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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
Klaner's Influence with the Cor
oner Said to Be In
furious.
How the Relatives Of Jew
elry-Laden Unfor-
tunates
Have to Pay Involuntary Funeral As
sessments Before They Get
HeirlOOms.

The EAGLE is in receipt of numerous
letters complaining of what some of
them allude to as "whack-up" be-
tween the Coroner's office and Klaner,
the undertaken.
THE EAGLE is loath to believe that
there is any "whack-up," but if half
that is reported is true the matter
should be investigated to the bottom.
One of the letters received states
that a friend of the writer recently
committed suicide.
The body was taken to Klaners So
called morgue, which consists of an
undertaking establishment on Monroe
street.
When the widow applied for the
iewelry and effects of the dead man,
she was informed at the Coroner's of
fee that she could not get them until
an exorbitant bill of Klaner's was paid.
At least six such cases are reported,
and there are, perhaps, many others.
When did the Coroner's Office be
come an undertakers collection
agency?
When did the Coroner's Office be-
come a branch of the Probate Court
Who made Klaner the official Coun.
ty Undertaken, with unlimited pow
ers, anyway?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
A Correspondent Doubts if
Patti Is in Town,
Saying that the Red Haired Lady Now
at the Auditorium Is Not the
PTima Donna,
And that the Only Original Patti OF
the Raven TTesses Is Still
in Europe.

CHICAGO, Dec. Is.
To the Editor:
Do you know that l do not believe
that Patti is in America? YoS may
be startled at this, but l have heard
the lady now singing at the Audito-
rum, and she sings no more like the
Patti of old than any other woman
would. Besides, this Patti has red
hair.
The real Patti had black hair, and
was beautiful to look upon.
Who ever heard of a pronounced
brunette dyeing her hair red?
am not the only one who thinks
that Patti is not at the Auditorium.
How is it? G. L. B.
THE EAGLE does not know how it
is, but it cheerfully offers its columns
to the Auditorium people, if they de-
sire to reply to c. E. b., who is a
well known club man.
1t is not likely, however, that either
Mr.. Ferd. Peck or Mr. Milward Adams
would permit any such imposture.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
PATTI.

THE EAGLE places no reliance in the
rumors that Patti is not in Chicago.
1t has the greatest confidence in the
good Judgment Of ticket spectators.
They would not have bought so heavily
at the Auditorium if Patti was not
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
Mr.. THOMAS LYNCH, JR.

1t As too bad that a spirit of preJu-
dice and bigotry defeated Mr.. Thomas
Lynch, Jr., for Drainage Commits
sRoReT.
His fine business talents, tireless
energy, and absolute honesty would
have helped the public.
Personally, he is better off out of
.llliee
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
STOP THIS j!
genuine.

If there is any collision between
Klaner'5 undertaking shop and the
Coroners office it should be exposed.
People who have business with the
Coroner are in no mood to be robbed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
THE COUNTY OFFICES.

The Offices in the gift Of the County
Boarl should be filled with stalwart
Democrats. just as the offices in the
Government building should be filled
Gith stalwart Republicans.
n mugwumps are wanted by the
p.spple
Their proper place Is the private
station.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
TURN THEM OUT.

Captain Stephens is right when he
saws that married men ought to sup
port their wives.
The schools and public offices should
be emptied Of married women with
able bodied husbands.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
DR.. SPRAY

Cook County never had better Su-
perintendent for her Insane Asylum
than DR.. J. c. Spray.
He deserves appointment at the
hands of the Democratic Commission
ers to the plGc, he served 50 long and
we'll
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21
HARkIES kiAGSHip

Nh bav ou ths ad tH, u.mo
eata Ara e,cr th, h.. lAai ths um
atsss sue lueins t.euemaaH. raIg
ilae bat ths uaa u.u. a.,
- heIss subjected q e. .H ..
AAasltu
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

Mr.. c. E. CRAFTS is Representa-
tive in the Legislature, holds a high
place in railroad circles, and wants to
be County Attorney. His partner is a
Master-in- Chancery, and yet he is not
happy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

THE public are anxiously waiting to
see how much of q hold Catch-on E.
Crafts has on the County Board.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

FRANK P. SHERIDAN will give salts
faction as Committee Clerk of the
County Board.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

SLOWLY but surely the wide-open
gambling question is forcing Cregier
to the rear.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

FRANK SCALES will make a better
County Attorney than Catch-on f.
Crafts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

JAMES G. STRAIN will make an eX-
cellent Warden of the County Hos
pital.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

