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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Clark Obseeuiss.

Funeral Sermicos over he remains OF
The late Nr,A =. clark. prominent Young
man 81 t.' citl. whose death occurred AZ
7 % family r.s.deHc". 80. EOS south York
street yesterday morning. VIII De held
from o." residence ~ his fatue.-iu-iHs,.
-. y. Policy. con south Front street Sat
NrdtN afternoon. lut-ruoUt " % he made
100 stone church cemetery.
Tho deceased vas 0rs - the most
prominent 'nlHg mel 81 tie Island. Vas
e ~fa.u.t frtult'r ~ t.. Zaro street "
y. '.iurrn. and Had scores Of friends aII
owes 'Hc city. who viii mourn his loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25

W"-I VI" I|"|T"II n M" ~ -
.H. death ,r 1I..r U.ro..a ,r-,., y
-ffl 700. rHfe. Ii.tfn occurred roo
Dog f.ue llfutu. S. &c. Jrft =
I.. '"f'.l gtl Hf.d from fhc Train
ri''I in i'fl @re woe member ~ the
Hospital N'.wrt. and p' tho ohio
'"'h'. frai.H'. >urers Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25

ny residence ~ the corue. ~ Water and
Twelfth streets and requiem nigh mass
Vas Celebrated from st Joseph's cattle
draL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
MULHALL MAKES
Ccontinu.d from rirs, Pas.J

money was borrowed" and never
paid back
\ development or tho dty indicated
clearly thar fha senate committee
does DOT intend 'o allow fhe ATTORNEYS
for 'h" Manufacturers Assuciafon Co.
GRO s.cxamln" Nuihiu about fle
charges DO i1s made against official.
n That nreanifafI and acafraf
inr0irr members OF suHrrr. aut mon
UtEh in official ITO .n washington
mulhsu 70 House
Chairman Garrett. o. fHo sprr.f
house committee Chat I- read, to .u.
fr.'ils'" lobbying announced 't'
hartman Otsrman. or fnc .enaf,
committee. iId rfuw. .rI fo .urr uu
hail over fo uI- comm .ffra NDrfa.
o nr urnfr-.ed NafiuuHI Association
OF Ntuularfu-rr hrid agent rHf rl.
got through Tho Identification and Of.
tlfrt'inu or DIS corrraU Dudrrcc With
fIn Otermau committee before Il
mDrroN night. 90 ur rate o. rr.rr..
made to-day and tho a.eDcia...f...
lawverr could hardly mtk" an imrre..
sion upon h.m uu Saturday If fIc sem
afe committee sife nn Thar dos
Another feature or fI. at, wa. Tho
arfItifr nf Senator NsI..r t rs.u..
can member Hf fi. ,.ur .'f..
I.r.f.f.r. Na. allowed I.. o.. .... ....
~n. 'faruea fp conduct fn. .....U
branch OF fh. .r.I.r. a.u..' BEL. vfI
Senator Nsfnr f..I. ..a..r.I uuf.
I.fI u'r... ..r I.r'...'lr. .f rlr.
s.rfn.. .....II. ..I nfH.r usff.r.
..HN r.. f.. .If . fH. If.
On tI~ psy..u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Clothing AND Competition

vxIE ARE not afraid competition every Clothing
w come and examine Clothing VALUES.
derseling all Retail Clothing Merchants
n Clothes sod from Factory direct
the Mddem.n's Profit of IS to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25
Come and Be Convinced

All WOOL hand tailored
Styles the newest of the modsin
upodate
conditions that we are back Satisfaction
come and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-25

n = value of 'he altar - ro~e- frd-a-
'r' ~ Turkey &C. estimated ~ $1,000 600
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
STREET CAR
r FAIR WEEK

