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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

A WONDERFUL BoY.-A boy globe
tro,teF is coming towards Albany. lie
was At Roseburs yesterday and the Plain
dealer says: Richard Vincent the wos ID
renowned globe-irosief, generally known
ss the Morning Star" name given
him on shipb0zrd on his frs, trip across
the Atlantic because he always laid in
bed Till noon, l. at the Van Houten to-
day. He 10 on tsis way 20 New York 20
publish book which he has written
during his trip around The world without
even - much as nickel ia has purse-
he started from New York about tao
ycars ago at the aye b e years, and has
visited nearly every country on the fAc,-
OF the globe, always travelling flrsi-elAss
and putting up ~ tsgSt-csasE hotels. To
accomplish this he has had 10 draw ex-
sensiveiy on his immaculate gall and al
ways carry lis nerve 81 halt-ccck. Bot
he has made the rifle, and numbers
among his friends nearly all the crozns d
heads Of the countries he has visited. be-
sides hundreds OF less important person
ages, such n steamship and railroad
magnasec, who furnished him transpor-
tatious on application, and all managers
OF hrst-ciass hotels whom he favored with
his patronage. lie carries = scrAp-bock
IN which are pasted the Press notices he
has received land they are legion, and
the autographs OF the various govern
Dsnt officials whom he called upon while
on has travels. lie speaks eight Ian
guases more or less aurnily. and in the
use Of 20 many different tongues has az
qrired decided foreign accent, which
makes il little difficult, 10 believe that
be ie what heclaims 10 ts-a native horn
American OF American p2reniage. For a
boy OF u he has seen considerable Of the
world and his book viii probably be
worth the reading.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
New Time Card.

F1lloainz Is tie asw tim,c carl 9sth
Albany Street Railway:
be car will leave corner Of First and
v ashingtDn streets az foilozs:
40 a. ~. i9E morning overland train.
go . - Lebanon train.
p i" =" Yaqaina trsin
300 noon, train going south.
lzsS5 p. M, koseburg train north bsund
and Etst bound Yaquioa train.
| :05 p. N :, o. c. u e. train, east l.,E ID.
400 - Lebanon train.
Ii .35 Overland train going socfn.
400 " Orph ans Home.
The Car will aise meet all incoming trains
on both tbe Southern PzciSc and . {. e.
Z. railroads. G. g. BURxHAET,
Secretary
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
FRIDAY
Walter Sawyer Hobbs.


In the death OF Mr.. Walter Sawyer
Hoebs, great grief has fallen upon a
large circle Of friends. He died In Gam
den, Saturday, 0ci. 10Th, At the age OF
thirty-four years and few months. He
| was the youngest son OF Mr. and Mrs. q.
F. Hobbs, who have lived foe the last
fes years in New York, but are among
the old and most highly respected fami-
lies OF this place-Mr. Hobbs having
been one OF Camden's bonored and sue
cesstni business men. He was also q
brother OF Nr George Hobbs. prominent
In business circles of New York. In his
young manhood Walter s., was engaged
IN the shoe business in Boston, being
associated with the well known house OF
Putnam & jenkins. Here he remained
for six years, asd then became travelling
salesman for a large boot and shoe firm
oi the same city. and travelled extens-
lively in the south and vest. Tie contin-
ned in this employ for another sx years,
and resigned his position in order TO
make hcme for himself in the far west.
Seven years ago he bought a ranch near
the entetprising and growing city OF
Albany, 0segon. He began work at once,
setting out fruit trees with his own
hands, and succeeded in making a beau
tiful and attractive Place Of residence.
In September, 1898, he was married TO
Miss ttcorgia-iaugh:er of Mrs. Sarah
Haskell, Il young lady OF many accom-
plishmeats aud highest worth, a teacher
in the public schools OF our town, and
they Immediately went TO their home in
the sesi. Here, as everywhere, he sur
rounded himself with many friends
Possessing frank aud generous nature
he Was deserve1iy and uniformly popu-
lar; friendly 10 all, he vas the friend Of
all. and his absence viii be sadly felt
wherever be was known. Sometime in
January last, he was taken sick, and zi-
ter = ie~ months. came eas. 10 the home
OF his hoyitooi. EopinA that the change
would be beneficial and lead 10 recovery.
Ali sas done that could be done, moth
ing that hove could prompt and means
NJ last, and surrounded by wife, mother
and father. he quietly and painlessly fell
TO Sleep
blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake TO Weep"
The tnneral services occurred On Tues
day afternoon, from the residence ri Mrs
Haskell, and were very largely attended
they we're conducted By Rev. Fred ~.
Prebse pastor Of the Baptist church, as
sisted By Rev. L. d, Evans pastor OF the
Congregational church, and Rev. Henry
Jones. rector OF -. Thomas Episcopal
church. The floral tributes were num-
erors aud hczn;iitk. expressive OF the
very great esteem In which the young
man vas held. To the wife. TO the father
and mother, 10 the brother. and 20 the
many friends, the heartfelt sympathy OF
zli Is exiendei.-Camslen, Maine,
Herald.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

