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The herald., 1894-08-31
THE YUMA INDIAN LANDS.

They Will Shortly Be Divided Into
Small Tracts.
Colvert Wilson. district attorney OF
Yuma, Arizona, 10 at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. Wilson states that this winter he
looks for much activity at Yuma. By
that time it is thought the Los Algo.
dones land grant case, now pending in
the United States aupreme court, will be
settled one way or another, and the
10000 or 10000 acres embraced within
its limits, Immediately south of Yuma,
will be opened for settlement!
In addition to this the congress just
adjourned passed bill approving q
treaty with the Yuma Indians which
provides for throwing open 10000 acres
across the river on the California side.
By the provisions OF the treaty each
Indian will receive about 10 acres to
be held in severalty, and the balance
will be divided into 10.acre
lots and sold at public auction.
The Colorado Irrigation company have
secured the monev necessary to 90
ahead with the work of putting big
system into effect and expect to begin
work during the fall.
Mr.. Wilson says that the resources of
Yuma are agricultural and that by
opening these two bodies of land, city
Of 20, 900 will grow there. The weather,
he says, is not 80 disagreeable as one le
led to believe. During the four hot
months OF summer 10 somewhat tropical,
but otherwise it is not at all bad. People
generally sleep out OF doors at night.
The herald., 1894-08-31
A GLIMPSE OF ART.

A Pleasant Hour In Pasadena
Studio.
Visiting the pretty suburban town of
Pasadena, the stranger is at once de-
lighted with its background of lofty
mountains, it's stretches OF blue distance
and the soft glow of the atmosphere IN
these hazy summer days. Added to
this is a floral wealth in the gardens
that, perhaps, no town in our state, ex-
eeptirg fair Santa Barbara, can boast.
Here are roses galore, that flourish and
bloom for the mere pleasure of growing !;
80 abundant that they are looked upon
as one Of the commonest things of life.
Here, if anywhere, seems to be the
natural home of the artist.
Quite number of the disciples OF the
brush have their studios here, one of
the most notable of which is that Of
Miss Edith White. This young lady is
we'll known in Los Angeles by her work,
and from former residence here. A
visit to her studio is one OF the pleasant
features OF a trip to Pasadena.
She is especially painter of flowers,
though her gifts are versatile, and the
writer of this noticed in her studio some
very clever portraits painted from life.
1t is doubtful if she has her equal in the
state as painter of roses. They are 90
true in drawing, so perfect in coloring,
and exhibit technique which shows
the close and peraevering study of years.
Many eastern tourists are attracted to
her studio each winter, and numbers OF
homes on the Atlantic side are enriched
by the work OF her facile brush. The
wealth and profusion of flowers in this
part OF our state make it especially fit
ting that much OF the artistic Bkill oi
this section should be exerted in their
depicting. Already many artists are
emulating this young lsdy's example,
and we look to see in the not too distant
future a school OF flower painters here
which shall be essentially and wholly
Californian
The herald., 1894-08-31

The HERALD has steadily maintained
that the most important thing which
confronts the taxpayers of Los Angeles
is the reduction of the tax rate OF this
city and county. The council yesterday
adopted a rate OF sl.20 on the 500 for
the city alone Anyone who owns sny
property in Los Angeles can have no
difficulty in seeing that these figures are
excessive. especially in view of the clear
expositions which have been made in
this journal of the feasibility OF confin-
ing them to much lower bounds. There
is positive wautonness in the way the
money of the property owner has been
squandersd. To put period to this ex-
travagance. the taxpayer must protect
himself. 1t is fortunate circumstance
that, after the state, congressional and
county elections have been decided, fully
a month will elapse before the city cleo
ton comes on the boards. and this gives
ample time for the placing of superior
municipal ticket in the field, which shall
be independent. representative and re-
sponsible, from husk to core.
The herald., 1894-08-31
IEFFERSONIAN CLUB.
Another Good Meeting Held Last Even
ing.

