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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
srTTrR THAN KLONDlKE,

John Miller, a successful fruit
raiser of Berkeley county, W. Va,
furnishes an object lesson far more
attractive and encouraging than
even the highly colored reports
from the far. distant Klondike gold
region. He has just disposed OF ms
apple crop to an entsrprlsIng Norm
ern dealer at s2.56s per barrel, and
the aggregate will reach over s2O,-
600. This is the product OF thirty
four acres of mountain land, the as
sessed value of which is less than
three dollars per acre. As a side
issue Mr.. Miller realized between
three and four thousand dollars
from his peach crop. His father,
from a much smaller apple orchard
realized between eight and ten
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
PoweIl's Fort News.

Our people are ell waiting for rain to
eomu roe seeding.
The all day meeting hsld by Rev. Mr.:
Wlsmau at Dry Ran drew large crowd,
and some OF them we're disappointed At
the failure OF some of the Other preach
era who claimed it was too bot to crsss
the mountain. The heat could have
been avoided by crossing at an early
hour, but 1t maybe that they did not
like to get out OF bed 30 carly.
The election for school teachers was
held at Keller's School House recently 4.
aud Mr.. Abe Yates was selected for our
schoo
Miss Maggie shps OF st. LIKE, aud
Miss Kittie Shipe OF Toms Br1ox were
Waiting in this section.
The Sunday School at Sc. Dayld's will
close the second Sunday OF next month
for the coming winter. Every one ID
invited to attend.
Little Pud,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
Seven Fountains.

We had two weddings In our little
Valley In the last three weeks.
Rev. Thorton Taylor, who lives in
Plse cpnnty near the Rockingham line
preached at cross Reads Saturday aud
Sunday. Rev. Taylor 6lls his appoint
menis by walking from place to place
aud as he 10 Sc years old, lev carl sur
pass him.
Dry Run is starting q UIon. NJ. r.
b Funk has purchased tho NJ lsr psop'
erty aud is going to . d q store room,
Our farmers haye finished thrsshing
We have not 70 Ind out eKscslV the
amount OF tbs crop but think it will
b. betw cen evenly aud twenty FIVE
Thousand bushel
Mr.. A. b. LIchlitsr will start his
chopping mill this week.
We understand Rev. Mr.. Miller. OF the
N. E church, will commence . proErscted
NEE ing at Cross R,ads, Monday night.
Our farmers are getting ready to seed
in the dsst, when it rains.
We will close by saying brother Pad
has commenced on the rosi eommis-
sIoners and let up on VIM. Shipe.
Spice.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24

Did the Augusta Co. Argus
mean what it says ia the following
extract? "Gov. O. Ferrall, if we mis-
take not, said to gentIeman-a
minister-in Harrisonburg 'everal
wears ago that he would stick to
his party. if it took him to the
devil. He went squarely back on
that promise, when he refused to
90 with the Democratic party when
thew declared their platform at
Chicago and nominated William
Jennings Bryan, and he has been
outside yet and prefers remaining
out.'
Probably Gov. O'E7rrall think S
rash promises are better broken than
kent. and that he will defer his visit
to his Satanic MAJESTY as long as
possible.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
4 Big Stroke Of Luck .

