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w TESTMINSTER P BYTERIAN
w Church, corner Sixth and L streets
Subjects-1O:45 A. NJ: "a Wonderful Work.:
1880 p. NJ: Truth Makes Freedom" We en-
ltven our services with song and warm them
with cordiality. r. NJ. Stevenson, pastor
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MI e. CHURCH SOUTH, SEVENTH
w. street, between and K.-At IL A NJ
Feeling After God" At P. H.: "The Holy
Spirit" Suggested by the Ecumenical Con-
ference as object of prayer for this week
throughout the world. II Z. Singleton.
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HENTRAL NJ Z. CHURCH. ELEVENTH
" street, between H and I-Rev. c. II. Beech
good, pastor. Services at 10:4 . a. NJ. and 7:3O
vine Friendship" Sabbath-school at 1915.
Epworth League at $50 p NJ. All are cor
daily invited TO these services.
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CR0SSNAN'S SPECIFIC NIXTIRE.

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN
w cure themselves without the least e-,
pUSure change OF diet or ehanc. in annIica
ing that is OF the least injury to tho canstjtIi-
ti1n. Ask your druggist Tor it. Price. 81 a
"'L.ie. o27-IyTuF
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Bakers Ball Tonight

Fred. Peel, advance agent of the "Yon
comedy company, is in the city.
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v1OURTEENTH-STRE PRESBYTERIAN
{ Church. between and Prev. G. z.
Tindail, pastor. Services at II a. NJ. and 7:30
P. NJ. Sabbath-school at 1890 p. NJ. Subject
for morning: ''The Endowment with Power'':
in the evening; Whom we Shall Honor" Re
member the Snbbath day 10 Keep II holy.
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gnr Acle.

A BARGAIN-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
N best paying candy stores in the city.
Must be Soid on account OF sickness. STE
stIeet. n14-6t
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ITO LET-HOUSE ON TWELFTH STREET
i between II aid L. Inquire 12O0 k street.
Oo4-tf
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
i Escondido Irrigation District will receive
issue, S45o,o0o, or any part thereof OF it;
bonos. BIDS viii De received at their Office in
E.sc0tndiGo, California, until o'clock a. NJ.
denomination of $500 each. Payable lO-2O
years. interest 6 per cent. A. j. WERDEN,
Secretary Escondido Irrigation District o3C.2QG
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, TWEEN
Mr.. Whittemore of Berkeley, who will con-
duet revival services every evening next
week, except Saturday. The public cordially
invited
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CIXTH-STREET NJ. E. CHURCH, Be
> tween K and L st,'eets-Rev. I. c. George,
PHI. D., pastor Morning subject: what is
Eternal Life?" Evening: Fourth discourse on
Christianity and Modern Thought" Sabbath h.
school at 12 Chauncey II. Dunn. superintend-
ent. Epworth League. 6:3O. All invited
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M ETAETEp-FIVE GENTLEMEN. WIDE
" awake, with good address; salary or
commission. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
FEATURING CO., sos J street
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CT. PAULS EPISCOPAL CHI URCH.
- Eighth street, between and REV. G. A.
Ottman, rector Twenty-ffth Sunday after
Trinity. Service at II \. N. and S:30 2. VI.
Sunday-school at 12:45. Mission school at 5
L.
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\ KANSAS YEARLING.

EN1PoRIA Kas.), Nov. BINARY,
yearling filly by McC ullamore, trotted a
mile here to-day in 2:363, the perform
ance being on record for a yearling bred
outside of California
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BRANCH LIBRARIES.
A Proposition TO Increase Their
Number Not Endorsed.

