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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
MOUNDsVILLE
A ,T,,ssIInmeous HIsIAnGo nr Minor Mat
Ter, from MarIhRIl's Metropolis.

A ATIsesIIRueOuu melAhEo Ut MI"or "'
Ter, from MarIhRIl'S Metropolis.
Tomorrow morning the fourth nm
punI excursion arranged by the Ep-
worth League, OF this city, viii be taken
on the new and palltlal steamer, queen
CITY. down to Marietta, and return on
the splendld steamer, Virginia: II Is
nredicted that over a hundred people
nnI go The fare for the round trip u
NM ii: meals on board will be charged
extra' Many will so and take baskets
NJ PROVISIONS with them TO eat on board,
witch privilege Is allowed Children
under twelve years Of age VIII be taken
Sar balf fare. The down boat VIII
Lave the wharf between 2 and IL
n.c,oc, To give notice TO all who IN,
,onJ Going. the Methodist Eplscopa,
chnTcb hell Will be rung when all shoulu
start Tor the wharf. The excursion pro I,
,nJsrs ia be the largest ever leaving TINS
Mace. and the finest ever given D! 'h'
iocol chapter OF the league
clarence V. Guard and sister, Miss
Mia departed yesterday. for Mary
land TO spend several weeks with reia'
tives.
NIss Ella Harris left yesterday morn
Ipg. on n visit to friends IN New Aul'
ans and CadlZ, Ohio.
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BROOKLYN, juno 2a.-Aftor scoring
seventeen straight victories tho Bostons
fell down before the Brooklyns Rt Eastern
PARK this afternoon. II was by no means
a model contest and tho Bean Eaters had
several chances Of winning, but let them
RHE
Brooklyn .....l 20 - 9 3
Boston .......l . - ~
Earned runs. brooklyn ,; Boston ]. Bat
tories. Kennedy and A. Smith: SWEETS
and CAMEL Time, hours. Umplreg,
O'Day and Mcdonald. Attendance, S6SA
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ApM1N1sTRAToR,s SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALR

or all the personal property of the late
Jerry Crawford. deceased. at No. 1llt Eofr
street, on Thursday June "a. commencing
at 10 o'clock A. M. of all the household
and kitchen furniture and carpenters
tools OF every description, parlOr sets,
chamber sets. carpets, dining room and
kitchen ware.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash.
F. w WRIGHT.
Administrator.
]. c. HERVEY, Auctloneer. JUL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

Health is the best inheritance. II leaves
ZEE ipGurnce even TO the third and fourth
generation. What greater happiness has
life IN store for any man than to live 70 a
green old age surrounded by his children
and his childrcns children, ana see theul
ali robust, happy and successful. HAPPY
the man who lives TO carve NJ he WeuuiuB
suppcrs Of his grandchildren. Picture you,
srif gray.haiTed but hearty old man Al the
head n The table at your Rrandson's wed.
ding thanking your Maker for the blessing
M long life, and asking the blessing OF
good health for generations yet unborn. II
lies In almost every name poWeTto DC mus
hIrasrd II he will II he will only obey Nat
v,r's laws and be wntchful OF his health
he will have long life and happiness.
The bcat pTcacrycr Of health ~ DR. Picfce' 8
Golden Medical Discovery. II keeps the
digestion perfect, the liver active, and the
blood pure. II Is the best fest. builder ana
nerve invigorator The man Who resorts 70
Il whenever he feels any symptoms OF ",
proaching ill.hralth will live to heariy o!u
agc Dnirgists sell it. Nothing else is
Just as good
T. Il. Holt, Of whittsns stand Wayne GO.
-rgy,p v,tiirs In october, i'9o ] was taEth
,giiW a hurting in the back Of my meek when
s,r,diIy CREW worse conHulted doctor; mt
uayr me q cgursr Of treatment bul gl.uu!h',y
grew worse under Il ~ last my trouble tah w
yybnt was called spinal affection eoul9 hatu W..
III nboul al all Finally became as he;plses
~. child / Wrote YOU At buffalo n, v, 10 &c.
uofd 10 my condition and you answered i ii,s
HHlnmptiy aud prescribed Df rlefces U9lusiil
Neditli niscoytry took the Dlseoyel ""'
s5s5 Got veil. My health continues good
Druggists sell Dr. Picrce'a Pleasant lsl.
Iets' They cure constipation They ente
quickly and permanently and never grlpfy,;i
One i a gentle laxative two n'iiu
eaghaTtic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

