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LeuI. T.chech Drnwned.

The body of Louis Tschech, furniture
dealer who lived at 1912 Montgomery street,
was found by fishermen Yesterday floating
on the waves off Fort Point. The body was
deconposed and had been in the water over
q week.
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West End Lodge Will give an entertainment
and social on Tuesday evening. the Oath inst.
UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES.

Number of Applications Filed Last
Month,
Germanla Lodge No. 20, held a strawberry
social at Its last meeting. Mrs. j. H. Struck
meyer, q. G.; j. C. Miller. p G.. G., and Law
renee Vincent, d. d. e. c. were present
Excelsior Lodge, No. Is, held an open meeting
last Monday evening. I. n. Mount, &. s., was
present, and made interesting remarks.
The Grand Lodge officers made an official visit
to Unity Lodge No. 10, last tuesday evening.
and will visit Mizpah, No. 40, next Thursday
evening.
Twelve coupons were paid this week in the
sum OF S625 each, as follows: Three In Napa
and nine IN this city.
The q. S. reports the filing Of ninety applca-
tions for The month of May.
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scheme would be 10 give this two good solid
coats of black; not jet black, but toned down
con siderably 10 softer shade by mixing with 1t
the lighter olive used 10 the body of the house.
This viii give quiet nesting effect, and at all
times agreeable TO the eye
The plan Is worthy of some attentions; the
hallway occupies the center OF the house, sepa-
rated from the piazza by small vesribule, this
Is good feature as the ball is Intended TO be
used to some extent as living room or sitting
room.
Ascending two broad steps, we find ourselves
IN cosy little nook, with the stairs In trout OF
us and large rOOmy seat filling the corner;
curtains may be hung here il desired, to entirely
close this "snug nook " from the hall proper.
The hall Is roOmy. central. as all the rooms open
directly from it, and shut OFF as 1t Is from the
piazza by the veslibule doors, should be free
from draughs aud comfortable In the winter,
and in the wai m season this inner door can be
removed and replaced by screen door.
AS central sitting room IL should be made as
pretty ana attractive as possible. The wood
work then (and in all the house) is white WOOD; {;
paint cool gray green, IN one tone, for all the
wood worn lhen, including a fvefoOt dado; as
there are a good many doors, consequently con-
siderable wood work showing here tile walls
should be painted good contrasting color, so
10 make the best OF them; soft, quiet terra
Gotta, with narrow frieZe OF peacock blue, over
which should be a delicate gold pattern; these
may be either paint (water colOrs) or raper.
The ceiling should be simply tinted In wafer
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anpltoapts for Pensions.

The Bureau of Examining Surgeons has
been reorganized with Drs. J. C. Tucker,
Chairman; Ed Donnelly, Treasurer; and
Charles MeQuestin, Secretary. The bureau
examined fourteen applicants for pensions
Yesterday and on Tuesday.
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sausaIito Hall.

There will be grand opening of Sausa-
Tito Hall tomorrow evening at Sausalito.
A concert and ball will wind up the festivi-
ties, and good band will discourse popular
music during the night
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farm. hand named JEFF MaglIl Of Antelope
Valley, Tehama County, ran a splinter In his left
thumb one week ago. He pulled 1t out and kept
at work. In few days eryslpelas set In and he
died at the Red Bluff Hospital on Tuesday.
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For INJURY TO William II. Ross
and Thomas b. Smonton lave sued to recover
S250O damages from Huber e. Hoffman for in-
jury TO their business by having been elected
from the same at 80 Jessie street last month.
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PICTURESQUE
A Dwelling the Exterior of Which
Is Quaint and Pleasing.
one That Has the Elements Of Convenience and
Compaetness of Arrangement for
Personal Convenience
Written for THE MORNING CALL.

lHE principal ell
ement in a house
is Of course con-
venience and
compactness OF
arrangement for
personal com
fort. The second
is pictures sque-
ness OF exterior
arran e G m en- I s
for the benefit OF
the W orl d at
large, at well as
b e satisfaction
we should derive
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BLYTHE CoNTEsT.-Tne Blythe case las been
laid over until next Monday 10 allow the attorney
for the widow more time TO prepare his closing
argument.
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DELAYED MAILs.-The mails from the Z asst
were delayed twelve hours yesterday, the Union
Pacific having failed 10 connect with the Central
Pacific a Ogden
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fit defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
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AV . o CIoOh Z S' VII IIIo sfV11IINI',
23d Avenue and East 24th Street.

