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Requisition Issued.

Governor Budd has issued a requisi-
ton on the Governor of Oregon for the
return to this State of Frank Mere
dith, who is wanted at Alturas on a
charge of grand larceny. Meredith is
at present in confinement at Eugene
City. Or.
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Want Their Money.

Hattie A. Whitaker. James Whitaker,
Don Ray and Hattie A. Whitaker as
guardian Of the estate of Gertrude
Whitaker. minor, have commenced
suit in the Superior Court against E.
H. Presburg for S436 -. balance due
on a note due to Whitaker e Raw.
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Pioneers VIII Celebrate.

The members Of the Pioneer Society
will meet at their hall to-day to cele-
brate Admission Day as is their GUS
tom. Tie old boys do not give way
TO the Native Sons in their veneration
of the day.
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Bond on Appeal Filed.

The defendants in the case of J. j.
MeKennon vs.. Charles T. Leonard ct
al, petition for a writ of mandate to
compel them TO call primaries, have
filed bond on appeal in the sum of
$40. with A. Gerlach and Isidor Cohen
as sureties.
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WOOD AND COAL. Hay

grain. Before buying elsewhere call and
get our prices. Orders for winter supply
nlled from cars at first cost. Weights and
measure guaranteed. Office and yard 516
and 5lS L street. between Fifth and Sixth
u AlF1S McCAW, Proprietor Capital
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Petition to Administer

Mary G. Coggeshall has petitioned
the Superior Court for letters Of ad-
ministration on the estate of PRESLEY
| Willis Cohen, which consists of real
| estate worth 900.
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KRONER & HOWARD SELL REAL. ES-
tate, issue fire, life and accident insur-
ance in only first-class companies, make
loans on county and city real estate
represents Renters Building and Loan
Association of San Francisco write
deeds, mortgages, etc. Notary work
promptly attended to. Office 323 street.
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PACIFIC GROVE BAKERY.

We make a speciality of strictly home made
goods. Try our domestic bread: can't
be beat Rice Bros. S23 J.
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NO FREE ADS.

No free want" ads. are taken in
THE RECORD UNION. Births,
deaths and marriages also charged
for. NO PREMIUMS GIVEN. NO
CATCH-PENNl DEVICES. The pa
per is worth the money you pay for
1t, although higher priced than most
others. Published Sundays also.
The class who have money to spend
all take it. Rich and poor like it for
its cleanly. healthy tone. Classified
sds. by the month, Wants, For Sale,
To Let. Personals etc.. 5Oe per line.
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Coronado water, Stockton sarsapa-
rilla and iron. champagne cider. ginger
ale. orange cider. J. Memory, agent. $
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HAsTENPLUG. Signs. 527 K

ELECTRIC Tamale Factory and Private
boxes i01 NJ: guaranteed chicken tamaie.
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CALIFORNIA r1ARKET,
SUNSET TRANSFER co.

ONCE 429 K st. Furniture and Pianos care
fully removed, packed and shipped. Sunset
phone 5S4 red. Daniels & Hart
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NURSES.

H. l. JONES, Gentleman's Nurse. 1929
Second street. Phone, red 594. Cap. $50
TRAINED NURSE. ADDRESS so1 sth 81
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AGENT WITH A LITTLE MONEY
wanted to take the agency of Manhat-
tan Food Co 5 products. inquire after
noon at Manhattan Food CO.. exhibit,
Pavilion. SeS2t*
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Capital Java Blend Coffee. Ask
your grocer for it. NO other just as
good.
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OPTICIAN.

We CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
optical goods; eyes tested free by a
competent graduated Optican. KLUNE
& FLOBERG- dealers in jewelry and
precious stones.
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REAL ESTATE AND EMPLOYMENT
Office; ranches for sale; house renting
speciality; male and female help fur
nished. Address 1905 Third street Tele-
phone 574 black. D. RICE, Proprietor.
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PAUL SCHrHDT'S a TRRUIT 1T,

dy store. Delicious coffee and cake 1Oc.
ice-cream parlor; lunches put up; cigars
and tobacco; open day and night. 326 k
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Y NJ l., NO. IRREGULAR MEETING
THIS Thursday EVENING at Pioneer
Eall al O'Clock. Visiting brethren cor
daily invited.
f J. HERMAN, President.
f. A. Buckley, Sec. (B. c. It
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR A CONFEC-
tionery, restaurant, saloon or any bust
ness on southwest corner of Ninth and
j streets. Inquire at S2S J.
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MARKET. FRESH ER6ft

