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VIII of Rebecc. windholtx.

The will of the late Rebecca M. Wind
holtz. dated June IS, 1897, filed yesterday
afternoon names Camden Riley as execu-
tor, and divides the estate between him
and Sadie Riley, Laura and Eva E. Bur-
rows.
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Speaking tubes. burglar alarms. electric
wiring, motors, etc. Kuehling. 1920 Pa. av.
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BRlCk DIV ELLlNIs, NJ. 1429 q STREET
NORTHEAST CORNER FLORENCE AND q
STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust to us. dated Sep
tember q, 1894, and recorded In Liber No. 1863
at folio ct seq, one of the land records for the
District Of Columbia. and for default in the pay
ment Of the matters secured thereby, will sell
at public auction: in front OF the premises. on
THURSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1897, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the lot numbered 1852 in +. j.
DieudOnne's subdivision of lots in square numbered
1851. per plat recorded liz the Offices OF the
surveyor for said District in liber 90 folio IS
1.-THE rear feet of said lot being reserved for alley
purposes for use Of other lots in said subdivision
and improved 10y two-story brick dwelling No. 1923
street northeast. in the city Of Washington. in
said District.
Terms OF sale: One-tf.ird cash, and the balance
In one and two years from the day sale the de-
fered payments to bear interest the rate Of six
49, per cent per annum until paid. payable semi
annually. represented by the purchasers pronssory
notes, secured by deed Of trust on the property
and policy of insurance against loss by tre the
building to our satisfaction. Terms of sale TO he
complied with I'm fifteen days from day Of sale
All c0nveyancng and recording at purchasers cost
$zOO deposit on acct ptance of bid
JAS S. EDWARDS. Trustee,
500 5th street northwest.
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS Trustee
1905 Penna ave. northwest
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucts. no9-d&ds
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Spring Lamb, New York Roast Beef ani
Delmonico Steak JOHN p. KELLY, 9th ST
wing, Center mkt. Corned Beef a speciality
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Free Flower Show Continued.

Messrs. GUIDE & Bro. of 1924 F ST. have
decided to continue their flower show till
rext Wednesday. The thousands who have
called have expressed themselves so de-
lighted that we want every one in town to
enjoy the show. Free to all.-Advt.
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Impertant to the Ladie..

Having returned after an absence OF over
a year IN Yew York. will begin operations
by conducting sale of an insurance stock
OF Dry Goods, Notions. etc. at 100 7th St
NV. Monday, Nov Is, when hope to see
all my old friends. Sam Samstag Lincoln
Hotel.-Advt.
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OIL OR GAS HEATER, $50 and up
warranted to heat small room. A. EBER-
LY'S SONS, us 9TH st. NV
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Philadelphia and Return via b. and o
Sunday. Nov. IA, 7:05 and am. going,
returning on all trains same day. Round
trip, $2.-Advt.
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NOW YOU NEED BLANKETS.
and the lace curtains and port;eres ought
to be up. Let us clean them for you. Quick
work. Reasonable prices. Wagon calls
ANTON FISCHER 9O6 G ST.
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

Observation-Disclosures sticks everything. 10c
mh5-t.f ,stf
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GAS AND OIL HEATERS, all styles
low prices. A. EBERLY'S SONS, rs It'll
st. NV.
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B. AND o. BULLETIN.

BALTIMORE AND RETURN, s1.OO. All
trains in both directions tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN 50 90
1:05 and am trains going, valid for re-
turn on all regular trains tomorrow
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TREAT YOI-R STOMACH

to a bottle of our matches 'Hofbraeu
Beer with meals. and before going to bed,
and you'll live longer. Write or phone 1917
for case. Abner & Drury. 25th and +.
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A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE. oOx24 inches,
eneitled "Homeward Bound" given at c.
ID. KENNY'S seven city stores Saturday,
Nov. H.
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Lamp Oil-the best-1 gal ,1Sc.: ) gals. 75c
Phone 40. Muddiman & Co.. 12O4 G-616 L
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The Popular Line to Baltimore
Is the pennsylvania railroad. Special ex-
cursion next Sunday. 81 round trfp.-Advt
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BE SURE IT PABST BEER
you are served with in hotels and restau-
rants, by looking for their trade mark.
which is blown into the glass CT every bot
tie of the genuine article.
PABST BREWING CO., 7O8 NJ Cap St
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nGg-d&ds

