A friend of the deceased, Mrs, Maud Chambers, said she had known Mrs. Schmidt for six years, A fow months ago the deceased had told her she was planning to end her fife but had been talked away from the idea by the witness. On one Joceasion she tad found the dead woman suffering a considerable dizziness from the confessed taking fof sleeping tablets in too great a quantity.
The inquest.was resumed February 14, when Dr. Win. _K. Nance reported the finding of a considerable quantity of veronal in the stomach which he believed unquestionably caused death, Dr, Nance testified that he was acquainted with the medical pre-aration known as "Barbital" whic
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