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The Lamar register., 1893-10-14
A parb,rou. r.c o. whalcbon,.

Whalebone is put to an ingenious
use by the Eskimos Whenever
wolves have been unusually preda
tory, have destroyed a favorite dog
or so or dug up n cache of reindeer
meat just when il is needed or in any
way aroused the ire OF the Eskimo
hunter. he takes a strip OF whale
bone about the size of those used in
corsets, wraps it up into compact
coil like watch spring. having
previously sharpened both ends, then
ties it together with a reindeer sinew
and plasters it with compound OF
blood and grease. which is allowed
to freeze and forms binding cement
sufficiently strong to hold the sinew
string. This with lot OF similar
looking bats of meat and blubber. is
scattered over the snow or ground
and the hungry wolf devours it along
with the others. and whom it is
thawed out by the warmth of his
stomach it elongates and has the
well-known effect of whalebone on
the system. but having the military
advantage OF interior lines, its effects
are more rapid. killing the poor wolf
with the most horrible agonies in
couple OF days.
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Room for More sugar Be.ts.

The culture Of sugar beets by irrigation
seems certain to constantly grow In impor-
lance as an industry. 1t has paid farmers
well and been equally profitable to factories
when they could obtain a sufficient supply
This years crop of sugar, counting both
beets and cane is expected to be better than
last year, but condition Of sugar cane In the
seyen surplus sugar states averages 90. or but
one point higher than last year. The ngri-
cultural department places our crop at 232, :
500 long tons, Including Il, 900 tons OF beet
sugar, against 2lS, 125 tons last year. But the
Cuban and West India crop is likely to be SO
reduced that with a shortage of l00, 900 tons
In the European crop of beet sugar, the au-
thority quoted estimates the sugar product OF
the world at nearly 300, 900 tons less than last
year-a deficiency of about per cent. Prices
are more likely TO be affected by changes In
legislation than by changes in production.
OF the worlds crop, about 5000, 900 tons
come from cane and 3,40O.000 tons from
beets, making total of 6,40O, 900 long tons in
lS93.-irrigatioH Age.
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r1Irh, of yarlou. nird..

Owls move in a buoyant manner. as
II lighter than the air. Ravens when
on the wing spend much time strik-
ing each other, and often turn on
their backs with loud croak and
seem to be falling to the ground. In
fact, they are scratching themselves
with one foot and have lost their
center OF gravity. Crows ana davis
swagger in their walk. Woodpeck-
srs fly opening and closing their
wings, and so are always rising or
falling in curves. When they run
up trees they use their tails, which
incline downward, as sort OF sup
port Most OF the small birds fly by
Jerks, rising and falling as they ad-
vance, and most OF these hop; but
wagtails and larks walk. Skylarks
rise and fall perpendicularly as they
sing. Woodlarks hang poised in the
air. and titlarks rise and fall in large
curves, singing as they come down.
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Safety from Periodic soourxe.

Do you want to be insured, dweller In a malari-
Gus region against the periodical scourge which
threatens to assail you in the form Of chills and
fever or some OF the forms OF miasma born dis
easel 1t goes without saying, that you do. Then,
Instead Of using quinine or other alkaloid and
mineral drugs, which merely relieve and al
ways detrimental to general health, seek aid
where II Is always forthcoming-frcm the thor
ough preventative and remedy, Hostetters IS
stomach Bitters which. In regions where malaria
Is far more violent and prevalent than 1t is this
continent, eradiea,es 1t completely from the sys-
tenn. Biliousness, dyspepsia, constipation, kid
ney and nervous complaints, neuralgia and rheu-
matism among the maladies to which the ma
tionAl tonic and corrective is adapted. Physicians
everywhere know Its genuine worth.
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THE CORAL SEA.
Lavish Display Under the Cool. Trans
lucent Waves

