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The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
Others Plan Retrenchment.

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 25.-That the
Hill and Gould railroads are prepar-
ing to follow the example of the Har.
riman lines and enter upon a cam
paign of retrenehment 10 the state
ment made today by Denver railroad
men.
The expected retrenchment will be
in the nature-- of the discharge Of
many clerks. .shopmen. etc. without
whom the roads can at present get
along. II is believed that there will
be no decrease In the number of
trains operated, but rather that the
operating department forces VIII be
reduced 70 the minimum OF men with
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
INJURED TAKEN HOME.
Six Detroiters Slightly Hurt In Train
Wreck Near LOOMS.

- wreck NEAR Loomte.
The six Detroit people injured In
the ditching of Pere Marquette special
No. 3, near LOOMS, Mich, early
Thursday morning, we're brought back
to this city in a special Pere Mar
quette coach, late Thursday afternoon.
None Of the six il seriously hurt Mrs.
Leonard X. Rumsey,s No. 1904 East
Grand-blvd, sustained q slight con-
cussion Of the brain and was bruised
about the body, but she will recover.
The others, who escaped with light
cuts and bruises and q shaking up,
are: II. w. Foot, No. 81 Blaine-ave.;
Mrs. Robert C. Berger, No. Al Euclid.
ave. west; Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Buell..
No. 335 Merrick-ave., and Leonard X.
Rumsey. The accident was caused by
the engine striking defective rail.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
Mr.. billiard Get. divorce.

A decree OF divorce was granted by
Judge Donovan to Viola l.. billiard,
Friday morning. She charged her hus-
band. Porter A. billiard. with non-sup-
port. The case was started by billiard,
Who brought two physicians TO prove
HIS charges, but Judge Donovan
thought II would be better for the
parties concerned TO give the wife the
decree, and he dismissed the hus-
bands bill.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
WOMAN STRUCK By CAR.
Unidentified Woman Thought To Be

Undermined woman Fnou0ht TO BE
- Inmate Of EloIse.
An unidentified woman, thought TO
have been an inmate Of Eloise, was
struck by an interurban car and prob
ably fatally injured. near Dearborn,
Thursday night. She IL In Red Cross
hospital.
Charles Nathan. Is years old, No
49,. Third-st, was struck by Jeffer-
son car at Grand River and Ferry
ayes. Thursday. II required four
stitches TO close the wound Ia his
scalp
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25
HELmANspsReER oETs E,FE

HElMANsPEReERs GETS EiFE.
- HASTINGS, Mich, Aug. 25.-Henry
Helmansperger. who slew his wife
and daughter. Christine, on August II,
received life sentence In Marquette
prison. Thursday. Helmansperger.
who demanded trial. suddenly chang
ed his mind and entered plea Of
guilty. He presented a pitiful figure
as officers led him into the court
room. He sat as II dazed, and when
thing to say the officers had to call
hts attention to the question. He mere
ly stated that he was sorry.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-25

. MAGNOLIA, Mass. Her face twist
ed and swollen from contact with
opison ivy, Miss Eleanora Sears braved
the glaring eys Of the crowds at the
horse show here and rode in several
events. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

"picture' dress Is frequently of the
Puritan type and undoubtedly owes it's
present vogue 10 the success of recent
play produced in London and TO it may
be credited the fad for dull browns and
grays, faded pinks and green's and the
use Of sheer muslin fichus, wide collars
and broad cuffs.
No woman, especially the one who
must make one rather dressy costume
answer for a variety OF occasions. should
try to get along without an assortment
Of small accessories for the neck and
waist. And she is foolish 10 attempt TO
70 do since they are the easiest things
imaginable 20 put together-if she has
an ounce of gumption and money with
which % purchase a paper pattern. It's
always advisable 10 uso n pattern. no
matter how simple the accessory may
seem, for unless the proportions OF
girdle belt and bow or sash ends. for
instance. arc accurate, the article will
-ct %look right And 10 look righ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

