davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, March Hon. Jackson
Hodley, an old and prominent citizen Of this
city, died yesterday r. N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
To the Public

TIC the Public 5!
THE tNnEgSiGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L eu'crei i":o Co -paF snsrship Tor the pur-
pose If dong
General Real Estate. Fire md
Life Insurance Company.
Under the firm Of
ROBERTS & CRANDALL,
And hope by strict attention 20 business and fair
dealing. 10 snare portion OF the patrona re OF the
people. All business entrusted 10 our care will
be attended 30 with promriness
dice CO.. Brady ST., and CONT Alley, M
stairs. over rfce. Conner B Co 5 store. Dayen.
port. Iowa.
SAML ROBERTS. Jos A. CRANDALL.
Is, permission we refer 10
HON. JOHN l.. DAVIES,
JOHN +. DILLON.
nESSRS. PRICE, CONNER / co.
g. W. CABLE h CO.,
DR. j. J. BURTIS
Hon. X. LOWRY,
IRA u. OXFORD. Pres list Natl Bank,
ED. RUSSELL ESQ., Editor Of Gazette
RE OVAL.
Mutual Life Ins Co Hartford, Conn is now TO-
Gated AT 4. Brady street, ever Price, Conner 4
Co. S store.
Persons wishing 70 insure their lives in COM
parv that has yer contested claim, will do
well 20 call on the undersigned
SAM'L ROBERTS, Gen'l Agt.
ROBERTS CRANDALI,
Real Estafe h lns Agents.
Office - Brady St. up stairs.
Desirable City Property for sale.
Tvs tory frame house, rooms, good cissern,
out buildings. fall lot. very fine location
Low for Cash
Two story frame house, rooms good we'll.
cistern. barn. &c. some choice fruit and shade
trees, fuil lots can be had At bargain.
One and one half frame house on leased
ground. Lease to run years. very lew Tor
cash.
Also, ls9 acres fine rolling prairie, suitable
ior either grain or stock farm. with never fail
ing water Stone quarry. good investme mt.
Business Stsnd.-A fine stock Of Confection.
cry with the good will OF the business. in . good
location. Cheap for Cash.
ROBBERTS / CRANDALL,
Real Estate spd Insurance Ahents
Davenport. March l. 1857. mh2-dsf
\
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

COMFORT AND
Cure for the Rap,ur-
Cd. Sent post paid ON
receipt Of 10 cents.
Address
DR.. r. h. FoOTE,
1879 Broadway,
Nrw York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

'.Ars SURGEON Urn IOWA cAvALRy.
EYAvIsG nREsi ENGAGED IN TlIEspRAC
HI tice Of Mcdi zine and Surgery for the last
TvssrSpiss YEARS IN rus stare. has ptrman-
emily located IN tins city. ana offers his profes-
slonh services TO the eitirens Of Davenport and
,iclnity. and hopes bv his long experience with
the diseases OF the climate 10 merit and r.~eive
portion OF public patronage
'liee corner Of Third and brady, over Lana.
saw ,swelry Store, residence 10 what was for.
msrly known as the Fulton House. on Winter
street. above the hssdre june17- dst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
TO HOUSEK EEPERS,
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST"

eneross the attention OF families, or Ia of more
vital importance to the community. than the
erter into ard composc cur daily food, or more
occls onal refre shmen.s.
j is a well established fact, that large per
cent. Of disea and o,ality is engendered or
aggravated by impure, dcle,erious ingredients
aud poisonous authorizations, IN what we eat and
d-;nk, and no part OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

1.-THE LATE STATE FAIR"
''To Joseph Burnett = Co, Boston, was
s'swarded First Prize for Cooking Extracts,
md First Prize for Toilet Articles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

~ Recommendatory notices might be much
extended. but it 10 needless, because really but
one theme 10 the burden Of them all, and their
general spisn 10 combined in the above
Nearly al First Glass Druggists and Grocers
can supply these Celebrated Extracts in their
various sizes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
OR. =. vlbuJyaANs.

ID YsiciAN AND SURGEON. Uificc. cor
Il I'd and Brady Streets. under Stfeepee 4
bay lee store. Residence on 18th st.. bet IRE
dy and Main. octad. dit ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
Cincinnati Market.