Another Good Meeting Held Last Even
ing.
The Jeffsrsonian club held it's regular
meeting at their rooms last night, and
the hall waa crowded. Final arrange
merts were made for the ratification
meeting tomorrow evening, when the
Democrats will turn out in force.
Speeches were made By several war
horses and Jeffsrsonian proclivities wore
in the air and much enthusiasm was
manifested.
Charges were made against Henry P.
W ilson that he was instrumental in
voting precincts that had no representa-
tion in the last Democratic convention.
Wilson had his friends in large numbers
in attendance; although the evidence
against the young man was very strong,
the members OF the club present let
him down easy with an exoneration.
With three cheers for the Budd OF San
joaquin, the meeting adjourned.
The herald., 1894-08-31
BoWDIsH HELD TO ANSWER.
mr.. Comfort Tells How His Nose Was
Bitten or.

Mr. Comfort Tells How His Nose Was
Bitten or.
The mayhem care which attracted
considerable interest around San Fer
nando WAS Investigated by Justice Bar
tholomew yesterday.
The defendant, Harry Bowdish, ia
rather chunky young man. and red
headed, His victim, Mr.. Comfort, was
in court, and his nose presented an
appearance not calculated to make him
conceal any.material facts that might bs
against Bowdish. A noticeable chunk
OF his nose was missing on the left eide
near the tip, and Bowdish did not keep
his eyes fastened on the disfgHred mem-
ber for many seconds at time.
Comfort and Bowdish were employed
on ranch near San Fernando. Conn
fort was the driver of the header and
Bowdish loaded the wagon. He also
took care OF four OF the eight mules after
work was done for the day. While do
ing 80 the evening of July l4th last, one
of the mules kicked Bowdish in the
stomach. In addition to hurting him, it
made him mad, and when he recovered
his wind he proceeded to throw rocks at
the mule to get even. Comfor saw him,
hailed him and told him to stop. Bow
dish became angrier still, and calling
Comfort bad name told him he could
click" him too.
Comfort was not mad and had no
idea that Bowdish was in earnest. But
the latter walked up to him, hir him III
the eye, and pulling his head to him
with both hands. bit his nose half off.
Then he tried to hit back. There was
very little more lighting when the men
got them separated.
Yesterday Bowdish denied that he hit
Comfort, and said the latter hit him
with curry comb, which Comfort de.
MED. Later it was shown that the
MARKS on Bowdish's face might have
been inflicted by another man, for it
was shown that after he nit Comfort he
had a fight with Spsniard.
Justice Bartholomew decided the case
very promptly, holding Bowdish to an
swer for trial, and fixing his bond in
the sum of $500.
The herald., 1894-08-31
POLICE COURT JUSTICE.

soma of Those who Got Into tho Tolls
Yostsrdsy.
Never before in the history OF the
police courts have there besn 80 many
cases involving women. Yesterday
there were three or four women tried by
Justics Austin on charges of disturbing
the peace, swelling the number during
the last 10 days to 15 or 20. The hot
weather has evidently had something to
do with it.
Among those tried yesterday was Clara
Hartman. charged with disturbing the
peace OF Mary Weales. at First and
Ohio streets. She was discharged.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tischhauser was fined
Sc for disturbing the peace of Mrs. EN-
ma Johns, 33l Anderson street, but
commitment was suspended during
good behavior.
Frank Jemison was given q so day
"hoatsr" for vagrancy.
Tony Grassette, a gay young Mexican,
WAS tinsd $40 for disturbing the peace.
All Kee attempted to put on warlike
appearance in Chinatown, and paid q
$40 fine for carrying q concealed
weapon.
The herald., 1894-08-31
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
to the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers VIII be sent to
subscri bers by mail unless the same have been
paidIfor in advance.
]. p. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent.
2l Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is an
authorized agent This paper is Kept on file in
his Office.
Sole Eastern Advertising Agent, s. P. Palmer,
Rhinelander Building, New York.
The Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco, for &c copy.
No contributions returned.
The herald., 1894-08-31

II know an old soldier who bad
chronic diarrhea of long standing to
have been permanently cured by taking
rhea Remedy" Gays Edward Shumpik,
MINI. II have cold the remedy in this
superior to any other medicine now on
the market for bowel complaints" 25
and so cent bottles OF this remedy for
sale by OFF & Vaughn, Fourth aud
Spring; G. F. Heinzsman, 222 N. Main,
druggiats.
DR.. Parker. dentist. 129,. West Firstatreet
The herald., 1894-08-31

matchless region OF soil production.
These are all ours, and give ~ bond Of
fate against any possibility of their
value being lsssensd by any rival or
competitor that may try to enter che
field against us.
The herald., 1894-08-31

