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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN application will be made to the Governor
Of Pennsylvania on DECEMBER g. A D. 1889,
by Matthew Chambers, William G. Johnston,
Robert G.. McKibbin, John Brownlee, Frank
M. Stone William Daniels, Robert A. Carter,
]. Reamer Frederick II. Kennedy, Henry
Fleckner, Peter Anon, Benjamin w. Stauffer,
Charles H. Lowe, Rees Rees and b. e. Billing
ton, under the General Corporation Act Of April
%. 1874, and supplements thereto, for the char
ter of an intended corporation to be called the
"Provident Building and Loan Association of
Pittsburg," the object of which is to transact
business as building and loan association; and
for said purpose to have, possess and enjoy the
rights, benefits and privileges conferred by said
act and supplements.
MARSHALL BROWN.
no2S-62-F Solicitor
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ron s4LE-M1sCELLANEOUs
TO LET.
Cirv Residences.

Civ Residences.
ITO LET-TWO BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS, or
seven rooms, hall and bathroom, both gases,
on Thirty-seventh street: rent very low. j. H.
ARMSTRONG, Real Estate and 1ns. AEt-. 2l15
Penn ave. de5-53
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FOR sALE-LOTS.


East End LOIS
TTOR SALE-VILLA PARK PLAN OF LOTS
II are the most desirable IN the market: no lot
less than 4Ol4O feet; good walks close TO station;
prices low and best OF TERMS investigate this plan
before purchasing elsewhere. JOHN +. BAX-
TER ARt., 5l2 Smithheld st. del-55-1TwF
NOR SALE-CHOICE RESIDENCE SITES IN
H the most attractive part OF East End to be Sc
cured by investing in lot In Baum Grove plan;
investigate this plan before purchasing elsewhere.
MELLON BROS, East End, or JOHN +. BAX-
TER, Agent, 512 Smithheld st. de1-55-MwF
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the reports of Viewers on the opening Of
Bennett street. from Frankstown avenue 70
the city line, and Kelly street, from Fifth
avenue to the city line, have been approved BY
Councils, which action will be hnal unless an
appeal is fled in the Court of Common Pleas
within ten (1O) days from date.
E. NJ. BIGELOW,
Chief of Dept of Public Works.
= : SD NO. : 49, -''''--'Oo' - -' nos0Il
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN report of Viewers on the construction OF
a sewer on Fox street. from South Twenty
fourth street to South Twenty-third street, has
been approved by Councils, which action viii
be final, unless an appeal is filed in the Court
of Common Pleas within ten (l0 DAYS from
date E. NJ. BIGELOW,
Chief of Dept. of Public Works.
PITTsBURG, PA. November 80, 1889.
no30-Il-D
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ELECTIONS.

OFFICE OF THE CITIZENS INSURANCE Co., ]
l02 FOURTH AVENUE.
PITTsBURG, Pa, December, 6, 1889,
FLECTION-AN ELECTION FOR FIF-
II TEEN directors of this company. to serve
for the ensuing year, will be held at the office
between the hours of IL A. M. and PM
de6-96TuF ]. R. SNIVELY, Secretary.
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UTANTED-AGENrS FOR OUR ADJUST
w ABLE, all metal, nickel or bronze door
pIates can sell and put together at once: white
enamel letters for window signs and new style
door bells; s5 to Sl5 day easily made selling to
business men only: free samples to reliable men.
Address NEW YORK DOOR PLATE CO., IS Ann
st., New York. del-114
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Omces. peslE Room. {

Offices. Desk Room. &c.
ITO LET-LARGE OFFICE-INQUIRE ROOM
Il 2Os, Bissell Block. de4-96-MwFsu
TT1O LET-s30O PER YEAR-A LARGE, WELL
IL LIGHTED office with all modern c0nven-
fences; newly painted and papered; has two large
closets for storage room. Inquire at GERMANlA
SAVINGS BANK. 4Z3 Wood st nOl5-5i-D
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Personal.