BsTrxR DRoP lT.-Thompsoa, the man
arrested recently on account OF the bo-
gus checks on the McNinnyille bank Civ
en- ]. w. Bently and Mrs. Ashby nearly
tvo years ago, who was discharged be-
cause the prosecuting attorney did not
wish 70 put the county TO the expense Of
bringing witnesses here from Yamhill
county. is in the city, and is threatening
to sue the city OF Albany for damages Tor
false Imprisonment. The beet thing Mr..
Thompson can do will be to drop the
matter, else the state will push tie
check case against him whatever il
eoefs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

mony congratulations were extended, n
sumptuous dinner was announced, and
heartily enjoyed by all the guests pres
ent. The happy couple received many
useful and handsome presents. Showers
OF rice followed them as they took their
departure on the p. m train for AL
bany, their future home Mr. and Mrs.
Elkins will be "at home" Nov. 5tll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

&&N SzSkS9X0
Both the method and res1lts wkca
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and scta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleenees the sys-
tenn edeotaslly, aisPels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hahitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs b the
only remedy of iss kind cyer pro-
dnced, pleasing 20 tho tssse snd o.
ceptable to the rsesooch, prompt IN
its action and trsiy beneficial in in
effects, prepared sniy from the moza
healthy and agreeable snbsssnces, is
many excellent qualities commend IL
to all and have saede Il the most
popular remedy Snevn.
Syrup Of Figs Is fer sale in 30
cent bottles ~ al lecling drug
gists. Any reliable arausiss vhs
may net have il On haaA win Pc
cure it promptly fsr any 80 who
wishes 20 Try it De not sssept ezy
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUp CO
sxE sExacisco, ckt.
Ae0isERiE. ~. Nm roRk ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.

We are here to please you. II every
thing is not o. X. XII, dly let US know
We are not selling at cost hut al moder
ate proiits. We can furnish yon any
thing in the harness line at lowest prices
See our line OF Is, 20 and 25 cent whips
PowER 4 Toni ISsoS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Wiz CLoeR--Ihrsogh respect for khe
memory Of Dr.. Irvine the business
ho1ses II the city vill eloss kondAy al
tsrnooa during the tsnefal services,
many OF them slrsedy having oppressed
. desire 70 do 80. The fuaeTs1 sermon
viii be prseched BY Rev. 7. ]. Wilson Of
Eugene who will be assisted by others In
the services
From to , o'clcsk the remains viii
lie in state ct the church where they
may be viewed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

ALL FoR 0kBoox.-An exchange says /:
Last Thursday long train of covered
wagons came slowly into Union from the
south. There we're IL wagons in the
train. and each one seemed 10 be filled
with people. ranging in age from the
little dimpled bsbs on the mother
breast to the hoary-haired grandfather,
approaching the sunset Of bis earthly
day. fhey.wers from the soui hwestern
part OF Nebraska, and had come all the
way TO Oregon in the wagons. On one
Of the wxgon-tops were the words: "All
for Oregon" When ask. whittier they
we're going they said they intended Il
stop In Grande Ronde.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
ALBANY INSURANCE kGENCY
Dealers an
Insurance.
Wheat
and Oats.