CNcmxAri, March. 4.
Flour Firm bu, not higher; supertue es.sS
8lo2c.
whea,-Firmer No. ! spring e.47 winter un-
changed.
Corn -StesGy.
Uats--Stesdy.
Rye-tirm nj el.25.
Whiskv-Quiet at 81. IS 10 bond.
Cotton tirmer /; Aiddling CSC.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY trnler, holders gener-
ally asking higher prices for country.
Mess Pork-t2o.25; city 20 So
bulk Meats In good dem and, at 7Ls09Ik aud
TO- for country.
Bac IN flrmer. holders asking Nc higher
% - OF 10 hhds. clear bacon sides u lee.
ard llWi2i &c for country, and city is held
ct SC.
Tallow--llc.
Butter-firm and steaiy.
Ohcese-Steady.
sew York Market.
nav Yosx, March T.
Cotton Quiet. at 81.
Flour-More doirg; 5Gioc lower at ~. 6c0l
10. co for extra State.
Whea,-Dul and drooping at az. ooM7.l5 for
Chicsgo spring
Corn-A shade firmer. at lo,@l. cs for store,
81 10 afloa,
Oats More active and unchanged, At S. ssc.
Pork-tirm new closing at $2li for vest
era nni ~ 4 - Is Tor Old
I.ard-Quiet AID heavy, at l2@lsLc.
Dressed Hogs Firmer. a, el4alo.
WHISKY -Qliet and steady.
retroienm--l-td27S for crude. and 2Sis0 "a
29c for refined in bond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

~ 90OlCc bressSs Spsccss csC.
Delicious, strictly Pure, aud 0T
suyirGiicd Strength.
EVERY FAMILY aiIOiI Id TRY THEM.
Their great sucecsr 10 simply becaure 'onc-thirdO
the quantity II more than equal to the ordinary Fla
vosing Extract" and they are the
TRUE men FLA rOR or TIE FRf'ITS
Those " lao desire she heat
Seek them for their superior favor.
Those " lao " ish 80 n:cOmOlnixe
Sock them f.r their great strength.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THIN.
LOVERS OF CHOICE FLAvOR3 IN CITIES
6uMMHR RESORTS. AND EVERY
WHERE. SEEK THEN
References In tsso and 1876 cduced Ia loG0;-
Governors from each IL the New EnvlN.d Ststss;
Profcs sore. Literary and Bnsincss men. known all
the United Stasr-: Leading Hotel PropriesoSr
and dealers who seek the beet bee circular q" rcfss
erccs.
Sold by Grocer and Drugrirts.
C0lton's Fine Toilet lrficies. Nos. !, 2 and
3. and Tonic Eiirer, and all his prepare
tions. are soid by
nARRleON a Stalks. md PARKS 4 HOMER
Davenport, Iowa
chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER. PINCH
FULLER. ~ Market street for all CottOn's rvepasa
un1s: uOWEN 3 Brown. Lake street. for Seiec
liavors. Sept. Y6-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

OLD EYES MADE
MEN. earily without
doctor or medicine
Sent postpaid. ON re-
ceipt of IL ceuts.
DIR. + II. FOOTE.
ll@ broadway.
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
TIL ISM e

presents SO tempting field for the cupdity Of
the INSCRIPTIONS to impose upon the public in.
ferior. impure. and poisonous preparations,
with the maximum profits and the maximum
chances Of election, as in the articles Of
COOKING EXTRACTS, Fiavorings, and other
like concentrations; consequently, the greatest
vigilance and care should be used in their selec-
ton. We respectfully call your attention to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
Miss. =. Il. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO FARRANp'S BLK. dFL0OR
Duor0GnAPIiS WORKED ~ Oil OK
i Water 'lors. or India ink. ON plain or
aloumeriiei paper. Particular attention paid
10 oopi-s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
EvrR,rr ~ IririE ,,i.p,i PnosIprNov. Ala,
aanx L
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.

rhnisM's might uieosmim. acrews."
Phni~n's Night bioousin. dcreas."
rhalew'. Night Esiccsnim. lerew.."
nhnl0m'. Might E..aoM;uu Ccrcws."
E'haIon'. Might s:icsmin. gercus."
mo., exquisite delicate, .nI rrseran, Perfume
dist.l,d from t.c ias" ase tsauti,n flower f-cn.
which IL takes ia name.
Manufactured only -
pIlAs.SS q rCN. New ork.
BEN ARE or COT NrEErIfrs
ASK roI PHAIoN'S-TAKE No OTHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

Sent In sealed en-
,elope on receipt OF
10 ct-. Address DR..
Il u foote. sn,hor Of
NJ deal Common
Sense. ii3O Broad
way y Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

sNus0Vk Il NORTON.
"OCSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
HI ERA, Paper hangers. Gisriers. &C. shop
corner Main aud Fifth ate. mch2s .dIvti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
TESTIMONIALS:

