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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
ADVANCE AT IHsEE POINTS
Streng opsesuen pessieps n so
land AslIast oasia lisa Georuss
TempsraHSs ksasa-e.

London with tas ba-fle Ia Fiaa
dors seemingly AZ sH snl except Cor
attacks tie allies afs nak.ng % o.
cover tae rest cf che sra.ud taey lost
the interest of tae paahe has turaad
Is TIE nardtneuss. vAtre Preach ana
British forces, vith the cooperation
81 the fleet. are stiemei.ns % fgrcc the
straits and open hs say % coustaa-
tinople
The British have landed al three
points on the Ganipnll peninsula and
have thrown a line across the outer
point Of the peninsula Other British
troops are threatents ihe Bulair line
of forts and he Preach are booking
after ne Turks GA tha Asiatic side %
the straits,
A dispatch from Athens states that
a demonstration BY IA allied landing
party on the historic plains of Troy
has resulted IN the capture oi 5000
Turks.
AZ NhANA EhANtA AtNsNsNsA" ~ sts'
have been taken.
The Turks report that an the land
ing parties have bcen repulsed bur
british reports. which are brief. coa.
tent themselves with the statement
that progress Is beiue made and Ignore
entirely tie Turkish claims 20 yieto-
rles.
An Athens dispatch says fierce fight
ing on the shores g suyla bay. on
the western side OF the Galllpoii PEI
ulnsula, Is miles north Of Che southern
extremity, resulted ID the success Of
the allies.
"The losses OF the Turks we're 50.
rioua. Cne entire battalion was cap
tured by the allies.
"The French force has been landed
entirely on the Asiaile coast win the
object Of advancing along The littoral
TO keep pace with The progress made
by the British on TIE opposite coast
"The bomhardmeht Of the straits
was resumed April 81 and lasted ~
hours It vas directed particularly
al the Kilid Hahr forts.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Washington. The Ifet tion Of
whether the Texas bucket shop law
bars the enforcement IN that state
Of contracts for future sales Of Gotten
on the New York cotton exchange has
been submitted to The supreme court
by the Fifth United states circuit
court Of appeals. When Allen But
terfield Of New York sued J. Z. Hume
Of alptia, Texas, for orders to sell
and buy future cotton The Texas fed
eral district court held that such a
contract could not De enforced. On
an appeal the circuit cour; was doubt
ful about the Law II certified tie
question to the supreme court.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
ADVANCE RAILROAD WAGES
Arbitration Board Recommends That
$4,000 Employees Receive Ad-
vaneed Pay.

Chicago.-An arbitration award ad
vancing to some extent the rates Of
pay of $4,000 locomotive engineers,
fremen and hostlers employed on the
10000 miles of line Of 80 Western
railroads In the great area Of the Unit
ed States and Canada bounded on the
east By the Illinois Central and the
Great Lakes, was signed here April 30.
A dissenting opinion was filed on
b half OF tie brotherhoods of engine
men, IN which the arbitration was
branded as a failure and the Newlands
law. under which it was arranged. an
Inadequate device for the settlement
Of industrial disputes. The award ef-
fective May 10 and binding for one
year only. was frankly DECLARED as
merely postponing for a twelvemonth
the actual settlement Of the differ.
ences involved The railroad mem.
bers Of the board issued a formal
statement oriticising features Of the
regulations governing the arbitration
and remarking that certain conces-
sions regarded as iutrinsically unjust
were made for the sake Of preserving
peace with the employees.
Judge Jeter G. Pritchard Of Rich.
mond. Va. chairman Of the hoard, ex-
planned his position and stated that
while in his opinion The men in certain
branches Of the service we're entitled
10 greater advances than we're grant
ed, he had to make concessions IN or.
der that an award might be made. and
he found much Of a hopeful nature in
the award
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Osceola. Ark.-Word has reached
here from Nodena Of the killing Of
Deputy Sheriff Dave Wells and an.
other officer whose name was unob-
tainable on Island "a. near that place.
May /. Il seems that Wells and the
other officer who was killed were os
Hcers Of the state Of Tennessee and
went to the island to arrest some Of
the bootleggers who have infested that
place for a number Of years.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
TORPEDO SINKS
AMERICAN SHIP
SINKING OF TIE TANK STEAMER
sV SUBMARINE IS SERIOUS
AFFAIR TO WASHINGTON
THREE OF CREW ARE LOST
Shock Causes Captains Death ard
I've Seamen Jump Overheard
and are Drowned-Vessei
Is Beaehed.

