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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-12-21
BLOD0Err VALLEY.

Doc Kiger, as chief disputant, took lay
off.
Bub Norton is again able to walk about
the house.
Mrs. Mark Stewart is suffering from .
severe attack of rheumatism.
Miss Alleen Blodgett starts today for Linn
county to attend school, Poor Robert.
Mrs. Wiley Norton is at home again after
several weekn' sojourn the Lewisvills
ranch.
Now that John Henderson has been found
their name is legion who say 81 told you
so." Bah!
John Skaggs intimates that there is no
big pay in making 629 cents worth of rails
aud spelling an ak worth ST. go.
It would be in order now for the newspa-
psrs to dilate ON the derelictions of old MIR.
Scott while his whereabouts is in doubt.
It must have been sympathy for the sau
sage meat that caused s. Nj. Woods
remarkable speech in favor of the affirm.
alive.
1t is too bad that the state absolutely
furnishes tobacco for the old soldiers at
Roseburg. wonder if Whoit Is has recov-
cred from his paroxysm.
''Resolved that country life is preferable
to city life," Is the bone of contention for
next Saturday night. I wish I had the
negatiye-I'd tell them Of the diamond our
editor has.
Henry Bsrgin failed to report his time
this month to the valiant o. P. Conse-
quently gets nothing till next month. /
admire the ingenuity of the TYPO" mixing
a casual mention of same last week with our
weather "reminiscences.
Capital punishment engaged the nam.
moth minds of our literary orators last Sat-
urday night. The display of oratory was,
| to say the lenst, meteoric, and the states
now engaged in the horrid. .spractice are
requested to abolish
Cyrus James is just returning from visit
to Big Elk.
Ike Norton saw ghost or thief by his
bedside lsstswesk.
Box-ear Pedro is fashionable with few
at Blodgebt now.
Gene Wood has retained from his visit
to Albany. l wonder if he didn't call al
| Phi!o1aath?
Ned Simmons and his wife. former resi.
dent Of this valley, are visiting at theiI
Uncle Doc Kigsr's.
Since J. Y. Harris, the musical wonder
appearedson the scene and sung The Trun
die Bed, B. Troxsl knocks under.
Homo wonders why the directors did no,
put off building the porch till school
was out. It must be for the benefit o
midnight visitors. One Saturday night the
lights were seen burning till two o'clock
at onr school house. The order of that
night ia unknown to outsiders.
Mrs. Hansen, who lives on MarV's rivel
near the Nois school house, few nights
ago, in her husbands absence. was alarmed
by her dog On stepping to the door, she
saw the form of man near har duck coop
She at once called to nor tsn-year old sor
to bring the shotgun. When the thie
saw that he was discovered, he disap
psared, but when the lady went to ex
anime her coop she found four of her pet,
gone. A few days after this happened
while nsighbors Keehn aad Sykes wer.
having their examination, the little ducks
came waddling home.
TYBE JOE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
4sS AND 4s7 VALENCIA ST. NEAR 10TH.

Don't forget that we are in the Mission to stay
s anu are making speciality of property in that
seoOIon ana as we are on the spot we can take you
70 any part OF the Mission in few minutes. SO
t, waste time by ransacktng downtown Offices
LOT lsSion property, if that is what you are look
ing LOT, but call on us at once and save money
S4oOO-2-story bay-wIudow house; Y rooms:
OAKS, 25th
$3l5O-Cozy cottage; rooms and bath: all
ouern improvements; on Castro ST. terms to suit.
hS-Suu OottaRe; rooms and bath; lO-toot
easement, hoored; newly decorated and papered /:
IL You are looking for coy home see this: l4O3
Sanenez ST.: terms to suit
SzZ5O-25xS0; apidge ST.. near 10Th, Valencia
and Guerrero; cottage of rooms lot worth the
money; must be sold; make an offer.
S3So0-5oxS0; Church st. near 9th; bay-win-
cow cottage rooms, brick foun dation: all in per-
Ing at.
SPECIFICATION; York St, near 25th: new bay
window cottages, rooms bath. laundry; mod ern
improvements; easy terms.
sl600-2ex7O; Banks ST., near Mission; cottage
of rooms, bath; IN perfect order: this is chance
iOr person OF limited to secure a coy
home
$25oo-25x7O; California ave-. near Mission st.,
Ing finished: eaSy terms
$S25O-25xl14; Duncan ST.. near Guerrero; cot
lage oil rooms, bath, laundry; driveway; stable;
now being finished; this will be beauty when
$2s00-2Sx1l4: 9th st., near Church; 2-story
house rooms and bath; driveway, stable; fine
want bargain
FLATS FROM 5000 TO $4,000
If you looking for flats for an investment
our list comprises some splendid bargains
VACANT LOTS.
S2750-Yaleneia, near 26th 25x125.
$ll00-23d, near Sanchez, 2bx96.
S1350-Church, near 18th, 27xSS.
$1S00-z5th, near Guerrero, 25xlIO.
Sl200-JerSey, near Castro S0xl14.
$140O-Church near 2Tth, 24xS0.
Our list comprises some OF the best property in
the Mission. Lots OF all sizes in any the home
steads; also good business corners in any part of
the Mission Call and get list and prices.
II you want your vacant houses rented place
them with US.
L. A. soUC & CO., 465 and 467 Valencia st
near loth Jel0 SuTh
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DOVEE, TOY s. CO..
y REAL-ESTATE AGENTS.
HOUSES Rem TED. RENTS COLLECT

