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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
aIIEnIFF AALR.


Louis schlAspa fisss doslt
Ny virtue Of a. 0fder Of sails Issued Nv
he clerk NJ chs O1uFt VI fnmm0n pleas " hlalh nl
o. n lne ab0Yn anilnn and W me dlfpfted VII pnHl
fOf 6ale Rt Ruhilf nhlop ~ ihe nplI " nv fnnfl
houle N nlee'Y NJ oanNh 90
Saturday, the sth day OF June, 1880
i,a following described roal estate situated IN ihe
county VI slaik anu stale NJ Ohini and theNh ~ a
part " ihn nnllWrl lnarei ~ hmllph a. iNl-
heneilg iol 9 eognal a, a pplAt @ he eelf e,,
eastward tt0ln We hlulhNNhl NnfnW Nl hi,l l
iand Onatalnlng arIH conveyed % fhfi lhAnf
anl Wiia W isaiah " Fool W lnea nANl OpNlti
"a laill lhpnCe nlHhWHfih ti ittl lhihta lai
Aiol Win lhe Nll hnulltf Ml selI lnpN W y WY
thence easiWhfdip AipnH ihe huI,h lnp ~ thlN ~
kcT0 turt bg fri aad klufhri ihfurt anulNailN
uafalln with thr WHst UuundaIl NJ nalN No AfiN
iTaet e0g frr 4 inches w apnlnl w i hnill llhh W
said WlillaWs land thfntp WuANhfNg uh we nnltN
line OF Williams and ~ ~ hlh'hes M bF't gl W,
arht nf Way AftOsi . HHlp N iAnd in ipa vide fnn
Hng wfai and eHst sllNas hal lre Alin hepi ph lht
eas( aide thnTn0i aud blnp ~ inN Hllt nlulinF
saT0hs SAID tN0 HfIe irafl npnh hhl fnnh lhn rhl
Ine of SAID arlp bppg ihp said utHl llhe N ~ pA
sWners al any ana al psus NJ kala ave are iTaa
uie Tlglit VI Why ief ihnuli ilielr helr and AtHf
IoTeVe said tWOhiIa Ui ihnh raid flHhlt tnf NAJ 10
ssad by said grantee mo hflFa anh aefigha eib n
appuslanA " the lAi,Al ~ Aad hpIety tpHttied
tul subieol " All luFAl Highways
Appraised at tioo
Raie W eommuate ~ pne e'oioA y m' Ie'IhA
'"'" 4. LHRiR0ER hheTln'
MulHW a foHsa,NA ARW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Saturday, the 18TH day of June, 1850,

the following dose rbod ptcmiNa ,o.wlt gllaalo "
,s,, ~ pn,'nsIn gtnft fuunty, Onto, nnd bulhg
nart OF Inc northwest and southwest Nuiftsf. ~
tcrtlnn 10. township ~ raHu bghhleu W. @ lnl,
nNai byulnnluu 10 puiNi Ia thu fuan ltNllhN lluu
W,eentotyn 10 Utrcihb ifgh AZ pulht whore thn
tnrtlon quarter llno ~ deviation ot hAll qnitWt
Wnrs rtinIinR nufth aud south through dnontolh
Nance north on said line o aud O'lO puIghN 70 lho
nnrthoaAt aud sOnthnah corner ot hAld quAHnIei
tbrnep north whole dlnlnnoo, and dcNreuh tAAt
tnnnd ii. 40 pof0hes w AtAKo, hunoo vtab ~ anu
N drereea north n and 2slO per htal thenoo huutn
~ degrec, WeHt 10 aud nsi0 POI ulOhesl thonoo cMb
HidOgfOeH south. W porchre W lho plAaN ei pogW'
ming contanng X vi 40 atrp more or loha'
Aito the following premises to-Witl litualn N sald
toWnthip noct on and range monu0ned IN wv
second cause NJ action hotcln, ana hounuoa ~ lol
lava commencing for The satnn ~ tho hoIlhuAs,
soTner OF "A tract OF land Knows M Me 'reAm MI,
uaotin thOnoe aonlh, 10 dugrouh nal thAlnt Nlu
Id marches 10 stake, thOneo .Oulh, X utktuW
woat To- ehaina and u pofohcu " ho oentot ~ toN
ieaalng from Orcputown " uroonAbnrHhl hcntt
norib Rg degrees west CHAINS Ahd w pclNhw "
p0int In the cOnirf Of Haa road NE hAino bpln AIS
mo eonthnnnt corner Of aad " s,m mhl tlrt. uhcncO
north a degrees 0Mt, with The uhH hounaAfy llhu
Of aaii Atcam mil property 10 thhinh ana purehoH
10 mo place o. hcglnnlng containing hhu Wio
lat tract 4 " an acro appraised ai 500
aalo 70 eonmohoo Al tt'ocH p, IN, Terms,
A. LEiNiNoEI, shtrin,
MoEo A MOUARTr, AttyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
AEOTnEG mUOLAitY

