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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

I'll 2aierne.
nlp III ubiist oper Den politifs
aampmlrs M; isr ariaeu.
SoorIeoss Re9imsntet bIsp I'll.
GIMP Rauoaa. Waonuu. Bis.
Sanm noraa a. 6tftorier.
Cberiilsituant 9teaee's Rapport
sompant.rns G o. I | eetaasret
3ieuefte.
30 oaleieert rnr.
On R simfatets Snsso1itn.
BrsO 'ro 8 iVita : Ssswarotu.
Rsaim.utets r.Itjsis os m0ralRs
Giltauo.
2eirltuet.
Cterit De q 5obuion ettpu.s'
Cplepslisr fsm ariesianse.
cHitsrsr 90 Soloatsr I oct
5smtenps Rseimsnt gSis'
eonHn frtpiutee.
Cb,ri paus Gbriittan pea.
Cbsrf 4 oIr g. 3ohrfcn (oltYnes).
Ebsrnl pttnani ail.r 3ones.
Cbsralstuiu Tapi) ReFse.
E6ertIsitnaut o. org Billion
gtlipr Ghirlss VI. Resis.
q iutini 6aR5 SorI6euius.
spiutlut Et.o arsi 81 ium.
Fett!1ls Stspasu g. 5imo..
S%elttas. SsrtH 3obar Saui.n-
sirurs alireo &bippis.
sirurs Oscar srsnfIer.
n rurs q. .. Rspsn.
q rurs 7auisl Z. Booftsr.
Rirurs Sohn 3. R horn.
ai,uts u. 3. 81. Sur. einesfsIsi.
Rtrura samuel Bsl.
soart.rmsitsr OF. Seq.
8oirtermefsr Ssla1 Rath.rra
aplrtsrmrtr Sstas Taois.
ssrssanifsarisrm.ftsr e. .. Ro.
gers.
6oipitlIfuart GHthon Cbtn Eisn-
9 ltpret 6 aus 6. G~laui.n.
sslt5rsit 3obn o. Soh1ion
q mpaui A
Stapteiu Sobanlss R. Sohnicn.
3rsmierl iinaHt gn1uasI 9nssI,
TAB.
RreuisrIsituin, penn Siesel.
9rsmisrlsiiHgni Rils ,. gilber,.
Sstoapl stnant Clper Exemption.
ss,onoisitnaHt 5rsbrit aargaare.
II%noeroffieeSer % Nrnist.
Rampant b.
Raptsiu Soispb Rnhiien.
9remisrI . tHant Cles. II mpion.
8rsmtsrIsitnant Ole 81 Eah!.
esionoIsitIant Q sp. Glen
unssrsH strer % Rsutse-
2ompant c.
aap'sin Brsorit Srl.
aap.stn 6ans Sdnioa.
sap,sin Sohn 7. Rirs.
Stfouelsit ant James earien
ssiOno!s itnaHt Risls SobHioa
uussr- fissrsr ca Rsnias.
Qsmpaat D.
aapisiu gaariss Campbell
Rapts.H alssrt gisfhss.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
MQan 2inicns Grturitonrr
til 0dmle SanOet

ai0aar Gouenter zoe, gtopcnnber 14Oc, Rouember 23oe, Rooember
2Soe, December 3oie os December Zoe.
Glt fut unoer Geiien inObeattet SengtRoer. DlRrtat Sttbet
"State OF Gebrufa", iOm oil aigaa fra gtep Yori ben 25Oe Rouern'
Der ~reota8enoe GrtnrToneu ira 6atiar ben 2ooe Jouember, ta8er
paa oenne Euren uoetuteuoe aabpt8 Ba5iagerer, o9 at Brien iOr
ianme CT neoiat til $50 % $40.
Sele Stibets Snon, Gromenaoes OGtfet, 8ibltotbet, Wtuilt'
JiuseuGreie os Saoerum til Basiu9ererne5 N~ibenpttefe UNDER
Sureu.
SOB Ylao8 for Aae, Tom Gaoer Tia tnoitriue itioe.
Jorigm life gnleOningeu. Gtrip uoen Opbolo eter Brisliter
os GirtulGre. Yiaeter fra 9iorge, Soeri9e o9 8anmart til biQi.
site Irier. ALLAN & CO., General Agentar,
ia Jackson St, Chicago, Ill
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
Sea Iaa aiori9 oens eiae.

