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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-28
Circuit Court Still in Session
at Parker

Circuit court has been in session
at Parker all last week and this
week. Following is the disposition
of cases made so far:
Chas. Sutherland, charged with
assault with a dangerous weapon,
pleaded guilty, committed to the
State Reform School, later was re
leased and placed under charge Of
the States Attorney of Clay County.
j. r. Kelton, charge burglary.
found guilty and sentenced to three
years in penitentiary.
John Redding. charge, keeping sas
loon open after 9 O'Clock, found
guilty, fined Sl0o.0 and costs, all a
mounting to $248.00.
Robert Tellinghuisen, charge petit
Larceny, found guilty, fined $25.0e
and costs, total $4,000.
VIM. Morley, charge violating the
state sBlue Sky law Injunction
by United States court, thus throw,
ing this and all other cases of liks
nature into United States Court.
State VS. Fl. VanRrschen, charge
obtaining signature to valuable in,
jstrument by fraud. found guilty
notyet sentenced.
Joe Flynn, Elvon Morgan Arthur
Nelson and James Anes all charged
with burglary, found guilty and sen
/ fenced to the Reform School.
David Davis VS.. H. g. Larson, &C
ton for recovery of commission fol
sale of land, plaintiff awarded S77 SO
J II. Dunn vs.. Frank Griffin
damages for unlawful arrest, yer
dict for the defendant.
Hugh Hershey VS.. Howard Ellis
suit to recover purchase OF horse
verdict for plaintiff.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-28

Joe passed through west of town
a couple of weeks ago Harry
Olofson. A. R. Welch and Virn
Conklin drove out to see him.
Harry had his camera along and got
some pictures of the outfit which we
hope to reproduce in next week S
Herald.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-28

from Joe coughliin ffffEasasss, is thor
oughly enjoying his trip overland to
the Gulf. The doctors ordered Joe
to try the southern climate and he is
making the trip in a covered wagon
drawn by a mule team. When
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-28

H. DeLange of Chancellor has pur-
chased the Talcott retaurant and is
now in possession, having moved lis
fafnily over from Turner County $
Little Germany" the fore part of
this week.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-28
Presbyterion Church

BELGIUM, with a standing army
of only 1000 men, went up against
TWO MILLION of Germany's S SOL
diers, and WITHOUT WAITING
FOR ASSISTANCE! Nerve, WASH t
lit? But the Belgians are nervy peo-
pie, and a splendid people. We
want to know more about them and
their small country, Here is one
fact: Belgium is so small that you
could put twenty-five countries like
her in our one single state of Texas.
Come out next Sunday morning and
hear further discussion of this
timely topic The subject will be.
BELGIUM, HER PEOPLE. AND
THEIR PART IN THE GREAT
| WAR. +"
| wish to thank our people for the
| full house. last Sunday morning. and
for the spendid attention. When
folks turn out like you did last Sun
day tits an incentive to the preacher
to do better work. He will do it, if
you help.
Sunday evenings the service is to
continue evangelistic and we will
have special singing every evening.
i And by-tha-way, we are planning
for some very special music for oul
morning services. We certainly ap'
i preciated the duet by the two young
ladies last Sunday. And the male
trio wasn't bad. was it? This il
.ljust starter. Don't miss a service
4 The offering for the Boards wa:
fine. Your generosity and prompt
ness are greatly appreciated.
4 Berry &. Redfield had large twt
color bill printed at the Herald Office
this week announcing their sale 0,
stock on Nov. 3rd. They are selling
100 head of high grade cattle, s.
], head of hogs and 4 head of horses
J Their fine herd of registered Aber
) deem Angus cattle will also be on ex
!, hihition at that time and anyon
dersiring to do SO may purchas
from them at private sale.
/
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-28

10c uncoated Jap rice a lb. ~ w
10 bars Beat En- All Soap A0
3 packages of Macaroni for lie DW
25c bar Bitter Chocolate - w
25c sack of Salt for NO
25c package of Oatmeal o. DV
Good Coffee, per pound, only 1nn
15c Currants, now per lb lU1#
25c bottle Of Olives for only zoe
25c package Rub No More or lsJO
3oc K. & K. Coffee, for only O1a
3Oc Green Label steel cut coffee AlO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
DETAILS OF WEDDING
 OF TREAoWELL ATHLETE