London.-The American OIL tank
steamer GuIflight which sailed from
Pert Arthur. Texas Aprl DO Tor Roncn.
France. was torpcdoed May 2 on the
Sicily Islands. according % q Central
News dispatch
The captain % the Gulilight accord
ing 10 the same advices, died Of heart
failure AS O result Of shock Tive sea-
men jumped overheard aad we're
drowned
The other members Of the crew were
taken off by patrol boar. The vessel
was towed into Grow Sound and
beached.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Washington Gen. villa has gath.
cred on army Of $4,000 men TO attack
Gen. Obreeon's Cararnza forces, D.
whose hands be suffered O defeat a.
Celaya. according to his agents her
The conventionallst leader has re-
celved thousands Of rounds Of ammu.
milton. and a battle Is expected soon.
while villa has been reassemblinz
his forces, zapata troops. reports say
are threatening to Isolate ObrsEon
from his base al Vera Cruz. Some re
portE say the railway connecting him
with bis base already has been cut.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
aritlsb Work Ruse.

Tenedos. THE landing Of troops at
the Dardanelles was effected IN at
least four places. one on the Asia.lc
and three on the European side. One
Of these landsings was made as The
result Of a clever comic ruse. Covered
by fire from the ships. 1000 donkeys
packed with dummy baggage and
mountain guns. were put ashore at a
certain spot. The Germans and TURKS
at once made a strong attack. Mean.
while the real landing force came
ashore further up the coast. The reg.
iment Of donkeys was annihlated.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Atlanta, Ga.-More than 1900 let.
ters dealing WITH the Leo NJ. Frank
case have been received by Gov. slaton
within the last few weeks. according to
information given out here by attaches
Of the governors office. With very
few exceptions the writer's urged the
governor to commute Franks sen.
tence, on the charge Of having mur.
dered Mary Phagan, from death 10 life
Imprisonment
TIE letters are being tied In bun.
dies and stacked away. pending con.
sIderation
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
AMERICAN STEAMER SUNK.

Oh Tank Steamer, eulflisht, Torpe-
z sdoed--Shcck Kills Captain.
EHoHdoh. .AThs American oil tank
steamer 6ulfiight, which sailed from
Fart. Arthur Texas, April 10, for Rou-
en-, France, was torpedoed off the Sell
" islands. according to Central News
dispathc.
The captain of the Gulfight, accord
ing to the same adyices, died Of heart
failure as a result Of shock. Two sea-
men jumped overheard and we're
drowned. The other members Of the
crew were taken of by a patrol boat.
The vessel was towed into Crow sound
and beached.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Jerome Love. a negro postal clerk.
has been tried At Laurel before United
States Commissioner w. q. Landers
and bound over under a bond OF $500
to await the action Of the federal
court on the charge Of tampering with
registered mail Love has been on the
run from Clarksdale 70 Yazoo City.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

According to arrangements complet
ed b. Adiutant-ce General Scales, the an
nual 10 days encampment Of the Mis-
slssippi National Guard will be held
this year during the month Of July.
AS yet the place for the encampment
has not been selected. Laurel. Colum-
bus. Greenyille and Biloxi are places
making bids for the troops.
The choice win be determined from
a viewpoint OF economical handling
the troops to the place selected, sans
tary conditions. wafer and maneuver
grounds.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

In order % make GreenviIle Missis-
sipprs cleanest town. the mayor and
city council have purchased $4,000
gallons OF on which will De spread
on all Of the elty's unpaved streets.
The work Of putting the dust elm.
inator down win be started al once.
Greenville Is in the "Cleanest Town"
contest.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
oermana csIeblalel Are Arres.ea.