Or. @aruer. 9Greoe Sere! Seq bar
muoiaaet ben SLATE meo White Wine of
Tar Syrup, BE leuote mig. o. bar brug,
ben. Seq oil iiae. at ies lie trOr rem tan
upertraf,s for ITrins. Spite % 6o'tie.
lelie. SoetmIuoi tie bar jig albris prspet
npgst, JON ipuies at linore os siere mig
goDt, iom ben gloroe.
Baitor U. &. 8eapers. Eerhe, Ro.
Ere Yrefter WiGtsau.
Get er meo 5oru1lelle pi aHpsialsr Or.
Warners White Wine of Tar Syrup til en-.
bper 1ifsntIis 3olsr, iom rnaatle pare II.
oenoe al pals eler 2uu9eipsoomms.
gaitcr g. g. Bopbsr, 6ranb Hapies. Wid.
paiior s. Z. Seoinss, Reaoina, Rlb.
pattor Y. 8. Gpdppoo, Gnn Qrbpr, aRi4
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
O,n Oh.
Gn fremrng:nor g9aes llStalelier.
(Qi 7r. z. g. 5born)

"Soert Disnneite. iom orlfter 81,
ianler iis | en- Mtrneoe ipgeli9t 5.oi.
0ette er fdrliai; tbi BET or Ell lt8eircm
5g!ec Of, at Den naturlise loouuitnirs
al liaocllse Gmner er b,uoret. Sntet
Ufenneite, al bpao aoniirutiion bet
emo er. ton lGn9e eaa meo en- 8rop
fnlo al oisie uiuuoe % ~itnoslise Be-
i%tanooeie, iom BET er Hprernes o. 2es
uerens Spsape at i|ierne. On be par
iIinno III at iua uioe, bOoo 219erne
ueo line ipsclsae SammsntOmitsr tiger
Omi Custs Birtnnssr paa fine Yutrsn'
ter, Ituloe be bllpe foriaroet. "SuOr
CT Der bieusn al ben % oen?" fan en-
eIer anoen of benz ipprss. seq bar
life feet BAN paa lruee".
"Gn. ban er oso".
$50! Suoo mau9leos bam?"
"Sau brat 81.
Slooitlsninseu til 2euerer iororr'
Der belle ben legemIlge S%r9anIsme.
IanoeIise os lesemItse G~nitrenaelier
er l'seiaa umulise for SIorIttereu,
iom bet er for ct lhr at 9aa rlgti0.
naar bet er iulot af Stsp.
observation-disclosures befatter
Zig meset meo at beregne Wlenneitets
2lpslansoe. 8e funoe sisre cote 5ors
retnin9er, beriom be uOsenlunOe fuuCe
TONNE eiter, buao Der bar Suoflpoelie
pna 9epeaIoereu. Smiolertlo antu9er
be MI, at ct forDurlst iriitt Disnneite
iorforter lin 8 pstio mso 40 iii 60
Hrocent, oeriom ban bliper Glorllf T.
0criom Observation-Disclosures er {. Gr.
20 Nar % er 9libolosmanb. iaa ItnI
ban iormentlis opnna en- &loer az 81
Oar; cr ban GlorIfter, iormenes ban
at bliue bBiit IS Gar. Gr ban 80
Qar, naar ban bcspnoer at or'ffe 81.
oil ban ~ianoipnllsuis os ueo 40 eler
As gars Gloereu, iiteoetiOr at leur, iii
ban bliuer Ga aar, iom ban eaers iifs
terlisen olIoe bape siort.
Sisie 3tire sr belt upart,itc, eutle
o. tpoelIse 5urretnins5iatta peo mats
&c Ilrs Griarin9er al Selfabcrne,
oer bp9ser fine Bereoninaer paa benz.
2lQe glorlftere lioer / itsrre eaer
miubre Grab al Rbeumati5m me, % IN,
gen fan, berries berfOr, iaal9nse ban
iortietter meo at BRUCE 81. @io Ngt
paa Sloritteren, os be oil fiuoe. at ban
life beuaser fig meo famine Spanitis'
beo us 9etbeo Tom ct iriitt Menneite.
Oct er 2eosG beumatis men, iom fOr'
aariaser bette.
glorifferen er ubetin9et bet iarli9fe
Subjett Tor 2nscu at foretase Spcras
toner paa. Suer 9irurs er banse iur
at baue Noeet meo BAN at sjore. o.
fommer Jig ~ijeloen efter ielu ben minSs
tie staoe uoen meset Seiuar % oir'
telig Sare. Den minoite Slip eIer
Soar beboper lang 2io os omiprs's
lulo 8eBanollns for fife at bllue lur'
list.
Get er pberit iurlist fer en- 9loritter
Blot at itiGre fig i 5lnsereu. @n
Operation, iom man meo 2etbeo uos
isrer paa hpllteuiombelit anoeu, er aqe
airuroer uuilise TT at uoiore paa en-
gloritfer.
Spao lea tar ia9t, er fun ben ngsne
SanObeo. tIare o9 ~ elise pioenitabe'
ll9e Suitn, Tom Gageitanoeu opernlt
beiroster iom ubeiirloellge Slcnosgiers
uiuser. Seq tor life anbeiaIe No9en
at brittle 81. Get er ct Snoe, meo
builtst insen fan lese uoen Sore. Ser
finoes fun en- filter 8el til at bolbe
ben bOrte fra Jig. os bet er belt os bol'
bent at unosaa Srusen al oenne Grit.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06


