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WITH EVERY SMALL AD IN The SUNDAY CALL-F'F2E3E
REAL EsrArE-crrx-roR sAL1.

SPECK & CO.
200 MONTGOMERY ST.
Selling Rents Collected
Leasing Insurance.
INCOME PROPERTY.
500, 00O-Choce business property on Ellis 81.
not far from Mason; good Improve
ments; lot 5Ox137 %: stores and lodg-
$50, 5oO-splendid new building. Sc rooms and
90 baths; leased; cash security; rents
s2s. .5oONsuper6 W. A. corner; rented low at
Sl70 month; can procure 5-year Sc
cured lease at same rent
mortgage can remain; pays per cent
s17. .6oo-55 It. corner; Harrison st. close in;
fine improvements; pays over S2ooo
s16ooO.e fine Mission fats; rent s1s0; lot
s12, 75o-New fats. close to Golden Gate Park;
rents s137 so month; car lines
s12. OoO-Fine buildings; lot Ax137;6; Pine ST.;
splendid location
500 month.
11.5o0-swen building lot; close to Pine and
Mason sts.; magnificent view; cheap.
$4,000 hne ". A. fats; lot 25x122:6; rents
SIS 80 month
ss.25O-Mission business corner; stores and
fats: rents S64 month
s5.2oo-Lot 33xS0: fats and rear house; now
s4.ooo-8 small nsts south OF Market; rents
S35 month; make Offer
BUILDERS REMODELING CHANCE
s9,00O-SE. corner Sutter and Scott sts.; 10
room residence: change into fats and
4 stores below will rent easily for S1T5
month; cost about $1,000
RESIDENCES
SIS. .5oO-California- st residence; large lot
and grounds: u rooms and bath.
SIS, ,00O-Pine St; lot 6S :9x13T IS. magnificent
residence IL rooms and bath
IS, SOIL room modern residence vicinity
fremont ave- and Frederick st. 25
It lot; cheap.
We have lots OF fine residences.
LOTS.
S26, ,O0O-Elegant marine view, unsurpassed;
over 81 feet front and 40 feet depth,
with L; Pacific Heights.
$50 000-Spleudid 80 foot corner In the whole
sale section; can make secured lease
with new building for $50 per month
Sc. 75O-50x137:6 C feet; Pacific Heights
81 5000 feet on First ave boulevard, close
to Lake St
81, ,5OO-6th ave. close to park; 80 minutes
from Market and Kearny sts
SPECK * CO..
209 Montgomery St
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1HsrALLMEET BUILDING.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Iuatallrnent homes. 5i2 Cailaghsn building,
wiz build On your property OF buy you lot;
IS a month pays principal and interest on
each 5000 OF balance due, making your in
sra---ren-s Less than rent. send for Circular.
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Directions for
Preparing Sauce

One-half cup of butter. one
cup of sugar, worked together
until creamed; put one and a
half cups of water in saucepan;
when boiling, thicken just a lit
tie with -four. Take from fire
and stir rapidly into it the but
ter and sugar. Flavor to taste.
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MEDICAL.
LADIES who are in trouble OF suffering from
ans ailuent peculiar 70 their sex can fnd
immediate relief by consulting DR.. White
the only graduate physician in San Francisco
Who has devoted lifetime 70 helping women:
Il years experience without a failure has
put him at the head. He guarantees relief or
DR. WHITE 7O2 Market ST. rooms I and S.
Or. G. W. O'DoNNELL-An who are sick or
IN trouble consult thie specialist female
complaints: positively corrected, the unfortu-
nate helped. the most difficult cases treated;
every case takens immediate relief; no poi
soripg drugs; low fees my methods will cure
all cases OF irregularfty; by consulting me
save time and money: advice free. Office.
lois Market 81.
LADIEs-PossIbIy m not the cheapest nor yet
the oldest specialist here, but I AM a RE-
LIABLE graduate physician. When in trou-
the unfortunate helped; I promise best atten-
tion and danger; I guarantee prompt re
suits or no charge. Room 1. Est. IA years.
DR. E. @. WEST. office 3oo Kearny II.
DRs. GOODWIN has returned from Europe;
eetab- 1854 in S. F.: 20 years experience;
female complaints only. Drs. Goodwin is well
known % enjoy the implicit confidence Of la
dice suffering from Irregularities or other
conditions; relief assured or no charge; avoid
delay. fee low; hours 10 and 6:30 10 80
.. m $50 Market St, second floor, room 81.
vALPEAUs female pills; best regulating pills
sold: price 81 so by express Pasteur's syr-
inge and tablets price So By express only
on receipt CT price. OSGOOD BROTHERS.
wholesale druggists. Seventh and Broadway,
Oakland
MRS. DR. KOHL. reliable specialist for all fe-
male troubles and Irregularities instant
lief guaranteed 1oosh Market 81. OPP 9TH
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EIMHURsr REAL ESTATE.

