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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07

NIo1lCE ~ uERLnN GIVEN THAT HhR
~ low Ferguson, sdmlnislrat1r a. the
estate ~ Henry shinE oion, dtcoas' q, Eas
rendered for afitlcmcnt,und hled iu said rnurt,
b luul account oi his HuiniuifiTaUoh q sAld
rstHlc and petition Tor hnal distfibutiuu OF the
residue Of sara estate among me persons
entitled thereto, aud tint Ntdrvtday, tho glst
DAY NJ December 4. u,iSJs, bt ~ O'Clock ATM. al
tue court room " SOD court,iu the clur 81 court
house, -Hlt Lake cay Aug County, ttuh Toni
tory, has boon du y appointed by the Judge ~
f'ii court for tie Hetucmuut nj said recount
aud hearing saii pctilpn Tor distribution. al
which time ANA place any per On irteresIhd In
sAd vltata maV appuar and shnW cause. II any
there lc,wh, said account fhultu not be- setilud
and approved anu nusl distribution made a.
prnyof for.
Dated November .lth lN2.
e. 1. ALLEN,
tl0ik ~ Probate Court
ly CAusTrS BuowNL. Jr., Dgputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07

In the matter Of the L,taiu u Peter r. I'm.
root, dcccartd
NOlICE - uhHEia uIytN THAT
~ Atg'rhiuo ilnrOot adninistratrN Ut the
,fHtg " ittvr O.. IWrout deceased, has ron.
atfcd ior settlement, apd lied lu said tuUtt,
Ter lna. account q her admiuistratoh 1T tAid
csiatf Hni nuuuou Tor uuhl diritihutuu u
the tnsiduU - aAld Usttts amouE thu
lctHona emitted thereto, lri shat NriUvHt
IAy, The .ltt tay ~ prrompUr, 4 h, 40. NJ 40
O'Clock M ~ ne tnsr Room Vt said Cuuft,
~ the COUNTY Nuurt House. salt I. ALv uiiy and
County, tthh Territory, ma. teen duly appoint.
ed by "iudgc NJ aid Court Tor the settle.
mem ~ faid account and hearing ~ said pgti
ton tur distribution, a. which time aud placH
any person interested ~ snld cftHtc may 49,
pear aud Elbow rause. u any there br, why s4td
account Shout not uy settled uuh approve Ell
and nhhl ait'rihuuun inauc ~ prayed for.
Dated nov. 20, lEI!
q. ". ALLEN,
Ocrh 81 the rrnbiie COURT
u, CAusTIN WoWsE, Jtl. Irpuly.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
E,ato Of Marcn oI,en Jensen, dceea'o,

Estate u Maren Olsen Jensen, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, nv THE
~ undersigned, executor Of Inc estate u
Marcn olsen. Jensen deceased, 10 tho crcdi
tors OF ana all persons having chnns against
the HRid dccened, 10 exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within ton months AFTER
the ndst publication OF this notice, 10 tho said
executor ut oakley, summit county, Utah
Dated November 3uth, y,
CHRISTIAN IEN-EN,
Executor Of tho estate OF Maren Olsen Jensen,
deceased. DIV
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Ia the rrpba Count In amt Tor salt Lake
tounty. 1Uuttoty OF Yah.