WHAT a mate Brother Crafts would
would make for our own chilly Willie!
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

THERE is no place for gamblers in
decent politics.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

Already people are giving odds that
Creiger will rot be renominated.
The gambling curse is killing him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

IT is shame that the city of Chica-
go has not morgue of its own.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

Is KLANER's connection with the
Coroner's office a "stiff?"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

The EAGLE called the turn" on the
new Chief of Police four weeks ago
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

WHAT is there to this Hertz-Klaner
business, anyway?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

CHICAGO needs a new morgue.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-12-21

THE trust must bust.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-10
CUTlCURA ABROAD

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which has in a short time cured me of an
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BRRGEn NORWAY. Aoe7tturJorretniay
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| lItiii.CuTa
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KNOW IT'S VALUE

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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rNYO CANAL COMPANY.

TNYO CANAL COMPAsN.-Lo
L cation Of principal place OF bust
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works, Owens Valley, inyo county
alifsrnia.
Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting of e B ard of Directors
ELI on the 18th day of oct 1883. an
assessment (No.S OF ten tio) cts pc
snare was le ien upon the car it'i stock
# the corporation, p+NaDle i'm M Ell
ate V, in United states gold com, Ia ihe
secretary AT the Office of he Com pany,
corner of arson and Pro tor streets.
arson City, Nevada Any stock up n
wni IN this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the llfh day of Nov, 1889,
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nent is made befo e, will be lt 'n
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ogether With cost o advertising and
expenses of sale BY oruer of The
Soald of Directors.
T. r. HOFER,
secretary.
Office 1.-THE Bullion and Exchange
BenE corner II Carson and Proctor
streets Carson CIV <evada illip
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DR.. C. D. Salfeld
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AN FRAN CISCO. CA

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aAbs dfeAs
SsFea> h e a.
ing Hernesss
a n d er -
TH NC is the
legitimate result
OF over twenty
years practice. bva
THO F. y q G L Y
QUALIFIED BA
d Y A TIE PHYSI-
CLAN Of one OF
the highest me :
c;a' cole ge I
Z u o p e ar 4
CURES w 1T n
10 N f A Ii NJ
% + r 7 A IN T Y
Nervous ard physi-
The evening world., 1889-10-14
THE REASON WHY.

there at last stood before him a small and very
dGrk-colored girl, who, having listened to his
explanations and remarks, replied to them by
asking il there were other servants.
"Well, nos" said Mr.. Dibbs, There are not;
but -
Then, of course, I have a bedroom to my
self -
"Oh, yes, yes!' said Mr.. nibbs.
Then Ill come said the girl. I'm Just
take the address, and then -
but you'd better go down with me "'said Mr.,
Dibbs.
The girl hesitated q moment.
II may tell my friends I'm going ? I'll not be
gone q moment, " said she.
Mr.. Dibbs assented. The girl departed, but
returned in a few moments; and Mr.. Dibbs took
his new cook home in triumph, to the great JOY
of Mrs. Dibbs, who watched them from the
nursery window as they game along the road.
When questioned by her new mistress. the
girl proved respectful and apparently capable.
She stated that she had just come from the
South, that she had been q slave before tho civil
war. and was brought up as 4 cook by ''old
missuS." She gave her lame as Biddy. and de-
clared herself anxious to suit. Aud having
given satisfactory answers to all ~interroRRtories.
she took her way to the kitchen. where she set
The evening world., 1889-10-14

Mr.. Diggory Dibbs, a tradesman of New York.
AAving bought a house out of town and COM
fortably esta blished himself aud family therein,
found himself one morning in that state to
which the father of a family residing in the
rural districts is 10 often reduced cookless,
Matilda Mlhins, who had condescended to ac-
cept the place, having departed in wrath be-
cause of o bitter argument concerning the
pudding.
30 bring a new cook home with you, dear"
aid Mrs. Dibbs, ~ che gave him her parting
salute. " can't leave the children. you know,
while Sister Julia is away. and l cant take the
whole tribe walking about with me-"
MIR. DibbS promised to do his best, and hav-
ing made a promise, he never broke it; but his
task was a hard one. Not a cook, Of all who sat
airing their heels in the Domestic servants
Registry Office, would condescend to accept q
situation in louisville. Contcmptuous Qlances.
shifts, and scornful twists OF the head were his
portion, whether he made his modest request to
Martha, Jane, Maria, sALy. or DinAh. Even q
Frenchwoman. who represented herself as being
able to do anything, and willing to oblige,
hasped her hands, and exclaimed; THE coun-
'ryl All. gracious heaven. Monsieur must see
The abSurdity-but no."
And poor Mr.. Dibbs was in despair. whom
The evening world., 1889-10-14