WASHINGTON, June 22-To,days was
,nniher gluEging game, In which both
Iiiy,,t and E'IIeId were knocked out OF the
box German went in at the end Of the
Al oFfer iye hits had been made on
King. Taylor replaced FiGeld in the tenth.
The visitors made a battlns T clg ~ M M
moi give them a hit. Attendance t'Sv1'
score Ri Il
washington .......41OSO00O1i-l? Is 2
philadelphia md o OOO2 vi "
Earned runs, washington I; Phil1delph,Lia
o batteries, German, hlnE anu ~, ~ ~
Umpire, Emslie.
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prlr, or Armor DAD Fl1el.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-The gem
cral deficiency bill reported to the sem
ate to-day by the committee on appro-
printlons fixes the price Of armor plate
on the three vessels now building at
1925 per ton OF 2.240 pounds, and gives
discretionary authority to contract d.
rect with the boat builders for the ar
NOR
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CLEVELAND, June 22-Poppalau plteh-
al bis frsf full game for the Clcvelnnds
and was hit hard. Tho Colonies had ev-
erythIng practically their own way The
Se9ture OF tho game was the throwing to
bases OF Crieger, who caught SIX men
while trying to steal Attendance o'VVp'
ScO'e' RH +.
cleveland ...fO1o1 o-eis 3
fnnisylIIs III gas 0 . Ola Is Q
Earned runs, Cleveland Z; Louisville 3.
BATTERIES. Poppalsu and CrieGer; fL az,
and Dexter. Time. 2IN umplres' cum
nlnghlm, Wilson and Hurst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

BALTIMORE June 1.-THE Champions
captured to-days game from the Giants.
II WAS a pitchers hattie throughout, in
which Corbett had decidedly the best OF
the argument The fielding on both sides
was full OF snap. and fast double plays
"''S RHE
Baltimore 80 OO11oo - s 2
New York....O o 0 o 0 L. G 4
Batteries, Corhett and Robinson; Sey-
mour and Warner. Time, 2:l5. Umpire,
lynch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

The long distance race under the
auspices Of the Wheeling Homlng club.
from Tuscoll, Illinois, TO Wheeling, will
start this morning about 8 O'Clock and
the birds are expected TO begin arriving
at Wheeling early in the evening. The
members OF the homing club are taking
great interest In thiq race, which will
be followed with one even longer early
IN Iuly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

The II, Zwicker team viii cross bats
Eith me sixth Ward Angels on the
Nineteenth street brlck-yard grounds
today. The ZwIckers would Ike TO
bcar from any team Of players under
gI,rtsen ypars OF age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

CINCINNATI, June 22.-The Rods won
to-dny's game easily from the Browns.
Tho latter were unable to hit Rhines' VINO
ts'''at-ii'e' WV RHE
Cincinnati ....o21 OOlO9 ~ II 3
81 iouis..,...O 0 / l 0 o. 8
Earned runs. Cincinnati 2: ST. Louis !;
batteries, Rhincs and Peltz: Donahue anu
Douglass. Time. rs. Umpire MeOer-
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WHEHLNG DAILY INTEIIIGENcER WEDNESDAY, JUNE % 1887

hatied out u victory In tho ninth. being
aided By Mansneld's errors. Score;
Youngstown 20 90 OoOliE 10 i
Mansfield .,.I 0 o 90 OO2 O-Sii Q
batteries Youngstown, Brodle and Xin-
ram. Mansfield Ely and Lynch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

Earned runs. New Castle :. Two-bnsn
hits, Toft, Fleming Graiilus. Homo run.
Grniiius. Stolen bases Ihts. Ioyle' BaI"s
TItched hail, BY Hallowoll /. Struck out,
~ HaIloweil q, by Hickman J. Time I'D
Implre, WILTON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
pIsR RAUL COMMENT.