CI.EARINGO OUT SALE-ALL KINDS OF STOVES
Office furniture, household goods, carpets ETC. at
private sale. at auction prices. III. ROSENBERG,
southwest corner Sth and d SITS. NV. nol2-,;ts
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BE SURE IT'S PABST BEE

SheetZ's Snowdrift, Coo. per Id. Satin Mo-
lasses Candy. 15c. per box. 10th and F.
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Money to lend ct and per cent on real
estate Frank T. Rawlings, 1905 Pa ave-
Advertisement.
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RATCLLFFE. SUTTON 9 co. AUCTIONEER:

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON STREET NEAR THE TREAS
URf DEPARTMENT, IMPROVED BY TWO
1901.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust duly recorded in
liber No. 2213, folio 40 seq, one of the land
records for the District Of Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, the I'm
dersighed trustees will offer for sale nv public
auction In front OF the premises, WEDNES-
DAY, TWENTY-FOURTH NOVEMBER. AID. 1887
at -FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following describe j
real estate. situate in the city of Washington in
the district OF Columbia. to wit: Lot letterad
IL In original lot numbered two t2) in square
numbered two hundred and twenty three (223). as
said subdivision is recorded in the Office of the
surveyor Of the District of Columbia in Book
G H. T.. page a. together with all the improve
ments. rights, etc.
This property will he sold subject. however to
a prior deed Of trust for $25.o00. at 5 per cent
the full particulars Of which will be stated at the
time Of sale.
Of $3.50 required upon acceptance of bid If the
terms of sale not complied with in fifteen days
from the day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and Of
the defaulting purchaser. after five days adver-
tisement of such resale In some newspaper puo-
lished in Washington, ID. G. All conveyancius
etc at the cost of the purchaser.
CHARLES F. WILLIAMS,
EDWARD 5. WESCOTT,
no13-d&Ghs Trustees
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Look i'm at Lynch's,

See SANS Wedding and Reception" and
get n pint of Rockbridge Rye Whisky-jt
cents. JOHN LYNCH 4O4 9th 1t
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F-.OO TO FhiIndclphtn a Return FH.OO
via pennsylvania railroad. Tickets good
going on 7. 8, . and II a. m trains SUNDAY.
Nov. IA, and on all trains returning same
Gay. except the Congressional Limited.-Ad.
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FThe Maiestfe."
Some Musical Notes,

l4th and Yale NV: furnished. r. ]. Mar
shall, manager, sos 18th nw.-Advt
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1.-THE Mafeatic-

14th and Yale NV; furnished. r. j. Mar
Shall. manager, sos 18th n.w.-Advt
$1.OO To Baltimore and Return 81 90
Via Pennsylvania railroad Tickets good
on all trains going and returning Sunday,
Nov IA. except the Congressional Limited.
advertisement.
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"The Majestic,'


18th and Yale NV; furnished. r. j. Mar
shall, manager, sos 18th n.w.-Advt.
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Royal Headache Powders cure. Zoe.
mh5-m. WI ,stf
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100 choice alternating lots at Ocean City
Md, viii be Sold without reserve at Sloan's
140s street, commencing Monday night
Nov II, at O'Clock. One-fourth cash. bal
ance in and Il months without interest,"
AdvCrtisement.
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"The Majestic.n

Your credit IL good at Lansburgh's Fur
niture House. 18th and r streets.-Adyt.
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There's just Time Before Thanks
giving to have us paper the rooms with our
beautiful paper; s. up. Nolte, $40 9th ST.
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Diamonds at Auction Tonight,
Diamohd-night tonight at Jacobs Bros.
auction sale 80 pm, 1229 Pa. ave.-Adyt
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Are You Thin2

WHO SUFFER most from sleeplessneas. nervop.-
ness. neuralgia, despondeacy. general weatness
Who are on the edge Of nervous prostrafion ali
are only stimulants. To be cured You need fe =
making food. You want new blood rich blooS ana
q strong nerve tonic. $1,000 AA'1
SCOTS EMULSION OF CoD-LTvER or. \. al
this It feeds the tissues and strenethens the
nerves. Tue
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"The M0testfc.o


18th and Yale NV: furnished. r. J. Mar
shall. manager, sos 18th n.w-Advt
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Chance to Own a summer Hom

Chance to Own a Summer Home.
Attend Auction sale of Ocean City lots
at Sloan's 1907 G street, commencing Mon
day night. With the improved railroad facil-
tiles Ocean City will be reached next season
III about 31s hours. The coming resort
Advertisement.
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Ocenn City Lot. at Auction.

