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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
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Fancy Ribbons at asc, worth
soc. Colors enough to tire,
but choice enough to please,
and cheap enough to charm.
Sashes-fringed-now at the
popular zenith:
Is meme. WIDE VIDE, ssSs Ssrs aGGs lsas. :s .ssin s
$50 feet Of counter space for
Ribbons, 100 more for Flowers.
Chestnut street side, east Of Main Aisle.
We haze taken more than ten
thousand ,urds Of the finest
| Mainsook Em6vadfv7es from ouy
regular skoek and marked them
at remnant prizes and 6eAoaO.
That's the chit of as meaty a
Hamburg kernel as we ever
gave you. These Embroideries
are first class in every way
fneness, style, variety. In no
sense remnants. Flouncings,
All-overs, Narrows.
Just the widths and work
you'll delight to choose from.
A peep at the prices:
4tol15 inches, aoc kind for 3oc
otoe inches, &c kind for SIC
5ioi2 inches, TIC kind for Soc
eto ]! inches, 81 % kind for soc
2to 10 inches, sl70 kind for
Flouncings and All-overs for
just as little proportionately.
We couldn't put them on the
counters to-day for what you
shall have them for.
Southwest OF centre.
That Bargain Corner for
Floor Coverings in the Base
ment. Hundreds of careful
buyers have found it out. We
get hold of many a rich morsel
for it.
To-day number of pieces
Of best Brussels ($I.25 kind)
get there at csc. Others (the
81 kind) you shall have at 85c.
Patterns that have dragged a
little.
Velvets, ooc up.
Tapestries, 45c up.
lngrains, 2oc up.
Smyrna Carpets:
SIS kind l2xl5 IT, for $50
| sl5 kind (gxl2 H. for 5000
| si25O kind C7.8xl0 IT, 5000
| SO kind (G,9 ~ $3.50
Small sizes in proportion.
Made up Carpets from short
lengths of choice goods 6xS #.
to I5x2I it., at about half usual
prices.
Basement, northeast of centre.
A windowful of Artotype
Engravings, 81. SO each, framed.
A roomful more in the Base
ment. The frame alone, made
to order, would cost you 81.
Market street side.
Just to wind up the month
with buzz 50 eight day black
enamelled iron Clocks, gilt and
black dials, visible escapement,
go from $3.50 to $5.75 each.
Second floor, fourth gallery.
John Wanamaker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29

New YORK is rejoicing over the weather,
and the Press heads a column with the
exclamation, Hail, glorious sum. April
weather is treacherous, and perhaps it will
hail and thunder over the parade.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
REMEMBER

We have removed our entire stock of goods to
the large room in rear of our store, where we
have double the room and accommodations we
had heretofore In the small store While our
new 'front.' Is being put In we do not have the
show windows To display goods but we are
ceiving Spring and summer Goods daily, and
have the most complete lines We ever carried.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
SKILLED WORKMANSHIP

With force of competent
workmen in our employ we
guarantee thorough and salts
factory work. Special attention
given to work of a decorative
character.
N. B.-An early selection
will secure the advantage of
unbroken assortments. By max
ing arrangements in advance
work will be done promptly
when desired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
3ltanan,nlser's.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. April y. 1850.
ont ef team friends can get
Catalogue No. 26 for the pres
cnt Spring and Summer by a
request sent through the mail,
and by the same means "A
Short Descriptive List Of Books
at Wanamaker Prices" may
also be had.
The daintiest Silks for we'd
ding, reception or commence
ment dresses. And such a
gathering of them Every
weave that finds favor with
ladies OF taste, and eoe,y eyaae
of those weaves. We skip
nothing either in tint or quality
that ought to be in a full, per-
feet stock. No matter what
your taste may be, the silk you
want is here if it's anywhere.
Plain satins-
Corded SILK or Faille Franchise
81 toss IA yard.
Bengalne-
$50 10 $50 yard.
Damasses-
Rto sion yard.
Pekin Stripes
si.3 toHs yard. Z
sl25 tos2a a yard.
Crepes In Dress Patterns
ls1S yards for SIS.
India, Chinese and japanese silks
70 cents to sl.5O yard
Gros Grains
81 to 81 yard.
Moire Franchise
sl.6O to s2 yard.
Moirc Antiques
$50 TO s31Oa yard.
~ to % inch Surahs-
75 cents yard.
- inch supreme Surahs-
SLID yard
You will find almost every sort
in
white moss green
ivory white pink
cream blue
lemon grays
orange reds
yellow Nile
lilac salmon
violet amber
reseda shrimp
sage copper
old rose
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
lust Received.

