Another Baby Mystery The baby mysteries continue to multiply. Now comes one from Dunlo. The remains of an infant were recently found partially interred in the Catholic cemetery at that place. An Italian who is known to have buried twin children only a few days ago was placed under arrest by Squire Jackson on suspicion, but he conducted the authorities to the cemetery and showed them just where his children were buried, thus putting an end to what little case there was against him. Coroner Miller, who was notified of the affair Monday evening, told the Dunlo authorities that he would make no official investigation of the case and authorized them to have the remains buried properly at the county’s expense. The people about there are considerably worked up over the matter, however, and it is said that there will be some interesting developments within a few days. Girl Dies at Barnesboro As a result of the investigation into the death of Miss Dollie Tyger of Gypsy, Indiana County, who died in Barnesboro on Sunday, apparently from the effects of criminal malpractice, Dr. J. C. Miller of Jeannette, will be held to answer the serious charge of having performed a criminal operation and Harry Patterson of Arcadia, Indiana county, will be held as an accessory. The inquest into the death of the young lady was conducted Friday afternoon by Coroner Miller. The testimony aside from that given by the father of the dead girl, who apparently had been kept in ignorance of the girl’s condition prior to his having been notified by the doctor at Barnesboro a few days ago, was all of a professional nature, being intended to prove that the girl had died from the effects of malpractice. In the ante-mortem statement, Miss Tyger told that the operation which was responsible for her death had been performed in the office of Dr. Miller of Jeannette and that her expenses at that time and since then had been paid by Harry Patterson. _________________________________________________________________ Stay organized with simple drag and drop from Windows Live Hotmail. http://windowslive.com/Explore/hotmail?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_hotmail_102008