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SUMMONS

TeIri:o-Y OF Washington, County "f Wslls
Waila-ss In the District Count Of the
Territory 81 Washington for the First Judi
ei,l District Thereof, holding terms at Wslls
NaIla, Wsila Walla county, IL -aid Terri
tyry.
Nettie Car, pl4in.:g, v. Edward II. Carr,
Defendant.
Tie nite,i Stat-s -f America to E.iwar VI.
Car, defen isnt-Nou are heIel ' required To
appear III an ACTION brunght against you
by Ne,t:e Carr. plaintiff, in the
District Court Of the Territory of
Washington and for the First Judicial
District thereof. holding terms at Walla Waila,
Walia Walia County. IN said Territory, 10 an
sR'er the complaint of piaintih hled IN W ALA
Na!la County within twenty days after the
service oi this summons, exclusive sf the day
II service, II served in said County II not
served in said County TN; m said District,
IN thirty days. II served in any other Ju-
dicial District in the Territory, in forty days.
II served by publication within sixty days h-
ser the date of thu suminons, or the said
plaintiff :sill take judgment against y"u by
default. according t" the prayer If the com
plant. Sl.l action Is brought TO abrain the
decree Df this court diss,'ving the b nis Of mat-
rimouy nnw eyising between plaintiff and de-
fenlalt. AMI arardins the custody of Alice
l.-nora, ci;i 1t the p,rti-s, to ssii plaintiff,
On tie grnund of fesrrtion Of said plaintiff by
said defendant and failure oi defendant Ia
make saitAb'e provisions for the support Of hi-
family.
Witness he Hon. S. c. Winsanl, Associate
Justice 90 tie Supreme Court "f Washington
Territory. aud .iu.;r- "f sail Conrt, ard the
seal thereof affixed, this 18th day Of March
\. ID. 1855.
L. S.i 4. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
By +. ". G"opHUE, Deputy.
c. b. & W. IL. CPIcy. Iiaintiif4' Attorneys.
2,wtjy
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nd an Council.

On FRIDAY 4 last week s-Ns ire Yakima
E,cvytt, IN IHGial ru1n'i. Nas he'll IT For
SImc,r, IL Hhich III tnc lel3i I.rr, seIts
tIvrs Of tue indians IA this .rctiOn were
p-o-ent. tn eoanc,i wss h-i,i o. consul,
lprn the mode Of procedure in regaId to al
eircti n of justice, 0. The -ce. and Other
Off iais, soon - b held On the rseT"at =.
AscLt Ni.rIy addressed them lie f"i,;
hgIn the time ass >,oa canning wien they
rlust vu.t lIkr the whites: t5st tie latte:
were encroachng upon tie domain of IT.,
red mar: that game and ;i-h xrrs be. ol,ln
scarce in cnnssqurnce, and II they as 4 race
expected 20 ro-per they must Il" ss III.
whites, WORT; they coald select their owt
ianis uheu 'he ,rnper lir- came, hut n ths
aaesn.irrs h. ws,'e then al t. iearu I
uoik and cara .or IN ms, lves. aai - grv=
u, all their ui!d habits, ant iecense citi-
? IA Thus ~ss In sih-t incr AHA. thc sAeul
I'll ,h-rn. 4. tae f.dia1 generally lie re
tie Ut m the erpTess.on d his feri n2- II
is not known how the remarks Of tie essni
wee generally received. At any rate al
~ko are eopvsrs,nt With the loGisu q1es
tion Id the west vii endorse them as scnnd
AMI pr, ,-tics!. AMI they cont.iu hints look.
inc TO :he ouly solution Of this vexei gues,
t,aI
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LADIES AND CHILDREN's SHOES.

In this department we are now prepared to compete
with any house the Pacific Caas We receive all goods
of this description direct from the celebrated Eastern
Manufacturers. We claim that prices % ceniS lower
than an; house this Territory and anxious TO prove
it. We have been charged with selling shoes away under
regular prices advertisement charge perfectly
true it is an ADVERTISEMENT and what is it Is going
to remain So houses deal exclusively in boots and
shoes and boast of that fact We sell dry goods clothing
and boots and Shoes but what b"ast OF is prices 1t
undiscovered philosophy that will induce the public to
pay S5 for pair of shoes house that deals exclusively
in boots and shoes while they buy the for 81
house that sells dry goods clothing and boots and shoes.
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BRILLIANT LIGHT!

who establishment Il puchzsr
dark blue fromb black atso
well take what and nothing reality choice
All look We'll
''h diy dark advantage the In establish
the light perfect house In
Of
goods
cning them goods sd faded with the
home,
perhaps live that wouldn't be possible fr them
When ike
dealing
invariably like
fo thenlseYes.
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A BOWER OF BEAUTY.
Grand Spring Opening OF the Mills French
Millinery House To-day.