Set sr i~islosr, al Der | oisie Spalter 70:
ies noset al en- m~sOitinf Rurutter, men ben
Smtale, iOm bsrss angaasnos girtstrafteu
Of bet Nioosl, iOm fables % SrOps," er iaa
ulGopanlig, at Vublitums SpmGrtiombeo
bsr bsnleoss bsrpaa. Cor be S~psOOmme,
lont er omtalt / ausrtisiemsutst, Der finoes
paa Sioe 4, fer bet uO, iOm ON bette Mios
Del meo en- Sang bar OunOet Qubliiums Bis
fab, % bets Sutte5 er pei i~Ortisnt, iOroi
bet bar uOrettst oiouHOsrlise oeIbreoelisr.
as Drops" sr tiluirtet al Stuaniou Rbsu:
matte Gure 60, l67 Dearborn st., 6bis
cage, lom bar ct meset soot Rapu for @rs
lisbso i neutrality-suspicious.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

aaut,in Gent, %. WtIiou.
8tcmisrIsitnaHt g5riftian U. FaHs.
be A.
grcmtsrf sitHaut q 10 D. lutte.
2 ionotsitnlnt Guar u. BraHot
ulouoTiCsr.r % Rerias.
asmpani z.
aapteiH Sobn JusmunbienL
aGVt IN 6.urp 6dpf.
grsmi.rIsitndnt Joer 70 9isut.
lauo.
aaptstu 9oritle ". Rosfus.
grcmierIsttna1t Roltn Clion
8rsmi rlsitHant Ihor y. sIoan.
ssioHol5iinaHt Sobu Y. BrepH.
ssioublsitnant Better 70. Chant,
lamb.
Ss'onotsitnaut 3Osr p,ttrs.
uHosroFnsrer o. Wsuiae.
&ompani Y.
Rapi Ia % Etiior Carl gufauiea.
Brsmie,ln,nant Thor StHoaiou.
SetoHblsitnani EpeHo SamusIien.
uHo.rOTtcsrtr % Rsuiss.
9ompaui g.
RIptsin Jolu u. 1orsou.
Brsmisrl situant 9 sar, a. u RtlIoH.
oetouDtstulni @eors 3ohuioH.
In SrOH.strsr % R:ntas.
aompani II.
& ptrta Hnuo = stRi.
Rav..tu Nno en- v. ersu1.
gr.mierlEtnaut G0rnsitaB 2 BiI'
Iiams
Get HoIfitnaHt 7ohn 8. 9ohnisu.
Sttonol1ttnani EarttH q Q dion.
unoer1Tieu,r % RsRisa.
Qompaui I.
Rlptsin Guaaft 1asman
saptsil RepHirs Gost.
Riptt n Bm. u. Rouiseu,rs-
2remisr. sltnIut g R. eastman.
2 ssOubfsttuaut gp Rusisl
SsionslG raHt q. Dion.
lInosroHicgrer o. g1tniae.
Qsmpani X.
SaptsiH IRONS GriUas,r.
gr misrlst.nant GlsHo Gr fiOH.
RrmiIIsiiuaut Ole FstsTioa-
9rsmiet sltrdnt dHsrsFp Clement.
Sston lsitniHt Q aus Sslbsrs-
Ss,SHs.EltuaHt 2. 9. Jssus.
Ss;oRbIGtnaH, Joba .. SsTsnsr.
nassr TlssTsr os gQeRise.
R.fruier. lem lie tom tHo Rom.
panist.
60gihsaias etp'isr ps IN Deter.
9taeoer.
