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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-05

EDITOR HERALD In looking through
your newsy paper of this morning saw
your article of what Shall We Do
With the Trampa?" which is hard
problem to solve. I would make a aug
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Tramp LIE
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NOMADS ARE GETTING THEMSELVES D|SLIKED
Public Officials and 0bservant Citizens Frankly Express
Their Opinions About the Tramp Menace.

The City Council Authorizes Chief Glass Secure Another
Jail and WOrkhouse Quarters.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
the terms and under the authority Of
MORGAN, party Of the first part, to HENRY ~
c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT, trus-
tess p aTtes Of the second part, and the SAN
the third part dated November %, 1888, and re-
corded in the Office of the County Recorder of the
county of soano, State Of California, in Liber Of
pursuance of a resolution passed on the 25th day
OF April, 1888, by the Board of Directors Of
poraton, and the holder of the note (No. 9O47) to
secure payment of which the aforesaid deed Of
trust was executed declaring that default had
been made in the payment of the principal sum
and other sums, due under said note and deed of
trust, and requesting and directing said HENRY
ees sell the estate described therein to sat
isfy said Indebtedness.
We, HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS B. KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice,
that on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF June, a D..
1895, at ~ O'Clock of that day, and at the auction
salesroom of EASTON, ELDRIDGE d CO., No.
63S Market street, in the City and County of San
Francisco State of California, we will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in gold coin
OF the United States all that piece or parcel of
land situate in the county of Soano, State Of Calf
fornia, described follows, 10 wit:
According to the official pats and system Of sur
veys of the Government of the United States:
In township six (bl north range one % west,
Mount Diablo base and meridian:
OF section one u, the northwest quarter (NW.
"a; containing one hundred and sixty (16O) acres
of land.
Together with the appurtenances
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin of the
United States; ten per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall Of the hammer; balance on de
livery of deed; and if not paid unless for want
of title Gen days being allowed for search), then
said ten per cent to be forfeited and the sale
void Acts Fl sss ct puEGahsSeTf Expense
THADDEUS B. KENT, ifus'ees'
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures this city, June l6
1895, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Ole Anfindsen
and Emma ElickSen.
DREYFUS-TH URSTON-In this city, June II,
1895, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Emile Dreyfus
and Sadie ThurSton.
AHRENS-ZANDER-In this city, June l6, 1885
by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, Wilken Ahrens and
Auguste lander.
HOLLIN-FINK this city, June Is, 1895, by
the Rev. ]. Fuendelng, August E. Holm and
Mathilda Fink.
MUSCIO-GIANNINI-In this CITY, June IL, 1898.
by the Rev. Father Valentine. Joseph Mushio OF
Olema, Marin County, Cal, and Josephine Clan
mini of San Francisco.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAIN.

