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Evening journal., 1895-11-19
To Be Married In st. Johns.

St. PAu's Roman Catholic Church will
he the scene of e pretty wedding on
Wednesday November % Misa sarah
Mulrooney OF Chestnut and Van Buren,
streets will be the bride and Harry
Murray. formerly of Philadelphia. now
with 2 Blumenthsl and Company, will
be the groom The bride will b. attended
by Miss Sarah Here and John Murray
will support the groom, his bro, her.
A wedding breakfast will follow at the
new home Of bride snd groom, after
which they will go on wedding trip
north.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
DIED

BIRNIE.-On November Il. 1895, Robert w.
Birnie. aged % yelr5
COLLINS. I'm November 10, 1895, Henry
o. Collins.
DOWNEY.- November 10, 1895, E'eanor
Armstrong. infant daughter Of William j..
and Sarah Downey.
GREGG.-On November H. 1855, Mary, wife
of Nelson Gregg.
SPARKS In this city, November lD, 1890,
Mrs. Rebecca J Sparks, widow or Dodo
Sparfe
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
seIiins in Bioci1s of Five.

Sheriff Glllls hiss FIVE sales on for this
afternoon Samuel A Cook. Susan
Cook, Alexander Boyd, Emma M Bseson
and Miriam, John B William L. and
Clara V Murphey are the unfortunates
Eho have been unable to meet their
obligations
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
& Hill
600, COZ, 900 Market st.
nnrcninaln underusa1i

The largest and best assortment Of
Underwear In the city at the lowest prices
at Ross's, 80 Market street. The best
values for the price ever cn-redi II ad
quarters for Working Gloves
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
rOrmer WILMINGTON Pa.tor.

Rev. james F Marshall, a former
pastor OF Presbyterian Church in this
city. is achieving much success as pastor
OF the Warner IMMORTAL Presby terisn
Church at KensiDgton, a suburb OF
Washington A a recent meeting Of the
Presbyterian Ministers Association he
was elected secretary OF that body.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
Married at Washington.

The marriage has been announced Of
Miss Annie M Lsuk Navarro, Of this
city. and Alexander Foster of Mobile.
Alabama The ceremony took place on
November Q and WAS performed by Father
Dillon, at Washington
Evening journal., 1895-11-19

Mrs. Rash-"How do you manage 20 set
your cook up so earlyf" Mrs. Dash Well I
hunted upa young AMI good looking milk
man aud hired him to come et 8 O'Clock -
Louilville Courier journal.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19

ONCE Seventh and Hing. Phone B45.
Il. 4. Sergesnt dealer IN coal and wood
EaB-Largs nsA coal for family uss "a 90
IL Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19

It is estimated that this service will
cost from $500 to 81 900 and It win be
seen by the above list that nesrly one-hslf
OF the larger amount has already been
subscribed.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
raE sal DAY l OF OF NOVEMBER, 1905.


nc 2 O'Clock u. n.,
the following described real estate, yiz; Al
that certain lnt or piece Of land. am tne prick
thereon erected, situate IN tie Guy
OF Wilmington Aforesaid, bounded anu ue
fcribed as follows, TO wit; beginnine ~
noint on the eaHterly side OF AArket stree. ~
a stake thlrty-twO feet from the inuule
OF the s9utherly gable end Wal OF
the brick house now or formerN ~
john Is. Lewis; thence easterly. parallel WITH
Seventh street 10 the middle dlstancs ilhe,
thencs uortherly herewith fourteen feet 20
an erley. thence westerly along said alley 20
tha westerly side Of an alley running
pqrailel with Market straet and along with
said alley eirhteru feet 10 said land now, or
f0rmeriv oi John b. Lewis; thence thefowlin
westerly pa sing through the wall aforesaid
10 Market street and thence TO the place on
beginning. thirty-two feet be the contents
thereof what they mty. ,,.,.
peirr the aama lauds and premises Whlch
BENJAMIN Chandler and wife by their ,hoen, l.l,
tura dated January dlst. A. d., leoo nhu
recorded IN the once Tor the fec1rulne ~ -
deeds, III q. in aud for new Castle county
Aforesaid in Deed Record W, volume . b,ke
go did grant md conhrm unto The HHlu VII
liam Ne crnll IN Zee. a.. ..,,,
seixed and taken In execution as me ,fiop
erty OF Sarah Mccall executriN or ~, & ~
Mccall. deceased, and sarah - MccRst a. ,rsi sui
yiving mOTfgspor. and Mary ~ mclcaiiii'
Richard III. Mccall and flurenciO Y. McShh
ttrre tenants and 10 be sold hy -
PAUL GILllS, Sheriff,
Sherin's office. Wilmington, Del.
NOyfmOerN d. 1885
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
BANFINa AND ~ ANuiAA.
SURETY ON BONDS.
AMERICAN SURETY co,
OF NEW YORK.
NO. 9O2 MARKET ST.
This Company Does a
Surety Business Only.
CAPITAL. .ss OO0OOO. SURPLUS. $4,000.