otrit Ole 6. JcbliSHx(s'pH.s) J.
cbsrt eaus ghr. Sel.
Eeerii {. g. 5o5aiou (stipuss).
Gb.rfIsi;uant @spra 4tifoH.
aeiatani otto arsi y iuH.
gItiSss Stsp5tn .. Synos.
slrurs U. q. Ct cure 9inss'tlt.
Raptstn Ssbaun . ". SoaniVl
stisnsl ftnant Gliusr f~spmpisn
prsnisrIsitaant esnra sisssL
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

29s Warte iii osuus usss Establishment
fra burlington, 6. q. & y. Ssrnbansn ON
priisr % eano for Fsrs 5Omt'e seiys Ggs
i~uriions. 1904 g. 9. Rice, ust.
Drtiu % 0ans ir fsn 1Sns'ssssrs gy'
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

grtuierl studnt Emanuel ensse
TAB.
qeparo Ttsrisu
Thomas fhompfsn.
Raststr J9fs.s Rstsfsn
cams u. BiasioH.
Sue.aui e.rnt ,. Nsetsn.
9sosr Q. Cffodtt.
q Ipr.tn cans 6an'ou-
kaptstn 30sn Z SRfes.
Ss'OnetStnaHt games aarfsn.
gntrso GridfOa.
gubr,u 6dnisH.
DIE Barton.
forporaf Janss Coerfsl
ndptstn geuis o Ri,isn
Breni.rlb tnau. gar. q. r~aueterJ.
Ssfonol sttuaHt Jsar q. Brandt.
n. g. 3otHisH.
Sosuo Torseri5n.
aapt,iH SeHrs Sdua
aap,sta aSrtlls a. Rosesa.
z .srHsI ttnatt Joss v. crsna
e iOHolsi;Han, Better %. zsauts
ldno.
ssra'aEt fhsmas Q. sasnsfsn
RlpttiH Gari Sgfta5isn
BrenisrlsitHant Thor etasnisn.
sssoHststtnart sssus s~amutisn,
garl U lion.
e,,oaeIC iHaai 0:srss 3ssuiSa
esrDts gnesrion
Rorvoral Cans tauIsn.
Simon 6srIaHh
a5r5oraI S5sr @. T2esr.
Eipf,tH GHor NJ u. srcrpu.
Prsnisrl stuant q q Stniaurs.
ssrs'aut stsusr Q. Sufas.
Ole gosnicu
q rporrI Hnsrsr 9. Sssis
forge. SariOH.
Sa5,ri u. Bee.
dhosrs Bsssrfsn
GaIsn o. stns.
aarpsraI SbsnabI ssnSisa
ssrssani Ole I5rasaisn.
Cl. Z. Dsfbn.
alptsiH Dm. q. Toutson.ra.
Ao pcr1g Torssg 81. tert on.
SsI9pr Q. Sors.
ssrYoraI Gsriitiau Sassbisn
5aeob Sad OF.
Q 5osuisu.
paHs u gRp5rs.
Better y aRpars.
Horporal SIMON v. gsaers,
sera:ani RartIn Rorore.
Ole Gesyi0u.
GHeI en- {%pr'iloH.
SsrssiHt Ssba Q. Braa!hae.
aIvtsiu Ro7s Irualer.
grsrisrIsttraut alorto Clement
5shH q. eauH
9lorten Senior.
SaarIe, Glipu.
RltisG Saaotri5r,
SERGEANT Ciss S,sen
anereas geompisa
Gle Q. D nsaats.
esiystaiItuars z. q 0tsa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06