The seat Of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regulate
the stomach and you cure it.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets are the
Little Regulators.
The herald., 1894-08-31
PROF. MANNING ON TIME.

vintors.
Prof. Billy Manning was at the HER
AID Office last night at 8: 80 O'Clock and
Mr.. George Lari failed to put in an ap.
pearance. Hereafter Prof. Manning de.
eires it stated that there must be more
business talked to take him away from
his pupils, and he will pay no attention
to irresponsible bloviators.
The herald., 1894-08-31

The Assistance league will meet with
Mrs. F. 8. Griffith on Saturday. A full
attendance is desired.
The herald., 1894-08-31

bA CAE E-D OE~
by cash offer-the statements that
are made by the proprietors of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. They say
that their medicine will cure, per-
fectly and permanently, the worst
case of Chronic Catarrh in the
Head-that not only Catarrh itself,
but all the troubles that come from
it, and every thing catarrhal in its
nature, are cured by the mild, sooth-
ing, cleansing and healing properties
of their remedy.
They can't say any more. Prob
ably every medicine for Catarrh
claims as much. But it's one thing
to promise cure-it's very differ
ent thing to perform it. The propri-
etors of DR.. Sage's Remedy want to
prove that they mean what they say.
So they make this offer: If they
can't cure your Catarrh, no matter
how bad your case or of how long
standing, they'll pay you $500 in
cash. You're sure of the money or
a cure. Isn't such medicine worth
trying?
The herald., 1894-08-31

If your complaint IS want OF appetite. try
half wine glars of Angostura Bitters before
msnls. Dr. J. G.. b. siegert q Sons, sole manu-
facturers. At all druggists.
The herald., 1894-08-31

Mrs. John Feilsuz. OF Milwaukee ,
Wis. is visiting her sister Mrs. Chas.
Kapue, at 532 Maple avenue.
The herald., 1894-08-31
LAND FOR SALE

BY THE LOT OR ACRE in Coiegrove. Ca
huenga valley, western suburb of Los Ange
les on the L. A. {; p. R. K. No place ike II for
a ome. Location beautiful. The best OF soil.
water. climate. scenery and frostless. so and
see for yourself; short drive out or take the
Cahuenga dummy raih Dad: For further 1nfor-
nation apply to G. COLE, 232 N. Man street.
Los Angeles, or to SEWARD COLE, at Coe-
GROVE, tl-o II
The herald., 1894-08-31
SOCIETY.

Miss Corson entertained q number OF
friends at cards at her home on Twenty
eighth street Tuesday evening. 1t Was
. very enjoyable affair.
The herald., 1894-08-31
STOLE HER OPERA GLASSES

And Now He Will Pass Some Timo at
whittier.
A complaint was filed in Justice Bar
tholomew's court yesterday against
Thomas Wilkes, boy II years old, by
his aunt, Margaret True, charging him
with grand larceny. She accused him
of stealing a $55 pair OF opera glasses
from her. Later in the day the parties
went before Judge Mckinley and the
young man pleaded guilty to the crime
charged. Proceedings were then stayed
and he was committed to the Whittier
reform school during the balance Of his
minority. Wilkes belongs to a very good
family, but he got beyond their control.
The herald., 1894-08-31

A fire which caused about 5000 worth
of damage occurred in the store belongs
ing to Mrs. Montgomery on Seventh
street, east of Mateo, at IL 80 O'Clock
last night. The building belonged to
Mr.. johnson Who is in San Francisco.
1t was partially insured.
The herald., 1894-08-31

To prevent the hardening of the subcutane-
GUS tissues of the scalp and the obliteration of
the hair foliicles. which cause badness, use
Halls Hair Remover.
The herald., 1894-08-31

to young photographer of that city to
have her nude picture taken. He told
an old friend about it. and his friend
said, Don't do it If she offers you
$780," Since then che has been the
gayest Of the gay, but it is matter OF
astonishment how q man OF the world
could have been caught by such q mer-
cenarv adventures.
Hence q scandal in the woud-be
aristocratic Vanderbilt family is no
novelty. That family came uo from an
obscure origin and cannot avoid the
ceneure OF the poet who wrote:
The herald., 1894-08-31