Only SGT so per acre for 600 acres; the choicest
land in the State; one-half mile from depot; SO
three-quarters of a mile frontage along railroad
400 acres easy grade timbered knobs; soil brown
vegetable mold; all tillable; beautiful building
sites with charming valley view for 80 miles:
could be subdfvided into 150acre tracts, with so
acres level and abundant flowing spring water on
each tract; owner q nonresident must sell re-
CARELESS OF value; we invite personal inspection,
which will show this property cheap at 800 per
acre.
SUMMER RESORT AND ROAD-HOUSE.
Nineteen acres and houses; IA rooms well fur
nished; 10 miles from San Rafael, on stage road
Bolinas; now doing good busness magnificent
view of the coast with Monterey, the Farallones
and Mt. Diablo in full sight; for sale or lease at
your own price,
SANTA ROSA-60O feet from street cars; Fair
mount Villa, As acres as a whole, or subdivisions
of acres or upward at ordinary ranch prices.
BoVEE, TOY d CO., 10 Montgomery st.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISER ENTS
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
| TO YOU WANT A HOMER WILL BUY YOU
~ lot, build house on your own plans, this side
s%e budns mGnh
G10O CASH AND SMALL MONTHLY PAY
1iOO ments; fine modern 5-room cottage: lot
NJ oAiE E as Ninth e st e oak lratnS
A n UNEQUALED OFFER-A FINE 2-STORY
n residence of rooms bath, large closets and
pantres in trstclass repair, on lot 32xl15; we'll
located in the choicest residence portion of Oak
land. near Market ST.; price only $425O terms of
$3.50 and small monthly installments otherwise
arranged; handsome home secured for its rent
For further particulars see at once P. II. JORDAN
q CO., 1888 Crocker building, San Francisco.
G1200 ONLY FOR az ACRES; FULL
I'D lOOO. bearing orchard in Fruitvale, LODGE
d POWELL, Frnitvale station.
spOOOO. sold at once; 2-story 7-room modern
home; complete; north side street, bet. Telegraph
ave- and Grove St.; ten minutes walk to City Hall
,erms to suit; call at once. A. II. BREED & CO.,
$50 Ninth St. Oakland.
S25OO 2-sToRY HOUSE; LOT 5oxlO0;
spLoOO; good neighborhoodi centrally located
PERCIVAL. 1910 broadway, Oakland.
Q1S0n MUST BE SOLD; LARGE HOUSE;
pIcOO. 10 rooms and bath: large barn; plen-
x15O; well worth $1,000: eiectric-cars one block
aristocratic neighborhood; the best buy in Oak
land to-day. GRAY d NAISMITH, 463 Ninth St,
Oakland.
T OTIS FROM $75 UPWARD. SNETSINGER &
IL CARROLL, Fruitvale station.
BROADWAY, PRINCIPAL BU SIN IS
- street set OF Oakland: LOT 25x125; price s4OO
only; $25 cash, balance $40 per month. WIN. M.
DE WOLF, 1850 Broadway, Oakland.
IF YOU WANT A PRETTY HOME AT YOUR
l. own price call and see Harmons 3, 6 and room
houses at Lorin station; will take payment half
cash or by lnstallmentS. e. d. HARMON, 1927
WoolSey ST., Lorin station.
Sl50 LOTS NEAR LOCAL TRAINS AND
epIOO. streetcars for sale on small weekly or
monthly instalments: buy home and save Your
earnings. II. B. PINNEY. sO2 Broadway, Oakland
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage ana death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published.
BORN.
1NGHAM-In this city, June IL, 1895, to the wife
of r. l.. Ing ham, son.
KLIPSrEIN-In this city, June II, 1895, to the
wife of r. f. T. Klipstein, a daughter.
KEMME-In this city, June II, 1895, to the wife
OF Henry Kemme, a daughter.
SCHLANKER In San Luis Obispo, May Is,
1895, to the wife of S. E. Schlanker, a daughter.
SCHEIN-In this city, June Is, 1895. to the wife of
l.. Schein a son.
VANING-In San Rafael, June 4, 1895, to the wife
of William Waning,
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BUSINESS CHANOEs-Continued.

