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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
CANARY IS FIRM, TOO.
VIII Resort to Extreme Measures
to Keep Fair Lillian.

to Keep Fair Lillian.
Litigation can scarcely be avoided be-
first part. and Lillian Russell. party Of
the second part.
Mr.. Canary Is in the city to-day. hav-
Ing returned from the West in answer to
his partners request. He Joins with Mr..
Lederer In saying that extreme meas
ures for relief will be Instituted by the
managers in the event OF Lillian tearing
herself away from their control after
Saturday next.
Although II has been we'll understood
that Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau have been
very anxious to enroll Miss Russell In
their ranks, and It is popularity believed
that II she withdraws from Canary &
Lederers management she will go with
Mr.. Abbey's firm. the latter gentleman
says he does not care to talk about
business matters until the details are
completed.
This is an ambiguous statement, and
yet Mr.. Abbey added that he hadn't dis
cussed the matter Of an offer with Miss
| Russell. A Mr.. Pifer, who appears to
speak for Miss Russell, says she hat
| had a splendid offer to sing a great pro
duction OF "Girofie- Girofa" and 1.-THE
! Grand Duchess in London next season
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DON'T LIKE THE COACH HORN
But sleepy Kickers Have So Far
Been Unable TO Obtain Relief.


been Unable TO Obtain Relief.
Residents In the neighborhood of Madi-
son avenue and Thirty-third steet were
not n little interested in the coaching
trips between the Hotel Waldorf and
Philadelphia when they began few
days ago. but an entirely unexpected
feature has arisen which has caused
them to wish that the man who in
vented tally-ho trips had been paralyzed
one the eve of his discovery.
The Philadelphia coach is kept over
night In stable In Thirty-seceond street
a rule. early risers, but the members Of
the coaching parties necessarily are.
This didn't bother the sleepers., how
ever, until the gally caparisoned bugler.
every morning at daybTeak for the
events shortly to follow,
he cheerily blows a "tnn-ta-ra" that can
be heard for blocks around, while his
unappreciative hearers toss uneasily In
their beds and involuntarily reach for
bootjacks and shotguns.
Verbal suggestions to the trumpeter to
cut out this act proved unavaillng, and
the sufferers appealed to Capt. Max
Schmlttberger. OF the Tenderloin police,
The Captain Investigated and learned
that the horn-concert was not for the
purpose OF drawing a crowd of purchas-
ers, but solely an artistic effort to get
the horn and the bugler's wind appara-
tus In good working order for the days
festivities. Hence II was not viola
ton of law and could not be classed with
the commercial performances of fish
vendors on tin-horns.
The Captain was obliged to report that
he had no Jurisdiction In the matter and
the Mayors office was appealed to with
like result.
1t seems likely that the bugler's horn
pyrotechnics will be continued unless
his suffering hearers can convince the
Board of Health that they are detrimen-
tai to the public health and consequently
a nuisance.
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Cigarette League Officers.

Anti-cisarette League. NJ. D. Y. s. L. has
elected the following officers: President Henry
Weinstein; Vice President, Abraham Kleinman
Secretary. isidor siegeituch; Directors. Vladimir
Dorfman. Benjamin Reich. Arthur G. Mandell
Michael Rubenstein. Henry Fried. Joseph Fried
man, Morris l., Greenberg. Henry Meyer. Abram
Rosenberg, Julius Fischer Samuel Spielhoz,
Isaac schmsll, Joseph Morgenstein. Barnett COIN
and Leo Lesser.
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You read the Evening World!
DO you read the Sunday World!
Features Mt st. AIMS Fnir,

For St. AIMS fair. which will continue until
May In Webster Hall. the pastor. Rev. Morgan
]. o'Connsll. has arranged for q grand concert
tonight by OILERS Orchestra. together with many
other interesting features An order for q box for
Broadway Theatre for Monday evening will be
rafied for. In the pool tournament the Cathedral
Club Messrs PoSgenburg brothers. will play ST.
AIMS Lyceum, represented by Messrs. Meyer and
Curley. The latters victories over the ST. Pat.
rick and Epipheny societies will make to-
nights game all the more interesting.
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FARM SHOW ARRANGEMENT
Prepared for the Opening Mt Madi-
son Square Garden To-Morrow.

