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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26
We Have Them.

We mean the dollar q the daddies"
We have one of 1899. one of 1900 and
one of 1903. On one side is the head Of
the national goddess. over which is the
word Liberty" under it the date. and
surrounding on the sides seven ana six
stars. On the other side is the spread
eagle, equipped with shield, arrows
and olive branch, and bearing in its
beak the motto. ''E pluribus unum,"
overhead being thirteen stars and sur
rounded by United States Of Amer
lea On the edge instead Of the cor
ruSated milling of the present coin are
the words sunk in the metal in this
form: "One dOllar"* or* units Hun
dred cents**-."
These dollars settle the Qucstion-for
our specimens cover ten years of coin
age after the enactment OF the law. 1t
is 4 well-known axiom of law that
''profert' is the highest form Of evil
dencc, as in the case of the fellow who
was brought before the court for steal
ing hog. The defense set up cues
ton as to the age, color and other de-
scription, and Of course great uncer-
tainty was created. At last the hog
itself was brought into court and that
settled the case. Or 'profcrt'' was made
of the hog.
1t will be remembered that in the de-
bate between Coin" and Prof Laugh
lin the question was discussed as to
what was the unit of value under the
first coinage law of the United States.
This question was tried to be settled by
the terms of the law, and while to silver
men it is clear and certain, yet the gold
men resorted to quibbling and higgling
over words. so that all who didn't want
to be convinced took advantage Of the
manufactured confusion in the con-
struction of the words But when the
old dollar was discovered, designed and
coined by the men who made the law
we find the dollar, like the hog, settling
the question beyond controversy-b
profert of the dollar in court
No honest man can now higgle over
what the law of 1893 meant when it
said an eagle of gold should be the de-
nomination of ten dollars, or units
for the unit by Superscription of Caesar
was the silver dollar-SO stamped upon
it-and there to-day.
This fact, too, emphasizes another
fact: That the transfer of the unit Of
value" from the silver to the gold dol
lar, and creating n gold dollar coin at
the same time, was, as charged, the re-
suit Of conspiracy. 1t could not, with
this unit silver dollar staring them
in the face, have been anything else.
So much has been gained to the dis
cussiOn of the question by the produc-
ton of the coined dollar itself.
1t is now Simplified to the issue Of
setting aside deliberately the unit coin
of the nation for eighty years and plac-
ing the money Of the people in the
hands and control of the uSurers Of the
world. who own the gold Of the world.
1t robs the people OF their money.-Kan-
SaS City Journal
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26

her. The farmer should be courteous
10 bis wife, yet some are far from being
SO, you would think. If you could hear
them talk TO their wives and scold
them. They don't appreciate what they
do for them and for their comfort.
When going to your work Tor the day,
won't 4 kiss. Il loving smile or few
affectionate words cause her to have
better spirits all the time she is alone,
and won't she be glad to see You when
your work is done? ] think so. 1t is
well worth trying. Let Us try to make
life more cheerful and happy for our
wives. Then we shall find more en-
joyment and profit in farm life and
farming. There is no place where
kindness and gentle words pay as we'll
as in home life The farmer should be
kind and gentle with all of his stock,
but his wife claims more and should
receive it. Won't she appreciate it,
though!
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26

look over Il dozen or more notes of in
vitation. regrets and acceptances writ
ten by debutaEtes and the average So
ciety woman. They are for the most
part loose and crude. Verbosity is tire
some, but it is preferable to brevity
that amounts to curtnesS. An able
rhetorician once said: IF you have not
time enough 10 write a letter or inyi-
tation correctly do not write it at all.
Higher education has its great advan-
tageS, but young women wrote better
notes in the days of less pretentious
home training and gOvernesSes.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26
Farmers and Their Wives.

