Young' Girls
Natives of New Bruns-
Came to the States to
Their Living but Dis-
They Take Hat
Poison Together—Kept
Quiet by the Police.
BOSTON, Dec. 29.—The last sad act
of one of the most sensational tragedies
ever enacted in this city occurred
Wednesday forenoon at Mount Hope
Cemetery, when a double casket, con
taining the earthly remains of two
young and pretty women, was lowered
into a double grave. The story of the
death of these two women is a tragic
. one. Neither had seen twenty years.
Yet both had found that life was not
worth living and had in each other's
company deliberately bidden farewell
to the world on what to most people is
the happiest day of the year—Christ
mas. Sadie Bigelow and Lizzie Hart
were respectively eighteen and nineteen
years of age. The former was a very
pretty brunette, with dark brown hair
and eyes. She was an able conversa
tionalist and a fayorite with all who
knew her. The latter was a handsome
blonde with light blue,fascinating eyes,
golden hair and a slender, handsome
figure. She was well educated and an
easy and bright talker.
The girls were born in St. John, N.
8., of poor but respectable parents.
They were near neighbors, and from
their earliest childhood were bosom
friends. Two or three years ago, find
ing it hard to make a iiying at home,
they came here and secured situations
at small salaries as saleswomen in the
store of Jordan, Marsh & Co. They
proved themselyes invaluable to their
employers, and by their good nature,
guileless and graceful bearing made
friends of everybody. No ill word was
ever breathed against them, although
their vivacity at times might have at
tracted some little attention. Some
time after coming to Boston Miss Ilart
married a Boston man of respectable
connection, whose name is not given.
The marriage proved an unhappy one
and the couple separated, the wife re
turning to liye with Miss Bigelow in a
south end lodging house. Last fall they
heard of an opportunity to better their
condition in New York,and going there
they got work at the dry goods store of
Simpson, Crawford & Simpson.
The situation proved only temporary.
Two weeks ago the girls returned to
Boston. They were unable to get work.
Their only income consisted of such
small sums as could be spared to them
by their parents and they soon became
utterly discouraged.
On Christmas afternoon the girls
took dinner at Vercellie's restaurant.
After dinner a telegram came announc
ing the death of Miss Bigelow's mother.
At one o'clock a. m. Henry Yillard,
a friend of the girls, was aroused by a
knock at his door, and on opening it he
found Miss Bigelow in an unconscious
condition and just able to say that she
and her friend had taken rat poison.
The girl was laid on the bed, a doctor
summoned, and antidotes applied, but
too late, for after suffering agony for
six hours she died.
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SINGERLY'S TEMPLE THEATRE
AT PHILADELPHIA BURNED.
Half a Million Lost.
The Temple Theatre and Egyptian
Musee, on Chestnut street, below
Eighth, was totally destroyed by fire
on Monday, Dec. 27tb. The loss on
the theatre and three adjoining proper
ties will foot up about $500,000. The
theatre building, which was known as
the old Masonic Temple, belonged to
William M. Singerly, the editor of the
Record and was insured for SIOO,OOO,
about one-fourth of its value. There
was only $27,000 insurance on the en
tire contents. The wax figures alone
cost $60,000. The Washington Hotel
was damaged to the extent of about
$25,000 by falling walls and water.
Two firemen were buried early in the
afternoon in the interior of the theatre
by falling walls. One fireman was
badly injured and a number were cut
by cracking glass and falling brick.
The fire burned stubbornly from 11 o'-
clock in the morning until midnignt.
The Last Brother Gone.
WiLKESBARRE,Pa., Dec. 29.—Thos.
J. Kivler, aged twenty-eight, was
crushed to death in No. 1 shaft of the
Susquehanna Coal Company, atNanti
coke, under a mass of rock. The death
of Kivler brings to mind the disaster in
No. 1 slope in December, 1885, when
twenty-six men and boys were buried
alive. Among these were four broth
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Oliver and John. Thomas was the last
of the family of five stalwart brothers,
and was the sole remaining support of
his aged father and mother, who have
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—J 135 lbs. ISOlhs. 85 lbs.
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I COLDWATER, Mich.
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thousand cases they absolutely restore prematurely^™™"fYl,i a ". c,ion . #ofth e human organisn. restored. The
aged nud broken down men tothe full enjoyment of „\ a ole jncnt9 of life arc given buck, the patient
perfect and full Manly Strength nnd Vigorous Health. " t - come ß cheerful and rapidly pilas botit rtnuycth aad health
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