BUSINESS CHANCEs-Continue
$3.50 GERMAN saas WIDOW. GOOD COOK,
sMaa ar,.nt. Apply SMITH, HUBER d CO., 1o01
$3.50 CoFFEE AND CHoPHoUsE; FIX
nOcO. ceIent location; no opposition; cheap
rent viii guarantee to clear above all expenses
$i SO' long trial given Apply SMITH, HUBER
q CO., 1901 Market st.
Sl75O Hale LIZ n BEST day
guaranteed by security to clear $3.50 TO $500 per
month: full value on stock; must have help. Apply
SMITH, HUBER & CO., 1901 Market st.
M UST BE SOLD WITHIN 80 DAYS; a HAND
W. VI somely furnished house; over 100 rooms; CEN
trail location: owner going TO Europe. Address +.
H., box l24, Call.
G700 GROCERY AND BAR, INQUIRE
u w. JOSEPH MELCZER q CO., sos Markt,
TOR SALE CHEAP SALOON ON WATER
Il 'front.' rent only $25; good business Wash
ington st.
A BARGAIN; ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS; OLD
u established grocery and bar; long lease; fine
corner in best part of city. Apply 1874 Howard.
IL lots to suit; i wagon, new. Hap Folsom st.
DARBER'S SHOP; 3 FURNISHED ROOMS:
ID bargain; ll55 Howard st.
! DARTNER WANTED : LADY OR GENT
j. with means; respectable; no better paying bust
ness 112 Taylor ST., room z. %
Q10O0 PARTNER FOR HALF-TNTERFST
,DtOOU. in bazaar; $4,000 stock: established
years each to invest $1,000 additionally in bicycles;
large basement for riding academy. Call or ad-
dress Van Ness Bazaar, 1903 Market ST.
$500 ss5Sr StAss All oos SEAR
Inquire 1l2 Geary st.
- inquire E. CAMPIoN. 4le Pine st.
TOR SALE, PRICE 5000 - BAKERY,
II cigar, tobacco and notion store: 3 nice living
rooms; rent only SO week INQUIRE 1926 Howard.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CHICKEN
Il ranch-First-class livery and boarding stable.
Address C., box AT, this office
CITATION ERY, CANDY, TOY STORE FOR
- sale at a bargain. 1850 Polk ST.
VARIETY, NOTION AND MILLINERY
store for sale cheap clean stock; good location;
2lIvlng-rooms; rent SIS. Apply Call Office.
BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR RENT CHEAP:
- fine chance for good horseshoer and general
blacksmith; goodwill and tools included Call at
Central ave- and San Leandro road, Oakland.
DOR SALE-GOOD PAYING GROCERY AND
y bar, wood and coal, hay and grain at sacrifice.
Call Fifteenth and Guerrero sts.
SALooN FOR SALE. APPLY BROADWAY
- brewery.
DARTNER WANTED; VERY PROFITABLE
l. enterprise; splendid opportunity. NJ. Box 20,
Call Office.
O1H00 HALFCAsH, BALANCE INSTALL
right man can easily increase It 10 $500 or more
Inquire CURTIS d BOWLEY, 81 second floor,
Mills building.
drOUU. rooms furnished; $ls rent. 34I1A
Fifth st.
DOR SALE-CROCKERY-ST AND FIX
Il tures cheap rent. 12S0A Pacific st.
REsTAURANT; FINE LOCATION ON MAR
LII ket ST.; man and wife with small capital or
partners; living-rooms. Apply this office.
DOR SALE-GOOD INSIDE ROUTE ON THIS
Il paper. Apply 1404 Ellis st.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE; BEST PAYING
-Ifl livery stable in town; so boarders % livery
horses; hacks, buggies etc.; centrally located:
low rent; this is fine opportunity to get good
business sc a bargain; principals only. Address
p. B.. box 1871 this office.
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DIED.