During the state fair, beginning next
Tuesday morning. July 22nd, the Uni
versity n Lincoln Park line cars go
ing south, will be run by way Of Fifth
street and DeMers avenue to Third
street.
The north-bound cars will take the
usual course. Riverside Park cars
will also be run via Fifth street to
DeMers avenue, thence to the Great
Northern depot, Inc will go out Via
DeMers venue and Third street as
usual.
East Grand Forks cars will run to
Third street only. instead of to the
Great Northern depot as heretofore.
There will be a seven and one-half
minute service to the fair grounds.
cars leaving Third street and DeMers
avenue The last ears leave the fair
grounds at 1880 p. m. The fare will
be 10c each a Valid transfers
from all regular cars plus SC will be
accepted as a loo fare. Fair grounds
cars will issue transfers on return
trips good on all regular cars.
Grand Forks Street Railway Co.,
Thomas Roycraft, Gen. Mgr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
BUSINESS MEN
! ADVERTISE FAIR
Bottineau Auto Party Will
Visit Cities and Towns
+ on a Big Tour.

Bottineau, N. D., July 21.-Twenty-
one cities and towns in the district
will be visited tomorrow and the day
following by business men of Botti-
neau who will make a two-day auto
mobile o promoting the Bottineau
county fair, scheduled for July 80
and 81.
The automobile tour system of ad-
vertising will be participated in by
about 100 Bottineau residents, with
twenty-five automobiles used in con-
veying the party. The Bottineau Mill
tary band also will accompany the
party.
Tomorrow the tour includes Car
bury, Souris. Roth. Landa, West
hope. kuroki. Antler. Mohall. Truro
n Lansford. ON Wednesday Hurd,
Maxbass. Eckman. Russell. Newberg,
Kramer. Gardena, Omemce. Willow
City, Overly and Dunseith are on the
schedule.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
DEATH APPROACHING,
ATTORNEY ASKS CLIENTS
TO PATRONIzE SUCCESSOR

Maxbass. n. d.. July 2l.-IRwis
7. Hamilton. n Maxbass attorney,
sold his practice and wrote let.
ters to all his clients urging them
to give his e their bust
ness after his death. To his
brother attorneys he wrote letters
beautiful in their expression OF
thanks for cOurtcsies towards him
during life. Yesterday he died,
and his remains will he taken to
Pennsylvania for burial.
Attorney Hamilton was suffer-
ing from cancer of the tongue,
and he told his clients and attor-
HWNs Of his expected death in his
letters of appreciation. of which
he wrote several hundred during
the last weeks of life.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
NEICHBoRS CAUSE ARREST.

Bismarck. \. D., July 21.-As a re-
suit of neighborhood differences, Al
Goodrie was arrested on a charge Of
blind pigging. The warrant was is
sued by Acting States Attorney Koffel
on complaint of Emil Voss, who is a
hack driver. Goodrie furnished bonds
and his case was set for next Thurs
day in Judge Casselman's court. The
two men are next door neighbors and
Goodrie is said to have kept beer for
sale in a shed that was also used by
Noss. who wanted Goodrie to remove
the beer to dispel suspicion. Nearly
a barrel of beer was taken by Chief
of Police Fortune and Captain
Downing when they made the arrest.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
DISTRICT OFFICERS
State Board of Health Purposes Re.
organization mt Next Assembly.

Devils Lake. n. D.. July 21.-Dis-
trict health officers and the abolish
nlent of the county health officer,
coupled with salary changes that will
make it possible for the district officer
<fo give his entire time to the work.
are proposed by the state board of
health. which held its regular meet-
ing. here Friday and Saturday.
Districts corresponding in size to
Judicial districts are proposed, APP
p%ointh1ents of officers to be made by
the board Of health. This plan of re-
organizing the health forces in the
state VIII be submitted in legislation
proposed at the next assembly.
That present methods are antiquat-
ed is the contention of physicians.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21