CAPITAL. g.. 100000. SURPLUS. 81, $4,000.
WILMINGTON BOARD OF DIRECTORS
jas. p. Winchester, Henry A. DUPONT,
James IA. Wilson, Lewis q. Nandegrift,
James MeRary, Hugh =. bfowne.
The American Surety Company furnishes
bonds for executors, administrators, trustees,
receivers. guar ianH aesignces and Tor other
nduciaries, Internal revenue bonds. repleNin
bonds. etc. executed. Contract bonds FUR
niehed.
Corporate suretyship supersedes private
bOndencn, because;
lst II relieves those who are asked 20 be
suretes from doing 70 10 their own discomfort
and loss.
2d lt relieves those who are required TO
give bonds from being under obligations 10
any one.
8. It is never abandonded for the olo
method when once it has been tried.
W. L. TRENHOLAf, President.
HENRY ID. LYMAN, Nice-President.
WILLIAM ~. kEYES. Secretary,
HENRY q. WILCOX, Solicitor.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
ITEMS OF IN EaEsr.

Weary Walk er--"say. mister gimme a
.lme9n lignifsd Wayfsrer-~Oive you a
lmel think you are more In heed of man
Iers than money" Weary .Nalker-"Wen
struck yer fer what 1 thour8t yer bad most
1. ."-Harper's Bazar.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19

al was troubled with dyspepsia aud wsA In
such . condition that 1 could not walk. nave
now used four bottles of Hood'a harsaparilla
sno am perfectly cured" P.P. Gaulin, ll29
Railroad avenue. Wilmi gt0n. Del.
H0o4's Pills cure indlgcston-
Evening journal., 1895-11-19

All communications intended for insertion
n this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications should be written Oh one side of
he paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19

When ordering Cocoa and Chocolates
be sure you ask for Huyler's.
They have no superior.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19

rNILMuyGrON AND NORTHERT nAIl.
w ROAD. Tine tabla IA oiieoi Sept. "a
Ec1.
Trains leave Wilmingtop. French streg
1tEtton, for y. g. o. Junction, Mon'cnanin.
N.tn eorthur. 0uyencourt. Granoaue, JONl1tt,
r1addni FOrd Junction, P0cOne0u, Weai
Chester, Emhreaviue, MOrtonvile, Ooetet.
viilo aild Intermediate stations, dsilg, except
aunf ~, ~ di n 10, ] tf, tfb rod % 10
Sunday only AZ DO o ui ] 51 ami fu5 q m,
E0r Nayneehurg Junction, hpangnQio sNc
f1terInediat0 stations, daily, except Sunday
~ 1856 am. t5 and O5 2 n. Sundays only NJ
10 m: / 56 and l5 p ~
For Joanna, Rlrdshoro, Heading and inici
r1ediate stations, daily, eKcept Sunday, AZ
81 & "a and 7 b6 , 10. Sunday only 90 iu a ~
A. G. WcCAUSIiAND, sauerintendnnt.
ROVVNHSS RRfGGS. t4sp- Passenger AGENT
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
sHERIrF's SALE.

