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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-14

"Will Mr.. Thurman puf down his head
and run like sacred wolf, or will he
nut up his head and run like a steer
Will the actions of the venerable Ohm
statesman remind us of the somewhat
hurried movements of a cat passing
through a bench-show, or will they call
TO mind the long gray streak pointed ont
on the Western prairies "a jack-rabbit
in motion.-N Y Tribune.
That comes well from the great organ
that has played the Hail 10 the Chief
for the defeated tattoo. man. 1t is so
fine stroke of attempted humor from the
dude champion of the Republican party.
What has a patriot like Mr.. Thurman
ever done in a long honorable career that
such a charlatan could attack
The mans character and patriotism
will shine doubly bright in comparison
with any man that the Republicans could
name as his opponent, especially when
the man is obliged to be handicapped by
the weakness Of the first figure on the
ticket
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Druggi.ts


J. ". FRA lsEk. los h. Main street Whole
sale aud retail. Proprietor Oi Fmyset', ufr.
inal Nerve and Bone lnImont.
l.. L. REEVE. AZ East Marshall, pr,,rtl 6
Duval Norton's Horse Tonic, Pollock, u,--
pcpsla Remedy. 80.
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Lumber


JOSEPH T. wfNGFfELD dealer IA iumt.f
and all kinds Of mOudngs AMI general
building furnishings. Dill lumber cut q
order Oiuce. corner OF Broad and Laurel
streets, Richmond. Va.
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Mrs. II. BANNISTER, SID T.. Broad =, ..t
Lace curtains u speciality
lQhN J. GEhlNG. corner Of Fourteenth an6
NAN streets Tents, awnings. bags h0rs. ans
wagon covers.
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IOcksII1iths

JOSEPH DELARUE, 712 T.. Main street. sci
hanging and general machine rcpa' w
Models for patents.
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Hay, Grain, sc.
Iron Works.

WALTER j. TODD. t2B n. Sixth street. Con
siznments OF country produce solicited.
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Candy Manufacturer


Liver Is. DYER. Bli T.. Marshall street
wholesale and retail. Sole agent Tor the
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Diaries.
AlRFIELD I

AlhflELD DAIRY formerly Westnaml ~.
\. seventh street. and 10 T.. Main street.
Fresh mlls' cream, butter. butter milk. and
cheese.
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Contractors and builders

\ c. HOUSTON. 5G +. Main street.
tOStFH +. WfNGFfELD. corner oi tAure
and Broad streets.
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Dyeing Embellishments.

Mrs. \. J. PYLE. 3Ib y. Firth street lStug
Cleaning, securing, ana carpet ccli ~
Manufacturer of the Acme Renovation
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ELLIS ABB

ELLIS ADRIAN, el6 4. Broad street. Money
advanced on personal property. once closed
from Friday at shutdown TO SATURDAY
sundoBn.
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Country Produce .

t. NALLERSTiNE & Co. II and l. 5. RI.
teenih street Potatoes, butter beaA /.
tage, &c.
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Marble Workers
Mattress. Manufacturers.

WALLEN Il WRAY, Seventh and Grsoe
streets. Monuments. tombs. marble,ked man
files
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RICHMOND MENAGERIE.

The free show with musical attachment
that Is furnished the city every summer
night Is a cause OF general criticism not
exactly from the artistic point of view
but simply as a person may exercise his
musical taste in refusing to give an or
gan grinder penny unless he goes away
| ..Tissweet 20 hear the watch dogs honest bark
Bay deep mouthed welcome as We draw near
home"
But we draw the line on the watch dog
| when he Is no longer a country politician
and takes savage delight to enjoy himself
with diabolcal howls all night just for
amusement. If man made half that
amount OF noise he would be good for n
free living the rest of his life in iunaiic
ASYLUM One twentieth part OF the dis
turbsnce of the peace performed by dogs
and cats at night would give a human
being ten years In the Penitentiary' il
man in his social state were TO attempt
thousandth part of the nocturnal music
performed by cats and dogs he would he
ostrscized as the example of a new pan
demonium.
We 90 further and do not hesitate to
say that if man or woman were 10 play
the musical part of that peacock on
Fourth street, and scream oil night long,
the person doing it would be inconti-
nently yanked out of respectable society
and brought before the Police Court, with
the chance that ribald newspaper re-
porter would call him or her wild luna
tic, and an enemy of the human race.
The peacock is a beautiful bird, but lie
always suggests that good old maxim,
pretty is as pretty does"
BY that standard he is buzzard, and
the CAT is n pirate The watch dogs hon
est bark is fraud, and the entire system
Of animal nocturnal music an outrage
on the civilization of he day.
This is political issue in city politics.
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Harness aud saddles,

". NICK BEDFORD, l4e T.. Main street
sign OF the Horse. Manufactured and whole
sale dealer.
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Carpenters and ,,u,laer.