DIED.
Aubry, Catherine Hanifen, Dennis
Boyd, James A. Hegeman Louise II,
Carter, William III. Hansell, Sarah NJ.
Carter, Joseph II. Kofod, Hans Peter
Carroll, James Marshall, Henrietta T.
Callahan, Patrick Marsh Annie r.
Cobleigh, John L. MoOrhead Robert
Dwyer, Lawrence Norton, Malachi ].
Dickey. Amelia Olsen, John
De Lamater, Marvin H Orr, Phoebe
Dunbar, Emily ]. O'Bren, John L.
Duncan, Annie NJ. Pulen, Mrs. Charitp
Donovan, George NJ. Quigley. Ann
Fletcher Henry RebstOck, Adolph
Gallagher, Mrs. Charles Jordan, Maud A.
Gallagher, Mrs. Annie Kellerman, Isaac s.
AUBRY-In this city, June IL. 1895, at 143 Chat
tanooga street, Catherine. beloved wife of Francis
Q; Aubry, and mother of Mrs. John B. Martin,
Charles p. Stanley and Charles B. and Edmond
Z. Aubry, a native OF England, aged "A years IL
months and 3 days.
BoYD-In this city, June II, 1895 James A.,
dearly beloved and only son Of John and Mary L
Boyd and brother of Mrs. Jennie A. Penny, a
native OF San Francisco aged 81 years months
a@ Notice of funeral hereafter
CARTER-In this city, June 16, 1895, Joseph
Henry. beloved son of John Carter and brother
of James Il. Carter, a native of San Francisco
aged 80 wears month and 81 days.
Be Friends and acquaintance and members
respectfully invited to attend the funeral This
DAY DAY STuesday1, at 2 o'clock P; NJ, from the
Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
CARTER-In this city, June le, 1895, William
Harry beloved father of William, Harry and
Eddie Carter, Mrs. William J. Hensley and Mrs
Thomas Dgnan, native of Warrentown Va
aged SO years. -
nTFriends ana acquaintances are respect
fuly invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Tuesday), at o'clock p. NJ from the under
taking parors of Charles ]. b. Metzler, 63e
washington street. Interment l. o. o. F. Gene
terry.
CARROLL-An anniversary requiem mass will be
osered up for the repose Of the soul of the late
James CARROLL TOMORROW "wednesday, at
O'Clock A. NJ. at ST. Marys Cathedral. Friends
are requested to attend.
LAHAN-In this city, June II, 1895 Patrick
beloved husband of Della Callahan, and father OF
John and Michael Callahan. a native of the parish
or Butteryant; County Cork. Ireland, aged So
H3-Friends and acquaintance are respect-
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pJOO 1OOx12O; LOT 6, BLOCK 81, UNI
I'D 1OO. versity Homestead Association. CHAS.
e. FISHER. h07 California ST
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Licenses to marry were granted yesterday as
follows:
Thomas A. Ley and Jennie Davis, 1862.
Peter Larnold and Maria V. Harrington, 24-22.
Ole Bye and Lizzie Ganglo?, 1878.
Leon Courtel and Amelia Bonly, 1928.
s. w. MeGavran and Mary f. Manning, 27-2O.
w. r. Bremen and Mary +. Brown 4S-43.
Matthew. III. Ryan and Alice c. Mcbride 1926.
G. s. Buchocevich and A. Turce novich, 27-26.
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DIVORCES GRANTED.

Mary Mcbride from Dennis Mcbride, for cruelty
by Judge Hebbard. Plaintiff allowed $25 month
alimony.
Julia Morgan from 81. s. Morgan, for neglect by
Judge Trout. Custody of Child awarded to plain
tiff
N. e. Murray from John e. Murray, for neglect,
by judge Trout
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CTABLE OF 10 STALLS TO LET. 231 ASH
- ave, near Franklin st.
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OAKLAND STORES TO LET.

OAKLAND STORES TO LET.
TO LET
IN OAKLAND.
Two stores, may be used jointly or separately,
choicest location already fitted up for dry goods,
furnishing, millinery such lines.
Inquire 11O5 Broadway Oakland.
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sUrRo Am scorr
san irRncisco's Mayor InduIgca Ia
nirnnE LnnEmnEs.

aan fTnncisco'a Mayor InduIgea Ia
strong Language.
SAS FRANCISCO, Ca, Feb. Hard
nsmes and bitter denunclations created
an exciting scene at meeting VI tho
board OF ifcehDldeTs THIS a ttnOIn.
MuyJf Adulph 6utro addressed the
board, clnimug that tho setting aside
OF certain streets ~ b0ulevarIs WAS a
part OF tau Southern PAcifc's plan 10
block tho COM t'uotion OF his road 10
tao Clll house. While he was speak.
INK Irving NJ. Scott, head Of the
Uuion Iron works, aud chairman Of
the ir'chOlderh' committee, which had
reserved the stroets as boulevards, en-
tered. SutrO denounced him, sco.t
responding that Sutro was really IN
league with the Southern Pacific him.
self, although ostensiuly OPPOSED.
you are a hifoliug OF the Southern
faoilc," shouted sutrO, Angrily.
Scott shouted, "YOu are liar,U To
which the mayor replied at tho tor OF
Ills voice, "lOu aru lying dog, aud "A
southern Pacific hifuling."
"Aud you are miserable flunkey
youtueli" shouted Scott, SHAKING his
nst under the nose Of tho mayor Of San
Ffancltcc. The men spraug ut each
other. All was wild cOufIslon and the
two elderly gentlemen were with aim.
Guilty kept apart. After "a long sttug.
gle they were quieIoi AMI SutTo apollo
glzed.
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rmE NNw LoAN.
Foreign nanIors wni Probably Pur-
niah the gutd.