Joseph Burnett l. Co.. of Boston. carry the
let articles have earned an envisble reputation,
tracts" The following conclusive evidence is
reiterated by thousands. -Chicago Tribune.
SRPfRnBsR Is, 1866.
I'VE now use them exclusively, and bear tes-
timony to their superior merit. "-Gage, Waite
4 Co., Sherman House, Chicago.
1--WE use your extracts, and concur in the
general recommendations "-Cage Drake b
Co., fremont House, Chicago.
i" The ne plss ultra in strer 9Th. purity, and
economy."-H N. Cinsley, Surveyor and Con-
tectioner. Chicago, Sept. ID, lo66.
al have adopted them exclusively.'' - J.
Wright, Caterer and Confectioner. Chicago.
I'VE regard your Extracts the best in the
world. We use no Others. Darling. Griswold
L Co.. Fifth Ave. Hotel, New York.
I'VE find them better and cheaper than any
We have ever used."-Simeon Leland Co.,
Metropolitan Hotel, New York
'Pre- cminently superior to all others for cul
mary purposes. The only kinds we use. III
II. Parker l. Co., Parker House. Boston.
Superior - any We have ever used. RE
we're and fremont House. Boston.
MoxoxGAnzLA HOUSE,, Pittsburgh, Aug. 8, &c.
Mn. l.. u. MoRss. General Agent IL have
tried all extracts during thirty years experienced
in business and most cordially recommend Bur
netts over oil others.
). Med. CROsSAN. Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM |!
rrert,o~tAf ~ MEDICAL MEN.


rrsriNoSfAf nr MEDICAL MI-s.
STosy ruisr white co. Ark May %. 80.
IN Iour BriI DEER sir Lart Fchruary l was In
Louisville purchasing druvr, and got somc az your
Aat-apnrilh and Dedtpn ljittci-. Ny sonin-lsw who
with IN. IN The stone, had been down with fhcn
ma Ism for time, comm need on the H'tioss,
and soon found hir gem raj health improved. Or.
,aet who haa brnn 81 hsl health tried them ana he
also improved In. cuiu'. who had been in bad
health Tor several years stomach and liver Affected
improved very much ~ the us of your litt.rs.
lndned the trtrnn ttttr has given you great popu-
lariiy In this settlement thin could sell great
quantity OF ,nnr medicines THE fall especially IL
yonr ,ciron Hi-r- and Snrsapa'illa slip me via
M"nph!e. hicketi & Nicely Respectfully
CD. WALiiER.
fyrR.rr oy a lririH ,EprI PnpsIprNov. Ala.
May IS. i-dd {
ns. .iofis lirIi rcnd Won go Tor CrpRoS lrr
rlns. please send what it sill q after pay ing
freight 10 Columbus Iiss. have been trouble! for
r",.r y-nrs with indigestion hn.c had 10 take pils
every nigh for ten fifteen years and in February.
1904, was attacked wit general paralysis. was
confined u my room for the balance II tho year and
In fact, continued In very weak and condi
tion until sumo two msnfhr since, when was put
under M operation, and your Cedrun Risters for
treatment. ! commenced improving right away and
am pretty we'll restored. yours. traiy,
oct2D-oeolSw-ly A. J.. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
=. -. IsaCas HARRISON. N. ~.

vHHYSiCIAv AND SURGEON OFFICE
h with Dr. BAKER. under the Davenport Va
s,"aal Bank. corner al Sd and Brady streets.
Nnsesr~crs NJ. Adler, NJ. D., J. w. II.
baker. N u. erls, Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04
ARCHITECTURE.
D0ceDspos't COppersssstth
AND
HEAVY omEEI IRON WORKER
uAxuvAcfunER o.
smoke Stacks. Brecching. sorghum

smoke Stacks BreOch1n9' 0OsS1u"
PANS. FIRE SHUTTERS. wkLL IUhk-
mo. EXHAUST PIPE. &C., &C
Also. deslerin Stoves end Tin wase' Kcorns
end Iii IIosse Jobbng done nsssiy ED p,onIa
y. The greet fuel seopo" ma a~;,os s.n;.s
- 80. 49, ssiii IL Tie mssket. also mssy Uhes
Ssis n stoves. Cell ard e1snios = lt.lo
E1a slrsst.. Davsspess. lsvs . ss,,.~rs-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

Dgs. n. III. vvORg.EH.
homeopathic Physician.
hFFICI AND RESIDENCE OK EAST
~ side OF Ready Street, near 9th. frat door
shove the Christian Chusch octs0- dem y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

W. r. 1soJNCkk HI,
1Dcs>alss,
1)ERkf STREET. bot I'd 4 4th. Davenport
i With fsc,ities unsurpassed, added /" the
experience Of more than 20 years. hopes 10 merit
lsrp. share Of patronage s.plb
a.. Kssss1.
+ NARPESTIR AND BUILDER SHOP ON
NIGomaeroial Alley. opposite Post Oaue Da-
a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-04

4 TraRNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
N snt Wnstia,ln Agent. Once Davonpou's
Bloek. ~ Floor cor Main Al SECOND streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30
THE SUBJECT or THE CITY LICENSES.