During the night au entrance WA
gained at l., X, Hurford6 grocery IN
North Cleveland avenue The itOnt
door was opened and several pocket
knives and a small amount oi money
taken, The police are In doubt ~ 70
whether the partie, who entered this
place are The Same ones who broke into
S0ntry n MuGuwaH'a,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

For months past gang OF CIa0rf lave
| been operating lu tAu uriglbuIIUE cities
! Dut Canton has been yuy Co., atB IN
| btlnP favored With yUlY .aV its
irum tha5g people, What loW l,l yon-
lulr 20 cumr W Canton aucuurHHd lu
doing yeIy little iu This oity, anU Giual
| ly lott after serving upt terms ui im-
! pilHuumrut uf were atnt 10 tHr pfui,nn-
uaIy iof good long lemb
Last night N itums ~ u q large gang
VI crooks had come 10 Canton with The
LIBERALIZATION Ui stealing everything
That u was pDiaiblb Tor thNm w lay
thtll hands Oh lhumpi0uBGircus wa
here dnd the gang probably thought
thty could reap ,Ilph harvest lAey
Wblh huecehhlul " aOnb extent bat die
not secure any great amount VI booty
siOE sTOm BUR0LAmgiu.
The largest depreciation eomm tied
last nlght was at SantTy n Nc
uOwana boot ana shoe store IN North
Market atfeet, An entrance VII gained
10 the place by amgshlng Ia . WlalOw
In the rear VI the building, The burg
lara feaped quite harvest here. Hecuf
lug hfty pair Of lne gentlemen HhOm.
Most OF the 6hoea that were ARfu we're
worth o. pair II seems 10 n the
burglars we're well posted In the value
OF shoes ~ none except good 0ug1 Wert
taken
II Is not known AZ iuat what TINE the
burglary WAS committed but 10 n
thought the work was done early 10 the
evening, About 10 o'clock a crash va
heard aa n q window had beeu broken
IN, but no particular attention was paid
10 the matter until the burglary was n,
ported this morning, Tho police are NJ
Work on the case and have hopes OF
capturing The burglars,
Cards have been sent t0all ilu 4rlglr
boring towns informing the onlC0n The
kind OF goods taken from Santty q Nc
GOwan'i last night
Word has heeu' received ~ pllloe
headquarters from New Berlin that
burglars enturrd the post u1lor u that
place last night and stole lmall
amount VI money aud i0w sms. art
clcN lti6 thought they wcrt The alme
parties who entered SanIry 4 McGoW
ans store
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

Edward Oolaud reported TO the police
this morning that last night while ~
the corner of Tenth aud Cherry itfeoN
ho was assaulted BY two men who drew
revolver aud demanded tia money or
his life, lle says he refused 10 give up
his money aud IN some manuor tne re
yOlYer went OF and the men were
frightened away before they auoc1eded
In rOhblCg him flo is unable 10 give a
very good description Of the men
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

Tho glAaos you httod " NY pySg are lnsl
snlondid Thgy r,vs fuO moro reliOf khan any
have over had. Although tried many opticians
And nlaAsoL none suit mo ~ well aa yours, lean
peo now far and uOnr with comfort,
Mus, ID. W. All,KR, UAir0NtOn, "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
rnNWs nm WAs NOlIED

