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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-24

|doras, que cantidad habia so'tomado
ia 10 que conteste que un pomito In
tonces 4 me dijo que era muy POGO Y
que debia comprarme siquiera. seis
pomltos. Y soneterme bien i las ms
trucclones que tr zen, Y entonces po
dria failar con certeza sobre Ia eficia
cia Gle las pildoras Rosadas del Dr.,
Williams. Decidf aceptar el consejo
de un amigo. Y compre los seis ponii
tos leveneio blen las instrucciones
por las cpales comprendi que no to-
bld sldo eonstcnte en- M curdcidn an
terror Cllando hahia tornado el segun
do pomo. coaence d santir algun Vi
| gor y energla. Continue asi Y POGO 4
POGO me lnl sintiendo otro en- fEer-
zas. en- lihertad de mis- movirnientos
musculares y Ia vida va no me flls
una car@a como antes, resultalldo
con dich0s seis fraseos mi curaeion
completa C1nco amos hace que el te-
nns 1-eanno6sno me nbondon6 y no
ne ha rnelto, no obstnnte de no ha
Der obserrado sieoapre cl debido cuida
do para mi solud, por 10 que ereo ha
Der reclbtdo una curocl6n radical.
DE estss enfermedad que 70 pade
cf porlo largo espacio de nueve amos
son testisos mis- muchos amigos y co
nocldos, Y desde mi curaci6n he reco
mendado esta eficaz preparation a
muchas personals pues considero ser
Gle conciencia y justieia decir la hu
manidad entera de los meritos de es
ia gran medicamento".
Las pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Will
ans, Sc venden en- todas parties. mol
pida nj acepte Vda "pildoras rosadas
Hay que eAijlr que sean del Dr.. Wi
lliams.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-24
CURADO DE- REUMA1|SM0
Conocido Editor Mexicano Ex.
pljca Su Curaci6n con las
Pildoras Rosadas del Doctor
Williams.

Las pildoras Rosadas del DR.. w
lliams producer resultados en- ell tra
tamiento de toda forma de reumatis
mo, porque es un NAL causado POI
acidos que SO forman en- la sangre.
/. Purificando l. sangre de tales acidos
es selo como se cohsigue dsminar ell
relymatismo. T6mese con alguna
cchGtencia las Rldoras Rosadas del
IDr. Williams, procurando la vez
,gasdarse dc Il humedad y evitando
ekceso de carne y golosinas en- la ali
'ihenteci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-24
Un nuevo Descubrimiento.

En- 1907, Sc descubri6 un nuevo
tratamiento para e1 Pal1dismo.
Es I'm Elixir vegetal, llamado
Pam-Ala, que destruye ell germen
de la enfermedad, y obra cura-
clones maravillosas. Ell DR.. Eu-
sebio de la Hoz del Hospital de
Barranquilla, dice: He usado Ia
pam-Ala con muy buenos result
>tados, y la recomiendo. De ven-
ia en- las Droguerias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-24

INABONA

TINTURA INDIAN A
para el cabello y la barbs.
eefor: Spor cue sc tortpra
81 tiene I'd. la TINTURA?
sCon lnquietarse cue CANA
Pudiendo comprar Ia INDIANA
sQuien aqui s, desazons
Existiendo "a lNABONA,
Yano hay ninsuna persona
Que no pudiendo p antarse,
No use, para remozarse,
TlNTURA INDIANA INABONA
Consigals en- las Farmacias
\ nos dara I'd. las graciasl -.
lnabona Indian Iincture Compa-
brlc. Capital $4,000. Allen IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-24

he''a imrrenia vende parslde
nr iecis os v:eio :. s. qu'ntal
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-12
sJid,tia fiir WeinftcR.BeliBer