RoVEE, TOY s. CO..
6 - REAL,EsTATE AGENTS.
HOUSES REN TED. RENTS COLLECTED
10 MONTGOMERY ST.
$375O-Turk ST.; house of rooms and bath; lot
SOxlo; street bitumlnized.
rents $40; bargain.
:, s6ooo-Scott ST.; 2 fats; rents $50 per month;
lot "a ;3xlO9: good location.
ss000-16th st near Market; flats q rooms
and bath each and store; rents $50 per month.
SZo00-Cheap lot on Fell ST., near Broderick;
$5250-NOrth Beach property; store and fat:
under lease, paying per cent net.
SoOOO-@sep rate fats of and rooms and bath
each; rents $50 per month; lot 25xl22:6; near
Fitteenth and Folsom.
$1lU0-Cheap home; cottage of rooms; lot
25xlO0; near Howard-st. cars and oath St
$54O0-2-stOry bay-window house of 2 rooms
bath and laundry, Filbert and Larkln SITS
excellent marine view; 3 lines of cars.
S5oOO-PoWen St, near Chestnut; lot 251S7 IS /;
1-Story frame building, occupied as store.
S5oOO-Post ST.. near scott: lot 25x75: house OF
rooms; rents $22 per month Hamilton
S65OO-Residence on sunny side of Scott ST..
short distance from Haight: lot 25IllS; 2-story
remain.
$1O,5O0-2 excellent modern fats OF 7 and 8
rooms and bath each; rents s72 so per month
mortgage $500; location near Geary and Cough
stS.: always rented.
S55OO-Rents s64s per annum; lot 25xsO: 8
separate Rats; Clinton St, near Seventh
SSoo6-oak-st. property. close to Market ST.;
lot p 6x95i fats of and rooms and bath
each; rear house renements; rents $40 per
annum.
S37, O0O-Fine Investment GU Howard ST. near
9Th; Improvements new brick building under
lease paying per cent net.
$23OO-Nery cheap; a cottage of 6 rooms and
bath in the warm be- of the Mission
$3OO0-Pays $50 per month 2-story frame build
ing in tenements near Folsom and Sth.
S4U,O00-Rents $3.50 per month; 3 houses on
Bush St, near Van Ness ave; lot 6S:9xI 37:6
$4600-Church st. near 23d; . modern flats of s
and rooms and bath each; rents $S4 per month; :
must be sold
S270O-Cottage or rooms and bath; high base
ment rents SIS per month; near Harrison ana
9TH SITS.
S7OOO-Pays IA per cent per annum: 3-storv
frame building; Tehama ST., near Howard and
ialn Dt
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-TEE
" WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-HALE AND
Norcross Silver Mining Com pany-Location of
principal place Of business. San Francisco. Cali
fornia- Location of works. Virginia Mining Dis
trict, Storey County, State of Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account OF assessment No.
lO5 levied on the LIST day of May 1894, the sew
erai amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders as follows:
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NnIICE or POSTPONEMENT.

In accordance with law aud order of the
board of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company. adopted at its meeting OF June
IL, 1894 and entered in its records, the date of
d linquency of asse sment y n. g. lev ed January
10. 1894, is further postponed 10 July Is, 1891.
aud the date OF sale Tor unpaid assessment NO. 3
Is further postponed to August 3, 1894
GEORGE X. SPINN EN Secretary.
omce-3lO Pine street, room 20, San Francisco.
Cal. jel4 I'd
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G0OS FOR SALE-DELICACH AND DAIRY
81 O-O. produce store with 3 furnished rooms
on account OF going East; a good chance for
lady or man and wife. Apply at Call Braneh.l3 IS
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STORES TO LET.

