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The times., 1897-09-27
BURGLARY And HlNCB PIES
John Marshall RObs 4 House and
Eats Much.
Arrested at Els Home and Some Of
the Stolen Articles Found
on His Person.

John Marshall, a young oolored man,
was arrested early yesterday morning by
Sergt. Jord an and Policemen Cooper and
Lightfoot, of the Second precinct, for
Lousebreaking. He not only entered the
grocery store and home of William Bryant,
at No. 6S P street northwest, during the
early morning hours, but ate several Inince
pies in the store before burglarizing the
house, and when arrested and taken back
to the store for Identification he asked his
victim to trust him for several packs Of
cigarettes.
Marshall according to the statement OF
Jean Carroll, colore d, whom he was
desirouS of duplicating In the theft along
with himself, had planned the robbery
with a great deal OF deliberati0n. He told
Jean that he wanted him TO assist in
''doiag a job about midnight. Jean was
not very desirous of aiding Marshall, and
the latter went about the intended rob
bery alone. He entered the Bryant store by
a rear cellar window.
Marshall helped himself to two mince
pies, eating them Before proceeding with
his designs He left the store room and
went up stairs. and rausacGed two bUreau Us
in Bryant's room, but only took a razor
theTefrom.
Being thus fer unsuccessful, Marshall
went into the rear room on the third
floor, occupied by Mr.. ChaStine Mason, Il
boarder He found So in the trousers of
Mr.. Mason. and took this, While the
latter was still sleeping. The burglar in
walking a:ound the room awakened Mr..
Mason. Tie gas was burning dInly, aud
Mason jumped out of bed, and grappled
with him.
Marshall freed himself and escaped by
the tront door of the house.
Mr.. Ma son dressed himself and fastened
to the Second precinct station and re-
ported the robbery. and gave a description
OF the man to Sergt. Jordan.
Sergt. Jordan and MeSSrs. bryant and
Mason proceeded to the house of Marshall,
who was suspected of the burglary. and
VINO lives at No. 6 . Decatur court, III "A
tenenen5 house. Sergt Jordan vent in
side the house to search for Marshall. lie
was found lying IN the floor, feigning
drunkenness. The stolen razor was found
upon the person OF Marshall, but the stolen
SIS could not be found.
The times., 1897-09-27
VELAsQUEz IN HIS CRAVE
The Suicide Buried by the Side
of Noted MexicanS.
CABINET CRISIS RUMORED
Dissensions Engendered by the Re
ports Growing Out of the Death
of the Chief OF PoIice-A News
paper Alleges Corruption in the
Police Department.

City OF Mexico, Sept. 26.-Col. velaquez,
the former inspector-general Of police, who
committed suicide on account OF his par
ticipation, or consent, to the killing or
Arroyo, who made the assault on President
Diaz, was buried yesterday at Gaudaloupe.
The deceased police official was buried
with great respect, and was accorded
;ragnircent funeral. His remains, in the
famous cemetery ~ the HnI of Jeyeyac, are
inferred in the same place where rests the
body of the great Mexican general, Santa
Anna, and other distinguished Mexican
soIciers, statesmen ana notable men Of the
country.
There are rumors that owing TO dIsa-
greeHents in the cabinet, SenOr Gonzalez
Cosio, secretary OF the interior Senor
Mena, secretary of communications and
public works, and SenOr Linant0ur, Secre-
tary OF the treasury, have resigned The
Two Republics Will say tomorrow that
these FuI.urs are without foundation.
The rumors are based on the reported
dissensions in the cabinet, owing 70 the
fact that Gen. Yelazquez was a protege
of Senior Gonzalez Cosio, but there Is Moth
ing indicating any lack OF harmony in
the cabinet.
The opposition daily paper, Ell Universal.
is calling strongly for the resignation Of
Sen0r Gonzalez Cosio on the ground u
corruption in the police department, which
is under tie charge OF the secretary of
the interior; but Ell NUM- and FL impartial,
administration papers, defend him, and say
he should not be accounted responsible for
Velazquez's actions In the Arroyo case.
The times., 1897-09-27
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
The Lumber Yard of Church ~
Stephenson Destroyed.

