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The morning call., 1893-01-24

4 cSESEMEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GUILD
- GiRiHg Company-Locaticn " principal place
CT business san Franc SEQ California; location OF
works. Los Burros disIT c. Monterey County. Cal.
NOTICE. Is hereby given thst AZ meeting OF the
board OF directors, he on the 6th day Of January
1888, assessment. No 3. or ten IS 10 centsl
per share levied upon tie capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately. IN United
states gold CON- TO the secretary a. the Once OF
Francisco cal.
The morning call., 1893-01-24

. ON PART CASH; BOARDING AND
- OOR. lodging house, with saloon connected ::
elle includes bQiiliug: long lease grOun cheap
ralti proits about Slo0 per month: no such bar
e4il tlfs city; satisfactory reasons fer selling
eat sacridce. City Business Exchange. 1927
p .rket So ja2A IL
The morning call., 1893-01-24

DEST & BELCHER MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
j. ton OF Pr.Hcp PAL place OF business. san Fran
/ cisco, California; location OF works Virginia IT,
/ STOREY COUNTY Nevada
The morning call., 1893-01-24

Jones, ALLEN i co.
y csc MARKEr ST.
REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
Q0SO on TIE ELECTRIC ROAD. NEAR
already been bGit this tract: lot 80 feet front
age; spring Valley water; last chance; eal soon or
you VIII be lett JONES, ALLEN CO., $50
Market St
Two FRoNTAGEs. 25xl40; OPPOSITE VA
i lencia-st cable: few feet from Mission road slO
nor THY JONES, ALLEN & co, $50 MarAet st.
u - land: one block from steam cars: very
easy terms; 81 per week. JONES. ALLEN q co,
$50 Mar8et 81, saa Francisco.
G.OEO FOR a NICE HOME LOT. A FEW FEET
gov from the corner or Mission road and Sill
Yer avenue; men now working on the Mission
tbis tract; think Of IT, a nome OF TOR $50: Size
Z5Slu0, aud you eau 90 TO the Terry FOR cents 50
or $40 monthly JONES, ALLEN & CO. $50 Mar
ket s.
fTHKEB 5O-YARAs On LOMBARD ST.; SEW
ere1 and inacadamlzed on Lombard; Futon
Iron WORKS Company are now building their foun-
ment; Will sell cheap for cash: easy terms. JONES
ALLEN q co. $50 Market 81
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE CHANCE OF
4 & lifetime; the oldest aud best pay ing hay and
grain bus Ia the t.. the owner has grown old
in the business ana wishes To rgtire. wood asi @ a
also handled: long lease; buidfngs pay ths
ground rent and leave the hay business rent tree
two lne dwell ng houses. large hay barn. OF
etc, required for big business: situated ne ar Mar
ket St on the north side and on me hest travelled
street ir tie city; tn is mig buy. and could
be bought for twice the money IL health did
not compel sale: VIII exchange for city Oak
land real estate. JONES. ALLEN Il =. $50 Mar
ketst ja22 SuTuTh
QO0O0 LOOK AT THIS SPLENDID PIECE
VOOtO. OF inside property. Hyde ST., djoin-
ing the corner Of Ellis; house OF 10 rooms, with
Tot: no reasonable offer refused, 1t has been
placed in our hands TO positively sell before the
OF February don't fail 10 Investigate this. i. A.
DoLAN co. 6Zs Market.
$3.50 THINK or II; LOIS 25xlis:e, on
spOOO. as large street there Is In the Mis-
