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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
False Alarm OF Fire.

The fire department was called OF. n.
T.25 O'Clock last evesNng by A false alarm
from box "a. corner OF Lane street ami
Bellevue avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Good things aye seldom the resui. Of
c'a nce- Success Is anything Is obtained
ny careful attention % setaz, 10 parxe-
stTaaco and Industry. There has been
~ eleE0nt - luck about the popularity
o. The celebrated r IL. 10. hams. bacon
and lard. Their reputation mas been
satned upon their actual merits Prom
hEst 20 last The making % The FIR. co.
oTsna - ham. bacon ard la-a is a pro-
= IS wherein careful. practical ard in
tetArent methods are brought Iato pay.
Th@ Immense - king houses 81 the
FFTe-8rsfhu 60. IL safs clty. uAerc the
F-S 90. goods are packed * a am
2lete plant where Caiy the ches-est hogs
are slaughtered md earea PEOPLE nao
buy F--S. Go byana are st-s ~ having
the very bsst qualities os ham. bacon
aid lAr9 th&t rnorry car secu-e chem.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

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experiences op-icsza I'LL sau 10 hr.U- al.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

SCOTCH synd.cases are purchasing mines
In the Rocky mountains ''~7S
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

plant food. The way 1 DO IL to spread
inc manure when hsulcd ont ana pillow
undrrn. -hnl'IW o. Z uan TO cover thu
manure; al. I have good results from
sD going, o. the records VIII
show, ~ have received more
premiums than any one compel.
ing against me-. ! cultivate ~ long aa
] can get through $40 ofclHrl; weeds
aud cta-s that hs1 ... cultivated out
atc hUUI H.. some m wfilu that
they hsvUun 1fChhll tIali older than
incy orc nul that has rover teen
plowtd or cultivated ,na. they ku1w
uii and that Trey receive fruit ftOm 70
whuto other orchards have no ituit.
That docs not signify but that they
would receive better anu moro if they
cultivated thUir orchards. After an
orchard comes into bearing il should
be- Kept clear of weeds anu graEeUf;
manure every two year, ami cut back
every year, some limbs cut Out 30 there
Will not DO too much toy.
summer has come gt last, or spriug,
rs epuur has 10 come before summBL
There viii De r. paper issued here
next wtUE boy o gentleman Iron D'E-
VUI--A weekly Issued every lhuftuny.
10 wili be neutral iu polliica and ita
columns open to all parties 90 advocate
thuir ideas 10 C0urhCu iu right man.
uor.
Tho cold storms On the mountains
have killed great many sheep, "a the
storm came wuCu the ewes " 70 lamb
inr. o. W. NAItSER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

overruled, motion denied and ten
DAYS g. answer.
Ju 20 Richie made the following
orders today:
Martha Is. Taylor W Jackson Bolton
Il al; motion Tor Judgment ON plead.
ings, submitted, allowed.
james w. stevens " samuel Wood.
maunue, ten Days additional 10 Gle
statement on motion for new trial.
Charles Barton W sheep Rock Milo.
Jug company; Chandler VI Sheep
Rock Mining company; Colt W Freed;
Get for argument on demurrer on
Thur8lay, MAY 25ih.
Tho following csses came before
Judge Street today and were disposed
Oi ~ follow:
II. Hutchins W Salt Lake Litho.
graph company; leave TO file supple
mUntnry complaint.
Boner VI Nat NJ, Brigham; ten days
additional time 10 answer.
q. Gllleit We ,. w. Taylor; 10Th
June IN which e. prepare and serve
statement on motion for now trial and
appeal.
Etiok n. Kjoll5trom vs. Daniel Ayer
IT NJ, dismissed.
L.. N. Ford Land and Trust com.
pnuy W Utah Central Railway; rCgu.
lsrly called to DO &c, Tor trlsl and
passed.
W. II. Llutany Va sallair Beach
c.; dismissed.
Fauk lluox Va Alex Mitchell ct al;
o. froj 10 Hilcs.
Fndfick Gray was before JUDGE
Hllfs and Jury thls af,ernoon. lie was
indicted by tue grand Jury Tor assau /
with deadly weapon upon william
T.. Fatrar on December l4th, 1895. 1 no
trial was not concluded at press time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

fqueczsd In a. best he could nnd there
found 90 HE surprise the cold and lie.
lcse body OF one whom he had learned
10 love M a friend, William Hunt.
Tom soon maize bile discovery known
and the coroner quickly Arrived on the
scene ana the body WIS taken TO
C0lllu'a undertaking paflors. Nothing
much could 10 learned regarding the
Identity OF the deceased, no he has not
figured ia very pr0mintnt circles. IL
n known, however that ne was nj one
time employed loo The IT, Jcmes
hotel; was about thifly.ive years
OF hge and u mnrfisd man. lie
como 10 this city from Colorado
anu has lodged with Tom King when
he bad nowhere else 90 40. 10 was Ut
fret thought that death came from
natural causes, Jui later this afternoon,
it developed that it looked very much
like suicide by poison anu tho
coroner thought be would DO justified
In holdiug nn inquest. The mau's
vile is supposed to be- In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
MINOR MENTION.

