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Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

he Twenty.Seventh Annual Meeting II
the Kansas State Teaeherss'
Association.

The twenty-sevenfh annual meeting OF
the Kansas state teachers association
will be held in representatives hall at
Topeka December 25. 2s and 81. 1899. A
most excellent programme has been ar
ranged and profitable time is anticipat-
ed. Gov. L. e. Humphrey will deliver
the welcome address on Wednesday ev
ening and social will follow. Senator J.
J. Ingalls, is down for an address to be
delivered on Friday at the Grand opera
house. The county supeIintendents will
hold their meetings at the same time in
the senate chamber. Supt. w. P. Sulli-
van of this county is on the programme
for discussion on the subject. How
may school officers be interested in school
work..
All persons interested IN education are
invited to attend the meetings of the ses-
sion. as well as the teachers of the state
Members who paid fees last year are re-
quired to pay but fifty cents. the annual
fee; all others are charged 81. as mem
bersbip fee All railroads in Kansas will.
on December "a and %, sell tickets al
the rate of one fare for the round trip
These tickets are good returning rs late
as January 8. Roads running into Tope
ka will sell tickets through to that poin
from all stations in Kansas, without max
ing the 2OO-mile limit. which was enforc
ed last year. Tickets must be bought oI
these dates. even though they are not t.
be used until the 26th and eth.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
OH. WHAT A COUGH.

Will you heed the warning. the signal
perhaps of the sure approach OF that
more terrible disease, consumption. ASK
yourselves if Y ou can afford for the sake
of saving so cents to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience
that Shilohs cvre will cure your cough
1t never fails. This explains why more
than a million bottles were sold the past
wear. 1t relieves Group and whooplng
cough at once. Mothers, do not be with
out it. For lame back. side or chest. use
Shiloh's porous plaster. Sold by Martin
s. Hampton.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
cUPID's cAPrIvEs.
Hiss Cora Shsckleford Married to Aleers
Zimmerman.

Tuesd.v afternoon at o'clock Miss
Cora Shackleford, daughter OF Rev. ana
Mrs. Shackleford, was married to Mr.
Albert G. Zimmerman. of Frankfort, kas.
the father of the bride officiating. NO
guests were present except Miss Jennie
Humphrey, of Belleville. and Irving
Rogers, of Phillipsburg, the attendants
The brloal couple left immediately after
ward for Frankfort, their future home.
At the depot a large number OF their
friends were present to bid them last
farewell and extend II parting wish
Miss Shackleford was alto singer IN the
Methodist church choir, and had filled
the position so acceptably that a capable
successor will be hard to find. She was
popular among the young people OF the
CITY on account of her pleasant manner
and happy ways, giving life and sunshine
to all about her.
Mr.. Zimmerman is a young man full OF
energy, upright, and fills the responsible
position of teller in a Frankfort bank.
He has brilliant prospects before him,
and their friends in this city most heartily
wish both long life, happiness and pros
perity.
The bride was presented with lovely
autograph album with the names OF the
contributors written therein. and rich
and costly silver cake basket, gold lined
beautifully carved, and purchased o
Martin s Hampton. These were giver
by the young people jof the church ant
were but slight tokens of the high esteem
in which the bride was held by her many
friends and associates.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

Grandl Grand, Grand. A wonderful
display! OF what? And where? OF Christ
mas goods, albums. books, jewelry,
clocks, toys. notions, and thousand and
one articles too numerous to mention at
Bayha's NEW York RACKET"
Final proof notices published hereafter
in the Thomas County Car. The old
price Of 90 will prevail. Contest motto
es 50 90 each.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
Spaid & Miller are headquarters for fat
hogs.
TWO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF
ONE
A SPLENDID OFFER

Having made special arrangements with
the publisher Of the Topeka Weekly Cap
ital. q splendid 8-page family newspaper,
published at Topeka. and worthy Of pat
ronsge, we are enabled to ofier the
Weekly Capital. both one year, for q 90.
Every Kansas man should have his
county paper for home news and paper
from the capital Of the state Give this
combination trial
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
PERSONALS
And Other Items of Interest to
Our Readers.