sion; all graded and severed: bet 22d and 23d
Sts.: on easy payments: this Is the opportunity OF
tagc on them for you II desired: nstallments the
same as rent. +. A. DOLAN & CO. 6zS Market
street. lal5 II snruFr
ZEE THAT MISSION RESIDENCE; ELEGANT
- modern house, rooms. bath, laundry, salon
pariors: finish d basement; gas fixtures; wood
sidewalk; grand Wet; perfect home; street 40 IT.
wfde lot 24zlOl p: 1904 Dolores ST.. mr.. 25th. At
auction Tuesday, January "a by EASTON. Ell
DRIDGB& CO. jazz 3t'
COTTAGES; 2 LEFT: BALANCE SOLD; 8
- rooms. bath. gas. stone Sidewalk etc; oath ST.
quarter block west OF Castro. Jazz srs
COZ So0 McALLISTER ST. BET oCTAVIA
.D-1.OtO. and Lsguha; substantial 2-story
frame houses: all modern improvements; lot bbx
tbs is the best property on the market Apply to
CHAs. A. JONES. $50 Market ST. ial5 II SuTuTh
GIS A MONTH BUYS A COZY 4-ROOM COT
- > tage; LIT 25xl33; train: will trade. H.
II wooLFF. 10 NILS building. - floor. it7 ttsu II
lANDLEE.
BUILDER AND owNYn- g MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RE>Es
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n Office OF Observation-Disclosures QUEEN
~ Mining Company. Location Of principal place OF
business. San Francisco, Cal; location OF WORKS.
Iuscarora, Exc County, New
Notice IS hereby given that at meeting OF the
board Of directors, held the 2Sd day OF January
1898. an assessment. No. & of 10 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of tie corpora.
tcn payable Immediately Ia United States gold
coin TO the secretary, at the Office OF the company
room 20. 81 Pine St. san Francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the eth day OF February, 1923
Viii be delinquent and advertised fer sale at public
auction. and unless payment IS made before VIII be
sold on MONDAY, the 2OtA day CT March, 1898 TO
pay the delinquent assessment. together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses OF SAFE by order
OF the beard OF directors
r. r. GRAYSON, Secretary.
onice-Room 20. 32l Pine st, san Francisco
Cal. Js24 I'd
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Any s. cS upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY. the l4th day OF Febrn-
Ery 1898. viii re delinquent and advertised for
sale public auctioa Sud, unless payment IS made
before via Re sold on TUESDAY. tae 7th Oar OF
March 1898. to pay the ceIaq1sut assessment,
together lth the costs OF Advertising and expenses
Of sale Ply order O. The Board o. Directors
GEORGE D. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Oface-4l4 California ST.. San Francisco CsiIR q
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Any stock upon which thls assessment shall re-
main unpaid the Gin day of ebrusry 1898
VIII De delinquent aud advertised Tor sale public
auction and unless payment ls made before will be
s0Id ea TAU HSDAf. the d day CT March. S93. to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs
of advertising and expenses OF ssle. ~ order %
tnc board Il directors. K. K. KELLY, Secretary
OGlce-Room g. HsyWard's building, &le Caiifor-
na street. san Francisco, Cal. ial7 "a
The morning call., 1893-01-24