S6no-ACREAGE; TO 10 acre tracts $500
per acre; on s. p. r. r. track.
s1Oo0-4-rooIn house and lot; bath pantry and
toilet: half block from electric cars.
II you want suburban property see JAMES
J. O'TOOLE, Elmhurst.
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.
AN exceptionally good No. ? Remington No. 1
Smith Premier $25; other typewriters at
higher and lower prices; rentals 81 so. The
Typewriter Exchange $50 California st.
I'd HAND typewriters sold. rented repaired
Webster Typewriting Inspec Co. sos Market
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ONLY A FEW LEFT.
81 25 PER WEEK.

FELL STREET.
ONLY 500 A FOOT
LOTS ANY FRONTAGE. 13T 80 FEET DEEP.
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INVESTMENTS.

MARCONI Wireless stock, as also any other
security az bargain prices: write me your
wants; ny services unequaled IN the Vest
prompt and satisfactory. 2. COWPER-
TT5WAITE. Stockton, Cal
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BEAUTIFUL Swiss chalet and outhouses
all up to date. and acres Of prime land
planted to apples; situate Lake Pinto.
climate and scenery unsurpassed; pa miles
north of WatsOnville, Santa Cruz Co.; gram
mar school within a few hundred yards; so
acre apple orchard adJoins above will be
sold separately or a whole. owner absent
from State: wires US, sell"
GAFFEY & MAHON,
Mnnr zorrerv a z
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HOTEL BALTIMORE. 1O15 Van Ness Az.
THIS hrEt-clsss hotel now being condti.ted -,
American plan. especially for families Cor the
seascr or year Location is unsurpasses --t,s
equi pments are al modern. with every con-
fenlence Ine rooms are large. sunny sn6
comfortable; superb view; furnishings ne am
elegent Cuisine highest order H G sHaN-
NON. manager, formerly Of Hotel LanFharn
New York, and Nosna Hotel. Honolulu.
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Directions
Place the can in boiling
water thirty minutes before
serving.
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PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED@In s. F. or across bay, modern )
to 10 room residence with good view; marine
preferred: rooms must be large: will pay
cash $1,000 to $4,000 II suited. Box 1855. Call
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SAN MArEo REAL ESTATE.


LOMITA PARK
As an investment for home site. 30
foot lot in Lomita Park offers exceptional ad-
vantages. Only As minutes from the city on
the San Mateo electric line; outside the fox
belt: we'll located and drained: artesian water
Terms-A first payment Of from SO up and
balance at $40 per month Easily within the
reach OF all. First placed on the market Au-
gust 1 and half now sold Must be seen
TO be appreciated Go down and investigate or
write to-day-to- morrow may be too late 10
secure choice.
SELBY, RODGERS & CO.
Main 673. 116 California st.
Also at LOMITA PARK.
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CLARA E. JEwETr. purchasing agent: coun-
try orders speciality: correspondence solicit
ed. 305 Larkin ST.. room 40; tel. South $40.
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i5O0O-so ACRES of land. all under cultiva-
ton with improv in orchard section
OF Suffer County: only three miles from
county seat and on line Of new irrigation
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MRS DR. KOHL. reliable specialist for all fe-
male troubles and irregularities; instant re-
lief guaranteed. 100Sh Market st. OPP 9TH
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THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
s MONTGOMERY ST.

$40. 500 INCLUDING biturninizing Of St terms
TO suit 3 swell fats not yet completed; rents
s10s0 per annun; every known possible lat
est improvement: 16 minutes from City Hall;
7th-ave boulevard. nr. Fulton St; close TO
the Park: lines. one runs all night
Call from II to 4, Seventh ave. nr. Fulton.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. -I5. 1904
whom it may concern: Be 1t hereby know
that the copartnership heretofore existing
between d. J. OHARA and T. J. MONA
HAN under the firm name OF MONAHAN
OHARA & CO.. Is hereby dissolved The
said d. J. O'HARA Withdrawing from the
said concern and his name discontinued
DANIEL ]. O'HARA. F J. MONAHAN.
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REAL EsrArE-CouNTEY-FOr sale.

GOOD work our motto; prizes moderate. ALL
BACH * MAYER. plumbers. $50 Howard ST.
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MEDIcAL-continued.