Tais morning Statesman reporter drop
ped into tire Mill Frerch Millinery House,
On Main street, the occasion being the grand
spring opening Of tat fashionable establish
ment. Mrs Mill, charming little laiy
and one 50 thoroughly posted on the intrica
eies OF flowers ani hats GLi Tlames and
trerch bornets, etc, rs to pri6c.iy bew;i-
der person even more p stei than our rep
res. ntstive We tied u remember The
names OF some OF the b..autiini bonne,s and
Hsts sh,nn rs. more especially a Crush :
Strawberry Poke. French TORTOISE Shell. =
little French Capat, Ctip hats Of all stylss
aud shades. the Jersey Lily. handsome 1T
re horseshoe lonue.s; TN Tact head gear o.
sucn hcalty ~ w0uli arisa triia # thre-
mon.hs n1arly crazy.
Asiie from these tie a-s1rtrent Of flow
ers os'rich plumes, feathers. in fact every
.hms 'hs, Is suNi!isry t. thoroughly first
csrs sal fssh;Onshl- millinery house oan be
seen there to-day, to-InorrSw and Saturday
Mr Mil 'niorrneA - tia. the r,,in draw.
back Ia the ,scE o. II ON fof s proper dispiay
of ms go9i7, !e b,:n, c elHpe!iei Ia keep
large portion under cOr,r.
, 1883-04-07
Hear " Hear T7Knapp Burren COIN OUR SPK 6ARB
The Fruit Interest

Asa fruit growing region tie "Ai'A
WaIIs and Touchci country cannot lie eh
c.jied IN any SECTION of this latitude,
,o~ t.sl railroads sre not "piy penetrs' :
ing in every direction but VIII Soon COZ
,ac, this country with the nur h-s-e!ers
states cas-; O. the Rocky moan,a ns :hus
enabling our fruit racers 70 supply them
oo.par.,,reIy easier than in tt- oiden
tune ,hvy could supply mining camp
ouly u.e hundred miles di,'aTr Our
t,ui, Ia the Ias, Las bren SIMPLY peIfrc-
ton and with care and attention Nhen
Looked After ss business in6us,ry could
even he improved upon Yearly thou
.,rds e toms of this hre fruit has been
Ii. 10 rot q. II iril from The trees; low
Dric,s and he natural esre,e-sness at some
OF our farmers prevented them gong t'
the trouble of g-'h-r,ng add sending 10 q
market
For tbr hrst une IN many year, the
mach trr,s the past 1.nser we're killed
oF nv the unparalleled frat AID many
ar. in doubt whether it wiii pay to take
the chances of again planting fresh ones.
By the sea. nar record for the past IL
wears publ shed IN the STATESMAN II vii!
be Sc. n tha, in no year has the ihermom-
rler before CONS down to sueh low ne
urs-cn n. contrary only about three
year. IN the ten has il reached ZeEo.
Therefore We -ay plant peach IT es and
pi.utv Of :hsn; bu; be su5e hey are oi
the best kind. Oar market - coming 10
rs. Very recently Drake B'oa., OF
$, Paul, Minnesota, have invited fruit
c-os.rs 81 E,stern Washington and Ore
COB 10 c5irsspond with them in reistion
70 fuiure mutual business Transactions
The firm have been long time IN the
BUS ness and prnposs TO establish in the
heart of Minnsso;s depot for The iru't-
Il this region, ard naturally desire All ac-
quaintsnce with their future customers.
Wnh such m.raart our fruit lands vii
enhance IN yalu. and command Trices
,ha, will astonish their posses,ors. In
Delaware common fruit land resdil. bring
Sl25 per acre.
There is another branch OF this indus
try which we belieye # entered into on
au extended scale would prove very iu
rraiive, more especially from the fact that
the railroad compsuies are giving unusu
sly fair rates ou traIsp"rta'ioG-anGt thai
Is fru.. dying Every year there e"uiG
be thousands Of tons of fiu.t, both iaTg e
and small, cured IN that MANNER IN ou:
immediate neIghbOrhuod, ami the resait
auuld DO handsome returns where nv%
the products of our orchards are to
qrest extent allowed to go to waste. JUS
as soon as We have direct cnmmnnlca
ton with the non-fruit growing section:
OF this great north west lying immediate
Iy east of The Rockies, and aiso With New
Zea,aua and Australia, We shall have n
years 10 c,me i demand that VII!
exc ed the expectations Of the
most enthusiss,ic aid ssnguine ftui'
grower By the dry,ng process email
fruits and more especially sppl-s can be
laid down IN foreign markets with ali The
native favor, now thst the cun1g has Al
tanned such a degree of proficiency. We
earnestly advise our farmers to give this
industry their attention, and prepare for
the immense trade 10 spr!ng up IN
the future, by now planting and paying
proper attention to their orchards.
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TIE malsrIsl err al Washington is
f--:glttd WITH. fresh scandal. The
s'ory The ssiFs tel IS ,ha, e1 Collector
Murohy called a, the White honse with a
e.vy "a lsdies, whom he had prom sei Ia
preseni 10 the Presidents sister, but their
$ eiL reeori failed to pass inspection and
they v.rc s!losed TO col Their heels in
tie waiting room While ;h=;r records
were beng passed ander review, ard e.
nslly we're torHei cut without having &C
o1mp she'd heir mission A tenure Of
tie scandal is that the PresIien, himself
o i-cred to he preservation on TN ground
that s-me of the ex-col'ector's friends
hsd nnt been As good as they nigh; have
heen saue time in ,he DIN and misty
past. just hcs tie Presiden, happened
to { so well poste /. one of the inceu.
tTes to ssgslng torgusL
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", are su;ic'srtIy acquainted with the
r.. land Standard TO be aware that if
ta kuew h, Au' 'hor of the letters writ
r,n rom thi, cay, abusing members OF the
.r-.I:e,. fr.,erg.ty, th,t they would con
i - AIS IN .e,ar,c rrssh 20 ;Ae waste bes-
: ' af~r.r . w-Pan-r IN this city
- moment. consider his efforts as
no-. , - Is. cy..sroera' IL Is =
s,.a".. e c,-sk, i.,ug Ei'h eIvy
u = al tics,
, 1883-04-07

