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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS
Open Headquarters at Sixth ana
Washington

The Fourth Ward Republican club has Sc
cured the Roedler 7stores room, corner of Sixth
and Washington streets. for its headquarters
during the balance ofIfhe campaign.
The club held Its housewarming last night
when three dozen of the members got to.
gether under the leadership of President
Donahower land passed pleasant evening.
Old traditions of the party were related by
Capt. Gallick, Oar Reese, w. j. Donahower
and others.
Meetings will be held regularly until May
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Majorities.-
Schfffmann Kiefp

Majority for Kiefer, eco.
The result figures an absolute GER
tainty of the election of a board of
aldermen of the Democratic faith, and
the Republican figures justify the Dem
ccratic guess that sKiefer must win in
the First, if he wins at all.
The Eighth has been practically CIV
en- up as hopeless, since the failure of
the colonel to stampede the Germans as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21
WILL ACCOMMODATE M,LEoD.
Dwyer Says the Californian Can &c,
Another Chance at Him.

Prof M. J. Dwyer was told yesterday that
Dan Mcleod, the California wrestler, whom
he defeated Tuesday night. wanted another
match at catch weights Mr.. Dwyer will not
meet Mcleod at catch weights, because Nc
Leod is a much larger man, and trained
down could not get within ten pounds Of
Dryers weight.
eff Mcleod wants another match, 1 am
willing to meet him in a mixed match, one
fall catch-as -catch-can, one Cornish and the
the privilege of naming the style for the
third fall. If the st. Paul Athletic club
wants to offer a reasonable purse for the
event. let us wrestle for that. If not. we
can rent hail. and I will wrestle him for
$50 side and the gate receipts. will not
wrestle Mcleod at catch weights
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the presence of others, who are ready to
make affidavit to that effect, If it were neces-
sary. He also disavowed any knowledge of
the letter to the gentleman who first called
my attention to it, and Informed me that it
was not written by Mr.. Miller, with his
consent. Yours truly,
Louis Nash.
To The st. Paul Globe:
1 see by tonight's Dispatch that 1t claimed
to have received the letter attributed to Mr..
S. F. Miller from him, and published in its
columns on Monday night.
Either Mr.. Miller or the Dispatch is tell
ing an untruth, as 1 was with Mr.. Nash at
the time he called on Mr.. Miller yesterday,
when he, Miller, denied, in my presence, that
he had written such letter, or commissioned
any one else to write it. I will leave the
public to draw their own conclusions as to
who told the truth, Mr.. Miller or the Dis
patch, and 1 will make affidavit to the truth
fulness Of the statements contained in this
letter. Yours respectfully,
&C. H. Bonn.
April 30. 1898.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21
FAKE OR A FORGERY.

Letter which the Dispatch Claims
That 8. F. Miller Wrote.
To The St. Paul Globe:
The remarks Of the Dispatch to the contrary
notwithstanding. Mr.. S. F. Miller denied
having written the letter attributed to him
and published in the columns of that paper
on Monday night.
The denial was made to me in person, In
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21

he expected to. If there had been as
much Of the First ward money tied up
in the Allemannia as there was of the
assets of the people Of the Eighth, the
ticket that is carrying the load of Horst
would have no chance whatever out
there
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21
= Z i
Seventh and Cedar SITS.
Tel. 532. Neat Market, 7S2.
Heat Market, 7S2.

IS cents
"A gallon for Golden Drip Syrup. Bring your
jugs. We will deliver this only when other
goods are ordered.
TX cents
a can for full standard Packed Tomatoes.
f2 cents
For 1-Dint bot les of Ealford's Sauce Gegu-
lar soc size) while this lot lasts.
IS cents
For half-pound cakes of w. H. Bakers Pre-
MUM Chocolate.
9 cents
"A pound for Choice New Dates.
% cents
"a pail for Jelly; assorted flavors.
~ cents
"A dozen for Fresh Baked Turnovers. either
Apple, Mince or Jelly; will be made fresh as
fast as you buy them all today.
6 cents
a pound for your choice of either Smok d
Picnic Hams CT Smoked Shoulders, fresh and
sugar-cured.
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.anut Candy. chock full of Peanuts. per

Peanut candy, chock full OF Peanuts, per
:. lib -: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
ASSORTED Taffy, per Id Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Assorted Jelly Beans, per b .............. 10c
Elegant Rich Cocoanut Carame,s per h. ike
strawberries are coming in plentifuiiy
cheap and good, every morning by express
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure. Csc.
The genuine has L. B. @. on each tablet.
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90 Cents
Lining Leaders.

