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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
TOWN SHEN D.

Bert Kenyon is at home.
A. A. Mason and family will return to
town soon.
Henry Miles is at home sick with II
throat difficulty.
The Masons hold meeting Thursday
night in Masonic hail.
Mrs. Chamberlin will have her spring
opening April % and 20.
Mrs. Z. d. Harris has gone to Brattle-
boro to visit her mother.
IT. Byard intends to put small ad-
dition on his house this spring.
There will be a w. r. G. meeting at
Newfane next Wednesday evening.
The roads are getting settled and
blacksmiths are having an easier time.
There will be Y. p. S. G. e. cobweb
social in the Town hall Friday evening.
Miss Abbie Follett has been at home a
few days before going to Athens to
teach.
Arthur Blood and son Russell go to
Brattleboro this week to work awhile at
their trade.
Amos Odell has few rooms in his
new house completed so that the family
have moved in.
Several of the Seminary scholars have
left school, some intending to teach,
others to engage in other branches OF
industry.
ARENAS Blood is visiting friends for a
few days when he will return and work
for william Lawrence of West Towns.
hend the coming season.
Sugar-makers on the rivers have
taken in their buckets, while those living
back on the hills and mountains are still
having a good flow of sap.
Silas Clark has bought the Kenyon
drug business and has moved it to his
own store, where he is now prepared tt
fill prescriptions, and wait upon all Gus.
TONERS. Mr.. Clark has one of the finest
show cases in the county.
Mrs. E. A. Kenyon has the village
school, Miss Edith Miles in the Hough
ton district, Miss Wiswell in the schoo
district near West River bridge, Miss
Lura Bishop in the Feltt district, Abbie
Follett, Grace Guild in Athens and Alice
Follett in Peru.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
WINDSOR.

1t is expected that summer school
for teachers will be held here in August
next.
An entertainment is to be given Tues
day evening consisting in part of con-
test for the Demorest Silver Medal.
Three deaths from diphtheriahave oc-
Cured during the past week at the old
boarding house at the south end of the
village.
The remains of Hon. E. S. Fay, ex-
mayor Of Portsmouth, N. H., were
brought here Saturday for interment by
the side of his wife.
DR.. G. P. Holden is in very critical
condition in consequences of injuries re-
ceived by falling down stairway
Wednesday night Of last week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
ANDOVER.

Jennie Howe of Weston will teach on
Burt Hill.
Orlando Rowell of Ticonderoga, N. Y,
is visiting friends here.
Will Pond returned to his home at
Athol, Mass, last week.
Edwin Atwater of Weston passed Sun
day with G. e. Spaulding.
Miss Webb of Chester will teach at ST.
monsville, Lula Peabody of Chester on
Howard Hill, and Jennie Cline in the
Puffer district.
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Bnrn.

BLAYDES-In Perkinsville, April 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred W. Blaydes, son.
FULLER-In Ludlow, April II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Fuller, a son.
SARGENT-In Ludlow, April 20, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Sargent, daughter.
SAWYER-In Felchville,' April %, to Mrs
Alden Sawyer, a son.
DINSMORE-In Tewksbury, Mass, April "a,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram p. Dinsmore a SON
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27

Saturday, April 30, at 2 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of organizing and electing
officers.
Willard Evans died at his home In this
place Tuesday morning April 20, about
Z o'clock. He has had the asthma all
his life more or less. Last Wednesday
he was taken with what was thought to
be a severe cold, which proved fatal in
less than week. He was kind hus-
band and father, an obliging neighbor
and prominent townsman, one who
will be missed greatly. He leaves a
widow and three children who have the
sympathy of all. Funeral services will
be held Friday at II o'clock.
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Card.

wish &, express my heartfelt thanks to the
many kind friends and neighbors who by their
loving kindness and unceasing care to my hus-
band helped to tighten his pain and cheered him
by their presence In his last hours, and was
spoken of by him how 1t helped and cheered him,
also to his brother and mother, how their care
and presence helped us all. Also to those who
brought such beautiful flowers and In any way
helped 10 tighten our BORROW. May the loving
Father remember you all in your hour of sorrow
as you have us Is the wish of
CARRIE f. GAMMELL AND FAMILY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
EAST LEM PSTER.

