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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
o. R. 4 N. New Tims Card.

Two daily passenger trains are now
run between Portland and Umatilla.
No !, the afternoon train out Of Port
land, IS new through trair 10 Spok-
ane, and arrives al Umatilla IN the
evening, continuing 10 Spokane via
Mallula, without change OF cars and
connecting direct with Spokane Falls
q Northern train for the Ko Jtenia
and Great Northern east-bound fast
express. Great Northern Palace and
Tourist sleepers are operated daily on
this train. This train is the cOnnec
ton for Heppner Branch trains from
Heppner Jc. and all branch lines
north of Walla Walla, No. >, the eve
ming train out OF Portland, is still the
through east-bOund connection OF the
UuiOn Pacific, but now runs via PEN
dleton aud nOo via Mallula, connect
Ing with Oregon Short Line east
bound flyer al Huntington. Pullman
and Tourist sieepers, also free reclin-
ns cnair cars, are operated on this
train 70 Chicago via Granger and
Omaha. Strs. Ruth and ElmOre
leave Trade street dock daily, connect
ing az Portland with rail division.
baggage checked through 10 an points
G. Nj. PowERs,
4--S-I Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
Removed.
Agent.

The Office OF the Salem Water com.
pany has teen removed 10 the new
city hall building, where all bills for
water are payable ca the lSt OF each
month, j. NJ. WALLACE,
o-l-5t President.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
SAVE YOUR GRAIN.

res realize that each squirrel de
uys Sl=0 worth Of grain annually.
Nakelee's Squirrel aud Gopher EKter-
DinatOr i the most effective and
economical poison known. Price re-
duced 10 80 cents. For sale By g. W.
Putpam. Steiner Drug Co. Lunn &
Brooks, 6. L. L. Baskett and a. l..
Stone. q * va lO4m
FLAX SEED.-All farmers who are
contemplating sowing fax should at
tend TO at once and secure their
seed CO .ract 50 the proper amount
can be rdered. Call at Dickenson's :
seed 3 re for particulars. 4-l9 d&w If
If you dye with Perfection DYES
goods VIII not fade. 2SlW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03

Az ORGAN.-Alu0st a good a.
.T. 10 trade fgr wood T. T. PARK
lrSt. - Commercial street. j-lQ-rf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GIRL WANTED-An expeTe1cs5 gi7I 70,
general house~ork. For particulars Inaair.
! Journal Office.
LOSI-Ons pocket biI-book oo1r,;B;1g
some freight bills End city warrants FiDsrS1
please return TO Salem Truck ani Draw co-.
Pany and be rewarded. -I,-s
FOUND On Saturday On Sac z----- =
punch OF keys. Owner nav have sare b~
tiee. ~ 70
WANIED-High- grade woman F55j -E-----E
standing 10 act as LOcal Manager an So.
Correspondent here, after lhorouehlv l4s--ss
our business salary 5000 If qualified r
close sell addressed stamped enyeloOe toA T
fius'' General Manager, care Daily Journal
=, - 4-27-In
WANIFD.-High-grade man Of good cbT--s
SAe' SSeAnalne' % act as Local Manager and sac
SSolLesPonden1 here after having ,horousblv
ENi' A'nsu our business; salary 900 ifoualiS.j
n ~ SeiI-aadreSseo stamped ruvsloD- n A
I,' Elae'' General Manager, care Of Dsilr
HE BUSINESS PRINTER1-O5 81
- = fIahk Z mover. He IS to be fo,r5 :.
NSiH = ana when found will A.. -
business printing quicker. nore .S,I,-ir 49,
-l| -na s-llslaetoIy than any one here. I-@1-..
EEkSONS wishing Competent helm - -.
- - enilarsn o. ASSIST A. special bousev1o-J-
oy lhe day or hour, call Al come c.,
ana 2ist streets, or telenhone 70 F-DIs-,s
grocery store. Terms reasonable. A..
M -=-==--===== 4Is-tf
typS|nter, nom G, over LaS5 ~
oenk- fIompt attention 10 al cls - AZ - -
SOLICITORS WANTED F0R DR Ia
MAGES Tne EaFth Gin. ed. y or - 80 q
1oaE around The world, a thr;lfnS -. .,',.'s -
S-vAses ana barbaroas lands. F51, ~ - /
simage's books sold, ana ..Ibs Fs-,h '.;.on 80
,sS y as isiss' and grsniest. DFNSN6
tENONNOOS Evsybody wants IN. -l,,S-s f,0.,.lI
s1os. 49,, Only Only $3.50. BIG BOOK. BIC COST
Sp 1SSp54SSJDNS S6IG A goli nine for 49,
~ I = go ~ GlNEN. FREIGHT Pam orr
ttlS AkE. Droq al trasb sps ~ -
sslns o. books and make $500 4 mon,S s5 "a
- - lol o9lh' end Territory. ne Do,,-,,-
-0olpAny S'ar Balding, Chicago.
s-a0-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
HER LIFE TRULY SAVED.
Dr.. Miles, Heart Cure Does II