Yesterday Mayor Hoffman approved the following
resolutions they having been adopted by both branches
OF the Common Connc:--
Resolved, That the resolution adopted April ~ 1867
anuuling and repeating all the ordinances Of the Common
council existing a. that time and relating 70 theatres and
places Of pubic amusement keepers Of boarding houses
Tor emigrant Passengers junkshop keepers aud junk
coa,nen, pawnbrokers, vendors, hawkers and peders
seasrs IN second hand articles keepers OF intelligence
oces, auctioneer hackney coaches and carriages and
Their owners and drivers aud cartmsn cabs and
csomen, public porters, omnibuses and their drivers.
cars and their dryers DO and the same Is hereby re-
scnded and repealed.
Resolved, That all persons who may have held u.
censes under the ordinances the Common Council exist
ing prior 70 April "a 1867 and whose licenses have
expired pending the litigation growing out OF section
twelve Of the fax Levy for 1897 and for that reason
reason have been unable TO obtain renewals be entitled
70 new licenses upon the payment Of the renewal fee
prescribed In such ordinances.
The Mayor states that for the present the First Mar
shal will and The licenses 70 the above named
Establishments and occupations - they were Issued be-
fore the litigation In the matter, and eli parties who
have NOE already done % win b notified Immediately
70 lake out their iosnssa cd q pgssuusd thas The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30

Ing the stolen silver. This act charged
against New York thieves, az all the others
In this same place were found stoves and everything
necessary for their The OF goods discovered
Will amount to SIS, 900, and from present indications
there are chances OF ferreng similar dens OF depre
daors Tho prisoners committed TO jail 20 be
brought forward when the remainder OF the band
rested knight willing to turn States evidence under
the thought that 1t will free him from pun
not to have been connected with them for
months past, but Is wiLing to testify against the
parties In hopes or getting free himself Here the
ment on Long Island than any previous in
GLIDING the recent murders. The people came 10 Flush
articles and the ingenious who been expert
In their business In the loft OF church found
various letters which had been commenced but not
sutng the composer. were thrown around carelessly
One or two Of them evidently in the handwriting Of
4 female.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30
THE EXCISE AND SUNDAY LAW.

Mass Meeting Of the Friends Of the Law at
Cooper neutrality-suspicious. by Horace Gree
ley. Rev. Newman Hall. Rev. l.. n. King
and Others.
A mass meeting In behalf Of the Excise and Sunday
law was held last evening in the large hall Of the Cooper
Institute The hall completely nled scarcely stand
ing room being left
The meeting was called to order BY the Rev. L. a.
Kryo In hts opening speech he said the vast audience
before him had assembled the friends OF law NOR
aly and order and In favor Of the Sabbath day. That
day had is origin with the creation Of man. II was
made for whom the foundations Of the earth were
laid and when the and and stars shono forth
In the new formed heavens and was designed 70 last
while those foundations endured and those orbs continued
70 shine. tApplause.) II has ever been, the speaker
continued regarded BY the true and great especially
OF our own country with reverence and respect, from
the hour that the Pilgrim Fathers sprang upon the surf
beaten rocks Of Plymouth since Il has ever been
father Of HIS country andLincon, its ssvorsppause-
honored u by formal procamations commanding the
armies OF the republic 10 abstain from all unnecessary
labor during It's sacred hours Us obssrvaton " Gu
joined not only by that gher law enacted ~ GOO n-
self, but also by those State and municipal laws
that are 10 be found upon the statute DOCKS withn
the last lew years has been found that this Guy was
being desecraed by unusual amount OF dissipation
continued appausslat the earnest solicitation OF the
Police Commissioners u this city enacted ne present
Excise law and conhded its enorcement 70 the Health
and Police commissions and under the energetic seton
o. these noble men hvs.eighshs o. me sabbath
for Two hundred persons 10 be arrested In this city on
single Sabbath for drunkenness. On the last Sabbath
there were only twsntyshrss psssops arrested for shas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30
THANKSGIVING.