vegetables, live chickens, groceries, eggs.
butter, cheese; all guaranteed f1rst-class
goods at lowest market prices John
Dierssen, Proprietor, Twelfth and SITS.
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JAPANESE DOMESTIC AND RANCH
hands furnished on short notice at Jap
anese Inf. Agency ST Sixth street
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WANTED-A BRIGHT ACTIVE WO-
man for good paying business. Address
Sod this office.
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and farm help at Plaza Employment Of
flee, 9Th and l. w. a. WALL, Prop
Cap. Tel 273. Sunset, black, Goa.
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WANTED-WOMAN OVER % OF TACT
and educa ton; must he active and will
ing. s. q co. this nfice. au3-tf
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WANTED PUPILS SHORTHAND
taught by practical reporter; terms rea-
sonable. Room ), Stoll Building, Fifth
and X streets.
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SIC, 000-TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ES-
tate in sums to suit. KRONER " HOW
ARD, 1923 street
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WAITRESS AND FIVE GIRLS FOR
general housework. 921 Sixth street.
Sunset phone 81 red. Barbara Bruder.
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OIL COMBINATION REMEDY co. HAS
remedies they guarantee to cure veal
lungs, catarrh, rheumatism, female
troubles. piles, capcers, tumors tape
worm, lame back, lost manhood DR. J
w. Lewis, Manager. 1925 Eighth street.
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CHEAPEST SCLING ON EARTH
Gents 4Jc, ladies Soc, at 1911 J street.
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FINANCIAL.
BOARD AND LODGING.

MODEL HOTEL, EIGHTH AND II SITS.
Best board and rooms; terms moderate.
TWO PLEASANT, NICELY FUR
nished rooms, with board, to rent dur
ing fair; single or en- suite. l016A Y
street. se5-1W
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FILTERED WATER BATHS. 922 NINTH
street. Ladies and gentlemen
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WANTED.

WANTED-LADY OF ABILITY FOR
responsible position: must be good
talker. Apply 401 j, $50 to $3.50 a. M,
rooms and TO- SeS3t*
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MEETING NOTICES.

PIONEERS, ATTENTION MEETING
Of the society will be held TO-DAY at
Pioneer Hall BY order Of
1t PRESIDENT.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

CARD OF THANKS-WE DESIRE TO
express our sincere and heartfelt thanks
to the many kind friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted US during the
illness and death of oup beloved husband
and father; also, for the many beautiful
floral pieces. MRS ELIZA WITTEN-
BROCK AND FAMILY. 1t
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900 x ST-3 UNPUBLISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms; bath, electric light
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l 900 MEN TO HAVE OLD HATS MADE
new. 1126 I. corner Twelfth
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A SMALL DAIRY; EIGHT
cows and complete outfit with first
class milk route. Address w. N, this
office
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1922 FIFTH ST, HARTFORD HOUSE
Furnished rooms, single or en- suite.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-AN EXCEPTION
al one for a person with modera t.
amount to embark into paying bust
ness For further information address
w. N, care Record Union"
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TO LET-s10; TWO NICELY FURNISH
ed housekeeping rooms. 1908 Ninth st
sits
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A BABY CARR
age; almost as good as new. Apply st
1890 H. se5-7t
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RAG CARPET WEAVING; OLD CAP
pet woven into rugs. Mrs. Johnson. 1914
Eighth
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SPIRITUALISM.
MUSIC AND ART.

MADAME JOHNSON. TEST AND BUS
mess medium, room Is, e0s1s l.
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NlAN1-
Local office 903 Tenth street, S. E. cor.
Office hours l to p. m.
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TO LET Or RENT.

119 Nj ST-NICELY FURNISHED BA(
parlors; for two; electric lights bath
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OF course, it is for our patrons to say
what kind of frames, easels or holders
they want. but it is our business to sell
such things. We sell lots of them and
maybe we can give you some pointers
which will enable you to select something
which will be sure to please. Suppose you
see what we have?
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SOMETHING NEW IN THE LINE oE,
Tamales; pleasant. refreshing ana aids
digestion. 122212 Sixth street. MRS K
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ARCHITECTS.

FRANK H. SCHARDIN, ARCHITECT
Pioneer Hail. I011 Seventh, Sacramento.
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PERSONALS.
SELECT SCHOOL.

