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sAcRANIENTo MARKEr.
Business Only of Fair Proportions in
Local Produce Circles.
Sacramento, February 14tF

Sacramento, February 18th.
Business in local produce circles to-day
was only of fair proportions, considering
that it was next to the last day of the
week. Prices remain as quoted yesterday.
Following are the retail rates for the
various articles mentioned:
FLOUR-Family Extras. 81 per 100
FRUIT-Bananas 25c per dozen; Lines,
15c; Lemons, 25c. ranges-SeedIings,
I593Oc per dozen; Navels, 4O775c Dates
Sc per 10; Apples, 4G5c per fb; Cocoanuts
I0c each; Cranberries. 15c per quart; Pine
bATRY E-Butter-valley. 35c
per roll: Fancy Petaluma, SOC; Fancy
Creamery, soc: Pickle, 35c; Firkin 15c per
10. Cheese-C California-l212c per 10; Young
America. 15c: Eastern Creamery. 25c:
Genuine Swiss, 40c; American Swiss, soc;
Martins Creamery, 2Oc.
POULTRY-Turk Hens, lie
per ID: Live Gobblers, 12l5c; dressed. 15c.
Chickens-Hens soc eachs Roosters soc; I;
Broilers Soc. Tame Ducks. Toe; Geese,
EGGSRanch. two dozen for pc.
GAME-Hare, 25c each; Rabbits, Soc per
pair; Squirrels. soc; Geese, 60c; Brant, 40c.
VEGETABLES Onions. PC per ID;
Bunch Vegetables, 121ac; Garlic. 1Oc per
ID; Lettuce, for sc: Bay Lettuce, for
10c; Arf1chokes, 95c per doZeni Dried Fep-
pers, zoe per 10; Savoy Cabbage, 1oe per
head; Sprouts, &c; Celery. 5Q10c per head;
Caulifiower, 10c per head: Horseradlsh.
10c per ID mushrooms, 10l12cs Spinach,
DC: Cream SQUASH, &c per 10; new Aspar-
agus, 15c per 10; String Beans, 15c; Green
Peas. Sc. Tomatoes, 10c per ID.
POTATOES-Rivers. Doc per cwt; Sail
mas, 81 .; Sweets. 81 so. New Potatoes,
MEATS Beef-Prime Rib Roast, 1910
15c; Loin Steak, 1215d15cs Rump Steak,
10c; Chuck Roast, 1oc; Rump. Sc: Brisket.
SC; Chuck Steak, 10c. veal-Loin and Rib
Chops. 15c; Roast Veal 12c Mutton-Leg.
1fl1212cs Loin and Rib Chops, Izi5c; Nut
ton Stew. Sc, Shoulder Chops, Sc Pork,
SG12c per n: Corned Beef, Sd12I5c; Saus-
age, 1213c; Vienna Sausage 15c: Bacon.
S1131Scss Ham, 1211aG131kc
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay E5c per
cwt; Wheat. 55es second quality soc. Al
falfa new, second and third cutting, 55ci
Whole Barley, 0css Ground Barley 95e.
Feed Oats, SOL p; Middlings. 90c; Bran.
rlc. Straw. 60c.
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Eastern Grain Market.

New York, February 14th.
WHEAT-February 7324c March, 755kc;
May, 7212c; June, 721sc; July, re.
Chicago, February 18th.
WHEAT-May, 671sc; July, 665kc; july
66c; February, 6414e; May, 6614c; July,
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The people believe what they read
about Hoods Sarsaparilla They
know that it is an honest medicine,
and that it cures disease. That is why
you should get only Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, relieve
constipation and assist digestion. 25c.
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Casually bright and lively, she was now
what transpired around her. We became
very anxious about her condition and about
the 1st of July, 1894, took her to the Neagle
Medical Institute We were told that our
habit and could be readily cured. Weat once
placed her under the care Of the physicians of
the Neagle Medical Institute and she has con-
stantly improved ever since, until now she
has entirely recovered her health, is sound
and we'll and seems to be growing rapidly.
DR.. Neagle is hereby authorized to make any
suitable use of this statement he may think
proper. A. A. TURPLE,"
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san FRANCISCO srocK MARKET.