The Presbyterian Sunday school is ar
ranging for fine Christmas time.
Miss Irene Werner will return east to
spend the holidays and will remain there
for a time.
Irving Rogers, teller in a Phillipsburg
hank. was guest at the Shackleford-
Zimmerman wedding.
The E. A. Hall household property was
sold at auction by Sheriff Witham last
Monday, and brought about $3.50.
F.F. Coolidge, of the Brakeman Reg
lister, has purchased the subscription list
and material of the defunct Democrat.
Miss Jennie Humphrey, of Belleville.
was i'm the city few days and attended
the Shackleford- Zimmerman wedding.
ID. SpaM bought 100000 worth Of
wheat from one man. 1t seems that the
wheat is not all shipped ont of the coun-
ty yet.
Jones, the wind mill man. sold several
wind mills last week His mill are the
ones that stand through the hardest
storms.
w. NJ. Irwin is happy over the pro
gress the carpenters are making with his
new residence situated just east of the
school house,
Peter Hanson and Miss Laura May
Vogel. Of Colby, were married Dec. 4 by
Rev. Peterson at the residence OF the
brides parents.
Spaid s. Miller. the stock buyers. ART
getting hogs from near Atwood and Mon
ument Colby is the best market il
northwest Kansas.
Rev. X. L Breadbridge has accepted
call from the Baptist church of this city
He is recently from England, and come
highly recommended
Phil Troutfeter has returned from
Springer, n. NJ, where he has been for
number Of years. He looks well ant
seems to be prospering.
We desire to call attention to the ne'
ad of Mueller s. Psradies, undertaken
and furniture dealers. They have some
thing to say of interes. to you.
J.H. Harper and 8. H. Williams, Q
Rexford. were in on Monday and remain
ed over uutii Tuesday. Mr.. Wlliam
leaves for Miaeral Point. Wis.,. this weel
Mrs. Nathaniel II. Roberts, of Quici
vile, died last Monday. and was barie
Tuesday in the Colby cemetery. hu
band and three children are left to m@ar
her loss.
August Peterson is the .doubly haPp
father of ine pair of girl twins weigd
ing and pounds He is as proud 4
them as boy is of his first pair of rex
top boots.
Volume 1, number 1, of the Cheyenr
County Herald. Published at St Franci
Kans., is on our table. 1t is vel
healthy edition, and backed by r. \
Fraker & Son.
Supt. w. p Sullivan and wife, Pro
McDougal and other Thomas county il
structors contemplate attending the Sta
Teachers association meeting at Topei
during the holidays.
Mueller & Paradies have completed q
elegant cabinet for their own use.
which to keep all kinds of sewing M
chine supplies. 1t is splendid piece
artistic workmanship.
Probate Judge Lesh issued marrias
licenses to Albert s. Zimmerman.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
A GOOD COUGH SYRUP.

There is nothing parents should be 81
careful about rs selecting q cough syrup
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup costs NJ
trums 1urn 'nr thrown ' on p the market. ark The bes
is none too good, be sure and get BE0GS
CHERRY COUGH SYRUP. We keel
it on hand at all times.
MARTIN & HAMPTON, Dru&gists.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

Wonderful! Wonderful! The New
RACKET man Bayha does it up brown
when he does anything. Peep into his
window. Walk into his store and you will
say grand, grand, glory to Colby.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
Coal! coal!!coaI!!!
Canon City coal at
FosterLumberCo'S.
DemOrest's Magazine.