p4p vQR DIET, msn spors din AposshS
WIT; oSmAnd sllsr Nabo, som hr brugt "Wsrners
N WE, otTAr syrup d VII fortxlis dig, deter
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-06
correspondence.

..,r,crer rrer Yarn 90 Soresfe fooss ~
fffu e,r,- ~, I, Fir NE sranro o~'ernemfrae ~
riI,, scpnrt ri iiit bIipe cfcntiia rcrt. niss-
.,,,,umsnpe ac'refroroent rnfier bet. men
WV. ..usr MAJ lore Mapnet % Moreslen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
Railroad Officials Compelled to
Give Up the Battle in Many
Sections.
TRAFFIC IS SADLY DELAYED.
Orchards and GrainfeldS Have Not
Suffered From the Generous
Wetting.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 20.-There
has been but little abatement in the severe
storm that RACES throughout the Sacra-
mento Valley, and in many instances the
railroad officials have been compelled to
give up the battle.
On the Willows division, for over dis
tanee of 400 yards tine track has been
washed away, despite every effort to pre-
vent it; but trains on the Oregon division
are being forwarded by way of Marysville.
There the water has receded from the
track, but as rain is falling heavily in that
vicinity, it is feared that even that route
viii shortly have to be abandoned. Should
this prove to be the case, it means total
stoppage of railroad communication with
Oregon, at least for time.
Another difficulty which is beng expert
enced is the heavy IandSlides on the Shasta
division. Up at Honcut the track is still
under water and communication with Oro-
vile is cut off. The system of constant
watching over tracks and culverts con-
tinues and has been SO perfected that as
yet no accidents have been reported
The great Yolo basin is rapidly filing
with back water and the first norther will
give the railroad authorities all they can
do to protect the track between this city
and Davisvilie. Life for Superintendent
Wright and his assistant, T. Jones, has by
no means been a bed OF roses for the past
week. During that time they have both
been busily engaged in making runs to ex-
posed places and personally conducting
the work, or, stationed in their office, in d.
recting affairs by wire.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
TWO LADIES |NSULTEO.
Fl. Skirm and Phillip Waltz, En-.
larged Photograph Agents,
Arrested.
Charged With Disturbing the Peace,
but It May Develop Into a More
Serious Charge.