Fire was discovered by Policeman Bruce
shortly after . O'Clock this morning ip
the stable adjoining Church & Stephenson's
lumber yard, at Ninth street and Mary
land avenue southwest.
The flames spread rapidly and soon en-
veloped the entire lumber yard. extending
from Eighth TO Ninth streets along Mary
land avenue.
owing to the intense heat of the burn
ing pine timber and dry lumber the fire
men were handicapped in their efforts IL
fight the flames.
Nearly the entire yard, containing thou
sands OF feet of lumber, was totally de-
stroyed. A large number of horses and
mules We're in the stable, but all were cut
loose and saved.
The fire is supposed to have been start
ed by tramps in the hay loft Of the stable
The damage is estimated at $4,000 to
$4,000.
The times., 1897-09-27
GASOLINE STOVE AGAIN.
Exploded. Burned Annie Sparks and
Set Fire to Building.

The explosion of gasoline stove about
noon yesterday in the house at No. GOO
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, nearly
cost Miss Annie Sparks her life. she had
attempted to light fire in the gasoline
range, and while bending over the stove
the oil exploded and enyeloped her face and
hands in a blaze.
The explosion startled the other in
mates of the house, who rushe d into the
Eitchen and found Miss Sparks in dan
gerous con dition, with parts of her clothing
on fire. These flames were put out, and
an alarm was turned In TO " hich engine No.
s respoad ded and put out the fire in the
building.
Miss Sparks was painfully burned about
the face, head and arms, ds well 40 her
hands. and her hair was singcd
physician was summoned and
dressed her wounds, which, though pain
full, are not Thought to be serious. The
damage TO the building was about 500,
and most of the furniture was gotten
safely out of the kitchen.
The times., 1897-09-27
COLLISION ON TIE ROAD
Runaway Team DasheS Into Two
Surreys, DemOlishing Them.
The Injured Persons Taken to the
RAMS Horn Inn to Receive
Temporary Attention.

A serious runaway accident occurred
last night IN the Queen's Chapel road, be-
tween the District line and the Rams Horn
Inn. TIE facts concerning the accident
and the extent of the injuries to the occG-
pants OF the carria ges, as well as their
names, are very mea ger.
As near as could be learned, however.
a party of eight or tel Washingtonians,
several OF them ladies, had been TO The
RAMS Horn Inn and Were returning
home at the time. They occupied Two
surreys and were driving rather rapidly.
About mile from the Inn team OF
horses attached To a wagon in which
there We're three persons and driven by a
nan named Rupert took fright and dashed
madIy down the Queens Chapel road.
In front Of them were the two surreys,
one Of which lE said 10 have belonged 10 q
Mr. Schneider. Before the driver of the
one in the rear could get out of the way
the frightened animals ran into the sur
rey, uESetting IL and throwing the occu-
pants of both vehicles from their seats
into the road. The ladies were thrown
out violently and are said t0 have sustained
serious injuries.
MI ames McGrath, TIE restauranter at
Twelfth aad D streets northwest, was driv-
ing with his wife near the scene Of the
accident at the time that 1T occurred, and
barely escaped a collision with the run
away hCrses. Mr.. McGrath hurriedly drove
IN to tb" Inn andinformsd Manager Laupp,
who secured conveyance and drove to
the place where the anash-up happened,
and Drought the injured ones back to the
hrtel, where they were temporarily cared
for.
The vehicles were demolished, but the
extent Of the injuries to the occupants of
the surrey and other vehicle could not
be learned last night. None OF the names
OF the parties, except Mr.. Rupert and
AIr Schneider, are known.
The times., 1897-09-27
MAMIE TOOK LAUDANusl.