DERsONAI-NEw BOOKs-HUNDREDS OF
Il new books, nicely bound in cloth gilt, at 2Sc
each: many fine books in elegant bindings; come
and see them. LEWIS BOOKSTORE, Liberty
st., near Ninth. nc3-S3
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DERSONAL - HIS LOVE SUDDENLY re-
i TURNED: recently they had not been on the
best of terms owing to little family Jar occa-
stoned by the wife insisting on being allowed to
renovate his wearing apparel. and which, OF
course, was done in a bungling manner; in order
TO prevent the trouble they agreed TO send all
their work hereafter to DICKSON, the Tailor, IS
Fifth ave., corner Wood st., second floor, and
now everything is lovely and peace and happiness
again reigns in their household. Telephone 1858.
au50-D
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OFFICIAL-P1TTsBURG.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN report of Viewers on the damages caused
by the grading of Urbana alley, from lS feet
south Of south curb line Of Dawson street to
present pavement, has been approved by Coun-
cils which action will be final, unless an appeal
is filed in the Court of Common Pleas within
ten Q0) days from date.
+. NJ. BIGELOW,
Chief of Dept of Public Works.
PITTsBURG PA, Nov. 80, 1889. no3Qll-D
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN report Of Viewers on the grading and
paving of Urbana alley. from a point Us feet
south of the south curb line Of Dawson street
to the present pavement, has been approved BY
Councils which action will be final, unless an
appeal is filed in the Court of Common Pleas
E. NJ. BIGELOW,
Chief of Department of Public Works.
PITTsBURG, PA, November 30, 1889.
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UTANTED-ALL BRICKLAYERS AND CON-
w TRACTORS to know that the headquarters
Of the INDUSTRIAL MUTUAL BENEFIT AS
ISOLATION, at 80 Fourth ave-, near Wood, Is
the authorized Central Labor Exchange for the b.
and NJ. L. o.; no charge to employees or mem-
bers. oclI-S0-wFsu
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UTANTED-SALESMEN AT ONCE-A FEW
w good men TO sell our goods by sample to the
wholesale and retail trade; are the largest
manufacturers in line in the world: liberal
salary paid; permanent position; money advanced
for wages, advertising. etc. For full terms ad-
dress CENTENNIAL MFG. CO., Chicago ILL.,. or
Cincinnati D. nO9-7T-wFsu
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WI ANTED-AN AGENT IN EVERY TOWN
w in Western Penn a and Eastern Ohio to sell
the Merritt Typewriters, the best sl5 machine in
America: sells at signt, and agents are coinfng
money: send for sample and terms to agents at
once. OFFICE SPECIALITY MFG. CO., McCance
Block, Pittsburg. de6-u
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Allegheny Residence.


ITO LET-BRICK DWELLING, WASHINGTON
IL street. Allegheny; IL rooms modern i'm
provements. Inquire BOON 2Os, Bissell Block.
de4-96-MWFsu
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Busineas ernnhs

ITO LET-A LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED
Il art gallery; centrally located on (Clay ave-
nue) the principal business avenue Of Jeannette,
Pa. splendid opening for the right party. Ad-
dress BOX l37. Jeanette, Pa. de6-13
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UNOR sALE-s2, OOO-LOT 21x75, FREMONT ST.,
q near Pennsylvania avenue, Second ward. Al
legheny: the last Of the MOhicans on this street.
A. LEGGATE & SON. 81 Federal st. de5-6
TNOR SALE-ON ESPLANADE ST., ONE OF
II the most desirable residence locations in
Allegheny; neat brick house Of rooms, in fTst-
class order, See W. A. HERRON & SONS. 50
Fourth ave. de3-72-TuF
TNOR SALE-LACOCK ST, NEAR FEDERAL
L St., Allegheny; vacant lot 6Ox1OO; price f9OO
a foot; new buildings being erected on adjacent
lots, which will enhance value. A. LEGGATE q
SON, 81 Federal st. Allegheny. de5-6
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FOR sALE--BUsINEss.