THKEB 5OYARAS on LOMBARD ST.; SEW
L ere1 and Tnacadamlzed on Lombard: Futon
Iron Works Company are now building their foun-
dry near this land; two corners and safe invest
ment; will sci cheap for cash; easy terms. JONES
ALIEN a co. $50 Market 81.
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
SEWING MACHINES.

e COAL CARTS AND HARNESS; NEARLY
y new; big bargain. BAILEY. % Kearny ia 9 Il
The morning call., 1893-01-24

A SSEsSMENT NOrICE-ANDES SILVER MIN
y Ing Company. Location OF principal place Of
business san Francisco, Cal; location Of works
Storey County New.
Notice is hereby given that st a meeting Of the
Board Of Directors. held on the 2lst day OF Jan
uary, 1898 assessment no. 80 OF % cents per
share levied upon capital stock OF tie cor
poration. payable Immediately Ia United States
gold coin, { the secretary. the ONCE OF the COM
pany- room ,, Nevada block, 500 Montgomery st.
San Francisco. Cal.
STOCK uBon which this assessment shall "a
The morning call., 1893-01-24


rF-IT YOU WANT TO Buy OK SELL A
mess see Gus STRAND. 1885 Market. 8 -
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

SECRETARY HoKE SMITH, accompanied
by members of his family, will leave
Washington on the Sth for tour of the
West.
IVAN LEAvITT and Legar Rabinovitz,
representing the Russian Silversmith
Company, of Moscow, who had charge OF
an exhibit in the Manufacturers build
ing at the Worlds Fair, we're arrested
on the 5th, charged with selling exhibits
on which no duty had been paid.
THE net gold in the Treasury at the
close of business on the 5th was $780,
Oe9,O57.
A CAR LOAD of prisoners from the
Federal Court at Paris, Tex, passed
through Fort Smith, Ark. on the Sd
en- route to the penitentiary at Still
water, MINI.
THE monthly circulation statement
issued by the Treasury Department on
the Sd shows net decrease in circula-
tion since June / of 81, ,245, $50, and since
July 1, 1892, of 80, 346, ,977, making the
total amount of all kinds of money in
circulation, July 1, 1898, 81, 593, 726, ALL.
THE Guatemalan government build
ing at the Wold's Fair was dedicated on
the 4th.
RAYMOND BROWN, colored boy OF
Bridgeport, Ohio, who had never drank
whisky, was hired on the 4th to drink
pint of that beverage. In few minutes
he was crazy, and ran down the Wheel
ing creek bridge and jumped thirty feet
into the soft mud He is hurt intern
ally and will probably die.
EDWARD MCCARTHY, aged 81, jumped
from the Brooklyn bridge on the Sd and
sustained injuries which will probably
result in his death.
For the first in four weeks good rain
fell in the section around Tuscumbia,
Ala, on the Sd, and the prospects for
the farmers are brighter than they have
been for many weeks.
THE Kentucky Legislature, after be-
ing in session 531 days, adjourned sine
die on the Sd. The cost to the State
was $500, 900, and hereafter sessions will
be limited by law to 60 days.
REV. SAM SMALL is holding pro-
tracted meeting at Whitesbore, Texas.
The old sinners who gave much thought
to their spiritual welfare are crowdlng
to the front. Stores are closed IN the
daytime to give employees and proprle-
tors chance to attend. The shouting
sometimes begins before the preaches
arrives,
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

RoY ELsLER, balloonist. aged "a, made
an ascension from Courtland beach, on
Cut Off lake, Omaha, Neb., on the Sd.
His parachute failed to work properly,
and he fell into the Missouri river, and
was drowned.
ABOUT midnight of the Sd at Fire De.
partment headquarters in Ann Arbor,
Mich, cannon burst and seriously in.
jured four firemen who had been cele.
brating and were loading the cannon
preparatory to firing the last charge.
The cannon was hot and exploded pre-
maturely.
OA MIME explosion occurred in
Thornhill, Yorkshire, England, on the
4th. One hundred and forty of the un.
fortunate miners were entombed, and
it was believed that at least 11o OF
these had perished either by the explo.
sion or by the choke damp following it.
Rescuing parties found the bodies OF
the dead lying in heaps.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

On the 1st the twenty-sixth anniver.
sary of the federation of the provinces
of Canada, known as Dominion day,
was celebrated at the Worlds fair by a
large gathering of Canadians and with
public exercises in Festival hall.
EVERY producing silver mine in the
Leadville Col district has closed. 1t
is not probable that any resumption of
work will take place until a final set
tlement of the question is reached and
the market for silver becomes stable.
The fall in the price of silver pre-
duced a financial and commercial crisis
in Peru. Business is paralyzed, and the
rate of exchange is 81 per cent.
The grand jury of Kings county, N.
Y, has censured Mayor Boody and the
board of aldermen of Brooklyn for
awarding certian street railroad fran
chises to electric railroad companies
and, sincerely regrets its inability to
present an indictment against them. y
For the week ended on the I'd the
imports, exclusive of specie, at the port
of New York, were 10,215,O65, OF
which s2,211,s s55 were dry goods and
IS, ,003, ,210 general merchandise.
The captain of the Viking reports a
perilous passage through the Erie
canal, and says he would rather brave
the waters of the Atlantic a score OF
times than make the canal trip again.
On the afternoon of the 4th the Co.
mbian Liberty bell was rung for the
first time, at the Clinton III. McNeely
bell foundry in Troy, N. Y, the ringing
being conducted by electrical commu-
nication with Chicago.
UP to noon of the Sd the New York
clearinghouse had authorized the issue
of loan certificates to the grand total OF
s21, 800, 900.
On the Sd the modest building erected
by the Central American republic OF
Guatemala in the northeastern part OF
the Worlds fair ground was dedicated.
The building is of Spanish design, and
corresponds with the architecture OF
the country which it represents.
A STATEMENT of the Imperial bank
of Germany, issued on the 4th, shows
decrease in specie of 10000 marks.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