Fronting on Twenty-thrd and Orange avenues,
and East Twenty fourth, Twenty-siIth and twenty
seventh Streets and adjoining Highland Park on
the east.
In eommanping 80 subdivisions OF from 80 to so
feet front by I21 to $50 feet in depth.
These choice lots are situated on the ELEVATED
LAND along the upper portion OF TWEEN ty-third ave-
nue, and command handsome view Of the bay and
the surrounding country.
Tie improvements in the immediate vicinity are
exceptionally fine On account of the elevation, this
land is unusually well drained.
Twenty third avenue is graded, curbed, severed
and macadamized, within two blocks of this prop
erty. The soil is rich, black loan and the entire
tract is planted in choice flowers. shrubs shade or
namental and fruit trees, in full bearing including
40 orange and lemon trees, apricots, cher ries,
plums. peaches, prunes, etc. All of which grow
luIuriantly in this charming spot.
Almost all the lots have bearing trees on them,
and surrounded by cypress hedges.
Do not fail TO inspect this tract before the day OF
ments to home-seekers
TERMS-ONLY ONE-FIFTH CASH,
Balance in four equal yearly payments, at only per
cent interest.
For catalogues and further particulars apply to
WILLIAM j. DINGEE. 460 and 1852 Eighth ST..
EASToN. ELDRIDGE & CO.. 6lS Market st., San
Francisco,
or, DOVE & FoRSTING, Twenty-third avenue
station OF the local railroad, who Will show the
property at any time. my29 30 81 1el o7
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FIFTEENTH.
LITToN SPRINGS PROPERTY.
The Most Famous Resort In California

Consisting OF $50 acres. all under cultivation in Or
chards, vineyards and fine grain fields, with i'm
provements consisting of large hotel OF over so
completely furnish ed rooms capable of accom-
modating 200 guests: also number of cottages
containing rooms each; bath-houses stables, barns
and outhOuses, bar ana fixtures. etc. On the prop
erty there six eight different kinds vaiu-
able springs comprising seltzer. sulphur. soda iron
and other medicinal springs
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from 1t ourselves by being well housed.
The plans and designs offered here cover both
equirements. the plan is compact and conven-
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES oF HOMO
New Lodge Soon to Be 1nsti-

y -foW lUUR6 bOOn 10 Db IH5tI-
tuted.
Pacific Lodge will give its regular monthly
social on Monday evening, 10th Inst.
Last Wednesday evening social was given by
Equity Lodge, No. 1919. Dancing was the prn-
cpal enjoyment until about 10 O'Clock, when re-
fieSnments were partaken OF.
Pacific Lodge has consolidated the offices OF
Financial ana Recording Secretary.
Next NJ londay evening the meeting OF District
NO. takes place. and on the following the reg
ular monthly social will be given.
Mr.. Conradi. D. q. r., of Los Angeles. Is reor-
ganZlng Angel City Lodge aud expects TO have
II In running order by the last OF the month.
New comes from San BernaTdinO that new
lodge is well under way.
Palo Alto Lodge has changed the time for CIV
ing Its social from next Tuesday evening To The
17th inst.
West End Lodge viii give an entertainment
and social on Tuesday evening. the Gath inst.
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FARE EO2 lie ROUND TRIP ST.,

Tickets for sale at our ONCE or at the wharf on the
day OF the excursion.
Train will start from Market street (Tiburon
ferry at 9:20 a. NJ sharp on the morning OF the
sale
Hs- conveyance viii be waiting at each train to
convey people to the property free OF charge.
For further particulars catalogues and diagrams,
apply to
G. H. UMBSEN & CO., IA Montgomery Street.
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FRATERNAL NOTES.
Annual Meeting of Odd Fellows
Hall Association.

