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Sent Back to this City.

well-dressed young woman named Ida Bogar-
dus was before Magistrate Cashmyer, in Baltimore,
yesterday. charged with false pretences She stated
that her home was in Washington, where She lived
with her mother and second husband. Frank Hurry,
q claim agent. and that she had been employed In
the Agricultural department In this city. but was
dismissed few weeks ago. II was charged that
she had imposed upon Dr. D. F. Pennington, preSi-
dent OF the Masonic Mutual Relief association, by
representing that her father had been a good
Mason and relating pit1rul story OF her suffer
tngs while in search Of employment in Baltimore.
Among other things she stated that a few days
ago she was enticed into a cellar OF prominent
business house on west Baltimore street, where an
assault was made upon her by a member OF the
firm, but that she frightened him away by scream
ing and by choking him. She wanted DR.. Fenntns-
ton TO loan her some money until she got her first
weeks salary, and he advanced her 81. Her case
was investigated by the police who reported that
the story was an Invention. At the hearing she
confessed that she had been living In Baltimore a
year or more and had acted IN several variety halls
In that city. The magistrate released her with the
understanding that she should leave Baltimore Tor
Washington.
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The EOlloxv.ncU.c,t

is from Well-known citizen OF Baltimore, and APP
peared In the Baltimore san Of the 18th. The name
ana address can ba learned at the Office OF the
Duny Malt Whskey Co., Baltimore. II IS one OF
hundreds they receive weekly. but from the we'll
known temperance procliviteS OF the writer his
name Is withheld. His kind words for the DufTy
Malt WhiSkey. however, having more weight under
The circumstances 1t is as follows:
MADISON AVENUE, Aug. II, 1884
TIRE DCFFY MALT WHISKEY COMPANY:
Gentlemen:-An irresistible duty towards my
fellow-man compelS me to relate TO You the Won
derful cure your Pure Malt WniSkey effected In my
case. Before began to use your WhlSkey was a
physical wreck. My physicians Were treating me
Tor diabetes and complication OF diseases OF the
liver and Kidneys. could not sleep. suffered con-
stantly with intense palms. and life seemed unbear-
able. was finally induced by the advice OF friends
TO try your Malt WhlSEey. i having however. Sc
rolS objections to whiSkey. being strict temper
ance man. d STATED, but. from long suffering de-
clded to take that which Was best for my case,
regardless OF the effects it might have on my tenn
peTanCe lGeaS. Since commencing its use l have
gained In health and strength from the start.
now rest and eat WELL and feel entirely cured. Its
stimulating aud curative qualities being simply as
tonishing; therefore freely. and without any so
lic1tation Oh your part. cheerfuy recommend your
Wh1Skey TO those suffering from sleepieSSness or
any wasting disease. Send any Skepuc to me- and
Will convince him in i've minutes as to its cura-
tive qualities. Grateful that tonic SO thorough,
pure, and powerful in It's effects is within the reach
OF ali. am, yours, very respectfully,
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CITY ITEMS.
The following WanderfuI Ra,xafns