81. Skirm and Phillip Waltz, both young
men, are agents for firm on Howard
street, who take orders for enlarging and
framing photographs.
Yesterday afternoon they called at the
residence of Mrs. ]. ". Coffey, 1920 Six
tenth street. They rang the doorbell and
Annie Williams. handsome young lady,
opened the door. Waltz walked past her
into the parlor and Skirm stood at the
door.
Miss Williams followed Waltz into the
parlor, and showing her an enlarged pho
tograph in frame, he asked her if she
would not like one of her photographs
done in the same way. She politely re-
piled in the negative, and Waltz urged her
to change her decision. He, so Miss Will
liams told the police afterward, while urg-
ing her insulted her, and she threatened
to summon her brother-in-law unless he at
once left the house.
While Waltz was in the parlor talking to
Miss Williams. Mrs. Coffey and her two
little children, who had been out for a
walk, arrived at the house. She was &C.
costed by Skirm, who asked her to have
her photograph enlarged and framed.
Like Miss Williams, she declined and then
Skirm used language to her that so anger
ed her that she ordered him away from the
house, threatening TO call for assistance
unless he left promptly.
AS 1t was becoming too uncomfortable
for the two picture agents they left the
house. Miss Williams told her brother-in-
law what had happened, and he hurried to
the Observation-Disclosures station and in
formed Lieutenant Burke. The lieutenant
summoned the patrol wagon and, accom-
panied by Policeman Feeney, drove to
Sixteenth street. They found Waltz and
Skirm near Howard street, and placed
them under arrest on the charge of dis
turbing the peace.
Skirm was very indignant at being ar
rested. He told the lieutenant that his
father was an ex-Superior Judge at Santa
Cruz and he would bring him here to
defend him. They were taken to the City
Prison last evening and shortly afterward
were released on their own recognizance
by Judge Conlan.
Captain Gillen Will attend to the case
this morning, and will see if a more seri-
Gus charge cannot be made against Waltz
and Skirm. 1t is only short time ago
that plcture-frame agent, when he found
that lady was alone in her house on
Valencia street, near Fourteenth, at
tempted violence, and her screams for help
compelled him to take refuge in fight.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
NOT 4 GOOD MATCHMAKER
]. Talbot Clifton's Jessie Sturgill
Beaten by Hobart's
Gold Coin.
T0ANO FIRST AT 80 TO 1.
Semper Lex Downed Imp. Star Ruby
and Good Field in the
Handicap.

]. Talbot Clifton appears to be poor
matchmaker. He thought his stunted
specimen of racehorse, Jesse Sturgill,
could bury Walter Hobart's dlminutive
Little Alp Splinter, Gold Coin, under tons
of mud, and they met yesterday at Ingle-
side in half-mile dash, each of their
respective owners wagering 5000 on the
result. George Miller had the leg up on
Gold Coin. while Sam Doggett piloted the
English sportsman's horse. The betting
in the ring, which was very light, strongly
favored the Hobart end, two to five being
about the best laid against Gold Coin, with
plenty of two to one against Jesse. The
race was on the professional order. Gold
Coin broke quickest, and gradually widen
ing the gap, won walking, fifteen lengths
in front of Mr.. Clifton's fond hopes. The
latter took his defeat philosophically, and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
LODpS HEAVY STORM.
Some Damage Done by the DoscnDottr
Of Ram and Gale of FIND.