TREADWELL. Oct 2.-The we'd ding Of Miss Marie LaGasa of Tacoma and Benjamin Carlton Cohlentz of Hreadwell. took place in Tacoma. Tues day, September 2S
 The Tacoma Sunday Ledger, of September 26 has this to say of the nuptials:
 A pretty home wedding this week win unite In marriage Miss Marie La Casa. daughter of MT. and Mrs James LaGasa, and Benjamin Carlton Cob lentz of Treadwell. Alaska The we'd ding win be solemnized Tuesday af ternoon at tho LaGasa family home in the presence of about DO guests, Rev. Father Ryan. Of st. Patricks church officiating The bride and groom will be unattended except for che little flower girl. Dorothy Raleigh the brides neice. Mics Evangeline Parker of Olympia win play the we'd Ing march. Master Forbes Phinney wui receive the guests at the door, MT. Coblentz and his bride win make a brief honeymoon trip and return Co Tacoma for several weeks visit before departing for their home in Treadwell. Alaska. Miss LaGasa is a charming and popular girl and has been the guest of honor at @ number of prenuptial affairs since the an- nouncement of her engagement
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Education and comes under the head ing Every Day Spent in School Pays the Child Nine Dollars" Here is the proof Uneducatcd iaborers earn on the average $500 per year for forty years, or a total of $20O00. High school graduates earn on the average Of ST. GOO per year for 70 years, or 9 total of S40O0O This education reQuiced 12 years of schooling of iS0 days each a total of 2160 days in school lf 2l60 days at school add $20,000 to the in- come for liie, then each day at school adds s9O2 The child that stays out of school to earn less than 5000 a day is losing money not making mon ey
 In explaining what four years in school paid, the wages of two groups Of Brooklyn citizens are given as fol- lows; Those who loft school at l4, earn yearly salary of $200 at l4. S250 at 16. S350 at IS. S475 at 20 S575 at 22. $500 at 2f, and S6S8 at 20. Those who left school ct 1S earn yearly salary of $500 at IS, S75o at 20, S1OO0 at 22. Sli5O at 2i, Sl55O at 25. Notice that at 20 years of age the better educated boys ore receiving $500 per year more salary and have already in seven years received $S250 more than Che boys who left school at l4 have received for fourteen years la- bor
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
aoornIn Arrlun..

The Georgia arrived from sitka and way ports this morning at 8 o'clock and win leave at midnight for Skag- way The passengers arriving were: From Sitka-Mrs L Le Groh, Miss A. B Vanderbilt. Oliver Vanderbilt. ?. E. Netleton. W. w. Brown and wife w. c. Baird, c. w. stoclzwel. R. Scott. F. J. Cox A. B. Cole, H R. Shepard and Ed Stark.
 From Tenakee-Ph Floreuzo. T. Chambers, F A. Case. 2. C. Gin. An- gus Mackay and ,. Gauden
 Those who will sail north arc. For Eagle River-C. c Whipple and wife.
 Tor ComaL-o. ?. Rogara
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
eEvANse SAILS SOUTH.

The Admiral Evans sailed South this morning. Among the passengers were Mir. and Mrs. Thomas c. Moves. cn. route to Kstchikan, and Editor c. c. Wuln of the Valdez Prospector. ac. companied by his family. and ,. IT. Hosfeedt. Q mining man from the su. sitna. erroute to Seattle
 Passengers to Juneau included Pref Georeeson, head of the agricultural bureaus in Alaska. A. D. Nash. a mhl- ing engineer. J. Frank Warner. u. s. surveyor, George Vingar. @ ccmmer. cial salesman, and Frank Short H Da. vis. George c. Getcheii. Leila Hens Ter and W. R. Bell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
rAREE woaDs ro rAE WsE-
PH0NE JUNEAU DRUG

4 volume of convenience for you in these words. They mean thl b1st equipped drug store 70 Juneau ai your eali. They mean Che Beet Sen vice. Highest Quality coods. Pcpular 7rlceo and Modern Methcdc of 8oe- iness brought to your door
 SO, when you need drug etore, iust phone 25o. We wlll send mea- scngcr Co cct your order or preccrip. tion. Me dlsrseard digtsnee. No or der is too large or too smal. for asi no drug too rarc, no taoS too dld- cult Many ci yoer nel9hbofc phcua Juneau Drug Co., for ih,Ir daily drug store needs. You are Invlted Go ic llkewlss.
 Free Immediate delivery 9l4 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
re SAIL ON .9EFrv

The following Juneau people have engaged passage on the Jefferson, sail ing south tonight: For seattle-John L. Carlson, w. M. Pease, Mrs. H. A. Huribut Miss c. Huribut Mrs. E c. Russell. Mrs. Ray Stevens, Miss Ploo- ma Crowther and Mrs. F. F. Graf.
 Wor Petersburg-A. Marcus
 For Wrangeil-Capt. G. F. Whitney and p. G. Peltret.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
wETTRlcK GETS
 HIS coMmissloN
 AND VlNDicATioN

