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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
Los mosquitoes en- el
Condado y Santurce

Ell Sub-Director de Samidad doctor ID.
Pedro Mdlaret, present0 en- 81 de Agos-
to del corriente ano I'm informe dirigi-
do al Director del ramo. referente a la
invasion de mosquitoes que ha aparecido
recientemente en- Santnrce ell Conda-
do
Los habitantes de esa secci0n de la
cildad Sc quejan amargamente de la per-
turbaci0n producida por dichos insec-
tos. Estos pertenecen la clase la
mazda " Culez perturbans" y a1n cuan-
do son inofensiv0s. en- cllanto a la tras-
mission de Intermediates infeccosas Sc
refiere. moleStan mucho por el gran n1-
mero de ellos y 10 mucho que pioan.
Sc crian en- las orillas de la bahia en-
las numeaoSas depresiones del terreno.
Estas estlvieron EN- los primeros monen-
tos llenas de aqua salada, la cual dilu-
yendose con el aqua de lluyia ha queda-
do en- condicioneS dc ser un. criadero
de larvas Son inumerables las peque-
ias charea, de esa clase que por esos 81
tios Sc eneuentran.
Solo rellenando esa, charcas podria
aeabafse r1pida y completamente con
elias, adn cuando q prosedimiento seria
algo costoso tTtilizando q producto
del dragado heeho por esos sitios 40 so
10 quedarian rellenas las eharcas, sino
que quedaqia la bahia en- condolences Ia
les Que IN barco podrfa atracar a cual-
quier parte de la misma
Dos draga hidraulicas podrlan hacer
todo el trabajo, y al mismo tiempo que
de este modo Sc acabaria con los nlosqui.
tos, quedaria esa parte de la bahia me.
jorada. y adquirirfa mas valor el terre.
no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
Delegados
a la Camara
Los candidates Unionistas por
Aguadilla y Arecibo.

Aver Sc celebraron en- Arecibo
Aguadilla las convenciones unionistas
para elegir los candidates para Dele
gados la Camara Ell las pr6ximas
elecciones.
Por ell distrito de Aguadilla fueron
electos los senores Andres Mendez Lii
ciaga, de San Sebastian, Juan Garcia
Duc6s, de Aguadilla, Arturo Lluveras,
de Lajas, y Carlos del Rosario, de Yau-
CO.
Por ell de Arecibo fueron electos los
senores Lcdos. Antonio Suliveres San
tlago B. Palmer, de Arecibo, Francisco
Cora, de Ciales y Fernando P. Ledes-
ma, de Arecibo
Hoy las diez de la maiiana ha debi-
do celebrarse la Convention de MAYA
guez, esta tarde las ocho de la noche.
ce celebrara la de Ponce; manana a las
diez la de Guayama a las ocho la de
Humacao. La Junta Central designo
don Luis Munoz Rivera. a don Antonio
X. Barcel6 y don Jose G. Torres para
presldlr, sin voto, esas convenciones en-
que solo Sc admiten los delegados de
los Comites.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
Ell Lcdo. Coll y Cuchi

Acompailado de su elegante esposa hoy
ha embarcado para New York, de don
de segulira viaje para Espaila nuestro
distinglido amigo el Lcdo don Caye-
tano Coll y Cuchi
FL sanor Coll y Cuchi ha sido nombra-
do por el presidente de la Camara de de-
legadoS representante de Puerto Rico en-
las heStas commemorative de las ilustres
cortes de Cadiz que actualmente Sc es-
ian celebrando.
FL BOLETIN deSea al distinguido
representante de Puerto Rico a su
elegante eSposa m viaje feliclsimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
Cine Tres Banderas

Hoy sensational "reprise' = de la peli-
cula de 800 pies. La mcha por la Vi
da''
Pr6ximamente La repartidora de
pan" en- parties
FL cine de Portell y Garcia estnvo ano-
che de bote en- bote Ell p1blico acude
siempre al interesante espectaculo, por
la habilidad conque los simpaticos EN-
>arios saben combinar los programs.
Las peliculas son inmejorables
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
De TrATK0