Business strands.
TNOR SALES. 500-GRANT ST., BET. SECOND
II and Third aves. 3-story brick business proper
ty of rooms hall and storeroom; side alley: good
cellar: rents for S720 per year. ALLIES & BAILEY,
ia Fourth ave Tel I67 de6-20
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Femnle Help.
w WORK. Apply at No. 2i8 FEDERAL
ST. Allegheny. de6-21
"ANTED-sECOND GIRL-MUsT HAVE
w some experience with children, and
Protestant preferred; no laundry work. Address
BOX I54, city. de6-H
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Suburban IIors.

ORSALE-AT WILKINSBURG-LOTSs sOxI5o;
Il Rebecca street, minutes from sta. S25 down,
bal YOUR own time W. E. HAMNEVr, 4O4
Smithaeld street. Pittsburg, and Williamsburg.
deo-SS
TTOR sALE-AT BRUSHTON-LOT 4Ox1S7 ON
10 Bennett street, minutes from sta, "a 0;
also corner lot 4Ox137 5 minutes from sta, $500.
W. E. HAMNETT, 404 Smithfeld St, Pittshurg,
and Williamsburg, Pa. de5-5S
NOR SALE SPECIAL INDICTMENT IN
IL price and terms to early purchasers OF those
very desirable building lots at AspinwalL the most
beautiful location on the West 2. X. X. call or
send for plans free. W. A. HEBRON & SONS,
No. 80 Fourth ave. de3-24-TuF
The evening world., 1889-08-22
Fast Time Mt Saratoga.

ESPECIAL To INV INFNlNb NbhID,l
SARATOGA RACE TRACK, Aug. ~. The
mir was delightfully."- cool this morning and drew
ont another large crowd to the trnck, who wit
ne sci some Of the h { racing ever run.
Prodiral Son was a big ~iavorite for the first
race and won Ca-lly.
Il II Iiarrl-ou ran n mile IN 1.4Oil in the
second race, which IL she fastest ever made IN
tins track.
Flr.t Race-For two-year-olds that have, not
won since July 20 at live t]urlOnEs. -Prodigal
Son lay back until the last iur.ong, when he
came from fourth place and won east y by two
lengths from Cccil H.. n neck before Lite
Crete. Iimr-l. o!'i. Mutuols paid @ll. 90.
Second Eace-for threr-yoar-oldB ard mp
ward; one mile. Only three horses wee en-
tered, and tie race Wan hOtIN Cputrst,d nom the
start. with Ben harrison finally winning 10y =
length aud u half from Bel" uOr, VINO bent Leo
II. by a neck. Tn time, l.+o,i, l. the ia test
ey,rru on this track. Mutuels paid 80. 80.
Th'rI Racc-lAc Ncyerwyck stake" for three
yrar-pid~ and inward, at one m..c and 300
ward. -LaliuIa Belle woI easily, hy n length
and a half from Gypsy Queen, with Brown
Prince : Sly lengths back. Time ~.
MUtuc'- PAL / 81. .,
Forth race Handicap, sweepstakes, for all
ace: mlc aud n sixteenth. -Noshurg. made all
tie r]Wulnr and won hy a, length from yr'-
mort, who Wa two leuCths before Bravo.
Ilmc-l.i9, MUtuels paid sll.+O.
The evening world., 1889-08-22
TILTED AT S..
Widow NOOlan Sues Young Me0nahan
for Breach of Promise.
Her Lover, Now Grown Cold, Raises
Frivolous Objections.
Doesn't Like Her Seven Children or
Her Calling as II Washcrwomun.