Charges preferred by Special Agcnt w. J Lewis against United States Surveyor Frederick J. Weltrick of iu- neau. in connection with a local nom mineral survey, have not boon sub- stimulated. On the contrary Mr. Wot trick has been exonerated by Secrc- tory of the Interior Franklin K. Lane and has had his commission restored Secretary Lane reversed the decision of the commissioneV of tho general land office which had revoked Mr.. Wettriccs commission. The case was tried here before SurveyorGeneral C.. E Davidson, and the latter passed the case up to Washington, for de- cision The commissioner called iu Mr- Wettrick's commission, but an appeal was taken to Secretary Lane.
 Mr. Wetlrlck has been receiving tho congratulations Of his friends, over his victory
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
WEIRD TalEe ARE
 Tclr lN sEaFrLE
 Dr "MuSSEhEERs.

Tho Hnpfc Iodoy 1eni ,Ro queries Co Seattle ono to its corftlpoDdpni and one io Tho Tines. ior .niofmoi|c1 regarding iha aasocialod Fres1 al-clo appearing iu Tho Dispatch lhis nom ing which inl.mated that Biliic Wood. worth and Ben Hunt iue. arrived n Seattle in Q mei launch. hal reported Che death by drowning Of ono of thcir party, named Audorson. ol Douglas Island.
 roro ia one or lhc replies.
 HThoy reported Anderson Wga drowned when lho launch swompcd on Dougiaa Island They hnVc been telling 8 iot of wild stories about nar- row oscapcs. and about repairing their boat and going on to San trancleco. Friends of iho man reported drorned called on tho U. S. marahoi ye9ter- day Co gol proof of Anderson's death. There certainly Is an African in tho woodpne"
 1. S. "Andy" Anderson, who wos with the party on @ cruise Co skag- way. but who lelt Che launch hero, ls working ln Juneau. He is very much aiiye.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
Dsiinoient Notlces

Next Monday morning notices will be sent out from the office of Super intendent L. ID. Henderson to the par ents of an students in the high school who are doing dellnQuent work for any roason whatever. The blank used for this purpose indicates the subjects in which the student is doing poor work and offers suggestion as to the probable cause oi his delinquency. Mir. Henderson stated this morning that although on tho whole there is mo ground for complaint as Go the sort of work which ls being done in both tho high school and the grades, there are few students who do not seem to have realized that school has really begun and that there is work to be done.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
ST. ANNs HosPIrAL pAY.

The annual linen shower Of the lady friends ol st. Ann's Hospital win take place on Thursday Oct e in Parish Hall. from 2 to D. m.
 All are cordially invited to be pres. ent. In your parcel kindly enclose card. as we desire same for register
 SISTER MARY zENo, Superior.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
WHO KNOWS GEORGE ALLEGER, FORMERLY
 OF DAWSON clTY7

In 1898 George Lewis Alieger left Sroudesburs. Penna. for Battleford, Sask. Canada. He joined the Royal Northwest Mounted Police and later went to Dawson City where be re- signed his position with the Mounted Police. The last heard from him was in July. 1902, from Dawson. His aged mother and sister are anxious to get iu communication with him. He is believed to be alive and in this local ity.
 The Empire received an inquiry to- day, concerning this missing man. from Mrs. L. M. Alleger, % State St., Newark. W. J.
 (Alaska and Yukon papers please copy)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Benson Is in receipt of a letter from Mr. Benson in San Francisco, stating that tho Treadweu first aid team took dfth place In the national contest on September 2S. There were 26 teams competing No details were given as to percentage or prize own.
 The team will return to Treadwel by the middle of the present month.
 Mir. Benson says he has met rum- Der of old Treadweihtes, Including c. c. McKinnon and ]. B. coodner
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
sAvE YouR rEEra

Ask for A. Q. S. Persdixo Tooth Paste when you buy next time. ( neutraiizes the acid In your mouth and is pleasant to the taste. it leaves your teeth white, and your gums heal. thy. lt ls the best tooth paste made 25c per tube. We do not hesitate to recommend it against any other tooth paste on the market JUNEAU DRUG CO, opp. Alaskan hotel phone 25o- 9 27 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
% SCHOOL NOTES 2
Honor Roll E1labll1Hod

