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The Supposed Violin Of a Lynching Turns
Up Alive and Well.

The Supposed Victim of a Lynohing Turns
Up Alive and Well.
sRpAt1A, Mo-, June 29.-Jesse Mus
ser, who was supposed to have been
hanged by a mob August 81 last, sp-
peared upon the streets of his native
town of Houstonia to-day. On the
date mentioned two men entered the
bank at Carder, and, with drawn r.
volyers, secured $500 from the cashier.
A posse was quickly organized, n OF
the men was overtaken. half the stolen
money was found in his possession, and
he was hanged to d tree.
The dead man was said to be Jesse
Musser, who disappeared from his
home three days before, After the
burial the remains were disintered by
Mus,er's father and mother, and recog-
nized as their son. Musser said to-day
that he had known all along about The
sensation he was supposed to have
caused, and rather enjoyed il, but pre-
ferred to keep quiet. He had been
working near Gailiam, Mo-, as a farm
hand. Who tho man was who was
lynched is now acompIete mystery.
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WASHINGTON, Juno 29.-In the house
to-day Mr.. Hatch submitted the agri-
cultural appropriation bill, and asked
for a committee of conference which
was appointed.
Mr.. 0uthwaite's motion Of yesterday,
that the house insists on its disagree
ment to the senate amendment OF the
army appropriation bill, respecting the
payment for transportation OF troops
on bond aided railroads and ask for
another conference, was agreed to.
The next conference report was on
the Indian appropriation bill. Mr..
Rockwell, Dem, Of New York, ex-
planned its provisions.
The report was disagreed TO without
division, and the bill was again sent
into conference. An attempt to bring
up the tin plate bill was met by the
Republicans with fiibustering motions
and the house adjourned.
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THE NATIoN GAME.
Base Ban Played b. Loasus Teams Te
terdaY,