There were a number Of cases In tho
police C.uf, today bat hfiju from 'hu
lining 0f few uutiy dtuuE., hoy
went over lor confederation tomorrow,
Tho county comm aHi0usfs met late
this afternoon anu 90 press time were
considering tI0 petition Of James Il,
Jnlsou e.. nj rolailvs 90 the changing
Uf Che boundary lime OF school district
no. 90, which came before the count az
previous meeting. w.. Is. Ennis and
several other cluz1ns OF Draper ptc.
cinCt appeared before the court aui cx.
planned several feafons why the
change should not bs made.
Ste. Farmer, ofl8i north west ST.,
me. with "a very pat iul accident TO-
uby boo the l0lut city anu county build
ing while coming down the stairway
.1m the thifl nlUr che slipped ami
rU. Hr. Gcidcs Immediately cum
mlg,ia olrurgu uuI sant tho uuf0r-
tu.siH woman 90 The county phy-
.lInH. Sire. Farmer sustained severe
b-iIa,a bu, fortunately no bones were
broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

claimed by the tenants OF the church,
were worn by their pastor while no
WIS engaged in laboratory and other
work, separate AMI apart from bio
hsoks. The ovofalls were blogdsiliuUu
ON almost every part. 80. johnson,
the young man whofe room was hoat.
ed 10 uci q high dtgrsuO' temperature
.he day the minister built the big nfo
in the furnace, declares that Hefmlns
had them un when the latter waB met
by him on the basement stairway with
n euuuy sack uuIer his arm. lie said
hc also wore jumper o. like material
nj the came time. But nll Efforts 20
IND this article 0i clothing were fu.
Tile. Then came piece Of couhfmh-
tory evliGrce nH 20 what became 0t g.
Toe furnace nshca ON being siited were
found to contain the requisite number
OF stool buttons Tor such an article OF
apparel aad the strong point is that
they correspond exactly with those ON
the blood sAiufaird Ovufalls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

'lus motion % dismiss the appeal in
the case OF tho Fret National Bank OF
HALEY, Idsho, VI Hiram D. Lewis ct
nj appellant; was taken under al.
vIsemont by the Supreme Court today.
Justlco Miner announced that no
would 60 uscnt 10 tlt In the case TO
make o quorum but would take no part
in tho decision OF tue motion. Argu-
ment was made by Attorney n. 4.
Henderson iur the respondent aud
Attorneys ~. II. Dickson anu T., 81.
Allls0n Jr. iu reply. 10 was ordered
thatten days BIO allowed the appellant
aud tho respondent hltoen days 10 die
pIlled briefs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
Notes..

W. ". Corey the contractor IL In
Ogden, where no has been looking
alter a contract from the Astoria ana
Globe road, amounting 10 between
100000 and 100000.
Two young men were arrested yes.
to-day Tor last dfivlnF, also two
drunken men, one Of whose face and
head was cut ana bruised la way no
could account for.
McCafr Of the New York Loan and
Trust came Ia from the West, an
continued East this morning. Re.
rriver Dickinson also went East from
Salt Lake.
Arrangements have been completed
~ which the Evening Prrts will be-
enlarged and publish the pres dis.
patches. 10 will continue Republican
In politics.
a setting Of jury case, for the sec1ud
district court was made by Judge II q.
hpp Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
Notes and Personal.