STORES TO LET.
ONE OF TIE BEST CORNER STORES IN THE
- sw. Mission; also ice small store adjoining,
\ w cor sanchez and Sixte III. je14 3t*
$50. s saohE AT 1913 NOE ST. Nrt isfs E Il.
101 EDDY-NEw STORE; GOOD LOCATION;
lol rent reasonable. jel3 St*
.I0o6 MARKET Sr.-NEAT STORE AND 2
1.es rooms; sl5. Apply 10 p. c. MoLLoY.
l3S Montgomery St. je12 st
1E0OA HOWARD ST., NEAR ELEVENTH.
1OOC Fine store, In good business locality;
rent rent SO; water free. Apply TO T. c. MoLLoY,
1873 Montgomery st. jel2 81
OFFICES AND woKKRooMS IN THE BEST
" lighted building in the city; entrance Hardie
place and $50 Kearny St rooms all sizes and
prices. Apply to P. G. MoLLUY, iSs Moutgom-
cry ST. jel23t
I16O MARKET ST., NEAR sIxTH-NFAT
LOU store, with show windows: best loca-
ton In the city. Apply TO p. G. M0LLOY, 1873
Montgomery ST. je12 st
- corner store and rooms $50: water free. APP
ply TO P. Z. MoLLoY. l3S Montgomery st. Je12 81
LREaCH .LIQUoR-sToRE, 213 MASON ST.
1 handsome new store. rooms and basement;
low. Apply to p. c. MoLLoY, 1873 Montgomery
street jel2 st
NEW STORE, 5I9 HOWARD ST, 25xlOO;
IN best lighted store in the city: area rs 90 square
feet: between First and second SITS; rent $50;
gomery ST. je12 st
90 MARK kT-3-STORY AND BASEMENT:
~ elevators: rent very low. Apply to c.
MoLLOY, 138 Montgomery st. jelz st
CToREFITTED FOR CIGAR, LAUNDRY BOOT
- black business, $25. 223 Montgomery aye.9 It's
DOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF STORE WITH
fine show window; No bird ST., near cor.
Market Apply to w. 6. BADGER. Third. Tt
6OI sIXTH-SToRE AND ROOMS: CHEAP;
III 81; water free. je6 TT
CTORE, COR. LAFAYETTE AND HOWARD
- sts., with fixtures aud gasses every thing liz
barroom ie5 II
SEWING MACHINES.
pEMoVED-1HE WHITE Is KING. NOTE
III change OF address from 943 and 945 Market
street TO corner Ellis and Mason. The tlnest sew
ing machine office on the coast White Sewing
Machine Co., corner Ellis and Mason SITS. jelO7t
clio NEW HOME COMPANY'S MACHINES;
I'D u. second hand machines 81 and upward
rent 81 per mouth: repairing. l45 sixth mr27 Il
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS a SPECIAL
n iy; collections damages wills, deeds. etc low
Tees. q. w. HOWE. Att'y-at-L Law, ! Fifth St. tf
w W.DAVIDSoN. ATTORNEY AT-LAw. 42o
w California St. rms. 14-l5; advice free. d3 81
r A CRoTHERS ATTORNEY AT-LAw. SOS
Ii. Clay St nos Il
CMALL ADvER EASEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
~ lions taken at Call Branch offices, sos arkfn
1t. 339 Hayes st. and 25IS Mission ST.; open till
-
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+'OR SALE - GOOD-PAYING RESTAURANT
tns fine growing town: $3.50 cash: Investigate
c. L. p, Palo Alto, Cal. iel3 ATS
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NICE BAKERY, WITH COFFEE AND LUNCH
~ house; good business; liVing-rooms: rent
cheap; good chance for man and wife. Apply
Call Branch once. iel3 RS
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CAL0ON FOR SALE CHEAP; AMONG FAC
- tories and. foundries: suitable for man and
wife: sure bsrgain. 636 Ihird 81 1al2 2ts
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. q 81 < .=GOOD COFFEE AND LUNCH PAR
ID = xC.lQr; offer wanted. Can Alb Powell
iaIA 2rz
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DARE CHANCE: SMALL CAPITAL: DAIRY.
II-rood route: cows, horse wagon: must be sold
next week; experience not essential; see it, 90
Alpine ST. iel4 2uS
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And in accordance with law and An order from
the Board of Trustees. made on the LIST day OF May
1894. so many shares of each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at public auction
at the office OF the company, room 20. Nevada
Block NO. 800 Montgomery street, San francisco,
California, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF june
1894. at the hour of l O'Clock p. of said day,
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale. a. b THOMPSON, Secretary.
omee-Room 26. Nevada Block, No. 309 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. california. JET I'd
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A STEADILY IN.
4 creasing paint and oil business In san Antonio
Texas, for improved fruit ranch in the Santa
CiarS alley; an uncommon opportunity for some
one; sickness reason for selling w, NJ. MACMII-
Ian & CO.,45 Crocker building. jeIOl2l4
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BARGAIN; .CHOPHOUSE AND OYSTER PAR
y lori 2 llying-roOms; rent SO: going East
must sell to-day. $40 Howard ST. jel3 Yt@
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l'OR- SA ZONE CHANCE IN A LIFETIME;
1 two-thirds interest in one OF the besi.paying
hotels IN this state paying 40 per cent per annum
dividends; fun investigation afforded; price
$4,000; actually worth double; If party does
not want two-thirds viii sell half onethird at
same rate; if desired will give a satisfactory
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
v WEEKLY CALL. cent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
tree
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4 RoCERY, BAR AND LIyING-ROOMs FOR
- sale $50 Clementtna ST. lel3 Its
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NOTICE OF POsTPoNEMENT