To compare the VanderbiltS, Pull
mans, Goulds, Armours and Rup-
perts with the Adamses Of Mas
sachusetts, the Baysrds of Delaware,
the Rhinelanders OF New York or
the Kermsrs of Louisiana, would
be a waste of breath. Aristocracy is
one thing, plutocracy another. And the
only aristocrscy worthy of recognition
is the sristocrscy of intellect and virtue.
That principle is as we'll worthy of
maintenance today as it was when
Washington received Corvallis sword
at Yorktown, or when Perry sent back
his memorable bulletin from the en-
csrnsdiped waters OF Lake Erie.
The herald., 1894-08-31

Dr Parker, dentist. 12all West First stree.
The herald., 1894-08-31

"For few, indeed, if any there are
On the pages of peerage or stud,
On whose 'scutcheon turks no sinister bar,
No trace OF the base black blood"
The herald., 1894-08-31

Dr.. Parker. dentist, l2e}s West Firststrest
, 1894-10-12
Ginbrud, OiebtobI un0 SdminoeI
auf Ger Weftiette.

@tnbrecber, SbDtn6ler un6 auer(et
O~tebs9eiinOel macben augenblidltcb Die
8eitiette unitCber. Trau Sable Streets
&OitbauS murbe geitern bon @inbrecbern
beim9eiu6t, wel6en eS 9elang, iib nit
&leiDern unb S6muGiadben i'm 8ertbe
bon $500 aus Dem Staube gu madbe11. 0lS
eiuen Der Gb6ter perbGcbtigt man eiuen
jungen &erl, Der Dor mebreren Sagen BORT
Elm 3tmu1er mietbete un0 OQun na9 Ser
lauf einiger Stunben nit benz 0o1sz
i6lul1el in Der Salbe Deribnan6, unb bis
ieBt nidbt tpieber auftoubte.
Qlu6 Die 8ctpobner aus Der @egen6 Der
Weltern NDe. un0 II. StraBe, ner0en bon
1nlcben Gaunern betrogen InD belto6len.
| Seit GINGER 3eit treibt itd in iener @e9enb
Elm iun9er, g%Iattraltrter Wlann berlm, bet
lt6 fir einen Gofomottufibrer auS0iebt
unb itetS Elm m0blirteS 3inmer 81 mietben
iu3t. gfabbem ct Elm 1olcbes Elm ODER
Spei Sage bepobnt bot be5ablt CT feline
8e6nun9 nit elmer faIicben $2Oz8anfnote,
%tporauf man ibm a6er natirlicb Den Wfe9rz
betrag in gutem @elbe altS3ablt, unb perz
i6ninoet baum auf characterization.
6rau Wfag9te Noie aus go. II Oeotonitr.
crying eS aber bterbei am i6Iimmlten.
@eitern Na6mitta9 famen slpei M2anner 5u
iGr, nm Elm 3immer 81 mietDen.
Sic 3eigte tbnen Elm lolcbcS un6 ais fie
tbr g ortcmonuaie berauSSo9, nm Die $40,
ipelcbe ibr Bic &erIc ais 8e3oblung ga6en,
su pedbleln, nurbe iie SIT 8oOen geicblagen
unb beraubt. Die 80ric, tpelcbe ibr Die
&erle nabmen, entbieIt ben gan3en Wtoz
nats8eholt ibreS @attel1, $86 in baarcrt
Oeloe. Son ben 3Datern feblt bis ieBt jebe
Spur.
Sin onberer Spibbube, 6er in iener @ez
genO iein llnpeien tretbt, miro a~u8enblid>
lib iebr eiirig bon Der 8olt3et geiucbt.
@eitcrn gta6mittag ipracb er BET Srau
Carrie Gboulan in Il Glburne QtOe. Dor
uno bot ibr aQeret Sbmudiaben gum Ser
fauf all. gS0brenb CT iic 10 in et1 lGlt8creS
@clprGcb peripi6elte, bransen 5tpet ieiner
6clIerSbc[fer BON binten in baS t6au8 Elm
unb itaDlen ein itlberneS Sti6ierpice i'm
@ert6e bon SIS, obne babel ertappt gu
tperoen.
@inbrebcr i~tatteten geltern aub 6em
go. 78 9tortb NunitrGBe iDobnenoen Sacob
gtielnann einen 8elub alb unb beita6len
i'm UNI perlcbiebene S9muf0e9enitGn6e
gum QSertbe BON 5000. lin bielelbe Belt
lpuroe BEL 45cter Stanton 243 g. 2tncoln
StraBe ein9ebro6cn unb Sle%toungSltide
i'm @ertbe BON 500 geltoblen.
, 1894-10-12
Stdoti1hes.
Cine Sdwtnoelbanoe.
Charles 9. 2lGen, oas Raupt, uno eit 9e
winer nliuer, elm mit9Iieo Ger Sanoe,
perhaftet.