4. 8. J0hutOn, a gentleman living
north OF town, HWOre cut a complaint
against John Smith Saturday, oharR.
Ing him with stealing some tools ana
iewelTy. Smith has beuu stopping
with MI. johnson for several months;
Mr. johnson has helped Smith in
various ways, giving him feed for his
teRm, etc, hut on Friday he lott with
several articles belonging 10 johnson,
according 10 the lAtteTA story. The
officers have been trying to catch the
traveller, but up to noon today hAu
been unsuccessful.
Mrs. liIeCtA Bullock Was thrown
from buggy onto the Sidewalk IN
front Of her residence Saturday, on &C
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

Dr. Mescham was econ by NEWS
representative this afternoon this alter
Loon regarding the result OF his annly-
Dis Of the stains upon the various
articles founl IN the cellar While he
was not prepared 10 state that tue
stains were those caused by human
Iouu, owing 10 the Tact that curing
iln long period that had oiHptoi since
mo psTpetratiOn Of the deed fthu blood
60 puHclo0 had become contracted, MAX.
ing II hard matter ~ distinguish 1t
from the blood u auimnls such ns
horses, uoRs, etc. Nevertheless be em.
phatically pronounced the stains that
no had examined upon tho lower door
Of tho furnace and upon the barrel
found In the cellar TO bo undoubtedly
bloodsialns, beyond that DO was pre-.
pared 70 give no further abatement vE.
gopt that no would operate With fuul
test this evening upon the Hfilc.ei, 10.
oiudiug tho smoun 0u tue paper
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IyiDrNCL piLiNg ~.

Iruuh, Dresses nuu tulinr ut hiFs
stnWsnu sold nE hrtmnus sounH
by Detectives titH Afternoon.
Evidence against hurmau8 CON.
Uuuos 10 pile up very ust This a.-
afternoon the detectives found in %
second hand tt0Ic, Misg Jlawfou's
trunk which tho pa6tur claims 20 have
cont o. her by an unknown express.
man some wooks after her digarpent.
nncu. Tue trunk, 10 ifhusriros, Cor-
tanned tho wearing nppn ul ui the
miablug girl Among thr ariiglus n'
clothing was tho dress in which Nisf
CiaWs3u hsd the photograph taken,
now In the possession Of the police.
I'm addition IN this II now happens tuat
Hcmlns sold the trunk an' clu'hinl
himself aud that boz disposed o' The
r.rl's guitar at the same time. Tao
u 90 OF this Transaction IVES December
llIh last, Iuht two months aud eleven
lays after the gifl diahpFrnJod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

count ~ the horse becoming ubman.
ageable. She was not seriously TO-.
iufot, but the shsck and slight bfui o.
will cause her TO be confined to her
ro5m Tor = few days.
The w. r. sherman Post No. q. q.
a. H., and womau's Relief corts, held
memorial services yesterday forenoon
n the Congregational church. Rov.
NJ. II. Mead, department chaplain,
delivered an appropriate discourse. In
the evening pleasing program con.
sisiing ~ patriotic speeches, songs and
recitauous was rendered.
\ private letter from Graham
county, Arizona. states that the frost
has destroyed the growing wheat. In.
formation alfo comes from Saupete
county that the wheat has been ruined
from the came cause In several places
In that county.
NJ. \. Beck Of Lehi, aged INDECENT
and sicb, ia uHder County Physician
Aliens care In the county jail. He
applied To- relief on Saturday and ives
niven a home, temporarily, In the JILL.
Similar circumstances frequently en-.
phasize the fact that the county needs
m lnhrmary.
Some mon digging = ditch near the
mouth OF Rock canyon uneafthed n
tkolctnn OF what appears 10 have been
n very LARGE man. Through the care
lessnrts and Indifference Of the work.
men the bones were badly broken and
carried on piocemeal. The skeleton
was undoubtedly that Of an Indian.
Flsh ana Game Commissioner
Newell has Commenced the criminal
crusade aRaintt unlawful fishing. This
morning warrants for tho arrest Of
three young men who had violated the
law were placed In the hands Of the
officers.
sheriff Brown received word from
salt Lake this morning that Peter
Hausen,th the old man from Goshen who
was sent 10 the ~. Marks hospital
last week nj the expense OF Utah cOun-
", died yesterday.
The ODD Follows aud their friend,
are making great Preparations 10 re.
ceivc the large numbers Of visiting
ODD Fellows who will be here wednes.
Jay from Balt Lake aud other parts Of
the State.
On Tuesday another raid will bo
made by spotiamen from Provo and
other towns In the county on fith.
eating birds around Utah lake.
Carl Nielfcn Petersen, aged "a, and
hathfina Marle Jensen, aged 10. both
Of Pleasant View ward, have received
a marriage license.
John Gtlfillha'a Faust company left
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uoHr ruroRrANr CLUES.
The Uuknown LNnressmnu ruund-
Also the woman VINO uruEht
Miss ttnusUn'a gioihrr.


