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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
| DREAMY Johnny Rockefeller do

s3 I DREAMT Johnny Rockefeller do- mated a couple of hundred thousand dollars to Waterbury to defray the expense of grading and laying out our new cinder-and-smokep park, but
 2 I DREAMT it was rejected by our city officials on the grounds that It wouldn't be wise to have both money and atmosphere tainted.
 I DREAMT that Johnny earned all his money working for the street de- partment of Waterbury. Glory be to goodness, if that was so he Wouid have earned all his money hohes'iy and by the sweat of his brow.
 DREAMT it was summer all', Hamilton park was all equlppei, with settees, swings, green Siass all" good looking cops.
 I DREAMT the trolley company had decided to have the baidWih street car go down to SlmonsVllle pe- fore May 30, 1905. ,,o
 I DREAMT that the man WHO 'swore off, January 1 drinking any thing but our Tea and Coffee was the happiest man in town. met liiin next day and l asked him HOW he felt. His answer was he never was as happy in his life as at present anu presented me with good clEa[.
 I DREAMT 1 could see a whole lot of catch-penny trading stamps StreM II all oyer my counter. but you can "et your life that awoke me because you know we want everything in our stme to be true value and good plrsa'''' and above all perfect satisfaction e|- cry time. Say, did it ever occur to ynu that we sell as good Tea and Cor fae for the price as any man in the United States and that we sell oeI'ci quality than you can buy rom ni,s one in our city? If you don pe''e.e e us, we wish you would Just try us ns once. This week we Will nlakG tue boys happy with Basebails' ha'S Gloves. etc, at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

Peter Johnson of New York and Miss Lucia DeLand of Waterbury were married i'll New York on April 9 by the Rev James H. Hoadley, D. D.
 A good bracer and nourishing tonic for spring is bottle of Lakes Beef, Iron and Wine It is made carefully of good sherry wine, extract of beef and soluble iron. They make it them selves and know it's good. Fifty cents for a full pint bottle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
THE RAYS

IN "A HOT OLD .TIME' are not one, two, three, in comparison with the high old time the flies have in bottled goods in hot weather. The Rays leave their mark wherever they play; so does the pesky fly. While the ny marks are not injurious to the contents of fancy package, nevertheless IL spells the sale of it to a certain extent, lnasmuch as few people care to pur- chase goods dotted with fly specks. we will, however, make an effort to offset this trouble in offering for sale those goods at price so as when MT Fly comes around he will not have them to play with. Following are a few quotations.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
PUBLICrlARKET Growing !!

Ever think how a boy keeps on growing out of his clothes? But sud- denly it comes over him and you that he's stopped. He has his growth. In business it's different. You can't keep your business stationary for any length of time-either go up or go down, and it's easier sliding down. Sixteen years ago Dodge's business started in small store-a kid-but lively one. After five years of growth the limit for the small store was reached. Moved into big store -an immediate jump. gradual in- crease for or years. then another big jump and high water mark For ? years before the fire we'd reached our limit. no drop. but about all the old big store would carry. Then the fire-Iike a boy having the typhoid. Dh in little temporary store about 2-3 of ordinary business. Then back into a beautiful new store and nearly
 up to old business Last year ending
 March 1st showed a big jump But the last } weeks show that Dodgefs
 Shoe Store is to reap a greater busi- ness than ever, for the brains. hard wUk and great values sown since the
 big fire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
The MiI|er&PeckCo
 CorsetS for Easter Outfits.

A new, perfect fitting corset is indis- pensable with the Easter gown. Our stock is more complete than ever, embracing latest models to fit any and all forms. AT 5Oc-Low Bust Corsets with dip hip, supporters. on front and sides. Tape Girdle Corsets with support CTS. .Girdle and Short Corsets. AT 75c-Long and Short COrsets, French FleXibone, long hip. AT $1OO-"R. x G." Corsets, taper waist long hip with hose sup pOrters.
 R. X G." Corsets,. long, medium, short waist and girdle.
 "Thomson's C-B," "P. N.," "W. B." C0rsets, low bust, long hip, with or without hose supporters. "Cresco" .Corsets, laced at sides and open over hips to prevent breakage.
 .F. F." Corsets, long hip, double side steels. t%
 "F. F." Pinchin Waist COrsets. "I.Oomer's" D. H. X c. COrsets, warranted not to break at sides. 'I4oomer's'' Cutaway Hip Cor sets.
 Royal Worcester Princess Hip and Short Corsets. "Warner.s" Abdominal Corsets, lacing each side of front.
 "Warners" Long Hip Corsets with supporters on front and sides.
 "Warners" Girdle Top and Long Hip Corsets, also Girdle and Tape Girdle, extra sizes same price. AT S1.5O-"Warner's" Low Bust and Extreme Long Hip Corsets, also .Thomson's" and "P. N" AT $2.OO-Royal Worcester "Dowa ger' Corsets in long and short warranted not to break. "Warner's" Batiste COrsets witl soft piece over the hips. giving { smooth fit. AT S2.5O-"W. B." "C-B." "P. N..' s'P. D." "F. F." Corsets. French Tailor-made Corsets Flexibone moulded with flat piece in hips.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