San Francisco Lodge, No. 3, 1. o. o. F., Will
have an initiation this evening.
Golden Gate Lodge. No. 3, Knights OF Pythias,
will confer the ampfed third rank at It's regular
convention this evening.
The annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Hall
Association OF this city will occur next Tuesday
evening.
Golden Gate Commandery, No. 16, Knights
Iemplar, VIII confer the Order Of the Temple at
special assembly next Monday evening
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10000 Physicians Indorse
Platrs Chlorides as the proper dsinfectan;.
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Thursday evening at The residence of Mrs. Stew
ems. 1922 Eighteenth street. The following were
present: Miss Clara Brown, Miss Emily Our
dens, Miss Mamie Wright Miss Mary Craven,
Mrs william Traverse, MIS-. William Tobin, Miss
Celia Moran, Miss Sophie Sehilling, Miss Eva
MYERS, Miss Clara M0rdecai Miss Kitty Morde-
cal Miss Kitty Hughes, Mrs. Stevens; Messrs
George Schiliing, j. Schillng. c. j. Adair 7. E.
RYAN. E. j. Ryan, William Cellirious, S. Ames
aud William 1obin. The pleasant affair was
managed by a Committee composed of S. BSrk-
helm, I. stevens, Il. Peterson, 4. M0rdeca NJ.
MOruecal aud L, j, Hughes
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The Famous LIttOn Springs Hotel Prop
erty in Sonoma County,
And a Block Of Land and Numerous Lots
in Los GuilliCOS, SOnOma County.

ONE.
Ten shares of the Santa Rosa Atheneum Theater
Building Stock.
TWO.
Lots l. 2, 10 and 1 /, in Block of r. j. Johnsons
Addition to Santa Rosa
Lots 1853, 354 and 555, in Block A, in the city of
Santa Rosa
Lots %, 90, "a, 25 26, 27 and %, in Green's Ad-
ditIon to the city of Santa Rosa.
Also half acre adjoining the above lots, the
whole OF which IS known as the Hospital Property,
and heretofore used for hospital purposes.
FIFTH.
Lots 50 ana SO and the south half of lot a. all In
Block 10, OF Ciark's Addition to the city of Santa
Rosa
SIXTH.
20-acre farm, formerly the Murdoch farm, near
the center of the public road leading from Sonoma
to HealdSburg. about "A miles from the Court
house, containing about 20 acres, less, and
being a portion of the Rancho CabeZa de Santa
Rosa, in the township OF Santa Rosa.
SEVENTH.
Lot 25 in Block II, of Carks Addition to the city
EIGHTH.
Lots ls9, 100, l9l, 1872. 17S, I79, $50 and 49, in
Block 13 OF Clarx's Addition to the city of Santa
Rosa
NINTH.
31l6 acre farm. commencing In the road lead
ing from Santa Rosa to Sebastopol said point being
sOutheastery corner OF James Spridgeons land, be-
tween Santa Rosa Creek and the said Santa Rosa and
Sebastopol road, fronting on the Santa Rosa Creek
TENTH.
the Healdsburg and Santa Rosa road. known as the
Cottage property.
ELEVENTH.
272 6S-1O0 acre farm, known as the Wright Farm
Oh the Santa Rosa and Sebastopol road, about two
miles from the Courthouse.
TWELFTH.
Lots in Los Guiiicos. County of Sonoma, being
lots 7. 8, 8, 10. IL, H. l3 and a. In Block 3: lots
z, 8. TO- II and IL in Block 2; lots and I9, in
Block "a; lots and TO- in Block 25.
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....COMPRIsING..
! Nearly New Cabinet Grand Upright Piano of
splendid tone, with cover; Magnificent Draw
ingroom Upholstery; Sofa; Diyan; Ladies' and
Gents Large Arm Easy Chairs: Patent Rockers
and Reception Chairs, In genuine Old-gold Bro
cade. Satin Tapestry. Peachblow and Peacock
blue Crushed Plush l Elegant Parlor Set in
Crimson Silk-velvet Plush; Magnificent window
Drsperies to match Parlor Upholstery; Elegant
Lace Curtains cost $i5 per pair: Elegant Water
Coors and Oleographs, richly framed: Ele-
giant French Plate Mantel Mirrors in Gold GILT
frames: l Musical Technicon; Magnificent
Scotch Administer and Body brussels Carpets;
Persian Floor Rugs; Very Elegant Queen Anne
and Eastake Walnut and Solid Oak Hand-carved
Chamber Suits, with Coored Marbles and Bevel
Plate Mirrors; Elegant Walnut and Oak Mir
ror-front Wardrobes; Extra Spring and White
hair Mattresses; Finest Mission Blankets: Mar
seiles Spreads: Best Feather Pillows; Dwarf
Walnut bookcases; Elegant Sllk-upholstered
Bed-Iounge: Library Tables; Chifoniers; Gem
ter-tables l Hall Hat-stand: l Sideboard: l
Extension Table; Extra Silver-plated Ware; Ia
bic Cutlery. with white and Decorated China
and Crystal Glassware: Etc.
TERMS-CASH
te5 2t GEO. F. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
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THIRTEENTH.