Denver. Col, Sept. 19.-J. l..
Malcolm, an attorney of this city
has heard from grub stake in
In Dawson City.
He .staked' Michael Gideon to
$500 three years ago to prospect
In the vincinlty of Cocks inlet,
where, at the time, 1t was reported
there was an opportunity Tor u
miner. Mr.. Malcolm did not hear
from Gideon Tor year, Then
there came a story of distress aud
hard luck.
Gideon hal gone to Alaska ard
returned with the report that
there vas no opportunity Tor Q
poor man there. He wrote that lie
was broke aud inquire If Nal
coin would not advance him
another $500 for a trip to Bolivia.
Malcolm vas so Disguised that he
did not answer the letter.
That was the last heard OF
Gideon until a letter from him
reached Malcolm a few days ago.
Tue letter informed Malcolm that
there are two million dollars
awaiting HIM III mines aud gold
dust at Dawson. Gideon said he
had claims ard gold nuggets worth
four millions, aud that he was
going to abide by the terms .ot the
original contract as soon as a sys'
TEN of exchange was established.
He also SAID he would remit $40
as soon rs an evidence Of good
faith. Malcolm says tha letter
bears all the marks of genuine.
uess, having oeen pOSteu III DdW-
son August u, and that he beliey es
Gideon has Hdde a fortune.
Gideon is thirty five years old,
aud for some gears was foreman
of the SpringdaIe mlne,in Boulder
county, Col. BE Is six feet two
inches tall and Weighs two hun
dred pounds.
Knowing q deon, VI ,lcrim says
he does not hesitate to trust him
fully. The formers Letter cOnclu.
de-:
4 have be II offered $500, 900
for one of nv claims. 1t Is the
best in the Klondike. | haYe taken
out what We think Is S25,OOO
IN one day, mos,ly nuggets Your
$500 did il, aud your bdf is sac
as it lOu were here yoHrself'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
OA91O RTA.
ne iss- II a.
ai a:Ia RN2ZzzM 1 ~
Back Road Points.

The recent continued drouglh Is delay
ing tho farmers in pushing their fal
crops along as rapidly A. Is usually done
at this season of the year.
Nr. Levi GOuchouour, OF Haurertown
spent last Saturday aud Sunday with his
uncle, Mr.. Henry Windls.
Dir III. q ,uchenOur, whose Illness mas
been several times mentioned IN thls
paper, IS now much improved We are
glad to say. Since bis removal home
from Thomas, w. Va, he has steady im'
proved.
Rev. a. r. LoDganecker. theological
student OF the GHtysDurg Seminary who
has been supplying the Shenandoah
charge during his vacation, ha' r'turded
TO the seminary much % the regret OF hl
many frirnhs here who wish him every
success in the last ieim of his cJl egiate
course
We had once thought the Bachelors
Improvement Society was a thing OF the
/ at: but nov it seems a. though II has
recnpera'ed again On last Saturday
mint they held lively lutte social al
the hospitable home of Mr. Ezra Hotel
After spending very pleasant social
until the "wee sma hour" OF early morn
they concluded to disband until SON,
future date Tie boys met marked tn
souragement. no soothing words were
lacking on the part OF the fair sex pres
sent. The boys, teo, expressed them
selves as satisfied by returning home
singing, "Happy, happy was the hour"
The following persons were present;
Misses Rose aud Annie Hottie. Amanda
Rlffsy, Annie Folz Maggie and Nett'e
Hotel, aud Messrs. WIN. and Oscar
Shilhngburg, VIM. aud DAVID Keller.
and Clinton Fravcl. Bill Nye, Jr.
Leaves on the trees are begIuug to fall,
telling us that Fall is near at hand.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
Fire at Hagerstown.