On the 2Sth thirteen men were in
iured at the Worlds fair, one of them
seriously, by the falling of portion Of
the gallery in which they were assem-
bled.
THE operatic artist, Stagno. and his
secretary, Finazer, have been arrested
at Frankfort, Germany, on the charge
of forging the name of the Berlin cor
respondent of the Milan Corriere to
telegram to that paper In which the
impressario Duerr was insulted.
On the goth an incendiary fire IN the
Severance block in Cleveland, O.,
caused loss of $4,000.
S. j. WALLING, JR., has been arrest
ed for the embezzlement of $40, 900 and
for making false reports to the comp
troller of public currency while actlng
as cashier for the City national bank OF
Brownwood, Tex.
On the 3Oth disastrous fire occurred
in Heimann & Alexander's lace ware
house at Nottingham, England. Inc
building and contents were destroyed,
causing a loss of e12o,0o0, and throw
ing 800 persons out Of employment.
On the ooth the jury in the case OF
Alderman Rohe, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
charged with misdemeanor in office, re-
turned a verdict of guilty. 1t was
proven that money from fines in law
and-oraer cases imposed by Alderman
Robe was not turned into the city
treasury by the alderman as required
by law,
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

ACCORDING to the last census there
are ITO women lawyers in the United
states and 165 women ministers. 800
women authors, 5SS women journal
hts' 2,O6l artists, 2,136 architects, 2,106
stock raisers and ranchers, 5,135 gov
efnment clerks, 2,43s physicians and
surgeons 13, 1S2 professional musicians,
00'oOO farmers and planters, 21, on clerks
and book-keepers, IA, 465 heads of com
mercal houses and $4,000 women
@nool teachers. And who says women
are not in it?
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

AlNosz the sole hereditary trade in
the United States is that of the deep
water pilot At most of the important
seaports pilotage has been confined for
generations to a few families. The
Delaware pilots congregate at Lewes,
where they have lived these many gem
erations To be deep-water pilot in
Delaware is to be man of considera-
ton, with houses, lands and porta BILE
goods ashore, a snug home, a we'll
clad family, and local honors of vari-
GUS sorts
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

The problem of building battleships
capable of resisting the fire of modern
artillery, and at the same time reason
ably secure against turning turtle in
the moment of accident, has not been
@ved. Apparently it presents wholly
nreconcila BILE conditions, and it is yet
to be seen whether the entire system OF
naval construction, on which the ma
tons are just now spending hundreds
Of millions, will not have to be aban-
doned as impracticable
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

,,I,; y New England they have been
pob;aS ABOUT oratory since ex-Gov.
ma asoh speech at the Borden trial,
ht,ouee oue current of opinion favors the
or,tol .onnole style of speaking. The
conra may win admiration, but the
Wbaei boisduonal speaker gets results.
bola 'ne advocate takes the button
n l: manner, he has better command
ssnaa. ,lise1 and of his hearers. There is
B. Bpevlous fattery in his familiarity.
prohsbb1 hpbears % be talking sense and
tbe oiy Sy does talk more sense than
tor b;s bGe'iaimer. Ia Gov. Robinson spoke
inon.1 .I client, and his profession unan-
than pronounce him a better LAWYER
himsaie would have been if he had nut
'eil up for exhibition
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

lHE new Colum bian bell has been
successfully cast, and its music was
neard tor the first time in Chicago on
ne Fourth of July. 1t is a table
Oen' There has been cast into it
pieces OF metal of various kinds, some
u which are rich in historical associa-
uon' and which have a value not easily
raaa msasured In dollars and cents. 1t
-epreSents much of American achieve
nel' nc and American history. Never
s 'aeleSS' one must accord the place of
supreme honor to that famous old bell
ptn, p.lcl rung out Liberty from the
'Hlaoelphla belfry July 4, 1776.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