Anoche, EN- la representation Gle "La
fenaza alcanzaron un exito grande
Virginia Fabregas Gerardo de Nieva.
FL plblico les llam6 a escena, con in
slstencia, al final del espelllmante drama
G hizo levantar varias veces ell tel6n
Con La tenaza' debuto otro de los ar
tistas llegados 1ltimamente de Espafia,
Il senor de Peon. actor de buena escue-
II, de buena presencia de correctisima
Cicci6n
Ell papel no sc prestaba a grandes lu-
imientos, pero ell senior de Pe6n lie di6
do ell relieve possible Hizo UNI tipo
ampesino, tosco, noblote, que promto Sc
'nquisto la simpatia del p1blico.
Nllly gracioso, como siempre Ubaldo
ernandez
Ell espectaculo continue, pero en- tie
{ tura : muy distinta, con Ell ememigo
q las m11jeres, I'm disparate c6mico es-
enado Ell la anterior temporada, que
! le un eXltaZO Gle rlSa.
La Fabregas como siempre, deliciosa
q Regina; luciendo la fiexibilidad de su
jalento, que lie pemnite igllales lucimien-
en- 10 dramatico que en- 10 c0mico
La eminente actriz fue aplaudidisi-
Ia. La representation de " FL enemigo
G. las mujeres, ofrecla anoche el su-
emo intereS de un debut la verda-
{ ra presentation de una artista que vie
precedida del reclamo mas lisonjero :
4 sonora Rodriguez Esta excelente ca
j eterlstica debut0 la noche anterior, con
el juguete c0mico Las solteronas, pc
10 como indicabamos el papel lie venia
estracho Anoche Sc lie pudo apreciar
mejor, Y el fallo del p1blico fue nnani-
me y. desde luego, favorable la senora
Rodriguez
Gram talento. buena diccion, habilidad
para las caracterizaciones y una prac-
tica teatral que la convierte EN- una
maestro. estas son las aptitudes que des-
tacan en- la sonora Rodriguez, con cuyo
contrato Ina hecho la empresa 10 que Sc
llama una verdadena adquisici6n.
Las senoras Castillo, Lujan, Cara,
Quesada, Espana y Sierra, trabaJaron
on el entusiasmo de siempre Y coopera-
f0n al buen conjunto.
Geuardo de Nieva. tan distinguido y
an .uidadoso Ell la presentation de per
.onajes. fue maly celebrado Ell el clio
| domiro
Enrique de Nieva graciosisimo; diff
eilmante encontrara quien lie supere er
la Interpretation del calzonazos de Don
| Prndencio.
Ell sefior Socias, merece una alt1sims
pension, y An elogio cumplido los seilo
res Nieva GAY, Blanco Y Fernandez.
Ell p1blicO hizo levantar el telon a
acabar todos los actos, ESQ prleba co
mo hicieron Ia obra los artistas.
Saria una injusticia no mencionar aqu
Il agrado conque el p1blico numeroso
list guido que asiste las representa-
clones. escuchay Ell los entreactos, al Oc
teto Tizol.
Domingo oRozCo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
FL proceso de la peste
INFORME OFFICIAL
Al Honorable Gobernador de P. r.
San Juan, P. r.

Al Honorable Gobernador de P. r.
San Juan, P. r.
Senior:
Tengo eel honorde informarle que dn-
rante las veintieuatro horas coinpren-
didas desde las de la maiiana del dia do
aver a igual hora del dia de hoy. no Sc
ha dado cuenta esta oficina de ningiin
casos sospechoso de peste
Despu6s de practicado un examen bac-
terlologico del ijugo ganglinar de la nina
Margarita MARTINEZ, informada aver co
mo caso sospechoso, result6 ser un caso
positive.
Aver Sc vacunaron contra la peste
en- San Juan Y Santurce 43O personas.
Respetuosamente,
w. F. Lippitt.
Director de Sanidad.
Total de casos positivos hasta hoy, 55
Nuevos casos positivos, |
Residencia, Ranch6n Riera. barrio de
LA Perla.
Probable sitio de infecci6n La Per-
la
Ratas cogidas hoy, sc, ratones y 2
mang0SSe.
Ratas que Sc examinaron hoy, l12, y 2
mangosSe
Ninglma dio wesultado positive.
Total de defunciones hasta hoy 36.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
"Pica-Pica' absuelto