In no quarter Of the world are tho
partly buried ocean wonders more
layishly displayed in all their end
less variety than OF this northeast
ern coast OF Terra AGstralis, within
the great barrier reef in the coral
sea As the boat is launched to take
us ashore the wonders commence at
once. 1t is surely some fairy forest,
where elfn kings court princesses in
fishIy guise. or water babies sit and
pout on some coral bowlder. Or is
IL submarine flower garden whore
the mermaids dwell
Deep down in clear, bright water
-ondrous shapes and eolors are
seen, at first indistinctly, like a
tinted photograph out OF focus; then.
as the water gets shallower and
shallower. more and more distinctly
fash the jewel fires, and the picture
Is complete. Large nat bowls Of
milk-white coral first attract the eye
Then Others with branching antlers
like n fallen deer, only the fairy herd
there are lying buried in q huge.
confused mass. Some are covered
with 10. 900 sharp pinnacles OF light
purply color. each pinnacle having a
bright blue eye-or what looks like
an eye-at the extremity.
All In sea of emerald. this dream
OF enchantment. says Good Words
We fear before we see half the glory
OF it we might awake, and alas! for
get too soon There light and
feathery branches OF fern-like coral
are blushing soft pink or pale
nasturtium yellow. Here large,
solid branches OF brain coral, round
aud white, the surface incrusted or
engraved with the most delicate trac-
ings. and othsrs green and shaped
like coarse moss.
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gether. II was then that vou mg.
gested dish of tea, an omeIst Ia
chops The restaurant was not !.
very clean one, and the odor
OF many bygonc suppers fingered
ABOUT the walls and tables, the dingv
counter and the fiy-specked cigar-case,
nut the omeiet was made of eggs, the
ehops had been cut from a reasonabIv
young sheep and the tea was brewed
pot
II amt in the habit of eatin, with
the disciples" she said. with a .cornt,,i
Imitation of the professor on the last
word but I'm hungry, see. an /
don't get paid until to- morrow. Yon,rr
all right anyhow. / en- tell everv
time when felly is all right You ain;,
been Payin me fool compliments an
tciiin me I've got a great gait an am
an out-an'-out hustler; which | amt
1ou want to know what | am. sre9
I'm girl who is scrappin' with hard
luck for livin'"
You like that phrase-the pictur-
esque emphasis of 1t There Is some
thing In II that tells the whole story
of the woman who works for a living.
for this is a continuous battle, as be-
tween two stripped fighters in ring.
There is only one other phrase that
describes the struggle as well-that of
the man who lamented that all his
iife ne had been climbing the creased
pole OF adversity."
That's what I've done all my life" :"
the lady assistant SAYS I've scrapped
with hard luck for livin'. Do / ike
dancin'2 Dancin' for 81 week from
10 in the mornin' to IL o'clock at
night? Do yon think yer'd like II?
Nav. That's what l seq. nav! II
amt only the dancin'. Its the fools -
This is Miss Kate's fnvorite word for
the gender masculine. daresay she
should know She sees masculine
vanity at its worst when Il begins its
hrs, peacocking and posing. when il
suirks and grins, or is noisy and
laughs The young east side hobble-
dehoys practice their street-corner
batteries on her. She Is the BARRIERS
chair In which they are made fit to
appear In the society Of the lady
about Second avenue
You sometimes think with some dc
gree OF consideration. of the actress
banded from the arms of the villain
to those of the lover and elderly uncle,
and do not wonder much that the
RA--NNsNa - fRhF AZ fuAAI lADct Art not
distinguished for retentivc delicacy.
And through the rambling story the
lady assistant tells you hear the samo
hard note.
Miss Katc's hardness. however. is
defensive and not provocative. She
judges men b. the eommonest of them;
those OF the earth. very earthly. No
worse than men made out of porcelain.
perhaps, bat n; all events less pleas
Ing So she thinks all men fools.
Some day, Il may be, Miss Kate will
know men better-but let US hope for
the best
Jules LeInaitrc caught a glimpse of
iiutterlng skirt aud white hand US
o woman entered q cab--and wrote u
novel.
You went with Miss Kate to the
door Of the academy, and she shook
hands with you
say" she said abruptly, thanks
You're not comm back for them other
leSsopse-'
NO." you say.
Thanks" she says, softly, 81
knowcd you wasn't"
And you, too, could write novel
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PREVENTING CONSUMPTION.
Certain Hrssthing Movements Claimed
to be Of the Greatest Value.