The following Wonderful Bargains
Will be sold tomorrow only for cts; cts: IL cts
at X. Goldschmid Sl2 1th 81. \. w. Hat racks pin
Balance scales cts, Lemon squeezers cts: large
Whfsk-orooms cts; ClotheS-ineS 60 It. cts: 90 It.
IL cts; Backing brushes cts; 4 boxes backing 8
cts; Scruooing brushes ctS large size cts extra
large size le CTS: Stair brushes 8 cts: Decorated
China cups Saucers Sets: Colonel glass Ice Cream
Saucers cts; Cake Plates TO match cts; Fans
for cts ToOthpicks $500 for cts: Paste stove
POilsh cts box; TumblerS 2 for 4 cts: GooletS s
Tor ~ cts MaJo1ca Cream Pitchers cts; Tamptco
MhlSK Brooms . cts: Stove Brushes cts Shaving
Mug with brush Razor strap ~ cts Shelf Paper
q sheets for cts; Table Mats cts Mustard spoons
1or cts; Tea Spoons 12 for cts: Table Spoons 6
Tor cts: Iron Match safes cts; Hand Mirrors 4
cts; knife, fork spoon for children cts: Crystal
glass Mugs cts; Dishes cts: large size cts:
emma Ice Cream Saucers for ~ cts; Also to make
Onered In Baby Carriages Travelling Trunks; Re-
n1gerators Housefurnishing goods OF every de-
Scr1pt1On.
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NAMsurrA Corrox
WAMSUTTA COTTON,
CENTS
6 CENTS
LADIES' FLANNEL sUITING. all colors,
1917 CENTS.
CHILDREN'S HOSE, no seams
IL CENTS AND % CENTS
COLORED CASHMEREs. all colors,
l211 CENTS.
INGRAM CARPETINGS. IS cts 80 cts 81 cts
ALL WOOL WHITE FLANNELS, IS cts. % eta os
cts. 3Gcts.. 80 cts. 81 cts.
FEATHER-PROOF BED TICKING Is cts
ALL-WOOL r. TWILL FLANNEL. % cts
BOYS CLOTH FOR SUITS % cts 25 cts 30 cts
BRUSSELS CARPETINGS. rs cts 80 cts, IS cts
TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN, &c cts
CAL1COES. fall styles. s cts.
CANTON FLANNELS, 5}9 cts, 6L cts. 8 cts 10 eta
LADIES' FLANNEL SUITING yard and a Quarter
wide. all wool, SIS cts.
BLACK CASHMERE. 81 cts. 20 cts As cts 80 cts co
cts, IS cts, 20 cts, IS Cts
OPENING NEW PATTERNS OF FALL CARPETS
WSON's,
63e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South Side
auio Near It'll street
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The Baltimore Sun SAYS while MI William Auer
florist, who lives on the Frederick road. opposite
Mount Olivet cemetery, was sitting on his porch
Monday evening, gentleman alighted from his
buggy and asked for a bouquet, which he SAID he
wanted for his daughter, the lady in the buggy
with him Mr. Auer prepared a bouquet OF flowers
suggestive OF paternal love and gave IT TO him.
The kind parent was Just handing the flowers to
his daughter" when a Dayton wagon drove up
and Lady with two youths got out The second
lady was the fond fathers vile, the youths were
his sons, but the young lady in his buggy wasn't
his daughter. Mutual explanations became SC
LOUD that Sergeant Dyser, Of the county police.
wanted 70 interfere, but on learning the facts dis
band and the bouquet back to his Columbia ave
nue. home In the wagon, one son took the buggy,
slipped away. and was lost to view in the evening
shades
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S11ks AND Vr1vrrs

BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET SlOO
COLORED SILKS so FANCY SILKS. 81
COtORED SILKS. Sl50 reduced to 81 co
BLACK SILKS. $1.25. reduced to SiOO
CASH PRICES NO CREDIT
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SpAca
BLACK CASHMEREs double width. pure WOO,
37H. So s., IS
Double Width BLANKETS &2OO
CLOTH. for Boys wear 81 and 60
Bleached TABLE DAMASK pure linen 75 rednced "a n
COLORED CASHMERES, Pure Wool double vIdth
81. So 81, IS
COLORED SATINS 80 BLACK sarrNa IN
BROCADE BLACK SILKS. ID
BLACK SILKS, "a. reduced 70 Il 50
New York Mills sHEETING COTTON.
widest and best, IS
BLACK CASHMERE shAWLA pure wool Al 20
Good CANTON FLANNEL,a
(back.) So -' P"fe "ooa'
REMNANTS OF SILKS. COLORED AND BLACK
CASHMEREs AND DRESS GOODS AT
LESS THAN COST
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Affairs in West WashinrtOu.

LIVELY AFFRAY.-AbOut ten o'clock last night
an ARRAY occurred On 34th street, near the canal
between two cOlored women named Pricla VaSS
ard Kate Lewis, during which Pricilla Vass re-
ceved a severe wound on her head from a stone
held in the hands OF her antagonist. DIR. Klein
schmidt was summoned and rendered surgical aid
The injured woman was removed to h + home, on
Market street, near the canal.
LARGE NUMBER OF ARRESTS.-During the "a
hours yeSterd y the police here made nine arrests
which Is largely over the average here for day
COAL TRADs.-The shipments from the mines OF
the Cumberland coal region for the week ending
Saturday, August 10th, 1884. were Go 0l5 TONS and
the total shipments Tor the year to that date We're
1,03 932 tons, an Increase or 10000 tons as com
pared With the corresponding period Of 1889. The
shipments by the Chesapeake anu Ohio canal We're
9,S33 tons for the we and the year ia ga tons
decrease OF 1913 tons as compared with last year
Nineteen boats, carrying 2.l63 tons OF cOa left
Cumberland yesterday.
NOTEs.-Workmen are engaged in leveliny and
repairing NJ street, in front or the engine house
number OF street corners here are Overgrown
with weeds OF gOOdy Size. which should be cleared
away
CATTLE MARKET.-Sale of live stock as report
ed by Tavenner Bros, Drovers Rest, yester-
day. as follows: 100 cattle up and Sold-best 5 to
35-1G good. AZ to Sc; mediums TO Ic: common
~ TO &c; $50 sheep and lanbS-sheep, 81 to 4hc:
Lambs 5k to 6]c. 10 cows and calves, at f25 GJ to
5000 Market moderate
CONDITION OF TIE ATER AT A. M-tireat Falls
ID receiving reServOr-nOrth connection. &C. south
connection, &c. distributing reservoir - infuent
gatehouse, &c. ef1uent gatehOuse. 3d. Low tide In
the river to-day at p. IN: high tide at 9'p In.
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SALT RHruu
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN.
ING DISEASES POSITIVELY CURED