3nei Nnge1teute bon 8inferton's De-
tecttpe 9l9entur perbafteten geitern 9tab9
mittag Charles 8. Muen, Ser Der 8oltsei
BON fait ieber Stabt Der Ser. Staten be-
FAINT 1T, ais ct im8c9riff mar, einen mad
&anioS Gitp fa6renben BUG 81 beitcigcn.
Nuen tpir0 nacb NusIagc Der 8~oli3ei in
utebrerer 9roBen StGbten pegen SGllbun9
gelubt s. 8. tDiinibt man I'm bier in Gbte
cage tDcget zines 8erlucbe3, bic y8ant ol
tie &epublic" nm 81, 800 3u beicbmin6eln.
@r fam onl 20. September nit elmer 8anoc
bon SGll6ern, oeren Qnfiibrer CT mar, mad
Chicago uno gletb nacb ieiner Nntunft ers
i6ien CT in Der genanuten 8ant. Stills
~tai1trer @barleS Cameron fra9te i'm! tad
ieinen 8cgebr. Nlen nannte ieinen 9ta1
men un6 fragte, oh 6err Spift, BON Der
Sirmd Sipift & GD. nit benz ct cine 3us
lammcntunft Derabreoet babe, ba9elpclcn
lei. Der @aiiirer Derneiute, tporauf Qluen
erflGrte, er ipoue in Gbtcago Elm @elc6GTl
Beginner un0 mitnl6e BET Der 8ant So, 800
5u 6eponiren. 3u9Ieider 53ett iibergab CT
DEM &aiiirer einen Gbcf fir Bic Summc
unb etig fort. @let6 barauf crt0nte 0it
@loGe beS Gclep6on. Ser Spre6er iagte,
baB ct bet YrtpatietretGr BON 6errn Spif1
lei. Gebterer babe i'm bcauftragt, Der
8anf 3u la0en, baB QlQen p%ertrauenSwir=
big lei ur6 DaB man ibm unbegrcu3ten
@rebtt geben m09e. 9a5 fam ben Beam:
ten Der 8anf elipaS nerbGdtig Dor unb itt
ieBten it6 6aber mil BET sQgen:
TUT in 8erbinbung.
Beamtcn oerielben lagen 5fpei Sage lang
ohne @rfoLg auf Der 9ouer, aber am britter
eribten Elm lunger Wann, glamens Mtler,
oer etnen BON @Qen auf ben Nanen bon
$. 6. @rOban ausgeiteQten Gbed sur 3ab:
Lung prGlentirte. 0erlelbe muroe lofori
in 0aft 9enommen unb ct le9te AUDI ipGte>
Elm @eftdnbniB ob. Qlnen's 8er6oftunp
gelang crit ~geftern. Sin 8infertonzOe tef:
tine bate i'm lcbon Dor me6reren Sa9cn an
bet @larftraBe getroffen, bod 6rei BDLt;
stiten, bic CT eriucbte, ibm bel Ser 8erbaf>
tung oeS it6 befttg itrdubenOen WanneS 81
bclfen, beripetgerten oieS un0 Nllen enttan
i6lieBlicb.
0ieielbe 8anbe periudte audb sic vGon=
tinentol 9totiOnal 8anf" 3u bei6tptnbeLn,
CAB iebo9 Sen 8Ian aus ir9enb etnen
@runOe auf. 9agegen biiBte bic yNmerican
@rcbange gtationol 8ant" unsefd6r $500
ELL. QtIen lit Elm gut gusiebenber junger
W}ann BON 80 Sabren. @r bat ~pffenbar
cine CUTE @r3iebung senolien unb i9eint
nit Dem 8etriebe elmer 8anf poufomme!
oertraut gu fem. Sn ieinem 8eiibe fanb
MAJ Elm 8anfbu9, baS ole m0gli6en be:
laitenben Yaptere entbielt un6 ben Beipets
filr Die SGli6uns beS GbedS bon $4,000
%liefern. ST. beriucbte aub gar nibt gu
leugnen. Nuen ioll in u1ebreren 0itLicber
StdOten pegen d9nliher S6pinOeleten &C.
iubt peroen. Die 8oli3et iu9t eifrtsi
na6 ietnen 9elfersbelfern.
, 1894-10-12
~un9erebtfertiote procefitrunS.