certain Hrssthtng Movements Claimed
to BE Of the Greatest Value.
think 1t Is evident that proper
development and expansion OF the
lungs by means OF we'll regulated
breathing must be regarded as of the
greatest value in the prevention and
In the treatment OF the inactive
stages OF pulmonary consumption,
says DIR. thomas J. Mays in the Cen
tury The more simple the method
the more effective and practical will
be the results which flow from 1t.
Among the many exercises which are
recommended for this purpose the
following movements are valuable:
The arms, being used as levers, are
swung backward as far as possible
on level with the shoulders during
each inspiration. and brought to-
gether in front on the same level
during each expiration. Or the
hands are brought together above
the head while inspiring, and gradu-
ally brought down alongside the
body while expiring. A deep breath
must be taken with each inspiration,
and held until the arms are gradual
ly moved forward. or downward. or
longer, in order to make both methods
operative.
Another very serviceable chest ex-
ercise is to take deep inspiration.
and. during expiration. in a loud
voice count or sing as long as possi-
BILE A male person with a good
chest can count up to sixty or eighty,
while in female even with good
lungs. this power is somewhat re-
duced- Practice of this sort will
slowly develop the lungs. and in
creased ability to count longer is q
measure of improvement going on
within the chest Or, again, the
taking OF six or eight deep and full
breaths in succession every hour
during the day. either while sitting
at work or while walking in the
open air, will nave very beneficial
effect
The breathing of compressed and
raretied air is attracting wide atten-
tion at the present time in connecti on
with the prevention and treatment of
pulmonary consumption. and is an
other mode wherewith the chest ca
pacity can be decidedly improved.
When air is breathed in this man
ner there Is left during each inspir-
alton gentle distention of the whole
chest. while du ring expiration a feel
ing of emptiness is experienced.
Consumption is not disease which
originates in day. but it is the out
growth OF morbid habits and agenci es
which may even antedate the birth
OF the individual Defective breath
lug is one of these habits and its
pernicious prevalence is more wide-
spread than is generally supposed.
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uor.,,bocs Payable u. Rent.

The sheritfs of London annually
pay into the British exchequer six
horseshoes with the proper number
of nails as rent for piece of ground
in the parish of St Clements. In
1894 this lot was rented from the
crown by blacksmith to build shop
on. and afterward the property came
into the hands Of the city corpora
ton at the same rental. The horse
shoes and nails have been annually
maid ever since the date mentioned.
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II IuE BUSINESS N A DETER
MINED MANNER
saair at the side wall u young
q, her feet stretched out and
Is hanging listlessly. Her face
Der pretty-one of those strong,
hees one always thinks would
rel across the breakfast table
osrd up indolcntly. without any
q interest, rs the professor
as Introduction.
Kate.
i >oanso."
/. Jour arm is around her cor
slist and to the rattle of the
you waltz through the long
he professor looks on critic
: DON'T need no lessons. l sce,"
y al last
f like to waltz with some one"
by.
Esa yer a farmer" she says
t'y good" the professor puts in,
I7lngly. ''but you need finish "
+ lady assistant" takes in charge
y disciple "a hard-featured
I man in op-made clothes, who
about the business in deter
fashion This was his third
y he said to the professor,
I've got to make me chase myself,
on'y two more lessons, see?"
INK he will take a good many
as the professor would say, to
The requisite finish.
2 dance again and it is 6 o'clock.
Aate is excused until Z o'clock,
sou ind yourselves going out 20
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N. black country, street
s@yilla. models, actresses
ve know. The complex
rodern life has forced
=, M sorts of things that
~ as,onished their grand
.ivsr,ising pages of the daily
rou see. as in m alchem-
&c pitlfulness, the hurnor,
ana tragedy of-being n
-, things 1t is
sdTcrtisement the other
~ see 1t any day-of a
.aAemy in one of the
-ss.eeI" streets of Third
- the waltz is taught in
i for s.. perfection guaran-
| ~ interest OF the advertise
Z the tag: Lady assist
az / wuuid like 10 dance
ihcse lady assistants" to
(, b.r oves q dish OF tea That
: ss1agh You have seen a
|, ri with smart ribbons and
ssa boots pass, and you
What sor, of a room she
,-5 what her amusemcuts
|, whai the end would be
no and stride OF a man when
l. IS street: the glimpse of a
IRA -as lAmp-;hcsc often tell
ihau the acquaintance OF
I r.as met a man In London
ia; the only wa 10 know
l. "a, no; TO know her well
tized his little paradox by
,sai the hrSt Impression is
r1t and : cnly sophisticated
~ aaquaiEtanee.
!, Alihoagh my acquaintance
!, .ady assistant" stopped a,
Z "a. feel that | know her As
.A1aEh ! had gone through her
sk,ed candle
sr.einr academy occupied the
- eta plain, three-siory brick
1-s of these mnttcr-of-faet
tziii thirty years ago. before
ss architects determined 20 be
~. L they had 20 80 mad 20
IA, end. The hall ran the
,rih O. the house The floor
b un-vcn. but had becn
b shufiing feet into n very
W state OF glitter and glide.
lessor was \ very tall, thin
q shining frock coat lie wore
zaiaehe and curly masses of
r. haiT, His brow was thA, OF
- Grandtson. H!s smile was
rs and new milk.
1. &c proud. he said. with
az sweep Of his hands. "to en-
Z znoug the Disciples of my
I. Il i not what u was /
Bat let tha; pass Three dol
1se You have waltz-d a lit
~ good In i've lessons yor
Zla Ike a trained fairy.
.1s and shabby young man
luscif al the piano and kan
a. toe hFst bars OF a popular
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A New Through Sleeping Car Lin.