Esta tarde hemos recibido el siguien-
despacho telegrafico;
Aguadilla, Sbre l6. 1912
Senor Director
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
San Juan.
Corte Aguadilla luego de DIR excep-
ci6n perentoria presentada por Guerra,
declare sin lugar denuncia libelo Aneses.
Director 9 Plea Plea
del estimado companero, que ha sido tan
eiemplar como justa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
Los libelos y la prensa

Registramos, como un ejemplo que
deben tomar las autoridades NAL ave
midas con ell respeto que deben Ia
opinion, el fallo dado por el Juez Au-
nicipal de Mayaguez, en- las denuncias
por libelo que presentaron contra naeS-
tro distinguido companero Don Manuel
Gomez Pino. Director de La Voz de la
Patria. el alcalde de Mayaguez, DIR.
Perea Fajardo su ito Don Mateo del
msmo apellido.
La absolucion, como 'era natural.
recay6 en- el caso que nos referimosl
Y es de esperar que recaiga Ell otros ca
sos id6nticos, pendientes en- la actuah-
dad del fallo de los tribunales, por ha
berse querellado alg(n funcionario nj
blico de la information. del iuicio o de
la critica de un peri6dico.
Es sin duda. muy consolador ell alto
ejemplo que acaba de dar la Corte Mu.
nicipal de Mayaguez como en- cases
id6nticos los han dado la de San .Duan
Y. otros tribunales de la Isla en- los
cuales. por 10 general no prosperan las
demandas contra los periodiStas.
Pero estaS sucesivas absoluciones. aun
no han cOnyencido aciertas gentes de q.
la ley de libelo no es. cuando Sc aplica
con alto Y serene sentido juridico una
mordaza puesta la prensa honrada
cue sirye los intereseS de la cOmumdad
EN- que vive, para hacerla enmudecer
por el terror frente a los eXcesos Y des-
names de ciertos funcionarios Y de al
gunos desalmados que no vacilan en-
buscar el amparo de los tribunales IA
ia sus inmorales procedures.
III lamentable ejemplo que Sc diera
en- un principle, al aplicar con sevicia
censurable una ley severa Ell determi-
nados caSos que estan en la mente de
todos, hizo Greer, por 10 visto. que la
Prensa cogida en- esa ferrea tenaza. ha-
bia de enmudecer ante los eXcesos ma
yores, cayendo en- la ignominia de I'M
sOmetimiento esclavizador
De NADIA ha servido el ejemplo que
han venido dando siempre en- este SEN
lido los gobernantes los altos funcio-
narios insulares. a quienes jamas Sc les
ha ocurrido echar mano de los tribuna-
les para reprimir una censura de la
Prensa cualquiera q. sea el tono Ell que
esta Sc hava producido. Y ESQ, va que
tan dados las imltacioneS torpes nos
vamos hacienda, deberia servir de nor
ma de conducta aquellos que III tie
nen tai relieve en- la vida p1bica, nj
pueden. portanto, tener la epidermis
mas sensible. nj mas desarrollados aun-
que ESQ IA en- sentld0 inverse con Ia
educaci6n, los 6rganos irritables.
rs de presumir que el alto ejemplo
que Cos viene de Mayaguez en- estos
dias, contenga las desmesuradas repre-
salias que pretenden tomar contra Ia
Prensa, los enemigos de la libertad Dc
la palabra escrita apenas el ejerciciC
de este derecho les roza for de piel.
por haber logrado tan senaladc
triunfo 7 haber dado OCCASION que fs
tas cosas Sc digan Y Sc afrmen. admits
nuestra efusiva felicitaci6n el distin
guido Director de La voz de la Pa
tria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
DANA FALLECIDA|

En Santurce ha dejado de existir La
virtuosa dama dona Rosa Hostos, viuda
de Rmmfrez, que era estimadisima en- es-
ia capital
A los hijos ole la fnada, don Isidro,
dom Felix, dona Teresa, don Jose y do1a
Rosa, envlamos nuestro sentido pesame.
All sepelio que tuvo efecto aver de
manana asistio gran n1mero de amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-14
A v L = Q