CALIFORNIA BUSINESS COLLEGE
opens September 10Th. Business course,
shorthand and typewriting. Latest
methods. HILL & HUXLEY, oppo-
site Postoffice.
OWES ACADEMY - GRAMMAR
grade high school, normal and business
branches elocution. French and German
are taught. Ninth and I streets
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cold water and all modern conveniences.
1881 0 street. Inquire W. p. Coleman,
327 ] street.
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ALARM CLOCKS Repaired, 25c. GEO. r
WENZEL, Matchmaker, 3051a K street
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room. Apply 1880 H street; also goot
barn in rear TO rent. se5-7t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-17
LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

padas ohocaban uban baaban, sepaarse
Despues los para
nueVo Ell sobre ell otro mayor fura
ninguno de ellos recibfa nnguna herida.
GenoveVa arrasandose ogr6 bajar los escaone lanzan
do queas asmera, acab6 por arrodarse agunos pasos
de elo etorcendose por la desesperac6n dic6noes:
Basta J.. esto es horrible. mpfo Mi hermano!.
mi esposo
En- aquel fojeaba, su adversario mas
fuerte 6 lie envovfa estaba dspuesto 6
Con vos anheante grit6: --. IL. ........
Padre J.. "A mi, padre
Ell conde Sc lanzo socorro de ho IIaba seguido
las perpecias del combate la sgurdad
temiendo NADIA al prncpio imaginandose que
ho mas uerte hubiera preerido que
mnara eamene la murte del adversaro de CASTOR
va no dud6 su hijo iba sucumbir.
Genoveva cerro los ojos deandose arena.
El conde adelanto por Raimundo V con ell
que ue enoiecer ell vesdo de enoveva herda
Raimundo, despomo como inerte cerca de
la oyen.
AL principle e conle hiio asuados castaneteando-
les los dientes, permaneceron nmoviles.
Castor dejo caer la espada Ell conde ell cuchillo
iAsesnos Eran asesinos!
Pero ell ruido que hiceon algunas puertas
volvo CASTOR horrible tranquidad cogiendo espada
dio Ramundo una estocada en- ell pecho.
-SQue haces?-le pregunto su padre espantado.
Els precise, padre que Genoveva que lie he
leamene cuchllada,
iusticia
Themes raz6n. No habfa pensado en- elo iPero que
yamos a hacer ell cadAver.
d Teneis vaor para llevar Genoueva cuarto?
ST .ensayare menos-dio ell conde ahogada.
-Pues llevadla; yo encargo de este miserable
Isl, ST, anda! Yo tengo fuerzas. I4evanto Ge-
tropezando los escaone la leY6 habitac6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-17

E, completamente estenuado, deo
la mrada vaga pecho oprimido,
luchar Ioda
energa haba desvaneco que oe cobardemene
asestaGO' .-...-.
En- Gast6n repuesto, haba recobrado
cnsmo, disponnfa preparar la iba hacer
la justlcia.
Prmeramente llev6 de la espada que
Despues condujo ell cuerpo del
desgracado haca la lie reg0 los bolslos de de
ellos sac6 cuchillo.
Perectamente! Este sera ell cuchio que cortaba
las flores las frutas que robaba.
Despues lie puso la sobre ell corazon
va no late. ...i lastima Demono que ben
manejaba espada Me alegrara aber he ba
lido. II Ea, va esta !! Ados.
Echo ell cuerpo por encima de la tapa cubiero de
sudor fro, dirigio hacia ell hotel.
~ -Nade S ha enterado aan.
En- aquel distinguio e paseo baston de
i Oh Esto ell colmo esta sera el alma que
amenazaba
Sc dirigo haca ell charco de sangre donde lie tro.
agunos pasos de af corto agunas cuantas
flores las eparco Ell sueo rndo tamben ell cucho de
adversaro.
aquel insante ventanas abreron pre-
gunt6:
Pero que pasa que ocurre
La sefora Michen habfa desperado haca agunos
minutos arevio abrir la preguntar 10
ocurrfa
Ocurre-djo Gaston-que he estado expueso ser ase-
snado bbn que robaba las flores las rutas todas
las noches Servos avsar mi ayuda de camara que debe
dormir ronco, segan costumbre Yo lamare al
jardinero.
d Pero va hay pelgro ?-pregunt6 inquieud la
senora Michcln.
No, nnguno; he tirado al adrdn por encma de la tapa
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GRAND coMMANpeRY.