Wir iprahen beute nit etnem alien
@eiuberssSeiiBe uno oerielbe Iagte
uns, OaB bic 5raubenitOfe, bic total
erfrOren i6etnen, bel ri6ti9er Sebano=
lung bod nod etne balbe grnte 9eben
weroen. @or allen iollte man Die
StDte iebt in Rube lalien. gre4e
man iebt bic erfrOrenen 3petge ab, 10
9ebt Der Stot 81 8runoe. Wan iolI
marteu, big warmes Wetter eingetreten
1T. Die erfrorenen 3weige lino oann
pertrotnet uno laflen li6 letdt abs
bre6en, bod muB man bic 3metge
tets na6 oben abbreden, neil iOnit
Oas S6ubause, uel6es naturaemdb
9eI6hbt iei, oerleBt nno Der StOt uera
ni6tet weroe. glber INNER bic 3weige
na6 oben, ME na6 unten abbre6en.
Der Mam iaste urs ferner, oaB tbm
Dor mebreren Sabren bic &eben i'm
Wai erfroren ieien, absr er babe bel
oieier Sebanolun9 nod eine sute
8einernts erbalten. (gea. 9lrbtstg)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-12

rua9en perbeiratet bat. Shon 5 Sabre
lang babeu iie in Sur9ai WiBernten,
batter beiiuben lie iid in elmer iebr
grOScn Not Oh i6 ibnen ni6t belfen
i0nnte9 Sbr Batter, Satob @a9ner,
1T BON Surgai pieoer Suriit nat benz
9autaius uno liest ibr gater i6on
3 Sabr an Der @aferiu6t oanteoer.
8enn i'd ibr ui6t BELLE, miifen iie
uerbunsern, babe ibre Sitte gepdbrt
uno ibnen sebOlfen.
" Meine Sdpeiier Sulta aus 6retoOrf
idreibt, oab Baulus 8drtner tpieoer
suriid9etommeu 1T bon Der Reiie nah
amerita uno er tpobnt iebt bel 9lnoreas
@briitmaun. @u6 Snfel SatOb &ie-
bingsr uub 5aute wOllen uns beiu4en
aus glmerita uno mir piini6en tbnen
cine 9liifli6e &eiie uno cine bulOise
autunft BET uns! Sebr wtlltommene
@Gte! Na6 @merita mOuen bon bier
in Babe auswanOern: Sobann unD
Srieori6 Sepot, SObne oes 8ottlieb
SepOt, 6rieOri6 @eiit, SatOb uno
6rieori9 @utbmiiller, SObne oes per=
itorbenen Sobann, SObanu 8laier uno
belen S6neiter, 8itpe bon @ottlteb
6rep, Gbriitint Maller, Gbriittne
S8auer. - gnfun9s oteler 8O4e 1T
DER &lapperitord beim 2ebrer Seer eint
qetebrt uno IieB Elm munteres Mdoel
3uriif. 8ratulierel
@s Iino nod, wdbreno meiues
S9reibenS an bic BOf, fol9enoe SOoess
fdae por9etommen: 9OrOtbeu @etlier
geb. SOrnin9, @befrau oes gteuoorfer
auiieolers Bbilipp @eiher i'm 9llter
bon 26 Sabren l WOn. Sa9 al Der
S6pinoiu6t uno SatOb &rein ien.,
wobnbaft in Der Wtittelitrabe, alter
unbefannt (alter Mann).
glIe 2eier Der 9oit, iOmie au6 Oeren
Serren Mitarbeiter 9riiBeno, oerbleibt
III o6r SatOb @roBmann.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-05-12