ECZEMA. or Salt Rheum with its asonizing itching
and burning. instantly relieved by warm bath with
CUTlcURA SOAP. and single application Of CUT1cuRA
the Great Skin Cure This repeated daily, with
three doses OF CUT1CuRA HEsoLvENr the new Blood
Purifier to keep tie blood cool the perspiration pure
and unirr atng the bowels opens. the liver and kid
neys active Will speedily Eczema. letter Ring
worm, Psoriasis, Lchen Fruritus Scaled Head Dan
druh and every species of itching scaly and pimlly
humors Of the scalp and skin when the best physicians
and all known remedies fail
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Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago
gratefully acknowledges OF Salt Rhe head.
neck face. arms and legs Cor years able
to walk. except on hands and knees for year. not
able to helf himself for eight years tried hundreds of
remedies: doctors pronounced his hopeless Per
manently cured by CuTICURA EEsoLvENT (blood puri-
her) internally and CrT1cUKA aud CUT1cuBA SOAP tthe
great skin cures) externally.
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Reunited After Many Years.
pvNrna uY0


One COOK left Newark, n. j., more than twenty
years to seek his fortune in the mining districts
OF the far west leaving In that city his young wife
and an infant daughter He promised to write as soon
as he settled down, but the weeks and months
passed into years without bringing to the patient
wife message from him. She hoped against hope,
even when her friends said he must have met with
sudden death in the mines, but at last, she, too,
weary woman struggled on for her baby's sake,
but at last She became Ill and died. Her mother
adopted the orphan child and named her Lizzie
Smith, after herself. and by that name Cooks
daughter has been known ever since. The grand
mother gave her charge good education, relatives
were Kind TO her, and as time passed she developed
into bright and comely young woman. She knew
nothing about father until stranger called upon
her three weeks ago and said she was his daughter.
that he had returned shattered in health, and then
assured her that he had accumulated a fortune
that he intended Tor her
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FRAUDULENT Use OF THE MAnH-A warrant Of
the United States district court by Judge Butler
70 the United States authorities OF West Virginia
for the person OF Elnora Russell. Alias Mrs q
Goodwin, alias Nine. p. WorthingtOn The nris.
oner VIII be taken TO Wheeling. where she "a TO
answer the charge OF using the United States malls
IN pursuance OF q scheme 20 defraud.
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When NV Shin Comes In

FOR far away, Ger sunny sea.
Sails q treasure vessel. and all Is mine.
see the nipples that & / away,
As sheNleayeS the azure waves before;
And nearer, nearer, day by day,
Draws the happy hour when she comes to shore
The next tthe red Grand Monthly Drawing OF
The Louisiana State Lottery. at New Orleans, La
on Tuesday, September 9Th, when S26o $500 will be
her freight. Get all information from N. A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La.
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AMusements. &C.. Tonight.
TBRATEK CoNIQ-E--Drama, "Swift and Sure. v
DRIVERS GAKDEN.-yarietie2
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Ladies In delicate condition find that they de-
rive great benefit from Speer's Port Wine. II has
become the most popular wine made for the use OF
communion wine. For sale by all DRUGGISTS M&s
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Special Acknowledgment,

First In the field. Great opening OF Fall-style
Hats at Francs, corner eth aud streets the only
strictly one-price Hat and Gents Furnishing Store
in the city. Wf-2t
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Virginia Finances.
MESSAGE OF GOV. cAMgRoN-THE FUNDS IN TT
PETERSBURG BANK.