Best qualities are sold at low
est prices here.
The very best Lining Cambria
made, the best to be had at any a.
price, black and co1ors. Thurs ~
day-one day only. ~
Fine Silk-fnished Rustic Tai a
etas, in black only, full yard XII
wide, all you want today for. 80. w
Our Brilliant Silk-fnish Rustic Taf-
feta. soft, silk rustic, full yard wide,
better than some stores zoe In
quality, black and co1ors, all Hit
you want today for. 4. ......... AVU
Best French Hair Cloth, 21 cents.
15c Roman Stripe Taffetas, 10 cents.
15c Silesias, all colors, 10 cents.
zoe Fast Black Percalines, 121s cents
15c Fast Black Percalines, 10 cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21

A table full of odd pieces of
Muslin Underwear = Gowns,
Drawers, Skirts and Corset Cow
ers, soiled and mussed: from
showing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21
TWO SETS OF FIGURES
TWO SETS OF FIGURES ON THE
COMING ELECTION

The Republicans Think They Can
See How Kiefer Can Be Elected,
While the Official Prophet of the
DemOcrat-Citizens Claims That
DIR. Schifmann Will Have $500
Majority Figuring 1t by Wards.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21
OAR FRIGHTENED THEM.

The Audience Was Afraid He Was
Going to Speak.
Don't go away; I'm not going to make
speech" pleaded Oar Reese as the remnant
of what had been fair-sized audience began
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21
CIGARS.
CANDY DEPT.

Either of the top-notch brands, Hoffn
House or Tom Moore Cigars, at &c each, WI
the Let lasts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21

personal---very. an interesting story is
told In the personal column of The G | o be
wants. Read them. they mag be of inter-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21
DORIAN AND HIS CHIEF CALL
GET THE GLAD HAND AT RE-
PUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS

The Committee Finds Out That the
Mayor VIII Not Stand for Every
thing, Even to Help Kiefer Out
No Chance to Allow q Gambling
House to Run, Even to Help the
Campaign.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21

Every Seat Occupied in the Hall at
East Seventh and Fauqufer
Streets and Close Attention Paid
TO the Speakers of the Evening
John +. erode, Moriiz Helm and
Others Delivered Addresses.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-21

Ladies Ribbed Balbriggan Vests,
with long sleeves, extra good IN.
Csc qualities, will be sold today VT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10

fcrrcd by his own people on him. it would
scarcely have hecn possible for him to con
oetvc OF u greater opportunity Ia sol Il neo-
pie free than was then presented tn him.
His signature 10 Il document would now
set chat people FREQ. What is il that stays
the hand OF Mcliinleyg We have waited
long. hut our waiting has pccn in vain,
and our cup OF waiting Is now fnli.'
sensational interruption Of Mr.. Cam
non occurred. There was il huza of CON
versation among those spectators mem
bers Of the house OF representatives and
others who lined tina timer wallis OF The
senate chamber--when Mr.. Hale tMaine)
addressed the vice president lie expressed
the hope that order might he preserved aud
the rules OF the senate strictly observed,
just as the Interruption occurred, Mt.
Cannon Ind made the statemont that livery
rife In the hands OF tb,: Cuban patriots
had cost them 5000. After quiet had been
restored Mr. Cannon, whose face was as
white as naper, ana who was evidently
painfully affected by bis emotion, said;
II do not ordinarily q! ject TO remarks OF
denial concerning statements which / make
on this floor. However to statement
which | just made the audible comment
was added that II was a lie. care less.
Mr.. President, for the remark than for the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10

Washington. February a.-For more
than three hours today the seuate
chamber rang with eloquent arpeais
In behalf of the Cuban insurgents. An-3
nounced speeches were delivered by
Mr.. Cannon tutah) and MIR Mason
(lll.) in advocacy OF the resolutions
which they had presented yesterday.
The senate galleries We're packed With
people who were aware this would
prove field day Of Cuban oratory. MIR.
Cannon's speech was a calm and dis
passionate argument IN support of his
resolution. lie declared that In the
conflict in Cuba. Spain, afraid 10 meet
the insurgents lii the fields, had re-
Cured to a system 81 bribery md
starvation. or this he believes the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
LuMnsRMEN,s INSURANCE.