There being no church building
available. services we're held in a
hardware store at Dunn Center, under
the auspices of the CONGREGATIONAL
Missionary society.
Crop conditions have greatly i'm
proved about the country tributary,
to Powers Lake in Burke county, ac-
cording to the Echo.
II the new gambling law is not
enforced 1t will not be for the lack
o. advertising, as q paper cannot be
picked up that does not give it a
boost.
The Schafer Record has been slap
ping the wrist of the Williams county
road officials for the horrible condi-
ton of some Of the roads in that coun-
ty, especially between the Missouri
river and Williston. A good roads,
campaign is to be inaugurated.
Carl Nordhaugen, formerly a farm
er at Coulee, IA stabbed in a fight
with M Ole NJ. Olson. The injury
consists Of a stab wound through the
hand.
SLdLe clTe. MdTSudl ftunS6 was at
Lansford the other day and gave d.
r%ections for changes that are necs-
sary in order to comply with new fire
regulations.
Olaf Rib Of Kenmare is convinced
that Doc Cook never discovered the
north pole because it took him three
hours to travel twenty-five miles from
Kenmare 10 the Tolley Chautauqua
grounds.
Several persons ere injured in the
storm which passed owe western Dr.
vide county last week and consider
able damage was done to camps and
buildings.
Eddie westlake, the Chicago news
paper man, who passed through Minot
o nthe Glidden tour to Glacier park,
Is a lover Of cats and at Devils Lake
paid the boys a dollar apiece for all
the cats they brought to his cal. At
Fargo he paid $40 for n particularly
pretty kitten.
A Plaza man has invented 'some-
thing new in clotheslines." The Will
liston Herald remarks that IL it was
something new On clothes lines, 1t
might bring him more popularity with
the opposite sex.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
NORTHWEST CUTTING WHEAT.
Early General Harvest Indicated by
Rer1Orts..

Minneapolis. July 21.-Wheat is
being harvested in the fields of South
Dakota, and in a few places in south
ern Minnesota. and advices from the
fields today to chamber of commerce
firms indicate an early general har-
vest. Velvet chaff, which natures
earlier than fife or blue stem, is the
variety being cut. John 1nglis, the
veteran crop authority. who is trav-
cling west. wired Minneapolis today
that farmers are also cutting oats and
barley. and that the crops between
Minneapolis and Milbank. S. D., over
which territory ne passed, look good.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
CONTRASTING LAW
County Commissioners OF Sheridan

County Commissioners Of Sheridan
County Arc Undecided.
McClusky, N. D., July 21.-That a
law passed by the last legislature auto
matically extends the terms Of GER
tain county commissioners to four
years is the contention that has been
raised here. The law provides that in
newly organized counties the COM
m%issioners, elected in a group. shall
the short terms and which shall have
the long terms. The four year. or
long terms. were drawn in this county
by Bitz and Buckley, while VIM. F.
Albrecht. chairman Of the board,
drew the two-year terms.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
NEGRO OPIUM DEN RA1DED.

Wahpeton, N. D.. July 21.-Six
negroes were arrested in a place near
the Northern Pacific depot here
charged with running a disorderly
place and when Sheriff Budack made
the raid he found a fully equipped
opium Joint and a supply of both
whiskey and beer. After fines were
imposed the negroes were permitted
to take the first train to the twin
cities.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
INCREASE $40
acre TRACTS
More Land For Homestead.
ers in Western North Da-
kota-May File July %.

Wiliston, N. D., July 21.-Larse
for entry under the enlarged home
stead act will be forthcoming almost
Immediately. Register T. b. Murphy
Of the Williston land office having
been advised Of the intention Of the
department of interior to designate
additional 800 acre homesteads.
1t is expected that July % will be
the date on which filings may be ac-
cepted on land for which previous ap-
plications had been filed, and on
which applications favorable action
has been taken.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
NORTH DAkOTAN ROBBED.