San Francisco, February 18th.
Morning Session-Alta, I5c; 3 e 3. T6c;
Bullion. 13c: Challenge, 39c; CheIlar, &c:
c G v, 81; Point, 18c; Occidental. 81 o5,
Potosi, 52c-
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l l. &C

Buys Children's Fast Black,
Long Leg, Good Medium Heft
Hose, in sizes g ito 81. Another
new lot we have just placed
in stock, sizes the same, but a
little better finish. Price, 123c.
Same sizes again, in wide
ribbed, full finished, little
heavier, for 15c.
The Ever Lasting Hose, called
the Bicycle; spliced knee,
heel and toe finished; sizes g
to 81. Price, zoe.
One case OF good quality I'm
bleached Canton Flannel at
&c per yard.
One case Of fringed ends Satin
Damask Towels, fancy bOr-
ders, 16x2O, at SC.
Sixty-inch Satin Dam k
Bleached Table Linen at 25c
per yard.
Lot OF Ladies' All-wool Shout
der Shawls, 37x3z, at 45c.
One case OF Heavy Twilled
Cotton Crash, II inches wide,
at &c per yard.
One case Of Heavy All-Iinen
Russia Crash, Sic per yard.
Lot Of Ladies Half sleeve soc
MerinO Undervests, medium
weight, for 25c each.
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Wood for Sale at Fair Oaks,

Live Oak, in stove lengths, per cordS3 s5
White and Black Oak, per cord........ 8 40
Doty Wood, Limbs and Stumps, per
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NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE of PLY
SICIANS and SURGEONS. located perma-
nently at 72414 X SIREET. Sacramento.
The record-union., 1896-02-15

John A Sutter bourbon whisky, 81
bottle B. K. Bloch & Co., sole con-
trollers.
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JUDS0N EXCURSION pAsT 50T 81 R0iRss RIssRss
Sacramento weekly. Upholstered cars. Man
ayers through to Chicago and Boston. Lowest
rate. Call on q. J. ELLIS, Agent 8. p. Co.
sacramento, or address JUDSON q co.'s
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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SUNDAY excepted. SMondav excented.
A-For morning. T1-For afternoon
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffc Manager
Il. 81. GOODMAN Cen PASSENGER AGENT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-30

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oera policy subscribers
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listed below and they WILDE mailed absolutely stated above the
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TITB.

No. TITLE.
Hrs. Alexander.
Al Beaton's Bargain.
+. Aastey
s3 Giants Robe
dgetiRu
ITO An American Journey.
FRANK Bar, stt
III Recoiling Vengeance.
lis Great Hespcr
adam BIdedH
1913 Conspiracy,
Charles Wat'ott Belssf,er
Ia Fair Device
War ? Bssanf
1871 Lament OF Dives
l5s Holy Rose
100 Inner House
Eord Bedconsdetd
Isl Rise of ISLANDER
1913 Lore 3Caconsheld' Life
Harbert Bsnard
1876 Goa chmdn's Love
HdFt 81 aQrd
tgs Locked out
Il. D. B'aetmore
2o6 Mary Anerly
209 ChristOwell
2lo craddock NOVEL; e volsl
ia Sir Thomas Upmore
2l6 Maid of SKIER
2i5 Grips the Carrier
y Noun BiaBsr
40 Scientific Methods of
Capita Punishment
iHlt0m Black
~ In Far Lochaher
rs Pcnance of John Logan
hsmpsr B9e0ek
2as Tax the Area
". II Brddaf0R
Pa Hostages to Fortune
Robert Buchanan
40S Master az the Mine
400 New Abelard
hhadd Trough
49S Betty's Vision
sid'n.s H. Bash
AL More Words About the
Bible
H Lrsseter Bgansn
4t9 NImport L volsl
ti4 TritonS q volsl
John Bi0uRdel iUrton
AS Mystery of James Park
Ih0Blgs Carlyle
SIS Life of Heine
bis Chartisln
so pr Fraucia
80 Jean Paul FredricR
aSo Portrait .of John Knox
6Sl Corn Law RnymcS
a " taureh
aS9 Life OF Spencer
&. q. tpleft8qs
So Near Relation
IfgA CaHNgB
Nl2 GarriSton'S Gift
90 Paul vargas and Other
6aI Somebody's story
=. fsaniHiaFa Cooper
MS Ways 81 the Hour
CAS- MauiBins
Ng4 GrpWeasl i
Isl Goblin GOLD
& a ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-30