-. 10y 40" such snhj e:s says
~ ,.sGIrg orlehrsrions are Vrsde1
:--,a. caIoa - d',moni s:rer hts mar"sr
4 'a- ed o.: ';.s Syst yar. tn cotton
rs...n-: at ii ID ci ,hr second year,
las r-y,g wedding; at ,hr"C. h. l,aher;
: lys. tie wooden; a. seven, Tuu.!sr;
=, tsr, tie IIg; ~ twelve, Nik OF iiEe
..sc. Gs uc:t; 1t fifteen. ;hs cry s:al; s,
s,s,2 y, lie ,hia,; a ,wea y I've, The 81
..r. After ;hi, the c.iSs sroS 'n"re aud
a.,re Sly 81 'he sid ii thistr yeats
,ho p.@fi seianE occu,s; al ~
,.4,th sun.r.-sary, The lieu; and a.
rae s,v-i;s -Sf'h. h. i amend
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'..:..f,r, Wis /, excited over suit
~. he p >se .. Of church property be-
:ws-n Csthp':e D:sh aud local church
c c.ncre.stIoa. Tue case Is expected to
settle the question whe,he. tie bishop
b Us the ,.Ile TO church property la
5 nsme absolutely, ct III trust for the
a. " 4-ts1 arEJn
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: shr owner IN Ksns.aEe, fu-Lind,
W.o-r 10 the meteorological rii,e. Lon
de- y, asking vhat Was thought there If
" SIS prrfhccy. He CO. this reply
= ,s utter nensense. No living msn
c.. .r,dic: tn weather two Gays before
iAis1, iuUca ie = -rK months.
, 1883-04-07

Archbishop LYnca, ri Tar,H c, says
~ I,.'and's l.ap.ser,,sin-at IS dde
!:r1-iy t. s'-er,.lo-.s IA tAe tack # the
.u.i 4'rssuL IL undertake, To- demon-
s'rs'e dat during the last tif.y years the
ciI..rte there ra- changed rcry mach.
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0GRNETTa COCAINE