Louis COrwin, a farmer living near
Alliance came 20 Canton yesterday 70
buy plow and see the circus, lie had
about 500 with him and instead Of buy
Ing the plow, no commenced 10 cele
bratG his arrival boy getting intOX Gated.
lie was arrested during The night by
Oncer MuCkley but had no muLey on
his person. This morning he was uu
able 10 tell where he had been robbed
Mayor Blake ined him ~ and costs
OTHER rOLlUE POINTERS,
James Leonard was arrested yesterday
by OnCer Sell Tor allowing a Oesspool
TO overflow Mayor Blake lned him NJ
and costs,
Il, llardesty was arrested last night
by O0ccr Romey tor drunkenness.
Mayor Blake Nned him q aud costs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

FOf soma tim0 have boon hind Ia my lOit Oyo,
became palo aud thin, and lost my appetite. !
have boon under Dr. Salm'B treatment for thrCO
months, and can now, out OF the formerly blind
Oyo, 400 aD good as ever, and hayo rOgainod my
former good health Respectfully,
n, BuCnn0LT2, WadHwOrth, Medina Co., q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
snERIBF SALE.

John II. waet Adot Ana' oIaol o. sale ~ dI,l ral
NhNNi altlN ,.NN"N '''''
John a,ripe et mon flaah Court
nv yiuue 0l M Aiaa order oi sale hiloa N
s',ha rig,E Of ibe tuuU ~ nnininun WHha pl ehll
WI ~ M tbe absyt atiinh aud 70 iae dlfeplna w
sWe, igr saie N pablo uuiolI ~ uH he' VI wv
ssu,t houae, In he olw oi Oan'oh' on
Saturday, the 10th day of June 1870
,As folioNinr dfa6fihod real estate nrlnn hd
nn,th half Of the nonhWtAt nnarlef ~ heftnn
ans i9l1 m nad lAkN DNnahlp hna opnlalhins
stghty ntres Of lAnd, he the mne Hotne lrs Va
seai 0efefrom tthci 0l ltnd haiuteluin lb,n SUI
cnv,yed out vi th6 VIVA Hdn N Hhd ltatl " nliA,h
nnd Jas giTlue ana bounded hhl aeteiptu W wv
is,ss neginning Tor N Hame htn thAlhh hoeh ol
- west corner 0t said qnAftrfi hpnte RNln
N A. a Jsgreee West along ihe wcAi lnr OF hluteuVph
a hn ehnins 40 no middle Of . pflN,tl fNall WtnW
.,n,,s ths middle VI aid fula N ~ drlintu rAM \
Hainsi thensA north . ~ drrfew th.l nn Gun w.
Rsnse notu, HT n drgferl Wul u thhlgh in lh'
nOn'o ,l at t"l IuNIprn ID a cnUnirlnF me hnd NW'N
H. bandroatm ii Hb'iuOl Hsf,g W pAJ "" tAA'e'
Appraised ~ npoo
sale 10 osAnopoc NJ She O'Clock p m' ror'h'
'AAh' A. LICiNINdEn sAorln
w.w,AJJ OLAEa. Auya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
The dront Chicago Boodlor Comes BACK
and BaCos the Music,

CuUAGo, May 3i,-lSpeCiall- WI,
MCGurrlgle who escaped from sheriff
MataOn lust year and made his way %
Cauada, has just appeared In Judge
Shepard's court TO plead guilty aud
staud trial
LATEN,
MCGarrigle plead guilty, paid $1,000
fine and court costs ard In now free
mnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

To be Had at the Tweuty.Third Annual
Bncampmoni Of ,he q, A, Il, ni Mil.
waukoo,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05
THE OLD HOUSE.
~ HELEN BIRD.