From Chicago to Seattle via the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul and Great
Northern railways, has been estab-
lished and first-class sleeping cars will
hereafter run daily from Chicago at
1890 p. m, arriving at Seattle ll:3o D.
N. fourth day. This is undoubtedly
the best route to reach the North
Pacific coast.
For time tables, maps and other in
formation apply to the nearest ticket
agent, or address George Ii. Heafford,
general passenger agent, c., n. & St.
z. Rv.. Chicago III.
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Great Is steam.

In the manufactures of Great Brit
ain alone the power which steam ex-
erts is estimated to be equal to the
manual labor OF 1000, 600. 600 OF men,
or more than double the number OF
males supposed to inhabit the globe.
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YOUNG GIRLS


entering womnnhood ought to
have just the special help that
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton can give.
They need to be started right.
The " Prescription " aids and
promotes tho proper functions,
corrects the delicate weaknesses
and derangen ,nts that might be-
come chronic, establishes regu-
larity and health, lessons pain.
They want nourishing, sup
porting, strengthening tonic,
such as an experienced physi-
clan has especially prepared for
the female system, in the " Pre-
scription."
In every female complaint" "
and weakness, and in all nervous
conditions, if it doesn't benefit or
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cure, the money WILL 10 ietui heu-
Miss MAGGIE JACKSON of Barbreet, 81. Lam
dru Parish, La. says: II was lying sick for
some time with female complaints. and all the
Dea.h IVES approaching; all my friends had
given me up to die. heard of your wonder
ful medicine, and bought two bottles OF II,
and before had taken the last, got entirely
we'll am still enjoying good health, and ex.
pect to praise your medicine overy where Co..
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GOOD CHANCE1

dsr il received before Nov. Ist. 1893 Tho
famous Odell Typewriter is used by Lawyers,
Ministers, Doctors, Merchants, Editors and
Government Omcers, because of its clean
print, simplicity and manifold copies. No
teacher required. 1t will do your work in one
hours practice, Order now and take advant
age Of this exceptionally
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Doctor Ito serenaders)-Come right in the
office and will try to relieve your sufferings.
No use standing there bowling with pain.
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Tell a woman that she looks fresh and she
will smile all over. Tell man the same thing
and II he doesn't kick you 1t Is either because
he has corns or dare not.
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1t is rather dlscouraging to a man to be
forced to walt until he ia dead TO discover that
he Is n good deal of a fellow.
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'was the play badi" well, guess 1,
was, Shy, even the gas went out at the close
Of the second actn
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Those Girls

Maud-That spiteful sibyl says she
caught you padding.
Marie-She did once, dear, when
wore q pair OF her shoes
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.Hanson's Magic Corn Salve."
Warranted to cure. or monsy refunded. Ask
your druggist for 1t. Price Is cents.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-14

An Iowa paper speaks of a couple VIII,
'swere separated by cold cloud of realism.
This is new name for the old mans boot
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1t is well enough to make fun OF the soli-
tary oyster in the church stew, but is always
mighty welcome just the same.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-14

The Union Pacific still runs two fast trains
through TO Chicago without change, one via
Kansas City. the other via Omaha. Passen-
gers can go one way and return the other.
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HAS she given you any encouragement
80 Yes. She says she will get all her father:
money when he dies"
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ElTS-An rts stopped free Dy DR. KLIyEs GRRA
SRnvk RKsTORkR. No Mt after nrst days use. Ma
velous Treatise and q co trial bottle free to
cases send Kline. W. -rh st. PHILADELPHIA h
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We will give 500 reward for any case Of
eatarrh that cannot be cured with Halps
Catsrrh Cure. Taken internally
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Proprs., Toledo, O.
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Exds517171I.A
Eks

HERE are many
curious ways in
which women
make what Is
called, rather bar
renIy. n living"
The stout girls
who drag the fish
ing-boats through
the Norway surf.
the grimy chain
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Free Chair Cars-Fastest Trains.
All tickets are good in chair cars Of the
Union Pacifc's fastest trains without extra
charge. No change Denver to Chicago.
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The progress Of science In medicine ha
produced nothing better for human ills tina
The celebrated Beecham's Pills.
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He-What II steal kissi She-I hope
you would never be guilty OF keeping stoler
goods.
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Steamship Tickets.