Pro-ot.. q T,9Orass and HeaJsay Gresrtl::of ihe
II has besa used in thousaad. Of case. where
the nAir wa ooming out, and has never failed
TO arrest IN decay.
Css BuKyErr's PIAyoEIyS FxslAcrs-ths
bsst,
, 1883-04-07

An A'cnistie Continuation f,- the pr..erv. ton
81 the teeth snd s'r.ns. II Is far sa.eri TO
any PREPARATION q! rs kind In the nsrke In
iAr:e, handsoEns. opal pos., prioe 50 cent?.
Fer s.le by all drusgisa Hois., Ds.n L
70, Hho'-rAie agents, Portland. Oregon. Il.
I Hoin'ss. WIia wallA ". 7. jyz dAv
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IN Ed :. Eic,a Uho sas ''nnier iir'
i3-f t,ur anu -s IN th. Egyptian "H'r
cyi.iesse, {. aie ling f snan.eiscein- s.
ia ,'ri The f-c p,ni 7 ."ar med.i' Tor
.siiA.t cuEGuc'
, 1883-04-07

Harper BIS Tier n 5000 prize to
srrIsts fJr Il drawing T. I..ustrats A FREQ
Dam-:t's Chris:mas hymn, written i
1887. The successful drawing VII ~ pear
.nsrayei IA next Decemher's H,rp-r's
N"n'h!y. A copy OF The h!Mn N:il be
sent on a9r.iic.;I,u.
, 1883-04-07

4 Mexican syuG.ci. Is sHcuhatiHV a
1000 .cr- H. j crah, te NJ /. sch.'H"
ut,h intent u deceive aud deisaui ril'
tend 70 Il ,G.i-rapr wh ,e iso, IS 81 Il
- =, direction.
, 1883-04-07

wm. Plumber. Oregon Blooi Purifier ~i'l
positively Re feInd Yslaahl- rern-,iy for
chronic constipation, affected kidneys. dyspep-
sia, liver complaint, rheumatism, scr.fal1, and
sil other diseases having the. origin ia impcre
blood Manufactured cn!y by Wm- Piunder
4 Co, Portland. Oregon.
, 1883-04-07

Mark all the beiies that grsce the b,l,
Blonde OF brunette, fuil formed or slight,
And she, you'll End, tsanscends thsn all,
Who=e t.e:i are the mos. pure and white
wnsse .ciet never knows the wan.
of rictsricus SOZODONT.
, 1883-04-07

Il is sAii toal REPRESENTATIVE Holman,
~ IAdian-, h pes J.. be Gover.4"r Of that
,t,lc nc1; ;eru. and Nil De baked iCr
tae y...re ., T. -S-nr - ND maid
, 1883-04-07

TIP In m.n.-r.II.l ID. nal. Ia GTssL u L
asn A-rp up 'he cry la, all Is peace ~
-'.ur. IL eye! gprerTmelt "tti:iai
e., . d e., r ia Il directive cEd i n
g ir3 at rn.i. cd n, gusri
, 1883-04-07

DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME Is on EVERY PAIR.
AKIN, SELLING s co.
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eacsklp Statesman
SATURDAY. APRIL :. 1883

Tas old ran,r Il a c hs,iiia'Ipu ui the
CaI0n Pc he q Cen;rA. pacinc TsiEss
Its head 2saln
, 1883-04-07

Amaps the thln.s taken 10y bur- !ars
finn an Illinois ministers house were
TX 4 tobacco, SIX bottles Of whisky and
"a .,-t-i
, 1883-04-07

The NIh,ils., s.i.l 81, .naI th-s ~.ii
plsy an lHpDrrAut part IN lie ce!rm"ny
81 tho 5zSr c0lunsti"n
, 1883-04-07

'prnssnss ~ thAs Lydia z. Piakhsn.
sesetAbls Compound il tAs t..s remedy far
lena itsb thsy evsc h.da
, 1883-04-07
FOR SALE.

4 FARM OF 400 ACRES 30 IN CUL-
~ tiyation. 100 ready for the plow. and 90
god pa-tur- land with plenty Of timber. and
water power running through the property.
IL il one Of The best ranches n the country,
and bin z within nine miles Of Walla Wslls Is
suitable for dsiry farm or mixed hushandry
Price geo per acre with ali improvements and
farming implements thrown m Tsrms liberal.
Fer particulars apply at the SI1TEsxAS Office
, 1883-04-07
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wayy treSSeS Of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS EATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out. arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruif and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it q curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful. healthy Hair is the sure
result Of using kathair0n.
, 1883-04-07
I'M OUR SPK GARB
BEHOLD US NOW.
IOI7R PREPAR TION COMP ETE
Every Modern Novelty on View
ON MONDAY APRIL =, 1883
Ne shall inausurate the season with an exhibition OF
Spring Fabrics which openly assert mas never 'eeh
proached in tnis Territory
On MONDAY APRIL =, 1883
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS!