It Was Pumped Out OF Her at the
Emergency Hospital.
Mamie Jackson, oolored girl, living
at No Al Reed street, had some trouble
yesterday which grieved her, and, accord
Ing TO her statements, she took dose OF
Iaudanum 10 end her life.
Her friends became alarmed and notified
the police OF the Second precinct. and
she was removed TO the Emergency Hos
pital, where Drs. Bahr and Fife used the
stomach pump upon her successfully. The
physicians doubt that the girl took any
great amount OF the poison, as she soon
recovered and was sent home.
The times., 1897-09-27
Jealous and Stabbed His wife

Jealousy was the motive that prompted
Andrew Brown, colored, yesterday, to de-
hberateiy assault Fannie Brown, his wife,
with intent 10 Kill. He waited for her in
Barefoot alley, near Eleventh and V
streets northwest, about 3 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, and when she came along
made a lunge at her with a long -bIaded
pocketknife, inflicting a painful cash on
her left arm several inches long.
Thinking that he had fatally wounded the
woman Brown disappeared. The police
Of the Eighth precinct police station were
notified. and tie woman was conveyed to
the Garfield Hospital In the ambulance.
At O'CLOCK Brown was arrested by Police
men YOe and Carroll at the mouth of No III S
Ark, an alley near Fourteenth and 7
streets northwest
The times., 1897-09-27
4 Cure for Bilious Col,c.

Resource. screven county. Gal have
been subject to attacks OF bilious colo
for several years Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is the
only sure relief. 1t acts like charm.
One dose of it gives relief when all other
remedies fail.-G. D. Snarp. For sale by
Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail Drug
gist, So 8 F street. and Ccnnecticut avenue
and street northwest, and 1923 Mary
land avenue northeast.
The times., 1897-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DEBORAH HARDELL EAST, publicly
known as Dell H. East, VIII, on and
after October l, 1897, be provided with
revolver, and hereby warns all parties an
uOying andiying galGs- her thai after that
date To shoot on sight. 1t
1 WISH to inform the public that I have
made necessary repairs, resulting from
tie tire TUESDAY iaSz- ana stsIl pee rr re-
sumo business as before. JAS. 4. BROWN,
Steam dyeing aud securing, etc, 1850
St NV. Se20-1 tenn
The times., 1897-09-27
III-H

WISE-Ou Saturday September %, 1897,
MARY ANN WISE, Wife of William II.
Wise. aged seyenty-Tlve years, seven months
and eleven days.
Funeral win take place this afternoon
al 3 O'Clock from her late residence, No.
2o4S Thirty-fIfth street northwest. Family
and friends are invited to attend. lit
MORELAND-On Friday, September "a
1897, az p m, CHA RLES MORELAN Nd,
age tnirty- years.
fuHerdi Will take place from his brother'I
residence, ]. W. MOTeland, EOS r street
southeast, on Monday, September %, at
p. IN.
Died, not forgotten.
CAMPBELL ON Saturday, September
20, at 1.4O O'Clock, GEORGE ", hus-
band of Kate Campbell, nee Healey, and
son Of the late John and Mary A. Camp
bell.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 3O6
y street Southw est, Monday, September
%, at / O'Clock D. m se26-2t
The times., 1897-09-27
UNpERrAKERa.
j. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKEN,
3S2 Pa. Ave. y. w.
Ffrst-cIuSs service. Phone. 1888.
UNDERTAKINGS.
AN EARLY MORNING BLAZE.
Fire Damages Fourteenth Street
Grocery $1,000.

Grocery $4,000.
Fire was discovered shor,Iy after 3o'oIock
yesterday .norning by Policeman Ricklss
in the basemeDtof the grocery andpTovision
store of s. H. Gwyane, at No. 1881
Fourteenth street northwest. Dense vol
umes OF slnosle were pouring out OF the base
meat wlndowSas the policeman waspassing
the place, aud he hurrledly turned in an
alarm frnm box No. 241, at Fourteenth
street. an Rboce Island avenue.
TIE blaze, originating in the lower part
of the store, was difficult for the fire
men 10 fight, and it gained considerable
Roadway before under control The ten
ants in the adjoining building, one OF
them a sick woman became badly fright
encd, and tic sick woman had to be re-
moved on a stretcher by the police. She
was not injured, however. The property
is owned by A HeItmuiIer aud was dam
aged to the ex tent of $4,000. and a loss
of 81 900 was sustained to the contents,
consisting chiefly OF groceries and pro-
visions
The cause OF the fire is unknown.
The times., 1897-09-27
NOTE LEFT BY \ SUICIDE.
Says Three Men wrecked His Life
Eighteen Years Ago.