Solomon @oI6itetn, ein 96noler nit
altem unb neuem Metau, bate por etniger
t3eit bon benz 8aucontractor Sobn SO.
8ent, Ger. 255 g. SefferionitraBe, cine
8artie bon 500 9funb &upfer i'm 8ert3e
bon $50 auf @rebit reip. GOmmtiiton 8es
fault. DIS er nicbt ibnen gcnug abrebz
nete, I;eB i'm Bent iuegen 0iebftabls einz
itefen un6, UNI 9an5 iicber gu ietn, nabm
er 3u gIeicber 3eit 5aftbefebIs BON &tcbter
8oobman unb &;cbter 9ooLep berous.
6cute ipurbe Der 2tngetIagte benz leBteren
&ibter oorgefa6rt unO BON bielem, ais er
ben @acbOerbalt erfubr, iOfOrt i%traffrei ent'
%laiien. ST ma4te ben 3ld8er barauf aHf'
merriam, baB Die 8olt3et8ert9te eritena
nidbt bo3u ba pdren, UNI S6nlben etn3uz
treiben, unb stpeitens Sen1ano nibt tpegen
Elm unO beIielben 8erge6ens stpetmaI pros
ce1itrt tperben f0nnte.
, 1894-10-12
fdlfbmiin5er perbdftet.


Capt. 8orter bon Der 8un6es@@ e6etn1z
ppli3ei bat Sboma5 Sorgerion Sobn
&oberion unb 6arrD Simonion inter ber
Qnfla9e Der Sali6miin3erei uno 8erau5z
gabung faliber Wfiir3en perbaftet. Die
beiben 2cbteren tparen i6on friiber tuegen
8erausgabung fali9er Wtiin5cn Derbaftet
unb pro3eilirt, ober frci9eiprOcben. Capt.
8orter ipar iebob BON i6rer S6ul6 itberz
Seugt; er lieB iie besbalb icbarf beobabten
unb er erfubt, baB ite nit benz %genannten
3orgerlou, Der in benz 6oule 222 sc. 6alz
iteb StraBe tpo6nt, in 8%erbinbun9 %itanbeE.
Capt. BOrter fam i6lteBIicb 5u Der lteberz
8eu9ung, baB Sor0eriou Der &erfertiger
bon faIiben SiLberboQars uu6 &oberion
unO StmOnion feline 6anOlan9er ieien,
bo6 eS febIte al: 8epeiien. Sbeilpeiie err
belt ct bieielben 9eitern BON &oberion'S
6rau unb auf beren 2luSiagen bin, na6nt
CT bic 8erbaftung Dor. SIN &oberiOn'5
6auie fanben ii6 II falide, aber iebr gut
na6gemadte SilberbolIarS uno eine
Blatirmai6ite, aber BET Gorgerion unb
SimoniOn ni4ts, tpa5 ais Sbul66epcj8
bate btencn f0nnen. Capt. 9orter bait
aber Die 8eioen felt, neil ct burcb9toberiOn
ODER Oeiicn Srau mebr Iber ite gu erfabren
bofft.
, 1894-10-12
Cine u~npermutbete 6eusin
Srinet 5wei Ginbreder nab Dem Criminal
eeri6t.