Mrs. Martha Gale is sick.
Mrs. Russell has been to Laconia
visiting her daughter.
George F. Youngman is in town look
ing after his property.
Mrs. Abbie Batchelder returned from
Manchester last week.
Miss Hester S. Porter has returned to
her school at Worcester.
F. G. Carey recently lost valuable
sheep and only few weeks since he lost
a nice steer from the same disease that
his other cattle died of.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
EAST ACWORTH.

May Morrison is at home for while
Joe Nichols is at work for Frank Luf.
kin.
ing.
School commences next Monday with
Minnie Davis as teacher.
April 20, Edward Reed of this towr
and Miss Bessie Hodgeman of South
Charlestown were married at the parson
age by Rev. Il. w. Darling.
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mnrrten.

BRADLEY, PARSONS-At Jamaica, April 49,
by Rev. s. l.. Vincent, Madison Bradley and
Della Parsons both of Jamaica.
MCQUARRIER, WATKINS-In Westminster
April 26, by Rev. George 1. Bard James d.
McQuarrier of Boston and Miss Carrie S. Wat.
kins of Westminster.
DAVIS, CLOUGH-In Bellows Falls, at the
residence of the groom, Upper Terrace, by Rev.
E. f. Marggraf, Lucius N. Davis and Mrs. Liz.
zie r. Clough.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
PUT Ely.

The dates for the eantata Esther
have been fixed at May 8 and 10, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, at s
O'Clock. Tickets for both hall and gal
lerv will go on sale Saturday, April 30,
at $50 O'Clock at Brattleboro and at A.
M. Corser's at Putney. Orders by mail
will receive prompt attention. Address
all communications to Walter A. Gilbert,
secretary of Cecilia club, Putnev, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
WeSTMoRELAND DEPOT,
Mrs. Annette Cook is sick.

MIS-. AHntItt CUUk IS SICK.
Wallace Evans arrived from West
Troy, N. Y, Tuesday. April %, called by
the sickness and death of his father.
Notices are out for meeting of the
stock holders of the WestmorelaDd
Creamery association at the Town hall,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Miller undertook the task and through
his kindness and that of his excellent
wife the journey was accomplished.
Without the kind attention given by
them the result might have been fatal.
A deep sense of gratitude has been and
ever will be present in the heart of the
recipient of this kindness.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
Dten.

MACE-ln Cornish, n. H., April a. of pneu.
monia, Mrs. Susan Mace, aged 81 years, 6
months.
GAMMELL-In Rockingham, Frank Gammell,
aged AZ years.
SAwYER-In Felchville, April %, Henry
Sawyer, aged 10 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
Decoration Day.

Step in and see our Marble and Gran
tie or drop us card for designs and
prices before leaving your orders at
high prices, with parties you will never
see after you pay them 10 per cent more
ahnwe ask. THAYER & SMITH.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our
neighbors and friends who SO kindly assisted us
in tn. care and burial of our dear child and
gTandchild. Fannie Cross. Also to the Sunday
and day schools for the flowers which they gave.
MARY j. CROSS.
MARY A. CROSS
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everything else had failed and he had been
given over to go to the hospital and die.
Mr.. Rodd makes this statement volun-
tarily and cheerfully out of sincere graft
tude for what the remedy has wrought
for him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27

DR.. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is purely Vegetable and is sold by
druggists for $l.00 AS is proven by the
wonderful cure of Mr.. Rodd, it is the
very best spring medicine possible to
take for the blood, nerves, liver, kidneys,
etc. 1t is the discovery and prescription
of DR.. Greene, of 81 Temple Place, Bos-
ton, Mass, the most successful special
ist in curing nervous and chronic dis
eases. The doctor can be consulted free,
personally or by letter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27

Notary Public in and for
said County and State,
residing at Whitehall,
where this deposition
was taken and executed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
LUCIEN ROOD.

Subscribed and sworn before me this
18Th day of January, A. d., 1898, and |
certify the affiant to be credible and re-
liable person whose statements may be
accepted with confidence and implicitly
relied upon, having known him person
ally for the last twenty-five years, and
that / have no interest, direct or indirect
immediate or remote in this matter.
HON. WILLIAM II. TEFFT.
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CORNISH, n. H, Dec. 8, 1892.

