C. Stinson, the fa.mll) physician, may
die. He was filled wllh the exploits of
dime novel heroes and determined to
go to Texas His father, learning of
Ids InienUons, followed him to a neigh
boring town and carried him home.
'Tills incensed the youngster, and secur
ing poison he put in the coffee At the
llisi meal onl> the father drank the
dcadh hoerage and being taken vlo
bull) ill, Dr. Stinson was called in.
and while attending the father partook
of the next meal, and with llto boy's
mother, became a victim of the poison,
Henson is in Jail, and lias confessed the
crime.
C VSTEI.I \NK PULLED I T SHORT
\nna Gould's French Husband Shows
a Disposition to Get Ga>
Cable dispatches recent!) a niton not'd
that C nmt Castellane. who m irried
Vnna Gould and tier millions, had been
paying somewhat marked attention H*
Mile Marsy, tho beautiful actress,
farmer!) of the Comedie I'rancalse
Mile Marsy, it will ee rcmcmb> red, is
the young woman on whom Max Le
haudy (Le Petit Sucrier) lavished his ;
wealth and affections. She it was who
nursed the silly youth in ids last ill
ness, contracted when serving with the
French army as required by law. Le
baudy left her his great fortune, but
Mile. Marsy surprised the world, and
Paris particularly, by refusing to ac
cept the legacy. After Lebaudy's death
it began to be noticed that Count Cus
tcllane was somewhat pronounced in
bis attentions to the beautiful actress.