MESSAGE OF GOV. CAMERON-THE FUNDS IN TIRE
PETERSBURG BANK.
Governor Cameron, OF Virginia. in his financial
message TO the legislature says that the collection
OF taxes has been satisfactory, and the income Will
be ample for all necessary purposes, including the
semi-annual redemption OF coupons on bonds OF
so, but not sufficient for the monthly purchase of
100000 In Rlddleberger bonds. which he recon-
mehas should be reduced TO $4,000 In reference
to the condition or the state treasury, me saws
there Is at present over 81 200 600 which will not be
materially increased before December next This
amount Is subject TO heavy deductions before it can
be made available 1or The uses OF the common.
wealth, Including slS5, 600 deposited in the Planters
and Mechanics bank OF Petersburg, recently failed,
credlted TO the fund for use, but not now available
Tor any purpose In this connection. He recon-
mends an investigation OF the dealings OF the state
With this bank
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WILD MAN CAUGHT.-A genuine wild man has
been captured In Ocheecee swamp, Fla. near chat
tahOochte, and carried to Tallahassee. He had been
swimming in Ocheecee lake, from island TO island.
and when taken entirely destitute OF clothing.
emaciated and covered with phenomenal growth
or h,ir
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Chas Houghton ESQ., lawyer. % State street Boston.
reports case of Salt kheu under his observation for
ten years. which covered the patients body limbs
and to which all known methods of treatment had
applied without benefit which completely cured
solely by the CUTIcCRA REMEDIES, leaving clean and
healthy skin
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On Thirty Esavs, TRIAL,

The voltac Belt Co, y arshall. Mich. VIII send
Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-VOltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances On trial for thirty days to men
young or Old Who are afflicted with nervous de-
billy, lost vitality and Kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly v1gOr. Address as above. y. B.-NO risk Is
incurred as thirty days triai is allowed w,S,m
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners have received letter from
Mr.. George q. Wilkins. general agent OF the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad company, relative to a
proposed extension OF the emGankment forming
the approach TO the bridge over the railroad on 9th
street west The Commissioners replied that in the
present unsettled condition OF the steam railroad
question in this city, and pending its consideration
by Congress, they cannot approve any action that
might aid In securing TO the road permanent &C.
cupanCy Of 9th street.
A CONDEMNED BUILDING.
the agent OF the rear or south end OF the property
known as BOyle's hotel e, between 1st and
Cd streets northwest. has been notified that it Is
liable 10 fall at any time, thereby endanger1ng the
life and limb Of the occupants. He is notified to
tear II down at once, otherwise ii Will be done by
the District authorities and the cost be lien on
the property.
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To-DAY a democratic nag was swung across
avenue at 10th street.

SPECIAL ASSOCNCEMBNT.-Firyt Ia the 1eld; great
opening OF fall style hats at Francs corner 7th and
ID; the only strictly one price hat and gents fur
plShing store In the city.
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Charles Baker, alias Brown. arrested at Wilkes
barre. Pa, Sunday, on the charge OF defrauding
pensioners. was before CnreG States Commissioner
Hahli Monday morning, and the evidence OF Mrs.
Rh0adeS, whom he had sought to rob OF $40, was
to the effect that Baker had come TO her house last
Friday and Informed her that he was a
government detective, and that he had been
sent 10 look after the pension which she
was drawing on account OF the death OF
her husband He informed her that the
pension had been obtained through false repre-
SentalonS. and that 1t would be necessary for her
10 accompany him to Philadelphia TO settle the
matter. lie also informed her that he was very
familiar with Col Dudley and int1mated that he
could help her ont OF her trouble They were on
their way to Philadelphia when captured. The
the judge was at Bear Lake, and as United States
Attorney stone had been telegTaphed for. the case
was continued until Wednesday morning next,
When further evidence Will be produced
ABDrcTING HIS OWN CHILD.-Augusta, Ca, was
eNcll last night over the abduction CT year
Cid child by its own father, and the police are
searching vainiy for the missing couple James
Bryant, Wel-known builder, and his wife live
together, but not happily. 1ney quaTrelpd over
the DdDy, Which led to placing ii ia the care Of a
nurse, "ith when i; hiss remained since birth.
Monday night the nurse called on the mott .lGd
after knocking her down and breaking TWO 0. her
teeth. The father is supposed 10 have gone to
Carolina, as man with child was seen hurrying
toward the terry.
Burglars Monday night ransacked the Methodist
parsonage at tobieshlii, y. Y, and Rev. j. l. At
well lost considerable silverwdre and money.
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Transfers Of Real E.,ase.

