December 8, 1881
Cawker City Free Press
- James B. Connelly, of Smith County, sui-cided last week by cutting his throat first
with a pocket knife and finishing the job
with a razor. He lived from Sunday until
Wednesday but was unconscious all the time.
The funeral took place at Gaylord on Fri-
day. The deceased was 60 years of age, and
was a little weak-minded and tired of life.
Cawker City Free Press
- James B. Connelly, of Smith County, sui-cided last week by cutting his throat first
with a pocket knife and finishing the job
with a razor. He lived from Sunday until
Wednesday but was unconscious all the time.
The funeral took place at Gaylord on Fri-
day. The deceased was 60 years of age, and
was a little weak-minded and tired of life.
December 8, 1881
Cawker City Free Press
- James B. Connelly, of Smith County, sui-cided last week by cutting his throat first
with a pocket knife and finishing the job
with a razor. He lived from Sunday until
Wednesday but was unconscious all the time.
The funeral took place at Gaylord on Fri-
day. The deceased was 60 years of age, and
was a little weak-minded and tired of life.
Cawker City Free Press
- James B. Connelly, of Smith County, sui-cided last week by cutting his throat first
with a pocket knife and finishing the job
with a razor. He lived from Sunday until
Wednesday but was unconscious all the time.
The funeral took place at Gaylord on Fri-
day. The deceased was 60 years of age, and
was a little weak-minded and tired of life.
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