Us have had nsore t!sS.e1gh trairing IN
ali tne branches Of izxurzncs tzaz ary
sther agene IN Albany. and czz give <ou
E0re ceuusne Insurance fa< yoGr Eozsy
tass any other agent IL tia cisy.
District agents for tAs San. q Lsasson.
setablixhsi I7s0 A.D. Phoszix. CT Lca-
scn- A u. l1s2 aad .-CoztiEsztal. of
View Tn-k fhe oasE coEnrsny TsS9iaca
'Szs-sy Fund PolIcyz
L. SENDERS- K Co. Nxr=
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Dr.. wystt. Of Lyons. who was recent
iy peralysed, came to Albany today for
treatment
Mr.. Fred Fortmiller, Of Portland, was
in the city today 10 attend the Lyon and
Gslbraith wedding.
| A little boy came to the home OF Mr..
and ars. Jss Crouch Tuesday afternoon,
Oct. 20 and met With hearty welcome.
Mr. William Vance arrived home
Yesterday and Mise Lore today from
their trip 10 California and Colorado.
They came by way OF Portland.
The young peoples societies OF the
city savs Q social last night ct the ar
moYy. Games we're PLAYED ami lunch
Of apples and nuts parsnken Of. A big
lcrovd sttendsd.
The Camden, Maine Herald pays .
beautiful tribute TO Wslter Hobbs, re-
csutly Of this city, Who died at that
place on Oct. 10. The DEnocRAr will
publish il tomorrow.
Meesrs Csee & Peese, recently OF Cor
Wallis, have moved their outfit 10 this
city and willopen mp barber shot in the
front room OF Svsrverud * Simpson q
real estate Office in a few davs They
will shave for 10 cents and cut hair for II
csnts.-Eugene Guard. Mr.. Case is 9
! brother OF the Albany barber Of the ssmt
name.
Il J.L, Scott, the popular drummer, ID
} taking his family to Oakland, California
to spend the winter. They went to Cres
: veil today TO visit with relatives and
: tonight viii leave for their new home
/. They will probably return here mex
| spring TO reside and in the meantime
| Mr.. Scott will retain his headquarters il
Eugene.-Guard.
Il The Knights and ladies of the Macca
9 bees rendered DIR. and Mrs. J. L. Hill I
2 reception last evening IN honor o.
their silver wedding occurring then
!, The occasion YES happy one In ever,
respect. The members OF the lodges ex
: pressed their appreciation OF the heroe
9 Of the occasion by presenting them will
g beautiful silver fruit dish and spoon
II Mr.. J.S. Van Wiukle, the commander
made speech for the occasion. one ful
OF eloquence and feeling. During th
!: evening a program was presented con
q sisting OF colo by Mrs. Lam berson,
q duet by Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Sears, instru
mental music by Savage and Youns
n violin and guitar, q recitation bv Mn
ls Craw and solo by Mrs. Lee. A del
% cious lunch was served. DR.. and Mr.
Hill were given a complete surprise, n
n knowing of the nature OF the gstherin
= before then.
n Elkins-Johnston Wedding.
70 The following account OF the wedding
p referred TO yesterday, is given by on
OF the guests:
q The marriage OF Miss Mary Z. Johs
e ston, of Neff's Mills, pennsylvanio, |
< Mr. o. W. Elkins, OF this city, whic
occurred ut the residenss Of Rev. an
Mrs. s. Il. Meminger, in Ashland, o
r "Wednesday ct ] 80 p. M, WAS plsasai
4. event. The paYiors zero tastefully de
GRATED, beautiful wedding bell made
white chrysanthsmume was sppropI
us ately suspended over the couple an
o. over the bell the significant inscriptis
"Omnia vincit Amor Alter the ssr'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Hereafter all goods purchased of Julius
GradwhoI will bs delivered free of charge.
No one will be allowed TO undersell him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

DR.. q. w. Haston, physician and sur
geon, Albany Or. Calls answered prompt.
" in city or country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
University u sreesa.-lsss-lsse.

y Inc Gnety Oregon Eus.n ossrs tuition
oung men
furnish Their own linen Young provided
week 1oung women oesng board should
Aacneor Bachelor
courses following An
in
1on 10 diploma
y an Students holding diplomas
should address the II. L. Naxrexs Eueens.
catalogues and e.
Walton. Secretary, Eugene, Oregon. - : : "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Miss Badie Cohen came mp from Por~
land this noon.
Mr.. William Rslston left today on
trip 70 olex, where his son Lonner re-
sides and where he owns property.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody taxes some lsxstiye
msdioine to cicaH.- rl- system and keep ths
blood pure. Those wslo tske SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid OF powder1
get ali tne benefits Of q mild and pleasant
Laxative and tonic thst purIfes the blood
and strengthens tae waois system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR regulates the Liver. kssps II active
and healthy, and wi5en the Liver IS In
good condition you find yourself fres from
Malaria. Bliioasaess. Indigestion, Sick-
Headsche and Constipation, sad nd OF
that won out xad dsbi3tatsd fssilnx.
1hess are aIi caused by sluggish Live.
Good digestion sad frss3on froa stomach
tcubies viii only Be hsd Whsn the liver
Is properly at WORT IL troubled with any
Of thess complaints, Try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. 1hs King Of Liver Med
dnes, and BetfR than Pills.
~ETERY PACKAaE~
Has the z Stamp In red On wrspper.
J. h Zeilin e Co, Phua-, Pa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

