Bedford Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - September 22, 1908, Bedford, Indiana SEPTEMBER 32, 1908. home complete without a Carpet less than brooms Will save three times their wear and tear in one No no and a child can do the Come get one of the up-to-date your old one is probably too far you come phone Miller as She Took Deadly GIRL'S Found in Monon Yards Near the Water lank at 8 O'clock Tills am These written in pencil on a board by which her body was found this were the last and only message left by Stella a who committed suicide sometime during Monday night in the Monon yard near the on Thirteenth body was found shortly 8 o'clock this Mrs. who lives on West Fourteenth saw and also identified the special cause for the girl's act could be neither could very much be learned as to her where abouts late last As to whether there was some man with her at any time J of the night could be- I not be It was learned that the Have account of tiie great demand that Plant has created in the city of Bedford during the thirty the druggists of your which you wiil find underscored the firms name that handle Plant Wt have made rangements with the Druggists to handle Plant Juice which was our object in coming in the first You will the same all of our specialties in the drug stock at your Juice M C. E. Owl John W. Dodd a who i until a few happened to glance employed at into the weeds and saw after any number of people had passed along I the walk within fifty or sixty I of the There was a slight hump in the ground between the I body and the walk and there are some weeds that may have kept any one from seeing it unless they had something of A young son of John out early this morning shooting at pigeons on the water tank and was walking around the tank and yet he nothing of flight for Cook V LIME COAL M. The body was found lying by an j old platform about ten feet square ' that had been used as a concrete mixing about fifteen feet I from the The body was lying I face slightly to one Not I more than a hundred feet away a i gang of men were at work putting in gas or water pipes across Thirteenth As soon as Richardson saw what he had found he called I to the men at work on the street and soon the news was spread over Voyles was at once fied and by the time he arrived there were more than a dozen people ready assembled about the while the report was gaining lation that another woman had been I found Within a few minutes after the i arrival of the coroner there were I several hundred people congregated I to get a sight of the which as soon as the coroner arrived had been turned over so that the face could be No one of the crowd recognized the and within ten or fifteen minutes the body ago had been the boarding house of Mrs. Clara Glover on Fourteenth She was there for quite feet some excitement being occasioned six or eight weeks ago by her who wrote threatening notes to Mrs. Glover for keeping the The police in behalf of the girl and soon after the girl's Mr. and Mrs. A1 Miller moved to where they now after leaving Mrs. went to work for Mrs. W. H. being there a short and leaving last On Monday she went to Mrs. C. B. on Fifteenth and Mrs. McCormick told her she would investigate and might give her a Acting on this the girl went away and about noon appeared again at the McCormick home with her clothing done up in two ready to go to Mrs. not ready for concluded to let her A telephone message from Mrs. Cosner regarding some articles that the girl may have taken through and a message from Mrs. the girl's decided Mrs. McCormick not to keep her and she directed Stella to take her clothing and go to the home of her who wanted to see but she did not return to the home of her She left her clothing at the home of Elwood and while here she was seen by Mrs. J. B. who had a talk with Mrs. who is active in church and charity had noticed the girl and being convinced that she was in danger of straying if she had not already dressed in a jumper dress of pale with white yoke and Her shoes were almost There was a small ribbon around her neck pinned tightly with a small brooch in She wore on the third finger of her left hand a small gold ring with a ruby A white sailor trimmed with a pink ribbon bow and a bunch of was lying on the platform a few feet from is pretty conclusive that the poison the girl took was carbolic though there has as of course been analysis of her and there were no marks of the acid on her face or Near where the body was found was found a few hours later a bottle that had contained carbolic The bottle bears the label of Beddoe and it is recalled by Mr. Chrisler that Monday afternoon a young woman called at the store and bought a bottle of carbolic Whether it was the same bottle or the same woman Mr. Chrisler could not As he remembers the woman her description does not exactly fit Miss though he says he did not pay any particular attention to the young woman who bought the assisted by Dr. John R. Pearson removed the stomach of the young woman this forenoon and it is probable that the stomach will be sent to Indiana university to be analyzed to determine what poison it was that caused the girl's m Idol Did Not MITCHELL Death by Carbolic Acid but Dress for Hoose Wrecked at Dark Explosion at the Doyle Quarry Today at of disappointment in a love Frank a lad of attempted to suicide this morning by taking carbolic Soon after taking the acid Dr. Sherwood was called to attend hiin and a report from Mitchell this afternoon at 3 o'clock states that the boy is getting is has been in love with a young lady in that Miss Osee who did not return his Brooding over his disappointment in this affair of the heart he concluded that life was not worth and this morning at the home of 0. A. where he he swallowed the carbolic But for prompt attention he would probably have succeeded in i his young man's father lives in I but for some i not been living at Interest person should kaow that good i health is impossible if the kidneys are i Foley's Kidney remedy cure and bladder disease in form and will build up and j these so they will perform their i Ko of disease or betes if Foley's Kidney remedy is en drug Just a Few CB n make your Lave your dressmaker save the small waste pieces they will do for 22 size of been taken to Ferguson's under- | had made some efforts to get her ' taking where the started She told the girl quest was held and where the body | Monday afternoon that if she could was prepared for not find a place to work to There was no sign of a struggle j back and stay at her house at where the body was found and no ' and not to be out on the marks of violence on the To j The girl did not the even after a complete and the next that Mrs. Goff heard ' examination of the body and a j of her was when she heard that the ber of it is a simple case dead body had been of although Prosecutor j A message was sent to the girl's I Fletcher and some others seem to j parents at but no think there is reason to believe it j word has yet been received from i possible that the girl was and the prosecutor is insisting that The Millers came here from the stomach be sent to Bloomington The girl's This will be necessary j William H. lives anyway if it is to be determined j or near that and an what particular poison the girl i Samuel A That she did take poison of some kind there is scarcely a was nearly 10 o'clock before the body was It had been taken to where W. 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