Sc espera que los viajeros los Esta.
dos Unidos yisiten la Exhibition de
Puerto Rico-New York, ,-5a. Avenida,
No. SEQ. Esmerada atenci6n. Facili.
lidades Y ventaias. LIE convene Zanzibar
impresiones con Mr.. Mortimer Reming-
ton-Gerente.
lgualmente Sc le tratara en- el Bu-
reau de Information, San Francisco st.
No. 30, San Juan. 81 desea exponer en-
propaganda alg1n articulo Sc le con-
cedera local sufciente.. A
G. r. Correa,
Jefe del Bureau de information.
The evening world., 1912-01-23
IS HELD
FOR BEATING GIRL
"iOu Are a Fiend," Says
Eyes
Blackened, Body Bruised.

Magistrate Murphy In Harlem Court
today committed Theodore we.ting.
manager OF the grocery store Of NJ. G.
Haus. at Park avenue and Seventy
ninth street. to jail under $500 bail to
await trial N the charge Of brutaiiy
beating his daughter Florence. fifteen
years old. with his fists and with a
brass-edged ruler. The girl was turned
over to h Ch'ljrcn's Society to be
held as a material witness against her
IA Their.
N~eighbors NJ wc,,ing. who lives a,
No. 3i East Scy~cnty-ninth street, sen,
u complaint to the Children's Society
Yesterday. They said the chlld's
screams and the sound Of blows could
always he heard when the father wa,
at home.
Superintendent walsh sent Agcn,
Frank a. Barclay to investigate and
lie In turn sent for Dr. Travis Glbb,
medical examiner OF the society.
DIR. Gibb reported TO Magistrate Muir.
ply that both the child's eyes had beer
b~lackened. her lip cut and bruised and
that there were six other bruises from
n to three inches square on her arm,
n back.
You are n nend Of a father" MagIs
trate Murphy said 10 wcit!ng.
The evening world., 1912-01-23

about. but the back stairway 20 which
I hadn't given a thought.
LEAVES TROUBLE BEHIND.
II made up my mind that morning that
It didn't pay to take my troubles home
and worry about them when l should
have been resting. SO now l have my
self schooled TO drop all the cares OF the
day when ] leave this Office"
Did yoI encounter any prejudice
against you as a woman when you
started an an architect? Did you IND
t!aat workmen hesitated to carry out a
woinan's orders" I inquired.
"Pd just like TO zee any workman
refuse to obey an order ! gave l.im,"
exclaimed Miss Kellogg with an explo-
slve fash OF blue eyes. II don't allow
my orders to he questioned. 7 don't
allow any why's or butts You know
my houses are very different from men's
houses. ! apply "a woman's point OF View
to everything. even to the Kitchen cup
boards. which l design myself. Generally
+ these cuphoards awe two or three
clumsy. heavy drawers, 30 you have 20
iut 4 lot OF tning' together. And YOU
nearly break your back whcn you San
' e ~ Atgi't WV 'Nesi ~ ~
kitchen cupboards with a great many
shallow drawers. SO that the house,
keeper can keep everything separate s1d
classified as she wan 10 10. .Anot!er
thing. Did you ever notice that Kitchen
sinks are built mucn too low. only tweH-
ty-s.S inches high. No woman can WASH
he dishes comfortably al a sink as low
az that. Al the slni5 / put In are thigty-
eight Inches high. The irst time / told
A workman / wanted a li'caen sink
t~hirty-r.aht inches high he began one
sentence Wi.n, 'EG', Miss He!logS, aal
another w.tl, way
SIZE MERELY GlAREO At HIM,
Il jue. looked AZ him aud repeated.
'thirty-eight inches high n walled
OF. II l have 20 toll . man 'ghy' A
hing must be zone. ne's not tho NAV
want.
% GGurse / had u hard time waen
started Mias Kellogg continued. II
studied architecture at Fratt Institute,
Brooklyn, ana Ahen | vas graduated
started out 10 .lnh FOR work,
~ rrampod ~ and down New
YORK m h ooklyn .or q ysar.
looking for Q cnaacs. Moody
would sake Il WOMAN. To-day,
when ! look at TIE drawings I
made then, I can. say I blame the
lien SO much. They wero crude,
awful!
Finally a mana F~renchmsn. r. L
' Daus OF Broo!dyn-onered 20 give
chsncs In his ofics. ! owe him my n.
opportunity. SYaa 1 saai! never forge
The evening world., 1912-01-23
BEGGARSB ES|EGE
FIRE HER0'S WIDOW
Detectives Are Assigned to Pro-
tect Mrs. Walsh From I'M
portunities of Horde.