Hagerstown, Sept, 2l.-The large
elevator and buildings OF Boyer and
Heard, grain, -four aud coal dealers,
were destroyed by fire this morning.
The stables OF j. E. Wisherd and
blacksmith shop of J. d. Wise, adioin-
Ing the property, were also consumed
and the stable OF Mrs. VIM. L. Hamilton
was badly damaged.
The fire is supposed to have been OF
incendiary origin, and started either In
the blacksmith shop or wisherd's stable,
It is not known which. Ten thousand
bushels OF wheat were in the elevator;
so tons of coal and 500 barrels OF -four
were destroyed. The streams frem the
water plugs were insult aent In force to
reach the elevator, aud the two fire
engines exhausted all the water in
sisterns in the neishborhoo /. The loss
Is estimated at $4,000; insurance
sS250
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~ woodstock, Va. Sept. 10Th, 1925.
To John K. Obsr / Robert ODER sur
yIvor OF themselves aud G.. ODER, decd,
late partners trading a. G. ODER q sons,
use b. P. Newman, admir- OF W.
Danner. decd, souplts. and Amos
Brumbaugh, &c. dsits.
You are hereby notified that | have
fixed upon the 18th day OF October next,
between the hours ois O'Clock, =. m,
and 8 o'clock, p. m, to take ana set'e
at my ONCE, the accounts OF
a. To ASCERTAIN and report to the
court the liens binding the said real
estate In order OF priority, and
a. The actual and rental value Oh the
real estate In the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
(3.l And any ther matter any party
in interest may require, or the com
missioner may deem proper, required 10
be taken by the decree Of Shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered on the 9Th day OF
Sent. 1897, to be used In evidence In
suit In chancery depending in said court
between G.. ODER 4 Sons Co. &c'
complts. aud Amos Rrumbaugh, &c.
dsfts. and II from any cause the taking
of said accounts shall not be commenced
should or not be completed on that day,
he taking OF the same will be adjourned
tfrom day to day, or from place to place
until the same are taken and completed
Given under my hand as Commits
sionsr In Chaneery OF said court, at my
office in SAID county the day and YER
frat aforesaid.
P.w. MAGRUDER,
sept. l7-4w. Comr. In Chy.
T. s. Tavenner, p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
Message from Andree.

Copehageu, Ssp'. ~ "A "a
patch received here tro IA nmsr'
fast, tue uorthernmost tom OF
Europe, in Norway, says the whA'
ing ship Falkeu has brolght there
the third pigeon dispatch iro 10
Professor Andree, the aeronaut'
who LETT the Island OF TrOmsoe IN
a balloon ia JdIy III lat III at
tempt TO cross the polar regions
The msssa. Q brought by the Falker
reads:
"Jdly IS, 1890 p. M, lAtltuue
Sz.a North, longitude 10 east.
Good voyage eastward. All WE'LL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24

All the lynchings are not in the
South. Five persons who were
arrested for committing number Of
robberies Of houses and stores we're
taken a few days ago, from the Jail
at Versailles, Indiana, by a mob
and hanged upon tree. These men
had so often violated the law and
received no punishment thaE the
people determined to protect them
selves. Self protection is one OIL
the first laws of nature and when
people become satisfied that the
law fail, to protect their families OF
their property, they will protect
themselves. Human nature ID very
much the same everywhere and had
the outrages, which hare Geen OF so
frequent occurrence in the South,
been committed in the North, lyAch
lngs would now prevail throughout
that entire section We regret that
there should be any necessity for
this punishment. The great dan
ger lies in the fact that a mob lacks
discrimination. With all the pro
lection which the law throws around
the accused, innocent people are
sometimes punished by courts o.
Justice. When mob law prevails
there is great danger Of the fresdea'
punishment Of innocent parties
A man however innocent he may be
has no opportunity of defending
himself against the madness OF an
irresponsible mob.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
ST LIKE LETTER.

Thinking q few lines from this place
would not be Questionable We ssnd you
tie following;
We are having a considerable drouth
and in this section water 10 bssOming
very Scarce.
Farmers are getting ready 80 seed, and
are cutting up corn, which In this SEQ
ton 10 very good.
Our people seem te be in tsls'ably
good health generally except Mr.. WIN.
Fry, whose. protrActed illness still con
Times.
We hope our undertaksrs will have
rest for awhile.
Our FL icient post IN Astof Is disoharG-
ing bis duty In ma lner satisfactory to
our people.
Little boys and girls, gather mp 'onr
b poks and slater, school will soon Gem
me ice
The Uulon San lay School at st. Luke
will hold a picnic on ths grounds Sat-
u-day September 25th. There will be q
festival at night for the benefit OF the
olool. A brass baud will furnish music
or the occasion. A KaDolsr'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
Ithas been a long line since VI