WALTER T.. BRAUER, stall No. Il. F.ru
Market. Smoked becftongies Il specially
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fmpIoylusut lgeugte.f
Hardware and Carriage Good

!. z. JUsTGS . n. Fifteenth street. sl,t
agent. Established ls,s.
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A. II. CLARK n son, 1870 East Main street.
Agents for Imperial chilled pl0ws.
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Analytical ChemIsfi
BoOts aud sho,..

x. lEAsDALE. 1913 T.. Main street a
TO and IS mems and a. and $3.50 lad.e.
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ADAM DIACONT, s8 f. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly ALL
promptly done.
+. t.. (SEblE) CkENShAW. 81 East Br9a
street. mattress maker ana upbCl rttIOI,
wholesale and retail. Repairing n@t 3 aDj
durablv done
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&C. HIGH. 1928 Y. Main street Watches sn5
jewelry neatly repaired.
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!. 4. GhAsBERGE FIR. liis 4. Franklin street
All work guaranteed
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ASA SNYDER & CO., lcOo to Ioli Carr street
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Carriages and Buggie.

y LLiAM u. FULLER. lilo T.. Carr stieet
Special attention 10 repairing.
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Mineral Water Bottler. F.
Paints, OILS, &c.

CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. ioO ". Frsl
street. Manufacturers Of Vanilla fn0t.sA
and mineral waters.
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BUSINESS HOUSE,

bOSIN ESS HOUSES.
The Dtrectory oeiow Of reil,bis and Good
business houses, gicing their location ana
'ls'"eSs, tri4 be found rery useful a, a so,,y,.
y reference for Information relative & ,pr
ma al NE different branches Of 5uane.,.
Analytical Chemist
Or; HENRY tkOELlNG. II y. Twelfth .,r,..
chemist 70 Chesapeake and Ohio and H.,
mond and Allegheny railroads. sp.ctsI a,
tention TO ores and mineral waters.
Architects:
N. J. DlMNOCK. lll0 f.. Main street 90.
respOndence solicited.
BARRIERS:
MILAN h. GARDNER, $40 l.. IN.
slreet. mar cutting, dyeins, shawl
shampooing.
Bakers
HohMoND STEAM BAKERY. n. Al.
proprietor, 1t ). Twelfth street. Wbo'..
and retail.
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The Democratic party has done what il
thought best Mr.. Cleveland would have
been more consistent with his previous
opinions if he had prevented his second
nomination; but as for any such danger.
attending it, or any such abuses as he
portrayed four years ago, we don't believe
they exist N. Y. Sun
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Paper hanging

