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Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina
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Miss Daisy Garland, 23, daughter of ex-Attorney General Garland, committed suicide by shooting herself in Washington on Oct. 27. She had recently disappeared mysteriously and suffered from mental aberration and religious melancholia.
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A SAD TRAGEDY YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON.
The Unfortunate Daughter of Ex-Attorney General Garland Takes Her Own Life With a Pistol.
By Southern Associated Press.
Washington, Oct. 27.—Miss Daisy Garland, aged 23 years, daughter of ex-Attorney General Garland, committed suicide at her home this afternoon by shooting herself through the heart with her father's revolver. There was nothing in the young lady's condition this morning to indicate any mental disturbance, and she conversed with the family in regard to a theatre party which she was to give tonight. Afterward she went to her room, and at luncheon time one of the family went to call her. The young lady was found lying on the floor dead. The body was still warm, indicating that the shot had been fired only a short time previously, though no one in the house heard the report. Miss Garland is the young lady who recently left home mysteriously and who was found in Baltimore three days afterward. Miss Garland's friends say that she has been subject to mental aberration, and lately has been suffering with religious melancholia.
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Miss Daisy Garland, aged 23, daughter of ex-Attorney General Garland, shot herself through the heart with her father's revolver at her home in Washington, dying instantly. She appeared normal that morning, planning a theatre party, but had a history of mysterious disappearance and mental aberration with religious melancholia.