The Wheeling and New Castle teams
Isf, iast night for New Castle, wherre
they play this afternoon. The game IS
,rS1sferred from Wheeling on account
OF me big Royal Arcanum celebration az it
the Pennsylvania town to-day. when u rs
eXpected that the ball clubs VIII draw
a tremendous success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

Special Dispatch to the TntolllEoneer'
FORT WAYNE. June 2. Springfield
was again defeated by the home club to-
day. although tho visitors took strong
lead at the opening, Score:
RH r.
For, WAYNE o 1910 ? ?-io q 9
springned - 80 90 90 o. il q
Battorles-Herr and Campbell; coggS'
well and Stevlck.
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sIDRRAs-aEo. .. sTlRgL 8 %.
Geo. {. StifeI & Co.
Sideras,
OIL JAPANESE PORCH CURTAINS,

Give satisfaction not attained by any other outdoor
blind being easily hung, not injured by weather, can be
operated by any child keeps out the hot rays of the sum
yet admits any breeze that may be blowing, sizes sxs
feet and 8x8 feet.
One thousand Chinese Grass Seats at...... SC each
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Special Dispatch 10 tho lnlollIgenefr
YOUNGSTOWN, June 22.-It was an OK
citing game to-day, both Brodle ana Fay
pitching good ball. Tho score was ued
b. Mansfield In tho eighth, but tho Giants
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

Earned runs. Chicago ! ThrCe-bHsc hits,
Davis. Ryan. Decker, Common, Donohue
Sacrifice hit. Davis. Stolen bases, Davis
;. Brodie, Donovan. Double plays, Davis,
Padden and Merritt First base on balls,
on Hawley :: on KorwRn Z. Struck out
by Hawicy (; by KOFwnn .. Passed ball
Donohue Balk, Korwan Left on bases
Pittsburgh 0. Chicago s First base on
errors, Pittsburgh .. Chicago l. Time,
2.I0. Umpire. Sheridan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTTCh
OF the Drawing for Redemp-
ton Of Bonds Of 1885 Of the
City of Wheeling.

ton Of Bonds Of 1885 OF the
City of Wheeling.
Notice Is hereby given by the commits.
sIoners OF the loan or 1855 OF tho city OF
Wheeling that on June IL. 1891, pursuant
to the requirements OF tho ordinance OF
said city, passed May u, 1885,, entitled An
ordinance to provide for thds.ssue and sale
OF bonds OF the city OF Wheeling, 10 be
known rs bonds OF 1885, and for the re-
domptlOn and payment thereof, ana pro-
vldlng for payment INTO the CITY treasuIy I,
OF certain amounts from the revenues OF
tho Gas and water works." tho following
described bonds issued under the said or
dlnRnrr were duly determined by lot by
saId commissioners for redemption and
nayment on the first day OF July lSi. to-
vii Ronds No. one hundred and twenty
AIN OsF. ono hundred and forty-slN llib),
ono hundred and nlnety-threo uPAl, three
hundred and fourteen (3lO, two hundred
and seventy (25W, two hundred and forty.
seven t2iO, two hundred and htty-tMo
tg5D. two hundred and thirty.seVen (2SO,
one hundred and fity-nlne uHSl l9r She
thousand ttl,0oO dollars each. TONES 10 N.e,
twenty (Gl, eighty $50, and hGty-iiye 20
Tor nv, hundred gao dollars each. Bonds
No four (O five tO and seven 70, Tor one
hundred CslOO dollars each. That sald
bonds will be redeemed and PAID ~ thy
unnE OF Tho Ohio Valley, IN the city OF
Wheeling. Weat virginia, py sald com,
,,JssInnGrg ON and after said tirst Gay OF
It,iy i1i mud that said bonds 70 uetor-
mincd will cease TO bear interest from the
last mentioned day and date
COMMISSIONERS OF THE LOAN OF ISSs'
nv ALFRED CALDWELL, Chairman;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

