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There are plenty good fellows at the
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- w. J. Hill, of Concord,
M N. c., Justice of the
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
WOlCOTT ACQUITTED.
Not Guilty Of Murder Of John Greven.
coed Near Holland.

Grand Haven Mich. Nov 90
Henry Wolcctt, accused OF killing Il
year-old John Grevengoed of Holland
was acquitted of the charge OF murder
last evening. the jury being out two
hours. Wo.coit cried when the verdict
was rendered but pulling himself to-
gether BE- srasped each juryman
warmly by The hand
Sentiment was largely in favor OF
the accuse man. despite the fact that
he had shot jhe boy in the back OF the
head, while The latter was apparently
running away from him
For nearly a year Wolcott's farm
near Holland had been trespassed on
and Wolcou was nearly crazed with
anger whel he attempted ID drive
Greyengoed and two companions rom
his place one Sunday afternoon Two
months ago Another thing in VOL
colts favor Ma. the fact That an open
knife was found clrtchcd i'm TIE dead
boys hand Wolcott claims hat
Greyengoed threatened 10 stab him
when ordDci frrm ,hc place
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02

valet, who had kept close track OF my
progress and had never failed to keep
me supplied with funds. respectfully
said TO me one morning;
"Sir James, you are now fitly pre-
pared TO face the world, and IL will be
well that you begin business"
nodded In answer and TINT night
at club. after being repeatedly urged.
/ took the bank and came out $50
ahead OF the game Without reference
TO per cent. I handed my valet $500 and
caught him surveying me with look
of pride and triumph During the next
week played 10 neither win nor lose.
but somehow | came out several hun
dred pounds To the good BY this time
| began u have club reputation as
a stiff player took my losses with
and my winnings with in
difference, and under the advice of my
valet ] contributed pretty fair sum
to Il local charity. The Idea was that
| played as a pastime or as gentle
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02

shoulder. He tried rank burglary for
change, and IL was bad move on
his part. While he was after the plate
In house which he supposed was on.
ly in care of an old woman the police
surprised him red handed Charles was
not much of talker, and. falling To
convince the officers that he was "one
Of the family" be made a bolt for II
and was shot down. He had been dead
for some hours when | was sent TO
Identify him. The police were reluc
tant TO call me, and they hoped they
had not Inconvenience me and all
that, and they so managed things that
the reporters got hold Of very little.
My amazement that my trusted vale.
whom | had almost deemed the soul OF
honesty. should have turned burglar
quite took the police and enlisted their
sympathy, and the affair was soon
over. That Charles was a ruby beyond
price was proved again when came to
look over his effects. He had drawn
and preserved a blank check I'm my
favor for all his money In bank, and
had only 10 ill In few words and fig
ures. saw his body taken TO the
country and laid away. and have con-
tracted for a marble shaft 20 mark his
last resting place and donated f1OO IN
his name TO n hospital. am now in
search OF another valet. Ny tastes
have grown expensive. and my station
In society demands that have a man |
about me, but I have no hope OF nnd-
Ing another Jewel. They may be good
at serving aud brushing and doing tfq
honors in my absence. and they may
be men Of discretion and have my In.
terests at heart. but to them shall al
ways be Sir James Burden. full OF dig.
nifty and keeping them TO their place.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02