IL II there is anything that the average
sO'ern s. ment clerk hates to do it is to
,i.! = ana II there is anything that a
Zen ~: OF the District of Columb bia de-
II g.seS II is man who will make two
bas ,4ueS OF grass grow where one grew
.i.; siOle II there is anything that a
ll. a.~en OF the District of Columbia
nl.a .vs !, IS an official who can provide
sss', s,~OV Ior two clerks where only one
ro.ea ro,.1 before. Consequently Col. Aims
IN VIII. y not to the taste of the people
" "Shlngton, and if he can be made
NJ. ,..apegoat of in the Ford's theater
tain 'ei s mere will be rejoicing in GER
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

THERE is one All Wing in the Mon
tsna state prison who wants to be de-
ported TO China. He is in prison under
a life sentence. He has not registered
under the Geary act. He, therefore,
holds that it is the duty of the govern
ment to prosecute him for failure to
register and to send him home to
China, and it is understood that he has
employed counsel to begin the desired
prosecution. All, Wing, fly away home
if vou can
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

If the report be true that the prince
u Wales daughter, Princess Maud, is
n wed Lord Rosebery, it is another
nroof of the diplomatic common sense
IF that lady's father. AS the wife of a
rich English nobleman, of progressive
reus. the future of Princess Maud and
bpr children would be about as well
secured as anything can hope to be III
,bis mundane life.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

pprsrpENT CLEVELAND has called
congress together in extra session and
tos 8xed the date a month earlier than
10 had intended. The gravity of the
situation doubtless appeared to him to
have deepened, as he is not a man to
change plan for slight reasons, nor
one @ 70 be easily moved to apprehension
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
ofthis sol

rv,xcE now has a little unpleasant.
or hand with Siam. Since the re-
IN rblic started in its colonizing and ex-
ding movement it has had about as
Pa troublcs on it's hands as En-
nland and more than any other two
..;ons in the world.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
VOLUME XIV.

= N, low price of silver reduces the
II souvenir spoons the slump will
eos 10 wholly without its recompense
~. .ss man whose lady friends have a
.;a for collecting portable property
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

IN farer siowth OF sentiment in Canada
trade v,;+t oI a close approach to free
Gated in tb; sie United States is recipro-
policr :. 'iiis country. Let us have this
Tie ssr0a j soon as possible. A deal Of
agreeable. "'''' NsS'eo would also
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
Hung Himself.

E. B. Kelley, a prosperous young
farmer, committed suicide by hanging,
near Eaglesville. Tenn. He had been
mentally unbalanced for some tine,
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
A Peculiar Forgery,

w. .Fortcnberry, placed in the peni-
tentiary at Jackson, Miss, for two
years, was convicted of a most peculiar
forgery.
He was elected justice OF the peacs OF Marion
county Being poor, he had considerable
trouble in making his bond and in riding over
the country for signatures. The instrument.
being printed on poor paper was badly mutt
lated. On this account he copied the bond, sig
natures and all, and fed. While II was ad-
mitted nothing felonious was intended 1t was
clear forgery, and he was convicted, the Judge
giving him the smallest sentence possible.
Parties whom he had decided against In suits
discovered the forgery. An effort will be madc
to secure his pardon.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

Members OF the Salvation army. who were ar
rested and held by a Chicago Justice for week
without trial, have sued the justice for Sl0.eq
damages
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
A Boy Drowned.

