He had resided on his homestead in the northern part of the county for eighteen years. Mabry was 67 years old, and leaves a wife, two grown sons, and one daughter. The coroner visited the scene of the tragedy Saturday, but found no occasion for an inquest, as it was undoubtedly a case of suicide. Kulp came to Blaine in the morning, and notified Coroner Warinner. He had rived both shots into his mouth, the second on penetrating the base of the brain and causing instant death. Mabry was found lying dead on the bed with a 44-calibre old-fashioned Colt's revolver still clutched in his hands. Kulp had arrived, the room was entered, and Mr. Fearing the worst, and without opening the bedroom door, the family summoned their nearest neighbor, Mr. Mabry started downstairs, and just as she reached the parlor another shot was fired in her husband's room. About 4 o'clock the family was awakened by the explosion of a revolver in Mr. He retired as usual Friday night to his room, which was on the first floor, off the parlor. Mabry had been sick for about eight days with grip and throat trouble, which augmented amorousness which had been growing on him for about a year. Mabry, one of the well-known farmers of the county, committed suicide at his home eight miles east of here las Saturday morning at 4 o'clock. Whatcom County Obits 'Ma' Whatcom County Obituaries Surnames Beginning with 'Ma'į.

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