~ WV AA"NA " hNNNAN ~ avn ANf NNIN NaAtt
county. 1uutoiy OF Yah.
iu tue Matter VI the t-taio VI Mary GoldIerg,
iieecascd.
Notice " time and uiarp Tor tho hearing Of
petition for adams ion 10 Probate Of Wll.
DuHsuANr 10 AZ ORDER or SAID
CONT IN said matter, notice is hereby
giten thit Ftiday. the bth day ui nsccmuor
a u, lsga at " O'Clock am, ut the County
Our, H0utr Ia salt Lake City. Utsh Turdtory,
in the court room ~ said goutt has been ~
pointed M lime aad place Tor the he trtup ~
petition OF Nnrlis Iofbefy, praying Tor the
admission 10 probate vt certain 10 umoNt
herewith ptesvutsd, purpUftnH TO BE- tho
last viii aud Testament " MAty uoldheia u,
hersts q. w. n nnd where on pfrsobs inter
ettgd may appuar nud oppose tht PROBATE Vt
sad wii. or the efanung nt ietttrs testaneu
ilry iu 'icfris GnidhrfE - prayed Tor ~ said
pnullpu.
In witness whereof, have hrrolnto sot NV
hAnd 1uf AnNtl tho seal NJ said tDurt lhia
Hlh day vt November A. u. ls',.
e.. >. ALtkN,
Iftttl CLERK Ot Zoe Probate Court
Ny tAustIS nnuWSE. in. Bcput CLERK
W ddcN & 'iufis, ATTORNEYS for The Estate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Couri In And Tor salt Lake
County. TERRITORY Of Uuh.
In the matter " tho estate OF Peter lloln,
deceased.

NptiCE i lllUknY GivtN TIIAT
~ James wilson, administrator pl the &C..
tate ot ttiCr Holm, ducrascd, has rendered Tor
fetucmun'. gnd Gicd in sHii C1uit, NJ huhl
account oi hr nuu'nistr1tion az faid estate
ma peiiuun iof lral dittri. uuon o. mo residue
81 fnii estate anon the pprsun- vrutitd
thereto, AMI thai W Wednesday, TIC s7ih day OF
uccembcU \ %. lse nj W O'Clock IN, q. the
Court hUom OF said Court, "a thr County Court
House, sHli Lake Ciiy ana County. lth
Territory, has Teen duly AFRO nted hy nc
Judge ~ fhid Court, f0r the settlement or sad
account md hssuur salu petition for disfribu.
unh ~ which time ana place any prrEOn mtcr.
estni' ~ SAM estate may appear ana how
cause. n any there be-, why said account should
not be- settled and approved and nnui ditlubu.
tiOn made 90 prayed Tor
dated uCcemb,i 3, lsul
q. T.. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the rfouptc Court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07

T NJ. EApL 1uK ADMINISTRATOR.
/ 4. vita tho wal annexed, o the Vstttu u
Andrew Homer, deceased having hci lila
nrtitiun hrrein, duy verified praying for uu
order 81 sale Of all the personal ut0ucrty and
MARI ct tie rosl estate Of tnid nccsdcnl, Tor
tho PURPOSES therein set fpftl, u Is thrt cturv
ordered by the juhrr oi said Court, That Ali
persons interested In the estate ~ thit de-
eoased, nppear before tho SAID pfobuo Court
on Wednesday, the tNonty.eightn day OF De.
etmler, lspl, at 10 O'Clock ~ tho forenoon "
said day, At the Court Room ~ SAID lrubntc
ana D,uuty Of SAT- take, Utah Territory, %
chow cause why an order should not Ne
granted 20 the -Aid administrator. to scil So
murh ut tue real estate OF tho sald dvCe lsrd ~
public or private sells as HhGll he D. cctslty.
aud tbat q copy Of ths order be- u1blish u ~
letst tour Successive weeks IN me lE ENli
LyEHisG NENs, newspaper printed and pub
nshot ~ sad city and county.
Dated November q, i,.2
g.. " HARIIH, Probate ,lufrc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, IN and for Salt Lake
COunly, 1cniiory OF Utah.
In the matter OF the eetato Of John Ehrngfen,
deceascd


WT|TW|VUs
NOTICE - HEllthN GIVEN TnAT MUS
~ ,, Grenlund, executor ~ the last Will
and testament Ut john Ehrngren, dercasd, has
rendered for settlement ard nied IN said CnrrI
hIs iluAl account ot hih Standardization Of said
estate ana petition for nnal Il stilhutiuu Of the
rceiduc of sad estate among The pcrauus en-.
Titled thereto, and that Thuredhy, the END
h'y NJ December, A u, l~Ia, Mt ~ O'Clock n tn 4,
Iourt House, SAT- Lake tity and ,nunty, uMh
Tvlr.tuty, ms been duly appointed ly thH
Judge uf rnid Court, fpr nc Settlement nf fuld
ton. ut which time Hnd place any pcrf0n IN.
tdrpstrd Zen said estate may npptaf aud show
cause. 10 upy there ho why smd account should
not ho sotilcd ana approved aud 1nal ditiribu,
ton made HH pUiyou Tor.
Dated Noy1mlcr 2llh, lsp',
q. =. FhLIFS,
tlofk Of me rfh0ate Court
by CAUsrEE BROWNE, in, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07