Wolford, y. D, July I'll. Richer
of this place, who left several days
age for his home near Loogootee,
Ind, was robbed and thrown from a
train near La Grange. ILL.,. notice be-
ing received by a local bank of the
theft of SIS in travellers checks from
him. Richer was badly injured as
the train was moving about thirty
five miles an hour when he was pitch
ed Off. The robbers have been cap
fnre1
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
VERONA AUTO MIsHAP

Verona, y. D., July 21.-FiVe Wom-
en- and II man. occupants of a large
touring car, were hurled from the
machine when it struck a washed-out
culvert near here. Fortunately the
a was going at a low rate of speed
or there might have been some ia
talities. Only the driver remained in
the car.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
NEARLY KIILED UNDER CARS.

Jamesto wn, n. D.. July 21.-Wil-
liam Murphy. colored, had an arm
badly cut while trying to steal a ride
on No. . oav of here. He was pushed
under the train by some unknown
party. His home is in Louisiana. and
ne came to.North Dakota for the har-
vest.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
BRINGS s74 PER C II
Highest Price Ever Paid For Richland
County, N. d., Land.

Wahpeton, n. D.. July 21.-Henry
Bohn paid $74 per acre for a quarter
section of the Adams farm nea here.
There We're no improvements of any
nature on the land. Two other farms
with fair buildings were recently sold,
one near Paramount and another not
far from here, at $75, but the Bohn
purchase is the highest price ever
known to have been paid for unim-
proved land in Richland county.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
rate concessions 70 rthis class of bust.

Daniel Miller, a Granville farmer
had to plow up seventy-Hve acres OF
wheat that seeded with wheat
that had stood in the shock all winter.
The wheat had been tested, too; and
nearly every kernel grew during the
test. Others in that vicinity have had
the same trouble.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21

Joe Tinker does not live in Gin
%cinnati. Joe and Miner Brown are
making their. abode about twenty
five miles outside the Redland town.
This would be plenty near enough
Tor us, and then some. %.@t5
= ~ ~ S
The attempt to arrest Miss Kenney
IN London turned out to be Z XII
kenney affair.
William Rockefeller's complete re-
covery is the first notification given
that the Pujo committee had ad-
journed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
NEW STORE.

Lidgerwood- N. D.. July 21.-A new
hardware store, so by 80, is to he
built here by Frank Franta. The
building will be of brick and will
nave two stories and a basement. The
old buildings on the lot are to be
RACED at once.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21

Congressional motto: AS we lesis-
late through life, let us probe by the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21

Help for the hervest fields this sea-
son is going to be hard to secure.
Local organizations must get busy and
round up the situation. Rulings Of
the interstate commerce commission
prohibit the railroads from making
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21

H. M. Marcoe. a Towner farmer,
has a twelve acre field of alfalfa that
has been cut once this year and is
ready for the second cutting. 1t
stands three feet high and there is
no telling how far down the roots go.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21

The undivided profits of the Farm
ers' Equity Elevator company at Pow
ers Lake, Burke county. amounted to
$2,192.33 for 1912 and the profits made
in 1913 amounted to s1,232.S5. The
annual statement shows the company
t be in a very healthy condition. A
dividend Of twenty per cent will be
paid the stockholders. A -four mill In
connection with the elevator is con.
templated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
SECRETARY OF MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
GOES OFT HALr-cocKED
when He Accuses 1dsn of Violating the
Election Laws without
Investigation

