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The herald., 1895-04-14
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Revolving Crime Discovered by
the Boston Police
BODY HAD BEEN BURNED
Eight Year.0id Alice Sterling bfained
With an Ak
Arrest Of the Supposed MGrderer--The
BODY HAD BEEN BURNED
Arrest Of the Supposed MGrderer--The
Little One Was Enticed From
Her Home

BOSTON, April 13.-The most revolt
ing crime known in Boston in many yea RS
was unearthed by the police of Dorches-
ter district late this afternoon, when the
body of Alice Sterling, the eight-year- old
daughter of George W. Sterling of Savin
Hirl, was found buried in manure pile
OF the stable on the Dennis estate.
Tho little girl S skull had been crushed
in by heavy blow from an AK, and there
were unquestionabe indications that she
had been assaulted.
Angus Gilbert, night station agent OF
the Savin Hill station of the Old Colony
division of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad, is under arrest,
charged with the crime. The little girl
disappeared Wednesday afternoons while
Mrs. Sterling and other members of the
family were absent. Messrs. Perkins and
Smith were given charge of the case and
Miss Edith Reid that she had seen
from her residence man with red
moustache and light overcoat, leading
the little Sterling girl down the railroad
track toward the beach. From the de-
scription the officers decided the man they
wanted was Gilbert. In the day time he
worked for 0. W. Emmons. He slept in
an old stable on the Dennis estate near
by and Miss Reid states she is
positive the man went in this
direction, The officers this afternoon in
stituted search of the premises sur
rounding both the Dennis estate and the
Emmons place. The old stable. was
searched. Two old towels and bloody
rags were found in Gilbert's room. He
was then arrested. When the manure
pile was searched Officer Perkins struck a
human foot. A body was pulled out and
crushed and the cause of her death was
apparent. Her clothing was torn. show
ing the motive of the crime. A bloody
AK was found near by, concealed under a
beam. An autopsy will be held on Mon
day.
Gilbert would not admit the crime, but
when brought in view of the body he
trembed like an aspen leaf.
The herald., 1895-04-14
DEFAULTER LAMBERT
Steamship Employees Aided in the Escape Of
the 1an

SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-The
escape of Lambert, the defaulting ex-
police court clerk of Oakland, from the
steamer Alameda. through the connivance
of steamer employees, while detectives
from Oakland were waiting on the deck
to arrest him. has caused trouble at the
Oceanic dock. the company being held
responsible for its servants aiding the
criminal to escape.
The officials have had some trouble in
locating those who connived at Lam bert S
escape and Waiter Jones, who played the
Sherwood trick on the unsuspecting de-
tective. Holland, has been discharged
from the steamer, bag and baggage A
package of the Honolulu Commercial
Avertiser, addressed TO the Merchants eX-
change and containing an account of
Lambert's intention to leave Hawaii for
San Francisco on the Alameda, was
pitched overheard by some one to further
Lambert S efforts to escape.
The herald., 1895-04-14
Very Queer Indeed ,

Daily, nay, hourly experienc ID, are the seusa
tions of the dyspeptic, nervous invalid. Ask
him and he will tell you that it is we'll nigh
impossible to describe them. Palpitation OF
the heart uegest-erroneously-th the Or
gan is affected, buzzing in the ears, queer
metallic taste i'll the mouth and tingling along
the edge of the tongue, restless broken slum-
Der at night, an inclination to sleep during
the day, which disappears when the reoumbent
postur is assumed, frequent uneasiness of the
stomach between and after meals when diges-
ton ought to have performed its Office. These
are few among the indicia of the complaints
speedily removable BY the use of Hostetter
Stomach Bitters, which also cures and prevents
chills and fever, bliousness, constipation
rheumatism, neuralgia and kidney trouble.
The herald., 1895-04-14

account OF a big rug or keys. it appears
that Philip Richter is part owner of the
slistoga hotel at Calistoga. About three
months ago he paid a visit to San Fran
ciscos aud by :niishap bron gllts with hin,
Il lot.of spare keys to guest chambers, all
properly Ia 'ged. While here he stayeu at
a hotel on Grant avenue. and some anna
teur detective noticed the keys and jump
ed 70 the cceclasoNn thsthe was oargla =,
the police and Richter was a rest ted pEy
officers, who, after Inspecting the keys,
held them as conclusive evidence that
their prisoner was waiting Tor an oppor-
tunity to rob a hotel. The true facts OF
the case came to light at the trial yester-
day, and the judge instructed the jury to
acquit, which was done.
The herald., 1895-04-14
SUICIDE OF PAUL SCHULTZ
All Private Papers Burned Before His
Death
Removal as Land Agent of the Northern
Pacific Railroad the Cause of Self
Murder