TOM W. WiNWARD, TliE ADMINS
~ traitor OF The estate OF James Shields, de.
ceased, having llrd u petition herein, duly
verified, praying Tor IN order ~ sale ul the
personal property and q portion Of the real
estate Of said deceden', Tor the purposes
ihcrrin set forth, n IS therefore ordered
by the Judge Of shti Court that
o I per ons inlci oatod IN tHc estate ut snid
decnatcd, appear before the aaid Probate Court
on 'fucf day, lhe thifi day 0f January, 1875. nj
10 o'clork ~ Tie forenoon OF anid day. at Inc
Court Room ~ sHid ir0hntr Court, at Inc
county onri ilouao, 10 ihe NY and County
uf snl Lake, lt'h lCrTiIuty, 10 show cause
why nn order sh0uld not DO granted to tAo
sNii administrator, 10 sall tile personal prup.
city ntluhiic sale ant 10 sell 30 much oi the
real catnle ~ the SAN dru2Hacd at private sale
ns hlnl. DO uuresu Try. ant that copy o. this
order bo uubl shed atledst four successive weeks
m tho DksEWtf INtNiNu NEws, q urWs
puurr printed and published IN sad City AMI
tunny.
D.tud December y, no,
@, ", BAglCH, Probate judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07
tEGhI Norinr
IN ius rfnisic Court e ttr County Of eali
iAss. teuItor' NJ Lt8t
N the Mater Ct he fua'g li Ealnh nsrtson.
IsrfHfof.


N VIZ uAi'ef 81 ihe ftiAtN ~ halnh Naftsnn'
lsrffHcf.
order 10 shoW tause vhs order ~ fais NJ teal
rtis'e should moi tc fnnfe
EHh Las ". GROW. THf ADNlNisTNA.
" iur 81 w. estate 81 WripN rnr1rnu, DO.
cclscd. having n'ed hn petition herein,
Gully erinef. praying for o. order ~ sis
VI nli tho real estate ~ fhd dcrrGtnt.
for IN purpotcl therein ttl forth. B! -
hereby ordered by th, judge OF snHt tnur.
that all pdfsOns Interested lt the cstate M
taid Deceased appear bcfutc the said Probate
Court on 1uefdh,, She ~ dGy VI npeemIcr,
lfH,h' 10 O'CLOCK IN the forenoon OF faid day 10
tho Court Room uf said Probate curt az tho
tnuuty Court House m the city and county Of
raltiAte,ltah Territory. 10 show cause Why 40
t-tcr shoulf rot be- frsntct 10 me sati admin.
UttA'Or TO eel 80 much Of trC Iohi ,fihic ~
tho tsid ltceasod ~ private safe A. shall 10
nccCfssty, and thst p copy uf tbs order he
published NJ Least thrcc successive weeks IN tho
brsiHtr hvENiHu NHwe, anewepapcr PRINT
"a aud lubusbed 10 ahid ciil ard county.
Dated NuvnWltsT. ilth, 1r2
@, ". BABrCfl. PROBATE Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE,

In the Probate Court in aud for Salt Lake
County, Trfntsry VI utah.
H. the Matter Of the Estate NJ Henry shinzle.
ton, UCVclspd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

lu the Probate Cpatt tu aud Tor sat l.ale
County, 1riFtury ct Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07
LEGAL notice.