There is no question that some farm
ers' wives have hard time. am not
speaking of farmers wives as a class
They not only have to do all the house
hold work, which is often too much for
one woman to perform, but quite fire.
quently too much outdoor and barn
work. say the farmer should take n
great deal better care of his wife than
of his team. 1 am not sure that he
always does. There is one thing the
husband can do if he Is poor, and that
is to be kind and affecIfOnate to his
wife. lays a writer in the Mirror and
Farmer, for even il she has to work
hard the work will seem lighter If she
knows it Is appreciated, and that her
husband still loves and appreciates
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26

* CME people may think it the
~ easiest thing in the world to write
~ Il letter. but graceful letter-writ-
ing is an art; and it is an undeniable
fact that, Notwithstanding the superior
educational advantages of the present
time. comparatively few women of the
period can write Il wcll-expreSSed note.
The construction is apt TO be awkward,
and the whole production lacking in
that indescribable stamp OF culture
which the note of well-bred woman
ought to possess.
i is hard to say just how this state
of affairs has been brought about, for
certainly this most essential part of
young wOman'S education has of late
been apparently neglected. Thirty or
more years ago underwriting was an
accomplishments; to be sure, the diction
was then somewhat labored and the
style verbose, but every well-educated
woman understood the art of writing
letters and notes. 1t may be that the
higher branches of education are to-
day deemed of more Importance, and
that the students time is too engrOSsed
with them to attend TO what may be
termed the purely wOmanly accom-
plishments. In these days, when two
or three hastily written pages take the
place of the old-fashioned six or eight
pages, underwriting should reach g
state of perfection; and it is to be hoped
that teachers and parents will become
conscious of this need in modern edu-
cation, and that the next generation of
girls will be proficient in it,
Facility of expression and readiness
of diction should receive particular at
tention in school course, and practice
notes on every conceivable subject
should be frequently written. Let
more attention be paid to composition
and less to the mOdishness of the hand
writing. Let that be natural; it mat
tiers little whether the style be angular,
round, large or small, SO long as it be
1egible. If there are any who doubt
that note writing is q lost art let him
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26

Grant-Can it be possible that Haw-
kins Is in love with that fat girl? Why.
she weighs 800 at least. Hobbs-NO;
don't believe he's In love; he's just in
fatuated.-BostOn Courier.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-26

Wyld-See that woman sitting alone
i'm the corner? That's Miss Antique,
the lecturer The women rave about
her. but l don't think she thoroughly
grasps her subject. Mack-What is II ?
Wyld- Men-BroOklyn Life.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

after which the beautiful story of
lngomar and Parthenia will he I'M
folded, Miss Mary Thurstou ns Par.
thenia, a Mr., Deming as lngomar.
Attention is called TO the sale of
300 head of horses advertised by
AlcCleary y Mcclellan for Tuesday,
January 29th, at IL n. III. at the
Norfolk Horse Exchange.
a. Is. Penfield, g. w. Wende,
Jas. III. Rebstock, of Buffalo, n. Y,
are mt the Atlantic. The former
Will be marred to Miss CLARA Brown,
OF this city, on next Tuesday night.
A horse belonging to the Spnhls
oil establishment was found IN the
stable yesterday morning with his
leg broken. He was shot by AN
agent Of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals, after
which he was bought by MIR. Hunt
ing, to be used as food for his ami
mails now at Lesner's Park.
The State Council of Catholic
knights of America will meet al
Roanoke, Va, at 10 o'clock to NOR
row. City Sergeant John Il.
Burke IS the state secretary; j. G.
Carroll, Supreme Trustee, James
o Rourke OF Portsmouth, and Jam es
f. NealoD. OF Old Point Comfort.
are the delegates from this vicinity
Rev. DIR. Campbell, general agent
of the Bible society of Virginia, will
deliver an address to-day at CRANKY
Street Methodist Church ut III
q. NJ; 80 p. M. Colley Me
mortal Presbyterian Church; j
y. M, Christ Church; 7:3O p. M,
st. Luke's Church. AT the two last
services. Bishop Randolph Will also
speak.
The persons who were arrested
Ter selling peanuts and candy on the
street without license, were before
the police justice yesterday and pre-.
scented evidence which showed that
they manufactured the goods sold,
and their counsel claimed that they
were not compelled under the law
to have license. The case was
taken under Edyiseneut.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
BRAN BLETON.