Foreign nankors VIII Probably Fur.
niah the Gold.
NEW YoWS, Feb. 4.-The Iress o..
morrow Will -ay: On reliable author.
ity the Treas h able b announce that
tho new bond issue viii he taken ar
by syndicate composed OF American
aud foreign bankere. The issue Will
be at least slOD,OODOO a. tho govern
mont 20, aud may be more. Tue de.
lay ls undout Iod 10 be dno TO the
exact figures at which they will DO
soli.
The nen who will unIorwrlte the
new issue, according 20 the best In.
formation VI Wall street, are the
lsjlhuchllds, represented hero by
August Belmont; j. Pirrrepont Nor
gan, anu several prominent local
huanoiers, who are heads Of big mon.
eyed Institutions In the city.
several important ltCtlB have COM
ti0utei TO bringing the local fuat-
cirrs Into tho deal In tho first place
neither the MDfgAus nor Belmont
have much gold here, and hence
would have 10 draw on tho banks, 20
ihnt the lat it would have b figure In
the transaction In that way. In the
next plhce the RJthschilds, 60 IL Ia
stated, ateJust A. anxious to nave the
local mOneyed men In the deal hs the
latter are anxious ~ be- themselves.
Tue frcSi also learns from a trust.
worthy source that there will be an
opportunity given q the public 10
make bid on the new bonds. Inside
advices are that the local nnauciefs
will take about SiJ,0uO,OJO Of the new
loan and that the remainder will 70 to
foreign houses,
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no UIng murder Un,eT

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. AT the Hay.
watd murder trial today, ex-Deputy
Coroner NIppert resumed the stand
anu was oroHs-eNaminou by MI Erwin.
The morning was spent la technical
recital OF the condition In which Miss
dlng's body was found ut the autopsy.
The questioning OF the defense ~
peafeI 20 DO toward establishing that
Miss Cling died from the blows on her
skull which produced those fraoturrs
ana that the SHOT which penetrated
her akull, while necessarily OF fatal
character, was fired to hasten the end
or 10 divert suspicion from the actual
conditions surrounding the crime.
rms would tend to show that Buxt
has, from the etarl, made falao statc-
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PLACED UNDER AnREsr.
Jack smiih, Cripple crock war
"Cnptnin.u


GUNEIsON, Colo, Feb. 4.-Jaos
Smith, alias General Jackson, allaa
Mason, the leader ana captain OF the
Bun HUI Ininers dutlES tno Ciippl5
Creek war, Las been placed under
arcs, here. Smith has successiullv
evaded officers since theu, but wss
taken wholly unRwafes while playIT,
"A game OF crib, IN "a saloon here.
He came 10 this city Thursday in
company with two other msu, one an
ex'cOnvict aud eEpegtvi q tsmain
here ana about the gulI Gamma NUN
sp,ing. Deputy Sheriff Riley passed
smith on the street yesterday ami
recognized him ut once, havlag fnown
him several years Mt Aaper. When
arrested Smith was heavily armed.
Smith acknowledged being the
leader ,t TOO miners aud saws he h
afraid OF teing lynohod at CoIorAdo
Syringe. Smith 10 a tough ohataotrr
and IN the early days Of Gunnhon H.
with others, rOde through tue atT.eis.
and with Winohegters, terrified tb'
whole population. He shot one limo
cent man Ia the thigh, flr which he
received i've yrafs' sentence In the
pen, 1t 10 understood large reward
Ia oiisrsd for his capture.
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Mattox the stenographor'a notes Of the
testimony In the fret trial were used,
10 tho defendant could not be- confront.
OF by the Witnessed against him, laying
down a General proposition that the
Consultation did not enttIe mau tried
ior crime 60 demand 10 TO confronted
by his Witnesses more than once. jus
tees Shirae, Gray and White disaented
on the first rRrt, holding that It was
competent 20 impeach the testimony OF
deceased wltntal.
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sUPnEnE couHr DrcIsIoN.