No. TITLE
w. Beefham Edloards
$50 Flower OF Doom
So Next of Kin Wanted
$50 Love and Mirage
GeOrgs Eliot
s9s TheophraStuS Such
Eca EeerQften
HOS Ten Years OF His Life
hats Eyre
9l2 Step in the Dark
u, 4. F'dfjOea
go Blood White hose
g23 Nine of Hearts
9d6 Sacred Nuggets
9Ss Toilers of Babylon
j. N. FeTFur
942 Mary Anderson
George MaaCille Fem
9i6 Golden Magnet
$50 Dark House
Mrs. Forester
9s2 My Hero
9ot Omnia Vanitas
H. Il. Forrest
99s Eight DAYS
Gertrude Ford
1909 Only Coral Girl
Laura q, Ford
1oll For Honor's sake
1913 Enemies Born
Il. + Erancill0n
1025 Golden Bells
James .iathoag Froudc
Io91 Life of John Bunyan
Thomas Fourier, l.. l.. d.
1889 Life of Locke
Henry George
1916 The Land Question
luA9 Protection or Free Trade
Tho CIT
1883 Pretty Miss Bellew
Hftltgpl E. Gladstone
1920 Criticism of Robert Els
mere
Anaie G. Gibbs
1898 Blighted Life
1898 Wait of the Storm
Htnona Gilman
lo9S General Utility
1929 Clarioe
>. Barring Gould
1909 Little Tu Penny
Mdrucf gran
1920 Reproaeh of Annesley
y. !. G0g0l
1929 Taras Rulba
Egcl9ls Grdy
1850 AS Fate Would Have 1t
-4rihUr Grt1itbS
lisa No 80
Cee0 GritfMS
llSS Victory peane
n. Ride HGqgard
1i46 COL Quaritch 4. ii
100 Allen Quatermain
llaa Tale 81 fhree Lions
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-30

No. TITLE.
1902 Mothers Mistake
1903 Haunted Life
1904 Little Sunshine
Waiter Hubble
1907 Great Amherst Mystery
Washington IrUtnq
1915 Abbotsford and Newstead
- Abbey
1879 Life of Goldsmith
q. z. n. JuRteS
1924 Darnley
Maurice ,Iokat
1851 Modern Midas
Mrs. EdWard Kennard
1858 Matron or Maid
Grace Kennedy
1850 Dnnallen e voIsl
A. II. Lancaster
1886 Ais Dross but Love
EerROH Lee
1910 Phantom Lover
1912 PrinceOneHundredSoups
Margaret Lee
142D Brighton Night
Katherine S. MacQuoid
1882 Joan Wentworth
Brooks Ne CoYn1ick
1910 Natures Young Noble
men
MckenQa
1912 Hearts and Gold
Charles Marin
1928 Russians at the Gate of
Herat
Harriet MartSaeau
1914 Hill and Valley
1850 Charmed Sea
Florence -Karryat
1858 Auge
1854 Mad Dumaresq
1860 Captain NortonS Diary
1861 With Cupid's Eyes
1864 Out of Ills Reckoning
1857 Poison of Asps.
l6dS Phvllida.
1869 PetrOnel
1872 Fighting the Air
1878 Girls of Feyersham
1874 Fair Haired Aida
1884 Loves Conflict e vols)
i5S5 Heart of Jane Warner
1890 Little StepSon,
'h92 Written in Fire.
.o93 Master Passion.
HstsH H. AetbsyS
1907 Hedri or, Blind Justice
4. H. Meaas
1896 In Thralldom.
biifiGm hiHf0
i644 Crack OF Doom
i649 Was She Good or BAD
1910 Life of DeF'Oe
Justine NeCarfAg
1862 Dolly
l66i Gabrielle
Ms M9lsSlrorfA
l662 Marrying and Giving in
Susanna Noodle
i63t Flora LyndSaV
i6sS GcourcY M0nctOn
jams Cater Morrison
1879 Lite ~ Gihhon
UiniQ gari2Hs Murray
i6S4 Aunt Rachel
liz by the Gate III the Sea
lGSS CyuiC Fortune
lh9l First Person Singular
lee2 Hearts
1901 Way ~ the Worla
AGH Mar
i7Ua Golden Girls
e .Hs gers
1919 Life of Wordsworth
hitiiefs 3. Norris
los Nv E'riend Jim
l7ts Rogue
l743 That Terrible Man
LA MIR, Chains sons (3VolS4
MtifoH Nsbiss
ls49 Phoenix
1850 From the other Side
Hf2iiGfa q Brisa
l762 0'Hara's Mission
Mrs. Pea1srs u D0a0cAge
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TITLE.

