~
Colorado. 400 at 3S. ISL
Grand Central, coo at 95.
King VIM. 400 at Is.
Lower Mammoth, 500 Mt 10.
Mountain Lake 1000 at S; 1000 at
.Opohongo. /, 900 ats.
Prince Con-, 100 at 81; 100 at So;
500 at So.
Sioux Con-. 500 at &c.
South Iron Blossom. 1000 at y.
Swansea Con. 300 at az.
Uncle SAM 200 at 80; 800 at 39:1s;
700 at 40.
Victoria Con-. 100 at 81.
South Col. Con, 1850 at 1915;
1000 alta.
OPEN BOARD.
Bingham Anal. 1000 ut s.
Cedar, Tai. 1000 ut 13k
Colorado. $500 at 33; 200 at 321s.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 75: 200 at IS;
100 at5477.
( New. Hills. 100 at 2.47h.
sioux Con, 400 at 20.
South Col. Con. 500 ut IL.
Uncle Sam. 200 at 40.
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular '...,G..'.'3 1880 S0o ss,s3o.o0
Open ..............l5 ,UOO ~ 3,60S.SO
its it.EH ------ -------------
$500 ss,sss.5o
AFTERNOON SALES,
Blns. Anal, 1000 at S 1000 at
,sa.
Black Jack, 500 at l6.
Colorado. 5000 at 80.
Crown Point, 500 ut 5k
Iron Blossom, zoo at IS: $50 at IS:
so at ~; 500 at rs. seller so; 1000
at 10.
King VIM, 500 at Is.
Mountain Lake. 1000 Mt IA.
IS New, Hills. 100 nj o.4h: 200 mt 2.42 u.
Ohio Copper. 900 Mt LIS,
4 Sioux Con- 500 at psf; 1000 at IS.
So, Col Con. 1000 121a,
SO. !. Blossom. 1000 at a..
Swansea, 1000 at as
Tintic Central. $500 at SA. 5j
Uncle sam, $50 at 40; 100 at Al.
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AFTERNOON SALES.
ArFIRMs MINING JuDGMENT.

san Francisco. Oct. 24--Judgment for
s2O3129, given the st, Louis Mining and
Milling company OF Montana against
thu Montana Mining company by the
United States district court Of Montana
was affirmed here today by tho Ninth
district court or appeals. The dam
age suit arose over mining claims.
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lMANAGER's REpoRT

"A From November of last year to Aug
lust of this year the property vas not
+, operated by the company and In only Il
= small way by lessees.5 During this Inter-
\ val of inactivity sufficient assessments
8iovcro lowed to pay tho company's In
4 dcbtcdness OF 1892. 10! shown In report
mailed 70 Stockholders December ~,
1893 1t will be remembered that s47.-
1851 or this indebtedness was incurred
through the purchase OF 40 acres Of
.tnatented mining property and the there
iFtofore unsecured one-thrd interest In
five other patented mining claims
= In August the management felt justl-
fled In resuminE development work In
view OF the company's improved finan-s
cial condition and the development of
important orc bodies near our boun-
Diary in, nm adjoining property, and ac-i
cording two contracts We're let. one for
9la SO0-foot extension of a drift OH the
= ] OO0-foot level, and one for driving n
4 new drift on the 2Oo-foot level. Drift
: ing on the ZOO foot level was suspended
when 203 feet had been driven, and the
/ contractor was released upon compile
ton of 1877 feet on the 1,000-foot level.
5Atthis point Il very promising vein WAS
encountered, which is now being
thoroughly prospccted In places It IL
~ feet wide and well filled with quartz
and low grade ore, and while IT Is not
9of n commercial. quality. the manage
ment is hopeful OF opening up big
body Of shipping orc. AS 1t has been
but a'wcek since the discovery of this
Vein, It Ia impossible to Judge OF its
aimportance until farther developed.
OWNS Is CLAIMS. Pr 4
The company owns n group Of 2S
patented claims having in area OF 1891,
acres which has been developed through
the Black Jack shaft to n depth OF
4 ,535 feet. and the Star shaft, 500
feet. Each of three shafts Is CON
liected by tunnel on the 2OO-foot level
with the Eureka Hill railroad, which
Will eliminate the expensive wagon haul
and reduce transportation charges when
ore shipments arc resumed and the
mine is In moro active operation The
total footagc IN Black Jack workings
Z Is sli27 feet and in tho Star workings
1905 feet. Work has been carried on
utmost wholly through the Black Jack
shaft since the consolidation of Star
Consolidated ana Black Jack companies
In 1907. 5zisE
IA The old board of directors and the
following officers We're unanimously
elected: ".
Jesse Knight, president; H. G.. Me-
MILAN. Vice president; w, Lester Man
gum secretary and treasurer; j. VIM
knight. T. d. Kimbal
w. LESTER MANGtM.
VA, 5kEs5 ~ 80 N ts65 Secretary
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

October 9th.
Via o. S.. L. and U. p. Lines. Round
trim from Salt Lake. s22.5o; limit
November 11th. City Ticket Office
156 Main Street.
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