door Of the servants room, which opened on
the platform OF the stalrs-tnC room being built
over the Kitchen. standing slightly a!Qi; aud as
he looked O black lace, onclrcied by "A ll!Chtcan,
abuu, IT, pushed II to Biddy's face, biddy's
hand, without a donbt. -,
Had to get breRklas Yourself, my dear %
said MI. Dlbbs, as he took his seat at the
.,.Qh, no." replied his wife. why did you
And al that moment Blddy, in her ordinary
dreSy. waiSe ed into the room with a plate OF muf"
~''.SinGulaT. aid Mr.. Dibbs, to himself, but
made no IWther explanation;
II WAS q month nee Blddy's entrance into the
Rmily, aud he had given every RatlHtaction.
still il wa plain 10 be seen that something was
Aunt Julia had returned home, and every one
wa well, but Mrs, Dlbh+ looked %anNiour. SO
dld her sister. So also did MIR. DibhF.
The ladies' exchanged lnysteriouS chances, with
each other, and the, gentleman often shook his
head warningly at his eldest boy. when ho had
just opened his lips 10 say something.
DIR. Dlbbs often asked ms wife What troubled
her, aud she irnlrentIy said; Why are you
At last JULIA was found in Mysteries in, the
hall. and matters grew too serions to be kept
quiet any longer.
- must know what H., sad Mr.. Dibbs.
II don't see why you should be ashamed Of
nerves. / suppose. We'd better sead for a
"Tm, not nervous, " Sobbed Julia. "oh. dear!
SThsrs nowl" said Mrs. .pibbs. II declare
can't bear 1t any Longer. Ny dear poor Ivy
u tSEeP to SRqSt;sSsImT; SSS shss e Sf of tSs
sort myself. She sees = black woman exactly
like Biady over and over again, when, blddy is
somewhere else to my certain knowisdGc' and
The evening world., 1889-10-14

Biidy; HI pay ron M to the end Of next month,
but can't bear Gllost-seetug any %!1nGgtr," ..ru
Very well, ma'am," sad Blddy, III
pack mp. You mrst e1clfo there being TWO o
Very singular" raid Mr.. Dibbs; very
Biddy vent ~upstairs to, pack her clothes and
came down with her bundle.
ma'am said she, there they are. IL there Is
two % inc. Why, I'm honest.
Then Blddy slowly proceeded to spread upon
tho fOor her worldly possessions, which were
neither numerous nor costly.
Nothing that amt mine" she said; and
She tISued tins receptacle inside out as she
spoke, and .proad out her hands.
I'm hone /. IT, there l. two OF me- she said
again. II can't hCip that;
'' Ma - cried Fred, inst then bursting in at the
door, "RGdy Il gong DER the, bridge with a
bug bundle! Oh, why here Is Blddy! On, my,
The three elder folks rushed to the window,
and -tond so.cmnly gazing out.
10 tie room brrilr them stood Eiddy. with her
black ca.co lresr, pirk calico apron and round
black hat and u bundle under her arm
passed Biddy's double black dress, pink apron,
round hat, bundle and all. They all saw it at
once. 1t was frighttul. Miss Julia sank into a
6sud's ARM; Fred fairly yelled; even the sterner
There are more things in heaven and
'11t''Yes msSsua, said B!ddy, "GoOd-mOrninG,
Away she won't, and those to whom she bade
Adieu breRthed more easily when she had left
The most curious thing ever heard Of.
for the ScieMfuc TR,esti0ator, anda letter on the
subject to my friend. MI. HocuS' the mesmeris1
The evening world., 1889-10-14
DON'T Miss This.