Like the mother, whose hands are folded,
Like the father whose work j. done,
1t seems, as empty and silent
1t stands in the soft June sun.
The tall grass waves BY the doorstep;
And the daisy and clover sweet
Spring, unchecked, in the paths once
troddcn
Bp busy or restless feet.
Syrnga and rose acacia
Still send out a faint perfume;
And the white rose-bu>h by the window
Bends low with its promise Of bloom.
We know not what phantom footsteps
Linger silently on the stair,
Or what voices. unheard by mortals,
MAY >till ioa; on the summer air.
But 70 us who stand on the threshold,
And gaze for a littlc space.
Come unhiddeu, strange thoughts and
iancies
OF a lost or a vanished race,
We know not what rapturouS vision
NOW burst, on the wondering sight
OF soul- III these confines imprisoned
Ere they walked IN those mansions Of
light
But NC trust that meroitul Father,
Who hccdtth THE raven that cries,
Ila> led them In cresne>t of pastures,
Where alb tear Are wiped from their eyes.
50 We ,cntcrl, ,owcr the curtain,
til >hu, out the i-ht OF dav:
Md, closing TIC portal. Geouy
We whisper. in hone. Come away.
- hriSiJH H.1iSftr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05
Bar Hsrbor Record.
LOOKING BACKWARD.

MAIL ROUTES AND MAIL MATTER On
Mr. Editor Perhaps but few of the
Younger portion OF your readers, are
aware of the improvements that have
been made for our comfort and happi-
uess gu this Island within the last fifty
or sixty years, aud i, may be that the
older ones would be better contentcd
with their present condition If they
would contrast it with that OF their
fathers half century ago.
From March 1886, to July 1897, |
carried ,he mail one trip week from
the Narrow. to Southwest Iiarbor and
back.
Theu there was no bridge across the
narrows aud travellers had to ford the
narrows at low water and 20 IN boats
or scow, when the tlIe was up. The
bridge was built in the fall Of 1896 and
the summer of 1897.
There were but few roads on The Is
land and what there were, were in a
very bad condition, hardly passahlc
with any Kind OF team
/ There were hut two mail routes then
1 on the Island one from the Narrows
| to Southwest lIalhor and back about
/ twenty eight miles both WAYS. and the
| other from SomeSviIle 10 seal Cove
and back, about twenty miles both
/ WAYS. Over these routes the mail wa.
| carried once week In the Summer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05
Boston { Bangor SIS. ca.
FALL SERVICE. 1889.


BANGOR LINE.
steamer will leavr iian-ur. Monday, We1nes
tiay. ana triIay At ID \ Nj, for iampden, Winter.
mort, Buck Iprt ~-aT-purt Belfast, aindun, Rock
And ann Boston
RETt R<I<C,.
frpu Boston, Monday, Weflne -'iay anh Fri
9as at+p Y. VI
From RucAlaud. touclung At Camden, Belfast,
>4ar-port, liuckspnrt. Ninterpnrt amt Hampton
al atiout i \. laily, except Nonday.
RoCkLAND AND ELLSWORTH LINE.
steamer Eluehill, viii leave Rochland for North
vet Harbor, Deer I,le,) Little beer Isle >edg
wick HruokHn, Bluehiil, >urry and Ellsworth
Tuesdays, anu saturdays at A. VI.
RETURNING
From Ellsworth At 4 \. NJ. MONDAYS ami We'd
ne lays
MOI NJ DESERT LINE.
steamer Mount Desert. Capt W. q. SaWtellc will
leave Bar Harhor. on MONDAYS, Wednesdays and
FTidav- AT : 4. NJ. toueniu- at \0Tthea I Harhor
southwest linrbor tnd t,reen'- Landing, amt con
Meeting At Rockiand with steamer for Boston.
RETURNING TO BAR HARBoR.
From Boston Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
ia at Z. NJ.
From Rockland Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat
uray. At about A. Nj. or upon arrival OF steam.
er rom Boston.
From sorrento. Mondays, wcdnrs lays and Fri.
flay- ut a. NJ.
r.. ; j. MORSE. gent, Bar Harbor.
CHNS. f. WEEKS, Agent, Rpckland.
HENRY r ~NNBDR<, Agent, Bangor
WILLIAM II. HILL, General Manager BOSTON
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05