Lots in Los Guiicos. County of Sonoma, being
lots T. 8, 8, 10. IL, IL, l3 and H. In Block 81 lots
z. 8, 10, IL and H. in Block 2; lots 2 and 10, in
Block "a: lots and 10, in Block 25.
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LOS CUILICoS PROPERTY.
3l.02 tract of land bounded by Oak ST.. Fred
erick ave-, Warm Springs road, and land of Ham
mond x Goffrle.
FOURTEENTH.
A 13 interest in the Lakeyie Landing property,
containing four acres more less and being por-
tion Of fetauma rancho.
Also undivided third interest in strip OF land
adjoining the above tract, running along the county
road to marsh lands and Petaluma Greek.
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272 6S-l00 acre farm, known as the Wright Farm,
Oh the Santa Rosa and SebastopOl road, about two
miles from the Courthouse.
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Eighty-acre farm, Ia miles from Windsor.
the Healdsburg and Santa Rosa road known as the
Cottage propertY.
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Mrs. b. Z. Cuyellier and family, OF Oak land,
viii spend the summer at Peasanton.
Colonel James Forney, United States Navy, of
Mare Island, is guest at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Francis G. Newlands. accompanied by
her children, Is at Ihe Riverside Hot l. Reno
New, having arrived from Washington, ID. c., on
Sunday evening She will be Joined In few
days by Mr.. Newlands.
Miss Julia Bissel left for the East on Wednes-
day, and will spend next winter with Mrs. Seth
Evan Smith, formerly Miss Pew Of this CITY,
Judge ana AIRS. j. c. b. Hebbard left last Sat
urday Oh the steamer Zealandia for trip TO
Honolulu.
Mrs. S. M. Vase and two sous are at Etna
Springs.
gone 10 Pacific Grove to remain for few weeks.
Miss Mami- Reynolds Is visiting Mrs. Fred W.
Tallant at her cottage at San Rafael.
Mrs. Wood, wife of DR.. Wood, u. s. NJ ac-
companied by Miss Wood, has gone to Santa
Cruz.
where she will spend the summer with Miss
Sarah Dean, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Dean.
turned after an extended tour Of the southern
part OF the State.
ing at Groy Hot Springs.
Mr.. A. n. Taylor ana family, OF Hanford have
taken up their residence In Oakland
DR.. and Mis- Charles b. Brigham Will leave
shortly for their summer home at Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. w. L. Welc> er aud hlendel Welcker have
been visiting at Sacramento from their home IN
Berkeley.
MIR. John Blanchard has been spending the
past few days at Ihe MacoDdray residence in
Menlo Park.
Miss Laura Mcmahon of San Francisco Is visit
ing Mrs. r.. BaTada OF Stockton
Miss Ella Mcintyre of San Francisco is spend
ing the summer vacation with friends In the
Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mr.. /. Middleton of Highland Park has left for
Europe He will be absent about four months
ON a business tiip.
Dr. E. H. Wooisey OF Oakland has been sum-
moned south on business. He VIII retnrn,in
few days.
MIR aud Mrs. L. z. Danforth (Gee Tay) are
amending their honeymoon al the Coronado Beach
Hotel.
Miss Alice Simpklns is the guest OF Mrs. Mary
Eyre at Menlo Park
Messrs. j. ". Wofskill and George W. Frink
are at tile Hctna Springs.
Mr. T. Scott and family. OF Oakland have
gone to Fresno to reside.
Miss Laura Bates is visiting the Misses d.
mond al tile residence OF General w. IL. Di-
monQ in MenIO Park.
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raoific Coast Meddings.