Gbriitian; l8) Barbara S6auer, Sph'
ter oes 6rieorid ien.; l9) &aroline
Sepot, 5odter oes Sobann; 2O) gpo
&iridenmanu, Sodter oes Sobann
(@asner); 2D 9aroline 8iribenmann,
5o6tsr oes SatOb; 22) 8aroline 8eil,
So6ter bes 3beobalb; 23) Masbalene
@iQ, So6ter bes pertorbeuen Beter;
24) Masoalene gberbarot, Sodter oes
So6ann; 25) Wasoalene, 9Odter oes
Sriebri6 iun. 26) &atbarina Mittlei'
Der, So6ter bes Marttn; ~ Gbriitine
@ala Sodter oes 8eOrg (SansiOre);
28) @pa @eiHer, So6ter Des Sbeobalo;
29) Suite Bonnet, So6ter oes peritor-
benen Gbriitian; 30) @liiabetb S6auer,
5odter bes 2uotpis (@butOr tppbnbafD;
81 &atbartue &6oel, So6ter oes 6ries
ori6 (2ebrer); 32) &aroline 9irI6er=
mann, 5o6ter oes SrieOrid (wObnbaft
in Gbutor Saratop); 33) SObann
&obrba6, Sobn oes @eors (wObnbaft
in Gbutor Saratotp); 34) 8ultap
8ieter, Sobn oes psrforbenen Satob
(9epeiener 2ebrer). - 9lm 9. 6ebruar
wuroe 2ebrer GDuaro @ernid NIT Gli=
Iabetb Stein, 5p6ter beS 8er9oOrfer
auiieolers Seinrid Steiu ppm Serrn
Yaitor @eieum in ben betlt9en Stano
Der ghe ein9eiegnet. 8ratuliere! Wtit
Dem llnterSei6neten linO es Z 2ebrer
9eneien, Die ii6 an oem froben So6<
seitsmable ibres &Olle9en betetligten.
- GrpiOere au9 Serrn Beter 0tOrlod
ben 8ruB, pel6en feline liebe S6weiter
&atbariue 8eil mir auf Der So63eit
bel @pttlieb @alS iiberbra6te; ioutel
i9 peiB, lit lie nod 9eiuno, lab lie am
lebtperaansenen Sonntag, ben q. .Wdrs
in Der Stride am SOrs uno gta6mttta9e.
Serr 9aitor Sdilling bot am Ha9=
mittaee einen PaiiiOns9O 9Ottesotent abs
9ebalten, leiber mar Die Stride iebr,
iebr i6nab beiudt: 8 Mdnner, Is
Srauen uub ppn ben Seoigen 10 MdOS
den uno 2 &naben. lluiere @emeinoe
3dblt: 76l mdnnlite uno 768 tpeib=
libe Seelen; Die 2eute baben teilen
Sunger na6 Dem g8orte 6Dttes.
Die 6eloarbeiten baben in oieIem
Sabre idOn am II. 6ebruar be9onnen.
8om 20. 6ebruar beinabe ieoe 9ta6t
itarter 3eif uno am Sage SiBe; erit
lett Dem %. Wdrs tuebt anoere ange=
nebmere uno 9eoeiblidere Suft fir oas
@etreibe, BON benz Sroit bat bic tribe
Nusiaat fart 9tot gelttten, bic SGlmz
6en lino ale ab9efroren, bic @eioe
iiebt rot aus, 10 oaB Der 2anomann
ieine beionoers quite Soifnun9en auf
eine quite Grnte begt. -
&iirsli6 erbielt id einen grief bon
meiner sepeienen S6iilerin 8oiiua
@agner, bic iid au eineu Sobaun Sir=
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14

idence itself, on Osborn Hill, Fairfield, were burned last Thursday entailing a loss of $1O0.OO0, partly covered by in surance. The fire started in the cattle barn from spontaneous combustion and spread to the other buildings when the fire fighting apparatus gave out. MT. Jennings is in the West and Mrs. Jennings is in Europe.
 Control of the Hartford Street Rail way Co.,, which was acquired by the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford Rail road Go. several years ago. has been ] transferred to the Connecticut company. Heretofore the Connecticut company has been the operating agency for the New Haven roads electric properties in Con- necticut, but now It is becoming 8 hold ing corporation as wall. This step is in accordance with the New Haven roads policy of more complete segregation of the different classes of it's properties.
 While recitation in chemistry was in progress at the Middletown High School one day last week, there was an explosion of bromine mixture, which filled the laboratory with a noxious gas. Several of the members of the [ class were overcome, and the instructor, Professor A. B. Alexander, was forced to use chloroform as aD antidote, The chloroform nearly put two of the pupils to sleep, and the professor was obliged to use ammonia to revive them. None of the pupils suffered from the effects of the gas.
 The entry blanks for the All-Cou- necticut endurance reliability contest, which will be held by the Automobile Club of Hartford, May 19, 20 and 21, have been issued, and it is expected that the entries for the race will soon begin to come in. The entry blank is printed in the form of large four leaf folder. The front page has an attract i've poster picture, and the announce menT of the run, and the rest of the folder is taken up with the actual entry sheet and the rules, twenty four in all.
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14
DIR. KNIGHT SUCCEEDS FOSTER
LakeVilIe Physician Fills Vacancy on
 Tuberculosis Commis