Ms. 5 Chas. La Point a EeH-known residen,
der testimony should con vince an as 70 re
worth OF the New Heart Cure and Restora-
i've hervine. Her letter dated Ssnf' I1tb
lssA reads as follows: ~ Ai'A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03

FOR SALE OR Trade. :..;., Z
and stock ranch in Oreoon, oo..,;: -, 4 a
acres. The tIact IS good t'f - - -
general farming. Val seii ~ : ~
terms 10 sait, or will trade % ~ M 81
For particulars address boz u -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
AcmeSteamCal

A fortune made By : Fsry - -,
meat. Doot write unless yo-
hess, bat il yO1 ~Ant 70 MAKE aksls,lr-,s-aIl r--1--Il
MRS. A. c. MCU''',s
Sparta Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03


Typhoid fever left me with bear, t,,,,h,.
S.e - sne most serious nature. Notbips az t,s
SoSStots gave had any effect I hsS ss,-'s-S ~
pains IN the heart and WaS ms ~. =, Il @ N@ete
= - ~ s.1e Tor nlore than three minptSs a.
4 Sas, SaS ~ he9rt seemed 70 MIS- beats az
e,-ss- 49,. eElng spells. IN which IN - rsS
Ss,{ Ssse,{ oreAth would be my lSSt- We scs,-
osntly saw an advertisement al @ool-
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure
ana Restorative NerviDe. ~ -. - ~
Ssst SS.1ss 81 saS5 eSes After iaiHg the rensdes
az hSr, eSsiS III % Lifted in chair and sit nS
- house work. shall be evsT ,s,3 "
~ ySe ior your wonderful meliici6ss 7t. - ~ "
bney saved my life. Aruly
u Ailes Heart cure Is sold on a n.,-S,t,
fii s,aSs.s - shat ne hrst bottle viii 6eSsf,
ws,l ilesststs sell it az a. 6 bottle Tor a ~.
shl pS sent prepaid % ressi1t ~ s.o,,or - %
~ ne DR. Ailes Medical o. fiksArt ~ pIfaee rs
Dr. Miles Heart Cure R.;ss.s. r..-
sssitso1th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
WASHINGTON
Some News From the Capital
Ssnsts Co-riass Or Committees
Rsscts5 No Conclusion.