KfNGsToy. n. Y, Aug. 22.-The fires Of
love never die and 60 out forever. They
some ines shoulder aud give out some signs
of life, but when they are famed by the
breath of the little god they flame up again as
iiorcely us ever.
That IL why this locality is not excited over
the suit Of the widow Noontn against Daniel
Mrcnnlan for breach of promis, of marriage.
III, widow ~ + Xty-iNe years Id, and the
father of her seven children has repos, Il
undrrt q sod tlc-e lmnN mo'ths. rs let
alone Mrs. Noon,n has fed err babies with
tho rrudu o her toll ~ u washcf-W oman.
DTn Is n gay young tasclunt I of thirty
years. ant p nvcd with the widows Z dcrt
boy hen thev were children,
They live at the halnleU OF X ngs urv. and
il ha~ long been II ruhjcct of village gossip
I n, Dan and Katie were very sweet upon
each otner.
Now Cntharine sues Daniel Tor breach of
promise and nskN the Court Tor 50 900 ~ balm
OF Gil, al % her lace ated affect ons.
She nlie es That her Romeo was rs amorouS
as Il turtle dove, and tina he clincucd Their
engagement by renewing his Nows on every
puss bic and impossible CCnsiOn, and hat
thcy celcbr ned Their engagCmCnt an he
Fourth of July all togeth r.
Ana now, ilaS' Daniel "crawls." He
"reoegrs" the nut. and ,Eys their marriage
C.nn be.
ON, De tid,ous man!
Such reasons ms this monster gives nre
enOu-h to make he heart OF every IesJeCta-
bile unbetruthed washerwoman in America
turn faint.
He sn'd the engagement must end, because
the widows Il llv emp ON men de aInCd her
over the wash ub till after his scheduled
counting hOur.
He wanted tn leg II counting every evening
II later tuan Z O'Clock. md Mrs. Moot ans
work frequently kept her ill . O'Clock or
later. lurther he objects to the WIDOWS
seven hlIrtu,
The evening world., 1889-08-22
A Similar Crime to the
Staying Of Lyman
s. Weeks.
Almost Hacked 10 Pieces with
a Bowie knife.
A Terribly Trutal Crime by
a Midnight Marauder.
The Murdered Mans Wife 'sss Him
Stabbed to Death.
a Vigilant Policeman Captured the
Murderer as he Ran.
Ono Of His Companions Caught In This
A Vigilant Policeman Captured the
Murderer as he Ran.
One Of Ills Companions Caught in This
City and COnfeSSeS.

A murder even more horrible and more
brutal han that o. LYMAN S.. Weeks, who was
shot dead by a burglar on March Is, 1887, was
commit, ed in Brook yn ear y this morning.
The victim is Christ IN Wilhelm Luca, a
well.to do German groceryman, who lives
with his family over his store at the corner
of Jay and High streets, within three blocks
of the Bridge entrance.
The un ~ortunate man was literally hacked
to pieces with a big bowie knife in the hands
of a burglar who had broken into his apart
ments.
The murderer's name is Charles McIlwain,
m the people say he had two accomplices.
McTlwain WIS arrested Immediately after
the murder as he was leaving the house, and
is now ,ocked up in the Second Precinct
Police Station.
He is q driver of an ice wagon for Cough
lin Bros. of his city, but he lived ut l43
High street. Brooklyn, only a few doors from
Lucas store.
His two accomplices are said to be protes'
sional burglars, and the police give heir
names as Martle DIveen and Tom Quinlan.
both of whom are reported to be ~well-known
crimi, ais.
THE MURDER.
The murder was committed about $50 this
morn Nc. AMI ever since daybreaK the street
in fir mt of the house has been crowded with
people, eager TO onta IL every scrap OF news
in regard to the terrible tragedy.
THE DEAD A HOME.
The house is o three-story frame building
in The rear of which il q yard open ng ON
High stleet, and inclosed by a high bard
fence,
Mr.. Luca occupied the entire second ioor
with his 'amily. The front room on Jay str ct
was used as a sitting.r, ON, the middle room
a. q bedroom where Mr.. and Mrs. Luca and
The evening world., 1889-08-22