terday,
BAurnloRE, Mp, June 2e.-Washing-
ton was defeated by the Orioles to-day
by q streak Of heavy hitting. Score:
Baltimore, Z; Washington, 8. Earned,
and 2. Errors, 2 and 8. Hits, Z each,
Pitchers, McMahon and Killen. UNI
pire, Lynch.
CIYciNNAT1, June 29.-The Reds won
to,day's game with Chicago by superb
or hitting aud punching their hit4.
Score: Cincinnati, 8; Chicago, i. Err
rors, Chicago 2. Earned, Cincinnati 5.
Hits, 8 and 10. Pitchers, Dryer and
Hutchinson. Umpire, Gatfney.
ISDIANAPoLIs, June 29.-Hard hitting
at opportune times saved the brewers
to.day's game. Score: Indianapolis, b;
Milwaukee, 10. Hits, 5and H. Errors,
A and l. Pitchers, Gayle and Ferson.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 29.-Hemmine,
Louisyille's new pitcher made his debut
here to-day and pitched a mastery
game. Louisville. s; St. Louis, ),
Earned, / and2 Errors, | and 4. Hits.
10 and 6. Pitchers, Hemming and Brel-
tenstein, Umpire, Hurst
CLEVELAND, o., June 2a-Timely hit
ting by the Pittsburgh's gave them the
game to-day. Score: Cleveland 4,
Pittsburgh g. Earned, l and 8, Errors,
2 and3. Hits. s each. Pitchers, Young
and Ehret. Umpire, Mitchell.
ColUMDus, o., June 29.-Clausen
pitched like a farmer to-day and the
Columbus team played the worst OF the
years. Score: Columbus, /; Omaha, s.
Hits. 6 and'5 Errors, s and !. Pitchers,
Clausen and Vickery.
NEW YoRE, June 29,-The New York
and Brooklyn teams played their final
game together AZ Brooklyn to-day,
Brooklyn winning tho same and cap
turing the series. Score: New York, 81:
Brooklyn, Z. Earned, New York, 81;
Brooklyn, A. Errors, 8 aud 9. Hits, 8
and Z. Pitchers, King and Stein. UNI
pire, Emslie.
PHlbADRlpHtA, June 29.-After win
ming sixteen straight games the Phil
lies fell down to-day before the superb
pitching Of "Kid" Nichols and Boston
scored an easy victory. Joe Mulvey
the famous third baseman was released
to-day. Score: Boston, 8; Philadelphia
l. Earned, Boston, 2. Hits, 8 and 4.
Errors. Philadelphia, 8. Pitchers, Mich.
oils and weighing. Umpire, Sheridan.
TOLEDO, o., June 2g.-Qolelo played
all around Kansas City in both batting
and fielding. Score: Toledo 10, Kansas
City A. Hits-Toledo 10, Kansas City5.
Errors-Toledo l, Kansas City Q. Pitch
ers-Dewald aud Eiteljorg.
FoRr WAYNE, IND, June 29.-The
Minneapolis club won by lucky bunch
ing of hits iu the fourth tuning. Score:
Fort Wayne 8, Minneapolis 6. Hits
Fort Wayne 10, Minneapolis 10. Errors
Fort Wayne /, Minneapolis 4. Pitch
ers-Wadsworth and Swartzelt.
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.BLAINE,S SUCCESSOR.
John W. Foster. of indiana. is APP
pointed Secretary OF State.
he is AN EXPERIENCED DIPLOMAT
And His Selection is Received With
Favor on an sides.-His Long and
Honorable Public carecr--The Sem
ate Immediately Confirms Him,
withoutthe Usual Red Tape, Which
is a Rare Compliment.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 29.-The
President to-day sent to the senate the
following nomination: John W. Foster,
of Indiana, to be secretary Of state:
The nomination Of General Foster
meets with general favor and is every
whore accepted as a proper compliment
to a deserving official. Mr.. Foster is
particularly well equipped for the office
through his diplomatic knowledge and
ability and his thorough familiarity
with the business Of the department
for the past two years. He was ten
dered the Office a few days ago and
hesitated to accept because of the
financial sacrifice that was entailed.
The action OF the senate in confirm
ing Mr.. Foster almost Immediately upon
its reception and without reference to
the foreign relations committee, is al
most without precedent, as heretofore
it has been customary 10 reserve this
honor for senators in active service who
are nominated for office.
Mr.. John w. Foster was born in Pike
county, Indiana, March =, 1885 He
was graduated at the Indiana State Uni
yersity in 1855, and after a year at Har-
ward law school was admitted to the bar
at Evansville. He entered the army in
1851 as major Of the twenty-second In
diana infantry.
Later he was appointed colonel Of the
136th Indiana regiments He was United
States minister to Mexico in 1873 and
was reappointed by President Hayes in
1850. In March OF that year he was
transferred to- Russia and held that
mission until November, 1881, when he
resigned. President Arthur appointed
him minister 10 Spain and he served
from February 1883 TO. March 1885,
when he resigned. When minister to
Spain he negotiated an important COM
mercial treaty with the Spanish govern
ment.
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SAN FRASclsco, June 2e.-Prelimina-
ries of the glove contest between Joe
Goddard. of Australia, and Joe McAul-
life, Of San Franciscc. which takes place
tomorrow night, have been settled and
the California Athletic Club was to-day
engaged in getting into readiness for
the occasion. The wigwam is capable
OF seating over 5000 persons, and it is
now estimated every seat will be taken
by the time the two contestants enter
the ring at OPP. m. McAulifte money is
preponderating in betting, and odds OF
100 TO 80 are freely offered in his favor.
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ARE you troubled with corns or bum
ions2 If 60, let us give you q little ad.
vice. Pare them down as closely as
possible without drawing blood; then
soak them in warm water to soften
them, and apply ohamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily, rubbing them vigor-
ously for a few minutes at each applica-
ton. Acorn plaster should be worn
for q few days to protect them from the
shoe. As a general Imminent for sprains,
bruises, lame back or rheumatism, Pain
Balm Is all that can be desired. 30
cent bottles for sale by druggists. paw
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SFecial DLpatcA to e Inteltgtnesr.
oAIpwEnn, o., June ga fight oc-
cured at this place today between
Adolph Michael and I. F. Young, two
OF Caldwell's most prominent citizens,
in which tho former drew q revolver
and fred two shots at the latter. His
aim was bad, however, doing no dam
age. Tho affair has caused great OK
citement. The trouble arose over an
old time feud.
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B,Bm,,er,, pyeinr E..aeushnen..