= . LIZ ~ l7--AA-
; that Ss1st9r T1rT e. q Indiana, vi
: have fbs p-s.sreues - the finance
? oauu7ttss- Several 1tDsr places hsv
bsso 51s1- bzI They are bed 10 abey
+a3oe UDtiI tas llst agreed upon b tb
4 aRev1al5ezns = submitted.
II ogu1liao5e vltd the request o
tbe executive a9-uitiee o. the Nash
vie osn;z1-ial. the president opened
The eKp1sitis1 ~ sire from the white
/ h0use Al Isa9 o-cllck Saturday. TIE
eireuit Ess made Up by Western
CHion OFcisls 5y way Of Richmond,
Va, an5 AsbevIle, y. C.. repeaters
being used a. The former place. The
ciFruit uzs 2 little ever 700 miles
Iong.
The 1y8illy statement Of the put
lie debt sboEs that at the close Of
bDsiDess. Apr5l -. the debt, less the
cash in the treasury. amounted to
ss'sss- -544.lS2. z decrease for the month
of S5,7ls,0ss, which is principally ac-
eCuDted for by q corresponding in
crease in cash. The debt proper, in
depen6ent q the cash in the treasury,
Was increased during the month by
80, ,543 O account Of the deposits Of
national bank notes in excess Of re.
demptio1s.
Senator Wolc0tt is making arrange
msDts 70 leave for Europe week from
today. He 6e!rss to have the tariff
bill reached from the finance commit
tee before be leaves. and expects this
will Be done. Mr.. WolcOtt goes as one
Of the special commissioners Of the
United States to bring about an inter-
national agreement for bimetallism.
General Rucker. when asked
whether there was any foundation
for the Published report that Mrs.
Philip Sheridan and Marshall Field Of
Chicago. were engaged TO be married,
said It was absolutely without f,un-
iatiOn. He added that the story was
pure invention and had caused extreme
annoyance 10 his daughter.
The committee on arrangements 1
or the universal postal congress To-
lay practically abanded the idea OF
aking the delegates on a tour to the
Pacific slope.
1t was decided TO ask congress to-
ay to pass a special act making
q appropriation Of $4,000 for the ex-
endiiures Of postal congress. It
'as virtually decided to take the
elegates in a special train on a tour
include Pittsburg, Columbus.
{. Louis and Chicago, returning via
'iagara Fall, Rochester, Buffalo, !
lew York and Philadelphia. c
The fuu report Of Naval Con- e
ructor Capps, and Captain Barker, s
pom the condition Of the Oregon :
ter her mishap at Bremerton, on
uget Sound, has been received at
he navy department. AS indicated
the telegraphic report the in-
rles were not Of nature to disable !
le ship, and although there is a long
81 Of bent frames and plates, caused
contact with the sunken piles.
Iere was no leakage and no neces.
ty TO repair the bents. The Oregon
III come out Of the dock in a few 7
Us, &
President Mckinley at noon re-. y
ived the new Chinese minister, WI 3
ng Fang. The ceremonies were
ry formal. Mr.. Fang, accompanied
three secretaries aud the retiring
mister, Yang Yu, accompanied by =
o secretaries, drove over to the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
HELLO
SEE D. S,RBENTI

II yOl want 10 move o. Ezni laE
kind taalsd O. Vzul = load Of M;
sznd o. gravel. CT cement. hne, ~
hlek OF sever pipe. see D. ). Be'z.
neT q Front AMI Chenekerl st-.-s
ID telepL aas So Also S-ooi al. |.
hands a. ali uneS- Orders pro2Pig ,
-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03

GIRL WANTED-An experienced giTI 53-
general house~ork. For particulars Inaaire
Journal Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03

LOSI:-One pocket bill-book oonr.iping
some freight bills End city warrants FiDse1
please return to Salem Truck and Draw oo1.
Pany and be rewarded. d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03

tOO ND On Saturday on STATE street :
oa5ch OF keys. Owner may have sane bv
ealing at this office and payins for his 70
S35t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
DEPOT EXPIRE

Meets all maSl and passages zalA Z.
gage and express TO all paris Q ,
Pnonpt service STelePhons 20. Il
IAME kA'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
FOR SAL

200 acres Of good bottom lana
fence, good ont range, I55 ae'9
frame hoase, new frame bArH, ~
All goes for s. 900 On easy p, 4
further pzrticlGrs enquire Of I. I'D
salem. Or. E
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03

Perfection" Dyes are superior 10
all. 2S-IE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
J. s. FREEBIN|
NEW NJ MARK1

State street, near railroad. EH1l
best meats. Ny patrons say I kseq
meats N town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03
MORTGAGE IAI

On Insl5c properly a. psr On, =,
lad seeErIty a. ; pS- cent. $50
for inreEicrs- Ias1rznos er---.s
Co, 49, JOHN ElI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03

HARD TINES PRICES.-gn|
ea-b-p0rnelzin i1bs-s f9r q
barber shop. 2,9 C01Dsrrisl s.. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-03

g. tENSONs NS.S;s wishing competent help 10 cSr.
- enlarsn o. ASSIST a. special bous@u,9-I'
y .he Gay or hour, call Al corner c. %,
--,l -ls1 streets, or telephoae 10 Fpnle~,s
grocery store. IsTms reasonable. A.. I
ar-sF
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
NAV he a Sort Of Double X Ray.