Vancouver, b. C-Four prominent
German residents Of Vancouver we're
arrested. charged with taking part
with number Of other Germans, IN
the celebration Of The German victory
over Canadian troops at Yprea. The
men detained are Paul Koop Baron
Yon Luttowitz. Or. Otto Grunet and
Dr. Frederick stritzell a. long list
Of Vancouver men killed and wounded
was reported here Sunday night. and
news Of the celebration caused pop
nlar indignation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Bohemians who have been engaged
Ia work In The Shrimp and oysteF iac-
tories on the guilt coast durins The past
season are leaving for Maryland and
other Eastern states. Already several
hundred have departed from Biloxi
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Federal revenue agents created
stampede among drug hends at Me-
ridlan recently when John F White
and Everett A. Smith we're arrested
hy Deputy Revenue Collector John G.
chHdress ard United States Deputy
Marshal Jasper Roykin on charges Of
having morphine In their possession in
violation Of the Harrison anti-narcotic
law. Both were arraigned before
United states Commissioner J. A. Gul-
ley and were sent to Jail in default Of
$500 bond.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Verona, ltalys-Railgay service on
the Austrian side Of the frontier vir-
tually has been suspended for oFdi
nary purposes. All lines arc being
used to carry troops to the Italian
frontier.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
AIRCRAFT ATTACKS ENGLAND
Houses In suffolk County Are Set on
Fire When Bombarded From Air.

Cambridge. England 1ha Daily
News says thar an enemy aircraft
appeared over Ipswich. suffolk county
during che early hours Oh Che moFnins
Of April 30. and dropped q number Of
bombs. setting several building ahre
"A dispatch says that five houfgs there
we're virtually destroyed By airship
bombs and three others we're badly
and two slightly damaged
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
MISSISSIPPI
STATE BRIEFS

The frsi annual session o. Tie Ne
gro Farmers Conference of the Indus
trial Asricultural CoAese faF Negroes
began a ESQ DAYS ueelins az shelby
April 30.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
GERMANS FLANK RUSSIANS
Kalser's cavslrymeu Move Around
Rlaht Of cxars Men on Baltic
Coast.

London.-A sensation has come from
the east. where 1t IS announced that
German cayalry, which apparently got
around the extreme right OF the Rus
slams. had invaded the Russian Baltic
provinces. There has been no indlca
lion in what force The Germans are
apefsling but q is presumed here that
ihs t&alfy q simply looking over The
ground To find out what opposition a
forcg1andta ut Polangen. IN the pyog.
lnceal tourland, would meet with. IN
m as<ey'eirtlss here u is asserted that
itlfs:.cavalry, however caF interfere
,wDh4he IbssIanS communications and
give the gatdous Russian Cossacks
somtibing to.de9.
At<be. sbix cot o. Sic niss;sj line
.theifgtsaisuS stysreaoxtssftl be con
tlddfM 5o#: 1r5fF zsok
.Bsss spa.tothg t9no gsl b 4 ;:siNsifian at.
catks Or thsif flaft y ilFeftoh Of
stry t s::t.s:..H f.a
~ ftpis W tic AAhREAih f'sif - the
county Of Suffolk. England;.sNled ar.
men have visited Belgium and. bonn
barded Ostead and other towns and
also attacked towns in Southern Ger.
many
Nothing Of Importance has occurred
along The western battle front. The
Garmans claim stili 10 hold bridge
heads on TIE User canal al Het Sas
and steeastraete. They are being 'at
tackled BY the allies. who. according to
all the official reports, are on the Of
fenslgt lat most points. The German
report repeatedly refers 10 the rapulae
Of allied attacks.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

The Mississippi state Teachers as.
sociation has completed a session at
Laurel. over 1000 teachers from all
points Of the state we're present. Col
lege presidents from various Southern
universities we're also present and de-
livered addresses. One Of the features
Of the meetiag was the pageant staged
BY the Laurel public school children,
depicting the development Of educa.
tion in Mississippi
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Amsterdam Holland Cen Won
Kluck, the Germah commander. who
WAS wounded in March. Is on the road
to recovery, according 70 the Ham.
burg Nachrlchien
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07
GERMANS DEFEAT
RUSSIANS
see0 PRISONERS REHoPrE1 CAP
TuREo iN AusrRo GERHAs
VICTORY.
RENEW ACTIVITY
Britain sna France Maze NJ claims
et soeeeaaes m the "eit-Nen
mans Repars Far,hsr Advance.

uerln Rep0fla aunoaac.ns a street,
victory m the Caulta.aas iupeiri
taa taurs tity 81 ueFuu to degk tseit
R1h uaes Telephone stations. usus
paper efgces ana aotr.a wae hueEcd
PSI croals seeking details
Excitement began when iha author
uuea received orders to OBJ the aass
son account 81 sreat victory u ihe
carp1lhana
Vienna The Austrian official state
ment issued c0nanua the German 70
ports ot a b.g foGerman victory
along tbe entire ifant ln Htst Ca
uc.a and says hat 5000 Russian pris
Oneu were captured
Coit.nlc A M0utCucgrla oiaclal
statement says
erhe Austraus are showing renew.
ia activity along the entire N0uiene-
grin front, but Nc have repaaet al
their assaults"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