TACOMA, Wash, April 13.-The fun
eral of Paul Schulze will be held Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, from his late
residence. Rev A. W. Martin, pastor of
the Free church, will otficiate. The pail
bearers will be seven business associates,
including General Manager Kendrick and
Carl Spuhn of Portland.
Mrs. Schulz his divorced wife, arrived
today from Portland, where she has re-
sided since her return from Germany, a
year ago. She Is the guess of her sister.
Mrs. W. C. Ripley, and will attend the
funeral.
The most thorough search has failed to
reveal single line or parting m essage to
friends or explanation of the condition of
his affairs. 1t is evident that he contem-
plated suicide all day Thursday. He took
his private papers from his vault put
them in package which he carried in his
hand all day. AT night he burned these
and all private papers at his house. Thurs
day was the day after his resignation was
announced. He assumed forced cheer
fulness and talked about his future plans
and his belief that he would regain his
lost position and regain complete control
of the large properties in which he was
so deeply interested. Though he was
glad to be relieved OF responsibility. it
was clear that his sensitive spirit was
stung by his removal from his position.
HIS even burned up the addresses of his
relatives in Germany. Today German
Consul Giese cabled DR.. Paul Lindan of
the Deutsche bank at Berlin, Germany. TO
ascertain their address. The deceased was
the son of German baron.
Several months ago he described to ex-
Mayor Huson and others how he had at
poison. but failed. He said he was not
responsible for being brought into the
world and he believed he had a perfect
right to take himself out of it. AS late as
Tuesday he told how man could meet a
painless death by shooting himself
through the temples. This was the
method he adopted. Methods of suicide
him, for he talked about it years ago
when his affairs were wholly prosperous.
Land Commissioner Phipps of the North
ern Pacific railway arrived from st. Paul
tonight. He says Mr.. SchulZe was re-
moved because it was thought he was de-
voting too much of b is time to his other
companies. He says that the land de-
partinent will change its policy and sell
the railroad lands at reduced prices and
on better terms. The inference is that
Mr.. Schulze and Mr.. Phipps had differed
as to matters OF policy
Thomas Cooper, ex-mayor of South
Bend, this. state. will proba blv be APP
| pointed general land agent to succeed Mr..
Schulze. He is now auditor and assistant
general manager of the Northern Pacific
Coal Company. Mr.. Schulzes life was in
sured for 100000 or S45, 900. 1t is under
stood one policy for $40, 900 is in favor OF
local bank and was given as security for
| a loan.
The herald., 1895-04-14
A NARROW ESCAPE
Illinois State Building Visited by a CostI
Blaze

Blaze
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 13.-Illinois'
magnificent 50, 900, 900 state house caught
fire in the senate wing shortly after noon
today, and in few moments it looked as
if that portion would be Quilted. The fire
is supposed to have originated in one of
the committee rooms, but from what
cause is not known. The fire spread
rapidly and soon the whole immense
building was filled with smoke, so it was
with great difficulty the firemen found
their way through the labyrinth of hall
ways and rooms of the upper part of the
capitol. In the wing Of the building
where the fire was raging the auditor S
offices, state treasurer and offices of the
insurance commissioners and agricultural
board are located.
The senate chamber was Quilted and all
the expensive frescoing ruined.
At AS p. M. the flames were under
control. 1t is estimated the damage to
the senate wing will amout to S75, 900 to
500, 600. Most of the damage will result
from smoke and water.
The herald., 1895-04-14
The Wooten Mystery

FRESNO. April 13.-The prosecution in
the Sanders forgery case closed it's testi-
mony today by calling John Reichman,
cashier of local bank who gave his opin-
ion that the name William Wooten"
signed to the disputed draft was forgery
The defense will open ON Monday.
The herald., 1895-04-14
RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from rupture
Prof Joseph Fandry, formerly of Berlin, Ger
many, now of Santa Barbara is practical rup
ture specialist and truss manufacturer In
formation free whereby you can become cured
Those having tried MI kinds OF patent trusses
and found no relief, also have given up all
hope,sto those people am calling their atten
ton and especially ask them to send me their
address
The herald., 1895-04-14
On the Mat.