Wftt ibtperem 0er5en muBte beute Htbter
0ooIeQ Die Gr3lumpen Soiepb Moonap
uno Solepb Slannlgan, Burlhen BON II
reip. Is Sabren, 9egen bic sur 3ctt ntbt
%peniger ais 6 Qlnflagen ouf gtnbrud,
Otebltabl unb 9taub ihtpeben, tpegen Sim
brubs in baS 6auS 204 6enrp Str. oent
GrimiuaIgericbt iiberipeiien. Sine nacbtrGgs
Iib berbetgeibaifte 3eugin, Trau8aile0 nan
POP 6enrp Ctr, mil 9eieben bobelt, mte
WfoonaD am Samitag N6eno 9e9en s lt6r
nit etnem 8iin6el3leiber aus oerQSoDnun9
oeS 6enrD Sitrotp5fp, 204 6enrD Str.
berauSfarn, al Der nGblten Gde ben thn
ablparteno n6launigan traf unb nit oieiem
III Der Nucp binter ocm0pndb'ibcn SoLopn,
an I0enrD Str, Stptlcben Union unD 6al>
iteb Str. Derldwunben lpGren. GroB 0Qcr
8erIude oes 8ertbeiOiger8 Der sipei 0aQuns
fell, gelang cs nicbt, OaS 3eugniB Der
3eugin su eri6ittcrn.
On oentielben Noenb ipur6en bon ben
3meicn unb SameS Slannigon, Sobn Sra
mer uuO anOeren Sur 6enneberrD>8anb
geD0rigen Tdugeni6tien nocb oeri9ieoene
an0ere Ginbrilche III 0duier an 6er 6enrpltr.
periu9t. SIS iuar Elm Stemllicb ounfler
Nbenb, Die 0aSbeleubtuug in Der 0egenb
miierabeI un0 bie 6eiertagSitimmung Der
in Der @e9enb lpoDnenoen Suben gau5 ba7
81 angctban, @inbriiche 81 begeben. Oocb
alle pur0elt a~b9elDenDet utb nur Der IN Der
OltratpstD'l6cn Bobnung tpG erfpLgrei6.
0ort ftelen $40 baareS Welb uno iei6ene
&leioer lopie anoere Sacbet i'm Wertbc
pon iibcr $75 benz MloonaO un6 6lannigon
CUR 8eute. Wobtn Die beibel, bic baLb baz
Yn,tE -, o;vo,. ny non ~, IA SLoE4 "a, "A
SameS Glanni9an unb Sobn Gramer
perbaftet purbcn bic 9cftoblenen
Saben 8ei6afft, fonnte bisber nidbt
ermtttelt iperben; man fanb BET ibncn
nun bas @elb. 9ie bier ipurben inSgee
iammt na9 Der Station gci9aift uno
WOOnap ulO SOiepb T~lannigan ais Oie>
jenigen i6entiftctrt, pelcbe ben @inbrub in
204 t6enrbitraBe ueriibt batten, un6 6ie
anberen, Tlan1igan unb Gramer ais Sic,
tpeldbe in baS 0auS Der Srau So6n s..
Bierce, Superintenbentt1 Der Burton
Stats, 9fOs. 204-216 9tetpberrD Qtpe.,
etl13ubreden unO nm $3.50 einge5ogener
W(tetben gu beralben periucht batten. 0Gb7
renb Bic Qntlage ge9en Die Grlten beute aufs
recbt erbalten muroe, erflGrten Die 8ierce'S
iib in 8etreff Der Q(nOeren 9eirrt gu baben.
Sic tparen 9e1tern bon Slauntgan'S
Wfutter, Die 9uG ab 1T, vgeieben" tpor6en.
Sn 6ol9e oeilen tpurbcn lie iofort mie0er
i%traifret IosgeIolicn, obtpobl bic Oetcftip5
bei6poren, ie in @ciclibaft Der beibcn
Qlnberen geieben 81 baben ln6 our Sicberz
ite1un9 berleIben nocb Qlnflagen auf ltnz
orbentlicbes 8etragen unO 8agobun6irens
erbOben batten. MoonoD, Der Better 8iQD
QorimerS, unb SOS. Slanri9an bogcgen
purben unter $500 8ir9i9att Dem @rte
minal9eribt ibermieien.