purses. IL was not 10 complain against
me or mine. remember, but OF having
been robbed by the cab drivers who
took them home and assisted them M
the steps. No sooner had they depart
ed than | called Charles 10 me and
said:
at does not seem possible that you
could rob a guest OF mine. and yet
What is IL, Sir James," he quericd
with face full OF innocence
IL almost believe they were robbed
here in my house"
| "By you, STRIP
| mo, 10y you. you scoundrcl"
Those cab drivers are "A bad lot, Sir
| James, he quietly said M he turned
| away, and day later when he handed
me 600 | did not think IL positively
necessary 10 swear him as to how he
had secured the cash
l had been invited down TO Il gentle
mans place for the fall shooting. and
or course Charles accompanied me- Be
fore we set out on our journey
warned him that there must be no
foolishness and was much gratified to
hear him reply:
"Sir James, | fully understand that
We are going OH II vacation from the
cares OF business, and trust that YOU
may have no fault TO find with my de-
pertinent"
We had been at the house week.
and | believe that my host had come
10 think very we'll Of me and that the
servants quarters looked upon Charles
when Lady Rochesters diamonds were
reported missing Some one had en-
tered her room at night by way OF the
balcony. and the haul amounted 10
100. Not trace had been left behind
by the robber, who was supposed TO be
some one from the city, and the most
we could do was TO extend our SYM
pathies 10 the victim. For half an hour
after first hearing OF the robbery | had
my suspicious that my valet had for.
gotten my warning but when | saw
him putting himself out 10 aid the
country police and when he looked me
full in the face and hoped that the rob
Der would soon be i'm the tolls | dis
missed my thoughts as doing him in
Justice. month later, however, he
handed me a bag Of gold and some
what solicitously observed
some OF those diamonds were only
paste Sir James. and your share Is not
as large rs | hoped Il might be-"
did not ask for explanations
Charles was often enlgmatIcal, and he
appeared 10 be so OH this occasion. My
prosperity was wonderful With title I
received without question /
almost everywhere and having a Yalet /
who had my interests at heart. il /
would have been an easy thing for me /
TO have married beauty and wealth. |
drew the line at marriage however.
and no doubt that served to prolong
my popularity. My prosperity was
that of my valet Indeed, | think #
was rather the other way. think he
brought more 10 the bank account than
did. and his adroitness was marvel
Dus. / believe he had plundered fully
4 dozen houses and escaped without
suspicion and that he had also indulg-
I'd In pocket picking TO a considerable
extent when fate gave him the cold
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
INDICTED FOR PIRACY.
Joseph kir~in May Be Sent to Prison
For Life.

Detroit Mich. Nov 20 Robbery
on tn ash seas" was the Indictment
returned against Joseph Klrwin by the
federal grand jury yesterday after
noon. TIL, federal laws interpret this
crime as piracy and punishable by no
Tess than ne in prisonment.
Kirwin confessed 20 assaulting Mrs
NJ. b. Sweeting of Jackson. Mich. on
the steamer Western States OF the d
Is line. While the vessel was enroute
from Buffalo to Detroit one night last
summer
According 10 the Indictment re-
burned against the accused man and
the statute covering II. the court has
90 alternative but to impose the life
Eentence
kirwin was an oiler on the boat and
made skeleton key by which he
opened Mrs Sweetings stateroom AT
ter chloroforming her he removed her
rings and stole her purse, containing
about $50. He was arrested in Detroit
a Few days later and owned up 20 the
Job.
About the same time a similar crime
was attempted on Miss May Arpin of
Alpena, who was making the trip from
Detroit 10 Buffalo on the Eastern
states. In this case. however. the rob
Der secured nothing; but Michael Sup
pie, Sailo- who happened to be
passenger OF the steamer. was accused
o. this affair and was arrested in Buf-
falo but not convicted. Federal au-
thoritles believe Kirwin is also respon-
sible for tho latter crime Kirwin has
q criminal record in both Toledo and
Cleveland. being once tried for muir.
der, hut acquitted He has a young
wife and baby In Detroit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02

the most high toned restaurants. In
ten days London could not produce a
more swagger man than Sir James
Burden. had the best of clothes. the
proudest OF gaits and gold jingled In
every pocket gave all my needy.
seedy friends the cold cut ana played
for higher game. Three or four clubs
gladly received me, and not man had
the bad taste to question my geneal.
ogy. Through members OF clubs |
came to have the entree OF various
houses and social circle and for three
months ] never touched a card except
as played with Charles TO perfect my
knowledge. | was called a good fellow
at the clubs. received with respect in
society. and could not make myself
believe that I had once passed those
houses and people without a penny N,
my pocket TO assuage my hun, me
When the three months had passedathei
vii be o.
lose preset
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
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whatever.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02

Marshsl Nc. No, The &C
count OF Char A.st.u. receiver for
the Phelps medical aud surgical sana-
forum II Battle Creek. was allowed
by Judge Hopkins Monday and be was
discharged G. W Hawks. financial
man for Charlie, " Post who recent.
ly purchased the institution. was ap.
pointed receiver until after The ume
for redemption expires The total re.
ceipts since Jan t. when the institu-
ton went into the receivers hands.
was $56.S9479; disbursements, $50
555.54 ! he deficit was paid by float.
ing bonds for $4,000 and overdraft for
the balance at the National bank. The
receiver got 81 900 for his own and his
attorneys services
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
Horse Drew a Corpse.