Ithas been a long line since we
have had as many aspirant' TO o
seat in the Legislature as we have
this year. In addition to the
democrats and rec silver men who
are wiling to leave home and
friends for the purpose OF serving
tn. PEG lie, the republicans are no"
preparing to take the field -Four a.
candidates have expressed a vii
lrnguess to accept the nomination
of the republican convention.
Saturday night will probably
decide as to the nomination oil one
of The candidates.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
Aug 2 '05.-tt
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Woodstock, Va, Sept 10th, 1897.
To Frank Z. Shaver, Walter +. shaver
and John L. Shaver Complts. W. SAM
A. shaver aud e. b. Shaver. exrs Of
George Shaver, decd. anu in their own
right Geo. II shaver, jr Mary Slayer,
Sarah Funk, John Flu X, hilfoR
shaver, Emma SnumAte and James w
shumste, John ". Spiggle, Hannah ".
Earlv, Geo Myers. and Joseph flanI ,
adj OF jacob n. Haul. decd, 49,. Def' d.
Yvn are hereby notified that have
a1rd upon the goth day of October next,
between tho hours OF O'Clock, =. nj and
6 o'clock, p m. to take and settle. at my
once, the accounts OF
"A. Shaver aud 4. Is. Shaver, eNrs
Of Georfo Shaver, decd, aud In making
the settlement the comr, shall take ~ the
basis oil bis settlement the exparte set
tlsnep, made by said eIors. a. pima
f.ois correct ., ~ AIDE before the oomr Of
sosonnts, and modify the same only In 81
far ~ the proofs and proceeding Will 70
..noisnt to change said settlement A. TO
The items Of surchargs and falsncsiiou
a, ont In the bill and exhibits: but the
eomT. bDnli tfrAb ealu "a peifO oNhNiOHNHN
a. conclusive in all respects IN so far ~
,hs said acts are not surcaarSed aud
fslhihed.
2. To report any other matter the com
missisn,r may deem pertinent or that
any party in interest may require aud
evidences may be prodnosd before him 4,
rsouIrsd to be taken By the decree oil
sn.n andoah Circuit Court rendered on
the 7th day VI Sept. 1897, in ssuit IN
shAncery depsndinT 10 ssid court between
y. Z. shaver, &c. oomplts, aud George
3havsrs, sxors. &c. defts. aud II from
any eauss the taking Of AId accounts
sh I'll nsi be commenced, or having bsen
cennsnosd should not 10 completed on
aha, day, the takiaE Of she same will be
adjourned from day 10 day, or frsm place
70 place. until Ihs same are taken and
soBplstsd.
Given unfsr ny hand - Conml"Ioner
lin shsussry Of said court, ct ny ofice IN
said ossnty the day and year nrst sfsrs'
said.
sspt. i7-lw. Cour. IN Chy.
rs. Tsysnnsr. p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24

thousand dollars. This seems to
he a golden year for apple growers
The Sun has recently mentioned
that a gentleman living near
Winchester, Va, has sold his apple
crop for $4,000 while a farmer in
Albemarle county refused a cash.
offer of $4,000 for his crop Of
Albemarle pippins. A number OF
Albemarle farmers have sold tteir
apple crops for from $4,000 to ST.
000.- Baltimore Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
There is Nothing so Goo d

There is nothing Just as good as DR..
Kings NeR Discovery for Consumpti on,
Coughs aad Colds, 80 demand 1t snd do
not permit the dealer 10 sell you some
substitute. He will not claim there Is
any thing better. bot In order to make
more profit he may claim something else
TO be just as good. You want DR.. Kings
New Discovery because you know IL TO be
safe and re- ilble, and guaranteed to do
good or money refunded. For Coughs,
Colds, Consumption aud Tor oil affections
Of Throat, Chest and Lungs. there 10
nothing 90 good - lie Dr.. Kings New
Discovery. Trial bottle free at b.
schmitt's Drug Store. Regular size so
cents and e1.00.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
ropulism in PiUtlsylvania.