Now that everybody is looking about
them to see what magazine they will take
for the coming year, we would advise
them to inquire into the merits of Demor-
est's Family Magazine. We have justre
ceived the January number of this won
derful publication, and cannot speak too
highly in its praise. 1t is certainly what
its name implies. Family Magazine; for
in it will be found something to amuse or
instruct every member of the family.
The first article, telling how Uncle Sam s
Psper Money is made. is beautifully IL
lustrated, and furnishes the most inter-
esting information upon the subject we
have ever seen. THE Infant Monarchs
of Europe" is not only illustrated with
their portraits, but with those of their
parents as we'll: The Undying Voice" is
finely illustrated article about Edison s
wonderful phonograph, and includes a
portrait of the great inventor himself.
The children will be delighted with
Snow Sculpture which gives them
models enough to keep them busy all win
ter. Besides these there are Until One
O'clock" "a Comedietta). Scarlet Fever
and Other Contagious Diseases, Their
Causes and Treatment" Aids to Beau
ty," Maniac Bells Wedding Break
fasts," ""All Sorts of Teas" Home
Made Candies, ::'Anecdotal History of
the Table," and numerous other articles
and stories. also fine Fashion Depart.
ment; and all beautifully embellished
with over two hundred fine illustrations.
the crownlng one Of which is AT Par
isian Florists. T." handsome oil picture,
well worthy of frame. The mystery is
how such publication can be furnished
for only g. 90 per year. 1t is done. how
ever. by w. Jennings Demorest, Is Eas1
| 18th street, New York.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh. diptheria, canker mouth. and
headache, in Shiloh's catarrh remedy. A
nasal alinjector free with each bottle. Use
it if you desire health and sweet breath.
Price, 50 cents. Sold by Martin & Hamp-
ton,
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letters remaining in the Colby post
Office for the week ending Dec. 10. 1889:
VIM. H. Block.
Parties calling for the above letters viii
please say advertised"
cent due on each Of the above for
advertising.
DANIEL BRADBURY, =. NJ.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Few
er Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chill
blains. COrns and all Skin EruptiOns. and
positively cures Piles or nopay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Martin l. Hampton.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

Highest market price paid for 5000
bushels good shelled corn. D. D. SPAID.
DR.. /. E. Larrick. the surgeon dentist.
of Oberlin, will be in Colby Dec. 16. IL
and IS. The saving of natural teeth =
specially. Artificial teeth put upon gold.
rubber and gold lined rubber plates.
Borden & Edmunds for
Farm Loans.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
For Rent.

A splendid house of four rooms. sum-
mer kitch en-. and all modern convenience
es, for rent cheap. Inquire at the CAT
office
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
Rent.

A splendid house of four rooms. sum-
mer kitchen. and all modern convenience
es for rent cheap. Inquire at the CAT
Office.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
For genuine Canon
City ooa1 go to Toster
Lumber Co.

WANT 10000 ACRES GOOD DECIDED LAND
In Thomas county, Kansas. in ex-
change for town property. Nebraska
lands. cattle. horses and merchandise.
Write with full description Of land. Ad-
dress w. D. POsr, York, Neb.. Box 96S.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

Go to J. NJ. Summers postOff1ce book
store for fresh bananas, oranges. lem
ons. cocoanuts and hickory nuts.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
For Rent.

A splendid house of four rooms. sum-
mer Kitchen. and all modern convenience
es. for rent cheap. Inquire at the CAT
office.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

Final Proofs written, and satisfaction
assured by Probate Judge j. E. Lesh, at
Colby, Kansas. Give him your proofs.
1Canon City," Sun
shine" &senox" and
cheap coal at Chicago
Lumber Yard. Full
weights and Lowest
Prices.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
For Rent

A splendid house of four rooms. sum-
mer kitchen. and all modern convenienc-
es. for rent cheap. Inquire at the Car
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

will make reduction III cabinet pho
tographs rs follows: for clubs OF ten u
per dozen: in clubs of 20 and over, 81 .5t
per dozen; in clubs of thirty and over
81. 90 per dozen.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.

BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.
Is giving splendid satisfaction to the
trade and the sales are positively marvel
Ous, which can be accounted for in no
other way except that it is without doubt
the best on the market. Ask for and be
sure you get the genuine. We keepit.
MARTIN & HAMPTON, Druggists.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
f E, VAN EPPs.