Grafters and begsars have so en-
the battalion chief who lost his life In
the Equitable Building FIRE, that she
was driven to ask for police protection
to-day. Two detectives from the Park
Vile station ave been assigned to ron
down the author OF begging letters she
has received and TO watch the house for
persons who. attracted by reports Of a
relief fund she IL to receive. at
tempt TO impose upon her good nature
or inveigic her into parting with money.
The Walsh home IL at No. ITO Forty
second street. Brooklyn. since the
funeral " Chiet Walsh. last Tuesday.
the house has been besieged by bcsgars
and grafters. mostly women Nearly
all the women represented themselves
to be widows OF firemen or the wives
VI firemeu In destitute circumstances
and asked Mrs. Walsh to relieve them
out OF her pension n relief money.
sunday night a well dressed fellow
about twenty-five years old called at the
Walsh home with a sealed letter ad-
dressed to Mrs. Walsh. The letter.
which bore no signature. stated the
writer was the wife Of the late battalion
chief. was In dire need and asked n q
money be given the bearer.
Mrs. Walsh knew the man was a
swindler and endeavorcd to hold him In
conversation to allow her daughter 10
call a policeman. but the young man
got suspicious and ran.
Another young man called last night
with O letter In the same handwriting
as the nrst. but couched In . htue
different language. He. too. ran whom
the widow sought to hold him In o n
The evening world., 1912-01-23
IRISH ACTORS DISCHARGED
By PHILADELPHIA COURT.
Eleven Arrested, Charged With
Appearing in Immoral Play, Set
Free Without Comment.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. %. - The
eleven Irish actors and actresses VINO
We're arrested her0 Inst week on q
charge Of PRODUCING Z sacr!leF!ous and
immoral plays were to-day discharged
from custody by tae County Court.
The payers were arrested on q war
rant sworn out by a citizen after they
had appeared IN the comedy The Play
boy al the Western world" \ police
magistrate held them for trial, but
counsel Immediately applied for a writ
OF m beaa corpus asklag the court to
dismiss The charge against the play
ELS. There was a lcng argument, and
tie Cour, lield the Gaze under advise
meut until to-day,
The Court, IN Diminishing the players,
gave no reason for It's action, IN the
srgument on the writ the defense
claimed that the law under which the
t.rycrs we're arrested did not apply 10
the case.
The evening world., 1912-01-23
MONKEY MAKES A BEE LINE FOR
THE JURY BOX.

The spectators gasoed Inv half the
people In the court room trembled. won
derin8 which way Jimmie" would dart,
The monkey made for tho jury box AMI
Alonzo Gricwold. Juror No. 3. who evil
IDENTIFY had boon impressed BY the Snow
den testimony, sprang from his chair.
Lightly Jimmie hoped into tho va
cant seat. then leapinG over the back Of
the chair ne seized a window cord. Up
the cord he skipped. with az much nom
chalance as was h4A wont In his native
Jungle. before no began biting terdons
Of Achilles In ladies boudoirs.
With great giee ne did stunts that
would have made any acrobat In the bus
mess sick from envy. Then he came
down. chattertng. and approached the
Judge.
I'VE give him candy when he does
those tricks at home" said Mr.. Sudow-
den. but Judge Broomall rewarded
''Tfmmie' with no chocolate drop. His
Honor did not even smile. az n deputy
seized the Similar and hustled him back
70 the basket.
The evening world., 1912-01-23
CARNEGIE GETS HIS $22.70.
Voucher TanRIe Stpaiwhtened snd
Check sent Him.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-Andrsw
Carnegie has been paid for the tssu-
mony he ave the Steel Trust Investt-
eating Committee. When on the stand
Mr. Carnegie said ne would not take
the money. but later . duly attestsd
voucher with tho ironmaster's sigma.
ture attached. sas received from New
York. Payment was refused because q
notartal seal was omitted.
u know these formA1tiss are Try
ing wrote Jere Smith. d~isbursfnS of.
hcer OF tho House. In returning the
voucher to Mr.. Carnegie. but a Ger.
tain amount - rod tape must be un-
wound and a government Official Is q;
the spool ~nd.
The voucher In proper form gas re-
ceived to-day and a check for SEA. 7(
was remitted to Mr.. Carnegie BY re-
turn mail.
The evening world., 1912-01-23
TWO REQUISITES