SOhNlSh, ". IL, DeC. q, ioSS-
Personally appeared John III. Moore, well
known to me to be reliable and
made oath that the foregoing statement by
him signed is true.
Before me, WIN. H. sIsSON, Notary Pub.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-04-27
Roots, Banks and Herbs.
MERIDEN, N. H., Dec. 3, 1892.

certify under oath that it has AFFORD
ed me- more relief in the past two
weeks than all the different physi-
clans In the past four years.
JOHN H. MOORE, Meriden, N. b.
, 1893-05-20
Qus 6em Qomn Safe.

Inter ben Otttgliebern Ser Gotpn6eb0r6e
BON Safe fanb 9eitern cine recbt lebbofte
Debate itatt. 8etanntlt9 bate GbarleS
g.. Sbornton gebrobt, baB ct itdb an sic
@ertc6te ipenOen tpo1e, I'M BEN unDeri66nt>
ten 8etptQi9ungen, ipelc6e bic 8eb0rbc sum
periOnlt6en Ntuben tbrer Wtitglieoern
mdcbte, Elm Gnbe 3u modben. QuBer6em
banoelte eS itb UNI bic Sra8e, OBJ Die 6rie>
De11srtbter @al0tDeQ uno Iatge pber tbre
&tpalen Wilnot u1lb 8eder bic trirflicben
.Qmtstnbaber ieten. Sic batten itb betreffS
elmer @nti5eibung an BEN @r>&t6ter Mto>
tan getpenoet un6 Oeiien .@nti4ciOung lauz
tete gu 8uniten bon Galotpeu uno Satge.
Wtt 5 Stimme1 gegen bieieni9e 8ilmots
tpurbe Dieier gel6et6 gum 8el6luB err
bObcn. Btlmot erflGrte bann, OaB er feline
biS6erigen Golegen I'M 1o6en @raoe ner>
acbte un6 itb an Oie @eribte uenoen tpole,
GS ibien, ais ob cine &eileret bic Sol9e
ietn wurbe, oob pertagte Der GOritbenoe bic
@eriammlung no6 CUR rebten 3ett.
8orber bate berS otpnboarb etnen8e1blub
angenommen, Der Bic @ergiittgun9 fir ieoe
SiBung bon $40 auf 81, so berabieBt.
, 1893-05-20
"A
0wet 6~euerleute pernn9lddt.
JoRn 6looo uno Capt. George 6erno i%tiir5en
our3 cine 6althiire ms Gro9ei@OB
hinab.

Sn 6. s. Gabin & Cos. Ganbpfabrtt,
gfo, 145 @linton StraBe, bra3 beute Wtorz
gen UNI Il 116r Elm Seuer aus, baS etnen
ScbaOen bon $500 anri6tete. Set ben
2Oi6arbetten fteIen Der S~6lau6fabrer
Sobn Slooo BON ser SprtbenfOmpagnte
$40. 40 unO @opt. @eorge Serno bon ber
Sniurance 8atrouiIle burcb cine SaQt6ur
in Oas Grbgei6oB binab. 9as lire &amez
raben fe nit GROCER Scbtpierigteit berauf1
gebra6t batten, itelte es itb beraus, baB
Tloob bOie Gerlebun9en am Gtif9rat erz
lttten uno mabri6etnlicb al6 nte6rere
Gtppen 9ebro9en bate. @apt. Serno bate
9autabi6irfun9en am &Opf unb cine ttefe
Wunoe am linten Qlrm baDon9etragen.
8etOe tpurOen i'm NmbuIan5pa9en nad
tbren Nobnun9en gebra6t.
, 1893-05-20
Ooppeltes un9ldd.
!. Sedswith erit beinabe pom Gas erfidt
uno Damn UNI feline BABE beftohIen.