Superintendent L. D. Henderson one nounced tnis morning that an honor roll is to be established in both the gradea aud the high school, which win be compiled at the end of each school month and which will record the names Of ail students whose work la eradc,e5 per cent. or better These names will Do published each month. Allhoush.no definite plan of recogni- ton of u high grade Of work has yet been devised, it is probable that a bronze tablet will be secured upon which tho names of honor roll students can be engraved at tho end of Che year Ifthis is done, tho tablet will be kept from year to year and will be o permanent record.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
BONANZA COPPER IS COMING FROM SLIDE
 ON mcUNTAiNsipE

Reports from the Bonanza Copper mine ct Kennecolt are that rock as. saying 70 percent cobper is being ia- ken out daily, in great leads. The ore is that which slid down @ mountain side about a year ago. leaving the pure copper exposed The slide has yield ed ten times the amount of copper that underground development has produced. il is said.
 It is estimated that it costs the Gug, genheims about 8 cents a pound to mine and ship its copper orc from Kennecott Copper is now bringing 1874 cents To-, which leaves Q hand some profit to the owners of the prop erty
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
conarenatIonal church.

ReT. Q. Um7Leod, F07I0T'
 Sunday School at 10 g. m. Subject of Lesson. "Ahab in Naboih's Vine yard. Lesson Text ! King. 21 All students please bring your Bibles as our Quarteriies have not yet arrived
 Evening worship at 1880. Notice the change in time Theme: "Our Plans in Life" A communion service. Special music.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
SPOKANE SAILS TOMORROW.

Advance bookings for the south on Che Spokane. scheduled to sail tomor- row at noon, include O. Orange c. D. Cartwright. Mrs. T. Cole Mrs. ]. So- werby Miss Alma Sowerby Mir. and Mrs " Dupuy and Mr. and Mrs. w. ". Brown
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
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The Humboldt is due tomorrow morning from Seattle.
 The Northwestern will arrive late Tuesday night
 The Jefferson sails south this eve ming
 Spokane sails south at noon tomor- row.
 Northland arrived today with explo- siyes
 Georgia arrived from sitka today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

An amended answer has been filed in the case of John B. Pintar vs l.. O. Sloane which answeras in part, "That if any injury was received by plainti0 as alleged in his complaint, it was due solely to his own contrib utory negligence and wrongful acts" This answer asks that the case be dismissed
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
pAImEe.s

A full line of Palmer's toilet prep. erations, including the famous Card engio perfumes, toilet weter. talcum powder, etc.. Brie Drug Co.,. Douglas. Free delivery. phone i6. '
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
Lutheran Church.

Martin L. Larsen Pastor.
 There will be Sunday School at 70 a. DO. tomorrow and service at 8 D. ID. The English language win be used at the service.
 The choir wili meet on Tuesday evening. at 8 p. 10.
 Confirmation school at D. ID. Thursday evening.
 The Ladies Aid of the-Lutheran Inn manuel church of Douglas win meet at the home of MT. and Mrs. August Movan at p. m Thursday. Oct. 2. The Aid will hold It's annual sale of .needlework, etc, Tuesday evening, Oct. 1s.
 All are welcome.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

There are still few remnants of linen and piece goods at half regular price. Mrs. Albert Berry. BIT Seward st. 5,2s.5t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Jim Hatfield was this morning fined S1o by Magistrate Petit as penalty for drunkenness. Hatfield paid the fine and was released.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Miss oharon's steam heated rooms, Slo and up. s-2i.im
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Eiqhteen-dollar drccser with large mirror for Sf9,5o. F. W. c'DoNNELL. Alaska Furniture Co., phone f52 - g 30 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

LadleS, before buying, see the cIassy hats at tho Model, Mrs. A. Vim. tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

DR. FANNIE WAITE Eycsisht speciaIist-yalendne Block.
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rho Lateat

Art linens and embroidery cottons, Tho Vogue. s17 Seward st. 5.2S.5t
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aEAsoNAeLr sRlcEs

on everything in 3tock and oUALNTY and COURTEOUS AT TENrioN
 wlll aiv1yo prevail at GUYS DRUG STORE
 Opposite ?. o., Douglas
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ne Home o Har Sebaner MarT C0tAes and Emery Shrts

Excellent views of burning schooner UP. Abler. ". |. Case Studio. 9-3O.3t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

All stamped linens 1z off, for open ing week, Mrs. Albert Berry S17 Seward st. s.2S,5t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Augustine e Kyers choooiates stili remain the "Klng of AlI" candles. You can't beat them. lf you have not taotod them-iry a box on our rccom- mendation. Juneau Drug Co., phone 250. 27 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Two hundred large Interior mink s<ina matched in sets at reduced mar Ret rates. Inquire at Wills store.
 -l9.20.Hl--
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