In accordance with law and order OF the
board OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at its meeting of May
IA, 1884, and entered IN It's records. the date of
delin ouency OF assessment No, 3, levied January
10, 1894, is further postponed to June 10. 894,
and the day of sale for unpaid assessment No. 3 IL
further postponed to July 8, 1894 BY order of
the board OF directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. SPINNEY. Secretary.
onice-31o Pine street, room %, San Francisco.
Gal.
MAY IA. 1894
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RARBER-SHOP; FINE FURNITURE; SPLFN-
= dld location; rent cheap and goOu-payinC
trade; owner sick and must leave Address boz
Suot Fetaluma. Cal my25 Firth II
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II T7.GTARANTEE CASH FOR ANY KIND OF
. VI business inside OF u hours. HUBER & CO
TfeaI.Fstare Agents, M Market St 1el4 3&
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fed with his bargain after one year will buv il
BACK at full price paid in other words will guar
antee purchaser sgainst all possible loss; CON-
need apply TO HOteLkeeper, Z o. box 1885. jel3 ST
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IA HOLE OR HALF OF A GOOD RESTAU-
" rant in busy part doing fine business; a
good man wanted more than money as partner
SMITH Co, 80 Kearny st. ielS 3ts
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pEDDINGTON TRACT-SMALL HOMES IN
IL the Russian River Valley: 20 acres and M
ward; bounded on the east by the Russian River
s. +. and N. i. r. X. passes through and has sta
ton on the place; the finest tract of valley and
river bottom land ever offered for the price; &25
per acre and upward terms, oue-third cash bal
anee and years at per cent. j. T. PETERS
room g. I'd floor Mills building. jez i'm
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r Rl,NEE. WANTED WITH $4,000 TO TAKE
J. financial man agement of paying and Old-estab-
lshed business in order to extend and enlarge the
sane. "A duresS u. A. boy %. CaIl Branch el2 2re
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TT ALI OR WHOLE OF FINE CORNER GRO
IL Gerry; bar;4 living-rooms. 499 Devisadero 3t*
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GARLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

I TITLE BROWN JUGS, GRATIS AT H.
ASCHELLHASS store. L tn st. :eall Tor one. cod
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENr.


In accordance with law and order OF the
board OF directors OF the East Sierra Nevada Min
ing Company adopted at its meeting OF February
ID 1894, and entered IN Its records. the date of
delinquency or assessment No. 8, levied January
~, 1894, is postponed to March 20, 1894, and the
date of sale for unpaid assessment No. 9 Is post
poned TO April l3. 1894.
BY order OF the board of directors OF the East
Sierra Nevada Mining Company.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
once-S1o Pine street. room %. San FRANCHISES.
Cal.
Fahruarx 1904
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In accordance with law and an order OF the
board of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted a. its meeting of April
10. 1894. and entered in its records, the date of
delinquency OF assessment No. 3. levied January
10, 1894 is further postponed TO May IL 1894. and
the day OF sale for unpaid assessment No 8 is fur
ther postponed to June 8. s94. BY order of the
board of directors or the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company
GEORGE T. sPINNEY, Secretary.
Qmee-f1o Pine St, room IS, San Francisco,
Cal.
April le. 1894.
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business CHANCES.