The Board Of Trustees cfthe Fres bhos stS
met last night at the CITY Hsll. Present, {.
r. Taylor, J. II. Wise. j. D. Sawyer, Il. G
Harrison, Joseph O'ConrOr. P n. LiiIeathai
and G. T. Shaw J. II. Wise was called 4
the chair and Charles Stevens acted as See
rotary.
The finances of the library show balance
on hand of SO, 979 IS. The balance ON De-
Gem Der 1st was S9I13 50. and since then
$40 241 10 has been received from taxstiost.
Disbursements for salaries have been made
to the amount of S143l 40 aud tie Hitnor ex-
penses have aggregated S6S3 % add o this
for fines $50 10 and deducting FOR demands
presented S3G95 80, and the stated balance
is shown.
The Librarian Announced shat q, 800 books
have been used during tta past mouth aver
aging I46 per day. and tie number of visit
ors was 2i,470. There have been ad,irl 232
books and 90 ramrhlets, AS. ths lest aeees-
sion number is 87,075.
Trustee Taylor of the Book Committee
recommended the expenditure OF siSOe n
recataloguiug the books. ana fesoiatt9h 70
that effect was adopted.
The rooms Immediately over the present
library apartments have at last BEEN pat u
proper condition for use ami will be utilized
as reading rooms as soon rs possible.
Trustee OConnor troached subj ct
pair of lips present, VIZ; the necessity af
establishing three mole branches. 1.-The
present anxiliaries are to near the center oil
the city," said the Trzstee, ''and what Is
needed is place aecessfble to the iniiaIl1
itapts of the confines ItsnaFks about '.prs-
maturity" and ''over haste" were heard
from different parts of he room, and Ffas-
tee Taylor yentured tue assertion that hs
was not enthusiastic for more braaciies.r
No action was taken.
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A series of lectures, under the auspices OF
the SiDgle-Tax Society, viii be iaaugursted
at Y. Nj. q. A. Hall next Friday evening BY
Ralph E. Hoyt, who VIII speak on . Tie
Social Problem" On the Thursday and
Friday following he viii spsak ~ 10 sslue
place on Justice, Not Charity, and -Who
DIVINE tba EsrtbS''
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F.P. Morrison, the white c0nsoEt Of Maad
Pierce, a thieving eoloIed sIren, was con-s
vieted of vagrancy yeste rGay aud sentenced
by Judge Rix to ninety days imIrisonhens
in the House of Correction.
John Mara, another vagrans pt the sane
X. received q similar sertenee.
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$4,000. 600 a n9 aoas on aASsAas 10
thap $1,000. h. SULLIVAN q CO., III Post ar In
C.o 6DQ AuO TO LOAN ON hANcfFEs
ID. oUU-UuU large snias mellow nisrsst rsss,
JOHN T. LlTfLE, Is SAFE Deposit iialag. dl6 sm
nj oNEY TO LOAN ON REAl. ESTATE q 81
.i STREET & CO., AIS Montgomery 81 MOI tl
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATESAL LOAN PANF-
DOS Nearby st, the only corporation that ieiifl5
one5 on Diamonds. wa lea.s. lols l..lt.Ase -
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I HAVE FOR SALE a GOOD CITY ROUTE IN
Guiding good team and wagon, which is now
Pay ing 500 per month; the right can increa Sc
i 10 at least 800 more per month. Apply 10
PREM ERG Asst, l03 Ninth st. tei ITS
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GDQ0 coon VALUE AT $500: CANDY
slN-OO. store; furnished rooms: business loea-
ton bargain at sight BAILEY x CO, 305 Kearay
street. 2t%
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GN0n PARTNER IN GOOD. LIGHT MANU-
u WV. featuring business: paying basis
ana doing an extensive city and country trade: in
VeStment fully covered by stock and machinery:
no experience necessary. Address NJ. B.. Box 100,
1ALL Branch ONCE.
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GfS0 BARBER-SHoP. WITH 4 CHAIRS, IN
" IOu' good location doing good business. NJ.
LESS, II Fourth st. It's
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G7S0 CORNER SALOON, ESTABLISHED
u aCO. over 20 years: Old age cause OF selling;
large stock and iiue fixtures; opportunity n
LkSS. Il Fourth st. I14
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QIl0 PARTNER WANTED IN W HOLESALE
&71OV' liquor store; with one horse and wagon;
IN good location doing good business NJ. LESS,
u
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Gina PARTNER FOR CIGAR-STnRE. WITH
s71OU. rooms; no knowledge of the business re-
qured- Apply 81 Second St, Room > Its
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GS5D BAKERY IN coon LOCALITY; BAKES
gov farrels OF flour per day. NJ. LESS, II
ST RS
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SALoUN; MUST BE SOLD TO-DAY: NOREA-
bet. La2una and Buchanan. Its
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G7000 RESIDENCE OF ROOMS, BATH.
I'd wv all modern improvements; 10th St
near Guerrero: can he bought easy terms one
thiId casn lot 23xll4. Apply TO OFARRELL ~
LANG, II MONTGOMERY st
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GIIAA SALOON AND LODGISG-HOUSE: IS
. IUU. rooms and bsrber-shop attached good
location; doing good business; bargain. NJ LESS
II Fourth Its
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CIT 00O JACkSON-SF. RESIDENCE; THIS
Stlt WV. is a modern residence OF 10 rooms
bath, etc: all the latest eonvenences Apply TO
O'FARkELL & LANG, IL Montgomery.
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GS06A A FIRST CLASS ISYESTMENr
,DOZOU. new mode doubia nat of IS rooms
bath, closets and basem At; solid brick foundstlsu
well built and located L. the heart Oakland: -
ways rented to good snaHts. ot ing
owner is in Ill heath wants 10 i've in the eeun-
try. ADpy at To L ". WOODWARD s. CO..
9O2 broadway, Oakland faYq u
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(NULDEN GATE PARK LOTS
~ S145-sfruated on and near the
Y2D0-proposed electric railway, ocean
S225-beach boulevard, Market-st street
$25O-and Sixteentb-street extension and In
S3oO-ful view of Golden Gate PARK
$35O-These are sure Improvements of
99Oo-the near future Buy now, In
So00-advance and reap the profits
S5O0-wh!eh always follow
Title perfect; terms easy Call at office for maps
and TERMS HALL a. MONA SER, 634 Market
street. ia25 I'm
&S0l LOIS ON l ST, NEAR OLYMPIC
tpCVO. Club grounds; "A cash. balance y l0a
month; the cable will be extended shortly CAR
NALirfItzHUGH-B0PKI 624 Market I'm
GE0 DOWN. BALANCE $40 MONTH, FOR
poO 5000 lots on the proposed electric railroad
and grand boulevard. CARNALL- FITZHUGH-
HOPKINS CO.. 624 Market st. jal In
G9E0 LOTS z6xI20, FRONTING on ST.
poOo. the proposed line of cabfe-rosd; now Is
the time To buy them; easy terms. CARNALi-
FiTZHsGH-HoPKINS CO.. 02f Market st. ja11 I'm
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cry ZEAL ESTATE.