Se4FRTrFis sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- ,vrit of Lsvari Facias. % me directed.
viii be exposed az puJlic sale At the Court
Hon q. on Me-ket street betweer Tenth anu
Eleventh streets. In the CITY OF Hnhins'o"' =
New Castle county. delaware.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19
JOLLY SURPRISE PARTY
Coming Wedding in St. Paurs
Roman Catholic Church.
OTHER INTERESTING EVENTS

Personal Nsus of Wilmington Folk,
Where They Have Been OF Where They
Are GoiDK-A Former Wilmington
Minister who Is Achieving succ ess in
Washington.
Evening journal., 1895-11-19

nAnrrNa ANp rINANoIAL.
The herald., 1895-01-05

engagements in this city. The partner,
he said, was Frank Conway. otherwise
known as ''Inwa Whitnsy.' or "Oaio
Fatty" The officers searched all night
and found no clue. Yesterday it wss
learned they had gone out OF the city.
THE TWO SUSPECTED.
The news OF the bank robbery was no
more than received in this city. whep
the officers suspected the two men
whom Morris had informed against.
Officers were cent from both the
sherif'a Office and the police department.
in search of tha robbers. 1t was at once
suspected that they we're headed for this
city, and every avenue of enhance was
guarded by deputy sheriffs and de.
tectives.
About O'Clock word was sent to this
city that two suspicious characters bad
boarded the train at Spadrs, three miles
this side of Pomona, for Los Angeles.
The dispatch further stated that the
officers at that place rofused to arrest
The herald., 1895-01-05

and fortunately succeeded in catching
the secret OF the combination from the
mufflsd tones whicb reached him from
the dark interior OF the vault.
THE RoBBER's APPEARANCE.
As soon "a released Fred Stamm de.
scribed the appearance of his unwel-
come visitors. The larger man OF the
two is toll, closely approaching six feet,
and appeared to be little over middle
aye. He had short growth OF black
hair on his face.
The other man was ahors, with a
stubby red moustache.
THE MONEY SECURED.
The amount OF money secured by the
robbers is bstwoen $4,000 and $500i, and
with this they walked off to o buggy
conveniently near the office. They were
observed getting into their vehicle and
driving down ths avsnus towards Rim
con.
On meeting J. Lanc;ng Lane OF Rim
con they Left the road, striking westward
for Chino. but it was discovered later
on that they again took southerly di-
rection, probably endeavoring to reach
the Santa Ana PASS.
THE HoReE HIRED IN POMONA
This afternoon intelligence reached
Ontario that tho horse and buggy wore
The herald., 1895-01-05
PREsIDENr sTAxrM.

The Head OF the Robbed Bank 0ives
His stat~msnt
Yesterday morning ct IL :45 o'clock
the employees in the Southern Pacific
ticket office. at Second and Spring
streets. were startled BY hearing their
telegraph operator suddenly exclaim:
"The Ontario bank has been robbed"
Additional news was rapidly fashed
into the Office by E. T. McNsill. the
Ontario agent. and soon all we're in pos-
session of the bare facts.
AHERALD representative dropped into
the Office and on to tho news. Ho
learned additionally that G. T. Stamm.
the president Of the bank, was in this
city.
Mr.. Stsmm WAS found ct the corn or Of
Firsf and Spring streets about O'Clock
and up to that time know nothing Of
the robbery. He was very much shocked
at the news and Immediately started
with the reporter for the Southern
Pacific Office to find II any additional
facts had been received. Nothing new
was learned when he arrived there and
he decided to wire for full description
OF the robbers and other details. Those
in the Office learning OF his desire.
placed thsir own private wire at bis die.
posal and P. H. Springer, the Southern
Pacific contracting agent. at oncs called
up Ontario.
AT laat, however. at ! 80 o'clock the
following message was received: Do
ecription of men-One, medium hoight.
about feet II inches. black hair, short
growth OF beard; other. rod hair, short
mustache. about 5 feet 7 inches in
height. They got between $4,000 and
$4,000 in gold, currency and coin. Men
left in the direction Of Chino. driving .
new buggy and bay horse. Al sure
rounding towns notified By telegraph
Mr.. Stamm, accompanied by his wills,
left Oatario on the 80 morning train
having important business 10 attend s.
in this city. He stated that hiz son
Fred, in connection with himsoll. WAS
the only person engaged IL the baak,
and that consequently in bis absence
bis con would be alone. He waz aloo
loontinued on fourth ppge.1
The herald., 1895-01-05
A GR|PSACK
FILLED WITH
GOOD COIN,
The Robbery of. the Ontario
State Bank.
Cashier Stamm Locked in the
Vanlt.
SEVERAL MEN ARRESTED.
Details of an AdrOitly Executed
Crime.
A Resident OF Ontario Badly Hurt
by tho Robb s--N'ports
OF Various Gap
lures.
SEVERAL MEN ARRESTED.
Details of an Adroitly Executed
Crime.