In these departments specially prepared to place
tho ,uhic every conceivable ncvety procurabe in
tho eastern markets In years our space was limited
,J ur lobt was bad but this season everything Is changed
anu ' hhn, now is the most comnlodious in the Ter
rtoy and cur light be excelled by any store IN The
(nited States.
, 1883-04-07

We assured OF the fact that each and every lady who
has ertered establishment knows that Doheny Marum
completely demolished the of high prices in Maa
Malta
, 1883-04-07
Rsai pte IN tie Es1.e,

| Dsnr Dte In ire Es1.e.
Rough On Rats" Cieais out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bug.. A.e., snts, moie., chip
nunks, gopher.. l5c
, 1883-04-07
We Were Only Half Prepared.

In tcrmer years with limited space with bad light and
with scanty stock unprepared to meet public
quirements and hnmpered in ambition remodel
the trade Of this city
, 1883-04-07
Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Gimps'
Frinees, Ornaments, Etc.

Tn former seasons we have carefully noted the numerous
compants of the scarcity Of desirable goods OF 'ns oeer
ton Waa Wala. and this season we maue M n
accordingly From the leading trimming houses oi New
York we have selected this assortment Of those
GOODS which has excited the profound admiration OF ladies
who have already examined them
French Sateens Percates, Lawns Sers
Suckers, Suitings, Piques, cretonnes.
In ,hese departments have on view an elegantly
annouted stock those goods which in biancy OF appear
ance has never been approached in this city
Our Silks. Summer wraps rcm Ne" sSrk
ana Boston. Antique Gupure and Bunting Lace tuE
tnins Hosiery in Endless Variety. Special
Novelties in Lace Goods, Persian
Table Covers. Etc. Etc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-07
A Horrible Crime.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, April There
is great excitement here over terrible
affair, which occurred early yesterday
evening. Robert p. Dunn, a well-to-do
contractor and builder, went to the house
of his divorced wife, in the eastern part
of the city, while she and her children
were sitting at the supper table, opened
the door and without word of warning
fired twice at the woman, the balls tax
ing effect aud making mortal wounds.
He then turned and fired at his son, aged
16, this ball taking effect in his arm. He
then drew large sheath knife, and with
pistol in the right hand and knife in the
other, advanced upon the daughter, a
young and extra handsome girl. The
sor, although faint from the loss of blood,
went to his sisters assistance and a
struggle ensued while the mother lay
dying on the floor. The murderer was
on the point OF overpowering the chill
dren, when the neighbors appeared upon
the scene and seized him and conveyed
him to Jail. The mother Is dead and
both children badly cut, bat the sons
bullet wound is not serious Great crowds
are gathered on the streets to. night dis
cussing the tragedy, and lynching is in
every ones mouth. The guard at the
Jail has been doubled. Dunn had of late
given way TO extreme dissipation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-07
A Thrilling Experience.

Harry Vernon, train. dispatcher in the
B & o. yard at this place, went through
a terrible ordeal on Friday evening of
last week, just after dark, fortunately
not resulting seriously, though he came
out with divers and sundry bruises. He
was on siding in the west end of the
yard, assisting in running some cars in
next to the stock yards, and went be-
tween to draw the coupling-bolt while
they were in motion. From some cause
it was difficult to draw and he kept
working at the pin aud walking along
until one foot caught in frog and stuck
fast. Harry at once realized the peril of
his position, and grasped tighter The pin
in desperation, hoping to tear loose the
hold upon his foot. In the struggle to
free himself, Vernon went down and un-
der the cars. Death in most trightful
form, stared him in the face, and the
huge, merciless wheels seemed already
grinding their helpless victim into atoms.
As he went beneath the trucks, Harry,
with remarkable presence of mind,
threw himself fiat between the tracks,
in which perilous position-scraped and
bruised by the brake-rods-he remained
till cars passed over the PROSTATE form.
1t was an age of agonizing suspense to
him, and when rescued, he was unable
to walk and nearly insensible, though
fortunately not seriously hurt.-Keyser
Tribune
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-07