Several days ago Wy referred TO
the fact that the Democratic con-
ventlou OF PittsylvAnia had PIT a
populist on the legislative ticket
aud asked why the convention
hadn't the same right to nominate
a Republican and ask the Demo
Gratis to support him.
Tue Danville Register in reply,
says:
They did put a Republican on
the ticket. That is just what they
did do, but that is not all. They
not only surrendered to the POpu-
lists, but in 80 doing they utilized
a sort Of double back action spread
net set 10 the four corners of the
earth to catch all fish gong up
stream or down stream and all
birds d , lug east or west or north
or south.
Mr.. w. D. Duncan, a member
Of the convention sized up the
situation when he said (sarcasti
oaIly) that Mr.. Cooke, the Popu
list representative on THIS queer
Democratic ticket "was undOubt-
eddy An all round man. being a
Republican, a ProhibitiOnist, a
POpulIst and a Democrat AS a
matter of tact NJ. Cooke has been
aud stlll claims to be all of these
things. Just exactly how he mixes
the various, homogeneous ingredi
ents We are at a loss to explain;
but we are not trying to explain,
we are simply stating the facts.
Two years ago he (Nr. Cocke)
mixed them In a way TO beat the
regular Democratic nominee for
the Legislature an1 now lie has
completed the work of mixing so
far as TO first appear upon the
scene as the candidate of the party
be defeated in the last campaign.
Moreover, he didn't go into that
party's camp to get the nOmina
tion-not BIT of 1t, but he reared
back on bis hind legs, maintained
his dignity aud forced the greet
Democratic party to waltz over
into bis camp aud pick him out a.
a sort OF modern Noses to lead
the erring children back 90 the
paths Of recttude and ylrtue-s
sort OF four.cornered Moses. That
10 tust what he Is: a modern
Noses with four cOrners.
But he Is on the Democratic
ticket, and, of course, the DO, S
will have TO vote for bin.
Mr.. Cooke Ia indeed an all-rot nd
candidate, AMI aIl.around man
and a daisy on general principle,
he Is undoubtedly the CJeke OF
the walk, high struttlng Cooke
With q blood red comb and spuis
two inches long With every polit-
clan IN all the barnyards afraid II
hin and bowling humbly when lie
crows. 'Rah for Cock!
But this Is too serious a matter
10 Joke about. The case Is even
. worse than we bad supposed and
ia an illustration or the old Say ing
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
FRIDAY. SEP. III. 1897.

BRYAN was right after all. Wheat
AMI silver are keeping together both
worth about a dollar a bushel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24

A stack OF clover chsff and stems be-
longing e. Mr. NJ. l.. Bausermsn, near
the railroad about q mile north OF Toms
Rrouk. was fired by a passing train on
"wednesday aud burned along With lot
of fence rails.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
M A r Z E Z 8
Live stock Markets.
BALrIM ,RE. Bspt. 20.

eviue-Arrlvals this week Ii ,o35 head.
Tn. receipts arc some 900 heat lea. than
IN y we're last week Trade 10 reported ~
beins slow. Values show lltils. II am,
VA istlon from the rulings OF lsat wess.
Good light far Western sell at S9seo PET
100 pounds, and other lights 81 6osN 20,
beay,-wsights 4 40As4 30. asd light pigs
4 9Jsst 90 per 100 pounds gross. aud
roasb. 2 5Oat3 90 per 100 pounds.
sheep aud Lanbs-sheep cell a. 2taSa
cents and few extra shAo' nlsaoI'
Lambs 4ts5f sents aud extra . snaos
higher, with an active srsds TOT so'o
stock.
Calves-veals 4is6f cents. wnh trade
.otivs for good vesls, roaEhs SasI per
heed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24
sc0tEcm.uisicr,-

of Cod-liver Oil, is condensed nourish-
ment; food for the building up OF the
system TO resist the attacks OF disease.
II should be taken in reasonable doses
all summer long by all those whc-7
weight is below the standard OF health.
If you are losing ground, Try bottle
now.
For sale by all druggists At -. and ss'ss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24

The cheapest line Of Ladies' Dress Goods eve
beautiful style in every color and trimming, in
latest noveltie, in all colorS Gimps from L
quality Fall Prints Of the latest styles Brown
from cents up, cheaper than was ever offered
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-23

1897 seameu and Passengers Drowned
barring the Past Year.