The schools are open. Did your boy or girl get a fountain pen? You
 can get the'"conuine Waterman Ideal" - any point - at s2.5o-cuaranteed. Get them in che habit of uslng a foun- tain pen NOW. Juneau Drug Co., op. noslLa AIaak.n HnLeI 9 2I 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Extra choice roses, carnations, and ohrysanthemums at Winter 6 Honds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
What sohoollng coclo

An interesting collection Of statis- tics has just been received at the hIgh school lrom iho U. s. Bureau ol
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

A handsome s65.oo Buck range. sx- tra special ss5.oo-a humdlngcr E. w. o'DoNNELL, Alaska Furniture cc. phone 152. 95O 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Firet of the ssason, chrysanthe- nuns on sale at Winter e Pondo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

D M Cat the Vogue. S17 &c., ward St. Mrs. Albert Berry 9,2S,5t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

If you want to know. Task Bartlett" -(9-l.tt)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

Stamping and designing. The Vogue. s17 Seward St. s,2s,5t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

TURNER DANCING ACADEMY.
 We teach the canter waltz, the fox trot. or aEy of tho other new dances. Also all the old dances. s''H
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

WANTED Girl for light general house work, inquire at Empire. lt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

TREADWELL. oct 2--A party of hunters. consisting Of James Stocdyl James Daniels. Guy Terry. Russell Yo-ke. M Mcdonald and R. w. Bell lolt this morning on the st. Nicholas for day's hunting on Admiralty lsi and. They win return tomorrow night
 Tho regular Saturday afternoon and evening shows win take place at the club today.
 There win not be any shoot or the Treadwon gun club tomorrow after noon on account of Q number of th, club members beiug on hunting expe ditions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02

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ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE coneiaa Branch q M. A SNOW, Manager 9
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DOUGLAS. Oct. 2.-The Eagies' so- cinl season starts tonight with a big dance at their hall on Third street
 The Caledonian club win hold a meeting at Eagles han next Monday night to which both men and women are invited Co attend.
 Lad'es of Doaslss. Look in the or phoum window. it win interest you. Save your coupons. Only iho best moving pictures at the Orphoum- 1-In
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-02
TREAoWELL TEAM WON
 FlFTH PRIZE AT FAIR

rRzADwELL- oct s--1Fs. Monte
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COURT NOTES.

2 2 4sas4 { ]. ~ 2 ..-s
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PROFESSIONAL
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MARINE NOTES

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
GAS AND POISON
HER BIDS FOR PITY
Boys Say Mother, Who Took
Potash, Tried to Kill Them
DENY Her Hunger Story.

Convalescing from partial asphyXia-
zion after their lives had been saved
INV a pulmotor brought to the Rock
away Hospital at a mile minute, ia
cob Chinman, thirteen years old, ana
his brother Isidor, eleven, told Coro-
ner Voegel last night that their
mother, Mrs. Ida Chinman, of IL South
Eldert Place. Rockaway Beach, had
tried to kill them.
While the boys were accusing their
mother, Mrs. Chinman lay, apparently
diving. in the womcn's ward, from "a
dose of potash she had swallowed. she
admitted having taken poison, but de-
MED that she had turned on the gas
in her sons bedroom. She SAID the
war had made business bad for her
husband, travelling salesman, and
she hoped to excite sympathy among
her neighbors by pretending she
wished to die.
People along South Eldert Place were
at breakfast yesterday morning when
they heard screams. Ihen they sa"
Mrs. Chinman stumble out on tie
porch of her home and fall. She was
unconscious when they got TO her. The
neighbors entered the house and car
ried the boys out of the gas-iilled bed
room 20 the porch. They then informed
the hospital and sent for the pulmo-
tor. In Mrs. Chinman's rom was
note in Yiddish, which said:
Nobody should be blamed for our
deaths, because planned to do this
long ago. have told it TO every
body"
When the woman became consc us
last night her mouth and thro were
81. scared by the potash she had takeL
that she could not talk. After some
hours Of treatment she was able to
articuate feebly in reply TO the Coro-
ner's questions. She said she thought
that her act might move the neighbors
to give her food for herself and the
boys.
When the boys were asked about
this, they said they knew Of no reason
for worry about food, as they had al
ways had three meals day.
Mrs. Chinman is a prisoner, and may
have to answer a charge OF no eide.