A remarkable discovery has just been
made by Frank l.. Woodward of Albany
in the finding of new ray of light,
closely resembling the Roentgen in its
properties, but produced under entirely
different conditions. The rays are OBJ
tanned directly from decomposed light,
and Mr.. Woodward has named them
spectropic X rays. They have great pen.
etrative power, and with them radio
graphs of the hand and other nontrans-
parent bodies have been obtained.
Like the Roentgen ray, the spectropic
X ray eludes the spectroscope and is be-
lieved to be of very short vibrative peri
cd. The discovery of the Woodward rays
will throw important light upon the
nature of Roentgen rays and prove be-
yond doubt that the Roentgen rays are
waves of very short vibrative period.
The details of the method Of produc-
ton of the Woodward rays have not yet
been made public. Mr.. Woodward is a
member of the American Institute OF
Electrical Engineers of New York city.
ALBANY Argus.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
The Adamiess Eden Was Mythical.

Word has been received from the band
of 100 men who left San Francisco on
the brigantine Percy Edwards several
months ago for the "Adamless Eden III
the Pacific ocean. DR.. Carpenter OF Al
ameda, Cal, had letter recently from
one of the party, John Ohlsen, formerly
in his employ. According to Ohlsen, 1t
would seem that the "Adamless Eden
is delusion and snare. Ohlsen makes
no mention whatever of the beautiful
bouris of the south Pacific that were
supposed to be basking in the sunshine
ON the shores of the south sea Islands
waiting with outstretched arms TO re-
ceiye the brotherhood. Because no ref
erence is made by Mr.. Ohlsen TO the
charming native maidens it is supposed
that there were none such. Forty of the
brotherhood will become banana plant
ers in Fiji and the remaining 90 will go
to New Zealand.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
HER ONLY FAULT.

As went 10 my bachelor chamber one night I
And reflected ON life as put out the light
resolved that the clubs would visit no more
But devote my affections to dear Isadore
She is faultless in figure and lovely in face,
Every movement the very perfection of grace
So confiding and gentle, congenial and sweet
That the stoics and cynics are all at her feet.
Like the wings of the humming bird over tho
keys
Fly her tapering fingers in LISTS potpourris;
She excels on the harp and the Spanish guitar.
And her voice is soprano that reaches 10 ia.
She is witty and brilliant in quick repartees,
And she sings cavatinas with marvellous Els,
Conversation in German and French can sus-
tain,
And has travelled in Italy, Egypt and Spain.
All the tende~ oi-s ,lon- so secuted before
We're aroused in my heart for the fair Isadore,
But my growing affections are nipped in the
bud
For she will drag her skirts through tho streets
in the mud
w H. Morris in New York Ledger.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
Fame Brought Him n Wife.

A. II. Olney of Gibson, N. Y, a war
veteran, has suddenly como into noto-
riety through using a certain patent
medicine, for he had his picture sent
broadcast and gave testimonial OF a
wonderful cure AT the same time, 1t
is alleged. he had an lad" below the
same, saying he was candidate for
matrimony.
He received letter, 1T is said,
from Jennie N. Hill of Denver saying
she was worth $4,000, and that she
would marry him at once. de con
cluded to 90, but second letter from
Wilkesbarre, Pa, had $40 inclosed to
20 down there ut once, as another wom-
an was pleased with his appearance on
paper. He went down there and came
back intending to marry her, but soon
afterward he received another letter
from the Denver woman, with $40 IN
closed. telling him to come at once and
get "spliced up" Olney had previously
written to an alderman in Denver re-
parding the woman's finances, and
word was returned that she had the
$40, 900. Now he was not going to let
a good thing go by unnoticed, SO he
packed all his belongings and lett Tor
Denver. Mr.. Olney is about 90 years
old and draws @ pension. -Elmira Ga
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
TRIUMPH OF SURGERY.
His Reason Restored That He May BE
Hanged.