CINCINNATI April 13.-In catch
as-catch-can wrestling match. best two
in three, at the Peoples theater tonight
between Charles Wlttmer of Cincinnati
and Duncan b. Mcleod. the Scotch
champion of San Francisco Mcleod won
the two first bouts in 80 and minutes
respectively.
The herald., 1895-04-14
Welcome Rain in Stockton

STOCKTON, April 13.--Rain fell here
for several hours this afternoon, but the
clear sunset promised bright Easter.
The rainfall here today measured 80 of
an inch, making for the season 1896
inches. against 1909 last year. The rain
was of great benefit to all crops.
The herald., 1895-04-14
Charged With Arson

gerty, charged with arson, is in the couf1-
ty Jail. Tuesday the Alameda county
grand jury will investigate "a charge of
murder against him. On the Sd OF March
Haggerty's place at Pittsville Park. on
the San Leandro road was burned. In the
fire Bannie Hall 8 years old. lost his life
The herald., 1895-04-14
A Eakir's punis,1me If

CLEVE LAND, April 13.-Elijah Robin
son. who feeced thousands throughout
the country by means of "a publication
called Ladies' Gem Monthly, a fake rebus
and bogus watch scheme, was today SEN
fenced in the United States court to three
months imprisonment and to pay fine
of $3.50. lie was arrested by the United
States authorities at Chicago.
The herald., 1895-04-14
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
The Western Roads Will Make Rate of So,
to Chicago

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Western
roads have decided to make round trip
rate of $50 from California to Denver for
the annual convention of the National
Educational Society which will meet there
July 9th. Practically the same rate will
prevail from Portland, but the Southern
via the Shasta route and Sacramento.
The herald., 1895-04-14
Another rlurder in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-The car
nival ofcrime in this city continues. To-
night an Italian was shot and killed by
another Italian in lodging house Oh
Jackson street. The murderer says that
the man killed was unduly intimate with
his wife and that he shot him in self
defense
The herald., 1895-04-14
At His Old Tricks

MASSIILDN- D. April 49, Carl Brown
ofJoxey sarmy notoriety was today-1eld
by. the grand jury in 500 bail to answer
the charge of criminal libel His arrest
grew out of the recent election municipal
campaign.
The herald., 1895-04-14
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN
Cleveland Makes a Statement of His Income

WASHINGTON, April 13.-President
Cleveland, it is reliably stated, has made
out his income tax return with his own
hand and his usual precision. He is said
to be in quandary as to whether he should
file it in Washington. The chances are
reported to be largely in favor of Wash
ington,
The herald., 1895-04-14
A BUNCH OF PASS KEYS

How a Hotel Keeper Was Mistaken for
Burglar
SAN FRANCISCO, April b. "A strange
mistake on the part of the police was
discovered Friday when a we'll te-do hotel
man was freed from humiliatng charge
in Judge Belcher's court. 1t was all on
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Douglas County News.