Get Lennox coal at Meg
lemre's for $3.50 per ton.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
.II.STRAP.

Christmas candies and nuts till ye can't
rest, in large or small quantities at Bay
has NEW YORK RACKET"
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

puuman sIeepjnp and free reclining chair
49, hntween Denver and Chic6gO without
oharge via tie Great Rock Island Reute.
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ELECTRIC ECHOES.
QRRENT EVENTS TELEGRAPHED
FROM ALI POINTS.

Outrageou. Assault on Priest 20 Prayer .
Arraignment of Alleged Cronin Muir
derers-I.iot Among Italian Laborcr--f S
Days Record of Crime.
PIrrsBURG. PA. July 29.-Rey Father
Spepper pastor Of st. Philomeua Ger
man Catholic Church. at Fifteenth and
Liberty streets. this city. was the vic,
tim Of an outrageous assault. While
officiating at a childrens' mass this
morning. and while knecliDg in prayer
at the beginning Of the mass. a
strange man arose from bis knees
and half crept along the aisle. TO
ward the altar, carrying i'm his hand
heavy boulder. Before any Of the
audierce. which numbered about 500
persons. mostly children. had time to
utter word of warning, or even sur
mise the design. the man hurled the
stone with all his force at the pray
ing priest. The stone struck Father
Spepper squarely on the head. in
ilictng two ugly gashes several
inches in length on his scalp from which
the blood flowed in streams. The affair
almost caused a panic, and the children
yelling and screaming at the top their
voices ran from, the church. The as-
sailant attempted to escape. but was
captured and locked up. The wound
on the priest. head is painful. bftisnot
thought to be serious. The prisoner
gave the.name Of j. Naming. Twohour-
after the assault he was sent O. the
work house for four months.
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Hrieg- igain.t ihe Norfolk aud Western.
The Tobacco i--ociatior-co cockadc ,iiy
New-.
spondDnrc OF iho Times
PETERsB VA. July % The
Hastings Court is nov. and has been
since an early hour this morning. en-
g3ged IN the trial of the suit of Briggs
against the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company The plaintiff. who WAS
an empl1ye of the said company. had
the misfortune M August last. TO have
his hand sO severely mashed while
coupling cars that two oi his fingers
had to be amputaied. The plaintiff
alleges the Legl -cncc of the railroad
company. and brought suit for , 0G0
lamaces. Mes.fs. Davis aud McIlWaine.
of this city. afe counsel for Briggs an d
Judge William h. Mann of Motto
way. aud George S Bernard. E-q.
of Petersburg, represent the railroad.
The committee appointed by lhe To-
bslco Association of this city. consia e.
iug of John McGll. ESD. =. William
son, Esq, David Dunlop. E-q.. R. A..
Martin. E.q and Freeman ". Jones.
Esq. met ai the loblcco Exchange to-
day and ubmiited their rec
port. which was unanimously
adopted 10 was ordered by the
association thai $500 copies II
the report De printed and circulated
among the tobacco growers of South
side Virginia. The report is an able
address 90 the planters of this section
touching the best mode of curing to-
bacc0 for this market. Every planter
in this section, as weil as elsewhere.
should read il. The address is full oi
wholesome suggestions from gentle.
men whose actual knowledge warrant
them in sieaklng adylsedly upon the
sui lect treated ot
There ls % god deal of interest mnri-
tested in behalf oi j .hu D.au. who was
convicted few days ago in the H1s-
t.ngs Count Of this city of grand lar
ceny. aud the term 90 hi- imprisonment
fixed at one scar DOB ihe peniicntiart
Tine jury iu tieir verdict lu this ease
recommended Executive clemencF. and
the hope is not without foundation iHat
the Governor VIII. ln on-.qlence oi
the prisoner extreme yuutntulne-s
and previous pa-t good chmacte'. look
lay1ub.y upon bis appeal for mercy.
THE mneial of Ml,- Hester leafeus-
worth took piace Yesterday afternoon
from Talb bstfoel Ple.hy teIim Church.
The following young gentlemen acted
as ueii-b alors. James Riddel. E J..
Ene-. R.uerDlyi. Alfred Wuhespoon.
George Cameron. Dr.. t. Is. Palmer. a
* Davis. W. j. NCClay. Walter Bic
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MUSCULAR CHRISTIANITY.

