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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
THE CANTOR DISAPPEARED,
Made Love to a Young Lady
Although He Was
Married.
Rev. Solomon Diamonds Deception
of an Oakland Congre-
cation.

Rev. Solomon Diamond was to have
been the central figure at big reception
given by the Congregation Beth Israel OF
Oakland Sunday afternoon, but the gentle
man failed to appear. Yesterday he sent
a letter TO President Davis asking him to
hold his trunk till he received further or
ders and stating that he could not return
for some time.
Only few days ago Rev, S. Diamond
was elected cantor of the Congregation
Beth Israel to officiate. during the Jewish
festival in October. He was to receive $3.50
for leading the singing during the two
days OF New Year and the Day of Atone
ment. Mr.. Diamond made great profess
sions when applying for the position and
stated that he would not conduct the SER
vices for less than $500, but he eventually
cut these figures in half. He then informed
the president that he was infatuated with
Oakland and would not, under any condi-
tons, accept situation across the bay.
When Rev. Solomon Diamond made
himself known in Oakland several months
ago he showed high credentials to the
trustees of the congregation, and he was
believed to be very superior man to
whom they should feel indebted for deign-
ing to conduct services for them. He was
taken into the family of President Davis
on Sixth street and was made very well
come. Diamond stated that he was a SIN
gle man, and that he was a native OF
Odessa, Russia. After being at Mr.. Davis
house few weeks, Rev. S. Diamond S
name began to be mentioned in dispar-
aging manner by certain members of the
congregation, who complained of the at
tentions he showed to several young ladies.
These stories began to increase, and last
week one young lady to whom Diamond
had paid his special addresses doubted his
sincerity and reported something that ap-
peared suspicious to the trustees, and il
was taken under investigation.
All these matters were kept among q
few, and last Sunday the majority pre-
pared a reception and intended to make it
a surprise to their new cantor. The guests
arrived but the cantor came not. Search
was made in all directions with no result,
and the disappointed congregation dis
persed.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Davis received
the note already referred to. Last night it
was learned that Rev. Solomon Diamond
has a wife and two children living al
Odessa, and that they have not heard from
him for some years, and that he deserted
them.
Congregation Beth Israel is now looking
for new cantor. and President Davis does
not expect his guest to return.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
HISTORY OF YESTERDAY.

Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.
There is talk of organizing another parlor of
Native Sons in Oakland
- Grace Congregational Church of Fitchburg
was formally dedicated Sunday afternoon.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. Roller of Castro Valley took place Saturday.
The Supervisors will go in a body TO sacra-
mento Wednesday to protest against the county
assessments.
The Board of Supervisors appropriated $500
yesterday for the purpose OF an Alameda
County exhibit at Atlanta.
The contest of the account of the receiver of
the Piedmont Cable Company has been con-
tinued until Wednesday at 9'o'clock.
Eden Parlor, n. s. C. W., will celebrate the
eighth anniversary of its organization by a
grand bali next Thursday at its hall in Hay
wards.
Edith A. Walker, formerly Edith Waters, a
Field Seminary girl, is suing her stepfath er,
William G. Waters of Santa Barbara, for an
inheritance
County Auditor whidden has completed the
tootings of the assessment rolls as equal1Zed
by the County Board, and certified them to the
State Controller and the State Board OF
Equalization.
Manuel Rose, dairyman, living at Pied
mont, sWore out q warrant yesterday for the
arrest of Antoine J. Briers on charge of wife
beating. Briers has been married but six
months.
Inc county CONVENTION Oh inc COclely VI
Christian Endeavor will meet in Livermore on
September 8, Admission day. Nearly 800 are
expected to be in attendance.
The August meeting of the Alameda-C County
branch of the Woman's Congress has been post
poned until September owing to the absence of
members from their homes.
All the grain now thrashed around Mount
Eden has been hauled to the Eden warehouse.
There are only couple of farmers who have
not as yet thrashed their grain.
The appraisers appointed to examine the
estate of Emma Z. James, deceased, place q
valuation of $3.50 on her estate, which con-
sists Of real estate in the county.
Arrangements have been completed for q
4 Joint meeting of'the Y. NJ. l. councils of Liver
Nmore, Haywards, San Lorenzo and Centerville
at Haywards Sunday, August 25.
Mrs Sarah L. Norton, wife OF w. H. Norton,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
LATE NEWS OF ALA MEDIA.
Large Number of Applications
Before the Board of
Equalization.
Charles Raymond Sentenced to Two
Years at FoIsom-Ten Dollars
for Queue.