Naterviile. March 2O-SpecIaI The
Methow mining district. which promises
10 attract more prospectors, mining men.
Investors and searchers after fortunes
than any mining locality in the North
west. is easy OF access from this place.
aud win draw largely for its supplies
from Douglas county, There are a num-
Der OF parties engaged in business here
who contemplate putting In branch es-
Adjustments in the district. A company
has been formed 10 run a pack train be-
tween the Columbia river and Slate. creek.
A ferry Is TO be put in across the Column
hia nes4r the mouth of the Methow that
viii greatly facilitate travel between Wat
errl'ie ard the mines. As soon as spring
fairly opens heavy travel Is looked for
between this place and the new FL Do
RADIO.
The early spring weather was followed
last week by heavy fall of SNOW. accom-
panied BY temperature as severe as any
eperienced during the winter No damage
The Waterville Board Of Trade, eiectri-
fed by the coming OF spring. is making
efforts to attract home seekers 10 this
locality. II has just issued several thou
sand copies Of a paper devoted entirely
10 setting forth the prospects. resources
and possibilities Of Douglas county. which
will be distributed where. IL Is hoped. they
will do the most good
II IL expected thar river traffic will open
next week BY the City OF Elienshuyg he
ginning regular trips between wenatchee
and Virginia City.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer walIa waIia will take on a
cargo OF coal this trip at the Oregon Inn
provement hunkers for San Francisco.
Schooner Puritan will be towed to sea
today by the tug Discovery with Lad
telegraph poles for Sacramento.
Schooner William Renton was towed
from Ballard out TO anchor yesterday
morning. having finished taking on her
cargo OF lumber.
Ship Columbia. eighteen days out from
San Francisco. arrived in port yesterday
morning to load BLACK Diamond coal for
San Francisco.
Bark Oakland Win finish taking on her
cargo Of lumber for San Jose de Guate-
maia AT Smiths cove this week and viii
proceed 20 sea.
The following storm signal was received
yesterday: Lower storm signal and hoist
information signals. The storm il central
on Eastern British Columbia. Winds will
veer to southwest Another storm area
may probably appear Thursday OF VAN
couver island.
Steamer Muitnomah brought over
twenty-five head of work horses from
Mosher McDonald's logging camp, near
Olympia. yesterday to this port.
Lighthouse tender Columbine returned
yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock from
Tacoma and anchored at the coal bunkers.
Steamer City of Topeka IL due to arrive
from Alaska today.
Steamer Earalion. which leaves Schwa-
hacher's wharf on Saturday at noon for
San Francisco, already has a full cargo
of freight and the following passengers
from this port: q. Bilman. w T. Bar
nett. j. III. Thompson. W. C. Spencer. j.
Martin. +. Carlisle. Mrs. f. Carlisle. e.
mer Carlisle. George Helm. Mrs p. 81.
Pederon. Miss Peterson. ]. T. Greenwood.
Fred Schwabacher, Mr.. and Mrs w. f.
Collins and children. f. l.. Briggs, Miss
Ebbinghome. Mrs. ). II. Neil. Mrs Sutton,
Mrs Martin. Miss Fay Watson. Joe Leta-
mendi. Eusebio Mochare. 6aturmno AS
forfca. J. r. Daugherty. F.. W. Cassidy.
G.. T. Gaustad.
Tug Maaic towed the schooner Marie
+. Smith 10 Tacoma Tuesday night from
the Straits and returned yesterday morn
Ing after another tow
The wind blew so hard at Cape Fiattery
on Tuesday that the tus Sea Llon was
compelled to turn back with ship she
had In tow.
Tug Beaver win tow Conway & Bogart's
pile driver from this port to Mosher a
McDonaid's logging camp to do some
piiing.
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S.iver bars. .sSN lsssa Ora fes-SIght 49,. ia
@exican daid ssslts Telegraph ......ta
Mining stecks.
NEw YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York. March aa-This was a hal,
y ~ TIE recent UPWARD movement
partially due 90 realizing sales, to a heavy
sssFssse IN tire volume OF foreign pur-
sssssss. ard POSSIBLY sseSsr~ on the Part
sSe ns't' CLIQUE 80 ies prices so down a
ssw resnts With the view 90 aasinr
tee short Interest n the market There
vas M marked pressure 20 sell. exx,e.s,
Tsaaes. IN sugar ant the Changers. Tne
~ n1ss named stock gave way first. ara the
sFsagers led IN tire rain Hat an .As rs~
sA During the srss aeslr OF business
s.sefs advanced. bar in the second hour
- was sharp selling Of Sugar here.
"a 'nss iTssisers were toaitating
80 the shares took q siowaxsrs .,,r.,
ne aspresSsos continued un,st checked IN
- eArsy afternoon. hssi around The a.ltv-
honr there wero rar-iai r.eoyerses
esAssen becoming decidedly srrex,,Iar
- shs anal dealings, Al TIE lower polnt
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XxDU0CxA2s
New Ycs1s Marrh 1-The Eveefnx Posts
I<srdon eAhssxTzm says The stock mar
kets we're good sotay but closed gerer-
closed we're snxireiy chscksd by the com
motion m the South African market. In
which the street dealing had grown 70
sucA - extent that the street was block
-. Four brokers were arrested for co-
sfrwcttng the ;horonghf2re ard nae I'M
rcsed UPON them TIE street tonight ID
biocked with Indignant protesting brokers
who are demonstrating their right TO
ceAi in Thrcckranrtcn street. Americans
opened firm There were more purchases
from tha continent. ineiuding Germany.
The absence % rutfic interest induced re-
aiszasions later and the tone closed
weaker.
BreadstusA and Grains
Liverpool. March n.-wheat - SPOT.
stendy. demand poor: No. red winter -
~: Ne- red spring. = ID: No. hard
Manitoba. 50 ID: No. California. "a Id.
Futures opened quiet and unchanged but
later advanced and closed FIRM with near
and distant positions hf5isd higher March
ness heaviest on middle positions: March.
- 81: April. = sssd: May. - sd: June. -
sd. July. - nj: August. - had
Corn-Spot. firm. American mixed. new.
n 3ssd Futures opened firm with near
positions I'D higher: Distant positions. Nd
higher closed steady with March I'M
changed and other months AEs4d higher.
business heaviest on nearest and most
distant Positions. March - III, April. -
~: May. 10 sd: June. - BAD: July. is
4hd. August. - 1tsd.
Fiour-Duli: demand. POOR: ST. Louis
fancy winter. ST.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast q 10.
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MARINE NEWS.