Contract with the same Company
Has Been Renewed.
Waco, Texas. February 9.-About forty
OF the leading lumber dealers OF Texas
met here today and among other business
considered The insurance question Under
an arrangement made last year the Ger
man OF Illinois carries all the lumber risks
OF Texas. having underbid all the com
papies In the Jalonick rating bureau the
iumbermen agreeing 70 give Inc nino.s
The meeting today continued the same
contract. but allows the bureau companies
TO compete for the business in excess ~
the amount guaranteed the independent
cor.rany provided the bureau rates are
the same as in the Independent company,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
TiIE STATE.

States railroad IN Chcrotea county IL
to he extended about two miles into tim
her,
Authorities OF Columbus arc taking pro-
cautions against the sprend Of smallpox.
Battleship Toxas will be ordered 10
TexnB arriving Mt Galveston February II.
Good rains have fallen IN the Panhandle
and North Texae; Will materially aid oat-
tic aud crops.
Two big business buildings were burned
at Fort Worth; monetary loss s35O,oOo;oth-
or losses can not be replaced.
odd Fellows decided to improve their
Widows and Orphans home Mt Corsi-
cana.
Funeral Of Chief Arnold of Dallns was
attended by inany thousand citizens OF
North Texas
City council Of beaumont passed. over
the veto OF the mayor. M ordinance pro-
siding for bonds payable In gold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
WASHINGTON.

BY strict party vote the republicans
IN the house Dust Plowman. democrat, and
seat Aldricb, popullst republican.
In the senate Senator Cannon Of Utah.
independent, and Senator Mason of illi-
pois, republican. make strong prorCuban
speeches demanding the recognition Of
belligeront rights. Senator Hale defends
the administration.
The senate passed "A bill making Sabine
Pass and Port Arthur SUPPORTS of entry.
Senator Butler wants an amendment to
the constitution authorizing the loyying OF
an income tax
Mr.. Burke has introduced a bill TO limit
tho jurisdiction Of Federal courts
Mr.. Cooper has introduced u bin pro-
yoding for tho selection OF u site for a
naval yard and depot at Sabine Fass.
Rattieship Texas has bcsn ordered to
Galveston.
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DOMESTIC.

Illinois democrats TO fight the apportion-
m.pt bin and the anti-fusiop bill. state
convention called for May n
Letter to build a mammoth grain ele-
yator AZ Kansas City
-Four companies Of troops to be sent 70
the Kiondike.
South Atlantic and Gulf States qnafan-
tine convention met at Mobile; majority
Of those who discussed the papers favor
National quarantine.
Spice was injected lnto the South and
West commercial congress oyer the harbor
Nsienscs and paternalism,
II IS alleged that three Texas lines have
declared a boycott on the X. G.. r, and
G.
Six people were killed and d number in
jured in a fire at Pittsburg. which de-
stroyed s..eco.0oo In property,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
II MEMS STOKES.

RG, va.--John w. Carson, one
thiest tobacco manufacturers In
died at his home in this city.
kk-The personal estate OF the
Hayes Burnes. partner of j. r,
70, Is valued at si.4S0,ol,0. The
E MS widow and son and j. Pier
P. his brothcr-in-law.
Buck Connolly OF Pittsburg.
Peter Mnher. called at the Police
Fl and covered Kid MeCoy's for
and issued challenge to back
|@ Mccoy for $4,000 or 5000 side
championship of the world
N. f,--It is reported at Ithaca
(esentative of the crew from the
Pi Wisconsin has written to Cap
|uoison of Cornell. stating that II
\ OF the Western crew to be rep
the regatta of Eastern college
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Inst Nishts Readings.

An area of high pressure oyerlies the South
Atlantic States with the highest barometer
reading 30.2s inches--at Atlanta and Jackson.
Another high is approaching from the North
west with the highest reading-So .26-at North
Platte. The low is central in Texas and
Oklahoma, with the lowest reading--2a .76--at
Oklahoma City. Generally unsettled weather
conditions prevail tonight. Heavy rains have
fallen at. Oklahoma and Abilene and light
showers are reported from several other sta
tions.
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ward his sister and that Lloyi had not