Gor Bret Sasen fam Sames 8e6spitb
aus Ga GrOlie, isis, nacb Chicago, nm bte
Beltausiteaung gu beiucben, unb itteg i'm
Barter SoteG, go. 251 GlartitraBe, alb,
oils er geitern 9tben6 gu 8ett cling, bltes er,
unbetannt NIT Der @aSeinribtung, oas
@aslibt aus. @egen Mitternabt bemerfte
Ser Glert etnen ~itarten @asgeru6. @r
lpren9te bic Sbiire auf unb fanb 8efsipitb
betpuBtlos i'm 8ett. Sofort puroe Elm
Qtr3t berbetgerufen unb nad6 e~initin0tger
Nrbett gelang es, Sen 2an6ontel tpieDer
ms 2eben 3urld3urufen.
oils er itcb ansieben poIlte, bemerfte er
gu letnem S9refen, baB cine Siemlicb
groBe Sunme, lpelcbe ct in ietner 8eftenz
taicbe dufbcmabrt bate, ipurloS ~peric6punz
ben iet. ST tbeilte ieinen 8erluit benz
6otelbeitber NIT uno bieler beranlaBte 6te
@erbaftun9 BON 6arrD &euD, einem Der
@Gite 0es 6oteIs, pelcber it6 lebr eifrig an
Ser Q8ieOerbeIebun9 8edsmitb'S betbeiligt
bate. @r purbe nab Der NrmorD gebracht,
bas @el6 aber nt9t in ieinem 8e1iBe gez
funoen. a
, 1893-05-20
frau Robinfons 6e6dhtni6.

@tneS 9uten neutrality-suspicious. err
freut itb Trau 9tobinion, pelbe inn Goluz
met @ebGube ei1en GigarrenlaOen bait.
8or einem Sabre IteB elm Wtann cine $40
9tote BET t6r pecb1eln, pobet CT lte UNI $40
betrog. @eitern fam berlelbe Mann wieoer
3u tbr unb mari cine $10>gtote in 3ablrng
fir eine @tgarre auf ben Sti9, 6rau 9tO>
btnion, melbe BEN Wtann iofort pteoer en-
fannie, itedte baS @elb in ibre Soi6e unb
iagte: vSebt itnb mir quitt." Ser Wfann
betbeuerte ietne unl3ulb, als ct aber ietn
@el6 nidbt pieber erbielt, brobte er nit
8erbaftung. ST bat feline 9ro6ung bis
ieBt ie6o6 ntcbt ausgefibrt.
, 1893-05-20

Ser mor9t9e vgSeiten" entbGIt neben 6en
n~eueiten telegrapbii6cn 9epeibcn aus al
len Sbeilen Ser g8elt, Ser v0amensettung"
nnb etnem umfangreiben 2ofalz ur6 g8eltz
ausiteaungsberibt an Srigtnalz8 ettrdgen:
v8eltaus neutrality-suspicious." BON SO. Seiftz
form, rNtbletentbum uno Surnerei" BON
Or. 6u9o GOppcn, rSn6ii9eS~ BON 9rnf.
y. Sorn, v&uiiiibes SubenOeuti6" bon
g.. @iener, yGrinnerungen an S3ul7
pforta" (6ortiebung), r6rau 9ecb bat
Beb", 6umoresfe bon Is. S. 0iebetreu,
vl1eber Gbeilbaberi6oft" (S6LuB) bon st.
SObn; ferner eine ret3ert6e gtoOeIe bon
Otto &oquette: vMeineS ieIigen SnfeLs
Sttefeliammlung", S6luB Der ergreifen6en
0topeQe Scr General" bon Srans bon
S6Dnt6an, v0ie 9titan8reiter" BON gaz,
mtua @gDolut, u2tuerlei 9e6einniBOoue>
&rGuter 1b@ur3eln", Blauberet; v@adbsz
tbums>Q(ferrarttGten" bon Or. SuIius
Gang, ,0as beutIbe Seer, Marie SbereIe
9ouiie BON SapopenzG artgnan, vMnonpm",
Sin %ieltlamer &eiie9efdbrte" un6 cine
Wtenge iOnitigen 2eieltOffs bele6renben, uns
terbaltenOen un6 erbeitern6en SnbaLts.
, 1893-05-20
Der Shnapstrnft.