Jay Gould will start in his new $500, GOO
Yacht OH a two years cruise around the
world in July.
Seven years ago Mr.. Bell, of telephone
fame, was poor man. Now he is said to
be worth Sc, 000,00
Thirty-one persons were killed and sixty
five were injured by boiler explosion at
st. Dizier, France, Saturday.
Seventy-fve thousand head of cattle
W ere sold at Fort Worth, Texas, last
week. Price, $4,000, 900.
Grace Episcopal Church, Cleveland, O.,
has established a confessional similar to
those in the Catholic Church.
At Hudson, Mass, Tuesday, the livery
stable of D. F. Pope was burned. Four
teen out of twenty-seven horses were
burned to death.
An Indiana bachelor, SO years old, al
ways celebrates his birthday by giving
81 900 check to each one of his seventeen
nephews and nieces to help them remem-
Der his age.
West Virginia has four glassware estab-
lishments representing s550,552. The
hands employed number s46. The wages
paid In 1880 was 1911 $50; value Of pro-
ducts, $74s, 500 and the value Of materials,
sos, 0e4.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-07
In u Tight Place.

In New Haven, Conn, on Saturday,
Miss Nellie Manning dropped her rings
from window into narrow space be-
tween Debel's restaurant and Cutters
art gallery. She conceived the idea of
climbing down the fag-pole between
the buildings and getting them. The
buildings are closer together at the bot
tom than at the top. As consequence
Miss Manning, who is young woman
of rather portly figure, found herself
tightly wedged in between the walls of
the two buildings, while she was about
fifteen feet from the ground. She
screamed, and the inmates of the two
adjoining buildings were aroused and a
crowd collected. Word was sent to the
police station, and several officers an
swered the summons and brought a
rope, with the idea OF loosening the
young woman and hauling her up. BY
the time they arrived, however, she had
nearly reached the third story by means
of ladder that had been let down.
Her strength failed her as she neared
the window, and the officers seized her
and hauled her in. She tainted after
being rescued. The rings which she
tried to recover are still in the passage
way
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-07

A Joke with Il Sad Ending.

A sad accident, resulting in the death
of an estimable lady, has occurred in
the little town of Casey, near st. Louis,
Mo. John Jacobs, young man of
twenty years, was sitting at his front
door, and seeing young lady coming
up the street he thought it would be a
nice thing to play practical joke on
her and brighten her little. He hur-
ried into the adjoining room, picked up
an old shotgun, which he supposed
was empty, and putting on cap he
hurried back to the door. He thought
he would snap the cap at her and
make her jump. He waited where he
could not be seen till she was in front
OF the door, and then pulled the trig
ger. There was loud bang and
little cloud of smoke, and Catherine
Adams fell dead at his feet. Jacobs
was of course Mortified, and went about
crying ike an idiot that he was. The
villagers quickly gathered, and there
was great indignation and threats Of
lynching, but train soon came along
and the constable took Jacobs away to
the county Jail. The young lady was
eighteen years old, very pretty, and was
very popular in the town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-07
burial OF . Chicago Dog.
The CHICAGO Tribun. Jaws tboso

The Chicago Tribune says those liv-
ing in the vicinity of Rhodes avenue
were treated to sensational funeral
Gin high life" one day last week. The
deceased was one of several large New
foundland dogs owned by family re-
siding on Rhodes avenue. 1t is alleged
that lot was purchased especially for
his burial in one Of the largest GENE
teries in the southern part of the
county. An exquisite silver-mounted
casket, lined with white pulled satin
and ornamented with silk tassels, was
ordered. The body was "laid out" in
an elegant white cashmere robe, trim
med with real lace White lisle-t cad
stockings were neatly pulled up over
his paws to the knees, wreath of
flowers was placed around his face, and
a red and white camelia laid on his
breast. The oasket was followed to the
grave by the family, and also by the
bereaved dogs who had been his COM
panions in life. The undertaken did
not use hearse, but he brought out a
very handsome wagon. The funeral, it
is said, aside from the absence of min
isterial services, was the equal of that
OF many an aristocratic citizen who had
preceded his dogship to the hereafter.
This dog lived as he was buried-in
elegance. He aud his fellows had an
apartment nicely fitted up, with real
mattresses and feecy blankets, pillows,
pillow slips that were carefully changed,
and a servant who attended to their
daily bath.