John Heilmeier, proprietor Of the
PaH Handle Dyeing Establishment No.
1881 Market street, respectfully. an
nounces that he is prepared TODD clean
ing, dyeing and repairing, and in fact
he guarantees to make your last years
clothes look as good as new on short no.
tice. Give him a call.
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DR. WOODS NoRwAY PINE SYRUP cures
coughs and colds quicker than any
other remedy, because it combines the
lung-healing quality of the pine tree
with other valuable medicines. Sold
by all dealers on a guarantee Of salts.
faction. raw
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action of
the liver and kidneys Is bad drainage to
tho human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy. D&w
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Special DlsDIsN % az IH1tHIVtWV'.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. June 29.-West
Virginia pension: original-Thomas
E. Ball, David L. Drenner, Chester z.
Williams, Alfred B. Steele, John stra-
dor, Francis Cross, Thomas +. Quick.
lncrease-George Becker, Alfred
Barr.
Reissue-Homer Freeman.
Original Widows, &G-Mary A. Go6,
Jane locklin.
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IF the assessor has omittedt to assess
you, see TO IL that youar r listed. You
will be deprived OF your vote in Mo-
vember IL your name Is not on the as.
SCISSORS book.
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Special pipdtch TO tie Intelligence.
ooDUMBus, o., June 2a.-Auditor of
State Poe and Attorney General Rich
ards tonight left for New York, with
S284,25O to pay the state debt.
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NEW YoRx, June 29.-over 5000 peo-
pie left Europe to-day on outgoing
steamers. The Inman liners City Of
Paris and City OF Chester alone carried
2,03s cabin passengers.
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Now po ,rmaster Appointed

Special DlNpdIeh 70 NC NAt4IIVEIV1'
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 29.-J. W.
Anderson has been appointed post
master at HoliIon, Summers county,
vice j. C. McNeer, resigned.
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II you want to spend q pleasant day
90 to the Mark Twain Rod and Gun
Club picnic on Thursday.
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For shortest route to Fair Grounds,
use the New Steel Bridge. Main gate is
due south on Penn street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30

Tns greatest picnic Of the season will
be at tho New Fair Grounds to-day.
Take boats footo Il Twelfth street.
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5000 buys a PARK View lot 5oxl75,
with shade trees in front. You will
double your money in one year. Call on
RoLFe& HARVEY,
1927 Market Street.
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BUeINE is non-pc:sonous to human
life, but is the mos deadly bane to in
sect life. 25 cents at all dealers.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


NOTICE T0~'CLAIMANTS-I HAVE
IN in custody at the Custom HouIe, Wheel
Ing, ". Va. the following property. viz: Two
II ler's package. containing 80 proof gAllonA the
other one a Wholesale Dealers package, contain.
Ing ~ proof gallons, aud said to belong 10 David
iRoSenbaum. The Aforesaid whisky was found
stored at 2l0l Main street, Wheeling, and wM
seized by me on the 9th day Of December. 1881,
Tor violations Of Internal Revenue Laws section
SE6 Revised Statutes u. 8. Also one barrel
Blackberry Brandy, containing iSH gallons
found ut 1908 Main street, wheeling, w. Va and
owned bye, SunStein and seized by me GU The
9th day Of December, 1891 for ylolRtlon,oi Inter
nal Revenue Law. section II, Acts FebruaYS
1875, and section 23l6d, Revised Statutes US
ANY person claiming the Aforesaid goods arc
hereby notified to appear at tho Internal Ieve
nue. office at Wheeling, W. Va, within thirT
days from the tlrst publication OF this notice and
make their claim known.
(Signed.) W. NEWT BoNAR D. G.
f, WHEELING. W. VA. June g. lS9!. ie.31h
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wa the Baltimore 8 Ohio Riilroad, July
8, 8, and'7,
On account Of the meeting OF the Society
of the Christian Endeavor at New York.
On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Company will sell excursion tickets to
New York at one fare for the round
trip, good returning until July 10, with
an extension Of limit until August 10
bv depositing tickets with agent of the
committee on or before July 10, 1892.
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BuersE kills raaches, bed bugs and
all insects Instantly. Is non.poiaonous.
% cents.
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EOR S%ALE-BOoT, SHOE AND NO.
Il TIoN STORE in centre Of businosspart Of
Dellalre. Address Box 1913. BellAlre. Q. ie!
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n1aH.oLAss PHOTOGRAPHS.