very quiet wedding took place on lhe 18th
ult. at the residence OF Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Fl.
Young al Reno, New. when their second daugh-
ter, Miss Irene Young. was united In marriage TO
MIR. Edwin w. Black, formerly of Nevada city,
Cal. Only the intimate relatives of the bride
and groom were present to witness the ceremony.
They make their future home at the Hotel
Rafael:
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3l.l6 acre farm. commencing In the road lead
ing from Santa Rosa to Sebastopol said point being
sOutheasterly corner OF James Spridgeon's land, be-
tween Santa Rosa Creek and the said Santa Rosa and
Sebast0pol road fronting on the Santa Rosa Greek.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-27
why Flowers Sleep.

That flowers sleep is evident to the
most casual observer. The daisy opens
at sunrise and closes at sunset, hence
its name-''day's eye" The morning
glory opens with the day, but never
lives to see another sunrise. The
"John-goto -bed-at-noon" awakes at
o'clock in the morning, but closes its
eyes during the middle of the day;
the dandelion is in full bloom only
during strong light. This habit OF
some flowers is certainly very curious,
and furnishes one OF the many in
stances which prove the singular adap-
liability of everything in nature. The
reason is found in the method by
which this class of flowers is fortified.
It is obvious that flowers fertilized by
night flying insects would derive no
advantage by being open during the
day; and, on the other hand, that
those which are fortified by bees
would gain nothing by remaining
open at night. Why may we not sup
pose, then, that thc closing of flowers
may have reference to the habits of in
sects2 In support of this theory we
observe that wind fcrsilizcd flowers
never slcep-St. Louis Republic.
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WORSE THAN EolLlNe OIL.
Ihc Awful Revenge Which New York
S;oman Inflicted Upon Her Enemy.

The Awful Revenge Which New York
S,oman Inflicted Upon Her Enemy.
Two fashionably attired women en-
tered an cleyated train and began talk
ing about 4 third person, who was evil
IDENTIFY rather obnoxious to them both.
The conversation, which was conduct
ed in tones loud enough Ito be heard
some distance away, discovered spe-
cies of revenge which no one but q
woman could think of, much less put
into practice.
"She's hateful thing" quoth she
Of the shiny black hat.
every, asscntel the one i'll the new
spring bonnet. II never could un-
derstand how you ever asked her to
your house.
81 had an object in doing so, you
may be sure. You remember those
lovely porlieres my uncle brought me
from Persia? Well, she fell dead in
love with them at first sight. | knew
she would, because, of course, she
never owned anything half so nice. |
knew then that niymoment of revenge
was at hand. pretended that didn't
care very much for the portiercs, ex,
cept because they were present, and
| asked her if she would take care of
them until l needed them, which |
probably never should At lirsHshe
wouldn't listen to such Il proposition,
although l saw she was just ,ickled to
death with the idea, but when l con.
WINGED her that she would be doing
me the greatest favor in the world she
consented.
They were hung i'll her drawing
room, and were as pretty pair rs the
city could boast. All her friends from
far and near were invited to see them,
and everybody went iuto raptures over
them. saw my plans were working
famously, but l waited and bided my
time, knowing we'll that I should be
fully repaid for my patience. After
while, from hearing the porticrcs prais-
ed by every tongue. she began fairly
to idclize them. Even her love for
her children began to wane, and she
would sit for hours in mute admiration
of the swaying folds Ny time for ac-
ton had come. 1t was awfully cruel,
1 know, but I had intended to do it all
along, 50 my conscience didn't trouble
me very much at the critical moment.
II sent my servants to take the por.
there's away from her. She never said
q word to me when we met, but shall
never forget the look OF reproach in
her eyes until my dying day. That's
a month ago, and she has been fretting
SO much over her loss that she has be-
come a perfect fright. New York
Evening Sun.
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How to Hrrathe.