/ was ssSering with stomach trouble,
aud procured bottle of Hoods Sarsapa.
siIla. II helped me so much that use
sor every aiiment,' r. K. Simpson,
aooseberry, Ore
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Tns Re pc WAr. Mr.. BE-. Ramp to-
day showed the DxxocAaT some prunes
dried and put up IN the Umpqua valley
ehat are remarkably fine. People desiring
90 so how prupes ought 10 be boxed and
put up for the market should call a. My
Ramps store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

II any OF our 0regonian friends have
ever seen better weather than October
has given us wo would be pleased to
hear from them. Eastern people would
imagine this to be spring time, when
compared with their snowstorms end
billiards..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

The Spokane Review says the Liver
pool market justifies 4 cents more for
wheat than is being paid in the north
west.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Dr.. AspIund vas fined $500. Got.cf
easy. Most men get the penitentiary for
. like eDce.
A Blackstone club is to be organized in
Albany tonight with the following mem
bers; I. A. Finch, q. Z. Hawkins w, G.
Campbell, Ned Carbon, A. Drum, Al
Freerksen, Jos. Citizens. Jos. Wright and
]. Y. Talt, all law Students.
The Linn county exhibit at the eSposi.
ton will bo pictured in next Sunday IS
big Oregoniad edition together with big
writeup Parties wishing no send cories
east can do so free by leasihg their ns,aes
with ). n. Steele.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
Cheap YWd Saving.

c-rs to hard tine. ]. \. Cocubs vii
av ro-es ehsAoer thza ever Mixed vOod
tvre N tv0. 5 crrss; ossk grab. t~iee. 81
csn.s: CAGE 10 tsc 80 scEss- SsHzss ecr5s %
ern..: I<<-oard. . CENTS uTde<s AeEs = w
T. Wor.eys graesrF sso-s all TeceIEe
prenps ssienuoa-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Soxs MsRioS Tax PAYFEs.-A. Bush
is Marion eeGniys hesvieet individual
tax psyer. He In ssseseed at si7e, 90,
Mr. Bush i. worth over 81, loo il il
claimed. I'll Ford psys the most taxes
Of any Salem lawyer, ca -, So. Judge
Boiee second, paying ca teaeS. Ex-
State Printer Baker made hay whse the
Gun ehone snd 10 seseeeed at els,ae0
which means thst he 10 worth probably
tso.oee. JH Albert psys On tSs,e36.
Breymen Broe. on sf0. 80, Judge Bur
nett On $3.50, Pete DfArcy On G,<45, g
9 Downing. ti3,s2s. Thoe KAY Wooisz
Mill. tts. .oue, Aniony Klein, 81 .6ia. Gov.
Lord, $500, o. j. senator Mcbride O
S,T25. The poreys have given the re-
ord only through the Ne.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Ur TIE SAxyIAs.-State LaRa AasAt
Davsnport has returned from HE trip
through the upper sansiAm regioo, ,vhers
he wss unable TO fnd sny land THAI
could be had for the state ousside the
limits Of the Cascade reserve, 90 be viii
he forced to wait until q strip On either
OF the railroad is thrown OPEN. which
doubtless will occur soon after congress
meets. Mr.. Davenport e&ye the indica-
tons all are that the Oregon Central q
Eastern railroad extension will proceed
next spring as early ss pxaible. New
ties and tmbeys are being gotten ont in
great numbers and there is an air oI
thrift. progress and hopefulnese smong
the people all along the line.-Ststesman.
M. and Mrs. G. L Young came IN
from Salem yesterday with q part oi
Mrs. Young's art collection.
On "Wednesday, October %, about ffty
members Of the Junior Society OF the
Albany Baptist church met NJ the home
of Miss Celia Pennington, their formel
superintendent, for surprise social, =:
she is about leaving them to he absent
during the winter. They wanted to chow
their appreciation OF her work for them
and concealed their plans 20 well that Il
was a surprise in the fullest sense. The,
passed merry evening with nueic
games, and a "foo,h-pick" lunch at tn,
close
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08

Below is . list Of premiums for the big
shrysanthemum show to come OF in few
weeks. Best white, yellow. red and pink,
Lot pre- MUM el 90 End 80 cts. Best miSe6
variety 1st prsminm ei.W End 7hcts. Rest
variety cut flowers lst premium 81 60 end
% cts A souvenir for the most artisticsl-
ly arranged 7. n. &. A. emblem will be
given.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
State Norma1 Schoo

Monmouth, Or. A training school for
teachers. Complete eight grade training
department and strong Professional and
Academic courses.
The Diploma of the school entities
one to teach in any county III the state
without further examination.
Board and Lodging, books and tu-
ition, e160 per year. Beautiful and
heal.hful 1ccation-no saloons. There il
eooddcmand for well trained teachers ;
there 10 IN over-eupply of unframed
teachers. Catalogue checrfully sent on
aprlicetion. Address
JsA. WAEE PL. CAMPBELL.
Secretary Presiden
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25
SHE RUNS THE STATE.