Berrien Center Mich, Nov 29.-Jo-
seph Meyers. aged 81 years, dropped
dead from heart failure while driving
from his home to Berrien Center. His
horse was accustomed to the road and
came on into the village. II took its
place at Ike hitching rack as usual
and 1t was ever an hour before anyone
discovered that the old man was dead
The deceased was we'll known and had
been prominent in the affairs Of the
county for many years.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
Probably Murdered.

Norway. Mich. Nov 29.-Alber:
Nowship, L farmer, aged 81 unmar.
ried. met death by some unknown
party the other night Buckshot en-.
tered his shoulder. going through his
body II was evidently fired at close
quarters. His cabin door was open
and he was putting wood In the stove
when the shot was fred It must DE a
case OF murder. as no gun was pear
him when The body was discovered
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
No More SUFFERING.

Ny1u are trouhied with indigestint
ges bottls ~ kpdol D,s epsia Our,
and SEE ~ quickly II VIII cure vuu
feo. a Thompson, ~ spencer. Ia tay-.
"have had Dyspepsia for twenty ',ars
My Gaze was almost hopeless Kodol
Dyspep- ufe aas T cou.mrnUed and
~ . ~ - .tlHl 80 ~ srd 10 ~ trp
oniN thug that hns isis,ei ne
would not Ina withoutu Hsv- doctored
with local ply slcians anti nlso at Chit
cage, anu even w,ni 10 Norway in
NJ Ies ~ getting SOmr r. IL. hut kodnl
Dyspei STA Cure is the only remedy
tnN done me any go)i. and | heartily
r'co mmend it Every person =, firing
with indigestion or IIvsp-p.,s should
uss ~ Sol by Obas hh ,u.s
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
Droppeo Dead In Gravel PIT.

Battle Greek, Mich, Nov. 29.-The
body of Hiram Staples, pioneer side.
walk builder and rooier. was found in
his gravel PIT early last evening
Death was evidently due to heart ton
hle. The holy was taken to a morguc
and an inquest will probably be held.
Staples was = former street comnis.
sioner and was the first man TO intro.
duce concrete walks here and tar
roofs
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
a Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Good

A. ii. Thurnes, we'll known coal op-
era'or OF Buffalo, O., writes, II have
ben afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for y'ars. passiug gave or
stones WIN excruc ~ ny pan. | got no
relief from medicine. unIu br c an TAX
lnp tolfy'o kidney Gore, taGn - re-
suit "a- Surprising = I-w uUsrs AIRED
the the brck like fac stone. audAow /
nave 10 pam across INV kidneys and
t-'i IKE . new man. IL has done me
$1,000 worth OF good George T.. Shar ar
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-12-02
Robber Sentenced For rhr.. Year.

Detroit. Mich. Nov 29.-Fred NJ
Thompson. Implicated with Alfred G..
Fanderpool In the Edwin S. George
FUR robbery, has been sentenced by
Judge Murphy to fonia reformatory
Tor not less than three years. The
court was convinced that Thompson
VAS led into the crime by vandcrpool,
who got not less than seven years.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
L.AYMANCp REAL ESTATE CO..
te0-462 EIGHTH ST,
OAKLAND

<oooo-Improved business corner. 1ooxioo
grand future; bargain
ooEne $3.50 per annum; nne investment.
$40 0OO-Elegant 12-room corner; elaborate
Interior all conVeniences; cost $4,000; nnesl
5000 NFNoreciosure sale; hne Groom resi-
dence; Sc corner Alice and 18th SITS; mort
gage $500; blocks to History bank building
s52S0--Fine modern residence, rooms' 4o1
40; Albion, near Telegraph; includes carpets
and stoves: select residence; must be sold
S54OO-Choice Groom residence; baths; ter
raced lot: near Telegraph, close in
SS5Oo-Modern T-room 2-story house; near
Carnegie Free Library; choice buy; cheap
ing San Ieandro electric road; subdivide into
SO lots; modern building; store and broom fiat
above; insured se500; mortgage $2lOo; owner
needs money; must be sold
$S250-Modern Io-room house; one block from
Broadway: nne condition: must sell,
sorizo; cost over 5000; genuine saorifcs.
S2750-Modern Groom cottage; near 10th and
West; large lot; bargain
ment; nice view; good neishoorbood; $1,000
nat mortgage; Sox110
bath: high basement; artistic mantei; double
psrlorS; cement walks driveway; ohosoe loca-
ton; S5th St; snAp.
92o5o-Modern cottage, rooms; gSAr man
tel; furnace laundry; 54th st., near new
aieoo-Make offer; 2-story cottage. rooms
modern plumbing; near railroad shops.
Sl5Oo-Cottage, rooms; barn, well; 1oox11b
street work complete; Union st.; ofer wanted.
$S5o-50-foot lot; West st; near new ferry.
S1300-Modern cottage, 4 rooms ana oatn;
56xlie: Piedmont, near new ferry:
$sso-Lot 41xloo; adjodns $4,000 property;
Frritvz1e-
Si25o-5-room cottage between washington
and Market sta. rent t12
SilOO-Neat b-room cottage; lot 4oxl4o; nesr
church. schools and cars: Piedmont
r.AYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
<6o-462 Eighth St. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
MEETING NoT1oEs-oon.inuea.