In 1T Of over-zealousness yesterday
afternoon. John Wallace. the genial sec
Rotary Of the Municipal ImproN ement
League. went OFF half-cocked when he
got extremely busy about the polls In
tie Fifth ward and made complaint be-
fore CITY Solicitor J. u. Bremen and
Frosecutin- Attorney r. VI. Addleman
that the election laws were being vio-
lated Is the officials Of two or three
OF the precincts iu that ward.
The men a-aIust Wuom the charges
were hrOuEat were PM Bachman and
were Judges Ia two of the precincts anu
here ls where the Jealous secretary
flashed Ia tne pan ana caused these gen
fIemcu some uuruVtable uOtOrtefN a.
We'll as DONG them great injustice.
The fact Or tie matter Is these two KEN
committee about ten days ago that trey
uuld not act ~ judges in their respcc-
tive precincts. aq they desired Co Nurk
around tine polls Inc committee aC-
efEtel their RESIGNATION and appointed
award Frank iu tIe Tlate ~ Hatumau
IfHsaE AI trIr was done openly AMI
could easily have been determined by
Wallace ~ no. had made an effort 20
f.rI out but instead DO goes OF half
Ksi and charges those men with ieav-
iig Tue polls fU confer with W Flkrra
voted
Policemen were sent Co tho scene by
fh Of Hastings. hut no arrests were
made aa rI laws Had been violated.
TUis .- but another sample 90 the .m-
Tffup.- Hui reckless actions uf the
charter Boosters AMI tuc citizens can
feel ErlfIftrd that such men we've not
placed .u charge ~ fHF city uNfrrmtut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
SALOONIST TRIES
TO STOP BUILDING
OR A TABERNACLE
Has Warrant Sworn Out for Arrest Of
the Buildings Committee Of
Fairmont Council.

FAIRMONT. w. Va. March Is
Charging that the members OF the
Lyons building committee were OBJ
structing public highway and violat-
ing section 2, chap &c, of the city
ordinance. T. A. Dsveny. local saloon
Est. today swore out warrants for J.
". Black. Seymore Mcintyre. &. L.
Mumford. NJ. J. Lantz. Joseph 3.
Crowel. Charles w. Robinson and W.
II. Spedden before Mayor II. S. Live
ly. Evangelist Milford n. Lyon is TO
open a six weeks religious campaign
In the city early in April. A lot was
secured on Fairmont avenue. on
which 10 erect monster tabernacle.
IL was desired TO use a portion-of the
alley In the rear of the lot. which
Is within the fire limits. and to erect a
building contrary TO the fire ordia-
ance. The committee appealed TO
council for permission and the city
fathers replied that while they could
not give permission 10 build an in
famable building in the fire limits. or
10 obstruct the alley. for the commit
tee To 90 ahead with its work and
they would not be molested.
Acting on this advice. and with a
signed permission from the streeii
commissioner Of coufcil. and the ad,
joining property owners of the com
mittee arranged for its building and
yesterday morning 200 volunteer men
or all professions. with songs and
HYMNS went 10 work 10 construct the
tabernacle. Deveny. who conducts the
Marietta Hotel on Main street, has
various grievances against the relig-
ious movement and this afternoon,
swOre out warrants before Mayor
Lively for the building committee and
In some manner included the name
OF G. w. Robinson who had nothing TO
do with the work. The warrants were
served nv Chief Rlocher OF the police
force and the trial set for tonight
The plaintiff was represented by
ex-senator w. : Meredith. Attorneys
Harry Shaw and b. l.. Butcher repre-
sented the defendants Because OF
the absence of CITY Solicitor Haggerty
and of Mr. Spedden. who is a member
OF the city council. and also n member
or the Lyon Building Committee. but
who Is out Of town. the case was CON
tinued until Thursday afternoon at 4
@ clock. Meanwhile the committee
and the volunteer workmen will do
their utmost TO complete the taber-
n1Cle before that time \ crowd OF
500 Of the leading citizens Of the city
gathered at the city hall tonight when
the trial was 10 be heard and OK
n-"ssed their disapprovai OF the ac-
tons OF Deyeny. II Is understood that
4. ~. Robinson viii at once institute
damage proceedings for false arrest
Excitement over the affair is at fever
heat. and thc coming religious cam
paicn IS getting more advertising to-
nieht than In the month OF preparation
preceding the arrest Of the men. all
OF whom are prominent Fairmont bust.
ness men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
WALLACE MAKES SILLY CHARGE
AND AS RESULT GETS IN WRONG