Sn 8c5ug auf Sen S9napstrult un6 6eiz
fen 8erlegenbetten itn6 bic pilbeiten Sc
rii6te I'M l1mlauf, IS beiBt, baB geitern
BON Ser @rnennung zines Gtnnebmers Sic
Jtcbe mar. Sbatiacbe lit, baB bic 6erren
bonn Gruit ~betreffS ibrer 2lnletbe fetn Slid
9atten. BrGitoent @riinbut, boriiber be-
fra9t, muBte augeben, baB bte beabli9tigte
lnletDe BON nabe3u $1,000, 900 unter9
blelben mitBte, petl Die @elbleute, tpentg1
items bis ieBt, itb abIebnenb perbtelten,
, 1893-05-20
Brad iia 0as 6enid.
mm. Srosier ifiir3te in Ger Grunfenhett cine
Qreppe htnab. -

Gin Mann gtamenS SO. Tra3ier ftar3te
1eute friib Bic Greppe 6es 6auies SEQ, 1872
Sbioitr. 5inab un6 erla9 balb Sen Ser
%1ebun9en, Gr mai 50 Sabre alt uuO feline
Samtlte lebt 572 SO. 2afeitr. @r bate
auein etntge 3ett in benz 6aule 1872 O9io7
itraBe getpoDnt unb tpurbe beute Mtorgen
9e9en bal6 itebcn ubr bon 6em 8eitber Des
9ouies, Sreb Start, am SUB Der 3reppe
Itegenb a%ufgefun6en. 6err Start bracbte
tbn in fem 3immer, bocb ftarb Sra3ier, e6e
Elm @r5t CUR Steae mar. @tpaS @enaueS
tber ben l1nglii6Sfau lit nicbt %betannt,
6o6 ntmmt man an, 6aB Sra5ter in Ser
Srunfenbeit bie Greppe btnabitir3te un6 ii9
baS 9entd bra3.
, 1893-05-20
gu redter 6ett aboefdhrt;

Wttnnie g8iuiams, beren gtame f6on
bGufig bte 9Ofets Der oeri3ie6enen 8oltz
seigeri3te Der Stabt Gbicago ge3iert bat,
duf benen ie Degen &aubeS ln6 9iebitabls
pran9te, ipurbe beute friib i6on pie6er
einmaL berbaftet. sic bate 6. Montgoz
merD an Der @fe bon 2aiouea un6 Mbamsz
itraBe angefauen, ipurbe aber nocb recbt5eiz
ttg Dom Bpli8iiten 3oble bemerft, 9os
3ai6enbu6 WtontgomerpS nit einem Sr1z
bait BON $50 pur6e i'm 8eiiB bes Trauenz
Runners ~gefunber.
, 1893-05-20
ueberfdhren.

@eltern 9tbenb I'M balb a9t l1br tpurbe
Ser 10jdbrt9e Srant StrauB Dor Dem 9auie
ieiner @ltern, SEQ. Ill Seb9widiraBe, bon
einem 3tpeiipGnni9en 9aftpagen ltber7
fabren. Seine redbte Sbulter mar alSge>
remit aub miro er pobl nOcb innere Ser
leBungen erlttten baben. Der &utl3er bes
@agens 1T nod nibt perbaftct.
, 1893-05-20

Der 5nPaIt oes uDefens" be-
ffeRt aus:
Dem teIe9raphiiben 8ertdt
iiber ale wtdti9en uno interei.
ianten Grei9ni1e oes Jn- uno
2luslanoes, Ole bis 4 ubr am
Sonnta9 u1or9en einlaufen,
einem polfdnot9en &ofalberibt
uno eoitorieuen 8elprehun9en,
woourd er itd Dor oen meiifen
anoeren oeutib = amertfantiben
Sonnta9sbldttern portReilRaft
aus5eihnet;
Ginem umfan9retben, nit gro.
fer Sor9falt ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Teton, oas gu einem 8ucbe per-
eint9t einen 5iemltb umfan9ret=
den 8ano ab9eben ptiroe, uno
aus Romanen, Qopeuen, fleine-
rem Gr5dPlun9en, 6umoresfen,
populdr-wiRenidaftliden plau-
oereien, Sdiloerun9en fremoer
&dnoer uno Orte, aus oen Seoern
Ger beiten uno beltebtefen Sdrtfts
teller, interehanten Kunitnad-
ridten, 6eoihten, RdtPieln,
Sder5en &C.;
Giner 8ebtszGde, in welder
Ger Seier iiber Ole am metiten in
oas 9ew0hnlide Seben ein9ret=
.fenoen 6eiebe uno Ginrichtun9en
belehrt miro;
Der. 70 beltebten vOamen3et=
tnn9" inter Ger D~elonoeren 6e'
oaftton. oes beriihmten vporid"
uno ieinem 9roben Stabe 9eift-
retder uno 9emithpoQer Qrbei-
terinnen;
GnoIib 5aPIretden 2tn3eigen,
oenn Der uDefen" 1T in Sol9e
ieiner 9roben Derbreitun9 Gas ge=
lubtefte 2ln5ei9enblatt, uno fir
Jeoen, Ger etpas 81 faufen ooer
81 perfaufen bat, Don P0ditem
mertRe.
Der umeiten" 1T bel oen Grd-
germ Ger u3uinois Stoots-5ei=
tun9" uno oes u2lbenoblattes Ger
3linois Staats=5 eitun9", iowie
in allen Qews-Stores 5u haben.
, 1893-05-20
Wdrnnnd.