In the Probate Court, IA and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of james shields.
uCrcasad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE,

In The Probate tlur ~ ana tor salt Lake
tnuny, Territory VI Jtuh.
In the matter OF tho tsuta OF judith Tsmpls
Haven, dtCpHteI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE.
10 the Probate CuU Z IN uud Tor salt Lake
County, TtTritory Of Utah
In the matter Of the estate Of AudreS Homer
ducrArtd,

order to show cause why order ~ sale Of real
estate shouiu NJ, be uiadu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07

In the matter ~ tho kstntu Of ElDA john.
sOu, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-07
MsRsnAl's SALE.

sheriff " salt Lake rIIuf
Dated O,tob,r - isp'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23
. RAILROADS.
RIO GRANDE
WESTERN.
Standard Guago.
cusatNr TINE TkBlI
IAnN


In Eject January .. 1909.
LrAvrs sALr LAKE.
No e-for Provo. -auna. Grand june
ton sud ~ points iast..... eiio am.
No i-for Provo. Grnnd Junction and
all points East...............,... Nial pm.
No. s-ior lroyo, Payson and turoAa ~ m.
NO t-lor Ria ham s,...-..a 'vl am
SO g-tor Hot springs sud ua|icu. ..,.. 70 AN.
No. l-lor Ogden aud the Us ttt ..''...l2 W pm
No. 3-for Ogden and tho Wost.,.....,,ls ~ an
AntIyrs SALT LAKE.
No. i-rrom Provo. salila Grand
Junction and the last......l2e 81 nm.
No. a-from Prove. Grand Junction
and tho Iast. .......,,,.,,...... l3iel am.
Iurcka .............................i0.i IS am.
10 T-from bingham ..,,........, ....,. % pm.
No. l0-from Hot Springs and Ogden. y % U.tu.
No. 2-ifnm Ogieu aud the Nfut....... Nfin AIN.
No, t-tton oF'ion ant The Wet. piiQ pm.
Puliman Palace slccpors on MI through
Trans n tchangcai close connections. safety,
speed and comfort.
ticket ufiirf No. 9ro y mNin street.
u. G. DODGE, A. 4. wFLBY, J. H. BENNETT
Gen. Manager tupt Gen.fft&iaas.Agi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

When q lady ON Davenport street
opened hor side door in answer to a
knock she found a shivering specimen
there.
please, madam, he began, with
much suavity, II am most starved
could you give mo bite to catf'
MY poor fellow said tho lady
kindly, Il have nothing in tho house
but very small quantity of rye
"Oh, madam" exclaimed the de
lighted tramp. ''if there is anything
| doto on it Is clear, genooine old
fashioned rye
Bread; you shall have the heel Of
the loaf-here II is, and she handed
him a piece OF pctrified rye bread
that would have taxed tho digestion
Of a brass monkey.
Then size softly closed the door,
Detroit Free Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

tnu uUuer OF MN. Aftur ms wJi n
was finished he csmo down, entered
the bell tower and dressed wooden
figure in his clothes; he then 10
mounted and hung his cfiigy from
the stecplc.
But eiiigy or not, II was diahonor
TO Gronouillevillo. suspended from
their church spirc. and must rcmain
there no longer
Joan Rcnard climbed up and un.
hooked the supposititious corpse,
which fell upon the square beneath
amid general cheers and laughter.
The cure thus got the worst OF tho
bargain. His money, after oil, paid
for tho woathercock.
This was not the end Of the matter,
however
II guvo Jean Rcnnrd a first class
funeral service" thought the cure,
and he shall pay for it,
lie then began suit against the
slater. who, naturally, refused 10
pay.
81 did not ask you for burial scrv.
ice, Monsieur 10 Cure"
None asks that, my son, and yet
all finish that way. You were thought
dead
But | was not, happily; and also,
In that case, 1t ~ mover tho customer
who pays. Carry your bill to my
hciis."
ITO your heirsi You have mono,
since you aru not dead"
"Thcn why did you bury me"
But, unhappy man, prayed for
the salvation Of your soul"
"The salvation Of my soull Pray
for the salvation Of your own. for !
am not sure that have n soul"
"Hcrutic" murmurcd the priest
"Thc cause IL heard, said in his
turn the justice Of tho peace. who
gave Judgment as follows;
Considering that Jean Ronard
trickcd tho cure, but that the cure
had first tiickcd Jean Bcnard;
Considering that the trade Of a
priest Is TO pray for tho salvation Of
souls, az Il is the trade OF skaters to
set up weathcrcocks,
But, whereas the slater could no
more have sot up wcathcrcoCk that
had not fallen down than the cure
could pray for tho salvation Of u soul
that was not in peril;
Whereas, finally, Jean Renard af,
firms that he has no soul. and in that
case no use for pmyoiS;
1--WE therefore reject the suit Of
the Cure do Grcnouillcvillc, and do
condemn him to pay tho cost there
Of"
And all Grrnouillcville laughs yet.
The cures money was put TO good
use by jean Renard lie no longer
climbs stcoples. He lives by the sea
side now, from whence he frequently
sends mo a basket of fine oysters. So
| owed him this story Translated
from the French of Raphael Iightono
for Overland Monthly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

