Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-19
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/ Love mud sutsids-hoDsanee Real Life.
The particulars u a most romantic of suicide
BY poison in con sequence of disappointment In love
| came TO light yesterday afternoon. The victim a
Young German woman about e years ofaRe residing
at No q iiyngton street had been deserted hy her
lover whose she would not reveal, but had en-
deavored to bear up ganst the misfortune with trne
| heroisn Caroline Jueoh-for such was the name
| of the unfortunate woman-was beloved by a Young
! German named Edward Shuster who proifered his
hand In marriage but the recollection of her false
| lover firmly impressed upon her mind, that
although she received the attention of Shuster and
| signihet Willingness 10 become his bride still in
she pnet as the loss Of the absent lover and
secretly contemplated srf-dcsirnction.
Shuster Wis deeply attached to the girl as letter
which give viii tally testify, aud was lails ex-
pecag 90 Lead her to the altar, when she was de.i
sing means 10 col her existence in this world
According 10 this young man story he has been in
the Inicd Su'cs but six months aud had scarcely
known the deceased for three weeks Being
chinisi by occupation, he put advertisement in
one Of the morning papers asking Tor situation
The deceased answered it aud requested him TO call
upon her. lie didso when she stated that she ltad
been de erted 10y her lover who was II machinst al
So aud that thinking 1t was him who inserted the al
tertisement asking Tor the situation she was mpell
81 - answer II with the vague hope of being restored
10 his arms once From this time au intimacy
spnnR up between the pair. Shuster declares be
loved her nj first sght aui ever after up to the day
81 her death Miss jrulirh pfofcssel to return h
love aHl led her ardent a1mrer to hope for n happy
union.
Before the Coroner Sinister testified as follow il
relation 10 the sad AFFAIR."
Edward Sinister cling duly sworn. says Il live in
Ne. ll3 Eldridte street; am hear in America about
six months; know Caroline Jucch about three
weeks got sevcr. letters from deceased when she
lived IN Seventh avenue the last time ! saw deceased
WAS in ltvingtou street. on Friday; | had no commit
niration with herexcept 10 wish her good morning
got ~ letter from de easel yesterday the last time
had aletter from deceased week ago; she
told ne she would poison herself: her letter was all
ABOUT her love to me; hal no idea she would do
any injury 10 herself when first came to this city
put up an advertisement in a German paper and
asked Tor situation machinis and received an
answer from deceased requesting me TO call at her
residence, No. IL seventh avenue in segar store;
! ! went there, aud from that time fell in love; !
intended To marry her aud surprised ut her death
| | never heard that she purchased poison; know no
more about her, she had another lover who deserted
| her but don't know where he u.s. she across
tlc ocenn with him, and she told me ! WAS of the
/ s#Ihc business with him.
Mr. Adam SAUCER. of No % Riyington street tcs-
! tilted that the deceased resided with him as cham
! bermaid. that she had been in low spirits for come
! time past aud seemed inclined to commit self-des-
! truction that on Friday night the deceased was dis
covered to be under the influence Of poison that she
| admitted she swallowed a dose of laudnnum for the
| purpose Of committing snieide, and expressed her
self tired Of life
pom an examination of the person of deceased the
l9'lbNt my puthlHE tpl$llf OF ntr con
| duct WIS found in her pocket and produced
III evidence upon the inquest
ana broken hearted and lonely. feel myself for
sakcn when find cannot discover one to help me
w one bat myself tell my feelings can pen
describe my heartfelt misery. trust TO find an easy
death. teel ! am lost forever. There Is only one
10 whom might hope Tor assistance but fear he is
incapable. The Lord only knows what have suf-
ercd the last few weeks. The cold world may, after
my drath say bitter things about me, but this dc
mol mind | wish all could see and read my heart
that they mPhl then fluid cause for my untimcy fate
! There i one Who once - true friend.
vii not however, mention his name lie would
be bat little astonizhcd at this rash act Could
Int -an him now and tell him all, he might probably
save mo.
I'M going On - long journey and trust may reach
Hrlren, where all NY worldly troubles will bc mt Al
end. Good bye. Good bye.
The jury IN this rendered verdict of " Dealt
hY taking luaiauum ON Friday. March =, 1851, under
the excitement, rs the jury suppose, of disnppont
mcnt in love
The eorp#e VAS put ia possession Mr. Laugcr fol
iuIja and 10 day the mortal remains of the victim
of uutequited love will be deposited in Greenwood
! trnctefy.
Nor further seek her merits TO disclose
Or drag her lrailt.c, from their dread abode:
There they alike in trembling hope reposa,
The bosom OF her father AMI her God.