Via o. S. j.. and U. p. Lines Round
trip from Salt Lake. s22.6o; limit
November 18th. City Ticket ONCE
1856 Main Street. js
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Oct. T.-Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums. lsQ23;
fine mediums, IGN: fine, l4I17.
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J. While the company has mn overdraft
lof sl.bgl.74 there remains uncollected
3I$2,so0 OF assessment No. IA, most of
which, will be received by the 18th
lirst, when the assessment becomes de-
sllinquent, and Will leave n working bal
lance of S1.20S.26.
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BLACK JACK Con.
SENDS OUT REPORT.
All Debts Paid-NIannccr Expccts Ore
In Vein on tho t.O00-Foot
Level of Shaft.
Lspeclnl 10 Tic News.

I IL II / Z
Provo, Oct A.-Thc following report
"a OF the Black Jack Consolidated Mining
afcompany's operations,for the past year
has been prepared by Secy W. Lester
Mansum for the stockholders:
Pursuant to notice mailed to each
4 stockholder of record, the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of Black Jack
j Consolidated Mining company was held
at the company's office. Knight block.
Provo. Utah, Saturday Oct 10. 1910, at
which meeting the following stock was
represented. reports submitted ana app
f proved and business transacted: shares
represented in person, 5s9,4a3: shares
II represented by proxy. l39,fl5; total
shares represented, T2S,00S.
IA TREAsURER's REPORT.
Sept. !, 1909, to Sept. !, 1910:
Receipts
e assessments NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50, ISL. 80 4
Ore sales royalty from leases) 3i9.ot
Supplies sold .........,......... 1.096.S9
Rent OF hosting equipment and
sale of air OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i,60b.1l 4
Advertising fees ............... 4Ol.03
S66,l64.56
Disbursements
3OYerdraft Sept. I. 1902. ........S 6.ssS,05
Wages Observation-Disclosures. II ,G6s.IT
Z Expense Observation-Disclosures. 1O.S0i00
Interest Observation-Disclosures. 23TS4
Notes and account payable
knight my. CO. ............. 36.oSs1S
Balance Sept. !. 13l0.......... 2s032
s6G,164.5s
Our liabilities consist of note and In
terest to the Knight Investment com
pany IN the sum of S5,s5l.il.
There arc In the treasury 2,al7 shares
stock purchased Mt vnrious assessment
sales. Il r.
81 Tho following statement Is given be-
cause OF the holding OF the annual |
meeting more than n month after the |
& close of our fiscal year:
i.s e * RECEIPTS.
I Balance Sept 1.........s 2s0.32
Assessment No 10 49,. St75l
Assessment No. IA ~. 1854
miscellaneous &. ...... 2l2.76
Royalty from lenses :. 212T,06
q Overdraft Oct. Is. 1910. 1,5sl.I4
-- -------- s9,eo7.ss
DISBURSEMENTS.
4 Expense ...,..,-....S Els ~ ~
Mote with interest,
Knight Investment
i Co. in full ........... 5.S65.41
~. p. Dugan, contractor 3655i0
$500. s9.69I.S3
!. While the company has mn overdraft
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

John .. Corum and wife to James
g; Demiris. part of lot 9. block a.
Memo C. Nlattison ana Wifi. ~ IL 90
Lewis n Goodenberger. lot II
block IL. Oakley SUBJ
Memo G. Mattison and wife 10
Charles N. Goodcnbergcr, lots II
IL Il ana -, block Il. Oakley.
cr6fford. part Of 10 lot a,fs b,d r. ?.
! pa - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n
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Balance Sept /. ........s 2so.32
Assessment No. 10 .... St7.5l
Assessment No. IA ~. 1854
q miscellaneous 2l2Ib
Royalty from lenses :. 12T06
Overdruft Oct. Is. 1910. 1,5sl.T4
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Freed OF Murder Charge
by a Bag of Red Apples

sent two bullets into bis heart be-.
f,nef DE fell.
Apathy returned 20 the woman
4 flullnesH caused by the drug and
Is fHr fast obhlng vitality. Her
lpHl net Of consciousness was to
staeGer 10 the bed aud lie down
gllnn the revolver
50 they found her her signed
confession on the table. the gun
under her bleeding body. Ten days
later she opened her eyes ia a hos.
piiai When questioned she gave
diaioiuted answers. eonfessing to
the crime
Her wounds healed. But tho
shock Of the bullets shattered her
abused nervous ayHtem. She was a
hopeless lunatlc. She WIS sent 10
MAiteawan az AN insane mufdereaM
Gradually. with temperate living
her brain cleared. She became
sane III all points but one. Her
mind waa blank regarding the
tragedy.
ier friends. however. believed IN
her innocence While she wRs atill
insane. a lawyer was engaged and
she was examined b. DR. Ira Van
GieRon. nn eminent alienlst Ia a
hypnotic state she told clear story
Of the events OF the shooting She
was not told OF this test.
Later the alienists filled her at