Under auspices of the Epworth
League of Mckendrec PRAYER meet.
ing will be held this evening at 800
O'Clock at Mr.. Tom Savage's. on
Granville avenue, and Mrs.. Frost's.
on hughes street.
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Rev j j Hall, ID d, pastor, will
preach Mt II m and $50 D m.
Morning subject, The Better Life"
night subject, "Ihe Greatness of
God sBlessings." Baptism will fol
low after night service.
Mckendree NJ T. Church, South
Preaching TO day by the pastor, Rev
j L Mastin, at IL m and 7:3O u m
Sunday school at $50 a M: Roscbud
Society thhis evening at 800 o clock.
Christadelphian Ecclesia, corner
Of Brambleton and Maltbv avenues,
services to day ut ii O'Clock. Public
welcome.
Services at Spurgeon Baptist
Church at the usual hours to day by
the pnstor, Rev w. +. Watson.
Also the Sunday School Association
of Norfolk, Portsmouth and Berk
ley Will meet at this church TO dav
at $50 o clock, and to morrow night
ct $50 o'clock DR.. y. L. Owen Will
address the b. Y. +. u. Society.
Trinity Nj T. Church, South, Rev
w Is Beauchamp Services as usual
morning and night.
st Peters z T. Church, Rev W ID
Smith, rector-Regular services to.
day Mt the usual honrs.
Rev q j Jones, d ID, will preach
today at II a m and 7;30 p m, at
Christian Memorial Temple.
Park Avenue Presbyterian Cburcb
hey Il Il McOluer, pastor-Seryicos
to day at IL Il m and 1870 m.
SPECIAL meetings of al interestinp
character Will be held this week af
Mchendree. as follows: Monday. :. 40
p III, Epworth League meeting. nd .
dress by Judge f Nj White6nrst
Tuesday, 7:30 p In, address by Rev
j W Cridor; Wednesday, Z 80 % m
preaching by Rev w B Jett, of Oak.
lette; Thursday, 80 p IN. consecrn
ton meeting, led by Rev Genrge II
wiley. of Appomsttox; Friday, 80
p IN, preaching by Rev q + Rut.
ledge, OF the Church of the Disoi.
pies. 'o-
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SVILLE.

Huntersvllle NJ, T.. Church South,
pastor Rev, }. q. Lennon, will
preach at ii n. m. and 7:i5 y. IN.
Morning subject; "Secret Pray er. ;,
Nlght subject; because of His
Christian Integrity He Secured
blessings Upon Himself aud His
Fathers House"
Third Baptist Church Preaching
TO day ut ! a. IL. and $50 y. N. by
the pastor, Rev. w. $. Leako. Sub.
leGt IN tue morning: Christ, All in
All. Evening: THE Sin of Ly-
ing"
Regular services Of st. Andrew S
Mission at tho usual hours.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
ATLANTIC CITY.