Proclamation by Reuben L. FentOn. Gsvernoz n.y.
Of the state Of New York.
Renewed evidence OF the mercy OF Almighty & as.r
been given US in the benshcsnt providence whit aas
marked another year Within borders pence
has nled our cities with lameniation, nor W. our
homes with bereavement Abundant harvest re-
warded the toll OF the husbandman, and the OF
industry and the activity OF trade have alike 70 asti-
mony TO the peace OF our State and the pres oe
our people Our social Institutions have CO.. ID to ,
minister 70 intelligence security and phiia nrapy.
Our educational interests have been fos and
extended. Art science and literature bay. iros-'
persd. The ends OF justice. through order .aw-
have been secured 10 our people. and nu,.
merous charitable agencies organized lains
the wandering relieve The suffering and shelf lelp--
less through the care OF the State aud the Sc y of
our people, have dispensed tuclr blessings Il Oh tie
year. Fresh proof has been afforded OF To ssat "
and value Of those political institutions and .deas
have inherited from the fathers No convulsehs we
disrs 70 the walks OF civil life. Through the cor ~
and patriotism OF our people, the grave problems D
htca recopstructon are approaching an early a. 10
solution. II 10 matter OF special congraulaon n $50
principles OF government VIII Gu make afA
secure the liberties Of entire people are, wi
advancing year, more deeply cherished and snore 10y
dinused And, browning all these. are moE.l Aa
spiritual blessings aboveaprce measure.
In appropriate rccogniton then, cf these 40
Donoiactions aud In with honorcd ccSs H.
designate and appoint Thursday, the 2srh day lo-
vember, as a day OF General Thanksgiving ard "a.
And recommend that laying aside all Ordinary .si-
ness pursuits the people do assemble IN thsr respects
I've places Of worship and humbly before tie Suprc .
dispenser OF all these gifts, with grateful hearts le
the lessons Of dependence, oolisaton aad graft.
70 HIS courts with praise.
In witness whereof have nereunto signed my mans
bany. this twenty-nintn day Of OCTOBER tho year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sky.
seven. REUBEN L. FENTVN
GEORGE s HAsISos Private Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30
THE ROMANCE OF CRIME.

singular Discovery mt Little Neck. l.. 1.-The
Loft of n Church the Rendezvous OF n Band
Of Robbers for Indefinite Pcriod-Iarge
Haul Of Booty-sI 5000 Worth Of Property
Rccovercd-The House OF God Literally
Made n Den Of Thieves.
short time since Mr.. William Q. Hendrlckson, Of
Jamaica, had horse stolen from him and immcd atey
set the detectives to work to the properly and
arrestths thief, possible They did succeed in the
Undertaking until Thursday, when they found the man
and horse at New Haven, Conn He was taken into Gus
tody by detective Roller and taken to the Jail,
when he confessed the theft. The horse was
found at the auction rooms OF Mr. Hotch-
kiss, where ho was about 10 be sold Tho
thief was conveyed 70 Flushing yesterday after
noon and had partial exam nation before Justice Sii-
man. when be again confessed 10 stealing tho animal
The horse had four white hoois which the thief had
painted black In order to conceal him from dcnca-
ton II possible Through this arrest comes 10 light ono
Of the most important that has before been
discovered 10 any part OF Queens county In the vii
lage OF Little Neck neat little religious edince
nP,cops, reu,cn ana IN the gsrret OF = nestled gang
and who. y - alleged, have been there con-
csaled for the pas, two or three years. and
committed the many depredatous In their community
Of ato In this garrett the proceeds OF many nights
labor has been concealed Here the gang actually lived
did their cooking and tho like without the slightest in
tenuption from anybody. In this attic found ar
cleS Of Almost every OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES silverwarc,
plated tea SETS coffee urns eapots, silver pitchers
pets guns, psos swords pots hardware, and gro
ccries IL will be remembered that . short time
since the public schools we're broken into throughout
the whole county, aud books nkstands &c. carried on
these same things have hero been found the churches
robbed OF Their carpets and cushions, and these
too have here been found together with thecarpes and
cushions stolen from the church In which they chose
70 make their headquarters Thcy have lived here
long time. and have many Sunday sat looking down
upon the congregation 40 the Row Mr. Bears was ex
planning the Bible and while he was composing bis scr
mons during the week II II stl more remarkable how
they succeeded 10 entering the church often during
wet and stormy nights without leaving some
tracks which would indicate their situation.
young man named Alfred Townsend has been arrested
upon suspicion OF being accessory 70 the robbers and
the detectives are upon the track Of others who
the LEADING parties In the affair. The church vas
presented short time ago with new organ. the one
which they then used beng out q order, and u was
abandoned and the new instrument erected when but
few weeks In the church the back was taken out and
Shs pipe and bellows carried up Stairs whore
thW per- ues1 fos ths purpoes q melt