The amphitheatre Of Madison Square
Garden Is to-day supplied with every
thing Imaginable in the way OF live
stock. poultry and farm products. Cages
have been built. tanks and fountains
for fowls are well supplied with water.
barns have been erected, dairy maids
have been installed. donkey rides have
been arranged for. all because the Farm
Show opens tomorrow.
The show will last until May 8. A
feature of It will be dog show and
every animal which the best stocked farm
can boast will be on exhibition. The
promoters OF the affair are sanguine Of
Its success.
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Constant Reader-Johnson and Plim-
mer spared at the formers benefit in
the Academy OF Music.
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The Puck on Wheels" Cycling Club
will have a road run to Tottenville. 8.
l.. next Sunday.
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You read the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday WOrldf
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VMF OLD METAL U
qIP PSsTAEGxR5 and
call and allow YOU the highest cash price.
BORNSTElN.4l Ann st.
AT store. AS sock C0sT srchs ss,sny
saes spa, s%s, no a ePSys .sricsis con.
na'n''a'' c saS II sfaye1sw IVES. ,1s.h st.
FoF Fus s+o MAsK AND v sTSdks FA dP
$ SSSk%S s.! NJ LEWIS ~ Is lis
A :so,; STORE FIxTUREs. counters,
e"fas fn!faff rsS e'is,
eSsHs b$$$SSt!. IS !" IVA!
A.-sPOT CASH PAID
10, Tor dry goods shoe; clothing and other stores;
S 0' fsSI Sd ID xVE.
Ave PAY MORE FOR NIERCHAN-
R4aHXy oy Ss county
AS9 sTSaE sT9GK IS F..i ss I.
AE% Tof kHcoE: s9s 6 IL %sssfss.d''
Stores and stocks of merchandise; city or coun-
try; confidential A. NEWMAN. 100 f. ssth st.
FAMILY will sacrifice for cash their handsome
ago and will incude magnificent music cabinet.
cost 3t5, and silk scarf and STOOL for sos. In
quire private residence, 1877 East li7th at.
LADY SELLS regardless OF cost or value nne
ub pagTr r sSs tn se
grandtather's clock, hne brass beds, couchea oak
bedrooms suits hand-s carved oak buffet. leather
equal to new; sell separately. 1858 West b4th st.
A--A-sTORE FIXTURES. counters, shelving,
showcases. coffee mlls. scales mirror front tea
cans. upright butter refrigeratorA 2S5 and 2s7
Broome St
A FIRST CLASS camera obscura with the finest
imported lens, situated In Rockaway Beach
will sell very cheap; good opportunity for a
man TO make good living, r. b.. 40 W. ESD.
A-sToRE FIXTURES. counter. shelving. show
cases. upright butter refrigeratorA coffee MILL
| scales. go Fast I'd ct
ANY STORE OR STOCK OF MER-
chandss bought for cash. DoBLIN. 1923 L.
+2d st.
A-sPECIALTY. buying contents dwellings. nsts,
hotels; city. country. Call or address i0s West
| seth st.
A-RARE cHANCE-FurnishiuE OF private house;
several parlor bed and dining room suits; ele-
giant upright plano. mirror. leather chairs. carpet
| $50 +. I'D st; also evenings
| ALL KINDS second hand and new store hxtures
showcases. counters. shelving, cigar fixtures.
butter rstrigerators, scales. LENNIGG q SONS.
| S29-33l East saith st.
A-sToRE FIXTURES for groceries, eontec-
| uonerles, dry goods, Shoes &c. upright re-
trigerators; cheap KEsHEN, 265 Fast 18th st.
A,--BARRooM OUTFIT, SECOND HAND. AT
| HALF-PRlCE 7as broadway.
| A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, short time used also
| elegant household furniture. sewing machine.
| &c. sacrifice, los 4, +6th st.
| A VERY GOOD Waters square plano for sale,
cheap. Apply 230 East b7th ST.
| ls1. A L. II -.
house on May l, consisting Of nprigh! plano,
paIlor dining and bedroom furniture, folding
| beds, mirrors curtains, plano lamp. he, also
evenings sell separately. l8l East 68th st.
| A LADY will sell 1900 cabinet grand upright
| plano $50; good as new; III octave; all silver
mounted; handsomely carved,
| BICYCLEs-we have upset the entire cycle trad,
with our cut prices. Pilots and jewel cushioI
tires, so to $50: pneu. tired Raisishs ormondes
Salvatore. FlsetwiLss, ENJOYS. Ridges. soorchsrs
LuxuryL ssS to 81. 30; second hand wheels iron
us TO $50; old wheels taken In trade: term
cash. A. o. G. CO.. 10 Barclay IT,. near Broad
u
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Announcer Johnny Dunno thinks he
would make a good baseball umpire. He
used to be a pitcher and might be an
Improvement over Jim O'Rourke.
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A-SPECIALTY. buying contents dwellings. hats
hotels; city. country. Call or address los wes
S6th 1T.
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BICYCLEs-we have upset the entire cycle trade
with our cut prices: Pilots and Jewel cushion
tires. 80 10 $50: pneu. tired Raleghs. Ormondes.
salvatore. FlsetwiLgs. ENJOYS, Ridges. soorchsrs.
LuxuryA ss 70 @Ito; secondhand wheels from
tiS to $50; old wheels taken In trade; terms
cash. A o. G. CO.. 10 Barclay o.. near Broad
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NIX.
in don't |,
X. One jou
/ Of a che;
Its utter u
cases whe
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A.-RARE CHASCE-Furnishing OF private house;
severa! parlor, bed and dining room suits; ele-
giant upright plano. mirror. leather chairs. carpet
$50 E. I'D St also evenings.
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ANY STORE OR STOCK OF MER-
chandIss bought for cash DOBLIN, 1923 L.
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OF Toronto, Will sail for England May
10 to compete in the Henley Regatta.