Eighteen Years Ago.
Canandaigua, X. Y, Sept 26.-The re
mains OF Mr. f. L. Burnett, OF Elmira,
were found on the shore OF Canandafgua
Lake today. On his person the following
letter, dated September 20, was found:
ITO " hOm il may Concern:
Charles Ha2 ard, A. NJ Dewitt and old
Judge Pratt wrecked my life eighteen
years ago. The vendetta is still open. They
are dead and follow into hell If need be-
Elmira, for reGerences.'
Mr.. Burnett came 10 the Webster House
on Friday and registered as G. L. Bronson,
Of Buffalo. He disappeared Friday night
and was not seen again until his remains
were found today
A remarkable thing connected with the
death OF Burnett i the fact that Hazard,
mentioned in the note. committed suicide
on Friday last. In Burnett's room was
found g satchel in which there was, among
other things, an empty vial bearing the
label Morphine
The times., 1897-09-27
LII ENrERED IIIs BODY.
Bicycle CoIIides with Buggy Witt
Serious Results.

Serious Results.
Samuel Clindints, a printer, living at
No. $50 I street northwest, while riding a
bicycle near Cabin John Bridge yesterday Y
evening, collided with a buggy driven by
an unknown party and was painfully if
not seriously hurt.
He struck The end VI one Of the buggy
shafts The point penetrated his abdomen
about two inches, and was broken OFF bv
the collision. Mr.. Clindints was conveytd
70 GeorgetJwn in Great Fails Electric,
Railway car, and removed To the Emer-
EeHvy Hospital in tie Third precinct patrol
wagon His wounds were dressed by DR..
Ball and are considered very serious.
The times., 1897-09-27
Violated Sunday Law.

Frank Tabbs, a colored barber shop pro-
pr1etor, was yesterday arrested by Police
man Evans, of the Second precinct station,
for having his barber shop open on Sun
day.
The times., 1897-09-27
Think Hard

Think whether you don't need
any of these articles mentioned,
because by buying today or to-
morrow you can save a good
round sum. Remember, we give
you all the credit you wish.
The times., 1897-09-27
IHTRIGUES IN REPUBLICS
Central America Upset by Am
billions Of Party Leaders.
ANARCHY MAKES A SHOWING

Reports Thnt the Assault on Pres.-
dent Diaz, Of Mexico, Was the
Result OF a Conspiracy Hatched
in Guatemala Costa Riea Make
War with Guatemala.
The times., 1897-09-27

50pairs $3.50 Tapestry Portteres.
all coIors co az
The times., 1897-09-27

100 1-2 yards square French Tap
estry Table Covers. Worth
$3.50 ...........-. .............-. SO *
The times., 1897-09-27
Massive Solid Oak Chamber
Suite.

Highly polished neatly carved-5 5O-in.
dresser 32X2S-in. shaped bevel plate mir
ror --uiddle small drawer lined with vel
vet -3S-inch washstand, with 2 drawers
and double closet. A regular $50
Suite for ....................x RE
The times., 1897-09-27

1000 yards 35o. Curtain Mus
lin, 10 inches wide e.......... oao
The times., 1897-09-27

1000 yards 15c. silkoline -. 30
The times., 1897-09-27
Upholstery Dept. Specials.

- pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains,
II yards long, 90 inches wide.
Worth 81 80 --.-.-........... REe
% pairs So Irish Point Lace
The times., 1897-09-27

100 pairs 81 Chenille Portleres.. s2.ea
The times., 1897-09-27
Extension TabIe.
Toilet Table.

Solid Oak 6 fOOt-caryed legs
has center leg cheap at So,
The times., 1897-09-27

Highly polished quartered oak oval OF
square bevsl French plate mirror.
a Sin yalue Go
The times., 1897-09-27
Iron Beds.