II ~ "a RSALL-FITZuUGH-H CO., s.
Estate Exchange. -'N'
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C.SSO FINE CORNER SALOON: PRoMINE ST
u OOp. corner; established 30 years: handsome
fixtures; fun sfOcK very large trade best place in
the city; rent cheap: wonderful bargain: don't
miss IL must sell. GEO. STEwART, IS kearny. 1t
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GSln WELL ESTABLISHED CRACKER
QooO. route Apply N. LESS. II Fourth St It~
.GEN0 COUNTRY SALOON, SHORT DIS
LESS, Il Fourth St la
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QCOo PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
ENCUU. class saloon and luuch-house; clearing
from $3.50 to $500 per month; bear Investigation
Apply NJ LESS. II Fourth ST. Its
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go 400 CASH, BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAY
Spo1OV ments OF $50; elegant modern bay-win-
dow residence of rooms. bath. laundry; brIc-a-
brae top mantels: ornamental gas fixtures; house
only years old fun pur chase price is $4,000 For
further particu ars apply to O'FARRELL & LANG
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&c6Hn FOLSOM-ST. BUILDING LOT NEAR
S-oOO. 18Th; lot 25xl00 and ready for build
lhgi can De bought with hall cash, balance at per
Gent per annum. Apply 10 o'FARRELL q Lang,
IL Montgomery
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GRQA LOT 4OxI3O. IN BERN ELEY: SIDE
pow. walked and severed $40 monthly.
$l75-Lot 4oKl00; 50 lash. So monthly.
$225-lot 25&lO0: sidewalked 50 monthly.
SlOO6-Lot 50xl25; on principal avenue.
$50o-Lot l00Xl00; commanding views.
$l75-Lot 25xl02; So cash. SO monthly.
$500-Lot lOOxl00, with creek $40 monthly
$25-Lot 25x7U; cheap ana Steep 81 monthly.
MIR. CALDWELL Is not in my employ and has
no right, under loan OF GEO. X. BAILEY'S name or
otherwise, to show or sell any OF my lands.
L offer only what own; 1900 other lots. all Kinds.
Send for maps CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner, 20
Montgomery jas tt
TSEVNl Nj WEN EkAL STOL. READ BACK
ward each word separately and invest In Lake
view lots. fel st
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QES0 COR. SALOON AND LUNCH-nOUsE:
.tpOOO. good location: doing good business: bar
gain. NJ LESS, II Fourth st. Its
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A l BARGAIN; AN OLD-ESTABLISHED PER-
n fumery business OF 20 years standing ac-
count OF retiring from business; will also impart
full knowledge of the manufacture of perfumery
For full particulars inquire 1857 Turks suw
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no you WANT TO KNOW WHERE TILE ELEC-
- - tTie road VIII runs Do you want to know the
pest location south of the park? Do you want -
Know wnere to buy lots that will increase most
rapidly IN value with taxes tand no interest to
payf If SO call on C. 4. MAYNE d CO., 322 Mont
gomery street. ta1S If
LDSEYNI LII.
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. BUSINESS CHANCES.