\ Man Elected From Church is % Priest.
BlDDEFORD. Me, July 29.-lhe Rev.
Father Harrington. assistant pastor OF
ST. Mary Church. was afraigned in
the Municipal Court to-day charged
With assault and battery. Daniel
Shockrow. a parishoner. tendcd early
mass without paying ten cents, which
fee the bishop recently ordered 90 De
collected at the service to liquidatc the
debt on the parsonage.
Shockrow tried to crowd by ihe
priest. who was collecting the fee. ani
was elected from church. The Court
ruled that the bishop. who holds thc
deed to the church property. had q lo-
gal right to impose fee for admission
that ShOckrOw disObeyed .he decree and
triod 90 fosoo Oh ontronnn and fh1f tin
priest was justified in using reasonable
force to eject him. Father Harrng ON
was discharged.
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THE WRECK On THE \. AND ".

The Railroad Exonerated From Blame.
LYNCnBURG, Va. July 29.-At late
hour Saturday afternoon the special
grand jury. empauelled by the Bedford
County Court to investigate t0 recent
disastrous wreck at Thaxion. ON the
Norfolk and Western Rulroad. COM
pieled its report, entirely exon
Grating the railroad company from
all blame on the premi,es. The
report states in effect that the culvcft.
where the wash-out took place. was in
good condition just prior to the acci-
dent: that 1t had been sanding ever
since the road was built. about thirty
seven years. and that for the past sev-
eral wears 1t had been regularly exam
med by experts and reported
sound and substantial. The tram
was running at an usually
low rate OF speed. and from the ttsti-
mony OF experts the track above ihe
culvert must have been intact when lhe
train came upon it. The number of
lives lost IN this wreck has never been
accurately determined. but the lowest
estimate places it at twenty-five.
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nntrf tnn,"n,n-.

N.HflLK. July %. 8 negro dts-
pcrado named John Haskius. who is
wanted DO Edenton. y. Co. for ieio-
niou-Iy cutting IL white man, BIAS been
arrested here.
DNymlr. VA. July el.-iu the
United States Court day. William
sJyers. "a Patrick county mo0nshiuor,
wa, sentenced 90 five years in the peni-
teutiary for firing upon q United States
Masshal who raided bis still.
NORFOLK. July 20 AT meeting of
the Supreme Lodge Order OF Chosen
Friends hrli 20 Old Point today Mr.
Andrew j. Reid. of Norfolk. was elec-
ted a delegate 10 the SIpreme Council
which meets in Minneapolis boz Seplom-
ber
CmcAGo. July -0.-lllyor Crgier
has made up his .ist of the committee
of one hundred citizens who are o. u-e
their endeavors TO bring the World s
fair 10 Chicago.
NEW YORK, July 29.-rhe committee
authorized by Typographical Union 80.
o. 90 settle the dispute between the cons
IN-lNl- aHh tu1 h'M 7l"I'i Ft'f- 49,
submitted 20 the managers ot ihe
papers To- day an agreement making
some slight concessions. which were
accepted. and the danger of strike
seems TO be over.
WICHITA. KAN. July 20. Fire thi-
morning destroyed the two buildings
and stock OF the +. e.. Cannon Fruit
/ Commission Company aud the Wichita
+ Wholesale Grocery Company. Loss on
/ buildings. s4S 900. Grocery Company
/ stock, ~lO1 900, Cannon Company
stock, $1,000. total insurance, e'j'Og1
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BASEBALL.