Another lot just in. The last lot sold
wonderfully rapidly white enamel-sond
Grass knobs regular $3.50
beds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %RRE
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-07-28

Ritter Bros. Drug Co. have the finest
selected stock of fishing tackle ever
received in Montpelier ID
A necessary artile for the summer
months is Schlitz milwaukee Peer. for
sale by Hoovers Drug store. 20
The Finest Strawberries at stuart,s,
All kinds Of fresh fruits at lowest prices.
A fine line of soft drinks of all descrrp-
tions. Give him a call when in need of
candies, nuts, etc. 16
Every housekeeper can be her own
painter. Ritter Bros. Drng Co, sell the
paint mixed ready for use. Sample
cards Of thirty colors for the asking. Is
Greater than ever is the demand for
the famous and inuomparable McCor-
mick Mowers, Reapers, binders and
Steel King Hay Rakes, and the Con.
Imp Co. are turning them ont by the
car load with the season but just begun.
Farmers buy the Mccormick and YOU
get the best on earth. IS
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-07-28
Reasons Why chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedies is the
Best

]. Because it affords almost instant
relief in case of pain in the stomach,
collie and cholera morbus.
2. Because it is the only remedy
that never fails in the most severe cases
of dysentery and diarrhoea.
3. Because it is the only remedy that
viii cure chronic diarrhoea'
4. Because it is the only remedy that
will prevent bilious collie.
5. Because it is the only remedy that
will cure epidemical dysentery.
6. Because ii is the only remedy tina
can always be depended upon in cases
OF cholera iniantum.
7. Becasue it is the most prompt nd
most reliable medicine in use for boAel
complaints.
8. Because it produces no bad results
.. Because it is pleasant and safe to
take.
10. Because it has save the lives Of
more people than any other medicine
in The world.
The % and 50 cent sizes for sale by
Hooyer's Drug Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-07-28

Attend the teachers institute at Fish
Haven if you still expect to hold a
teachers certificate.
Just received a new line of BOYS, and
Children's clothing at Burgoyne &
&Tennan's. II
Mrs Hunt, wife of Bishop Hunt
of st Charles died in that city last week
after lpRering illness.
10y known kind of extract of the
purest and best quality at Hansen's.
s ounce bottle SO cents. II
Fifty Years Ago To-day, bound in
pamphlet form by the Salt Lake Trib-
une, at Hansen's. Price, 20 cents. %
Slight showers have fallen in tho
valley during the past week. Hay.
however, was not damaged to any ex-
tent.
For rent-Six-room house thoroughly
renovated and in good rerair. Apply
to Jones & Son. Is
D. a hoDlnson, representing the New
York and Utah Paper Co, win be here
on August End with his line of paper
sacks, wrapping paper, Irvine. etc.
For the summer months we will keen
on hand, Schlitz Famous Milwaukee
beer for family trade. Hooyer's Drug
Store. 10
Fred Mozart and Ed Hoover have
gone to the Klondyke mines. They left
this week and expect to reach their
desaation next May. Good luck to
the boys.
Get bottle OF shaws Malt. Keep it
in the house. It is good medicine. AT
Hoovers Drug Store. 20
FoUND-Last Monday, at the bowery.
purse containing some money. Own
er can have the same by describing the
property and paying for this notice.
Apply to J. N. Phelps of this city, or at
the EXAMINER Office.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-07-28
Ridd g. Anderson