A most adroitly planned and success-
fully conducted hank robbery occurred
yesterday morning at Oatario.' The
affair was characterized by n boldness
horn OF desperation, but despite the
| skill shown by the robbers. it was but a
few hours before those believed 10 be
the perpetrators vera under arrest.
This hsndita secured between $1,000
and 5000. assaulted severely Mr.. 4. P.
Sibley, and locked Caahier Fred Stamm
in the vault.
Two men whom the police believe to
be the robbsrs wers arrested last night
and are in the CITY Jail this morning.
Their names are Edward Steadman and
Frank Conway.
Two other suspects are reported to
have been arrested at Riverside. and two
man answsring tina robbers' description
were said TO have passed through Olive,
nsar Santa Ana, last evening.
The com plete details OF the crime will
be found beloH:
The herald., 1895-01-05

hired Yesterday in Pomona for an in
specting tour of Ontario's beautiful or
ange groves. On their rotusn to Po-
mona the travellers told how much they
admired the model colony. and again
hired the rig this morning to survey the
town they so much admired. Groups
of hunters have come in this afternoon
without having caught sight OF the
robbare.
The herald., 1895-01-05
TWO MEN ARRESTED.

Tho Police Thiuk Thsy Have tho Rob-
bers In Custody.
The police last evening arrested two men
men VI hom thsy believe to be the robbers
the Ontario bank. While some of this
evidence ia strong against the prisoners,
nothing definite can be known as to their
guilt or innocence until the arrival this
morning OF Cashier Stamm. II the men
are realty the robbers Mr.. Stamm will
quickly identity them.
The story Of the arrest is q curious one.
The herald., 1895-01-05

the mon without a warrant, and ths,
detectives be cent out to meet incoming
Southern Pacific train No AZ, on which
the men had taken passage.
THE ARREST IN THE CAR.
Chief Glass dispatched Detectives Au-
BILE. Goodman and Hawley and Officers
Lennon and Arguello to assist in appre-
hending the men. Detectivs Bowler, of
the Southern Pacific company. was also
member OF ths party. Lennon and
Argusllo wore stationed at the Naud
depot. willie the oihsr officers boarded
an outgoing train and met train AZ at
the switch near East Los Angeles park.
They went into tho smoking car. aud
about the fret two men thoy aaW were
The herald., 1895-01-05

gele.. To his great surprise, he says
he ran acrons Steadman ths fourth day
after his arrival. Heawaited his opPor'
tunity. 1t camo at last. Three nights
ago he followed biu alleged burglar
friend to O certain place in this city and
sayu he saw him attempt to enter.
ProitinR by bis knowledge, Nor"
ris went at ones TO police
detective and gave him the whole
story as above outlined. He told how
Steadman had convicted him in tue
eaat; how ho, Steadmsn, had been
wounded in Kansas City whilo ommit'
ting burglary, and under what cIrcum-
stances they both left. Morris prom
ised the officers to do everything in his
power to apprehsnd Stendman, who was
known as one of the cleverest OF burg-
lars.
''oHto" FATTY.
Those statements were given tho de-
tectivea Thursday night, all OF which
was consumed in search for the fel-
low. Morris went with the officern, ano
they waited all places where they
were likely to be found. Finally tho
informant, who himeelf ia no spring
chicken in crime, unburdened himself
more fully, and said that Stsadman had
q partner who was assisting him in his
The herald., 1895-01-05