One by one the points OF evidence
accumulate. This afternoon Captain
Donovan sud Detective innnty found
and interviewed tho second hand
dealer who bought hliss Clau.
sens clothes from the rrcnchuL
THIS person WIS Mrg. J.. Eugltmau,
" hose place OF business h. at 2G1 state
street. She says Tint che went 10 the
PASTORS study two or three times at
nia solicitation 10 look ut the trunk aud
No contents, which comprised TOUR OF
fivu dresser, underwear and night
robes. Most Of this has since
been sold, some Of it Co unknown per.
sons, Hvrmans, she says, also gave
hUr three lady'a hats which were hang.
ing iu hlu study. These were also tho
property Of Mita Clhusrn. Tho expires.
man, who was Up today unknown
--Hrovoa 90 be- George smith,
n young fellow, the driver " express.
wagon 10. Together with Mite Eng
ltman's son he went 10 the preachers
alter the trunk aud guitar. This die.
oovory completely uispfovea Hermaus'a
Story Of having sent the trunk 90 Miss
Clauten At her request nut iaslefa on
him terrible responsibility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

On the occasion OF Hermann last
Whit nero iuil PRIOR Co biz departure on
y alleged money raising tour o.
Ileuiing 10 local mlulslrga was hello, iu
which be- was un'r.csud ana absolute.
ly lismilfUI from mis- charge
iu Tue church, not Tor uuy
reason of Die improperly with
the missing GIRLS which iact had not
OF that dglo reached tho ears OF bis co.
wufLurg, bu, salgly iT0m the TACT that
hlH church accounts we're iu such o.
lepl0faule state as Go warrant tho su1,
piulOn that there wUH HuTl1ua Gina. %
glal leakage iug which the Euv, Her
mans was rgspluHibip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

M.m Annie samuplaon disappeared
January -5 ar 40 last. Il, seems 90 have
been demonstrated beyond my gur.
lion Of doubt that HrTmans had been
srmiu1lly Intimate with hur aud that
ue hr4 ulmmiu,d an abortion uu
har early poo tine month stated.
WnaiCvgT became Of her DO syums uHr-
tain tuat slc was not Crgmagru mud
tuHt tue was NOT uuIui Iu the blae-
wrni, a SINGULAR uigrumHfpuU0 Do
..nt few days before auE i"1p. ar.
Auco HgrmHus haa m large luu.
Htr box muIu at the verde u.
l1yl1b R0Wury N Armstrong, which
lac hnd sent Go .Hu church uuu Ior
which hu paid t375. Tho .nlrot
.hinH the ur.'uIvT may nayo zone
HociFcly whatlhC murutrrrs of ChnllI
no when they shipped nlan.Iv Fl. tu.
'hED, huWuyrf,II may lTan8Hirt tulL 90 .
DIX Incident may Doc .aHsnn.urIF *.
r.aincd. ON lHr morning ui January
~ John HnuHuu, tho Ua.Nttu0.ia
ulntlpI urc,ulgs Auf he mot Har.
mems 200 luo church Ht worry emily
W.. Tho pastor .1gmgt muuWily
llaluf0ed and he was pguuUug freely.
dtusan thought 30 arrange tuat 10
lunnll bn tilTtluN 90 eaIlJ and that hB
iaruli hofo troubled and qusa lo1pI
aim c0ucyrnlug 10, He explained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
OoDEN, U1Ail,

Again Ogden has a streak Of good
luck In that two OF It's citizens Ole Han
sen nnd bis sister Anna are made
heirs 10 fortune Of 100000. Tney
are originally ffsm Fyen, Denmark
and have been In Utah number Of
year,. Anna IL working as domestic
servant and Olo h a laborer out Of cm.
ploymont. Their parents are both
dead. Their large fortune comes
by the death Of an uncle In South
Africa who LEFT $1,000, 900 TO be divided
among 6iA heir. They expect 10 70
40 back 20 Denmark soon ana IL " not
at oil unliHoly but they will return 10
Ogden, ~ they like this country best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
COURT CASES.
Orders Made aud Business Transacted
by the Three District Judges.

Judge HiIes was again In bis chair
today In the criminal division Of tho
Third district court anu made the fol.
lowing order;
State OF Utah Va Harry Hynds, In.
dicted Tor murder; trial got for June /,
JAMES a. Luke, indicted TOT perjury;
trial net for Alay "a.
e. II. Mcclure W Joseph T. Little;
demurrer ami motion to strike out
nmonded complaint and intervention
Of Dosorot savings bank, demurrer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
PROVO.