The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stllwcll. of Avenue A,
VIII he very much saddened to hear
OF the death OF their little > year
old and only child, Oracle, who
suffered for nearly month from
diphtheria which terminated in
something more serious. She will
be buried this morning Mt 9 O'Clock.
Rev. j. L. Routten conducting the
services.
Services to-day at the Central
Avenue Baptist Church by the pas
tor, Rev. L. a. Hall. Morning sub.
Iect: "Shipwreck of False Profess
sion of Faith" at night: "Ipfatu
ated Hearers.
The pastor of Asbury Methodist
Church will take for his subject ut
! m to-day, GLOW Young Man
Started Out in Life" nnd Mt 1870 D
IN he Will Introduce "a Young Man
III Search OF IA Wife," Tho Rose
buds will meet at 3 p m. The adj
dress Will be delivered by Rev Geo.
W Carter, ID. d., of Park View,
Portsmouth.
Colby Memorial Church-Wor.
snip at ] m and $50 p m. Morn
ing theme. "Iuking Everything to
Jesus evening, "Omission. &. T..
Society nj G:45; Junior G. T.. Soci.
ely at $3.50; union meeting in the
Blbie cause at 3 O'clock. Special
Offering Tor home missions by the
Sunday school and for the Retreat
by the church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
MICROSCOPIC PICTURES
Events ReadabIy Reproduced to
the Minds Eye
INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHEME
Farewell Sermon. Civil Service Ex-
animation. Norfolk |. o. Q. F.
Entertainment. The Street
Vendors Case. Market
House Improved.
Bishop Newton left for Richmou,

Bishop Newton left for Richmond
yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Love, OF Suffolk,
was III the city yesterday.
John L. Reid qualified in the Cor.
poration Court yesterday as notary
public.
Rev. Il. II. Bennett will preach at
First Baptist Church this morning
ut II O'Clock.
Rev. j. L. Alastin will conduct
meeting at Mckendree Church each
night this week.
Judge Martin will begin the trial
OF Jury cases to morrow III the Court
OF Law and Chancery.
DIR. Wharton seventh lecture Will
be delivered TO night on the subject,
The Woman OF Samaria.
@ The Baptist Sunday School Asso-
clatlon meets at Spurgeon Memorial
church at 800 p. III. to day.
1.-The Sin OF Lying" Will be dis
cussed at tho Third Baptist Church
to night by Rev. w. $, Leake.
Rev. Mr.. Hatcher will preach n
special sermon to young ladies at the
First Baptist Church to night.
Mrs. Chas. T.. Lester, OF Hartford.
Conn, is visiting Mrs. keyil and
sister at their home, Freemason
street.
The clock recently put in on New
Market Square attracts consider
able attention. 1t is an ornament
to the locality.
There were about 500 children ut
the Academy Of Music yesterday
AFTERNOON TO see the performance
OF Norris dogs.
Workmen are engaged making i'm.
provements in the south end OF the
new market building, Tor the accom-.
nation OF hucksters,
Rev. W. I. Wright, Presiding
Elder of the Eastern Shore District,
was III the city yesterday ana paid
LIE NIHdlNlAN n visit.
The marriage of MIR. Victor Parks
and Miss Enn Lee Will take place to
morrow morning at O'Clock ut st.
Luke's Church. No cards.
III the Corporation Court yester-
day nollo prosequi WAS entered in
the case Of Charles Blanchard
charged with felonious cutting.
Applicants Tor the postoiiice civil
service examination, to take place
here Oh February "a, will have to
HE their applications by morrow.
Rev. James /. Vance breaches his
farewell sermon at the First Presby
terrain Church this evening. lie
goes TO his new charge Ia Nashville
this week.
The funeral OF Mr.. l.. G. Smith.
who died Friday ut his residence on
Falkland street, VIII take place from
the residence to-day and will be AZ
tended by the Odd Fellows of the
city.
Maj. Blood called at THE VIRGIN.
IAN Office yesterday and stated that
the ley. Z. y. Jones, Of the Chris
tan Church, would take hold OF the
Industrial Homo scheme and he
thought there would be progress
made this week.
Collections Will be taken up in n
number OF the churches TODAY for
tho Retreat for the Sick. 4 cirouler
has been issued which says that the
work of tho institution is LARGELY
charity and that the managers must
have help.
Elaborate. preparations are now
being made for the presentation of
a grand double bill for the benofit
OF the charity fund of Norfolk
lodge No. 32. |. o. O. f., on Tues
day evening, February 26. On this
occasion MIR. Portius Deming will
deliver his lecture on SbskesSso,a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
The Clcri, t&ccciye, Ora,r,