Three years ago Charles Dreher of
Missouri murdered his sweetheart and
then tried to commit suicide He fired
three balls into his head but his skull
was too thick, and only one lodged.
This bullet caused slight fracture. 1t
was removed with the shattered bone,
new bone formed, the wound healed,
and, to the surprise of everybody, Dire
her recovered, was tried, convicted and
sentenced to be hanged.
He did not exhibit symptom Of in
sanity, but after incarceration in Jail
and was finally sent to the insane asy-
lum at Fulton, where he would have
remained but for the discovery of the
asylum surgeon, who found that the
new bone formed over the skull fracture
had grown thicker and inward, thus
pressing upon the brain, causing in.
sanity. He notified Governor Stevens,
an operation was ordered, and the Lone
shaved off, and now, as soon as Dreher
gets WELL the surgeon says that he will
be sale enough to hang and ready for
the scaffold. 1t will take month for
the new wound to heal after the opera
ton. Dreher will then be returned to
the ST. Louis Jail. a new date will be
set for his execution, and the laws
penalty for the murder of pretty Bertha
Hunicke will be paid.
The Fulton insane asylum officials
say that Dreher's insanity has taken a
peculiar phase, in that he had freaks
when he was quite violent This led to
investigation and proved that he was
lying upon the injured part of his skull,
or that the pressure of his hatband
caused the extra excitement. From this
the discovery was made OF the real
cause Of the insanity. Thus surgery
triumphs, and Dreher RECEIVERS his rea-
son only TO learn that he must die for
his crime. Exchange.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
OEATHLY ALASKAN COLD.
How the Mail Carriers Were Frozen ia
Death.


A letter received recently at Port
Townshend, WASH, by the last steamer
from Alaska gives full particulars Of
the terrible death of three men, Black
stone, Bottcher and Mollique, who were
frozen while endeavoring to carry mail
from Sunrise City across the glacier to
Prince William sound.
The letter was written by Charles
Willoughby to his mother. Willoughby
left Port Townshend lS months ago and
has since been in the neighborhood of
Sunrise City He was member of the
searching party which found the bodies
of the dead mail carriers He found
Blackstone dead on the beach, lying in
blankets and frozen to death with half
the carcass of his dog, the unfortunate
fellow having eaten part of his faithful
companion before he succumbed to the
intense cold. His remains were inferred
OH the beach.
The bodies of Bottcher and Molliuue
were found some distance away on the
top of the glacier. where both had per-
ished from the cold. Their remains
were to have been buried by the second
party. which went oct with directions
as to where the bodies could be found.
The party left Sunrise City with the
mail March Z. The frozen bodies were
found six weeks later.
The letter further says that the past
winter was not as severe as was gener-
ally supposed, the coolest weather being
one night in February, when for four
hours the mercury dropped to 10 de-
| grees below zero
OF 46 horses taken to the Cook inlet
country last season for use in pack
trains only four survived the winter.
There is good money in operating pack
trains there, and last seasons trial
demonstrated the fact that horses can
not endure the climate. The owners
will ship large number of mules north
next season to take the places of the
horses, but as it is generally conceded
that mules and negroes flourish best in
warm countries the latter experiment
is being watched with interest. San
Francisco Chronicle.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
A WONDERFUL POND.