RICHMOND PAINT STORE, b l.. Broad 90, ?
Paints. oils. glass, and painters supplies
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CRAWFORD A HAYES, 1910 East Mao
street Railroad and steamboat tickets z
all parts Of the world bought, sold, anl
exchanged.
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Mr.. Edward Coopers opinions on the
tariff question are no doubt interesting
to those VINO value them. But 1t is now
too late to edit the ST. Louis platform.
1t stands in cold print, as unanim ously
adopted by the National Convention,
and commits the party to tax re uction
through tariff reform -EIetaage.
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T. +. (sEBlE) CRENSHAW. 81 East Br9a
street. mattress maker ana uPbcl rttToI,
wholesale and retail. Repairing ncu anj
durably done.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE, i0O ". Fred
street. Manufacturers Of Vanilla fn0tpLA
and mineral waters.
Paints, OILS, &c.
RICHMOND PAINT STORES Broad 90, ?.
Paints, oils, glass, and painters suppaos
Paper hanging
8. J. DAVIS, ~ n. Ninth street shA s.
awnings, oil-cloths, and paper hanging
Plumbers Gas and steam Filters
q. +. REDFORD, 1910 T.. Main street. Prscl
cal plumber, timer. gas and steam bitter
T. c. rlNSLEI. AZ Brook avenue. steam and
gas hitting, Thinning, &c.
Railroad Ticket Brokers:
CRAWFORD A HAYES, 1910 East Mao
street. Railroad and steamboat tickets z
all parts Of the world bought, sold, and
exchanged
Real Estate Agents
A. J. BRA DIZZY q CO. Thirteenth ana hHn
etrcets, Manchester. Agent for the Peters
osrv y Sasns ana So' TssiS street
Z. B. CHAFFIN Co, no. n. Tenth street
J. THOMPSON BROWN * CO, ill3 l.. Main
street,
Rubber Goods;
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO, 6l3 T. Broad street
Betting, hose. and all kinds 81 rubber Sovls-
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBEN STAMP NAEUFA
TURING CO. l2l1 e.. Main ST. Manuiae
tgrers aud importers Of stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION RI BEER STAMP WOhhS
30 Bank street. Agents wanted send tJ'
circular.
Sign Painting
ID. S. THOMPSON, Franklin street, under BIZ
change Hotel. Advertising sign artsl
Board fence and wall sgnsa specially
L. LiPSCOMB, No. % n. Ninth street 5isb
painting aud gliding on glass.
Soap Factory;
K. GARCIN & CO., 1915 Franklin street eslaU
lished 1850. Toilet and Laundry soaps
Taiior-
I. ". stage, Twelfth street. under American
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
Uudertakorsi
Is. II. MORRISETT. No. II Seventh sneer.
Manchester. Phone, Sd.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
r. W. LOWE. 22i4 T.. Main street manuisetu-
rer OF Champion Woven Wire Aattf.ssr
and Cots. The. best and cheapest In the MAJ
ket.
Wood aud Coal
8LBA COAL YARD (Elba station. br ~
and Pine streets ". :. Pitcher. agent, ~
kinds Of Coal. Wood. snd>' 'e''
phone, w.
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q. +. REDFORD. 1910 Z. Main street. Prsel
cal plumber, Inner. gas and steam niter.
I. c. TlNSLEI. Az Brook avenue. steam and
gas hitting, Timing, &c.
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=. J. DAVIS, ~ n. Ninth street. shA
awnings, Oil-clOtbs, and paper hanging
Pfumbers Gas and steam Filters
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AFTER BLAINE, CHAOS 1T is doubtful
if the Republican party was ever so com
pletely at sea regarding candidate since
il was first organized. and yet it never
had more aspiran,s for the nomination
than now. But leaving Blaine aside
there is no one candidate that commands
the confidence, the respect, or the ale
glance of the party as "A whole. Sher-
mans ability is universally conceded,
but The mention OF his name inspires no
enthusiasm and does arouse some very
bitter antagonisms. PhHa. Times.
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Real Estata ARenfa

A. J. BRA DLEY q CO. Thirteenth ana hnI
streets. Manchester. Agent for the Petefs
burg Savings and lnArance Company.
q. 5. NASHON s. son. No. y. Tenth street
j, THOMPSON BROWN & co, lll3 L. Main
afFa.f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31
certainly obtained in the turning OF the

certainly obtained in the turning OF the
tide Of immigration to the southwest.
Accounts sudi'ed to date, amounting to
S5i5 36, were ordered paid and secretary
instructed to draw draft for same.
resolution was csrried ih.t this CON-
mittee fully appreciates the Effectiveness,
directpess ard results NJ the secretary's
administration of the affairs OF the Imm'-
grafton Bureau, ard commends his deter
miuation to succeed to all lovers OF TeV,s
who would gee their state march grandly
on to success.
A resolution was adopted thst the
thanks of the committee be exterded to
the proprietor of the Z lis hotel for the
of bic pariors during the deliberations
of the committee.
Resolved, that the proceedings OF the
executive committee in session this day
are respectfully II ared the Ttxas press
for publication, coupled with request OF
committee that they publish same.
On motion committee adjourned to
meet In Galveston In psrlnrs OF the Besch
hotel on Monday, Aoril 80. 1888. at 10
am. F.B CHILLoN, Sec.
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THE FIRE RECORD
A Big Chicago HI zs.

CHICAGO, ILL March S0.-A fire which
started early this morning In the Eve.
story block, corner OF Lske and Peoria
streets, spread TO q couple Of residences
west of the burning BLOCK snd to row
wooden tenements across the street. l.
is believed one man was burned to death
in cottage next to the factory. While
the IRE was "a ing the fercest 8 large
section ct the Lake street wall OF the
burning building fell out. Three firemen
we're seriou ly injured. jest before this
Marshal Murphy with thirteen men who
were preparing to leave the fourth floor
where they had been working We're
ku1 ck.d down and badly bruised by q
terrific explosion Of hot sir. the losses
will aggregate $500 900 Davi. R,pkip,
dairy supplies; z mm-rm-n Refrigerator
Company; Linn, Weaver & e., tinware,
and Goss Ptinting Press Company are the
principal losers. The insurance Is sm&as
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Waco Notes.