Special Dispatch To the standard.
Helena. sept ls.-The grand COM
mand.ry of knights Tcmpiar of Mon
tana met In 10Th annual conclaye at
Masonic hall In this city to-day. There
was "A large attendance. The principal
business was the election Of the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year ".
T.. Chamberlain. Great Fails, right
eminent grand commander. T.. a. Day.
Livingston. very eminent deputy grand
commander. George NJ Hays. Billings.
eminent grand generalissimo. james IA
Monttath. Butte. eminent grand cap
tain general: }. y. Pritchard Livings-
ton. eminent grand prelate. J. ]. Hind
son. Helena. eminent grand senior war
den. T.. n. brewster. Wibaux. eminent
grand junior warden: n. NJ. Parcheu.
Helena. eminent grand treasurer. r.. u.
Neill. eminent grand recorder
The right eminent grand comma nder
announced the following appointments.
Philip T.. Poindextcr, Dillon. eminent
grand standard bearer: W. +. Beach
ley. Great Falls, eminent grand sword
bearer. n. W, Rowley. Billings. emil
n,nt grand warden.
The commandcry In Montana IL COM
posed ~ the following subordinate
communicates having a total member
ship Of about 3s5: Virginia city. Ne.
l. stationed at Virginia city: Helena.
No .. Helena. Mont No. 3. Butte:
Damascus. No. 4. Gl.ndive. Aldemare.
No ;. Billings. 81. Bernard, No. g. Liy-
ingston. 81. Elmo. No. !. Dillon. and
Black Eagle. No. \. Great Falls The
grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons
viii hold It's eighth annual conyocation
tomorrow.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Another Cas- In New orleans siiapia tn.
Mecca -f the Refugees.

New ORLEANS. sept. II The auuoun,s-
mont of lho ninth ease of yellow fever M
New ORLEANS, including the Gciphi death
was officially made by the board of health
here thi- afternoon. ~ Is probable thut
another OBsC VIII hc added Ia the list
.XhnustlNe the serious suspicious eases
now under Investigation. The ninth cas-
j. Edward McGint5 q young man nyiuI
Immediately opposite" rr-id'nvr up
town wh'f, q ,hild died from the fcyrr
that had been prevailing ut Ocean
Spring. McGinty bad been a Visitor tp
the familN during their frsldrnor nh the
Msstssitpi coast and since tf,lf r"tntn
Ia this citY m- h"rn a. constant visitor.
M"mb'fs Of th' board ~ rrIuh have
been lu ylpz' ATTENDANCE ufsu th. ga-n
and completed their diagnosis iMs afist-
noon A. soon ls th"y had DON" So tb,
board ~ health took cbagt oi co. prrm-
iScs ouarluilned thr inmate made lh-
orai application of dlsmfr,ilur iu the
n"ighbnrh0od ana took ull Necessary
steps io prevent a spread uf thr disca-e
The board of health anticipates that
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WOMEN ARRESTED.
They Mere Marching at Piusa Greek Two
Carried Babies.

Pittsburg. Sept. l3.-Emma Hamms.
the miners Jeanne Arc and three other
women were arrested for marching at
Plum creek this morning by the
sherifr's deputies. The attempt 10 make
the arrests precipitated an incipient
riot In which the deputies fared badly.
Scarcely a deputy escaped clubbing.
and Superintendent DE Armitt was cut
on the hand.
Two Of the women arrested carried
babies. The arrest was the result of a
carefully planned attempt Ia prevent
the men al work al Plum creek from
entering the mines. There We're %
women and about 30 strikers concerned
In IL. The plan was To have the women
march I'm front with the babies. with
the design Of working ON the senti
ments Of the men who would be going
to work and tn act as a shield to the
rest OF the party. About daylight the
party started out. headed by Emma
Hamms. The women carried clubs.
ON the Murraysville road they en-
countered posse of deputies and We're
ordered back 10 camp. The party tried
To force their way through the lines Of
deputies. A scufiie followed and Emma
Hamms and three other women who
WtFf III tEf ltdu were tflfstfu. n
scene of wild excitement .nsued. The
moment a deputy laid hands on a wo-
man he was surrounded by others
waving clubs in the air and using
them on the heads of the deputies.
Deputy Walker was severely dubbed
and =. &. DE Armitt was cut In the
hand. He says he was attacked by a
woman with "A knife.
The deputies finally got their prison-
ers into the company's stable and later
brought them Ia the city. where they
were lodged In Jail The names of IN.
women arrested We're Emma Hamms.
Mrs. John kosar Mrs. Frank Haas and
Mrs. Eisener.
After the removal ~ the prisoners
from Plum creek the excitement sub
sided and the women and strikers re-
turned To camp. The reason more OF
the women We're not arrested was that
four or five deputies were required 10
hold one Of them and the force was not
large enough to take charge Of the
crowd.
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AN IDAHO JAIL DELIVERY
BUTTE MEN BREAK THE BARS AND
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE.
sl-cI.l Dispatch to IN, STANDARD.