P~nrsonG's Gallery Is now open. The same
good work will BIO continuad by u ulRstc
photographers from tho east. satisfaction
guaranteed.
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ToR NO. 1877
i. sonth Broadway. containing seven rOomi,
hall and pantry. Both gRSses and water. Lot
4Oxl2O.' Inquire on premises. ap1
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If You want rich and handsome
Linens at halt their value, go to Stifel
s. Co.'s sale Friday.
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meetings..
PusLlc SALES.
DUBLIo SALE OF

DUBL1O SALE OF
Valuable ISLAND LOTS.
/ viii, offer for sale ut public auction, at he
north front door Of the Court House, in the CITY
OF Wheeling. on Saturday tho ID day OF JULY.
1897, commencing at 10 O'Clock y m, the follow.
Ing lois on Wabash streets; Nos. 35 to s inclu.
Siyc and Nos. 40 and II; and on North HuFOa
street Nos 10 10 inclusive and Nos Is and II.
T9rms made known at time OF sale.
JAMES v. REILLY.
jc24 Agent tate OF N. Reilly.
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MARKED DOWN PRICES,
GEO. R. TAYLOR


Special attention is invited to our new lines
of Boys Mothers Friend and Star Waists.
Ladies' Derby" Waists, Ladies' Union Silk
and Sanitary Isle Union Suits. also French
Vests, Boys, Misses, Child's and Infants
Vests, Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers;
Also a lot of Ladies' Balbriggan Vests, reduced
from 7sc to age We invite the attention OF
ladies' also to our superior line of Ladies' Cam
brio and Muslin Underwear, made to order for
our sales and can with safety be recon-
mended. Allthese goods in Market street
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WANTED.
EMPLoYMENr FOR GOOD BUSI.

EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUSI.
ID NESS MEN.
Good, energetic business mon wanted. 70
travel in all parts of the United States in the
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE,
patriotic, fratefnal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and bel.
ter friternAl and protective features than am
other insurance order in existence. No "ShoIt
term or ABANDONMENT" scheme, but q perfect
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE, EQUi.
TABLE, ECONOMICAL aud easy 10 work. The
plans arc excellent, readily understood and rec.
ommend themselves. This society now fnmbcn
among It's members alarger percentage Of intel.
llgeiIt business and professional men, In pro.
portion 10 It's total membership, than any other
order. The most liberal Inducements as regards
nay, steady employment, territory, etc, offered
The right mon TO act o. special agents Call at
d EOFFIcI OF TIE AMERICAN uNIoNLEAGUE
2SO4 Chnpline Street,
mygI Wheeling, ". Va
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FOR SALE.

isIened.j W NEWT BoNAR D. C.
MnEEllSo. ". Va. June q. 1897. Ie.S1h
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SATISFACTORY GOODS
SATISFACTORY PRICES!

This is what after all makes a house
popular. Every lady who has been
trading with us Is pleased with the
purchases made. We are now offering
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS Mt lower
prices than the same class OF goods
have ever been shown at. Visit us and
satisfy yourself Of this fact.
90 S0 WILL BUY FULL SUIT LENGTH
epc.CO OF ALL-wooL GOODS. in a large va
riety OF patterns, that are worth SIS.
Cd IN WILL BUY A FULL SUIT LENGTH
&I.Ou of AMAZON STRIPES In rich color
lngs. Just such goods as are sold az 81 So
CT R0 WILL BUY SUIT LENGTH OF M
ID .OO PORTED DIAGONAL, In blue, green or
brown Illuminated effects. now SO faShiOnable
equal 70 anything shown az $i2 SO.
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STILL REJOICING.
The Democrats of San Rafael Friendly
to SteDhen M. White.

SAN RAFAEL. Nov. 19.-The Democrats
of this vicinity continued the celebration Of
their victory tonight by a torchlight pro-
cession. followed by speaking at the opera
house. Speeches were delivered by Judge
Mcguire of San Francisco, District Attor-
ney James w. Coebrane and others. Reso-
lutions were adopted fsvoring the candidacy
Of Stephen Nj. White for the United States
Senate.
RED BLUFF, Nov. 19.-The Democracy
was jubilatlng tonight. There was torch
light procession, with several hundred men
In line and the-town was alive with people.
There was speaking in the Pavilion by Con-
gresham Geary and others and the hall was
packed almost to suffocation.
MODESTO. Nov. i9.-The Democrats are
making extensive preparation for ratifica-
ton, consisting of procession, grafton,
barbecue and grand ball next Monday.
VIsALIA, Nov. 19.-The city is full of
Democrats celebrating CIeveland's election.
Steve White addressed large audience in
the theater.
HoLLIsTER. Nov. 19.--The Democrats of
San Bento County celebrated the election
OF Cleveland and Stevenson here tonight
in a most enthusiastic manner. Fully 1900
people took part in the demonstration. The
procession was long one and contained
many unique features. There was a pro-
fusion OF fireworks all along the line of
march. Assemblyman-electJ j. III. Matthews
and District Attorneys elect NJ. L. Dooling
delivered addresses. The meeting closed
with three rousing cheers for Cleveland
and Stevenson and reform.
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BIG RIVER WINS.
A Hot Fight for the New Mendocino
High School