A 30 tho Testimony OF Dead wiz.
nsanus.
WAsHGNGToN, Feb. 4.-The Supreme
Court IA THIS care Of Clyde MhuOx, ap.
pehlrd from the circuit court Of kansas,
today decided that In cases where !
w.thesn had died between a firt and
second trial, his testimony cannot be
iinpenched by tho Introduction OF wit.
nossca to prove that after giving his
testimony no had stated that no had
sworn TO what was not true. The de.
cihlon recognized tho fact that inlusgioe
was liable 10 be done the de'ondant In
such case, but said that II the oppo.
site course should bB puroued aud the
testimony Of impeaohed Witnesses adj
United there were equal chances OF
Injustice 10 the prosecution.
Tho court Therefore refused TO grant
writ Of error on this complaint, on
the ground that At the second trial OF
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lived In one room over a stable at 70l
Brooklyn avenue. No Jne suspect %
that the Hobart woman had Guy
money, 40 she lived plainly aud dressed
none too well. The men MAJ evideni-
" planned their Il ghI fora Ing time.
They had rUpthtu ily tiuuehui her
with liquor and once they went 81 f,t
az 20 administer q drug, but 10 faiIra
In the desired effect. they finally
awaited a time when ahe was uhteut
and stole the calico dress In which the
hordcd gold WAS kent. Selmer and
Mckenzie are supposed 10 nave como
TO Chicago. Two years ago while Ia
Chicago Miss Hobart picked up Sci.
mor street iakir, and shortly before
Christmas they came 10 Kansas CITY.
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War on Vice In omnI,n,

OMAHA, Nvb., Feb. IA crusnds OF
acharEcier similar 10 the New YORK
affair IA threatened Ia Omaha. IL II
directed by Rev. Alexander +. Irving,
New fofii, who claims 10 have been
Que Of Pntkhurs's most active lieuten.
ants. The grand jury convened today,
aud the reiormefH have had many
prominent Tcfufmors subj Unaed. Ouo
result IL already noticed IA the absn.
doned women scattering from tho pre-
uorlbed limila previously observed all
over the city.
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KANSAS CRY, Feb. DIN 40 insut-
ance cAte lust decided NY the Circuit
Court Of Appeals, death by suicide is
declared TO be cause Jf not paying "A
Masonic policy.
The court reversed the decision o.
the johnson county circuit court
which gave Mrs. Nnnnio n. Sparks
judgment OF $1,000 against the Knight
IcmpIars anu Masons' Lnti Indemnity
company.
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PUEBLO, Colo, ,Fep. 1.-The Western
express on the Atohlson, Topeka d
Santa Fe railroad, train No. /, bound
for Colorado aud California, was held
up one mile west OF Sylvia, Reno
county, kau8ns, NJ 1928 O'Clock to-
night by four masked men, who sig
nailed DANGER Two OF tue robbers
covered the engineer aud nremon anu
two went 10 the coaches anu made
the passengers give up all thUir valu.
Rblts.
Conductor McGrhlh ran his train
back 10 Sylvia aud gave the alatm,anc
Sheriff Patton was on the train with %
posse In "a low minutes. The men are
believed to be- momborB OF the Stafford
gang,