CeEnO SALOON AND LODGING-HoUSE: 10
II W.. rooms; newly furnished: in manufacture
Ing locziity aad am ng hotels; rooms always full;
clears al least 500 a month over expenses; fine
stock liquors. cigars, etc; investigate W. f.
HEAI.N. 1904 Market st. ltS
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I INCoLN PARK.
LlNCJLN PARK.

PIEDMONT HEIGHTS, gdS PIEDaoST CA.3tI2
The choicest property OF all OAK and suburbs;
elegant lots large size. easy terms; mick cOnnaai
cation with Oakland and SAti Frai.etseo: fots ar
ranged in size from 50xl 80 TO IO0x2O prices from
500 to $1,000 EACH terms. $50 and 500 ecsh As
first payment balance IN 1nthY over 60 trts sold in
tue LAST 80 days; several hhe fesfsleaees 70 be
erected at once examine this properly 10 Joc NzHt
a choice lot for hoBe speculation; eheice
location while you have the Opportunity grsudest
offer ever made on the ii1e az the Piedmont cable.
For fun particulars apply to NJ. j. LAY dAScE &
Co. 466 kighrh St. Oaklana. AZ Il
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&RJVU AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME
Ro-Oo. for the man OF moderate means to Sc
cure hts own home; the pretiest aud cheapest cot
tases IN the Mission; baywindow front double par
Tors, dining-r0om kitchen, bedrooms and bath
rooms; bric-a-brac top manteIs: high basement; can
DC bought on easy terms, monthly payments and
small amount of cash. 25th ST., Noe: take Cas-
frost cars. get out at 25rh ST., walk block east
loek Mt these at once; first come first served. For
! MONTGOMERY s
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G. SA0 WOOD AND COAL YARD FOR SALE:
u CIV. best location in the city: kept by present
party l6 ears who is owner of property, and will
? main with you until custom is secured W f.
HEALY lOai Market 1t#
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RRTVED NPS :. -
=, YORK: Is only natural bern trance Medium In
the world is seventh daughter, born with douba
ven ana wonderful prophetic .fB OF secDud sivar.
thiS she VIII prove: every aidiets stery revealed:
tei.s your entire life III dead trace gives Fournane
ness. lawsuits MARRIAGES. Divorces dea rs iil,far
t t separated, remo' Toe evil Influences ressornz
ius, rove she hisS no equal and wishes Il d.stiaety
unaerstood that She ayertses Rotiiag but y nat she
eah no an VINO are In trUlbie inxlsed to es al -
convinced: $1,000 Challenge 20 any naeda,n ~,
can excel her farloEs, 1920 Marke5 * OPP. En-
Al RS. A. SAYLoR-ngsEAsEs CT IA nfAss AND
~. cn!Idres cured by pnot!sln. $50 laF
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-15
WAS THERE A WRECK !?
A Question Agitating People on the A.
lantic Coast.