U. &. T. A.
The Utah County Teacher associa.
ton held It's last regular meeting OF the
school year Saturday, In the Parker
sohOnlhOufn, Professor Whiting Of
the University addressed the teachers
aud explained tho offsets anu methods
OF the State reading circle, % be- con.
Quoted Tor the benefit OF thn teachers
under tho direction Of Doctor PARK,
stake superintendent OF public IN.
sttuctious, aud professors OF tho Uni.
veEsiiy Of Utah. Among the subjects to
DO considered by the circle will 10
psychology and sociology; papers Civ.
ing an outline Of the subjects to be
studied will DO furnished, ana after
the course 10 completed examinations
will probably be provided Tor. Clubs
OF about twelve members will be oTga-
nIzod and these will form county or.
gaHi1iti0n.
Professor whiting closed with some
interesting femafka on natural hiatOry,
taking the ant Tor his subject.
Dr. j. NJ. Tanner followed Prof.
Whiting aud strongly urged technical
study and disapprOvod easy aud super.
fetal methods. He referred pRrtlcu.
larry TO the study Of geography and
history, aud condemned the System In
vogue Of teaching Isolated facts as TO
the productions aud pursuits Of the In.
habilanis Of any section Of country,
and recommended the study OF these
subjects 10 be pursued by becomiag
acquainted with the manufacturing,
commercial and financial life Of great
cities, 10 which many countries and
sections are oOnulbntOry, ana la this
manner gain moro c, mpTehensiye
anu practical Wow than 10 possible by
studying separately each section ana
country, regardless Of Its Importance.
He also Advocated the study VI current
history.
The following county committee Of
the State reading circle was elected
County superintendent ID. II. Chris.
tensru, J. a. Reese, W. w, Billings
ana ID. IL. Robinson.
IL was decided to hold tho Summer
Institute IN Paysou, In the latter part
Of August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

This coupon entities holder 90 one vote
for queen 90 tho Midsummer Carnival,
salt Lake Cily July -nd, ind aud ith,
lsIi
AN rauuHHa Joe the Stale will be- Invited
Co Join boo 90. Carnival Pageant and TO
choose RuHHuH ~ tholr several counties
to r0prcsun. th0ir delegations who viii
bo received boy tho Carnival queen nj the
Throne aH guests Of Honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
From Australia.

a Telegram received today by Elder
Franklin d. Richards, from Elder
Fred W. Ellia, and sent from Portland,
Oregon, announced the departure
today Tor Salt Lake City OF thlrty.iwo
Elders ana sAinie from Autitalis.
The party will reach this city on
wednesday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

a airour af1r. viii bl made TO have
Governor Wells Oiier big reward 90,
Che bringing Ui NcfmnuB 20 justice.
HIS whereabouts arc totally unknown,
but %. Ho team educated, reading man
DO isnim1rt certain that he has by this
time seen iu print the terrible charges
ugaiust him. Were the evidence
aaaiust him overwhelming the oficets
argue that Doe would have tol0graphod
his Willingness Co return aud demand
an Investigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
EXCURSION RATES TO sALrLAEr

Via tue Union racinc MAY aoIh. aOih
and atsL
For Annual Conference Y. NJ. and
Y. l.. NJ. L. Association, Salt Lake
May 3Oth and 3lst, Union Pacific will
sell round trip tickets from all stations
In Utah at one fare. Tickets on sale
Ogden, San,aquln and intermediate
points May 30th and 8lst, ana from all
other points May goth aud SOth. Tick.
oils good returning until June 2nd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25

Among tho numeroul relies ihui
were unuatthod today was quantity
OF bl0ods,a.ucd religious tlGcN ana
various church ana missionary ltgra.
tutO, which although mlIuwui 90 the
extent that ilr tyne In places was
illsgiUle, tOTg sylJ0gye Di having been
used by toe ptrpsiTHi1r Ul the deed 90
wipe his hands aud clean niH clothing;
iurthurn Tin type lkunc.s of poles
Uflcur Larsen evidently taken several
yuarh ago WAS tEuumud with o. ulau-
ny ofTubbish, U1noG. etc. Too presence
Df the oticrt's likeness a SUCH "a place
o. accounted flr On tho grounds ihst DE
was q resident Oi the church building
uu 90 about ton m1lthH ago Wuuu be
went elsewhere 10 live, ~ DO thought
bliss Clnusen had the likeness given
her while she was acting us uurar Co
Llffon, while he WAS suffering from
fHyll OF serious siCkutBs AMI the. tile
guspCoted murderer sought 90 ue,truy
q, with other effects % tue unfortunate
young woman.