'httlo froek Of smnh silk, for il may
properly be worn anywhere-to be mar
ried IN, 20 travel in, TO matinee-aud
nevor impress the beholder as other
than suitable for the occasion. The
tuntr Is not a stranger TO the tuuie
frock, for 1t often appears upon one in
the shape Of q knee-length garment,
crossing ct tho waist line, finished with
deep scallops and falling over skirt
deeply bordercd with wide tucks, for
wide tucks are back in all their glory
and so are side or knife-plaited founcos
But the tuccs and the 1ounces lie fatty
and no matter how much a gown may
be trimmed IL never has faring or
bouffaut effect
Among the afternoon house costumes
must be sought the picture replieas OF
course the term "pictnre dress i'm
plies copy Of an old portrait for the
modern paintings OF lovely ladies will
not be- deemed worth the copying by
Dame Fashion for many locg yeaL Thc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

ATEW YORK, Aug. 26.-With au-
mi tumn just preparing to scat her
IN self costly in the lap Of summer,
tho gowns which scarce two
months ago made glad the heart of
their owner. will make that same owner
sad il she examines them closely.
Nevertheless. she should muster every
atom of moral courage and face the
sartorial situation bravely If she would
not give her dearest foes pegs upon
which 10 hang criticisms Of her clothes,
for undeniablv un air OF general un-
tidiuess is produced solely by the
frayed edge OF the skirt or by wilted
guimpe. Fortunately, the fra2zled hem
OF satin voile ar shot taffeta gown
may be hidden beneath piped or
plain banding of a matching or con-
trastiug material and new guimpe
will frcshcn the bodice. but If demi-
toile.te-tho French name for the
American utility costume of the woman
Of moderate mcans--has been badly
torn or. stained, then i, must be prac
iiesliy made over, and in the remsking
should be brought up TO dnte
Since carly spring skirts have grad
ually grown into really sAne-looking
affairs. consisting Of more than two
widths of material and measuring fully
two and c half yards about the feet.
broadly speaking. the skirts of all deni-
,oile;tes designed for either the street
r. L
ground or the floor. as the case may
be, and some few Of them drag ,hore.
on, but only occasionally is the train
seen. end that train nearly always is
square of cut. The new skirt is not
easily turned out. for the broad inside
belt must be perfectly fitted 20 the
figure. and the material which is hung
from the top edge of il must 30 ar.
ranged in the requisite amount Of full
ness, particularly at the back, without
destroying the sraight line effect,
which is the salient feature Of the
smart costume. Once in blue moon
skirt is made without this short.
WASTED bel,. but IL Is because the
wearcT is misguided person who in.
sists upon exhibiting her hips.
Voiles de soi and soft satins are the
tuo popular fabrics for the waning
summer costume which will prove
equally serviceable during the winter
II che owner Of i; suddenly finds her
self financially embarrassed. for Dame
Fashion Is no rsspectsr of seasons and
wears sny material .hs fanrfeS vvhcn
ever SO wishes 20 do so. She is quite
- likely 10 wear fars in August as
ffr ) 8" dor chiffon in January. and
"hnt man sAai! dare 20 say her nayi
Both thy. brand new and the made
over gowns - satin or wolfe dc sole
IN black, brown, sage green or navy
t'ue arc pot on ia one piece. although
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

labor ca doiisss for sAs dining taSis
or towel ends for the eoast room Ths
kneo-dsep bands Of dark brown OF
blue or green velvot that are on some
az the skirts OF permo finished fabrics
mArquisetse and liberty satin are sug-
gesttve Of the tabooed hobbls, because
their weight naturally causes them TO
fan inward and cling about the ankles,
but they arc exceptionally smart, these
velvet and gAuzy frocks, and II q
suburbanite eommuteT must do q bit
OF shopping in the late afternoon be.
fore going to q restaurant dinner, she
may have q little Eton coat OF velvet
with lncroyable revers OF tafeta for
street wear and later remove this de-
mure garment the better 70 display n
bodice which is an artistic blending of
game, lace or soutached net and Just
a scrap Of velvet matching that band.
ing the skirt OF her gown.
When all is said there is nothing dui,e
so satisfactory for all purposes as a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Descriptions of
the illustrations