LakeViIIe Physician Fills Vacancy on
 Tuberculosis Commis
 The vacancy on the State Tuberculosis Commission caused by the death of Dr. J. P. O. Foster, os New Haven, was filled by Gov. Frank B. Weeks on Satur- day by the appointment of Dr. George H. Knight, of Salisbury, now at che head of the State School for Imbeciles at Lakeville.
 The appointment for the unexpired term means little over five years of service for Dr. Knight, whose appoint, ment was not of his seeking, but was urged by many residents of the state who are anxious for the success of the commission in its work of establishing country homes for consumptives. The office carries with 1t salary of $500 a year with an additional $500 for ex- penses.
 Dr. Knight was greatly interested in the passage of the bill establishing this commission by the General Assembly of 1909.
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14
.A$ SHARON *
NEWS ABOUT THE STATE
Personals and Other Items ot Interest Clipped from Exchanges.

The body of a man who died in the Naugatuck police station a month ago has been identified bv his wife as that of Andrew Rhinehardt, former resi- dent of New Haven.
 In the arrest of George M. Haller, alias Allard, Allen, and several other names, the New Haven police think they have the head of one of gang of counterfeiters whom they allege have been flooding that city with counterfeit dimes and quarters.
 Rev. Charles W. Dane, formerly pas tor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Woodbury, Conn.,, and now engaged with his wife in missionary work at Augusta, has been asked to supply for six months the Park street Presbyterian church of Portland, Me. It is believed that he will accept.
 A special meeting of the board of managers of the Connecticut Society. Sons of the American Revolution, will be held at the residence of the presi- dent. Lewis B. Curtis, in Bridgeport, on Thursday, April IA. at 3 D. m., for the consideration of applications for membership and for the transaction of other business.
 O'Reilly, the Yale coach, has been spending @ few days in Torrington train ing the candidates for the Coe Brass baseball team. He put the men through a course of running and base sliding. batting and fielding. Among the new material is Gagan and Peters, Ivers of Middletown and Wilson of Bridge port.
 One year in jail was the penalty 1m- posed on Charles s. Morehouse of Torrington in the superior court sitting in Litchfield on his plea of guilty to the charge of having embedded from his employers, Carroll and Leonard, the sum of $3, ,835.89. The firms head quarters are in Waterbury, and More house was manager of the Torrington branch.
 All the buildings of the country estate of Oliver Gould Jennings of New York. with the exception of the res
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14
POINTERS

The Fuller Hardware Co. have a com plete stock of garden and flower seeds, which they enumerate in their adv. this week.
 At Bullock 6 Felten's. as announced in their adv, will be found a showing of clothing that will appeal to young men. Read the particulars and then in- spect the goods.
 Those interested will find compre. hensive line of dress goods at E. P. Hunt & Co.'S. They are also opening spring lines of floor coverings of all kinds, drap- cries and curtains. For the last three days of this week they announce a spe- eial sale of suits. Read their adv. for particulars.
 G. l.. Parsons 6 Sons call attention in their adv. to little children's coats and girls wash dresses.
 A personally conducted trip to Europe under ths management of The Boston Travel Society of Boston IS announced in our advertising columns in this issue. This journey should appeal to teachers and students, as visits are made to all the principal cities on the Continent; also to the Passion Play" at Oberam- mergau.
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14
TAX NOTICE

The Rate Bill on tax list of 1909 for the town of North Canaan, Conn.,, has been placed in my hands for collection. Taxes due and payable April 1st, 1910. After May 1st unpaid taxes will be added per cent. interest and cost of collection.
 JOHN s. REED, Collector. Office, Canaan Savings Bank.
 North Canaan, Conn, April Ist, 1910.
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14
TAX NOTICE

The Rate Bill for the Canaan Fire District has been placed in my hands for collection. Taxes are due and pay able April 1st. 1910.
 JOHN s. REED, Collector. Canaan, Conn.,, April 7th, 1910.
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14
Farms Wante d !