Human Eyes Are often Inhabited by
Large Numbers of Living Creatures.
The water contained in Il well de-
velopod, well formed eye in which the
sight is not impaired, more especially
where person is farsighted presents
many curious phenomena. Looking
through an open window in daylight
upon a hazy atmosphere or upon IA fog
yuch as is seen in any city, or looking
TO the north upon gray atmosphere,
one will see, if conditions are as above,
strange disks fitting and jumping about
in the eye water. 1t has been my privi-
lege to watch these organisms for sew
eral years, fitting about in the eye
water, jumping toward each other again
in strife and combat, in the which the
water would become comparatively
clear of amGbiform organisms, only to
be again full of micrococci and the COM
bats as above.
The various shapes of these animal
cul8 are surprising. Some are attenu.
ated, with fine filaments. Again, Others
are like wee bits of fine porcelain, with
little projections, reminding one of
turtles hopping about. Again, others
present the appearance Of cyclops and
daphne.
How these organisms get into the eye
water is Il mystery-perhaps III the
water we drink or foods we eat, either
or both. The fact that the eye water is
inhabited, like all other bodies of water,
is truth that can be proved positively,
beyond peradventure, by any oculist
when he may extract diseased eye
and place the fluid under the glass.
May not the accumulation of these
organisms in the eye water, their rapid
growth and the survival of the fttest
or strongest be the cause of much blind
ness, wherein may be casts, coagulation
of the eye water, so called paralysis OF
the optic nerve, cataracts and other
forms of disease?
May not numerous headaches and
other pains be caused by the overac-
emulation or growth of these minute
organisms, in which they stop the cir
culation Of the active principle OF life
in the arterial circulation or the nerv'
Gus forces? The same organisms are seen
when looking upon drawing paper
William w. GrcGrich in New York
Herald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
CONVlCTS ARE INSANE.
Cheir Enforced IdIeness Said to BE Re.
spOnsible.

Their Enforced Idleness Said to BE Re-
sponsible.
DR.. w. II. Bates and DR.. j. j. O'Con-
por, who were appointed by Judge
kspinall of the county court in Brook
|yn to inquire into the mental condition
Pf convicts in the Kings County peniten-
hary, have pronounced seven insane.
Enforced idleness is given as the cause
pf the condition of the lunatics, who,
IS soon as arrangements can be made,
Rill be transferred to the Matteawan
(sy lum. 1t is believed that two other
|onvicts will be adjudged insane with
p few days.
Of 700 prisoners in the penitentiary
(nly 300 have regular employment,
Dough all have daily exercise. The
heory has been advanced that if the
PITY departments should make requisi-
ION for goods made by the convicts
here would then be more work and
Pnsequently less idleness, but the ques-
Jon of the application of the state con-
pct labor law to the case has arisen,
hd Corporation Counsel Burr contends
pat it is not obligatory Oh the part Of
Pc city works commissioner to pur-
base prison made goods. Mr. Burr,
|owever, is further examining the law.
New York Herald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-29
DOG BROKEN HEARTED.
Has Refused Food and Drink Since III.
Master Died.

Pasquale Sicialano of New York oi,v
was killed by Rockaway Beach train
the other night. Undertaken Deininper
TOOK charge of the body and removed il
10 ms shop at Van Siclen and Liberty
avenues, Brooklyn.
AS the body was being placed in the
wagon The men noticed bulldog near
by looking on as if he were personally
interested III the task, Then he followed
the wagon TO the undertaker's, where
the door was closed in his face
The poor beast jumped up and neered
through the glass and howled and
scratched for admittance. This he kept
up until the manager Of the place, Louis
bader, moved to pity, opened the door
and let him in. First the dog licked
Bader s hand III token of gratitude for
being admitted and then went to the
corner of the room where the body Law.
There he lay down and whined nit
eously.
The men stood it as long as they
could and then insisted that the dog be
put out. He howled the louder outside.
and again they took pity on him and
let HIM IN. Meantime the body had
been removed 10 another room and put
IN an icebox. When the dog could not
find the body, he renewed his dismal
bowling, which resulted in his being
permitted to enter the room where the
body OF his master lay.
He climbed up on the ice chest, where
he remained until he was once more put
out, when the place was closed for the
night.
Outside he yelped and barked for
hours, and two policemen dragged the
heartbroken animal to the station house.
There he was put in cell and contin-
ued to howl and moan. The dog has not
eaten anything or touched water since
the moment of the accident. The police
say that he is surely dying of broken
heart New York Journal