Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1928, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, ' WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928 UUARRE[ RESULTS IN DUAL SLAYING Cincinnati Man Kills Divor-; cee, Then Takes His Own Life. By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky. November 2.— Pat Thompson of Cincinnati shot an killed Mrs. Katherine Forsting, a di- vorcee, early today and then killed himself. Thompson was separated from | his wife. Police belleve a quarrel led | to_the tragedy. Thompson called at Mrs. Forsting’s home late last night. After he had left, Mrs. Forsting went to the rear of | her house and soon afterwards her sis- ter, Miss Mary Habich, heard two shots. ‘Two bullets were in her head and she died without gaining consciousness. Miss Habich told police she had seen ‘Thompsen running away. Thompson then went to the home of | his sister, Mrs. Georgia Hamilton, and awoke her and her husband. He kissed her and then drew a revolver, shooting himself through the brain. Mrs. Forsting and Thompson had | been acquaintances for 10 years. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Mauretania—Southam Silvia—8t. John’s.... Bermuda—Bermuda Sixaola—Kingston . Dominica—Trinidad DUE TODAY. Roma—Genoa Edison—Piraeus Saturni este Aconcagu: DUE TOMORROW. Cambrai—San Francis Ryndam—Rotterdam . DUE SUNDAY, Ulua—Port Limon Mexico—Vera Cruz DUE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. Fort Victoria—Bermuda . American Farmer—Li Baltic—Liverpool Muel DR antwers DUE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. Garrilio—Santiago ney—Havana Roussillon——Bordeaux Southern Cross—Bueni DUE WEDNESDAY, ‘NOVEMBER 7. (omeric—Southampton stonia—Danzig Munamar—Havana Presidente Wilson— DUE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. Bermud§—Bermuda . ...November §& November 3 Zacapa—Kingston . .. November 3 DUE FRIDAY, Novmm 9. Aquitania—Southampton . Bosota—Puerto_ Colcmbla.. October Georre mmn—lremrh-vzn ‘October 31 Somie® & Qctobe: Rochambeau—H Rotterdam-Rotterdam OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING ' TODAY. Tuscanis—Plymouth, Havre and London. and Havre. Penniand—Plymouth, hetbours and Ant- Olymple—Cherbourg an Southsmpton, Siafira"Grenada, Trink orgetown. SAILING 'rouomw Samaria—Cobh_and Liverpook. < povine. g&mylvnml:fill&w o e Mongolia—Havans, Cristobal and San Pran- USlted States—Christiansand, Oslo snd Bastorerfa vnn. Cristobal and Port Limon. l(lnne- London. i Sops ot Veland-—Cobh, Cherbours and_ Bremer- Veendm-rumouu. Boulogne and Rotter- e, Janeiro, Santos. 8. nte Biancaman nos, Naples and Gibraliar, B tamion i xnrsbon, Puerto Cor- San Pablo— Puetto Colombla. SAILING MQNDAY NOVEMBER §. Magallanes—Cadiz and Barcelon: Saturnia-—Marseille, Naples, Pajermo and Patras. SAILING. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. Mohawk — Charleston, Jacksonville and ami SAILING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. Mauretania — Plymouth, ~ Cherbours and Bouthampto President evelt—Cobh, Plymouth, Cher- s&‘.’g{a‘ ingtion, " Crisiobal, ~ Cartagens, Puerto Colompia and Santa Marta. > Fort Vietoria—Bermuda. Carucas—8an Juan, La Guayre, Puerto Ca- bello, Curacao and Maracaibo. 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