o. We have just received the following Latest
Spring aud summer Styles:
Infants Russet or Tan Button Shoes, sizes 2 to
D, TIC. per pair.
Chiids Russet or Tan Button Shoes, sizes TO
7, Zoe. per pair.
Child's Russet or Tan Spring Heel Oxfurds,
sizes to ~, zoe per pair
Childs Russet or Tan Spring Heel Oxfords,
sizes to l0i2, 75c. per pair.
Childs Plain Kid Spring Heel Oxfords, sizes
: To l0ia, ,5c per pair.
., Ladies and Misses Russet or Tan Tip Oxfords,
81 % and 81 . per pair.
Ladies Dongola and Pebble Spring Heel But
ton Shoes, on different widths 50 90 per pair.
Mems Russet or Tan Lace Shoes 81 10 and
81 % per pair.
Do.not think any one in the state can sell you
better ones for the money.
Mems Fancy Hook-l.acc, Short Vamps with
hooks rom Namp to top of SHOE and Fancy
trimmed, 81 % per pair. Same shoe sold at s. 30
last season, but we have them cheaper and Will
give you the advantage of the purchase.
All of the above mentioned shoes can be seen
In the show case In front of our store.
Ladies Kid Opera Slippers 80 cts per pair and
upwards.
Our SOC; slipper last year gave perfect satisfac-
one this year
Ladies and Misses Patent Leather Tip o xfords
70 cents per pair and upwards.
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John Wananaker
Carpets.

| r b, MARTIN co.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FROM THE
NEW YORK TRADE SALE
| Oh
LAST WEEK,
10, 400 ROLLS CARPETS.
We were present at the sale,
and secured some of the great
est bargains ever offered.
Will be ready for your in
spection on Monday next.
New Brussels, New Moquettes,
New Administers, New
Gobelins.
All with Borders to Match.
WALL PAPERS.
Fine Hand Print and High
Class Goods.
Also, a large line of Low
Priced Hangings.
Largest stock in Lancaster of
English, Sanitary and Wash
able Papers, Summer Uphols-
stery and Draperies.
J. b, MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King G. Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
narasnla.
DARASoI4s AND UMBRELLAS.
Prices the Lowest.
Assortment the Largest.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
UMBRELLAS And PARASOLS 4!
THE MANUFACTURERS,
Rose Bros. & Hartman,
- iiEAsT KING STREET.
The Lowest Prices.
......s.. The Largest Assortment.
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T fNOLDEN SPECIFIC.
DRUNKENNESS

OK THE
LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED By
ApMINISTERiNG DIR. HAINES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
IL can he given I'm cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge OF the person taking II is
absolutely harmless, and Will effec peTma-
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a
moderate drinker or alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have been made tenn
perate men who have taken Golden Specific In
their coffee without their knowledge, and to-
day believe they quit drinking of their own
free will. 1T NEVER FAILS, The system
once impregnated with the specific, IL becomes
exist For sale by
CHAs. A. LOCHER, Druggist,
No East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
auss-lydM,W,F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
PICTURE ROD MOULDINGS !

Picture Rod Mouldings have
become a useful and decorative
feature Of furnishing. Effective
designs; and colored in many
cases to match papers in stock.
The celebrated "Crown Pic
ture Hook in all metals.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
Custom Department.

Note the latest effects in Chsyiots Cassimeres,
Worsteds, lricots, Fancy Worsted, Check Plaid
Stripes, etc.
suits 10 order a sI2, sli SIG, SIS, $40, s22, So
Pants TO order at $3.50, si0O 500, $500 500
$500, ss.0, $40. 49,
such suits as We are now selling at these
prices are the best value offered Ia Lancaster
styles, quality and cheapness. You have only
To see them TO be- onyinced. Ar
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
CaIf-Skin Boots