MRS. DR.. WYETH. specialist for all female
complaints and irregularities; instant relief
guaranteed: 80 years experience ga Post ST
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HELP wAxrED-MALE-oontinued.

1CRRAY & READY. 6ss-6 63e Clay St
Phone Main 5s4S
THE RIGHT OF NAN no LIVE: THE
RIGHT OF NAN TO WORK
Leading Employment ana Labor Agents
We ave ir 1903 1SO4 we hope 70
GO 90 men work Increase 6o,0c0.
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snap il taken soon. but will not keep.
NJ J. NEWKOM.
400 Second st. Marysville. Cal.
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S1SOO-COTTAGE. rooms; on 2Sth St
MISSION REALTY CO. 3297 Mission 50.
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TO MORROW the day for bargains IN furni
ture. II schelhaas. 11th St cor store. .Oaklan
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-03
REVEALS MURDER IN SLEEP.
Iowa Man Tells Wife How He Slew
Her First Husband to Wed Her

Iowa Man Tells Wife How He Slew
Her First Husband to Wed Her.
Just as Lady Macbeth. tormcnted in
her sleep by guilty conscience, revealed
her crime. so did Charles Rocker reveal
TO his wife the murder by him near
Doom. Iowa, June 80, 1900, of August
Schroeder. The thoughts he could ban
ish by day came to him at night and
he rose in bed and acted out the murder
before his wife. the widow of Schroeder.
whose hand and money he gained by the
murder. On the witness stand at his
trial in Rock Rapids Mrs. Rocker told
the story. meanwhile trembling with
fright before her husband, who sat calm
~ in front of her. "All went well till
April. l903.D she said. when Rocker
wanted to throw my newborn babe into
well. Last September we quarreled
because he nearly killed my son with
monkey wrench. That night he was
troubled in his sleep. muttering and
groaning. Suddenly he sat up in bed and
struck me in the face and clutched at
me. With his eyes tightly closed he said
hoarsely: August, you -, I've got
you now l left the bed terribly fright
ened. Next day l asked him what he
meant. Then he told me how he killed
my husband, who l thought had commit
ted suicide. June 81. 1900, they were
at Doom and Rocker brought chloroform
and put it and morphine in whisky he
gave August. When they got home Au-
gust was taken sick, then Rocker stran-
gled him and hung his body in the barn,
where found it. After Rocker told me
this he put revolver at my head and
said il ever repeated it he would surely
kill me-"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-03
WAR DURING THE WEEK.
Little Sea Fighting Russia Now I'M
able to Prevent Japs Landing.

able to Prevent Japs Landing.
There was little sea fighting during
the last week. The japanese have been
feinting up and down both sides of the
Liaotung peninsula with transport fleets.
According to the Chicago Tribune's STRAIT
egist, they mean to bewilder the enemy
as to their evtntual landing place, and,
If possible, to weary him by inducing him
to shift his troops rapidly from one point
on the coast to another.
The Russians will be unable to prevent
a landing. They cannot fortify and gar
rison the entire south Manchurian coast.
They will have to permit the landing,
and thereafter try to make the Japs
sorry they ever came off the water. The
only naval exploit performed by the Rus
slams during the week was the blowing
up OF one of their own launches together
with its crew of twenty-one men, The
launch was laying mines in Port Arthur
to destroy the japanese. The battleship
Pobieda, which was struck by mine a
few minutes after the sinking of the
Petropavlovsk, turns out to have been
hopelessly damaged.
The main japanese force is now at
Wiju, spreading eastward q considerable
distance. 1t is believed by the Russians
that a japanese division is approaching
the middle reaches of the Yalu with the
intention of crossing there. The Man
churian country opposite is much less
hilly than to the west. The position Of
this putative division is Indicated OH the
map with question mark after it.
1t is believed that not over four Rus
~ 20 ~, IN tho Vain ODpn-
site Wiju. They will try to make the
Japanese crossing as bloody as possible
and then retreat. The Japs have seized
the islands in the middle of the river,
which at the beginning of the week We're
in the hands of their enemies.
The Russians have fortified the line
from Liaoyang to Tenguangcheng. 1t is
a strong position, both tactically and
strategically. Lying in the hills behind
intrenchments, it will be difficult to shove
the Russians away from this line. On
the other hand it would be strategically
dangerous to leave item there unmo-
Tested and proceed across the Yalu south
westward toward Port Arthur, hugging
the seacoast. Such maneuver would
leave a strong force in the flank and rear
of the advancing army. On the other
hand, the advancing army would not be
in danger of having its communications
cut since its base would be the sea. But
the japanese want to hold Korea at al
costs, even if they are beaten in Man
chur;a If they advanced across the
Yalu southwestward, with the Russians
intrenched in the Hills obliquely to their
rear, they might be cut off from a return
70 Karaa opd from making their defen-
sive stand there.
The Japs have a fortified line from
Gensan across to Ohinnampo, behind
which they meant TO stick at all hazards,
even if they had bad luck in the battle
fields to the north.
The main Russian concentration is
now supposed to be at Liaoyang. II the
Japanese forces divide into two or more
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-03
LAUNCH BLOWN UP.