voted their labors to rescuing those
trapped in their homes and to re-
moving furniture and merchandise to
higher ground.
During the day many reports OF
loss of life were received. but none OF
these have been verified because wire
service is paralyzed. Seven are
known 10 have been drowned. two at
Lafayette. three at New Castle, one
at Frankfort and one at Rushville.
The appalling swiftness with which
the waters have arisen caught the
entire state unprepared. Streams that
broker Easter morning have become
raging torrents during the last "a
hours. Persons who retired in ap-
parently safe homes last night this
morning were rescued from second
story windows by boats and lowlands,
free from food water yesterday to-
night are vast lakes.
Conservative estimates tonight
place the number driven from their
homes at near 100000 and the prop
erty loss IL Is said will reach the
twenty million mark. These figures
are made up from reports received
from towns and villages and onot in
clude the probable great loss TO the
farmers OF the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26

most cherished remembrance ~ our lies.
And thousands n hfpry mothers Owe fhcir
Ireeervatlon % hrafh and aNrnrth "a
Nfn.rs Friend Ims D. an crtcrnal rrn-
ely fhnf is supplied % the Abdominal NUS
crs. Do relieves ell fhf tension. prrvcut-
tenderness nnd pain, enables The mus a
a. crpa1d rruflv. and. vhrn baby rrr1rs.
tHe muscles rf'ar naturally. the form -
rreerrvrd without laccration or other 49,
rif.nf
Y1n viii ira Mothers Friend ~ asie at
elmn.t 1nT drug store. ns 10 Del one ~ 80
FfnnHnrI. reliable remedies hat rand
mothers rvrrrwhrrr have relied upon.
With ua daily use during the period q
rrpnrfa .'Hu. there ie no weaknesa "a
nausea. NJ rioruirC sickness. NJ rsfn. dis-
tres or strain q shy kiHd. ~ fnduenrs
D. truly remarkable, &C. f nfrrfrafra no
tIssura auf renders them piflnf and easily
r.vrrnrd by fhc demands ~ nsfurr. You
VIII Do srrrrirrd hf ifa wonderful eject and
What . grateful roller o. anorfs
Especially fn Young women Mrfhrr'n
Friend Re- one q itc greatest q all hclpfll
Influences
You vii md ttis wonferfui remedy -
naIr af che store where you trade. nr hey
" Il Erf f fHr rnu. Dc fa prone rcd hV Wrat-
nr.f RrrI'afor 60. 20 lamar Rulding.
AfIanfa. 90 Write them or = VcrT VallIs
abe book % e4gclAat a9iacrA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
SUICIDE ATTEMPT
MAY BE SUCCESS
IN TIT OF JEALOUSY WOMAN PUTS
BULLET THROUGH BODY.
At Her Home West OF BeIaire Yester-
day Afternoon-Living at Late
Hour Last Might

Supposed 10 have been driven 10y Jeai-
ousy. Mrs. Jennie WilkerSon attempted
70 commit suicide at her home In Klecs
kow. near ne Schick mine n few miles
west OF Bellaire. yesterday afternoon.
by hriug one bullet from "A thirty-eight
cslibre revolver into her chest last ev-
ening. The bullet entered her breast
about an inch above the heart and pas
sed entirely through her left lung in
nict'ng wound that physicians say Will
prove fatal.
TIE sound OF the shot attracted neigh
nors 10 her home. Who found her living
OF TIE h"or ~ a great pool OF her own
blood. but stu conscious When the
neighborS entered the room. where Size
had committed the rash act she again
attempted TO shoot herself and reached
Tor the revolver. which lay ON the r,.of
beside her. bat which was secured be-
70. SHE cI.' DO 20 herself further injury
She was immed ately removed 90 the
AL... ,.a.- &C.. .a-t it-t where medical
attention was rendered by Ipr o. " Hen
siey. hut no hope for her recovery is
eui"rt.f fcH nItI.nuv't zFa -a..s.t.f
resting easily at n late hour last night
~ men Questioned 3. ttHr ,...4...
mat size had attempted t. commit slir-
!de because she was { rel Of life but
would give mo- reasons ~ stated above
IL Is believed that Jealousy and family
troubles melted the deed.