Several years ago in an eastern city two
burglars were "psrds" in crime. One
was Tom Morris and the other Edward
steadman. A robbery was committed,
aud Morris, through the testimony OF
hia chum, he claims, was sent to the
penitentiary for four years. Steadman
went free.
Not long since Morris was released.
and as he had sworn vengeance against
his erstwhile associate. he decided to
always keep lookout for him. They
met once in Kansas. but Morris never
got the desired opportunity to have his
revenge on Steadman.
THE MEN MEEr HERE.
Last week Morris landed in Los An
The herald., 1895-01-05

steadman and Conway. The officers
were surprised, OF course. but quietly
told them they were under arrest.
whats this about ?" inquired Stead
man. calmly. Conway was more
nervous. and before the train reached
the city he became very excitabls. Hs
could not sit still, and as he was que,'
toned his face would take on . die
turbed and expectant look.
sTsADMAN's WATCH.
just before the train reached the
depot Stendman was noticed to tako y
watch from his pocket and dropis 'iowa
behind tho scat. Officer Argusllo sAw
the move and, after the prisoner got up.
took the watch from its hiding place.
1t afterward proved to be one that. the
police stste. WAS stolen in this city.
The cfliosrH took the men to the police
station and thoroughly searched them.
They answered in detail the description
given by the ex-convict, Morris, the
night before. name and all. What 10 ads
the identification more complete vere
tho bullet wounds of Steadman. He
also had a fresh wound in the lag.
Conway had burglars knife. uaed
for opening windows. and revolver.
and Steadman was also armed with Z
piatol. Both mon were dressed q
lnborers. Steadmap had $50 on hia per-
son and his partner had $25.
THE MEN QUEaTroNED.
An hour after the arrest. the alleged
robbers were taken into jail, previous to
which Chief Glass had an inteYviow
with them in his private Office. Stead
man would not say anything, but it ID
thought that Conway was inclined to b
talkative, and gave the Chief and the
officers tip" He is a jolly young
man, and wonId be just The person 10
commit himself. while his friend Il Of
exactly the opposite disposition.
CONWAY INTERVIEWED.
Soon after the men were removed to
jsil. and placed in sepsrste cells. ! re-
porter Of The HERALD had . talk with
them.
Steadman was first interviswed-that
10, seen, for he would not talk. A sort
OF smile played around the corners OF q
wide, misunderstanding mouth. Hia
face was cold and unshavsn. He is
feet II inohes in height and wsighe 2JJ
pounds.
When Conway was brought out from
his cell he greeted the reporter with
handshake. but said that be wasn't glad
to see him.
II met Stoadman q few weeks ago in
New Mexico" he said, "and came here
with him. / know nothing OF bis re-
ord. Az to the robbery-do look like
robbcr?" and smile overupread
the boyish face.
He said nothing further, excepting
that he had been to Pomona and that
he had no home. He is % years OF age.
8 feet inches in height. weighs 1876
pounds. haa blue eyes. light NOUS
tache and brown hair.
CASHIER sTAMM COMING.
Laat night Cashier Ssamm was tels-
phonsd for o description OF the men,
and the one he gives tallies almost ex-
sctly with che men under arrest. He
said that he would come in from Ontario
this morning to identity the men.
The police officers have no heaitnacy
in saying that they are the robbers, bat
this morning the matter will bc def
nitsly settled If Cashier Stamm's word
proves true that he can identity thsm on
sight.
II they should prove to be the thieves
the police detectives should be given
great credit for the capture.
The herald., 1895-01-05
To THE DEATH,

Fierce Duel Fought Botwssn italian
O1iosrs ON tho Frontier.
NICE, Jan. "A desperate duel was
fought between two Italian officers.
Tojani and Vergori. near the French
frontier. The fight lasted an hour. at
the expiration of which time Vsrgori
was killed BY cut in the right side Of
the neck which severed the carotid
artery. Tojani was 80 severely wounded
that he is not expected to survive the
night.
The herald., 1895-01-05

II you require medicines or prescrip-
ton filled any hour Of the night tele-
phone OFF & Vaughn, and whatever ia
wanted will be delivered to any part of
the city without additional charge.
Open all night. Phone 4el.
The herald., 1895-01-05
Tho Diphthsris Curs.

VIENNA, Jan. 4-Oficlal reports re-
ceived regarding the use OF anti-toxine
in Trieste and Czernowutz show Q large
decrease in mortality from diphtheria.
The reports advise that the remedy be
administered at the earliest possible
moment.
The herald., 1895-01-05
Az ON rAkIU.