THE ROOM IN WHICH THE MURDER TOOK PLACE.
and had staggered to the sink In the corner
of the room.
'FoR cons SAKE GET NE SOME HELP"
For Gods sake, Mary, get me some
help" he groGned. ~ believe l am killed"
and with that he sank down in a heap IN the
corner of tho room.
The shrieks of the woman aroused the
whole neighborhood and a few seconds after
ward DR.. Stone, who lives on the opposite
side o. Jay street, came running IN.
1t was too late. however, to do anything
for the wounded man. He was fast dying.
LITERALLY HACKED TO DEATH.
There were three or four deep gashes on
his right shoulder and arm, and II horrible
cut in the brea,t rig It under the heart from
which hi, life-blood was pour ng N a
8 ream. With II ell IN nutes he hid breRthed
his last. and S ,eet was spread over his BODY
lust where be fell to wat the coming Of the
Coroner.
DRRNcHED WITH BLOOD.
The carpet of the room near the window
was drcnched with blood, aud on the sill of
the window and all Town the side of the
house there was a s nm which looked us if a
torrent OF blood had been Jour d down there.
Crowds ABOUT THE HOUSE.
Hundreds Of people stood in tina a'N~"' this
The evening world., 1889-08-22
morning and eyed the horrible spectacle

curiously.
THE MAN WHO CAUGHT THE MURDERER.
Policeman Kennedy. who has the rost on
Hish 4, rect. was the officer who captured the
muir lerer. He said to an EVENING WORLD
reporter this morning:
II was standing at the corner Of Bridge aud
High stree = about 9. 40 A. NJ, when l heard
n nan yelung Murder! police!' up the
street.
II started on q run md hadn't gone half q
block when ] saw n man running towards mo
with his shoes III his hhnd ON the other side
of the street.
II ran over and grabbed him. He had
blood ON his clothes. and would at first give
no account OF himself.
PUT 1HE HIPPERs On HIM.
Officer Cassidy OF the next post came up
and we put the nippers on him and searched
him. We found a ig, wlcked.looking knife
with a blade SIX inches long and covered
with blood in his pocket.
1--WE took him up 10 the corner and found
that Mr.. Luca had been stabbed by q burglar,
SO we to- the fellow in.
Mr.. Luca was so for gone that he couldn't
tax and he died u minute a forwards.
hTS'pNlGEb Al IhE AJhDthths
Both Mrs. Luca and he servan recognized
him as the man who had stabbed Mr.. Luca,
and the little boy Harry also identified him
as the man he saw runnin out the gate.
M'ILwAIN OWNS UP.
"McIlwain then confessed that it was he
who stabbed Luca, aud told where he lived.
ut 143 Hiph street.
II asked him where the other man was and
he sad there was no other at first, AMI then
told me thtt lie lad a companion, Lut he
didn't know where lie had zone
/ Gent hun to tie iatiOn-house. and then
went around to the house where he said he
lived.
&" met n young woman there who said she
was Nc lwain's wife. Ihev had oniv been
ma RED n We k aud had> taken Iooins at the
hbnsr last Satu' day.
They occupied the back pnrlor. The
woman was very tough look n aud McIlwain
himself had n dtspera. e appearance.
WHAT M'ILwAIN's WIPE SAYS.
when l asked her where her husband
was last night. she said that he had | cen
home IL the evening. He h d two friends
from Now No'k with him. aid they went tc
bed after working the growler till about mid
night.
At Q o'clock she sid her husband and hi.
two fIiendS went on and she lad L ,eel
them since. ! immed atelv placed her under
arrest a an important Witness III the case. ,
SHE TOLL THE DETAILS OF THE PLOT.
1t ls said that a ter a private examination al
The police sta ion the McIlwain woman gave
away 10 the D lice the details o the whole
plot 10 rob Nj. Luca. wro was supposed &c
have a large sum of money always in the
house with I'm.
She also gave the names of McIlwain's nc.
completes. She ia said TO be n native OF
Cherry ltlll md we'll known 10 all the des
perate characters of that neighborhood.
LUcA WELL KNOWN AM LIKED.
The murdered groceryman WIS vel known
i'll TIE locality, where he has kept his store
for he past seven years.
He was forty years old and lived in this
country fifteen years. His wife ID consider
The evening world., 1889-08-22
YELLOW FEYLR ON THE SHIP.
The Captains Young wife n Victim to the
Disease.