Come, Sweetheart. cossl Across the road
Are the great rooks that all must pas;
Ysu maj not lay aside ysur load.
Aud thYueh roo cry, -Aissl Alsi-
NJ hand can ha,p you In Thu hour;
We stand aside, you male your moan.
Bat this 10 your allotted denver.
This pain must bc your very own
The rock. are there. 70 cold s1s rrny
Ysur feel are tender, thsy viii bleed:
y Sweetheart must you W this vayf
Our hearts orr cut what noodf VIVA
needf"
But come, make haste. your nRri. n called,
II see'na In love and not In wrath.
You smile % We. and. unsppalled,
20 slowly up the narrowing path.
Now. Sweetheart, turn your peaceful eyes
Tho cold. gray rocks you crossed alone
Are lying green beneath the tkies
BY vines and tno.,os overfrown.
Repeat the tale 20 eftsn told.
Tell us that In the darkest place
The path became A. Furnished gold.
And angels met you face W face.
ELLEN II. II. Gates IN Youths COMPANION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

Your druggist does not
spread his plasters or gela-
tine-coat his pills, He knows
that such work is better done
in a factory.
Some try to make an Emul-
sion Of cod-liver oil but they
cannot make one like SCOTS
Emulsion-they'll find it out
some day.
There is no secret in what
it is made Of; there Is q
knack in making it. That
knack is SCOTS Emulsion.
There is a book on CARE
Full LIVING that you ought to
read. Shall we sendit? Free.
..s1oIr BowsH, Chemists. ~ South sih Avenue.
Nes hoIf.
You duiggM keep SCOTT, EnuI,ioa Il ,oL.,,sr
sl-all dIuggsa s',TyvhU' %. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

joss" so far from being, as
among others always imagined, a
Chinese word, is merely the mispro
nunciaton Of the Spanish bios, God,
Tho discovery Of thus fell heavily
upon mo. It reduced my knowledge
of Chinese from two words 10 one.
have learned several since, but will
not write them hero, Us ! do not
know what they moan. -Blaclswoods
Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23
A QUEER LAWSUIT.