Umpire Jack McQuade says the st.
Louis Browns compose one Of the
strongest teams in the country. Nc
Quade evidently likes his little Joke.
The Ravenswood Boat Clubs boxing
competition, at Puritan Clubhouse, Ions
Island city, will be decided tonight.
Maxwell II. Moore will referee. The
committee promises to have the affaiI
start at $50 o'clock p. NJ, and have nc
delay between bouts.
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A.-STORE FIXTURES. counter, shelving. show
cases. upright butter refrigerstorA coffee mill
scales. go Fast I'd ct
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A FIRST. CLASS camera obscura with the finest
imported lens, situated In Rockaway Beach
will sell very cheap good opportunity for q
man to make a good living. r. H., 40 W. asa
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A-sToRE FIXTURES for groceries, eoniec-
uonerIes, dry goods. shoes, &c; upright re-
A--BARRooM OUTFIT SECOND HAND. AT
HALF-PRlCE. 73s broadway.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23
CARVED ONE ANOTHER,
Negroes at Church Festival Discard the
Bones for the Razos.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 21.-A free
for-al fight occurred at a negro church
festival Harris, Ark, seven miles from
Augusta. Ark, Monday night. in which
pistols, razors and knives were used pro-
miscnously, and as a result four negroes
were wounded, at least one Of whom will
probably die. \ negro named Weldon
jostled against another negro named Brat
ton and quarrel ensued. Brattou's six
brothers who We're Ell .aged in game of
craps just outside, Were called 10 his as
sstance. Weldon hastily summouer his
force and n fierce battle ensued. Two shots
were fired aud knives and razors clashed
in a fearful manner. Hudson Crutcher
was cut in the back of his neck and across
the small of his back, shot in the calf of
his right leg and right arm and severely
beaten.
Will Jackson was shot in the wrist, cut
across the back very deeply aud will prob
ably die.
Joe Bratton, shot; not dangerously.
Levi Bratton's throat was cut from ear
to ear and Gus Bratton cut i'll the hand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23
CariDas Properties of GIyoerin.

One - the great advantages 81 Riycerin
In - chemical employment - the facs
that 81 neither fruezEs nor eysp1ra'es an
der any ordinary temperature. No per
CcptibIc less hy eyapoTatiCu has been de-
tocfed ~ "a tcmpcrature LES than 200 Dc.
prccs F., but II heated intensely IL dsosm-
p9scs with smell that few pe-sons Ind
themselves able - endure II turns with
o pale flame. similar 20 that from sicohol
II heated - about 200 degrees and Their
iglitcd. It's n9nevaporatiEe qualities mass
the compound - much use a. a yehlcls fos
holding pigments and col0r2 a. In stamp
ing ard typewriter ribbons, cafbca pspesI
sDd tLe Lse
II tlso pure glyoern IL erposed sos Q
long time 90 fTeszlng temp nature. 10
cry-faiiizes with the APPEARANCE % s1gsi
candy. b1E these crystals ling anes
melted II - alu5asf ~ impossible % ses
them again ~ fte clux aaied ate II q
Lttie water b. added 20 tEc giyoerin. No
crssfaIl tzati7u vii take rln0s. thpugh an
der Sufficient o. gree - cold tise -sssr
Wi separate ard form cTysta.s enid
which the giyaer.n viii remain IN itz nat.
uraI state - hgl8itg. IL -Sdde1iY sub
ie-fst - intense Geld, pure giyoerin VIII
form a yeuuy fzaas which cannot ~ en-
tlrr1y harl uoI o. crgstBllizsd Aih
. -lsgr % Is qs4tc . yeeGilzr distance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23
HIS NAME Is WETMORE.
Two Stories Told of His Connection
With the RoyaltstS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 23-The newspa-
per man mentioned IN the Associated Press
correspondence i'll connection with the
latest Royalist conspiracy in Hawaii. II
Claude II. Wetmore, WHO first went to
Honolulu immediately after the revolu-
ton as correspondent for a Chicago news
paper. After remaining in the Islands he
returned 10 San Francisco and obtained
employment on the local newspapers. y
few months ago he married young news
paper woman whose home Is IN Santa
Cruz. He returned with her 10 Honolulu
Concerning Wetmore's escap de, TWO
stories are heard here. One Is that Wet
more conspirei with the Royalists, as toll:
In the Honolulu CORES pondence. Another
is that he ingratiated himself with the
Royalists, learned their secrets aGd ex-
posed their whole plot to the government,
after which the government officers Went
throu- the process OF deportiug him, as
a ruse to shield and conceal the real ma
ture OF his relations with he government.
Wetmore is now in San Francisco,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-23
HOVAS ARE FURIOUS
MADAGASCAR AFFAIRS GROW
WORSE THAN LIVER
of French Eayoy Marked by
FauaticaI Gu bursts and the Muir
der of Frenchmen-Royal Family
Preaching Holy War-St'ries of
the French Which Natives Believe