Robinson hit hard and timely In the
firFt game. and his fielding was good
two throws. one 10 the plate ana an
other 10 third. being gilt edged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

Special Dispatch to the IntcllIgcnoer.
TOLEDO, Juno q, The Old Soldiers
were beaten easily by the Toledo team to-
day. In the first and second innings EinE
wnH bntted hard. Score: ,p
Toledo ...32 1910 ? % - Z
DAYTON .,......O 0 ! O.3 0 % =
HattrrlcH-Tolrdo, Blue and Arthur;
Dayton, Emlg and Wonud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

1followell mnde favorable impress
slon upon local fans yesterday after
noon, though he was touched up pretty
hard In the awful ninth Of the second
game. with another good pitcher dhd
n regular second baseman me team
%pgbt 10 make a good showing yet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
1nAIIa. so1RrEs AVE- pARTlEs

EupplIcd with NIL kinda of Plain ang Fa 1,,,s,
~ mi Programmes, Tickets and Invita-
lions, at nil prices. at tho lnielilgenessts n,
iob printing ONCE, IS and 81 Fourteenth
street
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lOCo00oOOo,
8 BOWLING. /
sooooooOool
INTERSTATE LEAGUE

Yesterdays wlnners--New Castle, To-
lcdo, Youngstown.
Te-day's Eemes--whecllng at New Cas-
tie Mansfield AZ Youngstown. Dayton at
Toledo Springfield ut Fort Wayne.
A large but not enthusiastic crowd,
wendell us way to the Island base ball
park yesterday afternoon. drawn by the
special attraction in the shape of two
Championship games between the Nall
ers and the New Castle Quakers. who
are leading In the league race Just now.
Wheeling fans would have been sat
isaed with one victory for the, after
noon. but when the Matters went down
twice in succession. and in the FIRST be-
fore poor pitching, It is no wonder that
the Knockers club Is gathering In re-
crults while the true-blue fan" Is a
lonesome individual. who is growing
more sloomy as the days and defeats
pIss In HladsOule (?) array.
In the FIRST game Campbell was put In
90 pitch and opposed TO him was John
son. the college twirler, who recently
iolned New Castle. In the hrst inning,
ON one hit. aud some OF the worst work
ever seen on a ball field, the visitors
gathered In four runs. Campbell gave
bases on balls. hit batsmen and was
Wild as n March hare. The mauUge-
ment made big mistake in not re-
placing him with Hallowell. whose eff
fectiveneSs was well known, and who
could have held down the visitors in
good style, while the Nailers gave
johnson and Smith. who succeeded
him. their bumps. As II was, while the
NaileFs batted fairly hard, Campbell
vas hit harder. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

wheeling returns tomorrow ana VIII
open a series Of three games Win u'e
youngstown team.
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Everybody Can't Drive,
But those Who DOSE

Should know where to go for
Buggy Robes of Linen, Monte
or Ladies Cloth. We have an
exceptional line, at prices from
$50 UPWARDS.
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TabOurette and
Jardinier Stands
AT SEQ EACH.

Cut Glass OF the best and most
brilliant makes, in new patterns,
also China Plates and Fruit or
Cake Trays, suited for prizes or
gifts,
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Wooden Ware.

"A new assortment Of turned
wood Hall Racks, Umbrella
Stands, Ladies' Shoe Boxes,
Umbrella Racks, Towel Racks,
} Hat and Coat Racks, etc, also
sawed and polished oak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23
RECEIVERS SALE.