DINNA forget-The thirty-eighth \ g II.
annual gathering and games of the IN {4HZ
Caledonian Club will be held at $SALH<
Shell Mound Park, Berkeley, on ~
MONDAY, May 80. Splendid programme OF
sports and dances
MODERN Woodmen of America, Goodfellow-
ship Camp 9633 M. W. of A.. meets every
MONDAY NIGHT at Fraternity Hall. 9O9
Market St. San Francisco.
W. H EDWARDS. V. C.
w ]. ELLIOTT Clerk. Office room 62l.
Emma Spreclxels building.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
FOR SALE.

81 7Oo--s- room modern cottage: lot 25xl4o; op-
posite public square: street work COM
plete. within 10 minutes walk TO sta
ton and blocks from street cars.
81 Goa Groom IA story house: bath and
laundry: lot 25x1oo: East Seventeenth st.,
near 9th ave-: $1,000 mortgage may be
assumed: balance can be arranged 10 suit
purchaser.
Ss.eoo-An s-room modern 2-story house; lot
electric cars pass the property easy
terms.
90 FINE BUILDING LOTS on IMPROVED
AND UNTMPRONED STREETS NO
RrASONABL,E OFFER WILL BE RE-
FT-sED. no TROUBLE TO SHOW THE
LOTS. - .-,..~.x
1la2 18TH AVE. EAST OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
ADVERTISEMENT WHITING.

HAVING recently acquired through exchange
OF property three $40 scholarships in the best
College of Advertising in the United States.
Will sell them at 20 per cent discount for
cash; the college teaches advertising writ
ing by correspondence and assists its grad
yates to secure positions: catalogues fur
nished on application Address box 1925. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

SIS -<oxi2c, elevated lot, street worn com
pietes close 90 schools. cars. etc
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
a BARGAIN.

s2ss0-A ine Groom cottage: large reception
hall. iot sox12T: street work done; not far
frcrn the Key route; easy terms. p G, LAS
SEN q CO. s66 Tenth ST.. Oakland Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
AEOPTVOy.

HEALTHY. blue-eyed baby boy for adoption.
MRS. DIR. EMILE FUNKE, 1416 Eighth
St, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

soo-.- 5OHIoe, sfrest work o0mpleees close "a
ssntS Fe and san Pablo trains; worth
SfOA
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
z. j. STEWART e. CO.
100S BROADWAY.

$500 down and SIS month will buy OF
the swellest colonial houses in Oakland; Z
rooms porcelain bath and all other modern
conveniences; lot 35x100 feet; right close 20
Telegraph ave. house IS most conveniently ar
ranged finish is beautiful; owner wants TO sell
this property inside Of three days and is max
ing = sacrifice 70 effect quick sale price $500.
Sf45O-Modern cottage Of rooms. bath. hot
and cold water: other modern conveniences;
large lot: 80 feet from Grove st; small pay
nnent down and balance like rent.
S32oo-Tvo-story house. never been occupied I:
or Thirty-fourth st; 6 rooms and bath; house
is beautifully finished in natural wood; lot 35x
120 feet north side OF street.
beautiful home. handsomely finished; Thir-
tv-second street near Grove: large rooms.
porcelain bath: lot 36x1s0 feet: must be seen
10 he appreciated; price $1,000
z. j. STEWART & CO..
zoos BROADWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

go -SsxI0e: very ssghtly location In LINDA
hss-S Terrace distrioS. street work COM
plefes one block 20 Oakland ave cars;
n2e view and SURROUNDINGS
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
RELDEN's BARGAINS