No. TITLE.
iStdrkWeather and Wilson
223o Socialism
Julian iSturgtS
223S Comedy of a Country
40. House
1924 Dicks Wandering
223o John Maidment
HeSbG iStrettOn
2s2S7 In Prison and out
George Temple
2250 Britta
7dSnaa
2@57 Uncle Piper of Piper's
Nikoh W. =. Tchernishcat-
- sky
2266 Vital Question
" ". Thdckerdy
2274 Critical Reviews
2So Paris Sketches
2290 Christmas Books
229l L. l.. Ballads
2e93 Novels by Eminent Hands
Count Igor IoiStot
2299 Pohkouchka.
Bertha Thomas
2SlS Elizabeth Fortune
-1,'nod T'oynbee
2S29 Industrial Revolution
q vols)
Anthony Troliope
1926 Autobiography
Fred .AiiiSon Tupper
2341 Moonshine
DeRzI Fanc
2373 Like Lucifer
y. w. Eon Goethe
1873 Wilhelm Meister's Tray
els
Florence Harden
1888 Scheherazade
23s4 Nagrant Wife
25sy Nurse Revells Mistakes
1884 Prince of Darkness
1895 Witch of the Hills
1896 Woman 5 Face
l.. b. Waf0rd
2412 Mr.. Smith
Prot. A. ". Ward
2434 Life of Chaucer
4. II. Hall
2435 Dregs and Froth
William EteStdH
24s6 Mr., Fortescue
Pap Queer Race
DeShler IPelch
24i4 Life Of Grover Cleveland
Vioiet Hhgte
24i7 Her Johnnie
2iAs Eric Dane
Join Strange H1inter
2466 In Quarters with the 25tb
2470 Harvest
Pap Little Fool
katherine HUlde
25ol Tn-RegrIate Mind
Hrs. Henry Ef00d
2505 Lady Grace
Hazst Wool
2527 On the Quick ands
4Charlotte u l-ouegs
o531 Chantry House
2lS5 My Young Alcides
2S4Q Two Sides - 1Ae Shield
2543 Modern 7. 4emaCNuS
~ tSce t19ls0glS
:3s;Sss Anna Grt
2565 BeSs
2s93 Fresh Oh estnutS
2603 He
2i14 1t
26i6 Jessie
$50 King Solomon.s Treas
2sss Little Golden 1res
2fSa Pa
a652 Pauline
1854 Prize Recipes
AS suzanne
s651 Witness Ny Hand
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-01-30
GRANT COUTNY HERALD
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN,

No. TITLE.
1868 Unfairly Won
Or. J. OchOromifz
1864 Mental Suggestion4 vols
Mrs HaptdRt
1771 Enie Og' lie
III Poor Gentleman
l779 John
1857 Son of his Father
1889 Lucy Crofton
1900 divers Bride
1902 Queens Book
Dennis O'Salli0on
1885 Lion of Limerick
1886 Eviction
1887 Maid of Cfemona
1888 Beauty of Benburb
1889 Mary Mavourneen
1910 Eileen Alanna
lS4l Robert Emmett
1912 Strange Case
1913 Famed Fontenov
Mary Fdtrick
1856 Marjorie'S Child
James Pdyn
1905 FdveSdropper
1889 one of the Family
1860 Canons Ward
1867 Luck of the barrels
1870 kit-A Memory
r. q, Phtllips
1875 Social Vicissitudes
1877 Strange Adventures of
- Lucy Smith
heN8ouFd PkSliD
1887 John Browns Legs
Phillips ana Wells
1888 Sibyl Ross Marriage
Post and Le50bGcher
1917 The George Hewitt Cam
agnes Ray paisn
1913 Mrs. Gregory
@. ". n reynolds
1882 Degraded Deserter (avols)
1888 Bertram Vivian q vols)
1854 Doom of the Burk err 2yOlsl
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-21
Gums ror uncle sam,s so1diers.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 20.-It is re-
ported that partial orders have been
placed by the United States government
with the Winchester Arms Company of
this city for 100, 900 guns of the Lee pat
tern.
The information is given by a CONNER
cial agent who made business call up
on the officers of the company. He was
told by the officers the order would be
closed today, and that the government
was contracting for the rifles on account
of possible war with Spain. 1t is
known the works will soon start up to
their full capacity on a big government
order.
! Nearly year ago the W1nchesters re-
ceived an order for 100000 of them,
which is now nearly, If not quite, filed.
At the time it was received the com pany
had no tools for making this particular
firearm, and had to manufacture them.
This preparation delayed the work for
several months. 1t is believed it will
now require only few weeks to get out
the 1O0, 900 rifles.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-21
EAsY-eoINe KING AUMBERT.
His One Conspicuous Weakness a Fond.
ness for Military Display.