Special Disp- itch to IN. standard.
Pocat.llo sept. l3-1us Monroe. Odcs
kendall and Charles ~. Hogan. the tarc.
men from Butte who were in jail her.
awaiting trial for robbing the oregon
Short Line station at Mc,ammon on the
night of Aug n. broke iail this morning
about I oclock aud IN company with
W"bb rampbcll. hoId for petty larceny,
ned to "a. hills. \" trace of them has
been found. Louis Forrest. Who n await
ing trial for the murder of james Mar
Tin az Soda SPRING. and Two other pris-
on.r~ held an petty charges. refused Ia
lcaV" the jail.
Forrest crawl-d through the holes
made by the escaped men. and going To
the house of Deputy Sheriff Ross. gave
the alarm The mrn had been confined
IN a steel rag". They managed to break
a brac. that held their hunks aud with
n a. bar brok" "a. bars of th" cage.
Thry then dug through th" brick wall
and let themselves ont into the iail yard.
tn" iock ON the jail yard gat' was fo--
tened with a staple only, and th"y easily
broke that forr,si. who saw the men
start. says that Monroe aud Kendall
went west and the other two east
Thc thrc, robbers arr bold aud dospcr-
a.. men When arrested they had IN
their possession an "utnt of burglars
tools. Th" money, po tak"n from M"
McCammon station. Was found un thrir
persons. besides about $3.50 NOR, IN cash
aud y ocrtihrat' oi deposit on W \.
Clarks bank for tso In favor ~ Monroe.
They mode hard nght on their prslim-
mary examination and proved that Mon
ror and krudall had worked in several Of
the mines IA Butte aud Auaconda during
m. past year aud that Hogan had been
employed IN sam Gordou's bicyol" shop
lu Buit.. II WAS oniy the evidence - 40"
tools tn, carried that held them. lip-
gAn oldlms Hsl'na as his home. k,u-
dalra father lives al L'hi, Utah and hc
Ias d bruthpr ~ OuraN colo. Monr"'
,lsifurd tn have brother at Mcrcur
l-tah but hr has not been heard from
k,ndHlIs brother hs- however Iut'r-
,-t,d him.sif iu ths cas-" IN the extent of
making Inquiries aboui au attorney A
pn~-- 3,'ompauird bs half dozen In
dian trslls'- b. oW aft"r the fueltIf's.
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HE WAS TRUE TO HIS WORD
cAAE BACK FROM KLONDYKB TO
REDEEM HIS PLED0KL
Divides y Fortune win . Partner - ~
Early Days-A komsaes 81
Real Life.
spccI.l pI.pateh 10 ths st.nd.rd.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boise. sept iS.-The crow ming act oe
a verbal pledge made between two men
who were In business In California
some years ago took place at the home
~ J. +. Taylor sunday. near Kendrick.
Latsh county. Idaho. About eight years
ago J. y Taylor Was engaged In bust
nsss in California and being In need Of
"A partner took a man by the name OF
j &. Nca. After the business grew dull
and after a hard struggle they were
compelled to give ny without dissolving
the partnership They decided Z" part.
hut made an agreement that should
fortune ever smile upon them they
would hunt each other up and divide.
Mr. Taylor drifted into Washington.
engaging I'm business at Cokerdale for
a time. and then bought ranch on
Cedar creek. where he now resides. Mr..
New went tn Alaska and when the
riches of klondyke were heralded tn
the world was one of the first In the
country and succeeded in making a
small fortune besides securing three
claims. Faithful To the promise that
was made In the shadow Of a business
nature he hunted up Mr.. Taylor and
sunday. In company with an attorney.
went Ia the home Of Taylor to get his
power ~ attorney for the disposal OF
his interests In some claims on the
Kloudyke. Mr.. Taylor also received
So coo as his half of the earnings of one
of the claims. They have been offered
100000 for the other three claims.
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ih"rc Will be- other sporadic cases. owing
3" the number ~ people who managed to
reach New orlrans before the quarantine
against Ocean Springs went into en"ri,
hut there is mo lack of coniidenc" on The
part ui the hoard in their ability Ia ir-
strict zach sporadic ease.
Helena Ark., has set pace whirh al
river towns are likely to follow. To-day
the beard of health of that city decided
thai nn boat from south "t Nicksbufg
should hr allowed In land ~ that port or
any other point within the quarantine
limits of iiNe miles of the corporate limits
OF Helena.
Atlanta promises to h. the refuge of al
people living In New ORLEANS and alung
the coasi who dcsirr In get away.
of the rltics of tho South IN danger ~
Infection Atlanta Is the only one that has
refused to quarantine and that has IN
vited all refugees within her gates.