MARsEILES, Nov 22-Nail advices that
have reached here from Madagascar show
that the arrival at Antanauarivo OF De
Nillers, the special envoy To present the
demands of France to the VI tlasaS-y gov
eminent, was marked by the outbreak OF
robberies aud incendiary fires. The gov
eminent made no effort 10 repress the dis
order. Two agents OF the firm OF Rebui u
Sarrante, on the west coast of Madagascar.
have been murdered by natives and their
quarters sacked. One OF the victims was
a Frenchman and the other native OF the
island OK Mauritius.
Prince Rzkotemsns, the princess and
other relatives of the queen are preaching
holy war. Fanatics haraugue the people
aud are stirring them against the French
by displaying the hear and entrails OF
of children found, they declare, IN FreucA
residences. The II aues. the ruling ribe,
declare That the French kill aud eai chit
dren. The Hovan government has prom
issd to protect English missionaries.
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ELECTRIC BRIEFS.
e Kanahs islands are in revolt.

The Kanahs islands are in revolt.
Armenians were killed in the recent
massacres in Armenia.
General William Gibson died at o'clock
last evening at TihI, y.
OuIy twenty houses in Reggie escaped
the destruction of earthquakes.
The commercial treaty between Italy
and Paraguay has been ratified By both
nations.
President Moreas OF Brazil has issued a
decree granting amnesty to all political of.
tenders.
The Rock Island and Peoria yesterday
withd rev from the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION.
DR.. Claudio Janette OF Paris. a political
economist and author Of works on Ameri-
ca and other countries, Is dead
Franz Kossuth. son of the late Hun
garian patriot. Louis Kossuth, h4s aban-
doued his tour of Hungary on account of
the excitement 1t has Created
Eigar C. Hawley. member Of the legis-
luture. banker and merchant AZ Dundee
Ill. assigned Yesterday, assets and liabili-
ties about 100000
L il stated from PittsburG that all et-
forts TO locate Mr.. John Harris, who i
implicated in the bogus Pennsylvania
Land and Lumber company, nave proved
futile The police Can find no trace OF
such person.
4 reception BY he ladies OF Hot Spr ngs.
Ark, was yesterday rendered the whiting
lsdies in attendance on the Mississippi
Valley Medical convention aud banquet
Az the Park hotel given the visiting ply
siciaus In the evening
Lis now believed that the Chinese war
shin. Chin Yuen, which was lost in the
great battle With The japanese feet, fell
victim 10 one OF the torprdoss plantei oy
the Chiuese themselves 70 guard the en-
trance 10 Wei Hal Wei
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KNIGHTS ARE BUSY,
CONVENTION PASSES RESOLUTIONS
AND HEARS REPORTS
''eS uiaiions Inspecting Wage Scales
ana Gfievanees-Stato Labor Eu-
unconstitutional Flags in raradcs
Beer saloon Waters Admit ted
Past Grand Master Hit Hard.