There were forty-four applications made
to the City Board of Trustees, sitting as a
Board of Equalization, yesterday, for re-
auctions, corrections or equalization OF
property assessments. The full board is in
attendance and every member will receive
$40 day for his work as an assessment
equalizer. The sessions will continue
daily from 10 to o'clock until the entire
assessment roll has been considered.
The board granted Quinchard's request
for reduction from $5050 to $4,000. Other
fortunate ones were Peter Kline, e. K.
Goggin, Remillard Brick Company, l..
Palmer, ]. L. Barker, P. Herman, G. III.
auctions for the first day amount to about
$1,000.
No Evidence Against Santos.
The case of Andrew Santos, the Portu-
guese dairyman, charged with having
committed an assault on an innocent girl
named Petranek, was thrown out of court
yesterday by Judge Prick. The girl was
in the employ of Santos, who was arrested
about nine months after the alleged offense
had been committed on complaint of the
girls mother.
Tool Thief Sentenced.
Charles Raymond, the carpenter charged
with burglary for stealing tools from the
premises of w. G. Painter on Pacific
avenue, pleaded guilty yesterday and was
sentenced by Judge Prick to TWO years
imprisonment at Folsom.
Ten Dollars for Queue.
Henry Schumon, who braced himself up
on stale beer Friday night and cut off six
inches of Tom Lungs queue, was fined $40
by Justice Morris.
Alameda Land Company Incorporated.
The Alameda Land Company has been
incorporated with capital stock of $40 900,
of which $1,000 has been subscribed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Careful of Their Tenants.

The proprietor Of the King House at Fourth
and Howard streets declares that there are now
no opium-smokers allowed in his rooms. He
says he is very careful TO whom he rents and
would not permit person OF evil habits in his
house.
C. Casseau,. proprietor of the Royal House,
formerly known as the Petit House, at ia
Fourth street, also wishes it stated that. with
his knowledge, no opium smoker or other dis
renutable character could find lodgings in his
house. He has been there over three years, and
declares that he caters only TO respectable
working people.
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Ready to Incorporate.

The Manufacturers and Producers Associa-
ton of California will soon be incorporated.
At the last meeting the president was directed
prepare the plans. Yesterday the committee
was selected, consisting of Henry T. Scott, L. R.
Mead the secretary, and George E. Dove. They
eleven directors, who will serve until the
annual meeting in February.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Democrats Elect onicers.

The Thirty-seventh Assembly District Demo-
cratic Club met at Mowry's Hall last night to
elect permanent officers.
The only fight was tor the Office of recording
secretary between Joseph Curtin and William
Brannan. The latter was elected, receiving "a
votes to so for Curtin.
The other officers were elected without oppo-
sition, as follows Harry Kelly president, John
OShea yice-president, j. Brogan treasurer,
Harry Rivers financial secretary and Thomas
W. Burke chief of the district.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
SHOULDER STRAPS STOP HIM.

Story of Lieutenant Guy Preston's He
roism at Standing Rock.
''Do you know Lieutenant Guy Preston ?"
asked an army officer of New York
Herald reporter. "No? Well, he's good
fellow. You want to cultivate him if he
ever strays this far away from his station
at Fort Robinson.
az know fairly good story about him,
if you care to have 1t.
"He was one of the younger class OF Sec
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Electric Road Bids.