Your credit Is good at Lansburgh's Fur
niture House. 18th and F streets.-Advt.
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Jewel and Puritan Gas and Oil Heaters
c. A. Muddiman & Co., 1904 G-616 18th St
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CITY ITEMS.


The first Importation into the U. s. OF
1.-THE Beautiful Tortoisene Combs will ar
rive in Washington next week. A wonder
full invention, creating countless innova-
tons in admirable and artistic hair dress
iEgs with a single comb. It,
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18th and Yale NV: furnished. r. J. Ma
shall. manager. COS 11th n.w.-Advt,
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A Grand Sale of Household AdOrn-
ments. At Sloan's, 1407 G street. Monday
and Tuesday next. there will be on exhibit
ton great display of rare furniture sill
yer. china, curios, ETC.. the whole to be
sold by catalogue at auction Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday next at IL am. eacn
day.-Advt.
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baltimore and Return via h. and a.
Sunday. Nov. IA, all trains. Round trip. 81
advertisement f'~
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Take the Pennsylvania Railroad
To Philadelphia Sunday, Nov. IA. 81 round
trip. Best service; most convenient station.
advertisement
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Those Owning Fine Horses
Should have them boarded at Downey's
model stables, 1922 l. st. Reasonable prices
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CENTS SUITS CLEANED.
A. F. BORNOT 11O3 G st.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF real. ESTATE NOTE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTE
BY virtue OF a power contained in a certain col
iaIerai note dated July l, 1896, VIII offer at
pubic auction for the holder thereof at our auc-
s N9 rooms. 9Th and ID SITS NV. FRIDAY, THE
NLLSEIEtaSIH DAY OF NOVEMBER AID 1897
AT ONE O'CLOCK PM, the collateral mentioned
ttlerein being certain note drawn by Vim III
Man0Xue, dated January ID. 1891, in the sun, of
900, bearing interest at the rate of per cent
per annum. Interest payable semi annually on
wnich note payment Of 500 has been ipiorsed
said note being secured by deed of trust OF even
date herewith, and conveying to Chas c. Duncan
tate, more particularly described and mentioned In
said deed OF trust, the being duly recorded In
Liber 1872. folio no. Of the land records OF the
District Of Columbia ~
Terms Of sale: Cash
All persons interested will please take notice
BY order Of the holder of the note
nO13 dts DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF Two-SToRY
BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1929 q STREET
NORTHEAST CORNER FLORENCE AND q
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS
cleaned. A. F. RORNOT 1903 G st
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Beacon Drop Lights-save the eyes.
A. MUDDIMAN & CO. 1904 G-616 18th.
The herald., 1897-09-18

ties inclined, and was attended by as
jovial crowd as ever assembled there.
To George E. Stewart was assigned
the duty Of delivering thesis upon
the subject. He handled the question
seriously for time, quoting in support
of the points of his argument scriptural
and historical references. The humor-
Gus possibilities of the subject were not
neglected, and the speaker brought his
argument to positively affirmative an
swer of the question, showing that bach
elors should be taxed. Abbot Kinney
followed with short talk in support
of Mr.. Stewards conclusions on the sub
jects. This was followed by general
discussion, DR.. LIE Moyne Wills, c. C.
Davis. Judge Clark. G. w. Parsons and
Homer Earle defending the bachelors,
while for the benedicts Judge Mckinley
c. F. Lummis and others appeared as
champions. The affair." which was or
of the most enjoya BILE of any recently
given, was concluded a t 10 o'clock
The herald., 1897-09-18
DoDGED FEES
But May Find Their Charter Is
Forfeited

DENVER. Col, Sept. 17.-Attorney-
General Carr today called the attentions
of District Attorney Barnes to an al
legged violation of the laws of the State
by the Senator Mining and Milling Com
pany, and urges him, if Investigations
bear out the charges, to institute GRIM
inal proceedings against the officers.
The officers of the company are Theo-
dore Stegner, President, and F. E. Bur-
rows, Secretary. The company in it's
prospectus and pamphlets publishes a
sworn statement that it's capital stock is
s5,000,0OO, but the records Of the Secre-
tary of States office show that it is but
$1,0O0,00O. The law requires the filing
Of a certificate and the payment of fee
when the capital Of any company is in
creased after Incorporation, but the SEN
ator people appear to have neglected
this. For so doing they may be COM
PEELED to forfeit their charter or pay the
Secretary of State an additional $500 as
fee for raising the amount Of the COM
pany's stock to $5,O00OO0, to say moth
ing Of criminal proceedings.
The herald., 1897-09-18
STUCK A KNIFE in HIM
NEWsBOYS QUARREL WITH AL
MOST FATAL RESULTS
.Newsboys' Home Inmates Settle a
Grudge With Cold Steel-The
Victim Improving