Gan Francisco. March ea-Departed-
Queen, Astoria and Portland. National
City. Grzy's tartsor; biz Andrew Hicks
whaling: srffr OtIile Fjori. Gray's har.
Dor. sehr Maid OF Orleans. wiliapa bay
Scotia, Yaquina bay. Freights and char
ters-Am sehr Antelope. salmon from
Alaska % San Francisco. Am schr C. T.
Hiii. salmon from Alaska to San Fran
cisco. Am schr Eureka, salmon from Alas
Ia to San Francisco. Am scfr Lila and
Matte. salmon from Alaska TO San Fran.
cisco.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard Of Trade.

- nv noaFu 81 Trade.
Shaease. March ao--wheat--At the Oman.
.se was strong enough 20 create a mia
surprise In the trade A rise AZ ,na 49,.
OF from isc TO i4c was ts1vxnes,,ai r,ss,s
the fact that over a considers HE ara =,
tun winter wheat belt copious ra,ns sat,
me chief reason for the stranyrh x.s.
rrooaoiy aue TO the speculative sltuattor
Inc selling yesterday had been az a ear
suine character and II took but little "a
1870 the shorts. Steadiness at LIVER
ppoi inns morning. In the face of tse DE-
cine hers yesterday. and a sliwhf Ina
nrovemens in price nf wheat and -four as
caoied from Paris at the opening, proyea
enough to give the market an upward
push. which set the smaller shorts 10
buying The market WAS moderately. ac-
tive fer time. and then became dun.
May going from CSC 70 So. fss6a.c, and
back again 10 Soc. May sold down 20
sac. although closing cables quoted an
advance OF Nd TO I'D al Liverpool. pence
per sack FOR four az London, the eo,,iva-
lent OF asc per pushed for March wheat at
Paris. and mark rise or &C. per hnshal.
az Berlin. The close was weak at s5ss9
ss&c.
Corn opened strong and after advancing
sc above the closing price Of the previous
afternoon e lost It's Improvement. The
price for May was 4TSsc. II rose 20 sTsSe
early in the day and gradually began TO
sink from, that point until near the close.
when IL touched sc, and there were SEX
ers at the close at 4stsc.
Oats were quiet and weak. following
cora closely. Offerings we're liberal and
scattered The close showed May az asA
1esssc. Early aAe was touched
The provision market was duh and
rather weak Az she close today the May
futures, as aorl pared With yesterday. are:
Pork and lard. zike lower: ribs un-
changed.
Closing Quotations.
whea.--Nar>h. size: May. ss%GSS.c.
C'orn--Nsrch. 45sse: May. s-isc.
oass-Nareh. 9Ss@c; May. ssasgs2ssSe.
pork-March. 81, IS; May. siIgTis.
rsa-s--Aareh. ses.ss May, Ssss.
Rihs-Mareh. SIS. May. ss-7saS.7sls.
Rse---Ssc.
Timothy-s1sa
Fiax-sf IT,.
Live stock.
The cAstis market today was a hummer.
wfth offerings Of scarcely = so head. and
ali classes Of buyers hantEiE for stock
holders were easily in position 70 make
advance IN prices, Some statesmen parted
with their holdings at an advance OF not
more than -, while Il - claimed Some
&c. So. Dressed beef ard shipping sorts
were fsg7sac higher and ether descriptions
iaFssSc II wss = very urfinvtstng hanch
az steers that could not he turned over az
better thar ss.-s. There acre any number
90 Gales around s., and Il Is more than
likely that fancy article IN the heavy
weight class would have crowded sssa
The kog market opened steady at yes
ser6ay's closing prices, bat was wesk.
There was sne trade at saSs but most Of
the 80 20 ssapound hags charged hands
al aesssse ard "a ssa4ss took nearly all
the nxnter weights.
Sheep Of choice 20 extra quality were
anctes a. 81 sazsS ard iausssx sold as high
as E-S There were sales OF cails ~
s. kssa The bulk 81 the trading Was
S. vsGs 20 for lambs and S.@Sa@ for
sheeH
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sKAGIT RIVER Ror-rE.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lily, Bogarsius q Co.'S dock. se-
attle--Monday. March 18th. and wednes-
day. March 18th, at ts midnight: and Sat.
urday. March I'd. at a. M
Returning leaves Mount yernon--wed-
nesday. March 10Th at g. m. Friday.
March I'd. at a. ua-. and Sunday, March
18th. at 10 A. m. Connecting IN Seattle
with the Mary r. Perfey for Tacoma and
Everett. calling at Edmonds Richmond.
Tuiaiip: stanwood. Florence. Fir, Skagit
City. Mount Vernon and Avon.
LILLY. BoGARDUS q Co, Inc.
Owners and MAnagrrs
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