Satin and Embroidered Lace Frock
for afteTnoons-Bla1k, relieved with a
very small amount of white. makes so
becoming and, withal. 30 practical a
costume for almost any informal oc-
casion, that most women try TO have
the bands OF black lace arc used upon
the bodice of tho costume here pro
dueed they are placed directly over
white taffeta the better 20 bring out
the pattern. The panel band at the
bottom Of the skirt is implied direct
ly 20 the satin which eomposes the
gown and is protected from wear by n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

Skirts Gradually Widening,
Nearly Always Have
the Short Wasted Belt;
Voiles De Sole and Satins
Popular Fabrics; Fringes
Well to the Fore; Undis-
puted Reign of the Tunic;
Black and Colored Velvets
Are Crowding Ahead of
Their Season; House Cos
tunes Repeat Color Tones
of Old Portraits; an AS
sortment of Accessories
Deemed Necessary.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11

Subscribed aud .sora to O,fOss me
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Serial No. O6s72.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Aug. B, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Henry
l.. Jones, of Cedar City, County of
Iron. State OF Utah. attorney in fcct
for the heirs of Bernard Lsbathe,
deceased, has tilsd Ia this office his
application to select, under the pro
visions OF the Act OF Congress.
approved July nth 1854, the SEA
of the NEl4 of seo %, Up. 80 South
OF Range Is West the SEL4 Of the
SEA OF Sec. 10, TIP. 80 South Of
Range Is West the Sw a of the NEz
of SEQ. 81. TIP, 80 South OF Range
Is West, Salt Lake Base sud
Meridisn. containing 100 acres.
Any aud all persons claiming sd
versely the lends described or de-
string to object because Of tae
mineral character of the land, OF for
any other reason to the dispossl 20
the applicant, should file their
affidavit OF protest 10 this Office On or
before the 1ith day of Septsm Der,
1911.
f. ID. r. THOMPSON,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Notlce TO Water Users

state Eggiaeer's Once. salt Lake City Utah,
Notice /, hereby given that Sophia C. Page.
whose post office address h Pinto, Utah. has
mace Application Ia accordance with the re-
quiremeuts Of the Compiled Laws OF Utah
1907, as amended by Tie Session Laws of Utsb
1919. 10 appropriate one-teuth til of cubic foot
per second OF water from Birch Spring Iron
County utah. said water viii be diverted at
q point which bear south IS degrees 25 minutes
east f.jOO feet distant from the south ouarter
corner Of Section a. Township n south Rance
u west, salt Lake base and meridian Ii Is the
intention OF the applicant 10 construct a dam
across the natural channel of the stream where
the water will he col scted aud used during The
period from January 80 December 81. iuclns
I've, OF each year. Tor stock watering purposes
This Application Is designated ia the State
Eugineers Office rs No. g5h2
All protests against the granting Of said
application, statiug the reasons therefor, must
ne made bv ahiaVit 81 duplicate and filed In
THIS olhce withtu tnirty so days after the com.
pietion % the pablication OF lhis notice.
CALEB TANNER
state Engineer
Date Of hrs, publication Juiy 81, 1911, dale "a
completion Of pub,icaltou August ~, lSlI.
Cats aud bruises may be healed in
about enc third the time required by
the usual treatment by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. 1t is an an
tisepsic and causes such Injuries TO
heal without maturation. This lini.
ment also relieves soreness of the
muscles ana rheumatic paine.
For sale by Palace Drug 90.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Hard Week ON Sellers.