jean Renard WIS poor tilor, Of
Grenouillovillc, who had wife and
two children. Jean was no advocate
Of polygamy. He found one wife
quite enough, for Ia Louise, as she
was called, often led him hard life
Jean worked with q will from
morning to night; no was full Of
courage and strength, and yet IN
spite Of nil tho hours he spent on tho
roofs in company with lovelorn cats,
he barely managed to exc out n liv'
ing.
Tho two youngsters. their mother
and me-" sid he, that makes four,
and four stomachs TO fill Is not q
small affair 1t mcans-to work,
Jcann
And work he did, poor man. and
yet never know what it meant 10
have few spare coins laid by in tho
corner OF drawer.
The winter OF ls79.s0, cruelty rigor.
Gus, as will 10 remembered, taxed
tho slater rudely. No work to DO had I;
TO warm his blood he was Obliged
from time " time to whip his arms
back and forth, but work also would
havo kept his blood in circulation,
and In addition would have brought
Ia coins for dinners and breakfasts.
Often at this time Jean Renard
looked up ut the high steeple Of tho
old church Of Grcnouillcvillo. In
many places the ruined states had
fallen away piece by piece.
What n lot OF work thoro was to DO
done on that spirol
Or course 1t was dangerous work.
Jean know that but he knew his
trade too
Long ago also tho cock that perched
on the summit OF this spire had been
blown down during a storm. Tho
cure had often boon asked by his peo
Pic TO reinstatc this cock In his high
station, and had always replied that
ne asked nothing better, II no could
manage to do 80 without its costing
him anything.
Jean Renard had an inspirations
suppose ! propose to the cure to
put back his cock for nothing If he
VIII give me the work that Is TO DO
done ON the stccplo.'
But the cure was miser, and he
replied that 1t made no difference to
nun II the steeple was leaky. as he
hd not sleep there.
"kepair as much az you want to-"
siid ho to Jean, but will not give
You n cent
The slater found this too little and
gave up the affair, keeping, however,
agrudge against the cure.
AT about this epoch there was n
rhnnge IN the mayoralty OF Gre
nouiiioviiie. inc new magistrate in
augirated his rule by asking tho cure
TO repaint the Tag, covered with rust,
which crowned the steeple.
But, Monsieur 10 Marie, objected
the cure, you do not ask me If !
have tho money TO pay for this
work"
DO not bother yourself about
that, Monsieur 10 Cure, replied the
mayor; have the flag reprinted, and
the municipality shall pay"
Very well, then, since you wish
It, y replied the cure, none too happy
ut seeing tho national colors float
over his steeple.
True to his principles, the cure beat
down the price, franc by franc, in
making his bargain with Jean Re-
nard; and when it was concluded,
the priest added, And it is well un'
dorstood that putting back the cock
Is included in tho bargain"
"Oh, no, said Jean, that Ia not
understood at all. That, you know,
sir, doubles the labor; and also, tho
cock has to DO put much higher than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23

Don't call Bermuda "a North Amer
lean island, as writer did tho other
day. There are plenty of North Amer.
lean islands, but Bermuda ia not one
of them. 1t Is nm oceanic. not con.
tinental. islnnd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-23
STOCK THE LARGEST!
PRICES THE LOWEST!
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED !

Our representative Is In Eastern Markets and has
purchased everything and desirable. Now Patterns In
CARPETS. New Artistic Effects In WALL PAPERS,
Latest Styles in FURNITURE, Novelties in RUGS and
CURTAINS and a Great Variety of DOOR MATS and LIN
OLEUMS,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-05
SUSPECTED BURGLAR CAUGHT.
The Thanksgiving Night Thief in Jail
Apparently Dangerous Criminal.

Thanksgiving night Can't. Joseph A.
Munroe's residence, SIS Birch street, was
burgiarized and considerable jewelry
stolen. 1t now appears that Detective
Cudihee captured the thief the third
day after the burglary while trying
to sell some of thu goods and
has been held secretly at police
headquarters since, in kopes Of max
ing him divulge the hHling place of
the remainder. The police admit that he
IS the coolest thief they have dealt with
for long time. Cudihee tapped him by
watching the pawn shop. aud after he
sold a pair of gold glasses and some Jew.
elry at different times arrested him.
tie gives the name OF John Tiffany. bat
has not the smallest bit Of paper about
him 10 establish his ider1ity. and never
has revealed his lodging house. He is
about i've feet seven inches tall and looks
like Tom Wallace, the money jar" rob-
Der. He has red hair, sSlall nustache
and cold gray eyes, and HI. complexion is
iiorid. His clothes are dark E@lue and of good
quality. lie had a pecu@ar key which
would unlock any ordinary. door. He Is a
new man 10 the Seattle pz,lIce, and they
evidently consider him dangerous. His
case Will be heard in justice Won Tobel's
court this afternoon.