FOR RENT.
dor RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
a in the City Bank Building. Inquire &c
the City Bank Of Wheeling. mE50
EoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
10 tho city; large and plenty Of light;
centrally located IN best advertised build.
ing In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB CLOTHIERS. Fourteenth
and Market BtreetL jan
ron 4RoOms, Alley 30, near SWS.
TUX panIlOn bridge, 50 per month.
nrHr 3 Rooms and Hall, modern
ktNI, improvements, At 1903 Main
tutT1et, $40 per month.
REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTIATED.
JAMES L HAwLEY.
Real Estate and Loan Agency, 1908 Main
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Yesterdays wlnners-New Castle. To-
lcdc, Youngstown.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-28
LOCAL MENTION.

Born, Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Straw bridge, 4O45 Calumet avenue, Chi
cagO, a son, Ewart Strawbridge. Mrs.
Straw bridge is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Ewart.
The Hub Clothing company, through
Abe Steinberg, secretary and treasurer,
has presented the president of the COM
pany, Mr.: Heyman, with a $3.50 gold
watch and chain. They also gave each
of their employees a handsome check.
Topeka Journeymen BARRIERS union
No. % has elected the following Off
GERS. President, c. P Hypes, vice
president, J. N Deem, corresponding
and financial secretary, E. D. Wilcox,
recording secretary, F. 1. Gudge, treas
urer, John Griley, guide, H. P. Miller,
and guardian, Joe Klee.
The police yesterday arrested Fran
ces Brown, North Topeka gambler,
on the charge of maintaining a gamb-
ling house. His place was on North
Kansas avenue near Railroad street,
and had become notorious. This is the
first arrest of this kind made for many
weeks. The gambling houses have been
having an uninterrupted run lately.
Sunday afternoon at the First Con-
gTegatiOnal church, a memorial service
was held by Lincoln post for the vet
Grams who died during the past year.
The ladies OF Lincoln circle had decora-
ted the church for the occasion. Rev.
NJ F. McKirahan conducted the servi-
ces, and Chaplain Burge, the devotion
al exercises Judge J. G. Wood deliV-
cred the memorial address. During the
year IA members of Lincoln post died.
Officers Capron and Whitaker last
evening collected the regular monthly
license fine from the disOrderly house
on Fourth street, east of Kansas ave
nue., known as the Cline place. On the
police register as keeper was the name
Emma Johnson, who is really Jennie
Cline. She gave $25 and forfeited it.
Nav Johnston, Dora Brown, and May
Adams each gave $40 and forfeited the
deposits This is the second resort
"raided'' this month.
President J. W. Priddy. of the city
board of education. has made the ap-
pOintment of committees for the COM
ing year as follows: Finance, William
Macferran, Edward Wilder. W. NJ.
Thompson; buildings and grounds, W.
H Wilson, S. c. Miller, P. w. Griggs;
teachers and salaries S. G. Miller, w.
regulations, P. w. Griggs, Rev. NJ. c.
Long, E. D. .Benner; textbooks and sup
plies, Ira B. Howe, Edward Wilder, Z.
D. Benner.
The annual meeting of Topeka Con-
sistOry No. 1. Scottish Rite MaSonS, was
held last evening and the following Of
ficers We're elected: Master, 7. w. .Har-
rison; prior, William Green; preceptOr,
]. G. Maver. chancellor, H. c. Bowman;
orator, A A. Rodgers; hOspitaller Rob
ert Edwards; registrar, J. A. Hass;
treasurer. J. d. Norton; primate. Will
liam Elder; marshal of ceremonies, J.
A. Daley; expert, r. w. jenkins; as
sistant expert, w. H. Wilson; standard
bearer, c. c. Griffith; master of the
guard, o. J. Wood; sentinel s. p.
Wade. The Consistory added As new
members during the past year and now
has a membership of ~ and $4,000 in
its treasury
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-28
MORE ABOUT LOTTIE.
Charleston Has "Fired or" Lottie
.Bowes and Should be Punished.