I have party wanting to lease a farm l to years that will carry 25 cows and teams, with barns in condition acceptable to the Borden Milk Co. This party will buy the stock and tools.
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-14

am now looking for parties wishing to sell farms and village property-from the cheapest to the high priced farm or home. Want to list them with the best agency in New York City. No charge for advertising. Please hand in your names and description of property that we may advertise them in the March book.
 Call on or address
 A. P. BRIGGS
 REAL ESTATE AGENT, CANAAN, CONN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-30
KAISER EPLAINS SPEECH.
Says He Is Striving For Unity OF
Glasses in Fatherland.

DANZIG, Aug 30.-Emperor Will
liam at a dinner last night in the
castle at Marienburg, the old seat or
the Knights OF Malta, given In his
honor by the dignitaries OF the prov
ince OF West Prussia, made a speehc
which was a counterpart of that de-
livered last week at KoenigsEerg.
Taking up the religious vein OF the
Koenigsberg speech, which his
majesty evidently regarded as having
been misunderstood by the press, he
said,
when / represented myself, like
my sainted grandfather, as being un-
der the protection OF the Highest and
as working under the Highest commits
sion Of our Lord and God, | assumed
that every honest Christian, whoever
he might be, did the same. Whoever
works in this spirit knows well that
the cross imposes all obligations. We
should hold together in brotherly love,
and we should leave TO each race its
peculiarities.
The races and trade organizations
should join hands for common work
and for meeting the states necessi-
ties. Let the farmer join hands with
the manufacturer; let the member OF
one party join hands with those of a
different mind for achieving great
things for the Fatherland.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-30
HAS MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
TImberman Grabs Cable After Drop
ping 100 Feet In Shaft.

CALUMET. Mich, Aug. S0.-One of
the most remarkable escapes from
death i'm the annals of the Lake SUI
perior copper industry occurred yes
terday at the Red Jacket shaft of the
Calumet & Hecla mine when Nike b.
Sunich, a timberman, In stepping
from repair cage TO the main cage,
fell into the shaft. He fell $50 feet
before he grasped the rope attached to
the skip. saving himself from fall of
a mile to the bottom OF the shaft and
instant death. His hands were badly
burned on the wire rope, but other
wise he was unhurt.
When Sunich fell into the shaft he
bounded against the wir ecable, which
he ghasped at least $50 feet from
where he fell, selling this as drown
ing man would straw, He slid con-
siderable distance from the force OF
his fall. Dangling from the rope, he
was rescued from his perilous position
and taken to the hospital, badly
shaken mp and frightened but injured
save for his burned hands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-30
SCIENTISTS HOPE TO
PREVENT LEPRosY sCoURGE
Achievement In Hawaii 10 Considered
Only Second 70 Discovery OF -
Lepra Bacillus In 1879.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.--Leprosy,
the unconquered scourge of the ages,
is making what is believed to be its
last stand against science. From Mo-
lokai, the coral island prison of the
plague stricken Hawaiian group, few
words have been flashed half way
around the world to Washington tell
ing OF an achievement accounted Sec
ond only to the discovery of the lepra
bacillus by Hanson in 1879.
Three surgeons of the United States
public health and marine hospital SER
vice, after months OF unremitting toll,
have grown lepra bacilli in pure cul-
ture outside the human body and in
tiny glass tubes In the laboratory the
loathsome germs are now growing in
their third generation.
Four times the scientists have taken
the infection from the body of leper
and artifcially propogated the bacil-
LUIS on beef broth, egg or amoeba of
the intestines Of guinea pig. The
work of DR.. Moses T. Clegg, who de-
clared less than a year ago at Manila
that he had found that the bacillus
could be cultivated outside the human
body Is verified and extended. DR..
Clegg has been rushed from the
Manila scientific station to Molokal to
assist In the experiments.
This achievement of the scientists
at the governments leprosy investiga.
ton station Is the first step In the pro-
duction of a vaccine or a serum for
the cure or prevention Of leprosy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-30
STATE WILL DIG DEEP IN
GRAND TRUNK WRECK INQUIRY
Railroad Commission 10 Collecting
Evidence To BE Submitted at
Hearing, Which Begins Soon.