.DARG AfN-GROCERY AND BAR; MUST BE
4Oso4d on accOun Of death. Apply NlCHMAN,
.iUTGfiS & co, SIS Clay 81. lel4 It's
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=: STORAGE
'CTORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS. ROUSE
40 hold goods etc. j M. PIERCE, 735 Markedly
.I0ACIFIC STORAGE wAREHOUSE,3Ol STOCK
TIN st.,Hausehold goods, trunks and pianos
Stored; furniture packing and shipping. Ofice
Uni0n-sduare Furniture Moving Company .iel IT
J1RSf CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
IT 421-423 Market ST. CHI As. L TAYLOR. 1el5 tf
"A DYANCES MADE ON FURNITURE. PIANOS,
n and goods sUoreG. BIEBES' Storage Company,
:. Stockton place., $40 Stockton 81. apS 6m
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In accordance with law and an order OF the
board Of directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company adopted at its meeting of Mare
19. 1894, and entered in its recor Is the date of
delinquency OF assessment No. 5. levied January
10, 1894 Is further postponed TO April 90 nd the
day of sale for unpaid assessment No. Is further
postponed to May IL, 1894. BY order OF the
board of directors OF tho East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. sPINNEY, Secretary.
ofhco-3l0 Pine ST.. room 2S, San Francisco.
Cal.
March - 1894
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4 ORSSAL{. OR TO RENT-MILK RANCH; so
= i COWS horses, double and l single wagon.
Apply.CalI Branch Ofices jeIU 8t%
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SENTENCE DEFERRED
Until the Extent OF His Brutal Treat
meut of Wife IL Learned.

At late hour yesterday afternoon John
Kilnartin, who lives with his wife Mar
garet at 179 O'Connell street, became i'm
volved i'm row with his better half and
pounded her on the face. Word was sent
10 station Five OF the trouble and
Officers Gallagher and Potter were
sent Co investigate. The woman
was found lying on the floor,
in an unconscious condition, and literally
sosk ked in the blood that flowed from an
ugly cash on the head. Evidently the
hus band, who was drunk, Knocked his
his wife down and then kicked her
savsgeIy in the face. The officers sum-
moned the ambulance and the
woman was taken 10 the hospital
while her husband was taken to Station g.
This morning Kilmartin was srrsigned in
the Sixth District Court and pleaded
guilty. Sentence was deferred until MAY
10. Margaret kilniartin j. in critical
condition st the hospital. Her face is
terribly bruised and swollen, 30 much 90,
in fact, 80 TO prevent her seeing spything.
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PROFESSOR MORLEY DEAD
BD TIC ASsocioi,d Press.

LONDON, May II. - Professor Henry
Morley, LID, died today at CarIs-
brooke, Isle OF Wright.
Professor Morley was born in London
on September 10, 1922. In 1851 lac was as
sociated with Household Words and
with The Examiner, OF which paper he
afterward became editor. From 1857
TO 1855, Professor Morley was English
lecturer at Kings College, and from
1865 TO 1889 he was professor of the
English language and literature al the
University College, Lendon, and upon his
retirement TO Carlsbrooke, in 1850. he was
made Emeritus professor. From 1873 to
1859, Professor Morley was also professor
OF the English language and literature at
Queens College, London; in 1879, the
honorary degree OF LID, was conferred
upon him by the University OF Ed lin burg n,
and from 1882 until 1889, he was principal
OF University. Hall. London. Professor
Morley was the author of many valuable
works.
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EGG IN HIS HEAD.
Insanity Feigned in Order to
Make Escape From Prison.

JEFFERsoNvIIJ.E, Ind, May IA sem
sational and extremely shrewd escape
from the Indiana Prison South has just
leaked out. Henry Koch was sent down
from Washington, Jo. Davicss county,
March %, 1S93, 80 serve three gears for
grand larceny. On his arrival at the peni-
tentiary he was assigned 10 the foundry.
Koch always kept up with his
task, but ~ days ago begau TO
act very strangely and showed symptoms
Of insanity, growing apparently worse.
On one occasion he said 10 the prisoners
that he had an egg in his head
To fortify his assertion, Koch beat
his Uranium against the foundry wall for
the purpose, as he expressed it, of opening
his head and getting the egg out.
This and numerous other manifesto
tiops convinced Warden Patton and
Deputy Howard that Koch was insane,
and he was sent to the crazy house. DIR.
Peyton, Of the prison, was called and
examined Koch, but pronounced him
sane. The doctor so informed the officials
and recommended that he be sent back
TO the foundry. Warden Patton
thought differently and ordered that Koch
remain in the crazy ward. The crazy
house is box-shaped, eight
feet square, and is located
on the floor Of one of the shops.
In some manner Koch secured peice OF
hand saw with which he sawed hole in
the roof OF his quarters and got away.