speeisl to the Gazette.
WACO, INK March 3o.-Judge Eugene
Williams is in constant receipt Of letters
from friends over the stste asking him
to become q candidate for Attorney Gen
eral. He has not yet declared he is q
candidate for flee. His endorse ments
from members Of the bar ani the people
of TIL district would be very f,tteiDg
City politics are hummiDg Csndi-
dates lilerslly besieee the people. 1t is
cor coded that the vote will he nearly
.qIsllY distributed betw. en- Hinchman,
Jackson, Bunkeihoh snd Speight.
Tonight It /. rumOred that the Rapub.
lic.ns will nominate day or two before
election with fair show OF electing their
man. In the FJurth ward till 10 day,
there were three candidates for alderman,
,sgard and Downs, Democrats, and
Westbrook, coIored Republican. TIE
negroes had ceutered on Westbrook and
in the event of any sort of equal division
Of the vote OF the whites between Fosgsrd
and Downs Westbrook could he elected
To day it being decide ttat F0sgard was
the strongest Mr. Downs graceful ly with
drew. Westbrook will PROBABLY with
draw and run for Mayor as the Rspubli,
can candidate.
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POLITICAL.
Dallas Has a Dozen or More Men
Anxious to 60 to Congress, and
Wants Tarrsnt County's Help.
Waco Threatened With K.pubiiean Rule
Cne Il always GIVE special Il .tes TO Fort
WORMS State conventions.

Dallas Congregational Campaign.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, March 20 Strange to
say, tue congressional campaign Is on In
Dallas, and it seems, has been on for
some time. Much anxiety Is felt among
q certain few IS to the chances OF Dallas
being able to control the congressional
election .ny more They seem to fear
that now al the oflce Is led ty rural
cUuutrymsn, that the rural counties will
combine to defeat Dallas hereafter.
There are zen or more men here who
are anxious to 90 to Congress, and they
expec. TO go to Congress. IL not this
wear, "s'm'other yesr" Consequently
they are carefully testing the strength Of
the rural counties. II there Is q combi-
nation among them, an EFFORT will
be made for combine"
between Dallas and Fort Worth, or rather
between Dallas and Tsrrsnt counties.
Under the two thirds rule, these counties
could smash the rural "slste" into smith
Greens, and such 8 'icomoine" Is by no
means improbable II circumstances make
IL necessary; ana II Dallas ls willing to
divide the pie our country cous ms may as
we'll abandon all their plans to freeze the
two towns out. Bill StereH, in this
very connection, has the iollowi, G
IN to-day's paper: The kaufman Times
says that perhaps neither Dallas or Fort
Worth will ev sgsln be permitted TO
elect jpgressman. Kaufman perhaps
reserves to herself to do this. She has
done it heret,fJre. During all Well
born's term, he was never able to fairly
carry Dallas county, although he was q
Dallas county man. Kiufmen's vote and
the vote of Ellis county gave him the
ottice In the last convention some OF
tue Ksufm.n delegates jumped their
instructions and IN reby materially
assisted in defeating q Dial
las man who had the major
ity OF the votes Of the convention. The
Terrell Times should not cry out that
D4IIas and Fort Worth want everything
when Kaufman has been the chief means
in the past for giving Dallas what she did
not want and taking from Dallas that
which she did want. II Dallas and Fort
Worth should combine the Terrell Times
m.y hear something drop. Ii the out
living counties want something they
shoulI not raise 8 row with the two
counties. Under the tHo-thlrGs rule
they are powerful.
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Tho L,..oDs of "Un..r rr,..," o.,e.