ward his sister. and that Lloyi had not
done so.
A significant feature OF the case was the
absence of Mrs. Miller the sister of the
prisoner. on whose accoun. tile killing is
alleged to have occurred. She is III Birm-
ingham.
John Gafford while member Of one OF
The best families in Alabama. has a bad
record. He has killed several men. so it
is stated and served term in tae Arkan-
sas penitentiary some years ago. II is all
legged that the real motive in killing Lloyd
was an old gridge.
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spirit which snct,atcd II. ieassert II as
~ solemn truth that the Cuban patriots
have paid $500 for every rifle they have In
use in their army, These arms have como
from tho United States, and evory cypress
company and every filinustering expedition
witch has landed arms mud munition OF
war on the island of Cuba has taken its
deadly toll.''
The remark which Mr. Cannon referred
10 Tame from member Of the house who
was talking to another member ,ust behind
the senate chairs,
In conclusion Mr.. Cannon maintained
that THE present policy of the administra-
tion w,ts to hold the Cubans while Spain
outraged md pillagei the island. II be-
heve TINT one strong brave word snoken in
time viii absolutely frpe Cuba, md / nm
firmly Of the belief that the result OF such
d word would not be war between spain
and the United States"
Mr., Hale followed MIR. Cannon with \
motion To refer the Cannon resolution to
the committee on foreign relations and
with speech dcpreratory OF the policy OF
congressional declarations on the Cuban
question and in support OF the course OF
the administration on that question, tho
CONTINUED On second PnHe,)
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THE DEATH PENALTY.

lord Found Guilty or MUIR
derinE Lloyd.
osh. Tenn, February "a spe-
Times from Birmingham, Ala.
Jury In the case of John CAT
|lne murder Of Francis Lloyd,
peen out at GreenvilIe since Sat
= returned verdict OF guilty
|day' The penalty was fixed ut
|ng o. Lloyd occurred last June.
recpunted In these dispatches
Il was the trial. John Gaffu-i
! II was because of Lloyd's la
"a his sister. Mrs. Miller. that
I'm. According to the story told
On the witnsss stand. he had
'oya 70 cease his attentions to-
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Probabilities.

washington, February Q. = For Eastern
Toxaa-Generally fair. preceoed by showe's
Thursday morning in extreme nor.heast'.n
portion: colder; variable wihas' ooso'e
nortrwcsterly to northery
Fo, Western Texas and New Mexico
Partly cloudy weather; colder In southern
portion; northerly winds.
oklahoma and Indian TeIritory-Rain fol-
lowed by fair. colder; northwestorly WINGS
Ariansas-Rain, clearing THURSDAY, mu.n
colder; southeasterly winds; becoming north
easterly.
North Dakota--Generally fair; warmer east
to southeast winds
South Internationally faif, hor'neastSi'y
VII DIS. becoming variable -, i,
Kansas- Rain; clearing Thursday; colder IN
oxtieme eastern portion; northeriy winds.
Mel faska--Threatening, with light snow OF
rain In tho eastern portion; northwesteriy
Coorado--Partly cloudy; north to north
easterly winds.
wyoming Generally fair; variable winds.
Mcrtana--Generaily fair; westerly winds.
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i "a T
CURED, A mcmhcr Of tho house of
representatives. standing near tho
spealser euiihly denounced as n lie
seemingly some statement Mi. Cannon
had made MI. Cannon, pale with
feeling, made reply to. what at the mos
nent seemed M insult, but which 3as
subsequently satisfactorily explained.
MIR: Mason followed IN a long and at
times fierce speech, IN which he urged
the president Immediately to intervene
III the Cuban war and end the strps-
glc, which on both sides had become
so brutal rs to shock tho scnsibilitiss
Of the civilized WorIi He did not ho-.
lieyc war would result from Intervene
ton. but thought II II should. 1t would
be Il glory and honor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10

Andrew Atkins committed without ball
10 answer for conspiracy IN the murder
OF Mary Benchley.
The Lutheran conference for the South
crn district IN session.
Another meeting Of the Newcomers as
sociafiou.
The state executive board Of the wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union will
convene here today.
The Yacht club getting In good shape
for tho summer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
rOWEi0N.

President D. jose Barfios OF G,atemaia
killed By an nssassin. lie II 70 be sue
ceeded by Manuel Estrada Cabrera.
Russia has abandoned the candidacy OF
Prince George to be governor Of Crete
Paul Kruger reelected president OF
South Africa.
hiotous scenes we're again enacted AZ
The trial Of Emile lola.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
TEXAS POLITICS.