The Clerk of tho Market vester
day received orders from the Mayor
TO discontinue issuing the % cents
licenses To vendors OF fruits, nuts,
etc, TO sell upon the streets. de
mas, 1t seems, been permitting peo
pie with country produce to sell {
al over the city. Where he got the
authority Is the question the Mayor
has been called upon to decide. and
be has found no law jus;iiying.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
Letter from Mr.. a.. a. wilson.
CaEwE ?. o., NorrowAY Co.. VA,
AUril llth 1909

81. EiGat Batter. J.., Riclm9nd, Va.
DEAR Sn:-Two years ago | was a prea.
sufferer from indigestion and diarrh a.
aud was advised by my physician to nse
bakers Premium Bitters.i which did.
and the result was a complete cure.
am now suffering with the Same trouble
again. The druggists hero don't keep
70 biiters-please let mo know what
You viii express mo one dozen, or one
half dozen bottles for.
Yours truly,
~ wv on>-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

" times, when amy woman oI man can max ~
from - To $40 day easily. All have heard Of
the wonderful success of the climax Dish
washer yet many are apt 10 think they can't
make money selling II; but anyone can make
suoncy, because very family wants ono. one
agent has made Si1S.a6 IN The last three months
eii'r iraying all expenses, and attending to
scgulsr cuisines, beside. You don't have to
canvass. as soon rs people know yuu have it for
ell they send ior Dish Washer Address ne
tumaA ME- Co., 10 starr aycnHc Columbus,
Ohio, FOL particulars. no.l-su..;t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

4 GENTS MAKEs5 DAILY. MARVELLOUS
~ invention. Hcta~ % cents. Two to six
cold IN house. sample mailed Tree. FOI;-
b!lEE Il MAXIM. Cincinnati, o. sclu-su,ly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
ROOM FOR RENT.

One or two gentlemen can obtain a nicc,v
inrnished room, centrally located, with ali
modern convenionccs including bath va, and
heat, within three minutes walk of the cleo
tic line. \. c. f., care Nitsiniau. noiO-tf
FOR RENT ---ROOMS ABOVE 100 MAIN
J. street. Suitable for dressmakor moi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

A GENTS WE HAVE THE BEST SELLING
~ article on the continents from g.. 80 t, 81. %
yer day can be made supplying regular c,isto-
mers with our popular hayoiing powders, per
Z mes and soaps. Address CONSOLIDATED
s'Ekt NE CO., Chicago. ja21-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

GENTS WANTED IS PER DAY An EASY
y average tor an agent selling our Alum mum
n yelticS. Phenomenal sellers People want
The latest iai. PULKlNGTON BROS, los Full
I'm street, New YORK. ja2s-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

ANY LADY CAM MAKE SIS WEEKLY
~ working ior Us quietly 1t houe. Position
permanent and If you can only spare two hours
Der day, don't tail to investigate. Eeoly with
ttamped envelope, WOMAN'~ MUTUAL 81. Ne
AT CO., Box =, Joliet, H. ja3S-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

w AN 7 ID - TRAVELLING CLOIHING
" statesmen; two travelling cnufccti ouery
and cracker statesmen: office manager, so:
business parttcr, So; hotel Waterman. SO;
chip chambers clerk, ut THE EXCHANGE,
:OJ Main street ja47-tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

| HEREBY APOLOGIZE TO MIR J. FRANK
Hunter for my seeming rudeEeSS on The
street cnr Oh last SUNDAY. and assure him tha;
no diScourtcsy was intenGci.
ja27-lt* W. COOKE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
SP ECIAL NOTICES.

