St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 26, 1906

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MORE Domestic HELP Obtained Lavery week by the a Louis through families POST.DISPATCH WANTS Than through the TWO Louis Want other St. Mediums COMBINED.

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| Sie “y 10 JOIN HUSBAND Mrs. William Hahn Care to Live After Help- mate Died.

‘MADE PLANS FOR DEATH Widow Left a Note in Which She Expressed Regret for Trouble. Sophia Hahn of 2717 South Sev- left alone in the world at 14 bv the death of her hus- railroad wreck, fired a bul- let through her heart at 11 a. m. Mon- day, death resulting instantly. Mrs. Hahn's only boy, Fred, died two years ago. Her husband, William Hahn, a locomotive engineer, was killed five ago in a railroad wreck. Since has frequently said she had nothing more in the world to live for and that she intended to end her life. A note was left on the dresser in the where Mrs. Hahn's body was by her brother-in-law, Henry [t read: sorry to am doing. Please Nirs. enth street, the age of band in a months then she reom found Frick. "sam to do what |! in the world. tives. friends and all. : “The number of my_ Safe 227, This will identify draw the money. Hahn had an engagement to her brother-in-law at 11:30 o'clock accompany) him to the offices of the deposit company, where she ex- to deposit her wil She had bank and owned home. this trouble— am left alone me, rela- cause I excuse deposit is you and can Mrs. and sate pec led M000 in ner ee ONE NE A TLE Sep OR" cece, a ae ae ee a TR eel en ORS a fine of rnaiority of the per- who heave followed the case—and evervbody in this city is Meluded—be- lieve the police had no case against him and that he could have stood trial and been acquitted although most people are house and paid mduct Ss} Sts, A BOS 1} aAnG .c Believe Another Escaped. the general belief that when the ge was first established at least one other person was in the house, and that he, or pernaps sne, was the person the lt is

| Lower Temperature Is Sched- uled to Follow Wet, Cling- ing Snowstorm.

‘IS WORST OF THE SEASON Thermometer Will Fall 20 De- grees, Says Forecaster, by Tuesday. ‘TROLLEYS HAVE TROUBLE

United Railways Témporarily Abandon Traffic on Lines in the County.

APPROACH OF COLD WAVE, IN FIGURES. Midnight . Pekin Gets‘No Word From Missionaries. | PEKIN, Feb, 26—The Amer-_ ican Methodist Mission has a station at Nanchang. No news of the missionaries has been. re- ceived at Pekin, It. is supposed that they escaped to Kiukiing. a Pe ds ” 5 —$—$ eee @$OO0OS6 99796904 G55458686 606668566 S0F%SSO8 pare | i PATE SPOR ROTI NH: m | v= 7 FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF ST. LOUIS. EVERY PUPIL AND Enea yeas OSH: 6-6 SSE eo 00 TEACHER MUST SEE THE NEX A SUNDAY POS T- DISPATCH. » OB Oe a a A Tee 0 eS eS