The Chicago Times-Herald's special
from Charleston, s. G., concerning Lottie
Bowes was as follows:
Charleston. S. c., Dec. 26.-At the
Christmas cotillon given by the cadets of
the South Carolina Military academy.
many women from the -four hundred"
set were present and a peculiar dispute
arose.
Hoyt's "A Stranger in New York. Eas
played at the Academy of Music, with
Miss Charlotte Crane, who is Miss Bowes
of Springfield, Ill, the leading lady.
The government training ship Salmon +.
Chase is wintering here, and the officers
and cadets were invited to the bali Cadet
Peterson had an engagement to take Miss
Crane to the ball, and after the PERFORM
ance he called for her and they went to
the ball. When they entered the ball
room all the men sought introductions.
This was noted, and several of the society
young women called the chaperons and
demanded that Miss Crane be sent away.
Their only reason was because she was
an actress.
The chaperons, according to the story
told by those present, demanded that Cap
tain Hamlet of the Chase order Cadet Pc
terson to take Miss Crane from the bah.
The order was given and the cadet was
forced to reveal the situation to the act
ress and request her to leave with him.
She was mortified at the treatment and
left hurriedly.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-28
FROM DAWSON.
KIOndikers Who Left Dawson
Nov. I6 Get to Victoria.

Victoria, B. c., Dec. 28-The steamer
Tees from Skaguay brought down five
Klondikers, Richard Shaw of Victoria,
who left Dawson on November 16, and
three other Victorians and T. Handy
of Seattle, who started on their tramp
Oct. p.
The party leaving on the latter date
ran out of provisions at Fort Selkirk
and had to beg their way along, getting
food at different camps, or, when it was
not to be had, living on anything they
could shoot.
Shaw came out by dog train, leaving
Dawson after the ice formed He pass
ed so men along the river, bound out
ward. They We're all coming along
with just food enough to last them At
Stewart river, 43 outfits bound for
Dawson, were frozen. Two Of the three
RATS of beef, which were on the bars
just above Dawson, were carried down
the river right past the town by the
floating ice on the night of November
Is. Jim Gray's saloon at Dawson was
robbed of $50, 900. Ed Lord, the barten-
der, and two other men were arrested.
At Fort SeIkirk man named Keeler
was robbed of S. 900. Ed Jackson was
arrested on suspicion.
J. w. Mackay, who left Dawson on
November 13. reached Skaguay before
the steamer Tees left. 1t is stated that
he brought out $75;00O in dust.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-28
JUDGE HAzEN WAS CROSS.
He Sentenced Anthony Hamilton to
Lansing for Five Years.

There never was a more surprised
man in Topeka than Anthony -Hamil-
ton who sat before Judge Hazen late
yesterday afternoon. Hamilton had
stolen a gold watch belonging to Mrs.
5 H Price and there was a clear case
against him for burglary and larceny.
Hamilton thought that he would get off
easy by making compromise and
pleading guilty. County Attorney Jet
more agreed to accept a. plea OF guilty.
to grand larceny and Hamilton con-
Sented.
Judge Hazen asked:
before?'
Yes, was here before. You sent
me over for three years.
How long have you been out?"
About four months. But I am not
guilty of stealing this watch. I did
sell 1t but that is all I did"
Hamilton I have no sympathy for
you" said Judge Hazen. You served
a term in the penitentiary for the same
klnd OF an OffenSe you have Just plead
ed Sullty 10 ana as soon as you are out
you get into trouble again. The law
1lXeS the penalty in your case at not
less thar one nor more than five years
IN the peniteniary and I will give you
the limit, hVe years If you had been
convicted of both burglary and lar
ceny in which the extreme penalty is
Ten years l would have given you the
limit and we would have been rid of
you for a long time"
Hamilton expected by pleading guilty
TO get a sentence of one year.
William MOSher was fined $25. He
pleaded guilty to petit larceny He
was accused of robbing a man but the
prosecuting witness left the country
and cannot be found