About as good way as any to clean
black silk is to take ammonia and alcohol
one part of ammonia to three of alco-
hol-add half as much hot water, and, lay
ing the silk over an old sheet folded in
four thicknesses, rub with black rag or
sponge dipped in the mixture. Have
ready some old broom handles. curtain
polls or other round smooth sticks and
wrap the silk on them as tightly and
smoothly as possible. Let it dry in this
position ut will need no ironing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05

At A Court of Probate holden at Riueuin, within
aud for the county OF Hancock on the second
Wednesday 81 Nov A. -. 20.
r WARD PETERS. named executor in A cor
II, tain instrument purpOrting TO be the last will
and testament Of Lucy ". Buck late Of Bnck,port.
in said county deceased having presented the
tine for PROBATE:
ORpEKEp, That the said L. Ward Peters give
OF this orier to be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, printed at Els
worth. that the may appear at Probate Court
to he held at Ellsworth in said county, on the sec
ond Wednesday Of December newt at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause IL any they
have, why the said instrument should not be
proved. approved and allowed the last will and
testament OF said ceased
O.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest :-CHAs. L. DoRR, Register
trne copy-Attest :-CHAs. T.. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05

After the dust has been well beaten
out of the carpets and they are put
down again, they can be very much
freshened by sprinkling corn meal
mixed with coarse salt over them and
then sweeping it all off again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05
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4ND now PEOTEDr


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05
MARRIAGES

Marriage - solemn contra, and Il
is most HuIuL THAT II shnuii hc ryr.
formed rs 4 minister of the Gospel rai
secure The sanction ~ COD
taNr bad IuHr Al experience In
Ills tine since coming fD Deer l>lr.
.2ling married more than iwrn,, tive
roupio, AZ some Of these <.tvT-c, !
have icen glad to oilicate, bG, there
Have been uHlers and nal f.N. where
The solemn woris and PRAYER seemed
NIX III place aud some that ball
known all THE circumstances. should
DOT have performed.
The law requires that .ccrtihra,c
Il intention al marriage should be
obtained ~ the town CLERK five da,-
previous to tie CEREMONY it j., mrt
probably wc!l known THAT ID mauy
cases iiH certificate is obtained al the
time Al ihc ceremony aud dated back
i've DAYS. Again it i customar, GA
the part of many, the majority. ID
come t. tie parsonage without previous.
notice Sometimes the parties are
wholly unknown and yery often though
individually hnuwu the circumstances
attending thc marriage, some Of which
would deter conscientious minister
from uniting The parties, are unknown.
II should Ne remembered that Il min
i-trr has the privilege Of refusing TO
olliciatc and that the fee he receives
not the oulv consideration 10 the case.
With thi- Introductory explanation,
| hereby gise notice 10 all whom it
may q; ATTY time concern. that Will
not perform the marriage service for
any tff hYse mh1 hate alien WV trtr-
aus hp,lc.. 80 that it | am ignorant Of
the parties d circumstances may have
sutlicicnt opportunity to make inquiries.
No man who is not ashamed 81 the
woman he is about 20 wed need not be
ashamed or hesitate to be ,traighttor-
ward, above-board aud manly in the
transaction while any person who
suppOscs that the fee covers all drlin-
queucics and will act az "hu>h money
to the minister. not only proves him
sell 10 De without prlhclpie blt insults
the minister whom he asks to perform
the ceremony.
It is but step from the town clerks
Office u the parsonage. or If the young
man i ercessiceiy bashfai a friend Or .
note through the mail viii carry the
necessary Information.
But in same way the names OF both
parties 10 the transaction must be sent
long enough before the date of the pro
posed marriage to enable me to act
eltelligentIy in the matter.
Those who are unwilling to comply
with this reasonable and righteous de-
mand need not apply; they are cord-
ally invited 10 stay at home or 90 else
where. CHAs \. GLEASON.
Pastor oi the First Congregational
church. Deer Isle Deer Isle gazette.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05