J.sF. Wright. a wellKnown citizen
living one mile east Of shannon, com
mitted suicide IN bis home April a6
by taking carbolic acid Ike was so
years old. Domestic trouble is the
cause. he and his wife having been
separated for more than a year though
living in the same house with several
Of their children.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

London According to Berlin and
Vienna, The German and Austrian arm.
les have achieved a notable victory 10
West 0alcia. crushing the entire Rus.
alan center along a front 81 many miles
or a. the Berlin official statement
puts Il. across the whole western top
of Gallela. from near the Hungarian
border to the point wnere the River
Dunalec Joins the Vlatula. right AZ
the frontier OF Poland
Though the 5000 prisoners the Tu-
tonic allies say they haye taken does
not compare with the number which
some Of Field Marshal Won lilnden.
bufgs fushes neited him in the north,
the achievement, if subsequent reports
bear Il out. viii mean AZ least tenn
pafary check 20 the Russians hammer.
Ing their way westward since the fall
VI prgemysL
berlin IL celebrating the victory,
though "a IA admitted flags hayo flown
before full details are t0 hand
England and France make 20 claim
10 gaius Ia The vest, ihe British mere.
" saying that the German attacks on
Hlll 90. in Flanders. save been beaten
back the French confirm this
The Germans maintain they are
pushing forward 10 the northwest Of
Yproa and toward st lulen, which
they eapturedfaiter the attack follow.
Ing their aEgi exienaye use of gas,
bot which they were forced 70 yield
under counter attacks.
In the lighting Ia the Baltic prov.
lnces also Berlin hnds cause to reiolcs.
Rejecting the Russian contention that
Il la only sporadic cavalry raid, Her.
IN wireless comment says Il seriously
threatens tho Russian right and the
fact that troops eoula be moved 20 far
northwest before they encountered re'
slstanoe is considered a reflection on
the Russian intelligence system
SO far as claims 60 It was an Aus.
tro.German day number Of vessels.
neutral and otherwise, fell o victim 10
/ German submarines. Norway being
particularly heavy loser
n the AustroGerman contentious
/ relative to tho Galiclan situation are
+ correct, In the opinion Of some English
military writer's, # viii mean that the
whole Russian campaign in tho Car
pathlans is seriously Affected. making
/ extremely psecaflous lhe position of
the Russian troops pressing down the
southern slopes toward the plains of
/ Hungary
The line between the Vistula and
I the Hungarian frontier was about 40
miles east Of CraeoW Tbe AustroGer.
mans have been defending li stubborn.
+ ~ ever since the begnnIng Of the Car.
pathian lighting
1ho general British comment is
I somewhat reserved pending tile Pe
+ trogfad version Of operations
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

The city Of Gulfport served a war
rant on the Gulf & Ship Island railroad
April 30 to appear before the mayor
to answer for alleged violation Of an
ordinance prohibiting the moving OF
high explosives within the city limits.
The steamer Lena took on cargo OF
dynamite at the railroad companys
pier here. The cargo consisted Of sew.
eral carloads. which we're switched
through the city. The fine is 800.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

German submarines continue Active.
Copenhagen Norwegian steam
er Laila was sunk in the North Sea
by German submarine Flsr crew
waa landed az Copenhagen by the
steamer ANNA. which Witnessed tbs
sinking. and al the request Of The com.
mander Of the German submarine took
the crew Of the Lalla aboard
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

A representative Of one Of the large
electric street railway syndicates has
been in MeComb recently looking over
the local situation With the view Of
installing a street car service IN this
that city. The same corporation IS
owner Of the street railway in Laurel,
Miss. and other towns Of similar size
In this and other states.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

VIII vandlver, alias viii Jones, a
negro. was arrested at Amory April
27. while attempting to get on board
the fast train for Birmingham. By the
city marshal and night watchman, apd
locked up on the charge Of burglary
and attempting to wreck trains He
had on his person switch keys and
stolen shoes. It is claimed that Van.
diver is the negro who on the night
Of April %. robbed the depot, obtain
ing eight quarts Of whiskey, and then
opened the switch at the north end
Of the yard to wreck passenger train
No.3.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