1897 seameu mud Passengers Drowned
Duriug the Past Year.
The British Board of Trade has
issued a statement of the nun Der
of lives lost by accident in
British merchant ships during
last year. The total statement
shows the average loss to be about
fve-sixths of / per cent Of the
number of men employed. The
percentage of lives lost in sailing
vessels is somewhat larger than
that OF steamers.
Altogether there were 2lS,224
men employed on British ships
registered in the United Kingdom,
OF these $685. were employed on
sailing ships and l62,l29 on
steamships. The latter suffered a
loss of Sl3 seamen and 81 pas
sengers, making Il total of S47.
Sailing vessels lost 1929 seamen
and Il passengers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-23
FORTY ACRES BURNED.
Disastrous Fire IA the Cane Fields at
BlceIe Plantation.

Disastrous Fire IA the Cane Field. at
Il"eIe Plantation.
News was received by the Mi
kahala this morning of the burn
ing of about forty acres of grow
ing cane on Eleele plantation.
The fire was discovered at IL
o'clock on Tuesday evening and
was evidently of incendiary origin.
The plantation hands were turn
ed out aud after hard fight sub
dued the flames, but not until be
tween forty and forty five acres
had been burned over.
The damaged cane was at once
cut and hurried to the mill in
order to save as much as possible
of the sap remaining and addition
al coolers were borrowed from the
Koloa mill for the occasion. 1t is
expected the total loss will ap-
proximate 200 tons of sugar.
The Eleele plantation is situated
on the island of Kauai and is own
ed by August Dreier, who acts as
manager. About 800 acres of caue
is cultivated by $50 men and the
yield of sugar last year was about
1900 tons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-23

The long expected Hoalaui
masquerade ball comes or this
evening
Buses will leave the uoalani
Boat House tonight at II and
1870 o'clock.
Forty-two houses have already
been erected for employees of the
new Oahu Sugar Plantation.
The police and Company G
teams will shoot a friendly match
at Kakaako butts tomorrow after
noon, commencing at 2 o'clock.
Members Of the Healani Club
may obtain tickets at the door for
the masquerade tonight, it they
have not already secured them.
All Foo, who was arrested
sometime since on charge of
conspiracy and released on bail,
was surrendered by his bonds.
men today.
Lionel V. Redpath's time on the
reef is about up and he will likely
be discharged within week. 1t
is said he has spent half of his
time in dark cell for petty offenses
while in Jail.
The band will not play at
Emma square tomorrow afternoon,
Minister Cooper having acceded
to the general wish that it play at
the baseball game. 1t will only
be for this the opening day of the
season.
The Japanese Young Mems
Christian Association has taken
an Office in the Queen Hotel on
Nuuanu street and will hold regu.
lar meetings in the large hall on
the ground floor. The next meet
ting will be on Tuesday, May l.,
when speeches will be made after
the regular order of business.
BY the Doric's mail it is learned
that Inagaki Maniiro, who has
many friends residing in this
city, has been appointed as the
japanese Minister Resident to
Siam. Mr.. Manjiro is the author
of book entitled Japan and the
Pacific" work which has
brought him into prominence.
W. P. Morrow, for whom the
police have been looking for a
number Of days, quietly made his
appearance in the District Court
today and asked what he was
wanted for. He was served with
a warrant charging him with be-
ing gross cheat. He is said to
be mixed up with Frank Lilli's
the hackman in an affair in which
molasses and poi was sold to a
Chinaman for opium. Both cases
are set for tomorrow.