Argument was commenced yesterday
morning in the matter of the application of
Arthur D. Thompson for writ of mandamus
to compel the Board of Supervisors to accept
his bid on franchise for an electric road to be
run from Fruitvale via Dublin, to Lvermore
District Attorney Shook filed an answer to
Thompson's complaint and denied the exist
enee of any bids save those which the board
received in writing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13

plans for its annual convention, to be held in
this City September 10, the following ladies
being appointed committee to conclude the
arrangements: Mrs. Ella NJ Sexton, Mrs
Dickinson, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. G. F. Gadin, Mrs.
L. H. Smith, Miss Rey Frank, Mrs. L. P. Fer
guson Mrs T. 2. Matheson.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
A Painful Accident.

T. Mcfarland, 1917 Treat avenue, member
of the Second Artillery Regiment, N. G. c., met
with painful accident last night He was
exercising himself at the gymnasium at the
from springboard tell and fractured his left
hip. He was taken to the Receiving Hospital.
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To Hold a Convention.

The Woman's Press Association of the Pacific
Coast held an informal meeting yesterday in
Golden Gate Hall for the purpose of perfecting
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Lakeside HOUSE. LAKE TAHOE.

PLEASANT FAMILY RESORT WITH
N home comforts; good boating and fishing,
pleasant walks and drives. For terms address
+. b. SMITH, Biiou, CAL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
Weak Men and Women

CHoULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE
- great Mexican Remedy; gives Health ana
Strength to the Sexual Organs
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL.
G NJ Cassin, Santa Cruz
+ Cavagnaw, Stockton
c V Nicodemus. Oakland
n y Johnson & W, Cal
r NJ Green, Oroyiile
r ii Cowies e. W, New
w + Kilt & W. Tucson
+ Zanetta, San Juan
Miss Z d Styrn, Pa
Miss ESB Styrn, Pa
DJ Styrn, Pa
III Gilbert, Portland
q A Trafton, jacksonville
Il j. Hooker & W, Napa
Miss Greer, Danyille, Mich
Oscar Cooper. Ukiah
n G Briggs Jr, HOLSTER
z A Buell., Stockton
j w Mcdonald, S Diego
Miss May New, San Jose
f ] Emmons. Bakersfield
] II Topley, Vallejo
IL r Coates, Petaluma
Mrs r II Thompson and
family, Seattle
G Burner, Benicia
] + Devendorf, San Jose
G Erickson, : l. Obispo
+ n Jensen d. VT, Salinas
DR. q T Magill, Winters
II f Barrows, Mateo
HOUSE.
1 A Fouchi, Williams
A Pennington. Ukiah
J Young, Walnut Creek
j Z Sheer, Auburn
Il p Byrne, Nevady City
r X Trevits, Healdsburg
J Hayerty, San Jose
] II Martin, Woodland
DIR Tuts g. W, Colusa
j Jeans q W, Winters
] y Horton, Winters
Miss Ida Jeans, Winters
Mrs L Brown, Ohio
A II Peny, Santa Rosa
Il Christ, San Pedro
l. Geer d {, Mich
c III Stevenson, Vacavlll
S x Hardin, Chico
HOTEL.
MrsCFD Hastings, Suisun
ii Hastings, SuIsun
4 q Sullivan, New York
w X Dinmore, Cal
A ID Ayres & W, Cal
e A Rimball, England
S Long, Chicago
III ID Wood, Quincy
@ g Cook. Lowell
q G Taylor, Lowell
DIR r Scheller, Berlin
Miss Oothout, Fresno
G. Il Younger Jr, S Cruz
T A Rogers, Washington
/ n Van Mugs, Bartlett s
g + II Weaver, Phila
] NJ Drack, Chicago
Y HOTEL.
G Barrie, Boston
A l. Wolfe, Oakland
A NJ Robb, Port Costa
Mrs # A Judd, Phila
Mrs l. r Wood, Phila
e r Clifford, Auburn
A A Brown, San Jose
G b Kimball, Sacto
G j Stone, Sacramento
q Smith, Sacramento
w r Clark e. I, Stockton
S s Badger, Chicago
4 r Clary, Portland, Or
J z Seymour, Chicago
ERN HOTEL.
] l. DufYey, Buffalo
G Sachie, MERGED
J w Ellis, Cal
E e Lertch, Sacramento
T K Lord, Grayson
G. Boumhoar, MINI
+ NJ Martin, Denver
w McLawlin, Windsor
Miss Cummings, Boston
o Cline Il W, Spokane
] II Jones, Cal
f J Everett, Chicago
HOUSE.
4 v Gates, ship 8 p
|, Hitchcock
S Katzenstein, Sacto
A Katzensteln. Sacto
A b Jackson, Visalia
Miss A Beeman, Utah
d r Nc Laughlin, N Y
K w Wilmans, Newman
Mrs ] Franket, Or
Mrs w HI Radford & s,
Weaverville
Harry Crowley, Seattle
A E Upton, MERGED
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13