We've frequent calls for Calf Skin
Boots for fine dress and everyday
wear. Here it Is that great care Il
exercised in selecting proper sorts
diverse kinds to suit diverse tastes
every style and every grade that
finds IA place in a well-kept shoe
store. You may 60 much farther
and not find an assortment like unto
ours.
The Wonder" Boot sells at 500,
another, the Wear-well,u goes at
$3.50; they're both pegged. See
them you will like them.
The Prize Medal" is sewed, and
away ahead of all other makes at
like price for style, fit, and dura-
bility.
Another make at $500 finds many
friends those who try them care
for nothing better.
Comfort y is an old gents boot
very popular where width of bottom
is needed inside, as well as outside
not as fine, but will outwear most
800 kinds; very stylish boot, half
box, called Philadelphia Toe" is
here too, at $3.50; handsome, and
warranted a wearer.
Finer grades may be had for the
asking higher up in price-S4 to So.
Not how cheap, but how good,n
the makers motto. We can fit low
insteps or high insteps, or any sizo
required between.
More about boots at another time,
Lack of space forbids telling the
whole story to-day. In the mean
while why not give us trial /?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
English Tile Papers,
Washable Papers,
Sanitary Papers.

We have for several years
imported directly the celebrated
English Tile Papers and Wash
able Oaks, and now fully recon-
mend them for Dining Rooms,
Halls, Offices, Bath Rooms,
Pantries, in short, wherever a
serviceable Wall Paper is de-
sired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
4nall 3taprrs.
HAoEH . BROTHER.
HACDR&BROTHBR,
WALL PAPERS
AND
DECORATIVE PAPER HANGING.

Wall Papers Of every grade
and description-good patterns
in blanks at sc to choice Relief
Decorations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29
1No CLOTHING BUYERS.
Seeing 6 IS Believing !
New Spring Suits.

We have the very handsomest styles In the
market. We have built up our reputation on
the excellence of our goods and our low prices
our New Spring suits for Mems Wear al g. 80
$780, sdO0, ssOO so, sl2, s4 and sl6 are the best
value to be found anywhere. $780, 500, 500
cannot he equaled for money.
our new Chldren's suits at sl.l5, SIPS, 81 75
500 $500, si00 500 and $500 are at least 25 Der
cent lower than ever offered before.
See our great lines OF Mems, Boys and Chill
dren's Pants Quality and prices that will as
tonish you.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29

at q, 60, 75 cents each. Black and White Mojre
SILK 4-tn-Hands, Dude Bows in Black, White
and Colors, Windsors In Fancy Piads and Solid
Colors, Shirt Hiders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-29

NO BETTER KINDS ANYWHERE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-06
SHOCKING TRAGEDY
A Madman DASkes Out His Own
Child's Brains.
He THEN CUTS HIS Ows THROAT
4 ChtcAEo MAchlntst hecetacz suddenly
IusaDs Nliss tu Bed 81 !, oaclees
a "a asa - tfe's StrSSEas
sno Escape.

DucAoo. May tM Mlaam Iansog, Of
tas eit,, ulachnlst bs iraas. 26 years
ot aee LIVING with hls young wife and
-moaths-olJ baby became suddenly
u-.n, while Ia hed al o'clock this
morning and after desperate strng-
ele n.fa l.s nIfe. e..Itt ilf haby from
Size tIla I'D alllh I was slgepuC and
aAsatl ts hrs-ut eut AGAINST i4e Wail al
tht room. fit thcn selaHd butcher
Aafe aud uItd io murler tne woman,
Nno tiuari tae malman and fed
a. Ule sire,t. ueanwi ie afousng the
n,euhofs lA hff ptrclne sefDams.
lausur lhtn slattd lass oVu throat
with lhr kE tc. and whom ths police
arrived lie Was walking 60 and lio ln
t.e r4om a. a. Terrible CASH n his
nttk. from Nl.rh thf blood Nat stream
1895 whsle % ONE hand hs held tAV
bloody knft. and on hs isit arm lay
tac aar uY mut.atai body of tte
dead infant Ihe murderer wac At
once ovtr-puNsrei and taken - tho
hospital lur treatment. auo is stu
ailNt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-06
a BLOODY MURDER
A bsPut, Collector Eacooutsr Wsth a.
fliicit us.tiil.r-