.swenty-One Russians Killed Whiie
Laying Mines at Port Arthur.
Twenty-one men were killed when a
Russian launch struck a Russian mine IN
Port Arthur harbor Friday. The
launch was engaged in placing mines.
The news of this latest fatal carelessness
on the part of the defenders OF the
stronghold was conveyed in the follow
i'm. dispatch from Viceroy Alexief to
the Gear:
II respectfully srepoTt to your maJesey
that during the placing of mines by some
steam launches Lieut.. Pell and twenty
men were killed through 6 mine explod-
ing prematurely under the stern OF one
of the launches.
The war commission suppressed part
Of the yiceroy's dispatch, which showed
where the mines were being laid. 1t is
believed the launches were employed in
mining the entrance TO the harbor in or
der to prevent the japanese from fore
mo an entrance and attempting to de-
stroy the remaining ships. 1t is evident
from the closing of the entrance that
yiceroy Alexieff has no intention of let
ting his ships GO to. sea again even
against an inferior force, though this
NAV not be the policy of Vice Admiral
Skrvdloff. who will determine on plan
of operation when he assumes command
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-03
and use the combined squadrons there as
a menace to the japanese until re-en-
forcements arrive
RUSSIA ISSUES PAPER MONEY
Puts Ont $15,OoO,OOo Against Cold
War Finances.

Puts Ont $15,OOO,OOO Against Gold
War Finances.
Russia has made new issue of 49,
100000 in paper currency against free
gold in the State bank. At the ministry
of finance it was explained that it was
an ordinary issue and in no sense was
forced. Under the law paper is issuable
to double the amount of gold, up to
$150,0O0000 gold. in excess of which
paper issued must be covered ruble for
ruble In the State bank there is, in
round figures. $400.000,000 in gold. which
would permit of an issue of $550,000,-
600 in paper. but the paper issue at
present amounts to only $350000,000
All sorts of figures of the cost of the
war are printed abroad. The St Peters
burg correspondent of the Associated
Press is authoritatively informed that
the daily expenses are averaging $780,
600, and it is estimated that q years
expenditures for the war will total $780,
100000. To meet this there existed
free balance of $50.000,000, which was
increased to $115,0O00O0 by reductions
of the ordinary budgets. leaving ostensi-
bly, 100000 to be found. But a
portion of this sum is made up by the
increased earnings of the railroads owned
by the government 1t being in reality
C question Of bookkeeping, how the bal
ance is to be raised has not yet been de-
teruained
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-03
RUSSIAN BATTLEsHIP PETRoPAvLovsK

the ultimate issue is another problem not
easy Of solution. Russia is nation Of
enormous resources and wealth in men
and munitions. The loss of a few million
dollars or few thousand lives can weigh
little in the scale of the indomitable poll
cies which ST. Petersburg has prosecuted
for the last century and a half.
The future will be determined by the
success or failure of Japan to sustain
the chain of victories which have charac-
terized her campaign up to the present.
1t has been shown that the generals Of
the Mikado and his admirals are not
wanting in mental perspicacity, and that
his troops and sailors are hard and en-
during fighters. Russia. however. is re-
puted to be an international bulldog, not
Knowing when she has been defeated and
pressing forward ever to an inexorabie
end. In the tedious, bloody course of the
war. which may drag itself a length OF
many years instead of months, many
qualities and factors now dormant VIII
have to be played to exhaustion ere a
permanent peace is established.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-05-03
short News Notes.