For all ocean steamers are sold at the Union
Pacific ticket office, l7o3 Larimer ST., Denver,
Colo.
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Girls are coming back tanned from the
mountains. They must have belonged to
Browning Clubs during the summer.
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Cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
DR.. Shops Restorative Nerve Pills sent free
with Medical Book to prove merit, for &c stamp
Druggists, ,2bc- DIR. SHooP. Box W. Racine Wis
The Lamar register., 1893-10-14
Irthe Baby 1. Cutting Teeth,

What would You do II your husl
,hould ioln clubi'' II would buy one.'
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p-Fastest Trains.

A Newport (Ky) girl married fellow
.even feet tall. She had loved him long.
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Cheap Tickets.

The Union Pacific are selling cheap one
way tickets to all Eastern points.
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BLOOD POISON
A SPECIALLY.

iodide potassium, sarsaparilla Hot Springs fall
guarantee . cure-and Magic Cyphilene is the only
thing that will permanently. Positive proof sent
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Benevolence Is attended almost everywher,
by host Of professional worshippers, bu
those who practice 1t seem to die OF early.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-14

| This paper ia printed with ink made by the
Colorado Printing Ink ,S Roller Co. OF Denver.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-14
Fast Trans for Chicago,

Two fast trains daily via the Union Pacifi
Railway. Denver to Chicago without change
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Be srre and that old md weil-tried remedy Me-
wIsslov's SCORING srKur for Children Testhins.
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|GOOD CHANCE!
ress FRANK RoHM.
88 w. jackson ST., Chicago.

II any one doubts thai
we can cure the most OBJ
stinatc case in 20 to 90
days. let him write for
particulars and investi-
gate our reliability. Our
financial backing u
At ~ nna yN-h -.---
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A fallen meteor has very downcast ap
pearance in its own hole In the ground.
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ROOETNG Pitch. Tar aad Felt. Tar Ready
hOOI l1NU Roofing and Corrugated Iron
CharlesH- Conner. .sth &wewatta.G Gravel Roofing
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PHOTO. SUPPLIES 4%s;sa5 fFsis..Ionsi. and
Catalogue free R. NJ. DAVIS, I73o Arapshoe.
The Lamar register., 1893-10-14

HARDWARE, TAsos 1852 . MATseI4ts aTsPl4Iss
J. n. MooRE'5 SONS, Fifteenth and Wa sss sts.
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Denver Directory.

/. WARD oPTICIAN, g23 Seventeenth St Denver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
THEFT OF A CLERK
William hessler Arrested on a
charge Of EmbeuIing.
he STOLE FROM HIS EMPLOYER
lie Admits His Guilt Nosher-in-
Law Gave the ono~s~ . TIP
Other Court News
he STOLE FROM HIS EMPLOYER


The officers in charge at police head.
quarters are learning from the commits
sioners that the highest duty IL the police
department Is 70 keep legitimate nsws
from the papers. Friday evening Viii
lam Heselef. the night clerk 10 J. &.
Vests drug store ON Canal street. Was
arrested for etnbezziement lie vas
confined IN police headquarters. but no
record was made 81 the arrest and the
whole matter Was hushed up and kept
from the reporters. Hessler has been
night clerk in Vests store for more
than year. Many articles have been
missing from time 10 time. and watch
Was set on him. In oIs rooms and 10
the weodshed about ESQ worth 81 goods
taken from the store were found. How
much money he has knocked down
cannot be estimated. Hessler was
formerly clerk in the employ II JACK
Hayward at the corner ~ Front and
Bridge streets. and has always borno a
good reputation among HE acquaint
ances. IL Is said that Hessler's mother
in-law. Mrs Buckley. put the officers on
"a the fact that the goods were IN Hes
ler's possession. IL Is said he intended
10 go into business Tor himself Ia a short
time and the goods he stole he intended
10 place in the new store. He h mar
RED man with two children.