RAiFlon \ c. May 6- Br~soe 4
Boulan. az Charlotte county. Virgins.
who depaty collector 81 n-
teraal revenue ia ihs dasust
ia company Wigh Deputy Col
lecior NAndsrford aud deputy
Marshal h Temple yesterday went
/ iu search of llct dlsii.lsues iu John-
ston county near MNatts mdla. ech
teen maes south ot Rale,sh Ihes
ioand one stl and ief Aoulm there
O. arrest Is owner when the latter fe-
turned from dnnef NanisiAd aua
Temple went on a mile further O. an-
other dlstlery and destroyed q and all
the same tame efieetle the capture 81
tNo moonsiuaer,
While they were thu. engaged they
heard a shot e0n. followed ty psiol
shot. then another eun saH followed
isy three pistol shots llty hurried o.
tae place where they haa leii heui4n.
They found hm on the ground prop
ped against .os NanttItnt sad
'-Ar, Vuu shoif BQailu sal. 81
am. dovncd hm. lut he got me-
Ii MAS found lhat k0uldm wa- shot u
the chest and stomach. li.reli hand
was shot into >hrets. Baul3m sand ttai
when the meonshiner came up he af-
rested hum fhe man submitted. IoHi
dtn theu went to work 10 demoilsl tilc
>tl Suddenly. as Bolidin took ils
ewes of the mOonshutf. tlD latter
stepped e. one side and s,.LnE lis gun.
shotat HIM. hut missed iIsa.m. B0ul-
dim then, al ten yards distance, shot al
the mo0ushmer Wltl "a revolver. hut
also missed.
Then the mOonshlner fired tho second
barrel Of shot gam ami "a luad az large
shot struck Bouidm .n the body ifom
the throat to the hip. making Terrible
wounds. Al the moment oi th.s shot
Bouldn was drawing fresh revolver
from his breast. and many 81 the large
shot struck TINS hand. After the dread
ful wound BOuldln, who ls brave
man, FIRE tWlce again, and one bullet
struck the mooashIncr. knocking hm
down lie cithcr got away or was
helped 10 escape.
Bouldm was placed ln "A carr age and
taken 10 the house of Or. McCullors.
nine miles from Raleigh. Nanderlord
left hm there and hurried ou Raleigh.
got physician and returned L. ihe
place where Bouldm was left Boul-
dn's injuries arc fatal. iio is "a son of
Judge Bouldm. of Virginia. Wander
ford declined 20 give the name of the
man who shot BOudln.
There ls intense Indignation here Al
the news of tins affair. II sa.d ihat
there are many mooushn,rs ntaT Ea-
iclgh and that thoy arr Neiy daring
Nandcriord SAYS that after lr left tlr
place where Houlau W. Got 90 Get
carriage. D., >aW two u., -lusr af {.
house each armed wth q lnv. They
retired into tae house al h, approach
and he expected each moment To- b.,
shot. but they dll rot modest hlm.
Bouidln's wife and cmM are ia th.s
ciy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-06
COVERED WITH BLOOD.
4 Murderous-Looking stilletto Fonnd by
Junk Dealer.

John Habick, junk dealer, doing
business, wholesale and retail, on Plum
ST., just north ol Iiberiy-st., recently
purchased large quantity OF old ron.
In separating tins purchase yesterday
he came across most dangerous and
murdcrous-looklng stilletto, cnsncathcd
iu piece OF solo-lcathcr, cut 50 that
the single piece holds the blade. IL is
of nome manufacture, and the blade IS
of steel, fully eight inches long, pointed
ike "a needle and three-quarters of an
inch al the hlt.
The handle is of wood, fastened with
two brass rlyets, and has large guards
- protect the hand. It Is a murderous-
looking weapon, and Judging from the
appearances of blood on rs surface,
has seen duty in some dark alley
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-06
TIE coRNgR IN COPPER.
tn~ b. Holders ca Not Agree GA :
Price aad ta- Coafer.sse Brs4ks ~.