n..nlt of Games Played Yesterday
Al Washington - Washingtons'
New Norks. ,. p..,o,s p
Phiadelphias, q. e. ch;
AZ Piusburg- Pittsburgs' D. Oni'
cagos, 10. rnd;aran
oils game postponed. n. -
Al Observation-Disclosures. u, 81 -
Louis. o: game called at end OF severn"
innings. darkness. c;,.;,rat
game postponed; ram. p. Kan
At Philadelphia-AIhic'ic'' '' nun
sas Citys, 4. oo,oo-R -Ralti
At Baltimore First game "''''
mores. 3: 81. Louis l.
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THELATEN. AND W. DISASTER.
Investigation Into the Unhappy Anair-
lNnchburg Ncw~.
I-utrial tO the Times


INNCHHUHG, July 29-The grand
Jury of Beif0rd county. appointed with
special instructions by Judge Davis to
thoroughly investigate the facts in the
case OF ihc late fearful railroad disaster
ON the Norfolk and Western, near
IhaNton 8. closed their investigation
late Yesterday. ami rendered verdict
eN0nerating the railroad company and
an its employees from all blame IN the
premises. From all the evidence before
them. they maintain that the rail
road between BufOrd Mills and Liberty.
"a distance of twelve miles, embracing
the point where the accident occurred.
was in excellent condition. that the run
Of the train was slower than usual,
that the rainfall was slight beyond
where the accident occurred, and that
the wa-h0ut Of the culvert was un-
doubicdly caused by waterspout or
cloud-buIst greater than ever remem-
berCd by the oldest lnhabltant, ana
therefore the accident could not posi-
Div have been f0reseen OravO.ded by the
railroad men, The verdict OF the jury
is fully iu accord with the opinion rsn-
dered few days before the accident by
General Hill. the State railroad super
mtendent. after full inspection.
Among the indictments found by the
grand Jury were true bills against b. >.
Wmltcn and Benjamin Shepperd lately
arrested for forging base coin and pass
ing DO as silver among their neighbors.
The increase OF tobacco sales IN the
city warehouses last week was l26.oOU
pounds and pIces kept up as usual OF
ali grades.
Mrs ". R. Ligon. a most excellent
lady ard member of the Baptist Church
died at her residence last night ON
Dimond Hill. aged seyenty-seven.
1t is understood that the newly APP
pointed collector for this district. Mr..
Pat McCaul Twill assume the duties Of
( is office about the list of August, and
that Colonel Ham Sheppard will 90 out
leaving the affairs of the office which
he has held for four years IN fine con
ditiOn
The prospects of the approaching fall
Aericu ltural and Mechanical Fair III
this city ere represented to be unusually
bright
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LANCASTER. PA. July .9.-Rev. Hen
ry Grumbine and Rev. Matthias Brn-
ser, who founded a numerous religious
denomination in this and adjoining
counties. known as .he Brlnserltes. an
ofIshoot Of the river brethren, died
within tw nty-four hoursof each other.
Rev. Grumbine died near Hnleytown'
this county, last nigh. aged seventy
seven years, and Rev. Brnsef died on
Saturday night. aged ninety-iour years
at Conewago, Dauphin county.
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4 JEALOUS WIFE


~h00I- AnU "'T'- ~ N
Rock ISLAND. ILL, July - i,ahle IL,
Dimick. prominent SS i'o,S of the
keeper. and the son OF one ,a'sr o' was vas
weais1y '.t, IN V''' = 'd'isreputable house here by
ceugu, .',,a :" ., f" n late hour Saturday night,
ms ~lie d, ."ssIe that ensued between
ana Ia III a lie Dimick was shot through
man ana va "n6 lies in a critical condition
the the DIay @iyntct aJD was arrested. and claims
She meant TO shoot one oSored o M and she ac
and her husband interieieJi pia'ict corrobo.
cidentaily shot him. h,.,d D,Ip''H ,be women OF
rated this story wh,is h,,iisa,slv sn shot her
,Se b house say she deliberately '"O'
husband.