The L,ssoDs of .'Cnser Fris.'" Osse.
The greatest doctors in Europe don'E
seem to know what ais "Unser Fritz }
Thus are the Garfield and Grant cpl
sodes repeated, and public confidence
In "expers" medical knowledge Is again
shaken.
Tue effect is 8 revulsion.
Since the fatal days OF 1888, many OF
the doctrines of the schoolmeu concern
| ing extensive medication have been
abandoned, and all schools of pTsctice
sre more snd more relying upon old
fashioned, sim root and herb prepara-
tions and cal al nursing-the only re-
ltances known 70 our ancestors.
These methods and reli.ness are Illus
trsted to-day in series of old fashioned
roots and herbs preparations recently
given to the word by the we'll known.
proprietors OF Warmers Safe Core-pre-
psrctions made from formula possessed
/ BY many OF our Oldest families, and res
| cued Tor popular use snd issued under
| the happy designation of Warmers Log
Cabin Remedies.
My son." exclaimed venerable wo-
man to the writer when he WAS q boy,
my son, your yeller and pale snd weak
like lookin', yeu'r needin' good shaking
up with some sss'parii'n
Jug Of sptlng ssrssparillla WAS Just
as necessary inS5ne "win,er supplies" of
ffty years ago ss barrel OF pork, and s
famous medical authority saws that the
very general prevalence of the use Of such
preparation as Log CsoFn SsrssparAla
explains the rugged health OF our anees-
tors.
While Warmers Log CABIN Sarsapsrllla
Is an excellent remedYtor all seasons Of
the year, 1t Is particularly vslusole in the
spring, when the system is full Of slug
gish hood and requires q nat,
ural constitutional tonic and in
vIgorator to resist colds and
opeumopts, and the effects Of s long win
ter. Pnilo NJ Parsons. clerk of the City
hotel OF Hartford, Conn WAS pros
| trated with cold which he says ''seemed
to settle through my body. ! neglected
II and the resuff was nv blood became
impoverished snd poisoned, indicated by
! iphamed eyes. l was treated, eut my
q shade over them. feared that would
be obIige6 to give up work"
"Undet the operation Of Warmers Log
CABIN Ssrsspsrlla and Liver Pills." be
says, THE sore snd IL famed eyes disap-
| DSeASN' any OAoObt hbO"t 10 III . uCnitA~
Ter condition than it has been for years.
l have a much better appetite. shall
take several more bottles for safety's
sake. Warmers Log Cabin S.rsspsrilla
is great blood purifier and / most
heartily recommend IT,"
A few bottles of Warmers Log Cabin
Sarsaparilla used in the family now will
save many 8 week. Of sickness and many 8
dollar Of bills. Use no other. This Is
the oldest, most thoroughly tested, and
the best, is put up 10 the largest ssrsa-
psrilla bottle on the market, containing
l20 doses. There is no other preparation
Of similar rame tbst can equal it. The
Dame of its manufacturers is q guarantee
Of its superior worth.
| While the great doctors wrsBgle over
the techn calities of an advanced medical
science that csn not cure disease, such
simple preparations yearly snatch millions
from untimely graves.
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THE CONFIDEN CE QUEEN.
"Big Bertha" Inta custody on
Board Southern Psc flc Pull.
man at San Antonio.
shs Has serysd rw" Toms on Blaekwen's.
Island and Has Worked This Country
From the Atlantic TO the Pacific.
suns A JIM DANDY,

SHE 3 A JIM DAhD1.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, March 30 When
the regular Southern Pacific passenger
train from the west arrived IN the city
this afternoon at 1855, Chief OF Police
Snardein and Detective Hughes were at
the depot to meet 1t, having gone there in
response to telegram from Los Angeles,
Cal, last night, telling them that Bertha
Heyman, alias "Big Bertha" the conf
oence queen of Americs, would occupy q
seat in the palace Car. acoo mpanied by q
dspper young man with q blonde mus
tsche and pale blue eyes and
nobility dressed. When the officers
entered the car their eyes at once fell on
| the magb fcent looking confidence
woman They arrested her and the
blonde young man without trouhle. The
womsu simply requested the Officers not
| to act 80 as to attract the attention OF
other passengers ami bystanders. She
and her pal were at once conveyed to the
county jail, aud on being searched, five
handsome gold watches, together with
a large number of costly diamonds, were
found in the pockets Of
HER ELRGANT FIX DRESS.
The yout man, who gave mis- name as
| W. q Stacy and who is not mu2h over
twenty one, was found to have only sl35
in money and baggage checks or three
immense Saratoga trunks which were de-
tanned, but have not vet been searched.
The woman st once employed an attorney
| to defend her. The Gx1ct nature of her
| ofense in Los Angeles 10 not kn wD,
but the eff ;ers 90 know that they have
in the PRISON # Bertha Heymsn, the
most Toted orfidc nee woman In the
United Stat. 8. she Is thirty seven years
old aed native Of Prussis, having come
to this country from London 10 1873.
She was in New York only little while
before che hsd obtained large sums
of money from brokers and other shrewd
business men by ingeniously laid
schemes She has served two terms on
Blackwell's Island, receiving her first
sentence for two years in 81, and sgsin
another term Of five years from the Court
of General Sessions IN 's3 she WAS re-
leased from prison On the 10 Of March,
's7, and just one year from that
date fiods herself again In the clutches
of the law in San Antonio.
Her swindliug operations have extended
!, from New York to San Francisco. Sha
always had apartments in the best hotel
where she stopped and selected for her
victims men OF wealth and high position.
Nothing is known Of The young msn who
accompanied her.