Kansas City Stock Yards. Aus 4,
1911, Sheep here this week %, 700.
IL has been hard week on sheep
sellers, buyers masking woltlah raids
on the market two or three days.
Lambs must exhibit remarkable
quality TO exceed So. 90 now. yea.
lings stop at $3.50. Wethers are
approaching their limit when they
make sS so, aud ewes satisfied with
81. 90 20 80, SO Big receipts OF
range sheep at Omaha and Chicago,
ut which points even worse prices
rule than hers are the cause OF the
drop. Dealers took for lover prices
on lambs, Ia fact s6 so lambs are
the prediction, aud sheep Vrices will
also remain at "a low poiut.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Circular to Careless People.

h~usot W MI Cicoh CopiC-
(Ffom Llfe)
HoUsE.FLY a co.,
General Dealers In
Typhoid Fever. Dipbtheria, and other
Infectious Diseases.
Sickness aud Death From Our In
fections Warranted 30 be- Higher
Than That OF Any Other flrm
IN the Same Line OF
Business.
CARELEssTowN, Il. W.. July
"a. 1911. Dear Sir or MADAM
This IL TO inform you that We will
continue TO call at YOUR screen door
later than usual this Summer, with
choice line OF summer Infections,
including Typhoid Fever. Diphtheria,
No. Special Inducements for babies
are offered Ia new line OF bacteria.
insnring long illness aua slow
death.
We desire to call particular at.
tentlon to an insidious variety OF :.
Bovine Iubercle Bacillus, which We :
are oarrylng TO your milk supply. =
This Tnbercle Bacillus IL warranted =
70 produce large tuberouious glands :,
In your children aud slow tuber. =
culosis OF the bowels, which we y
guarantee to be fatal In 20 por cent "
of the cases infected. "
Our firm finds II unnecessary 10 ~
call the attention Of our patrons 10 ~ :.
Results, Wa get them. Look at your :
cemeisrl"s filled with the patrons OF
'hs-sses-es-s ss&Rg scssryv Visit = :,
your hospitals; ths~Deds are occupied
by thcss we Injected. Not city Ia
the country has less many more
than 10 per cent OF It's people sick. =
No other tirm can point to so many
cases OF typhoid or 40 much illnesa
among babies ne we can, as result
OF our method.
Cant We soc the advantage we have
over hog cholera OF pipr Walk
through your orphan asylums; who
made tho fatherless aud mothsrless ="
children WE DID. y
Every July, August and September
we increase tho sickness aud death of =
thu babies several hun ired per cent:
we carse babies to die by the
thousands. We laugh at our enemies :
who dole out insect powder. which :
only gives as good drink, aud fly :
poison, which doesn't materially In :
terfere with our business. No one
can hurt us until the vault, manure =
heap, open garbage pail aud dirty :
yards are wiped out, OF course, that
won't be done right away.
Yours for dirv. disease and death,
HOUSE Fly 4 90 =
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
BANK REPORT.

Report mode 10 the Secretary Of
State of the State of Utah, of the
condition OF the Hsnk of Southern
Utah, located at Cedar City, in the
County of Iron. state OF Utah. at the
close Of business on the 27th day Of
July 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11

this Ord da, ps. ioil.
Jd 4. MITCHELL.
(seaI) Notary Public.
Ny Commits p expires Juns rs.
1913.
State Of Utah b1ice Of the secrs
tary OF state.
!, Q. 8. TlYEY, Secretary Of
the State OF Utab.-do hereby certify
that the foregoing ia a foil, true and
correct copy OF TIE statement OF the
above named coupany, fled in my
Office this 9Th dog Of Aos. 1911.
tseell O. y. rINGEY.
Secretary OF State
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Register.

Date of fist publication August
il. Date OF last publication Septem.
Der sth.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Bank Report.

Report made 10 the Secretary OF
State Of the state OF Utah, OF the ocn :
dition of The Bank of Iron County
located at perowan In the County CT
Iron, State CT Utah, at the close OF
business on the s7th day of July,
1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
For we'll digging, rocking or tim
bering call on or WI lie
Al. NJ. MILLEpT,
Aug. is. o edar CITY. Utah.