Close the mouth, throw the Shout
ders well back, with the weight of the
body resting OH the balls of the feet.
This isthe only correct way to stand.
Such a posture throws the abdomen
backward instead of forward, exactly
where it belongs. BY means of the
nostrils draw in the breath deeply and
slowly, and let it out in the,same man
ner. If those who arc troubled with
superfluous abdominal tissue will do
this dozen times day, aMl get into
the habit of breathing with, the stom-
ach and the abdomen, and initiating
every part of the lungs, they will not
only lay the foundation of good health
but they will be shapely in figure and
graceful in carriage.-New York Let
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-27
A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring
you satisfactory results. or in case OF
failure q return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from oul
advertised Druggist q bottle of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. 1t is guaranteed to bring relief
in every case, when used for any efTec-
ton OF the throat, lungs or chest,
such rs consumption; Inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoop-
ing cough, Group, etc, ect. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, per-
fectly safe, and can always be de.
pended upon. Trial bottles free at
Budwell d Christians drug store.
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RosslNe A SAFE.
How suave Burglar outwittcd a Special
Pntrnlinnn In Denver.

hOW u GuiLNC OaeNistSN :" Sl'~S''A
Patrolnan In Denver.
A night watchman who was employ
ed to protect jewelry store i'll Den
yer against the rgaves Of thieves was
neatly outwitted by the notorious Billy
| Forester some years before his death.
The firm carried an immense stock of
gems, and kept them i'll large, old
fashioned safe. FORESTER had by long
years experience become so familiar
with safes of that pattern that he could
tell when to reverse and when to turn
the knob forward, by placing his car
close to the door above the combina-
ton, and in this way could open the
safe iii II short time. BY taking wax
impression of the keyhole he made a
key for the front door. Having prcvi-
ously located the safe in the store he
was now ready to begin. 1t was q
cold, snowy, stormy night, about 10
o'clock, and Forester walked up to
the store with an air of ownership and
unlocked the door. He carried q small
sample case in his hand. Going III,
he turned up the gas in the rear of the
store and then shook down the stove.
He leisurely worked the combination
to the safe, and III less than half an
hour he had before him thousands of
dollars worth of costly jewels and gold
watches. Atthis very interesting point
the night Waterman came i'll.
Good evening"" said the cordial
burglar, as he continued to remove
valuables from the safe to his sample
case. Come back to the fire and warm
yourself; it is very cold out Tonight.
The patrolman allowed that it waS,
and sauntered back to the stove.
I'm packing up my samples, went
on the thief suavcly Going out OF
the road in the morning, and thought
1 would get ready tonight. There
isn't that beauty he asked, holding
out an elegant Jurgcnsen for the
Waterman to examine.
In this way Forester packed over
50, 900 worth of gems and watches into
lis sample case, chatting chcerfully
with the night Waterman all the
while.
As he was about TO close the sample
case he stopped suddenly as if struck
by a happy thoughs aud then picked
up very pretty ring. Turning to
the watcliman he asked him If lie had
Il wife. The Waterman had, and with
careless laugh Forester tossed him
the ring, saying: Give her that, and
tell her it is Il mark OF appreciation for
the faithful services rendered by her
husband. '
The brilliant guardian of other peo-
ple's property was delighted, and was
Unusually wide awake Ill the rest OF
tue night. 1t was not until neXtmmn-
ing that lie became aware of the hoax
that had been practiced upon him.
Forester by that time was well out OF
the way, and his connection with the
robbery was not discovered till few
days before his death, when he con
tossed it.-EXchangc.