- T. l1lulSdl Ddhtb VI w
w 81 Miner d W, Chicago
W s Maben, Los Angeles
II z Rose, Cal
f L Coombs, Napa
J Fallen, Ohio
Mrs NJ L Allen, Ohio
G Allen, Ohio
] Smart, Cal
S Jackson, Fresno
NJ Wallace, MADEIRA
g II Smith, Atlanta
] z LAWN & W, $ Rosa
ii Block, Fremont
L Greer & VT, Danvilie,
Mich
] w Jesse g. fam, Ukiah
+ Il Smallwood Stockton
w + Hadley, San Diego
Miss c Conroy, San Jose
J Abbott & wi, Antioch
] l. Kellogg, Lincoln, Neb
F ] Brandon, San Jose
Mrs + S Jerome d. Natd,
st Helena
G a Laughlin, Mark w
II K White, Benicia
A l. Burbank, San Jose
F II Sewage, Eureka
w II Pickett, Boise City
DR. G G Simmons, Sacto
RUSS
Mrs Maynard, Sacto
It 2 Slaughter, Mo
j Darsy Jr, Grass Val
NJ Frame, Pittsburg
w Sadder, Petaluma
p II Whelan, New City
j w Barrister, Los Cat
g r Pert, Knights Lndg
& 4 Harris, Kan City
Mrs ii Wagner IL I, Cal
G w Wolf, Winters
Miss NJ Jeans, Winters
Mrs III Ryder & d. Sac
r G Bigger, Santa Cruz
NJ IL Scott, Oakland
c n Ward, Chicago
g w King Il W, Cal
Miss M Leland, Cal
r b Laciver, Cal
PALACE
Col Harrington, Colusa
S S Hastings, Suisun
A Bauer, New York
Ira g Boss, Del Monte
d b Lyman, Virginia Cy
j V Prosser, Davenport
L Gottschalk, New York
r Bishop, Los Angeles
Miss NJ l. Wood. Quincy
F Billingsley, Lowell
j ] Levinso7, Peoria
Mrs VIM Oothout, Fresno
& b Younger, Santa Cruz
HDWerren / W. Toronto
] w Macmillan, Vancuvr
f Mills, Paso Robes
c t Kohl, San Mateo
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HOWARD SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY, CAL

not AND COLD MINERAL SPRINGS OF
IL great healing power. Will cure constipation,
aid digestion and purify the blood. Terms So per
week. Water doctor on the premises. Write for
circular and further information.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
ASSETS.
Total assets. ...............,
LIABILITIES.

Losses adjusted and unpaid, losses in
process OF adjustment or in sus-
pense, and losses resisted includ-
ing expenses. ..-..............
Gross premiums on fire risks run
ming one year or less, $7,711, 255,
reinsurance so per cent. .........
Gross premiums on fire risks run
ming more than one year, 6,7O2,-
1877 SO. reinsurance pro rata. .....
Amount deposited by the insured on
perpetual fire insurance policies.
Liability under life department. 49,.
Cash dividends remaining unpaid.
All other demands against the COM
pany ........ .............,....
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BALDWIN'S TALLAC HOUSE,
MARK WEST SPRINGS.