His One Conspicuous Weakness q Fond.
for Military Display.
King Humbert has the reputation of
being the most constitutional of all the
constitutional monarchs of Europe.
So well has he fulfilled this rule that,
according to the Baltimore Sun, he
may be said to have, save in one point
only, completely extinguished his per-
sonality. That point is his determine
ton, at all costs, to keep up the army
and navy to their present state of eff
cheney and numbers. The various min
istries that have succeeded each other in
Italy with such rapidity have real
ly governed the state. This one
condition they had to accept-the
maintenance of the army as desired
by the king. His usual costume on
gala days and and when he shows
himself to his subjects is the military
costume. He is the first soldier in Italy.
That he possesses great courage has
been made fully evident by his devotion
when, the cholera having broken out
with viru1ence in Naples, he visited the
sick and dying day after day in their
low and unhealthy dwellings. What
he may be as a legislator, a thinker,
or a wit, the public is not informed.
No legislative measures of paramount
benefit or Importance are attributed to
his initiative; no striking thought that
might enter the heart of the nation has
been pronounced by him or has
reached the people; even the faculty of
making witty phrase, which, though
little in itself, being uttered by one in
high place acquires a value and cur
rency which carries it far and
renders popular its originator, is
not quality which he pos
sesses. A generous, good-na-
tured, easy-going gentleman, who
desires to live and let ive-in fact,
person of rather neutral characters
tics-is the picture that people make
to themselves of King Humbert. He
is to the fore when review is held.
He looks well when, arrayed in grand
military costume and riding noble
steed and surrounded by the excep-
tionally brilliant staff of the Italian
army, he e7reviews the stroops in theirs
march past him. Again, when seated
in one of the gala carriages, accom-
panied by the tall, steel-clad royal
guards, he goes to open a new session
of parliament he is a figure we'll
worth noticing. So deeply has the
military spirit entered into the nation
that the king is never publicly seen
on state occasions in any other than
a military costume.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-21

bears an unsavory reputation and whose
haunts are in East Fourteenth, street.
The detectives have learned that this
person was in the crowd accompanying
Arbuckle while he was in Luchlow's sa-
loon. It~is alleged that after they left
the saloon and stood en- the sidewalk
outside ''Sbeeny Sam" and Menger got
into an alteration. 1t was about this
time, it is alleged, that the "brace game"
uptown was suggested. ''Sheeny Sam"
is believed to have quarreled with Men
ger, thinking he was to. be cheated out
of his share of Arbuckle's money. Men
ger is said to have left the party after
the row.
Richard Arbuckle, OF Erie, Pa, a
brother of the dead man, reached the
city today. Professor Witthaus, a chem
ist, is making microscopical analysis of
the stomach of the dead man.
Menger has made the following state
ment:
1, in company with Joseph Davidson
and George Stevens, both of whom came
from BENTLEY, Kan, met Arbuckle at
Luchow IS saloon, on Fourteenth street.
They wanted to steer him up against a
"brace game" and get his money. 1 had
nothing to do with this, and left the
three men in Miners theater. That's
all L know about the case, anyhow"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-21
CUBAN ARMY Is SAFE.
Troops still Intrenched in Their Noun
tain Businesses.