John Gillis, boy, was drowned whils
bathing near Shelbyville, Tenn. He
attempted to cross the river, but sank
before assistance could be rendered.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
A Preacher-Moonshiner

Rev DR.. Barrett, of Banks county,
Ca, has been bound over on the charge
of moonshining.
Mr.. Barrett appears to have had charge OF
three churches and one Illicit distillery. With
characteristic patience and respect the revenue
officers who went up to Banks TO arrest him re-
Trained from executing their commission when
they found him engaged with his flock. They
allowed him to fulfil his engagements and
preach Saturday and Sunday. When he was
quite through they laid hands on him and sug-
gested that he had better go to Atlanta and
give the courts a sample OF his eloquencc
The reverend gentleman's still was found Sc
creted near this home, and three gallons OF
fresh blockade corn was discovered In the
house.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
Mangled by q wheat Binder.

Near Milan, Tenn, Tom Benthly was
badly mangled while cutting hay with
a wheat-binder. The horses attached
to the machine became unmanageable.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
NUMBER 81.
SOUTHERN GLEANINGS.
a n~ce for y Bride.

The following love story comes from
Paulding county, Ga:
Miss Annie Story is the daughter Of Col. H.
F. Story. She is very beautiful Her educa-
ton is the best Col. Story lives at Yorkville
and Is leading man in Paulding county. MISS
Annie OF all her admirers could not decide be-
tween Andrew McBrayer and Dave Govan
Finally Miss Annie sent for the minister ana
the two young men. She told the galiants
after they came into her presence that
the one who would get back to her
first with a marriage license should be her
husband both men to leave Yorkvile at ths
same time, to ride 20 Dallas the county seat
The young men werc we'll mounted The dis.
tancc was 10 miles. The race was a hot one
McBrayer, the rich hover got to the ordinary
first and secured license before Govan put in
appearance. The latter, moment afterward
hurriedly explained things to the ordinary.
also secured license. and In few moments
was also on his way back to Yorkyille The
race was hard one. Govan was desperate
McBrayer was the better mounted. Govan was
poor and rode no horses like those OF his
rival But: stout-hearted, he raced
to thc finish Miss Story and her
father and the minister waited on the front
piazza for the racing rivals. McBrayer first
put In appearance. He was excited and wav
down the big road II was seen that his horse
was nearly exhausted. The race seemed his.
appeared in by-path He was 200 yards ahead
OF McBrayer. He first reached the piazza and
won the prize. He had taken short cut through
the woods. The ceremony was performed
McBrayer gracefully acknowledged being hon
orably defeated, and he joined in the festivities
or one OF the most noted wedding ceremonies
that ever occurred in the history of Pauding
county.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08

South Caroiina's Bad Crop Prospects.
A recent South Carolina crop report
says:
The continuous rains have caused grass TO
grow until it has reached such alarming pro-
portions as to cause serious injury to cotton
and corn. Both are drowned out on bottom
lands and many fields will be abandoned
Many reports have been received Of the rotting
OF peaches and melons and the dropping on OF
grapes Cotton is generally reported as from
two weeks TO ten days late.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
Locked Her Door and Cut Her Throat.

At Raleigh, n. c., Mrs. A. W. Traps,
wife of a well-known business man,
went into her room, locked her door,
Law on the bed and cut her throat with
a razor, inflicting wound which
caused death in a few minutes. She
was SO wears old and for some time had
been of unsound mind.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-07-08
Exposed After Death.

Nearly year ago man, who gave
his name as A. K. Williams, went to
Raleigh, N. c., and was employed as a
landscape gardener.
He became sick few weeks ago and died.
Two days before his death he said he was
PRESBYTERIAN, and a preacher of that church
was sent for and conducted the services Just
before death Williams said his real name was
Wilhelm, that his home was in Philadelphia,
and that he was Hebrew and wanted to see
rabbi. He was buried with Hebrew ceremo-
nies. 1t now turns out that he was 70 have
married q young woman Of Raleigh. He had
told her he owned several houses in Philadel-
phia. The other day telegram was received
from Wilhelm's wife OF Philadelphia, and upon
investigation il was found that he had regu-
larly sent her money through the post ONCE
He owned property there.