A TrENTlON LADIES.-"EMMA" BUST De
a vcloper viii enlarge your bust : inches.
Guaranteed. sealed instructions p, or - Page
illustrated catalogue Ct, by mail. EMMA tOl-
LET BAZAAR, BosIoH, Mass. ja.7su-I3i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

go y DAY TO AGENTS SELLING THE
OIL. Royal White Me al Placer ortaking or
deus for plating, trade secrets formulas n, :
crirts, etc, furnished free "A good a-ctt Jan
make two or three ou>tui dollars per year
with the Roy a llicr. rtc-ms. c;c Adde'S
GRAY CO, Plating Works, Columbus, Ohio.
wS.n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
EXpERr ACCOUNTANTS.

ENfEEI ACCOUNTANTS
closed az"
- Books opened and balanced
--Acconnts Kept III first class condition n,
nominal cost. "
- ira'ingS made al short notice
~ ~ Iih".cS on al classes OF work
- All business strictly conGdontiai
We havr experienced aud expert accountants
hhu nIo"sntsm"m aud can give the best service
ebtaina1ls In this line \ postal and o,,r ~
resen.HiiVe WIG cal. JOS. l. JAMFS 4 co
yAOooul" Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

exI erieuee u compos,or Apply 10 NlH-
GILMAN PRINTING CO., NirginiRn building.
iR21-It
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27
FOR SALE.

EOK SALE or LEASE y FINE OPEN
granite quarry at siding on y, 4 W. H.
apply to J. T. PAASON, indian River Iol
Gate, OF +. y. address II Bank street. Norfolk
Va. ial5-t,i tr,i,y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

NIANTED-BI MAN AND WIFE ONE OR
" two uuiurnishcd rooms. Address g.
Eirginian oiiico ja27-3'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

EQR SALE-SALoON on AVON STREET.
! rice 500. terms cash. Address j. i. l..
this Office ia2,-iwr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

IVAN TED-A LADY OF REFINEMENT
" and enerEr for position of trust only
EIy. Cali nj $50 D. M. Monday, iiaddington
building, Room 81. ja2.-ltT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

EOE ASE-WElI-LOCATED BON FAC
L TORY BUILDING. 4Cxs1 feet, two stories
wei constructed, 80 II. l.. engine ana b1ilc,
and ample machinery Tor making Wooden
Boxes. Good trade already secured. IA the
trucking season is approaching this offers "a
raro opportunity for an active man with small
cas- II capital to DO Il lucrative business Apply
TO FACE ~ PANNIl.i, p GraHly =. ia2j-ls
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

| oSr-A SMALL BROWN NEW FOUND
IL iaud pun, with hob tail Answers 10 tile
name of Bumps. Return TO =. a. GEOEGE
40 Nicholson street. ja25-S,t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

advertisements Of fhiS class, Ire ireS tsfs, 70
cent? for ons insertion: go cents for Gires,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-27

HHEAr EDITIONS OF OLIVER WENDALI.
~ Holmes ".iurtocrat at the breakfast Table"
conan boy!eS' poets and all standard
Main street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-04
PLAN OF THE ROOMS.
Fire Marshal ToWe Assisting the
Police in Solving the
Mystery

Fire Marshal Towe is making a plan of
the interior of the fiat, 1017 Ellis street, for
the Police Department. The Fire Marshal
is interested in the case, as there was an
attempt to set fire to the house.
He is not devoting any attention to the
finding of the murderer, leaving that work
for the detectives. He knows that when
the murderer is found the incendiary will
be the same person.
While taking measurements of the differ
ent rooms yesterday he had conversation
with Mrs. Kellogg, the lady who occupies
the rear portion of the fiat, in regard to the
screams and means which Mrs. Greene
baum, who lives at 1926 Ellis street, told an
Examiner reporter she thought she heard
shortly after II o'clock on Saturday.
''It's very strange" said Mrs. kellogg.
"If anything of the kind had happened
1 should have heard it, seeing live in the
same fat and the window of the room is
almost close 10 my window. think Mrs.
Greenebaum must be mistaken, as 1 GER
tainly did not hear any noise. The FIRST
thing noticed was the smoke coming out
of the window"
1t is generally believed that the first
blow struck by the murderer was the one
with blunt instrument that fractured