Some Damage Done bg the DOtcnpottr
Of Ram and Gale of Wii,d.
LODI, CAL, Jan. 2O-The heaviest
storm OF the season occurred last night
Rain poured down from dusk to daylight,
accompanied by gale of wind. A sea of
water surrounds Lodi, and some destruc.
ton OF property has resulted.
The big wooden dam across the Moke-
lumne River at Woodbridge has had a.
narrow escape from destruction. A force
of men with piledriver has been at work
repairing it, and especially engaged in try
ing to check the flow of water under the
dam. The heavy rains quickly raised the
water In the river, and had the work of
stopping. the flow underneath the dam
been delayed two days longer, further
work would have been impossible, and the
enormous pressure against and under the
wooden structure would have resulted in
Its destruction. As it is the farmers now
breathe more easily, for their alfalfa fields
can now receive plenty of water.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
SAN DIEGO MURDER CASE,
Joe EbankS' Fate Will Soon Be
Decided by Jury of His
Peers.
Strong CircumStantial Evidence Leaves
Little Doubt as to His
Guilt.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Jan. 20.-Another
day and Joe Ebanks, the alleged muir
derer of Mrs. Harriet Stiles and John d.
Borden, will probably know his fate. 1t
may be hanging and it may be a long term
in State prison, but, judged by the de
meanor of Joe Ebanks in the courtroom, it
does not matter much what the verdict is.
He will receive il as stoically as he has
taken everything else connected with his
trial. He has made name for himself as
either man without any nerves at all or
as having an extraordinary supply.
All to-day was occupied by the prosecu-
ton in the examination of eleven wit
nesses, who testified in rebuttaI of what
the defense has introduced. Much of the
testimony was unimportant, but sufficient
evidence was adduced to make it plain
that Ebanks had lied on several occasions
regarding the most important points in
case.
A sensational story cropped out to-day
regarding an alleged attempt on Ebanks'
part to bride Deputy Sheriff Jennings.
Ebanks' mother owns cocoanut planta-
ton on the island of Grand Cay
man, lying south of Cuba, and
she and her other sons evidently
possess means. The prisoner has told
several persons that he owns property on
Grand Cayman. Some time ago he called
Deputy Sheriff Fred Jennings to his cell
and asked him if he would do some work
for him. He was requested to say jusS
what he wanted done.
well, it is just this way" said thanks.
81 can raise $1,000 and L want some work
done for me. Now, If you can do it am
willing to pay you what you ask. / know
you are more familiar with my case than
anybody else, and you can do me quite a
favor. Will you do it2''
at depends on what you want, Doc, "
replied Deputy Sheriff Jennings. 'tlf you
want any witnesses subpenaed, or if there
is anything else that can do for you that
will aid your cause am perfectly willing
to do it without any expense to you. just
so 1t is in the interest OF justice. But don't
expect me to do anything for you that is
not all right, for the $1,000 would not cut
any figure with me"
Ebanks held up his hands in horror at
the suggestion of bribery, and the CONVEX
sation soon came to a close.
There was not single witness that he
could name at that time who would do
him any good. Later his counsel insisted
that it would not be safe to go to trial
without one Jensen, saloon-keeper of
Fullerton, first being subpenaed as wit
ness. Jensen was brought down, but
nothing in thanks favor was learned from
him. The whole case has been against
him, and if there is anything in circum-
stantial evidence the verdict will be guilty
of murder in the first degree.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
Snokane Plot Rolled.

SPOKANE, WASH, Jan. 20. = Sheriff
Rinear made the discovery this evening of
a plot to make a wholesale Jail delivery of
prisoners confined in the County Jail.
Saws, files and other implements were
found secreted in the cells of the prisoners.
Chief Deputy G. e. Bartholomew and
Night Jailer j. M. Murphy are accused by
the prisoners of being implicated in the
plot to liberate them. They say the Off
GERS supplied them with tools. Pending
an investigation of the charges the Sheriff
has suspended Bartholomew and Murphy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
RUSSIAN RIVER BOOMING.
Lerees flashed Ascay by the Rise of the
WGteTs.

Lerees flashed A'cay by the Rise of the
Waters.
CLOVERDALE. CAL, Jan. 20.-The
abundant rains of the past week have done
much good to growing grain and the stock
ranges, although up to the present time
this section has not been in dire need of a
shower. The present season has been I'M
usually favorable for sheep, and they are
in good condition to go through the re-
mainder of the winter.
Considerable damage was done by tie
high water during the week along Russian
River, many levees which were built at con-
siderable labor and expense last summer
We're carried away. A large landslide
Friday night almost completely wrecked
one of the large wine cellars of the Parker
Vineyard Wine Company, doing damage
to the building and contents amounting
to about $500
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-21
GI1RoK UNDER WATER.
Nearly Itco ana One Halt inches OF
Rdi1l i1l q SINGLE NinLit.

Nearly Ttco ana One Half inches of
Rain Ia Single Night.
GILROY, CAL, Jan. 20. - The steady
rain for the past few days brought the
Twas Creek into town again this morning.
On Saturday it flooded the southern por-
ton of the town, and to-day's overflow is
but repetition. The water poured
through Seventh street in a steady stream
until noontime.
The rainfall last night amounted to 2.4O
inches, making total of 7.07 inches for
the storm and ILL inches for the season.
Not much damage is reported from the
flooded districts but if the rain continues
during the night, as present conditions in
dictate, there will be another overflow be-
fore morning. ALI the streams are run
ming bank full.
Citizens talk Of petitioning the Board of
Supervisors for an appropriation of $25, 600
for the building of leves to protect the
town from the annual overflow of the
Twas stream.