Wyoming's Acting Governor . Nineteen
year-old Girl.
Governor Richards of Wyoming, who
has been in st. Louis as an encampment
visitor, has lot allowed affairs of state
to worry him. He knows that every
thing is all right at home, for his 49,
year-old daughter is in charge, and she
sends a r~eassuring telegram every after
o Here is a specimen message:
CHEYENNE, Wy, July ALL quiet
at the statehouse. The Fourth is lively.
The children are all we'll"
At IN Of the afternoon luncheons at
the Jockey club Governor Richards said
that he had presumed upon his invita-
ton for himself and staff by bringing
his wife along.
1.-THE man who understands the fig
ure that ONE cut out our way would
not be surprised that I include Mrs.
Richards i'll my Interpretation Of the in
vitation," said the governor. ''In Wyo-
ming women are a power. My young
daughter, just out of college, is my pri-
vate secretary, and upon her devolves
all OF the routine responsibilities of the
Office. She knows all about the Office of
the executive; she prepares the most
important of state papers, and in my alb
sence she is in charge as completely as
it is possible for a secretary to be. -
st. Louis Republic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25
A STRIKE FOR EFFECT.

Rumors That the Marquette Range strik-
ers Hsvs Good Backing.
MARQUETTE, Mich, July 2h.-Anent
the strike now on. it is rumored, with
probably no possibility Of proof, that
the mine owners are in sympathy with
and are abetting the strikers. Most Of
the contracts for the sale Of ore were
made when prices were at lowest ebb;
the contracts contained clauses provid-
viding for their annullment if the ores
could not be mined and shipped be-
cause of strikes. and there is claimed to
be reason to believe that the owners
are satisfied to have the men strike, to
either retain their ores or compel con-
sumers to raise the prices agreed upon.
OF course, this is only rumor. but it is
a plausible story and will find many
believers, though it is scarcely likely 20
be entirely true. It is true, probably,
that the owners do not look with great
sorrow on a cessation Of work, when it
will keep their ore in the ground till a
higher price can be obtained.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25
BONES IN QUICKLIME
More Horrible Finds In the
Basement Of the Holmes
Building.
PARTS OF A HUMAN SKELETON
Discovered by the Excavators
About Two Feet Below
the Surface.

CHICAGO, July 25.-What seems BE-
yond a doubt to be portions Of a skele-
ton were foung in the basement of II.
Il. Holmes building in Sixty third
street. The bones were viewed by a
number of detectives and workmen, all
Of whom pronounced them q portion Of
human backbone and ribs. Chief Of
Police Badenoch was notified and i'm.
mediately went to the house. The
chief said that the find apparently left
little doubt that murder had been com.
mitsed in the gloomy castle" and the
coroner was notified to take charge Of
the CHASTITY discovery. The bones were
found by n of the gang Of laborers
whice has for several days been digging
In the dark basement Of Holmes house
where various bits Of evidence had been
found which encouraged the police in
their search for the remains of the
missing Minnie Williams and her sis.
ter. The find was made at q depth of
about two feet, close to a foundation
wall in the basement. The detectives
who are in charge of the work were
confident that the bones were those of
a woman, but a physician was called in
to make an examination. When the
find was reported to Chief Badenoch,
he started at once for Englewood,
in company with Inspector Fitzpat-
rick to verify the telephone message,
Expects More Important Finds.
DR.. Charles North, to whom the
bones were submitted for examination.
pronounced them portions Of human
skeleton. He had not applied chemical
tests, he said.
The bones found were packed in
damp earth which had been mixed with
quicklime. Several ribs were found.
and with them, what resembled q bit
OF jaw with two teeth attached. A
portion of a lady's jacket with o large
pulled sleeve, lay with the bones, and
on the cloth was q bunch Of hair,
which, however, was so badly discol.
ored that its original shade could not
be determined.
Marked for D~estruction,
The famous ''castle" built by 81. n.
Holmes, at Sixty third and Wallace
streets, has been marked for destruc-
ton by the building department.
Inspector F. Laughlin has sent a
letter to Building Commissioner
Downey calling attention to the many
defects in the structure and pronounc-
ing it q menace to life and limb. Dur
ing the exploration of the secret rooms
and concealed stairways the fiimsy and
inlammable nature OF the building was
discovered.