NEAR SANTA ROSA-THE MOST BEAUTI-
~ full spot in Sonoma county: fine fishing and
hunting: round trip, So rs; table first class Ad-
dress FRESE & JURGENSEN.
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IVY LODGE,

117 Sequel Avenue, Santa Cruz, Cal.s
SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING.
Large grounds, fruits and flowers: central; first
class accommodations.
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GRAND HOTEL.
f Lindsay, Santa Cruz G NJ Cassin, Santa Cruz
w Fl Miner & W, Chicago Cavagnaw, Stockton
W SMaben Los Angeles G Nicodemus. Oakland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
LAUREL DELL HOTEL,

LAUREL DELL FfUIEL,
ON LAUREL DELL LAKE (FORMERLY
" Lower Blue Lake.. hotel-the most
artistic in the county. The rush is over Rooms
can now be had and you will be treated WELL Boat
ing bathing fishing, etc, are among the many
amusements. Rates, So to Sl2 per week. Address
II. MANIFOLD, Bertha P. o., Lake County.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-02
SLICK GOOsE-FEATHER swlNDLE.
Adroit Method of Getting Hold of Firms
Checks by False Bargains.

Cincinnati, Ohio, June 1.-The plans
Of the check raisers who attempted TO
swindle two banks here yesterday were
exposed today. Their manner OF OBJ
tanning checks was unique. Samuel
Wells of the firm Of Wells & Co. feath-
er and ginseng dealers, No. 81 Vine
street. called at police headquarters
and told how il was dine May II M
Wells firm received the following let
ter:
Chicago. May I7.-Samuel Wells & Co.
No. s. Vine street-Gentlemen You
have evidently heard Of country editors
taking subscriptions in cordwood. 1 am
an II. n, and have taken thirty-seven
and a half pounds Of giose feathers
for professional services. Would like
10 sell them if you viii pay a fair
price for them. Truly yours.
g. =. p. ELLIOTT
A correspondence ensued and a few
days later Wells & Co, received a Chi
cago money order from Elliott for
s1275. This was followed two days la
ter by letter from Elliott saying his
Office boy had the money order by mis-
take and asking the firm TO send a
check for the amount This was done.
Week later the check, was cashed- The
scheme was to get the check OF the
firm and the serial number This done
the fellows would have IL autographed
A similar letter was received by Joseph
Mcguire & Co, the Fourth street deal
e-s in tailors trimmings, and the same
trick was resorted 20 10 get one Of their
checks for small amount
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-02
LONDON NEWS OF AMERICANS.
American Society's Scrap, Mr.. ManIey's Bed
of Roses and Claus SpreckIes' Trunk.

London. June lin spite Of the "a
assuring statements recently made on
the subject, there are indications OF d.
sensionS in the newly formed American
society. One set Of members who con-
troll the organization is charged by the
others with conducting the society for
personal advantage and with trying
10 use their positions N order 10 OBJ
tain admittanca TO certain London
clubs. The officers Of these clubs
claim TO have letters from the United
States ambassador IN which he refuses
20 be responsible for anything socially
connected with the American society.
Mr.. Joseph H Manley OF Augusta.
Me. left London today for tour OF
Scotland and Ireland. He has been all
over Europe and has been well received
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-02

by the leading statesmen Of an coun-
tries, owing to the letters of introduce
ton which he had from the late Sec
rotary Of State, Walter Q, Gresham
Mr.. Manley says events are occurr-
ing so rapidly that no one can tell who
will be the presidential candidate Of
the Republican party until after the
next meeting Of congress.
Mr.. Claus Spreckles and wife with $50
trunks, arrived at a prominent hotel
here yesterday and engaged a gorgeous
suit of rooms. Mr.. Spreckles had no
sooner settled down in his apartments
than he accidently heard that their
former occupant had suffered from
fever. Consequently he and Mrs.
SpreckleS hastily left the hotel with all
their baggage in the middle of the
night. Mr. Francis Lynde StetSon,
President Cleveland's law partner, is
IN this city in connection with the bond
contract. Mr.. Stetson will dine with
the United States ambassador tomor-
row
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-02
ABRAHAM DRopPED FOR FISH.
Went Down Five Stories Like Flash and
Didn't Hurt Himself.