Sheriff W. C. Moore. Clinton, Tenn,
dropped dead from heart disease.
Beet sugar factory, Binghamton. \. Y,
is being removed TO Blackfoot, Idaho.
Novoe yremya, of st. Petersburg, says
the British advance in Tibet is a bold
move against Russia.
The Iron Dyke Copper Mining Com
pany of South Dakota has filed suit at
Portland Oregon, against the Iron Dyke
Railroad Company to recover $6,50O,O0C,
the value of mining properties near Ba-
ker City. which are claimed to be ille-
gally withheld from the plaintiffs.
Mrs. Catherine Dannbacber, Bloom
field. n j., scratched her hand with a
thorn Blood poisoning developed and
she died
The contract for the construction Of
the new federal building at Lincoln,
Neb., has been awarded to the Charles
w. Gindele Company of Chicago at
S274,3S7.
DR.. Howard AyTes has been removed
from the presidency Of the University Of
Cincinnati While no formal charges
were made, it is said his administration
has been lax since he learned be was
to be dropped at the end Of the year.
The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley
Railroad Company has mortgaged its
property to the North American Trust
Company of Philadelphia for S7,5000O0
TO secure an issue of bonds.
Henry Jamison. aged u.s. white, was
shot fatally in an alteration with ne
gro in the streets Of Indiana, Pa, and in
arresting the negro the sheriff had to
break down his shanty and shoot one OF
his companions.
Physicians attribute the death Of Maj.
Hugh G. Dennis, president of the Rialto
Grain and Security Company at St
Louis. to grief over the conviction OF
Senator Burton fer his connection with
the company.
Walter w. Wilson walked into the POI
lice station, New York. and swore that
he robbed tile United States Express
Company Of 81, $50, in 1903, while a
driver in Pittsburg. he was locked up.
The steamer Colon Of the Pacific Mail
Company's fleet has been wrecked on
Point Remedies, Salvador. The ship was
released and taken 10 Acajutla, where
the passengers were taken off ard the
cargo was hghtered.
Stockholders Of the defunct First Ma
tional Bank Of Mount Pleasant, Ohio,
began suit to recover 100000 from the
officers and directors individually, alleg-
ing gross negligence and fraudulent dis-
sipafion Of the funds
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MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE.
General Black Issues General Order
to All Grand Army Posts.

General Black Issues General Order
TO All Grand Army Posts.
Gen. John G.. Black, commander in
chief of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. has issued general order addressed
to the posts of veterans throughout the
United States directing that they observe
Memorial day, May 30. in fitting man
ner and strew the graves OF soldiers
and sailors with flowers. Gen. Black
says in his order: There is no brighter
day i'll the long calendar of time than
the Memorial day of the American peo-
pie This generation has no sweeter
duty than to increase the love of the
people for this day, and to advance it
surely to the position of a universally &C
cepted national anniversary, on whose re-
currence old bitternesses shall be for
gotten. all strife obliterated, and great
peace possess all hearts. They whose
services we honor died TO accomplish this
result. The sacred olive wreath long
since crowned their victorious brows,
Their fame is secure, and wide as the
world, and long as time, and holy as the
oracle of almighty benefcence. They
may be insensible to our praise but we
will be exalted when we praise them.
Let us therefore gather wherever they
sleep to ,strew. their last touches with
fovprs >,
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In the National canltaI.

The State Department has received
the resignation Of Andrew -. Barlow.
United States consul general at Mex
leo. and has accepted il.
By denying the petition Of +. Angus
tus ueinze. of Butte, Mont. for a writ
of certiorari. the United States Supreme
Court refused to review the finding OF
the Circuit Court of Appeals for the
ninth circuit in the case Of the Butte
and Boston Consolidated Mining Co vs.
the Montana Ore Purchasing Co, and
others involving the quartz lode known
as the Michael Davitt.
John w. Kalua, United States judge
of the Second circuit at Honolulu. has
been removed from office by President
Roosevelt. Recently Judge Kalua prac-
ticallv suspended the work OF his court
nv adiourning all pending criminal cases
until June 6. the day after the expira-
ton Of his term
Ii was stated at the War Department
that Brig. Gen. Allen of the Philippine
constabulary. had been ordered from
Seoul. Korea, TO his regular station at
Manila ct his own request. on the ground
that the sources Of information at Seoul
ADift%A4e VREANAttht' -
hausted and consequently there Is no
longer any object in lis remaining there.
Arguments were heard in the Supreme
Court in the case OF Thomas Walshe or
James Lynchehaun, involving an inter
probation Of the extradition treaty with
Great Britain. Lynchehaun is an irish
man. who. while residing on Aehili isl
and in 1894. made inurderons assault
ON his landIady and was sentenced TO
imprisonment for life. He was released
in Indiana on the ground that the crime
was political.
d. T. Larkin, United States deputy
marshal OF Virginia. was allowed SlO,-
900 BY the House committee on claims
toward the expense he was put TO 10 de-
Tending himself in the courts for having
killed m0onshiner.