PHILADELpHIA, Aug. "2.-On the thipJohn A.
Briggs. Capt. Balch, commander, lying at the
Brtahwntcr since Tuesday, is the body of the
captains young wife, TO whom he was married
only little more than a year ago.
She was stricken with yellow fever on the
journey from Rio Janciro and died within a
week.
The captain determined, in spite Of the pc IT,
lcutial character of her fatal illness, to bring
her body homc TO her relatives in Machias, Ne,
elr nki,g from giving her over to the Sea.
The ships CarpCuter made a wooden case.
Her body was Ilnccd in II. The box Wa covered
with canvas and coated over tllckly with tar;
This was given temporary burial in the ,and
ballast in the h.ld. the rhip being without
cargo. until the vessel shOn!d MAKE port.
II IL now necessary. before the body can he
shipped by rail T. Maine. to secure the cJu,c! I
Of the health authorities of each state through
which II viii have to pas.
The report that there were ten other cases of
yellow lew on the ship is den cd by Capt, Hud-
ton, o. the tug r.. '. Macaulley, which came up
from the B:CakWatCr.
The evening world., 1889-08-22

THE WINDOW THROUGH WHICH THE BURGLAR
CLIMBED.
In and WINS making his way to the front room.
where it was supposed that Mr.. Luca kept his
money box.
1t was quite dark at the time.
HIS VICTIM AWAKENED.
He had reached the passagewav leading
through the bedroom when Mr.. Luca was
awakened by the noise. and got up to Rec
whai was the matter. Hesdid not wake his
wife.
As he entered the dining-room he Jaw the
figure of a man making for the window and
grappled him at once.
Mcllwain was so frightened that he
dropped his hut near the bedroom door,
where it was picked up afterwards. He was
in his stocking feet
TABLE WITH A BOWIE KNIFE.
Luca was a big, powerful man. weighing
over W hundred pounds. and he would
have made short work with the n'ruder had
not the latter been armed with a knife. an
ugly-lookng weapon, witt a blade fully six
inches ong.
AS soon as Luca seized him near the win
dow they began to tussle about. knocking
the furniture about and making a great
noise. which woke up all the rest of the
family.
A DEATH
Mrs. Luca rushed out OF the bedroom. fol.
lowed by Harry, her nlne-year-old son, and
the servant came out of the other door.
Luca was down on one knee in front of the
window INT his assailant stood over him,
striking an repeatedly.
I'm BFING MURDERED
Help! Murder. Police" shouted Luca
at the top of his voice. Help In being
murdered"
Mrs. Lu q jumped forward and caught the
murderer hy the arm while the servant
grabbed him by the coat, while Luca tried tc
get up.
Stand back" cried McIlwain, to the two
women tlourishing his knife, which they
then Jaw for the first time. STAND bach
and let 60 of NE. or I'll cut you pen as I did
him."
THEN HE JUMPED FROM H NDo
Both w"men al rark back in horr r. an
McIlwa n jumped out Of hs window,
and grabbing rp his shoes ian out Of
the yard down High street.
Luca meanwhile had struggled to his feet
The evening world., 1889-08-22

the two elder childreu-Harry, nine years
old, and Gus, our years old-slept.
The rear room looking out on the yard is a
comfortably furn she apartment used as q
~dining-room, and n small room opening out
OF ii was occupied by the servant, MAZDA,
who also had the ably under her charge.
Two clerks. Hcury Beekman and n boy
named Dick, 3 ept in the front hail edroom.
ENTERED THE EoUs' PROM THE REAR.
The burglar entered the yard in the rear
OF the house, and put a ladder up to the
middle second story window. McElwain was
the one selec ed TO go in.
THE MURDERER BUT NINETEEN YEARS OLD.
He is n slightly built young man and only
nineteen years old.
He opened the window easily and crawlei