DIDN'T Hurt Himself.
New York, June Mrs. Ida Epstein
of 1875 Henry street cooked a big fish
and set it out on the f1re-escape to cool
last evening. Mrs. Epstein's 3-year-old
son, Abraham, saw the fish and longed
for il.
While his mother was busy in the
kitchen little Abraham crawled through
the open window IN an attempt TO
reach the fish and tumbled through
the opening.
From platform TO platform. neatly
dropping through each opening, Abra-
ham descended till he had cleared five
stories.
Mrs. Becky Rosenthal was sitting IN
a chair on the sidewalk under the fire.
escape. Mrs. Rosenthal saw the child
coming down. She thought at first It
was bundle of clothing.
Abraham plunged right Into the old
lady's lap. Mrs. RoSenthal clutched
at the boys dress and Abraham bound
ed off her lap to the sidewalk.
Mrs. Epstein who had been Informed
of AbrahaIn's mishap by his elder bro
Their, ran down stairs expecting TO find
him dead. But instead she found him
sitting on Mrs. RoSsnthaPS knee and
crying because OF the fish.
. Saving a slight bruise over the right
eye, which he received when he slid
from Mrs. Rosenthal's hap. there was
nothing the matter with Abraham
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-02
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER SLAIN.
Lunatio Young Man Suspected Of the
Double Murder.

=. Minneapolis, MINI. June IA strange
ease OF murder occurred here this morn
ing. Mrs. Martha NJ. Elias and her
daughter Annie We're found veltering
in their own blood II was at first
thought that the Old lady had sho. the
gin and then turned the revolver upon
herself, but a more careful eXemina-
ton OF the facts surrounding the TRACE
dy, made this afternoon, shows beyond
question that both women were muir
deret. II Is now the belief OF the Of
ficisis that the deed was committed by
Lorrain D. Elias. a son OF the murdered
woman Elias was released from the
insane asylum as harmless he can
not be found AZ the roorgue II was
discovered that the victims had been
hacked and bruised by some instru-
nlent Ike a hatcbet- and the wounds
were sufficient, n the case Of the girl.
at least. 20 have caused death Tne
daughter was 3 years Old. The mother
was propr1etress OF a successful laun-
dry, and they were weli-to-do. The
mothers mind was affected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-02

Wednesday night at the Pacify hotel.
No. SO Bowery. IN the morning he
found that $2,0S4 which he had about
him. was all right He then drank In
a saloon known as the Gable. under the
hotel. After treating the house to
several rounds Of drinks everybody
went out except the bartender.
The bartender. according to Mr.. KEEL
ly. suddely came out from behind the
bar and plunged his hand into the
lawyers left hand trousers pocket
where he had his roll.
The bartender drew out the s.. 900 roll
which consisted Of $50 bills, and substi-
tuted another roll OF 81 bills. For
every $50 bill he returned me only ST."
says Mr.. Kelly.
Mr.. Kelly was unable to subetantiate
his story to the satisfaction Of the
DOlice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-02
HERE Is ANOTHER BERNARD KELLY
He is Not the Kansas One. However. IS the
Esport shows

New York, June l-Be-na-d J. Kef-
y. who says he IS doctor and lawyer.
Of No. LAS Vanderbilt avenue, East,
called az police headquarters last even
ing with 2 story OF Bowe-y life. Mr..
Kelly. by his own confession. has been
enjoying himself for two days he
lairns 20 be a. brother OF Thomas J.
Kelly. whose application tor q master
plumbers license was refused By the
examining board OF the plumbers be-
cause be refused 20 join TarnnAny hall
The docsor-lawyer ssys TIA, be speas