Gcorgo Clark has deelarod himself apont
gpldbugs in democratic primaries.
Preparing for big crowd at Temple 10
hear Attorney General Crimes opening
speech.
Mr. Crane Is Mt DDlIas.
Burleaon VIII carry Caldwell county for
congress, II 10 inserted.
Angelina county lis said TO BIO between
Jester and Eaycrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
CtlI,A.

The Gushing ordered 10 Havana with
supplies for the Maine.
New York business men have asked The
president To take steps to put q stop TO
the war in Cuba, as it "a hurting trade.
Another big expedition Is aaid TO have
beon gent out OF New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
RAILROADS.

Tho Hognps may carry the boycott into
the Federal court.
William Williams OF Harris county. .
holder OF La Porte bonds. interviewed and
asked that the road BIO sold.
Ticket scaipers want the Illinois deci-
sion expunged, ard the railroads havs
been asked to show cause why Il should
not be.
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COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton Up 3-1G IN Now York, " up
IN other leading American mprketg and
unchanged In Liverpool, where sales we're
1900 baleH
Futures IN cotton in the American mar
kcts shot upward. New Orleans closing
Is to 10 and New York Ii to II points up.
The stock market rallied before tho close
and carly losses we're generally wiped out
Union Pacific securities were strong.
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sI'ORT'.

Circuit Attorney Eggers Of 81. Louis
viii prosecute tho men who Kidnapped
Won der Ahc. Meantime Won IL held under
$1,000 bond in Pi.tsburs,
National convention o. the l.. A. " In
seE.ion In st. Louis
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Has cabled His Resignation.

Philadelphia, February a.A
special dispatch from Washing
ton received here states that
Minister De Lomc cabled his res
ignation to the Spanish govern
ment once yesterday and twice to-
day, but up TO n late hour he had
received no reply from Madrid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
BUTCHERY SHOULD BE STOPPED.
Senators Cannon and Mason Advocate the Cause
of the Cuban Insurgents
OUR DUTY IN THE PREMISES MADE PLAIN.

Mckinley
10 n bass
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A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10

Austin, Texas, February "a very heavy
rain fell here tonight 1t came down IN oo'-
rents and was accompanied by magn'hcehs
electric display The rain was badly heeoeu
and will be of untold benefit to inc asriea'-
tural interests throughout this section
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10

n.llas Texas, February "a heavy rain
that extends from Texarkana to Aoiishe ie"
this afternoon and night the rainiai' Is a.,
ready the heaviest In several months anu
the downpour continues, The rain was paais
needed and is welcomed by all. INC ousl
had become a nuisance in Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10

Good Rains Along the Centr"a.
The Houston and Texas central victims.
report last night read that there was ram aii
the way from Austin to Denison, as iate as
a O'clock The weather was warm.
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General Observntfons

General Observu1ons.
Observations taken by the United Staten
weather bureau at 8 m, seventy -hfth me-
rid in,, tt,.,xa.
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Continued on second rngc,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-02
MRS FITZPATRICK RECOTERS DIAMONDS.
HOTEL. WAITER ARRESTED FOR STEALING
THEM

Philadelphia Feb. Mrs. W. Fitzpatrick.
daughter OF Denman Thompson. the actor has re-
covered the s3o worth Of diamonds which she lost
AZ The Hotel Walton on Wednesday last Joseph
Ceary. a waiter at the hotel. Is under arrest for
the theft OF the stones. and the police are now look
ing for an acquaintance OF Cleary who took the
diamonds to Baltimore last night ard received %Np
from Mr. Fitzpatrick. the reward he had offered for
their return.
Mrs Kilpatrtck after breakfasting with her hus-
band and sister In the hotel dining room on W ednes-
day morning last. discovered the loss OF her dia-
uonde which she carried In small sstchel Re-
rnemberlng that she had put tho bag on the table
while eating breakfast she and her husband hurried
back 10 the dining room. but the diamonds were
not there The walters were closely questioned but
no trace of the jewels could be found. Inc de-
tectiyes were informed, and Mr. fitzpatrick an
nornced that he would give $50 FOR the return or
the diamonds. "and questions asked fester-
day Cleary resigned and the detectives saw him
pawn his overcoa; and give the proceeds 70 an ac-
Gualntance whom he put on a train FOR Baltimore
where Denman Thompsons company Is hlling an
engagement. Cleary was arrested, and to-day
chief Detective Miller received word from MT ALL
patrick that the diamonds had been returned by a
man from Philadelphia, and that he mad given the
man the 200