Deeds In fee have been flied as follows: George
E EmmOnS TO Maria {. Peet iOt 60 81. 144: 81. 800
g. H. Saltman TO A. e. Hines, part 15 SD IL y. 500
C. W. Bowman to John j. Daley. lot 20 So 6O; Si52
W. K Woodward ct al, trustees, TO W. VI. Seton,
lot A, So. SAP: $3.50. +. Ii. Weber TO Meyer Loeb
part 81, so. 3d. s1.5O0. John Sherman, trustee to
Emily s. Moore, lot 5, block 33, Columbia Heights
81 1865
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Mr. John Thiel. Wilkesbsrre. Pa wrtes:-I have suf-
fered from Salt Rheum for eight years. times
bad that could not attend to business weeks
time. Three boxes OF CCTIcURA, and four BOTTLES
REsoLvENT. have entirely cured me Of this dreadful
disease.
Sold by all druggists Price: CuT1crRA 80 cents: RE-
SOLVENT. 81 SOAP, Is cents POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co. Boston. Mass
Send for HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES"
CCTICCRA SOAP. An exquisite Toilet, Bath and
Nursery Sanative. aul6
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fISSEIL'S Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere out of town
1877 New York avenue
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F. H. Drake, esq, Detroit Mich suffered untold tor
lures from Salt hneum. which appeared his hands,
head and face and nearly destroyed his eyes After the
most careful doctorng and consultation of physicians
failed to relieve him he used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
and was cured. and has remained 30 to date
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DoN'r FILL THE SYSTEM WITH ou1N1NE IN
~ the effort to prevent or cure Fever and Apna
Ayers Ague Cure is far potent preventive and
remedy with the advantage of leaving in the BODY no
po.sons to produce dizziness Deafness headache and
other disorders. The proprietors warrant it.
Young. OLD. AND MIDDLE-AGED. ALL ExpE.
u rience the wonderful beneficial effects of AYERS
oarsarar1a Young children suffering from eyes
sore ears scad head or with scrofous syphitic
tant may be made healthy and strong by its use su1s
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THE ROOF OF No. KILN at the washington bricl
machine works, corner H and Boundary streets
northeast, was burned yesterday, having caugnl
Ore from the Oyerhearing OF the kiln.
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Life PreServer.
II you are losing your grip on life, try "Wells
Health Renewer." Goes direct to weak spots y
"AIderMey Dairy WagOns.'
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in half pound WARD prints, Csc. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese. Buttermllk and sweet
Milk, &c. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
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Ella Natson.s Sad Fa,e.

4 flfIkENfEAk OLD GIRL WAfLAID IN THE WOODS
AND OUTRAGED AND MURDERED.
There is great excitement in Salem county, n j.,
over the brutal outrage and murder OF Ella Watson,
the 15-year old daughter Of George Watson, living
near Oakland Station, on the Salem railroad. A
special TO the Baltimore american says Miss
Watson left her home Monday afternoon with
some poultry. and started for Yorktown. where she
was to dispose OF them. She reached Yorktown
consummated her bargain for the poultry, and in
the early evening took the road and started to
walk home. Along the road there are several
frame houses, and about midway there is a small
th1cSet of woods The young lady had to pass this
could pass the woods and reach home at an early
hour: She did not arrive home. however, at her
usual tne, but her parents did not think much OF
II until the evening wore on and the daughter
tailed TO make her appearance. They then began
TO feel alarmed. and the young girls brother went
where she usually stopped. He was informed that
she had started for home In the early evening" and
they wer ere, greatly SURPRISED to hear that the
young girl had not arrived at home. Young
watson hurried back home and informed his
parents of what he had learned. They were by
this time greatly alarmed, and party was Or
gained for search. They carried lanterns. and
went the full length OF the road from Watson's
mouse mousse TO Yorktown, without finding any trace OF
the missing child Upon their return the party en-
tered The small strip OF W GODS which is about mile
from the girls home lter searching in these
woods lor some time they came to the body OF Miss
Watson. and their woIs rears We're realized. The
young girl laid on the ground perfectly notion
less, ana examination revealed the fact that she
was dead 1t was about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing when she was found. Her clothing was in
dsOrdered condition. and the impression was at
once given that she had been most fOuy fll-treated
ana murdered. The impression is that She was
choked TO death by the villain who waylaid her.
her body was removed TO the home OF her parents
and Il coroner notified.
Before the jury Dr. Allen testified as to the con-
dillon OF the body VIII n found An outrage had
evidently been attempted, but without success.
Death resulted from Strdngulati0n, as marks on
the neck Indicated: but fracture above the lore
head from a club would have proved fatal later
Two cOlOred men have been arrested here on Slls-
pClon, and third is surrounded by large party
Of men In a piece OF woods, and Will probably be
caught.