Hon. p j Quealey, the Hams Fork
coal operator, was in town for a short
time yesterday. He states that the plat
of the new town, Kemmerer, will be
filed in the county clerks office at
Evanston in few days Work is pro
crossing rapidly on the claims, and Mr..
Quealey thinks that they will be on a
Aproducing basis shortly.
rTe finest, best and cheapest line Of
writing stationery in town. Just in.
Call and see it at Hansen's. 8
About the biggest and finest straw
Berries we ever cast our eagle optics on.
was brought to this office Monday by
A. ]. Layland. They were from his
ranch on Thomas Fork, and if the
sample shown is an average, we award
the banner to the above section, not
only for size but delightful favor of its
Strawberries.
full line Of ali sizes of Mason fruit
jars. Also granite ware kettles for pre-.
seISi1g> fruit a t S. A. Mills. 20
The mother and sister of Nose and
Ed Lewis arrived in Montpelier Friday.
Later Mr.. Lewis, Sr., will come from
Chicago and the family will make their
permanent home in this city. Mrs.
Lewis health has not been of the best
IN recent years. and she comes to the
west in hopes that it will be improved
flae>EXAMINER welcomes them.
Pure Rose extract and all other kinds
OF extracts at Ritter Bros. Drug store.
Give them trial.
The Morrill, fund for the university
has been received by the state treas
urer from Washington for the year,
amounting to $29, 600. 1t was paid over
to Treasurer Regain Of the board of re-
gents. The state also paid over the ap-
preparation of $4,000. also the appro-
priation of $44G914 to reimburse the
Hatch fund.
You can't well afford TO be without
Tanglefoot while the flies are bad. At
Hoovers Drug Store. 20
Outside teachers are crowding our
home people out of the local schools
and all because the home teachers will
not take advantage of the opportunities
offered them by the county institutes
Judge Osmond says that in every case
he will give the county applicants the
preference but they must help them
selves by taking the courses provided by
the institute.
The purest Vanilla extract made at
Ritter Bros. Drug Store. 20
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-07-28

Local News.

LOSdt NEWS.
1 Rey/Russell, brother-in- law of Mrs,
GE Gray, is visiting in this city.
Get your schillings Best tea at Han
sens. o
Andris Bargren died Friday night in
st. Charles of consumption.
All kinds OF greens every morning at
Hansen's. IL
Several of the towns in the valley
celebrated the oath in becoming style.
Get milk shake at Hansen's. The
finest drink on earth. Is
( A bouncing boy arrived at the home
of M and Mrs. John Wedel Saturday
~Go to Burgoyne & Brennan's for 0rel
gene shingls. IL
The board of county commissioners
met as an equalization board ON Mon
day.
The very best and lurest lemon ex-
tracts at Ritter Bros. Try bottle and
be convinced. 20
Chas. Huff who has been at Cokeyille
for some time building houses was in
town Monday.
The best family washing soap Walk
ers.' five bars for 25 cents at IIansen's.
Try it. IL
Mrs DR. Tannar has gone to Ana
eonda to locate She is travelling by
private conveyance.
Get your meals at the new Star Res
taurant. Everything first class and
charges reasonable. Gise Tony trial. 10
The Nielsen Furniture Co. have estab-
Iished branch store in Paris and Mr.
Nielsen, ST., will be in charge.
We carry the best line of toilet soaps
in the city. HoOvers Dug Store. 40
st. Charles has been afflicted with
more sickness than usual this season,
due to the effects of la grippe.
Buy nails and hardware at Nielsen
Furniture Co. 70
There will be partial eclipse of the
sun Of the 29th from $50 to 10 a. m. 1t
will be visible in the United States.
Don't forget to get some Tangtefoot
Hy paper at Hoover's Drug ST re. 10
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Rottce

DR.. Schefstad, the dentist, will
be in Fossil next Monday or Tues
day, for a few days. Later he will
be in Cokeville. Those having den
tai work of any description will do
well to call on him. Refers to any
one who has had work done by
him. Permanently located in
Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-07-28

Go to s. A. Mills store for bargains
in ladies sailor hats. They are going
from 10 cents up. only few left. Is
Every school teacher in Bear Lake
county, who expects to follow the bust
ness next winter or any time hereafter,
must according to the law attend the
teachers institute at Fish Haven. The
session opens next Monday and will con
tinue three weeks Miss Galloway of
the Lewiston state normal will conduct
it. Arrangements have been made
whereby board and room can be had at
reasonable rates. Judge Osmond urges
all who can possibly to attend.
Montana State Normal school. Dillon
July 18th to Sept. 18th. 1897. One and
one fifth fares, on certificate plan. 10
When in Montpelier go to S. A. Mills
store for bargains. He is selling out his
present line OF dry goods, shoes, hats
and notions, getting ready for new fall
goods Is
Do You want to insure your house
against fire? Il so, consult Chas. HAM
mond who is now agent for the Scottish
pAnericin Insurance company. Rates