The Meridian territory strawberry
crop has begun 70 move Two cars
were shipped from Livingston terri.
tory, one out OF sparkman spur. Com
mercial agents Of the Alabama Great
Southern railroad over which the ber-
riea are naevIng say ibat between IS
and leo carloads Of strawberries are
expected 20 move TO market during
the season from this section.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

A land development company has
been organized at Purvis with James
Hand. W. H. Magee and +. II. Jordan
as ncorporators. The amount Of cap
ital stock Is se5.000. all Of which is
Maid IN. The company will be ready
to.do business as soon e. The charteI
Is approved b. Gov. Brewer.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

William Bradley, a negro, has been
arrested at Pontotoc and committed
to the county Jail on the charge Of
afsan. lie is accused with having
starred the FIRE that burned a barn
belonging to " J. Lyon, living three
niles west OF this place. -Four mules.
horse and years supply Of corn
we're burned. The negro was arrested
with the aid Of boodhounds.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Leith, Scotland The crew and are
men Of the Swedish sehoon@ Elsa
have been landed here Their yesAef.
they say, was destroyed BY the Ger
man submarine U.29
The Elsa. with cargo Of wd6d. wah
bound from Holsiadt to Cranton and
was oyeriaken By the submarine 100
miles west Of Mry Island The crew
say they we're given hve minutes 70
quit the vessel, whl.h the. German
then set on fire.
The crew was picked up by. the
steamer aernebo.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

A negrl burglar, who robbed the
general Il erchandise store Of J. R.
Moody at Goodman April q. after be-
ing fired on, escaped with $50 cash.
In his has.e to get away be left behind
a suit case filed with stolen goods.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

Newcastle The Norwegian steam.
ship America was torpedOed ~ the
North sea- The vessel sax within
two hours Tho crew of fne America,
consisting Of 30 men, was picked up
~ hours later By the Norwegian mail
boat Sterling and was landed at Eew
castle
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-05-07

London.-The Norwegian steamer
baldwin was sunk by German sub
marine in the North Sea- The mems
tera Of the crew. numbering IL men,
were allowed t3 take 20 their boats
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-17

the Saint was spread to all the coun-
tries of Europe. Three years after
his death his body was taken out of
the common burial place and found
incorrupt. 1t was placed in the chapel
to be exposed to the veneration of
the faithful. Pope Benedict XIV. bea-
titled him in 1743, and on May 20,
1907, Plus VII. enrolled him in the cat
alogue of the Saints. The body of st.
Benedict the Moor now reposes in the
church of st. Mary near Palermo, his
feast is observed on April 8.
The statue of st. Benedict repre-
scnts the Saint as Franciscan lay
bother, the barker of fruit HRDIL
brother, the basket of fruit which he
holds in his hands should represent
his office of attending to the needs Of
his brethren.
The simple life of st. Benedict the
Moor clearly unychs tc us the mea l.
ing of those mysterious words of our
Lord; Il thank Thee. Father, be-
cause Thou hast hidden these things
from the wise and prudent of this
world, and has revealed them to the
little ones"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-17

Mathew was led to the grave, and
praying fervently in the name of Jes-
us, he raised the child to life again.
Full of joy and gratitude the kinng
and his whole family believed in
Christ, whose disciple had such pow
er, even to reestore the dead to life
He was baptized by st. Mathew and
became a protector of the Church.
The example of the good king was fol
lowed by most of his subjects who all
embraced the Faith so that the Church
made rapid progress in Ethiopia under
the guidance of st. Mathew. The piety
of the royal family was evident from
the fact that the eldest daughter of
King Egipes, named Iphygenia, sol
emnly and publicly promised to keep
unblemished her baptismal innocence
and to live in perpetual chastity. The
pious King Egipes died and his broth
er, Hirtacus, succeeded him to the
throne. Hirtacus, who had not the
virtuous character of his deceased
brother, wished to take his own niece,
Iphygenia, in marriage. The holy vir-
gin would not, of course, consent to
this, hence the new king requested st.
Mathew to induce her through his in
fluence, to comply with his wish for
marriage. AS the apostle refused to
do this, and rather urged the holy vir-
gin Ihpgenia to remain firm in her
promise to God, the king was enraged
and ordered the apostle put to death
At the same time finding all efforts to
win the affections of Iphygenia fruit
less, he ordered the execution of the
holy virgin. Thus this princess of AT
rica was crowned with the virgins and
martyrs crown.
st. Iphygenia is represented with a
burning house in her hand, to indi-
cate the manner of her death. The
house in which she lived was burnt,
she also becoming a victim of fire.