tain Businesses.
KEY WEST, Fla. Nov, 20.-Reports by
steamer from Havana are disappointing
to the Spaniards in the results expected
of General WeyIer's operations in Pinar
del Rio. Maceo Is entrenched in tt g
Cierreras del lac Organas in the center
of his mountain businesses, awaiting the
attack The rumors OF his having
crossed the trocha are without founda-
ton.
General Weyler, according to Havana
reports, is expected back in the city
within few days. The excuse given
for his return is that the roads are not
in condition for active operations, on ac-
count of the recent heavy rains render
ing the movement of troops impractical
BILE. The impression already prevails in
military circles in Havana that General
Weyler's campaign has been complete
failure and his carefully prepared plans
to drive Maceo out of Pinar del Rio have
received a severe set back.
With the exception of few unimport-
ant skirmishes with the advance guards
of the insurgent leader and the capture
of the rebel captain, Valdez, with eight
followers, nothing of great consequence
has been accomplished, although the
Spaniards have lost several prominent
generals aud many men killed or
wounded.
An apparently well-authenticated re-
port which it was said emanated from a
high military official in Havana, says
the city of Puerto Principe has been be-
sieged by insurgents.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-21
SHE BOUGHT Her LOVE
Paid S15O,OOO to Her Lover
to Drop a Rival.
THE DAUGHTER WINS THE SUIT
ArbuckIe's Death Stin Unexplained
Uncle Sam Getting Guns for
His Soldiers.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 20.-Miss Leono-
ra Dean has succeeded in breaking sale
of property made by her mother, a
widow, to her lover, under circum-
stances of peculiar interest. Mrs. Lola
Marshall Dean, the mother of the young
woman, was a woman of great beauty
and decided literary ability. When her
husband died, he left her a fortune of
$3.50, 900. For several winters she passed
her time at a Florida resort, where she
made the acquaintance of S. M. Pink
ham, a well-know hotel-keeper and To-
cal politician, with whom she became
desperately enamored. Pinkham appears
to have been likewise smitten, but when
he pressed his suit he was met with the
objection that the lady had made a
promise to her dead husband that che
would never marry again. She decided,
however, that their love could be of a
platonic kind. This was not quite warm
enough for Pinkham, who thereupon be-
gan paying his respects to another lady
in a neighboring town. When Mrs.
Dean heard of this she was terribly agi-
LdICO1 anu SCHOAhS iOA hCA AOFCA
ised that if he would not visit her rival
for space of 1S months che would deed
him her property.
The lover was more practical thar sem
timental, and quickly accepted the prop
osition, and the lady made out formal
deeds and reciting nominal sum as
the. consideration, put him in possession
of her estate. Shortly afterward che
died, and her minor daughter brought
suit for the recovery of the property.
There was considerable latitude In the
discussion of the case. it being claimed
that an undelivered love like Pinkham's g
was not sufficient collateral for SO much
property. The jury took this view of
the case, and returned verdict declar-
ing the deeds to be void, and restoring
the property to the young girl, who has
fought go hard for it.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-21
sHRoUDED IN MYSTERY.
Frank Arbuckle's Death is Still Unac-
counted For.


counted For.
New YORK, Nov. 20.-The general Of
fee detectives today made three addi-
tional arrests IN connection, with the
death of Frank P. Arbuckle, OF Denver.
The prisoners are George Stevens, a
saloon keeper; Joseph Davidson, a stem
ographer; and Frederick MeDger, bar
tender. TIE investigations of the de-
tectives have disclosed the fact that on
Wednesday evening Arbuckle was in
Luchow's saloon, on Fourteenth street
and Irving, in company with the three
men named. On Davidson one of Ar
buckles cards was found. Davidson
said they had arranged meeting for
today.
The three prisoners admitted having
seen Arbuckle at Luchlow's saloon We'd
nesday night. They denied, however,
having gone uptown with him. Menger
said Stevens was trying to get Arbuckle
to go Harlem with him "to go against a
brace gambling game" They did not
know whether Stevens succeeded. The
three prisoners were arraigned in Har-
lem court today.
Butler, the negro, arrested last night,
was released today. there being no evil
dence to connect him with the alleged
murder or robbery.
Detectives are said to be looking for a
man known as "sheeny SAM" who
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CARACAS, Nov. 2O.-It is stated on
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will be glad to accept the 50-year clause,
provided the question ends there. Some
think that the proximity of the British
is liable to cause further trouble, making
an excuse for further invasion, and they
suggest tribunal be established to pass
upon all doubtful cases until all have
been disposed of.
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