1tn1ern 06onnenten auf Ser Ntorbiette
CUR Nadbricbt, 6aB elm 9emilier 9eterien,
pelcber mebrfocb Qlbonnements9elber fiir
bas 2lbenOblatt couetttrt bat, ni6t BET Der
Sutnois StaatS5eitung angeiteut uno bes7
balb aub nibt 3ur @mpfangnabme BON
9eloern fir unS beredtt9t lit.
, 1893-05-20
Stdott1hes.
2n unfere Sefer.

Nue 6ieienigen NbOnnenten, tpelbe
nibt regelmGBig nit benz Qt6enoblatt
Ser SuinptS Staats5eitung bebient mer7
ben, iin6 b0flibIt eriucbt, uns no6mals
ibre genaue Q(breiie per Boitfarte mtt5u7
tbetlen, ebenio bieieni9en Berlonen, tpcl6e
auf bie 3eitu1lg gu abonniren beabit9ti9en.
, 1893-05-20
96o S+o+o Str Giihnft=GYp her 6nrri5nr1 Str

1863 State Str, @itouit=@de ber Sorrtiou Ctr,
lit bic einaioe inter ben StaatsoeIeeen incorporate oyn=
ititItion in bieiem Staote fir Se6un9 unb @usIbnng
bon IdDnersIpfer 3aDnarbeit in oGen ibren
3tpeigen Su pcpMl1ren Yretlet, 1no oeBbal6 0urG9=
ous 3uperlGiftg. Wtebr aS 2~0ldbrt9e @rfobrunq.
s8- @tr steben una ftMem 3abne ppfttp Ubne
gGmers.
l1n1ere 'notirliC6 ous1ebenoen, 1n3erbre6boren, nit
Sob etn9efaBte YIotteu ffr oteIelben Yretie, als Nnoere
fir gemDbnltde 9ummizPlotten p%erlau9en. Bridge
Wprt", Solotronen uno 6ullln9en 9uaronttrt oils bic
8elten tnoer Staot uno ltniere YretIe Die nieorig1ten.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-23
MURDER AT SPOKANE.
George Woods, COiOred, Shoots I
Wife in = Lodging House.

SPOKANE, Jan. 22.-[Special. l-George
Woods, colored, shot and fatally wounded
his wife. Lena Woods. at the latter's
rooms on Front street tonight. After
the shooting Woods made his es-
cape, but was subsequently captured
on Park street while walking in the direc-
tion of the city. When arrested he said he
had concluded to give himself up and that
he was at that moment on his way to the
police station for that purpose.
For sometime Mrs. Woods has been
keeping a lodging house. nearly all OF the
occupants being colored women of
ill-fame Woods has tried to
get her to quit the business
and as she repeatedly refused to do so he
concluded to kill her. He entered her
room tonight. closed the door. and a
moment later five shots were
heard fred in rapid succession.
The police were summoned. but
Woods refused to open the door. The of
ticers proceeded to break the door down,
and while doing so Woods escaped
through side door. Mrs. Woods
was found lying across a chair.
One bullet had taken effect
in the side and two had passed through
herright arm. The wound in the side is
pronounced fatal. A year ago Woods shot
II. S. Allen three times, but the latter re-
covered. Woods was jealous of Aliens at
tentions to his wife.