Johnnie Hyea and Henry Carter, two
boys in the pewsboys' home, had dis
turbance at the home Thursday night,
which was most unfortunate at best,
but which might have been worse in re-
suit. Carter stabbed Hyea in the back
with jackknife, but it was done in self
defense and made but a slight wound,
from which Hyea is already we'll on the
road to recovery.
1t seems that Hyea, having heard from
some of the other boys that Carter had
called him derisive and offensive names,
went to Miss Housed, the matron of the
home, about it, and she talked with him
sensibly on the subject; told him that
Carter denied the charge, and she
thought she had succeeded in convinc-
ing the boy that his rage was unfounded.
Thursday evening, just after the boys
had been sent to their rooms for the
night, and Miss Housed had gone down
stairs, the Italian boy slipped across the
hall into Carter's room, and although
Hyea is much the larger of the two
commenced to choke Carter in order to
force from him an Acknowledgements thai
he had called him (Hyea) names. Car
ter, instead of calling for help, took up
a jackknife that had been loaned him
for whiting, and stuck it into Hyea' 5
back on the left side just above the
waist.
Even then there was no outcry, but an
assistant who was in an adjoining room
spoke to Miss Housed and told her the
boys seemed to be having some kind of
trouble, and she went to them immedi-
ately and heard the above story told
quietly and without any seeming ran
cor on either side After she had exam
ined the>cut, however and sent for DR..
Still, Carter broke down. said he had
no intention of hurting Hyea seriously,
that he had done what he did in self
defense, and then while everybody was
occupied with the wounded boy, Carter
disappeared and hasn't been seen since.
The doctor dressed the wound, took a
stitch in it, and although yesterday
morning the patients respiration and
pulse were just double what they should
be, last night he was resting easily, his
strong. There were some fears at first
lest the knife had penetrated the pleura,
or that there might be a collapse from
the shock, but the invalid has improved
so steadily in the last twenty-four
hours that there is every reason to be-
lieve nothing serious will result
Both boys claim to be orphans, both
are about Is years old and both were in
the home on trial, one having been there
about week the other little over a
fortnight Miss Housed is naturally very
sad that such a distressing incident
should come into the home life. She
says it is the first Of the kind since she
has been there. and that is five years;
but she feels that it will be very i'm
pressive object lesson to the rest of the
| bows,
The herald., 1897-09-18

punishment but he had father and
mother back east and he would like TO
see them again.
II wouldn't trust you," interrupted
the court. IF you were back east you
would go burglarizing, and it would be
a mere change of situation. We have no
reform school that would do for you. l
am satisfied that justice ought to be
done here. There ought TO be states
prison for youths like you; sending you
to the reform school would be an injury
to the state"
Assistant District Attorney Williams
consented that two of the informations
should be dismissed, and on the remain
ing two-the charges of burglarizing the
premises of o. E. Tiffany and also j. L..
Patterson-he was sentenced to ten
years imprisonment at Folsom.
With the capture and sentence of these
men the police detectives have complet-
ed most creditable piece Of work. No
less than fourteen burglaries, eleven
in the city and three in Pasadena, were
traced directly to them. More remark
able is the fact that every article stolen
by the thieves, whether jewelry, cloth
ing or what not, has been recovered and
returned to the owners, although dis
posed of at dozens of places
Deputy Sheriffs Barnhill and Mcclure
left last night for the north with burg
lars Scott and Clifton, where they VIII
begin serving their time in the peniten-
tiary.
The herald., 1897-09-18
WILL TRY IT AGAIN
Petitioners for an Alley, Failing in
Their Object, Will File Request