Fa1 H. t4.s.ts s-. - I. 49,. .... 1.
Price asa 49,. 1890. ,,r..k.rp.
r a.. tg.lf -. d.
e'.-.i-.A ta-.e A'si atel ltein ~ =
o. tar tall4te ~ tas copper conference.
confirming 81 .-r.. t...@s ID t..s effect that
h.v .....-s $50.
' et tlttt A.-i l.i -+'-ies
s- 80 -.-e ttN-t ~ntt-ti-t' 81
1850 -.-.-' i.f' .it i''tis 81 eA-NA ( il
gre -lA .it --isiltt .- Aef}'l i-e
ass .'-'ris ol Cope. @te if.e cans ~
t-~- fpV tp.7 i--.i4s- .A'r t'.
e --'. h..i i'.e at ttl.' rt a., rays
pas -t'v loA'' h@-eA ii.t-,iil
-..V s ana ~ 't1d.t 2 .'i-
al''' '"t.'- ~. Dio..-'t'
A-s @.-l HA-.'i i'.1e''.
4. ii'-o 'i-'i 1+f '''-'
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~ t'l ,ti'l- % '..s s- '-es ''tt'i ="
It.'i'i f-' '.''-' s''',
=, ,ii'.'ls, l't-'s'---ll'- --ie "-,.."e' '..'
tAt,ia e''ii l'''if nv'--" "'t agree ''-
l-r ,''-its i.ii,i ~ say d ne ''i'i't-
'ii'e Ha' lal.eu 1o Ai4t'r 70 any aAte'-
iile ~ written "- 'tt'i'' a"" u i-As
.ioN' p "p "ilA''is ~A.''- 'i.r.- INC
amer -t-sl comm .1ttf t.t' lr4t "i> H-
arsest siH Wal s4t 4ioin aver poor
iof Ne" lofN 1'uioiio" l>Atuiu5N on
tiit 0vtFiA' ana lpiiioi TO" ~ lh' ,i4e
tiil, message IS ptAltl' copper WIZ ht
pax on the olsi hitf@tt ana ne s0ld TOT
"iiit &c N.ii hiil-
AT iif lhet l.i-s OF lht conference
"ueh were Aeid thfee or Tour Tunes
day, sixteen gentlemen We're present
tif't, tae Aineli'aa comm .ltee CONSIST
IT. - ''iNii'' - more VI ISIS nag
s'n, Law 'soiiA' A"""' 'h" "h'e.o' h.
a." lne" '''' Ht-' i'"ii'' com ii''-iiS
~. o.si' lan' !, ttseu'-H- ,h' N''-'it
aSa N'iauA' NJ. RON, ,uill M"i' tH ana
NJ M-chouft. me "iii'll ,,gNdatof''
Baron holHseiid, baron lifsch, ;"o
9.irtloie 81 the hahA oi rance one
aiie'i.f oi tne han4uf dc far.s c' DIES
rays bar Mr. lo.tscn, on London
.i'iA's,f OK the hlo into mlnei
Mi- Mason 81 London, OF the
M'''u Barry nlue, and Mr.
Hut'rle' ~ uaicuer y Huthrle, metal
"l'AeIS' ''inilrI I.'NetInorc drew up
tiop'>.ti'A Ni'i'h IN, hanA OF France
directors ! recommended ior acceptance.
lte proposition was IN hfiei .'hat the
sei4inS price "t copper pe hNed A+2 per
Ton 'ii'' 4 C"hiiil.l' WaS appointed
- ut', iiiliuc "ilaI proportion OK the
I.?'V"9 IONS no" on hahu shall pe prop
cry paced on the market, ana what
proportion Oh l.e pI"uuct iloil Amerl-
-eHA ana Ehsi.sh owned mines' the
mines agreeing 20 'urtdu tutlr output
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-06
TERRIBLY SHOCKED
The kffecs OF Bad News on 4 Gin
clnnati Girl
BAD REPORTS ABOUT HER AFFINCED
la ~ wernsr Lies al the Poiat Of Death a.
the Kesuit or the Supposed Bis-
Govern of the refnds of
Otto fragt.

