The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-30
MANS THIRD LOVE AFFAIR;
INJURED GIRL MAY Ole
Suicide, Divorced By Wife Years
Ago, Had Tried 10 SIay Second
Object Of InfatuatiOn

Denver July 30--His third misfor-
tune in love affairs was ended yes
lterday by Andrew Goldie. machin-
list, when he killed himself after at
tempting to take the life of Miss Flor
lcnee Wood, whom he shot in the
neck.
The woman last night was in a
serious condition at the county hos
| Irital. Her slight chance of recov-
cry lay in the fact that as her sweet.
heart tried 10 place his revolver to
her temple she twisted her head and
The muzzle slipped to her throat. De-
iiecting downward, the bullet passed
into her shoulder.
The suicide and attempted murder
occurred IN their apartment at 1929
Gienarm place, after quarrel
prompted by the mans jealousy.
Sunday nght he purchased the re-
yover and started out in search OF
her She was then IN the company
o. man called Jim woman com
ranion and another man
He had returned from two days
tfip to Pueblo and found her gone
Borrowing some money from Mrs
Nae Brown landlady of the rooming
house, he bought the weapon When
he returned late at night Miss Wood
rad arrived before him
Others were in the house but the
two remained up, ordering drinks
early IN the morning from saloon,
Shortly before 10 O'Clock Mrs Brown
vas awakened by someone knocking
( her door and shouting that there
Lad been a shooting. She rushed into
Coldie room and found Miss Wood
wing upon the bed Goldie was dead
upon the floor
He's dead Mae. and rs bleeding
to death called Miss Wood Get
doctor quick
She lapsed into unconsciousness
1rd did not regain her mind until az
he county hospital where she was
aiken within ten minutes after the
Friends say he woman never re-
urned the affection which GoIdis
flowed toward her They say she
simply took his money as he earned
t and spent il upon other people or
Ii enjoying herself at the cafes
Three weeks ago Patrolman Coffev
'as called to their apartment anu
ound that she had struck him with
tile and then cut his cheek with the
'leel end Of an umbrella.
AT the time of the tragedy Goldie
AS out Of work Employment he
'ad had rs machinst at the Globe
meter had ended II was to seek
work that he Went to Pueblo
Goldie met Miss Wood at Brecken.
idee Colorado several times. Gold Q
experienced two unhappy love affair
p that city over two years ago he
as working and contented there He
vas married aud had two children.
ne daughter who is now II years
"a and another boy who Is a. Ds
2reements led to separation and d
Gree the wife securing decree on
he ground Of cruelty. Later his d.
orced wife married William Sewers
'th whom she Is now living there.
A second intatuation led him TO at.
ampt to shoot "A woman there. When
Z thought that he had killed her he
d as he did Yesterday and turned
is revolver upon himself But the
uliet Went downward through his
eek and logged in his arm, leaving
IS left ann slightly paralytic by the
-yerIng Of ligaments
Miss Wood lived in Breckenridge,
here she WAS known as fancy
ANGER She was champion cakewa1k-
OF the western slope. and in nen-
er earned the title OF champion cake
alker OF the state Her father vas
homas f Wood a Denver pioneer
nd proprietor OF the National Fish
nd oyster house at 1920 Champa
rect brother Thomas Wood.
ed In the insane ward of the coun-
+ hospital three months ago
She is y wears old and has half
ster, Mrs J. 5 LaIie. of Denver
lrveyins and instrument company
I'D a sister, Mrs. . D. Smith, OF
oHsmOnt. fi- 4
Gold.e is suryided ~ brother.
gorge. who is engaged in the OF
1siness ia f0kialrouia, where Colds .
lrmerly lived