IuSu SCnOO1.
UKIAH, Nov. 19.-Supervisor Henry was
brought here this forenoon from his sick
chambers in San Francisco and voted this
afternoon at the meeting Of the board.
thereby settling the question as to where
on the coast side OF the county the new
high school should be located. The vote
was In favor of Big River, the vote stand
pervisors Day and Rea; for Big River three
votes. Supervisors Duncan. Henry and
Stickney.
The contest has been most exciting, as
every community on the coast except one
wanted the county high school, so largely
voted Tor at the late election. The exeep-
tlonaf precinct was Point Arena.
When Assemblyman-eIect Tindall pro-
posed addressing the Supervisors in favor
OF Point Arena as location for the school.
his attention was called to his towns vote
on the proposition, the vote having been
q ayes and III noes. He thereupon with
held his speech. Fort Bragg's interest was
vigorously presented by committee con-
sisting of Superintendent johnson OF the
Fort Bragg Lumber Company, John Bar
rett and John Markell Of the Fort Bragg
Lumberman, with Judge Carothers as at
torney. Why Day and Rea. the valley Su-
pervisors, voted with Fort Bragg Is what
bothers this delegation. Big Rivers inter-
ests were looked after by A. Brown of the
Attorney-elect Pemberton and Supervisor.
elect Flanagan. with Judge Orion and ex-
District Attorney Mannon as counsel. Big
River donates the land for the school site.
and the county at large is to be assessed for
the building
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THE DREAD CHINOOK.
1t Melted the Snow on the Sides of
Mount Tacoma.

TACOMA. Nov. 19.-0n account of high
water ali trains have been suspended to-day
on the Northern Pacific eastward and to
Seattle. The bridge at Palmer is being re-
paired slowly, so it will be several days be-
fore traffic can be resumed on the main
line. Two bridges have been washed oct
on tue Seattle line-one over Stuck River,
near Stuck Junction. and the other over
White River, near Christopher. Both will
be repaired by midnight, and trains will be
started north in the morning. Some DAM
age has been done in White River Valley,
but the cold snap has abated the food.
This morning two large bridges built by
the settlers were washed out by the Puyal-
lup River, ten miles south of 0rting, in the
Upper Puyallup Valley, and the Northern
Pacific logging branch is two feet under
water six miles from Orting and consider
able track has been washed out. Farms
are somewhat damaged also In that section.
The Puyallup flood was caused by a Chi
nook wind. which melted the snow on
Mount Tacoma.
The Nesqually River is also on bender,
several county bridges over it being washed
out at the south end Of Pierce County. The
weather tonight is clear and cool.
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Vie,r Shooting the properrers.

power. The revolution of the foot-wheel is
transmitted to the propellers by suitable
mechanism, the power being multiplied as
In the road cycle.
while 1t is not certain that this latest
product OF German ingenuity will prove as
valuable as is expected by the inventor. 1t
nevertheless possesses many novel points
not common in water craft Of this char
acter."
1t Is probable. In case the facts as set
forth In the Dispatch are correct, that Mr.,
thompson will contest the priority of in
yention with the German sea bicyclist.
HIS machine possesses many points in COM
also has numerous other advantages which
the German machine. as described. does not
possess. Mr.. Thompson will at once apply
for patent for his invention and has COM
mepeed building a cycle for exhibition at
the Worlds Fair
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HANGING IN A TREE.
Treasure Fo und i'm an Odd Place by a
Poor WoodcIlopper.

DAN BERNARDISo, Nov. ia curious
IND was made here to-day. George Jones.
woodchopper, who was engaged in trim
ming some sycamore trees In the center of
this city. observed hanging over him two
shining objects. He climbed higher and
found them to be two tin cans of great
weight Jones secured the cans and
brought them to the ground, where. upon
opening them, he found them to contain
gold pieces. The money was counted and
$1,000 rolled on the ground Jones, though
a poor daily laborer. was not tempted nv
the glittering heap. but brought the treas
ure TO the Bank Of San Bernardino and de-
posted 1t there for Identification BY the
owner. The money has evidently been
hanging In the tree but short time, as one
week ago the same tree was partially
trimmed. There are all sorts of con lectures
as to how the treasure came TO be placed
there. Many suppose that Corners, the en-
bezzler from Grand Forks, n D.. now in
jail here waiting extradition. made this tree
hiding-place for some of his money which
he does not account for.