A Question Agitaring People on the A.
lantic Coast.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15-Has there been o
bad wreck off the coast of Newfoundland
This is the question that is troubling peo-
pie in this city and along the coast as far
as st. Johns, Nd 1t was at first reported
that the City of Rome, of the Anchor line,
with hundreds of passengers, had gone
ashore off Shott's Point, village in New
foundland, but this proved to be an error,
as the City Of Rome was ascertained later
to be safe on her eastward trip. Then
kilograms from st. Johns stated that the
lost vessel was the Cita di Roma, from
New Orleans for Bordeaux
A Sailors Fishy Story.
But disp atches from the Crescent City
throw great doubt on this report. Then
telegram was received from St. Johns
to the effect that a sailor had arrived at
Tepassey, Nd, with the report that he
was one of the crew of the City Of Rome
(not the Anchor line boat) which sailed
from Montreal Oct. Z for Dundee, and that
nearly all the crew had been lost. This
was proven untrue by the facts that nc
such steamer had left Montreal, nor is
such steamer known at Dundee. Later
advices were to the effect that the Cita di
Roma had been wrecked and the. captain
and first officer drowned, but the remain
der of the crew saved. This has not beer
confirmed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-15
Will Prove a Stumbling Block.
Asked for a "Prison sund ay."

PITTsBURG, Oct. 15.-At the congress of
the National Prison association yesterday
Mr.. Spalding, of Massachusetts,, offered
a resolution 90 the effect that the Nation
al Prison association requests all clergy
men in the United States and Canada to
observe the fourth Sunday of each year as
prison Sunday. The resolution was Car
ried. "The Chaplain" was the subject
next discussed, Rev. Dwight p. Breed, of
the Indiana state prison north, presiding
Ex-President Hayes was reelected presi-
dent of the association, and John T. AliIli-
gan, of Allegheny, secretary. with Charles
Z FELTON,, of Chicago, and DR.. Roland p.
Falkner. of Philadelphia, as his assist
ants. Adjourned sine die
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-15
ABBREVIATED rELEeRAMs.

Shawneetown, Ills, has had s1OO,0Ce
fire.
There was another earthquake shock i'm
California yesterday morning. No dam
age is reported.
A collision of two cable cars on Milwau-
kee avenue, Chicago, seriously injured
three persons.
Joseph F. Haynes, Democrat, was re-
elected mayor of Newark, n. j., by a de-
creased majority.
The furious gale which has been raging
over Great Britain for twenty-four hours
continues unabated.
1t is feared that many pleasure boats
have been lost in the storm that is still
raging on the western Atlantic.
Major Charles B. Throckmorton, U. S.
A, commandant at Fort Schuyler, is un-
der arrest charged with duplicating pay
vouchers.
Professor w. H. Carroll, the archeolo-
gist, killed himself at New York because
the doctors gave no hope that he would
recover from his illness.
Near Wynnewood, /. T., farmer named
Smith was called to his door and shot
dead by two men concealed in the yard.
The assassins escaped
Joseph C. Crumb, president Of the Har-
vow tAiio.J jain Ouc VI tuc uOob
prominent business men in that city is
dead at the age of "a years
Laura Gilardi, aged Is, was shot and
killed at Baltimore by her husband, Sisto
Gilardi. GiIardi also shot himself, but
the wounds are not serious.
An Augusta. Me, dispatch to the New
York World says it is Mr.. Blaine's inten-
tion to return to Washington and resume
his duties in the state department on Octo-
ber Is.
1t is given ont in Boston that Mr. Searles
and Timothy Hopkins have come to terms
regarding the disposition of the millions
of the late Mrs. Searles. Young Hopkins,
it is believed, gets from ss.oOo,OOo to slo,-
00000
At meeting of Conservative associa-
tions in London it was decided to petit
tion parliament to reduce the Irish repre-
sanitation in that body to the same ratio
OF inhabitants as applies in England and
Scotland.
A other forgery has just been placed o
the account of Standiford Bros, the miss
ing Chrisman, MS, bankers. 1t is in the
shape of a note for $4,000 on Samuel Ken
| ton, who is already loser to the extent of
| $40 600 or S12 000
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-15
CONFESSION OF A FIRE BUG.
Hired by the Auditor to Destroy the
County Records