TWO REQUISITES.
Health and a capacity for lard WORK
are all that q young woman needs TO
become a successful architect. according
to this pioneer among women builders,
Though Miss Kellogg was the first sue
cessfui woman architect in New York
the wo,d pioneer does not suit her at
all. for she Is still in the early thirtics,
br!ght-eyed and slender despite the fact
that she has never worn a corset In
her Efc. And she was a pioneer not
only IN New York but In Paris. where
she went to study only to md that
the architectural department of the
women and she set to work to get It
| opened, and finally did get It. open
through a special bill passed In the
Chamber of Deputies.
Miss Kellogg told me yesterday that
she knows OF only two other women
| architects In New York CITY tthese
are Miss katherine Budd n Miss
Josephine Chapnan). bu; Ina. tur pro-
fession of architecture is a splendid one
for any young woman to adopt prov
| vided she has health. common sense and
an infinite capacity FOR hard work.
suggested that a small amount Of
talent might be a ds-!gaole addition to
this equipment.
"to,' Miss Kellogg answered,
sraiiir ely, II don't believe any
special talent Is necessary. dom
believe ! had any, which was GER
tainIy an interesting admission
froin q womsa who's income aver
asee $1,000 d yeas. "coinascn senss
&c tho essent dial thing, OF course.
A woman who Hcan home When SHE
haa q headache mas no chance In
architecture.
SHE'S competing With men. doing a
mans work on . NiNu'- terrns, y she
cant Afford 20 quit for anything. There
was a time a few years ago Whhn / had
a great EaAy contracts up in Now f,ng-
land ana | spent three months travelling
from one town to another. Move? slsI.
two nights In the SAME ina No-
hard work. I've worked twenty LOu.s a
day for days at a time, one night
woke up long after midn'Sh, and besal
TO worry about the stains In \ house
war building at white Plains. l Was
afraid there was something wrong with
them. | dressed ana caught the %earl,ss;
train ami surprised all the workman by
walking IN on them little after
o'clock. Sure enough there was sor ,
thing the matter with the Stairs. Sol
the front stairs ihAI ! haa "0gr!
The evening world., 1912-01-23
Car Huns Away Down Hill.

A north bound Amsterdam avenue
car In charge of Motorman Patrick
O'Toole OF 80. 32S West Twenty-hfth
street. got beyond control to-day when
IT started down the hill from one
Hundred and Tenth street. Il jumped
tho tracks at the turn at one Hundred
and Tw~enty-Nfth street and Amster-
dam avenue. There we're no passen-
gers and the car ran into Il tool house
in the centre of Amsterdam Avenue
and broke the fender. The car was
dragged back TO the tracks and taken
to the downtown repair shop.
The evening world., 1912-01-23
Found Her Mother . Suicide.

Mrs. Francis Sohenti Of No. ES Ave-
nue. J. ~Flatbush. smellcd gas this morn
ing. She thought Of her mother. Mrs.
Marie Gcrhardt. nfty.three years old.
asleep In an attic bedroom. and tried to
gain entrance to the room. The door
WAS locked. but she finally forced it
open and found her mother lying dead
In bed. A rubber tube attached 20 the
gas let was Just beside her face.