CiScNNArI. May Miss Ida Werner
les At fhe point of death A Week ago
Size MAS blasang.y thinking OF her
coming wedding Tie event should
have been celebrated Wednesday gl4f,
ont t.e tongues. and perhaps worse
changed the tlurs sor tae young lady
entirely, and OF a happy, lIsnt-nearted
maiden made iroa en hearted Woman.
NJ IS Ida who , wellkuown IN mus.-
cal circles, ls nineteen years old, and q
more than usually attractive blonde 0f
the most decided type and great
favorte. She IS graduate of the Col
lege Ok Music. and : an elocuton.st of
some note. She lives al 25 Wcslcy-ave.
with hcr married uncle, Augustus ?.
Werner. and her sister Anna. who b.
also graduate OF the Coilegeof Music,
and "A pianist and soprano known
throughout the city.
Me, Ida is lying in cOnyulsions.
brought on by tie supposed discovery
of the psrfidy az her aihanced. She
met otto Kraft about year ago.
German Theatre. bat Is now ont OF cm-
ployneut lie is described a. we'll
bult, handsome man OF - years. gifted
with smooth tongue. The friendship
rpgucd INTO "A warmer feeling. and
during February last the actor began
calling regularly on MS Ida AT the
Wesley Avenue House. Ilcmade him-
self 80 agreeable that me won thc alice
tions of the young lady, and when he
proposed was promptly accepted. Their
engagement WAS kept a secret for some
weeks for fear of the dlsplcasurc of
Miss Ida uncle and aunt, her father
and stcp-mOther living In California.
When the announcement was made
there WAS a breeze, but she was allowed
70 have hcr way, though her aunt re-
fused To make any preparations for the
wedding. the date for which had been
fixed tor last Wednesday, No effort
was made 10 trace the anteccdcnts of
the would-be groom. Miss Ida in her
happiness went ahead and made all her
preparations for the occasion that was
TO make her a wife, and prepared a
tasty outfit.
Last Monday night the trouble began.
Two friends OF the girls aunt. hearing
of the proposed match, told her that
Kraft had a wife and two chill
dren living n Chicago. Mrs.
Werner studied over the mat
ter, and ON Tuesday evening de-
cided 10 To tell her nclce what She had
heard. She did so, with the result that
after doubling the story the young lady
came to believe t and succumbcd. 1t
first h,r grief took the form OF dry
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-06
AREMARKABLE A CASE
A WomAn's Narro~ Escape non
Being Buried Alive.
AROUSED BY TIE VOICE OF HEa CHILD
Dressed fss !'hs crave saa Placed Ina a
Coma Whlis a. = Caf4lePtle STATE
Esasel.sas % the ffsp4Fa-
tlsns foE BariaL

81 Ioul-. No. May S A remark
able e4-e ~ e4talspsy IS reported from
so4sl -t. ie--s. 4 yolug married
~onlan twenty-five years ol age vas
in her colhn about to b. taken out fog
burial. when h.r brother-u-isw -aa
her a5m move. ordered her taken out
81 the corhn at auee alt called n tao
physicians, nAo. after au examination.
plsaaulced Ike NOT sxtlet. and began
@ process ~ resu.l taLon. Iherefiogts
Rere successful. amt tle woman .n q
short tme brought back % conscious
reese. Her sister young married wo-
man living 40 --l South kolrth-st., and
tlom eLo4 au account 0t tae ease Wa.
obtained, l.ked thas tae patient, mamie
"a exact address be not pub. -hed a,
sAe ea- TOO weak Vrt o. stand the exc
c.t-uelt tatt u -at fe-lt from too
Alutu uotur..ty ut tae ca-, The
names ~ tre attending llF-.laii.s were.
however. llFou. and Li.r earr0foratat
tle -tattnitut. She sad. Last
Monday my sister. Wlo had been
s.tA lar tuf frH dte-. dIeI. a.. tar
a. nr could -ee. and fle Attending
physician pronounced her deI and her
husband proceeded % make arrange
ment, Tor tne funeral A coffin MAS
secured aud when tue supposed corpse
wa. dressed .r was l4d ia thc coffin
The intention wa. tu have thr funeral
Tuesday afternoon Fr,euds of the
family visited the house aud m0grucd
over the body from which the spirit
had .t VA. believed. departed On
Tuesday afternoon a short time before
tae closing OK the coffin was t0 have
taken place. nav brother-ln-law was
standing beside TIE beer looking on the
face ot ms Wife. when h, little boy
came into the room and sad. 4 want
o. look at mammal Just then the
arm 0f my sister moved. NJ husband
SAW .t. and was naturally very much
startled He informed those IN the
room u an excited manner of what he
had seen, and nay sister was at once
taken from the coffin and placed ON
bed and tNO physicians SUM
moucd. They placed glass in front
OF ms sisters face. and could nc once
perceive the gas OK breath upon d..
They then began 90 work with her, and
after short while more positive signs
ot hfo began 90 appear. She kept get
ting better ALI tlle time, until finally
sac became conscious
''~ne is conscious u0W9'
"le-. she Aas had uo relapse. and IS
steadily improving. hut is sull very
weak. and unit. >l IS good and strong
again we dom want to have anything
s..44 iecul tlC cl>e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-06
Annie Brown Again.

Annie Brown, the foolish colored
grl, who has gwen the police So much
trouble lately. was arrested late last
night for street walking. Two boys
Also reported that they bad found her
asleep ON the steps AZ Crescent park IN
tne afternoon.