Ogden Daily Standard | 1910-07-18 | Page 2 | Wife would not Sign away Home

ham. Inflicting a wound in her right arm. Lultweller Immediately hurried to his room and took a dose of cyanide. WIFE WOULD NOT SIGN AWAY HOME LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 17 Be-cause Be-cause his wife refused, her consent to falling their home placo, G. C. Lult-vrcller, Lult-vrcller, son of a pioneer mining man and Inventor of this city, shot and killed his wife today, seriously wounding wound-ing her sister and then attempted to commit suicide. He swallowed a small portion of cyanide of potassium, but owing to the fact that his home vas close to the county hospital anl tliat the surgeons lost no time In getting get-ting to him with tho stomach pump, he Is out of danger tonight. Mrs. 1 Lultweller was sitting at breakfast with her sister, Stella Dllliogham. hen her husband entered the room. "Are you going to sign the deed for (be sale of the place?" he asked. "Let's not talk about It," his wife replied. Lultweller went out on the porch ?td returned in a moment with a revolver. re-volver. He fired first at Miss Dillingham. Dil-lingham. She fell with a bullet wounl In her right 6houlder. Lultweller then leveled the weapon at his wife and fired a bullet Into her brain. She died almost Instantly and Lultwelle- i Cied a wcocd shot at MUs Dllliat;- ,