Hired by the Auditor to Destroy the
County Records.
He stated that he was hired to do the
work af destroying the court house rec
ords by Auditor Lavelle and Aaron b.
Hawes. He and Basil Ledgerwood we're
TO be paid $500 each for the work. Lavelle
Ledgerwood money to buy a revolver.
Hawes in the meantime had stated to
Harbin that it was necessary to destroy
the court house records in order to keep
Jim Lavelle, the auditor, out of the peni-
tentiary, as he was defaulter. Lavelle
took Harbin and Ledgerwood to the court
house and told them where to set the
fires, and gave them keys to the court
house and offices. That night they car
ried in the coal oil, flooded the offices, ap-
piled the torches and fed
Harbin's Story Corroborated.
The arrangement was to certain ex-
tent abortive, as the auditors records,
which make the investigation possible.
were saved, although all the valuable rec
ords in the recorders Office, fixing the til
tie to all the landed property in Daviess
county, were destroyed. The loss to the
county by this is incalculable. AS soo1 as
Harbin had completed his testimony war.
rants were issued for the others concerned.
Ledgerwood, when arrested, knocked un-
der at once, telling the same story Harbin
told Every statement corroborates the
evidence secured by the detectives.
The Head Rascal Locked Up.
Auditor Lavelle was Immediately ar
rested and the big iron Jail doors we're
closed on the man who a few years ago
was said to be the most popular political n
in Daviess county. A. b. Hawes soon
Joined him, but Michael Lavelle could not
be found and has not yet been arrested.
Ledgerwood and Harbin were arraigned
| in court and pleaded guilty to the charge
of arson. Sentence of them was post.
poned. Lavelle and Hawes were bound
over In 8. coo each on the same charge and
last night had not yet obtained bail.
| Judge Lynch on Hand, of Course.
Naturally the excitement is terrible iu
| its intensity. No one can say that he has
La good title to his real property and in
dignation is at a white heat There i:
much talk of an appeal to mob law, but il
Is hoped that cooler counsel will prevail
and the county be spared the ignominy of
lynching bee. The Jail is surrounded by
a guard and no means will be spared Il
protect the prisoners. All the accused
are men of 81. Auditor Layelle is
about 46years of age. and his wife is th,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-15
ALocoMoTWE BOILER ExPLoDEs.
Three Men Probably Fatally Hurt and
Eleven in All Injured.

Three Men Probably Fatally Hurt and
Eleven in All Injured.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 15.-Shortly before 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon a terrible ex-
plosion rent the air at the shops of the
Chicago, St Paul and Kansas City Rail-
way company at South park. AS soon as
the smoke and noise had subsided agon-
izing groans were heard in the debris of
the wreck, which told too plainly that
several human beings were victims of the
casualty. The employees of the shops had
been repairing an old engine, and, havin g
completed the work, decided to test the
boiler. Doubtless too much steam was
put on, for the boiler exploded and eleven
persons were injured, three of them prob
ably fatally.
Five Victims Badly Mangled.
Five of the victims were terribly mutt
lated, and were picked up unconscious.
The others were quite badly injured and
taken to their homes. Following is a list
of injured: John J. Clowry, John MAJ,
Martin Merrill. William Davidson, Da-
yid Zield. James Dickson. James Slavi I,
Charles Newman, Harry Garrickson, and
two Others whose names were not learned,
slightly hurt Clowry and May cannot
possibly live and the recovery of Newman
is very doubtful.