At 10 O'Clock this morning the doors were opened,
and since that time the store has been crowded all the
time at tho great ,half-price, sale IF fine clo,hing ut
Henry Bach's, I0S Broadway, between 3 h and 9th sts.,
New FORK. This is a bous-tide hall: price sale. and
goods must be closed out on account OF q change in the
Euilding The finest ready-made clothing, the latest
designs and best worhma nship that can he found m any
clothing house in New York, must 20 at prices less than
you ever heard OF before; We adyise you not 20 lst this
Opportunity mass, as a chance for such extraordinary
Bargains in hue goods. may mover occur again. Lot
number z, 0OI nlEw .ol Diagonal, Vile Vale and
in Worsteds, 3S. ~ for mems suits. This Is a
mngnihcent suit and positively a bargain at Sl9, and
IL a fine, dressy suit II inust'bC sosn to he appreciated.
Elegant DiaRoual Cashmere Mems suits, $40. so, n
positive BergSin ut $40, Finest quality blue and black
Wide Vale Mems Suits, Sl3. % regular pi ~, S25.
Fine inporIed GCorkscIew and Gay Diagonal Men =
ket affords and positively cannot DO got anywhere e 50
for less than S35. line Ces,imere Pants, o.; regular
price, rs. Our 90 and - NJ EMS Pants are The seine an
marked mp elsewhere lor 81 and -. The entire stock
At this great half ca. price sale OF Mems Fine Ready
Maize Clothing at Henry BAch's. 7BS Brondwry. be,
bring IL with YOU Remember the address, 16S Broad
way, next TO corner OF oh Ut.
The evening world., 1889-10-14

herself 2calously to work at dishwashing with
out delay.
"A perfect treasurer Mrs. Dibbs declared;
decidedly a perfect treasurer
There was no cause to change their opinion
next day. nor the next. On the third night,
however. Mr.. Dibbs was surprised, on alightiug
from the train at the station, TO Ece Biddy in her
black straw hat and waterproof cloak standing
oil the platform. He addressed her, but she did
not answer him and he fastened home, Won
dcring what had happened that the treasure "
should have been dismissed so suddenly. To
his surprise Biddy oper ell the door for him.
We'll, Biddy. you must have walked fast TO
get here before me- lie said, piessantly.
Il ddy maize IA c%OurtCry, but n d nothing.
saw you at the station. didn't 2 said Mr..
pibbs, n.,,n,,
You've been there 2"
Not e. my knowledge, y r."
Her way OF being polite and leaving it all to
me, said Mr.. Dibba to himself.
But though he d sooyercd that Biddy had not
leit the hon c all day; he could scarcely believe
that he had not soen her.
That very evening another odd thing hap
pened. Young Fred DibbS, going to the barn
to look for q lost chicken, came IN with a story.
- 1t was standing by the well. looking ever so
funny; but Just ~ / was going to run / saw it
was Blddy,, al wrapped mp 10 somethipR."
=" Biddy has been standing Just there chop
mother, pointing to the kitchen door,
IL was no more Biddy thar IL was a ghost, but
the boy persisted in, his statement. He was 70
obatinate, indeed, that he was sent to bed In
Mr.. Dibbs slept late next morning and was
aroused by the breAktasJ-bell. AZ he hurried
downstairs. consulting his watch. he saw the
The evening world., 1889-10-14

Most mysterious. ipdeed!'
1t WAS nearly two hours after Biddys de-
parture, that q stout gentleman in @ cap rang
the door-bell. Mrs. Dibbs answered it in perS
son. There stood before her a stout gentleman
~ cal, madam, he said, Ito make q few in-
ouirles concerning a girl You, engaged ebouu
three weeks ago-a colored girl, named Biddy.
l should like my inquiries to DO quito prlVate ior
the present. ii YOU please.
Mrs, Dibbs instantly summoned her husbanq
and sister. The parlor doors were closed. and
the visitor began: II do not wish the girl, 20
suspect anything as yet; II E96 oh Gan Keep net
"She left Us this morning. =" sad Mr.: DinnS.
pentIemnman. ""PrSy, may [ ask il anything
"sir. aid Mr.. Dibbs, ',,something singular
did occur. I presume you hope to investigate
'""'SWci. s,r said the other, II don't call il
that, you know. | see you've been taken lni
inst a. tho Frosts were. She's ente girl 'hA'
D'"iMiiy dear sirI' cried Mr.. Dibbs. - You sciep-
tifc men doubt everything; Now it II certain
to me that Biddy has a Double, myself . III.
I'm rot exactly what yon. suppose me. I'm :
New York detective. Biddy's double is . deaf
and dumb twin sister, A. like her a. two peas.
aud tins ghost dodge i her nttie game. Sne
IT. amt she goes through the closets and trunks.
Has the lady made certain that nothing -
The wraith-se9rs stared et each other: Mr:
together. a few minutes inSpectt9pp, proved 70
them that they had been. robbed. While, biddy
had been exhibiting her bundle the, double neo
walked away with another containins snevct...
6ibbSs watSh, which he had left on the stang
in hrs room that morning, and = QuAnuty OF
plate from the d~ininG~roon-