Tho Story Of tho .kobbery .nrd tho As
.auIt Mr.. sibiey.
Special to The HERALD.
ONTARIO, Jan. 4.-The good citizens OF
Ontario were startled about noon today
at the news that two bold robbers had
gone into the Ontario State bank half
ar hour before and compelled the Cashier
to hand over all the gold in his posses
sion.
The news spread fast through the
town and every shotgun or rife within
reach was in the hands OF citizens who
were eager to pursue tho villsins who
had so audsciously raided the bank.
The robbers, owing to the quiet and
professional way in which they had
planned the attack. had q long start and
probably fast horses.
THE ROBBERY.
The bank is situated south of the
Southern Pacific railroad track, on
Euclid avenue. and its windows are OF
stained glass. 90 that passers-by cannot
see the interior OF the Office save whom
the door is open. The robbers took ad-
vantage OF this state OF affairs and
slipped quietly into the bank without
being observed by anyone on the stree t.
One Of them engaged the sole occupant
of the office, Fred Ssamm, tho cashier,
in conversation, while his pal covered
the surprised banker with . revolver,
and producing q gripsack ordered him
to fill it up with oil the gold in sight, OF
in the vault. His words were plain ant
pointed: "Chuck it all in this. You've
had 1t long enough"
MR.. slBLEY ATTACKED.
The next move OF the men after secur-
ing their plundsr was to throw the
cashier into the vault, lock the door on
him, and turn to fee. Juet 40 they
reached the door Of the Office, R. p.
Sibley, Of the canning factory entered
and received on his head blow from q
sandbag. This weapon burst ON coming
in contact with Mr.. Sibley. and It was
thrown aside for o more servioeable .
instrument, and he received q blow on
the head from . revolver In the hand of
one OF tho villains. This laid him out
unconscious, with an ugly wound which
tore off the the scalp and barred his
skull.
THE ALARM GIVEN.
After remaining in state OF stupor
for about half an hour, Mr.. Sibley
recovered sufficiently to stagger out of
the bank, leaving track of blood on
the way. He was observed by more
than one person as he emerged from the
bank and was taken to the Southern
Pacific hotel. where he received medical
care. The alarm thus given drew sew
eral citizens to the scene OF the robbery
aud immediate efforts were made to ex-
trcate the cashier from hie uncomfort-
able prison.
MR., STA1iM RELEASED.
Mr.. g. I. Stamn, president OF the
bank and father OF ths cashier, being in
Los Angeles. and no one in town having
the ombination OF the lock, Mr.. j. P.
Robertson, president o. the Cltizs na
bank, made an attempt to learn the
nun bera from the imprisoned cashier,
The herald., 1895-01-05

Order your suit early. d. A. Getsis
crowded for fine tailoring at moderate
prices. 112 West Third street.
The herald., 1895-01-05

Hollenbeck hotel Gale and grill room.
Eastern and California oysters on nhell.
The herald., 1895-01-05

Open all nieht, OF & vaughn's drug
store. corner Fourth and Spring streets.
Goods delivered at all hours OF the night.
The herald., 1895-01-05
MARRIAGE LICENs Es.

H. j. Bartels, Los Angeles. s....................3 3:
Maggie Preisendanz, Los Angeles. .............2t
v. klass, Los Angeles. 81
NJ e. Thorp, Los Angeles. ....................5 5;
The herald., 1895-01-05

Miners breakfast cocoa served Euro.
pean style OF Newbsrry's, Spring street.
All invited.
The herald., 1895-01-05

G. A. Summer 4 Co.'s auction Of lois !. ".
The herald., 1895-01-05

Redlands oranges .. Althouse Bres.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-02
Burglary on Third North.

Tho residence " MT. Jane. Morgan
on Third North betWesu second aud
Third West, was entered some time
during Tuesday, or Tuesday night,
,grsss being Effected by breaking tho
glass Ia tho door sud uufasttniug the
catch. II was hfst discovered by MT.
DAVID Rlss, VINO IL keeping an eye on
the house during tho absence OF MI
Morgan, who IL taking his summer
vacation ~ Totou, Idaho. The theory
is Ghat It Is tho work OF boys A. nothing
sppeAfe 10 DO taken, but drawers, etc,
are turned inside nut Ia thu search iu,
money. The thieves RECALLED them,
selves with several bottles Vt beer bu,
lrIt lot Of silverwafo anu olueI
yaluablss uumulusIcj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-02

Tho following s.alomcnt Of the salaries
paid iho teachers a. tho various schools
Will give Nu idea ~ the relative Co.'S u
iuslu aiming each one.