NOriCE-uuNed states 4 iaud once, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, July a. 1911. VNo whom Il may con.
CEN; Notice Is Hereby given that the Sta te OF
Utah hes filed ia this 0ilc lists Of lands select
ell hy the said State, uaderi section Of the Act
OF Congress. approved lulyA rs. 1884 as indemnity
School lands wa; swl4 81 IA. sec. rs, r. IS =
II. 10 w, = /. NJ. e's NV Il aud elA sw,f, SEA
ueh. uW y sch, scit "a ". SIC -. uH sWA, sec
- nwa nwA avn swA, 4ec %. cis uwa aud
e ~ sWk SEC 20. II. 30 =. ~. % W. = L. NJ
SERIAL pSaSt-sea, sec ~. u y se4 ane e,s ~ y,
sec ~. swAl sen, sec, ~, uVs uW Y, se, q, nfs
uvll. Sec. y, r.. $ 4, n n Nv :. T. NJ serial
OSlSa uwA ncA, See. ". ~ 81 =, n 10 ",
L.. NJ. serial OS1Sl-sW a seN Sec ~ and ~
sw'a, Sc. "a SEA sen soc. 10 aw& mex, src.
~ AZ sen. nwA nott, sen tneN Sea- ~, nwti
nwk nwA4 So y, scc 81 4. :, X. 10 W. : l..
NJ SERIAL OSlSS N'oplcs ID bald lists -, lar as
they relate % said tracts bN drScffptive suhfl.
Visiuus. have eecn conspictN ously posted la tlts
office Tor inSpcStiVo ~ az III person Interested
and bN the public EeHSralNt nRnng the periol
Of publication OF this uottcck or any tune there
after, aud bciore hnsl appt4aval aud certi6ca-
ton, Uuder departmental rAxulatiOns Of A prii
- lee, protests OF couteslsf agatnst the claim
OF the ssatc Ia any ~ The cts or subdivisions
hereiubetore described on 4 Pc RrouaA that The
same Is mote Vslustie FOO I'd inptaI than tor az.
Ticultur9t pufr0scS WIZ bcircceiVed and noted
for report - Tie Gene al AID Oa.ce al wash
iayt0n 70 4 FNilgfe soto lproteSt 90 corteSt
Within the time sPeciRed will ~ conside red SUI
hcieut evidence ofthe nOa.iyt uefal char acter 81
the tracts aud the snss'ison thcfs-,f. heing 9TH
efWtse tree trosn 0eie.ti QH. "A ~ ~ approved 10
the state u X. THOMPSON. ReQister.
First August Ill hst sept =
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11
Notice Calling For Bids.

Cedar City, Utah.. August 9th,
1911.
Bids will be received by the Clerk
OF the District School Board until
ak o'clock .. m. Tuesday August
l5. 1911. as foilows:
FIRST For furnishing aII mater ial
aud performing all work In connec-
tion with the grading aud cement
paving OF ~siks around N. and W.
sides OF school house at Cedar cItv.
running TO N. side OF school grounds.
and running 60 and In outhouse
yards, aud In urinary, in all about
25o "a. yards. At least one sack Of
cement to be used with three bespins
oarrows OF gravel cement to be laid
not less than fonr inches thick f; |
oiean bret class gravel, free from
art, ciny aud vegetable matter must
DO used. All work TO TO completed
ON or before Sipt. rs, 1911, and
subject to inspection by expert on
pemeni work;
SECOND: For putting up and
'aiutinR wood sbed on the sohool
rounds. Cedar City, according 60
to be furnished by the
'chooi Board also for reconstruc.
lou aud painting of fence around the
'utbouaes; {
THIRD: For oalcImiBg tho ceiling
Two rooms aud the ceiling and
aiis OF two rooms aud small hall
~ Ia the district school house st y
sdar Oily; n
FOURTH For furnishing aud de. U
Veripa ut tho school house at Cedar -
~ 10 tons good dry cedar wood W
a delivering at IA milton's and Ha
oppiDg two tons good dry cedar
'od siso for furnishing and de. ~
'erioe at Cedar School House is -
ns aud ut Hsmiltoa's two tons good =,
'rcoau,able lump coal. At least :,
e-half OF the wood and coal to TO
livored on or before October ist.
a. toy balance to DO delivered by
'cemhsNet. 1911. n~nuhuII
Tho ar'Sssserves the
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11