RFsITDFNfS IS BARGAINS
S36S and S32 80 monthly-Handsome new z
room house. now being completed. on lot 33:4x
100 on Sycamore st. near Telegraph ave, IN
the beautiful Merrell property; to be finished
ple. with tiled bathroom purchaser can now
select mantel, gas and electrical fixtures and
tinting.
tween Telegraph avenue and Grove St; grab IL
quick
S21Oo-Choice elevated lot northeast corner
Thirty fourth and Grove SITS 50x120.
S31c0-11 per cent income investment and
good speculation fine fats with 5o-foot lot.
splendidly located, near San Pablo ave. in
rapidly advancing district: rents so and can be
increased: might consider good lot in part pay
ment
s250o-7-room house and lot box7b, corner
Franklin and Second sts; viii soon be good
sa5oo-one OF the best chances you've ever
had; nice Groom cottage, with lot 50x100.
on Jones St. near Telegraph ave. very central.
BELDEN, REAL ESTATE,
1ll2 Broadway. Oakland.
TAYLOR BROS. & CO.,
1886 Broadway, Oakland, Cal
RESIDENCE SITES.
Si0Oo-5ox145 feet. Hanover ave-: same
block selling S35 foot
s2a5o-9Ox205 feet, Lester ave-; finest resi-
dence lot in Oakland; south frontage: IN
obstructed view.
Eighth and Fourteenth sts.
s2soo-so feet. facing Boulevard on Laks
Merritt don't miss it.
SS0o-25X75: facing east Madison.
s65o-soOl5o feet; Linden st: close In
S5T5c-229 feet; corner on West St; oner
wanted.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL on Us 1T IN THE
MARKET.
TAYLOR BROS. & co.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
IMPROVED

SeO-S21I0O; On Summit 81; slightly lot; ele-
gant ss'-roOodi0sz; very cboios bargain
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
0NIlIKN1 KEAL t0STATE-
uNnPRovpn

IeSa BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

] Ooo-S5 ,sxlS1; OF Vernon st. Adams Point
district xrrceS WORK complete.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
A. j. SNYDER.
Real Estate Broker and Dealer,
467 Ninth ST., Oakland, Cal.
$4,000. $4,000 $4,000.
Home of and bath.
Attic, bath modern plumbing.
Lot 50X100
Sycamore st, west of Telegraph ave
House new: beautiful grounds, highly culti-
waited splendid vine covered and cemented
floor arbor: expensive rockery, covered with
vines.
THIS WILL MAKE An IDEAL HOME.
A ]. SNYDER,
Real Estate Broker and Dealer,
467 Ninth St, Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

REALTY. BONDS AND FINANCE CO. INC.
117s BROADWAY. COR 14TH ST.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE.
Adeline-st house of rooms and bath: Just
completed and very well built and conveniently
arranged; this house can be bought on very
easy payments: see us about this.i
$500
Moxs-st. home. neer Telegraph ave: large
lot, 45x11s, on the north side of the street; the
house has 3ust been renovated and painted and
Is in excellent condition; this home before
you buy.
Story and a half house. six large rooms,
south frontage; lot SSxl05; stable; 14th St.
close In: car line: must be sold at once!
See this bargain
Fine new home on cross street near Tele
graph ave-. contains rooms and bath: all
modern conveniences: sidewalks etc, COM
plete: terms at office.
Corner house near Telegraph ave; new and
well built: contains seven rooms and bath and
is a model home at the price; easy terms.
$1,000
High basement cottage in Linda Vista dis
trict; contains rooms and bath and is nearly
ment. the house IS rented for SIS per month.
REAL ESTATE.
INSURANCE
REALTY. BONDS AND FINANCE CO., INC
1172 BROADWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

FIRST Presbyterian Church, Van Ness ave
and Sacramento St. Rev. William Kirk Guth-
RE pastor-Services at II a m, and at : :41
p. m. Morning sermon by Rev. Charles S.
Patterson. Evening sermon by General Bal
lington Booth. Sabbath-School 1890 p. m.
Christian Endeavor. $3.50 and 6:30 p. m.
Wednesday, D. m, midweek service. All
are cordially invited.