The long-contested matter of the
opening of an alley in the block bounded
by Broadway. Hill, Fourth and Fifth
streets, was settled for time at least
by the board of public works, they decid-
ing to drop the matter and make no rec
ommerdation concerning it. The mat
ter has been before the court for several
months 1t came to them in the form of
a petition for the work, but protest
signed by the owners of most of the ad-
jacent property was presented later
Since then action on the matter has been
delayed from time to time and yester-
day the petitioners asked for post
ponement Of two weeks more. This was
strenuously objected to by the protest
ants and in the discussion considerable
feeling was developed. The board final
ly sustained the protest. Those in fa-
vor of the alley stated that they would
Immediately file another petition.
The herald., 1897-09-18
THE HoTCHKISs ESTATE
Is to Be Settled Without Further
Litigation

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE World
prints the following:
The suit of Moses R. Crow, represent
ing the Westchester Water Company.
against Maria X. Hotchkiss and the late
Joseph Richardson, involving millions of
dollars which was tried before Justice
Lawrence, has been settled as far as
Mrs. Hotchkiss is concerned. and an un
derstanding, it is expected, will be also
arrived at with the Richardson estate.
By the terms Of the settlement Mrs.
Hotchkiss will receive in addition to her
present holdings $4.909700 of the stocks
and bonds of the Westchester Company,
the New York City District Supply Com
pany and the Upper New York Water
Company, with further blocks of $780,,
900 Of the securities of the Westchester
Company. An issue of bonds to the
amount of $1,60O,00O will be made for
the improvements and for the settlement
of the company's indebtedness. Mr.
Crow will become manager of the COM
pany.
Mrs Hotchlxiss, widow of the gun in
ventor, is over 70 years of age. Joseph
Richardson, who died few weeks ago,
was 50. He left over S30,0O0,000 to his
widow and daughter, which they are
fighting over.
The herald., 1897-09-18
At the Hotels

VAN NUYS.-Robert Dollar, San Fran
cisco: Eugene Weston, Bloomington, CAL;
B. F. Armstrong, Byron S. Rosenblatt
J. r. Dyer, San Francisco; c. A. Curtis,
Clinton. Ia; f. w. Sisson,' Flagstaff, Ariz.; /;
DR.. and Mrs Tom Daley. L. p. Bradford,
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. An
chincloss. Redlands; Major and Mrs. Dar-
ling, u. S. A.: Miss Hastings and maid,
Ruthinford, CAL; w. E. Cornell, Denver;
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Eastman Chicago;
James Mccullough and wife. San Fran
cisco; John +. Boa, H. N. Savage Walter
S. Trip. San Diego; Mrs. George J. Cote,
st. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. George III. BlXby,
La Cerritos.
Massachusetts; DR.. Lewellyn and wife, St.
Paul, Mimi. F.. +. Miner and wife. Ar
cata; Thomas Battle, E, Waters. Mains
circus; +. j. Pierson, f. A. Matthews,
Redlands;, X. S. Keller and family. w. T..
Aman, San Francisco; c. f. Holcomb.
Fullerton Capt. ]. NJ. Thomas, Calico :;
f. A. xitzler, Wilmington; Mrs L. e.
lsaacs, Santa Barbara; Mrs. Mckenzie
Boston: f.. NJ. Briclley, Coviua: Ed B.
Webster, Randsburg; Mrs ]. H. Lee, Mrs
NJ. Schaffer. John Lee, George w. Free,
Chino; G. E. Little. Whittier; C. f. Da-
Wis and WIFE, Minneapolis; A. c. Brace
Rochester: W. A. Pitcher, Los Aneeles
John P. Mccoy, Frank L. Crane, High
land.
All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom. s24 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-09-18
The Burglar Preacher Gets
a Long Sentence
ADMITTED FOUR CHARGES
HE TELLS THE STORY OF HIS
WRECKED LIFE
His Partner in Crime Fares Better.
Scott Claims to Be Burglar by
Force of Circumstances

The pair of burglars, C. M. Scott and
James Clifton, who for three weeks sue
cessfully operated in the southwestern
part of the city and then fell into the
hands of Detectives Bradish and Steele,
came before Justice Owens yesterdsy y
morning and stated that they were
ready to plead guilty and take their
medicine. Four charges Of burglary
had been filed against them and the de-
tectives had five more charges with the
best evidence which would have been
filed If the men had expressed resolu-
ton to fight the case.
Several articles of jewelry, satchels
and a quantity of clothes were offered
as evidence against the burglars in the
court room and identified by the owners.
The prisoners at bar asked to have the