NEW ORLEASS. Nov. &-Knishts o.,
Labor hsc q oissy session toIsy. Rs,siu
lions were adopted that each Ioc,I .xs..,,.
bly, shall make u tximum scale of w.,>.
above he regular scale adopted Nv thx ma
''onai Trades assembly; that al srisysEses
ana complaints must come 40 10 The local
courts o. thr assemblies wi han >ixsy DAYS:
tltt the !-gi~lstares ui the v.riou. - Ia
b meuori lizSd n earct laws orp,ii,ns
Tor the creation of 5, ate Labor bur..u..
th"t al tFsdesnru shall affiliate with
or ~ lZAt1oa> OF their own trade: that In
labor paTaovS 40 n sy> exc<p. the tx,iacsi
colors shall De carried; snd ihss y pi.nk
be Inserted la the kniSats OF Lab n prx-
anoir AGAINST sainolinS IN farm proiucsx
o. OF Ions \ resolution mskiux expr~Ss
representations To tae general assembly
ineligible officers WAS defeated.
The assembly at its afternoon session
continued LIS worS 81 rsllruadiay ths
business through aud Il i not worthy that
there WAS more tini- ~peat IN the upseat-
lag OF the Pennsylvania miners delegates
han there was IN passing any namosr Of
bills and resolutions. Among otheP
commentators Of consequences and inl-
puG Huce by the law commit &c. was the
one Presented modifying the constitution
where tae past master workman has ne
privilege Il voting in the general ASSEMBLY,
h cia0~s was uyderaai stricken out an
ia the future he past master workman
VIII have seat in tue general assembly
buf no vare.
Ii was also decided 10 admit walters Ia
hcSg saloons and claimants. bat noe bar
keepers Ihis compile ei he repors IL the
comm tee on laws. The con. mite &c Gu ths
stale II tue order reported the condition Of
the order 20 % IN very heal hy coaoitioa
L. was reported thft csrprugs OF the
Anna = mattel association ami American
Federation Ot LHbor We're organs zsd ia a
war against tue Knights II /. b r ssd the
LITTER desired sone assistance from the
general assembly. The Sppe.l Wa. laid
before the hOuse and the vote WAS in favor
81 rendering what as>IsGeBce lay Ia their
power To give.
The grievance committee and the com
ultjee ga secret work will make their rs-
port tomorrow, when the convention will
ADJOURN.
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KISSED THE WITNESS.
Anderson Gets Rattled and Gives Bar
gain Away.

FARGO. \. D., Nov. 22.-Helen Trip, of
Helena, was the first witness put on the
stand in the Hirschfield divorce case to-
day. She was an employ in Justice
Murphy's office in Chicago. where Hirsch-
field and Miss Hogan Were married.
Hirschfield appeared to be depressed and
down-hearted and did not act MS though be
was particularly pleased with his mar
rage.
Jake Hildebrand was q clerk in the New
Y ork store at Helena, where Miss Hogan
WAS employed as cashier. He had In his
deposition, taken in Helena, sworn that
Miss Hogan's character had been above
reproach during the period she was en-
pioyed in the store.
Witness said that ten days after giving
this testimony he thought the matter over
and concluded he had erred. He had
since recollected many circumstances
which would reflect upon her character,
and had frequently seen one OF the clerks
put his arm around her. He had resolved 20
come to Fargo as a witness to correct the
errors in his deposition.
L. w. Anderson was the much talked OF
witness whose testimony was to clear
Hirschficld of all allegations that he was
the father of her child, and 1T the same
time convict the bride of lewdness. IL is
on his testimony that the whole fight of
the case will be made.
III Aug. 3. last year, he was bell boy at
the Palmer house in Chicago. Hir5chfield
and NJ iss Hogan stopped there three days.
During this time witness said he had
made and kept engagement with her.
Tbs Kisses OF the spectators were sllenced
by the court, but they made the witness
nervous, aud when asked, chow much did
you get for giving this testimony ?" he
blurted out, -four hundred dollars and eX-
penses."
On cross-examination witness said he
had been EMPLOY Ell by Superintendent
Deaveaux of the United States Pinkerton
agency of South Clark street, Chicago.
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HOWE SURRENDERS.
Denies Any Save Professional Connec'
ton With the Pitzel Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 22-Jeptha d.
Howe, the young ST. Louis lawyer. who,
in connection with H. NJ. Holmes, Is
charged with defrauding local insurance
company out of $4,000. reached this city
at noon today. He surrendered himself to
tie police Late in the day he gave out
statement in reference to his connection
with the Holmes-PijZsl affair 1t was
complete denial of the criminal motives
attributed to him and detailed how he
came to he engaged a. counsel.
The whole thing, be claims, WAS entirely
PROFESSIONAL After the supposed death of
PitZel under another name. he claims. he
did not proceed with the case until Mrs.
Pitzel satisfied him the dead man was her
husband Howe was taken TO court and
released under a bond of 8, 800.
Mr.. Howe was asked to say something
about his connection with Holmes in the
matter.
81 do not desire to say anything about
that at this time" be replied, 'nor about
several matters with which my name has
been connected"