MENTAL ACTIVITY FOR WOMEN
Miss Lillian Whiting. the literary edi-
tor of the Boston Trareiier. finds some
thing wanting in the six principles of
health for women. which were lately
enumerated as lair, food. sleep exer-
else. recreation, dress" These are all
good. but Miss Whiting would add a
seventh-meatal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
al life-the one achievement that. most
of all, produces energy and life, and
which is the magic preseryer of youth.
If. Mrs. Howe had substituted
meditatious on dress reform. and ten
miles day walks, for study Of the
philosophy and the higher literature. in
her youth, it is a question if she would
now be. at seventy, travelling over the
continent featuring and organizing work
with the vigor Of woman of thirty.
When will women come to realize that,
for the most part, good health is the
outward result of harmonious men al
and spiritual activity
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05

lne,liately relieved
ly the use of this
wonlo rful remedy.
II strengthens the
vocal organs, allays
irritation, and pre-
vents the inroads OF
Consumption; in
every stage of that
dread disease,
Ayers Cherry Pee
toral relieves cough
ing and induces
refreshing rest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05
HORSE FOR SALE.

Any person wishingto purchase a very kind
and excellent family horse will do well to ipuure
OF or address REV. j. T. CROSBY,
Ha Ellsworth. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05
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- ...S.. 1900 - w.

+. ". Hamlin. Agent.
tf1s Egypt. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-05

"C astoria @ wei adapted to ch:idrrr hat
o-s-'-! j. IS Superior u a-.y .s,cr lli.oa
k1o"E = El II. a ARrHER, y -
L. SO. OEford ST., Brooklyn, y. :.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-29
COAST NEWS.
Did Young Bierce Die by
His Own Hand?
BARBARA COUNTY FIRES.
Many Banchers Burned Out O
House and HOme-A British
Sealer Seized.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
Chico, CAL, July 28.-Paul Hubbs,
father of the murdered man Hubbs,
reached here last evening, and took his
sons body to Stockton this morning for
burial. He was very much affected. To
an Associated Press rep orter he stated
that he had tried to persuade his son to
remain at home with his wife, but he
was determined to return here. Young
Mrs Hubbs accompanied him, and will
reside ia the future there.
Ambrose Bierce, accompanied by G.
III. kaufman of the Detective Bureau Of
San Francisco, arrived here this evening.
Bierce was much broken down over the
affair, and refused to see reporters.
Kaufman was ia Company with Bierce to
ascertain full particulars of the shooting,
and to investigate whether the bullet
through young Bierce's temple YVES in.
ficted by himself or not. There is con-
siderable discussion over the matter, and
it will take full investigation by the
Coroner's Jury to determine.
kaufman stated that young Bierce was
not quite Is years of age, and was ma
tive of Bristol. England. He gave his
age on his application for marriage cer-
tificate as 81 years. His body was taken
in charge by his father and put on board
the Oregon express for San Francisco,
where it will be placed beside bis
mother.
Mrs. Barney will probably be released
from arrest tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-29
IN GREAT LUCK.
Railroad Boy Falls Heir to
S2,OOO.OOO.

CHICAGO, July %. The Inter. Ocean
says F. G. McCloud, a young man in the
employ of the Burlington road, left last
evening for San Francisco to take posses
sion of an estate valued at So 900 600,
lef thin by his mother. His mother, it
seems, was divorced from McCloud, Sr.,
in 1857, and was afterwards married to
civil engineer named Jewett.
Jewett moved to California and made
considerable money at mining, and af-
terward became Superintendent of the
Virginia Consolidated mine. Later he
was accidentally killed, and the widow
married again two years later, this time
espousing E. @. Cook. The couple
made great deal of money in mining
stocks and lived in Sacramento several
years. From there they removed to
San Francisco, where they resided dur.
ing the remainder of their lives.
Mrs. McCloud saw her boy while on a
visit to the East several years ago, but
since then they had held no communi-
cation, and the first information was i'm
parted to him by lawyer, who informed
him that his mother was dead and that
he was her sole heir.