Az ordinary case OF diarrbcea osu,
as a rule, be cured by single dose
OF Chambsrlain's OoIic, Cholera aud
DiarrhoNa Remedy This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints.
tor sale by Palace DRUG o..
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-08-11

State Of Utah. County OF iron.
n l., Clark beioR tlrst duly sworp
according 20 law deposes aud says
that DO is President Of the above
named hank that the above and tore
going report oontsins full, true
and correct statement OF the condi-
tion Of the said haok At the close OF
business on the 2Ith day OF July,
1911
T. l.. CLARK.
Correct, Attest
JOHN I. MITCHELL,
WA, ADAMS,
Directors.
Subscribed aud sSora 10 before me
The Washington herald., 1911-10-28

tar. with ample time to inspect the forti-
fcations. After calling al Mediterranean
ports, the steamer proceeds to Port Said
and Suez. trip of three days, care
fully arranged, carries the tourists to
Cairo and the pyramids After reioin-
ing the Cleveland at Suez, the party
will pass through the canal and proceed
! directly TO Bombay. where four DAYS will
! he passed in sightseeing. The tourists
! have the option Of seeing Agra and pro-
Ceeding across India overland to Cal
! cutta or of remaining on board and MAX
Ing the trip by sea. The sea trip makes
stop at Colombo Special attention Is
being paid to the India visit, more than
five days being allowed at Calcutta. and
in all seventeen days in India.
The Cleveland proceeds to the Bay Of
Bengal and to Rangoon for a days sight
seeing, later 20 Singapore and Johore.
The next port of call is Batavia, Java,
where a day and nine hours will be
spent, including a trip by special train
to the famous botanical garden at Butt
cnzorg. From here the ship proceeds
directly to Manila, where time is al
lowed for visits. Hongkong comes next
in turn. where there will be a stop of
three days. Special excursions are ar
ranged for each day. Especial attraction
Of the trip is the extended stay in Japan.
The ship calls at Nagasaki, Kiushiu, and
Yokohama, spending in all fourteen days.
On leaving Japan a call at Honolulu for
a day is made, and thence to San Fran
cisco, where the sea trip ends. From
here the tourists will be carried over
land to their homes, thus enabling every
one to cross the American continent"
The Washington herald., 1911-10-28
WIDOW ENDS LIFE
BY ASPHYXIATION
Mrs. LippincOtt Found Dead
in GaS-filled Room.
HUSBAND DEAD. NINE MONTHS

Despondent because Of her husband S
death nine months ago, Mrs. Carrie r.
Lippincott. OF 128 w street northwest,
yesterday killed herself by asphyxiation.
Her body was found shortly after .
o'clock in the bedroom Of her home by
Mrs. Alice NJ. Lippincott. her daughter
in-law. The gas had been turned on for
several hours.
No note was left by the despondent
woman to tell Of the ultimate reason for
her death. She was fully clothed when
found. and was lying on the bed directly
beneath the flow of gas.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Lppincott met
her son, Louis Lippincott, at breakfast
and said she intended remaining in bed
during the day because OF slight indis-
position. At about o'clock she went to
her bedroom. locked the door. and filed
the keyhole and other crevices with bits
OF clothing.
Door Broken Down.
At noon her daughter-in-law called her
to lunch, and, receiving no response. left
her, supposing she was asleep. When the
woman did not come down during the
afternoon the daughter-in-law, becoming
alarmed. went TO her door again and
sought entry. Receiving no response TO
her knocks, Mrs. Lippincott went to the
home Of a neighbOr and with his aid
broke down the door.
The fumes of gas almost overpowered
both rescuers as they entered the room.
1t was found that all windows had been
lowered and locked.
PronOunces Her Dead.
Mrs. Lppincott hurried to the Office of
DR.. ]. A Allen, near by. On his return
the physician stated that the woman had
been dead about two hours. Mrs. Lip
pincott was about ffty-eight years old
She had lived with her son since her
husbands death and according to his
statement had been constantly brooding
about her ill-fortune.
Coroner hewitt was summoned late
yesterday afternoon and pronounced
death due to suicide.