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 30.-Raiiroad
Commissioner Scully arrived at his
Office yesterday and took up the mat
ter Investigating the Durand wreck.
The attempt OF Grand Trunk officials
last Saturday to prevent the commits
sion ascertaining all the facts by re-
fusing them admission to the hearing
has heightened the determination OF
state officers to probe the wreck to
the bottom, and already they are in
possession of information which lndi'
Gates the railroad officers are not to
be depended upon TO assist In this
plan.
II was expected to begin the hear
ing here Wednesday, but the coroner
inquest is fixed for that day In Durand
and unless that date is changed the
commission will fix another time for
taking up the state inquiry. The com
mission has been informed that wit
nesses may be secured who will swear
that there were no tail lights on the
sleeper when the Inflated car pulled
out OF Durand the night OF the wreck
IL is said that witnesses will also
swear that the fuse, torpedoes and
tail lights were all left in the diner
which was taken off the rear end OF
the train at Durand.
Today 1t Is expected the commits
sion will formulate definite plans fol
the hearing Trainmaster Acker may
be given an opportunity to explain
why he treated the commissioners in
such a shabby manner last Saturday
when they came TO Battle Greek to at
tend the railroad investigation.
AS fast as possible the commits
sion is obtaining the names OF all wit
nesses OF the wreck, as well as of al
trainmen who we're on board ethel
train. Investigations have beer
started which promise to lead to sen
sations before the inquiry is com
pleted and the commission members
announce that II will receive large
share OF their attention until ever,
phase of the wreck has been investi
gated and the people OF the state ar,
satisfied that everything possible ha
been done to bring home the response
bility for the loss OF lives.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-30
JAILED AS HORSE THIEF.
Young Man Is Alleged To Have Stolen
Rio In Detroit.

MONROE, Mich, Aug. 30.-Follow'
Ing an exciting chase OF several miles
through fields and marshes, the man
who is alleged to have stolen horse
and buggy owned by Joseph Zielke, or
No. 913 McDougall-ave.. Detroit, from
in front of the Detroit postoffice yes
terday morning, was captured late yes
terday afternoon in swampy swale
bordering the River Raisin and landed
In the Monroe county jail.
Officers and man were soaked to
the skin, city policeman lost his re-
volver in the chase, and a young Ne
gro who took part in the pursuit OF
the thief was nearly mobbed, being
mistaken for the man wanted.
At the Jail the prisoner refused to
give his name. He claimed that he
got the rig at Fenton, but would say
no more. He is about 80 years old,
weighs about 1876 pounds, and has
curly hair. That the rig Is Zielke's
there Is no doubt, as the thre epack-
ages of leaf tobacco which Zielke had
left in the buggy were found undis-
turbed. The prisoner will be held un-
til Detroit officers come for him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-30
GIRL KILLS SELF
IN PALMER PARK
Mysterious Telephone Message From
Man Leads To Search for Body;
Victim Not Identified.

Lying beneath some underbrush in
the northeast corner OF Palmer park,
the body of a young woman, about %
years old, was found early Monday
evening by two colored boys picking
up wood. The caretaker was notified
and the body sent to the county
morgue by Coroner Burgess The
wonan's lips were burned with car
bolic acid and an eight-ounce bottle
with carbolic acid label on IL was
found beside her. A glass, contain
ing small quantity of the drug, was
also close by. Coroner Burgess de-
cided death was due to carbolic acid
poisoning.
There was nothing about the woman
to disclose her identity. She was we'll
dressed and on her underolothing
we're the initials, &C. X. o." laundry
mark. She wore white shirtwaist,
black skirt, white belt with pearl but
tons, shoes of unfinished kid and black
satin underskirt. Her hat was of the
large picture variety. trimmed with
black velvet. She was about Eve feet
six inches tall and weighed about 1870
pounds.
The man in charge of the casino in
the park says that the woman called
on him in the morning, about 10
o'clock, and borrowed glass. A boy
connected with the caretaker's Office
also reports that man, whose name
he didn't learn, telephoned him in the
morning that a woman had killed her
self In the north woods The man
said he was talking from place at
Jx.,~ n ~ n
The caretaker afterward went over to
this address. but failed to find that
any one had telephoned from there