Naturalist club.
 Company G Dill.
 Myrtle temple, k. S. Team Drivers union. Liberty circle, F. of A.
 Court Oregon, r. of A. Comstock lodge, K. of P.
 Evergreen court, F. of A.
 Rainbow council, o. c. F.
 Hendricken council, K. of O.
 Court R. F. Phelan, F. of A.
 Fraternity lodge, l. O. G. T.
 NOsahogan lodge, I. o. o. F. Carpenters and Joiners' union. Brass City lodge, G. U. o. o. F. Progressive council, o. U. A. M. Martha Washington council, $. $. Companion Court Cecilia M. Quigley No 265, l. o. F.
 Friendly league. school of house keeping. public school cookery, D. m. second course cookery for league mem bers, 7:45 D. m.: third course cook cry, non-league, 10 q. m.; domestic arts millinery, 3:30 and 7:30; art class il drawing, 7:30; physical training, ladies class II a. m., girls f, boys 5, league 7:45, non-league S:45.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-11

King William Scotch ..S2.00 Sale $l.oO Dewar & Sons Scotch. 1.5O Sale 100 Ramsey's Scotch ...... 150 Sale 100 Llpton Irish ........... 200 Sale l.oO Jamesons Irish 1.5O Sale 100 James E. Pepper ...... 1.25 Sale 70 Lewis 66' Rye ...... 1.25 Sale .75 Wilson ............ 1.25 Sale 10 Golden Wedding ...... 1.25. Sale 10 Old Crow 1.25 Sale .7o Hermitage ..... 1.25 Sale "a Guckenheimer ........ 1.25 Sale 70 Dutfeys Malt LOO Sale .15 Fine Old Rye ....... LOO Sale 50 Fine Old Bourbon ..... 100 Sale 50 Pepper Distillery, Pints .75 Sale 50 Pepper Distillery.. F Pts 40 Sale p Imported Wines.all kinds LOO Sale 30 bottle Combination. ,. 3.75 Sale 100 Write or phone us for anything not quoted herein. S1.15O given away next month. Get tickets ready.
 JOHN J. SIBERIAN
 Warehouse, 223 South Main St
 Phone. 249-3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

slo.500 has been destroyed. the po-
lice are Of the opinion that another
accomplish Of Cunliffe may reveal
the hiding place Of the missing
sum.
In round numbers. 500, 900 has
been found within the past "a hours
After figuring on about $500 as the
amount which Cunliffe has spent
or which was found on him when
arrested. there is left a sum OF si0,-
500 yet to be accounted for.
Two other new features Of the
chapter OF events in connection
with the capture OF Cunliffe crop.
ped out today. one being an at
tempt by Cunllffe 20 bribe Captain
George Arnold. of the local police
force. and the other being the story
of betrayal by n friend OF Cunliffe
for the purpose OF securing the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

North Baptist church. corner
Third aud Cedar. Rev George Rob
ert Cairns. pastor Subjects. IL a.
M. The Wagons Are Coming "
7.38 p. m. The Baplists -. he
washington State Liquor Dealers
Association. Sunday school at
e;f5sa. m: Young Peoples service
NJ e:30-p. N.
Tabernacle Baptist church. cor
ner Fifteenth North and East Har-
rfeon. John NJ. Dean. minister
Morning worship at H. theme,
why We No Longer Look fJr
Christ to Come" evening evan9el-
i'm at 7sS0. theme. The Satanic
Philosophy OF Seattle Officials and
cltizenB." Church Bible school at
$50 a M; Young Peoples union at
$50 .. m.
Trinity Parish church. Eighth and
james. Rev. n. ~. GoWen. rector
Services at 7.3O and II a. m. and
7:30 D. m. morning subject. The
Church and the Drama. The Actor
70 Westminster Abbey" evening
snbtect. 1.-THE Martyrdom Of St
Peter" Sunday school. mathis. Al
$50 q. m.
West minister Presbyterian church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
FLAMES NEARLY
DESTROY TOWN

A $4,000 fire. which for = tina
threatened 70 destroy the entire vil-
lage broke cut at Caribou. Yukon
Territory. a. noon on October "a. de-
streying the Pioneer sawmili, once
owned BY the famous Mike King.
the railroad shops and engine house
OF the White Pass & Yukon route.
and many buildings owned by mer-
chants. Resi- ienees were also de-
stfoyed. rendering dozens Of people
homeless.
In order u save the town from
total destruction every citizen. male
and female. turned out 20 fight the
flames. owing to the cold weather
and the poor facilities for getting
water. the fire fighters fought for
a whole day and the greater part of
one night to save the reuinining
buildings a fierce wind which was
blowing az the time aided the flames
ard rendered the work Of the in
habitants extremely difficult.
The exact origin OF the coufiaRra-
ton has not been determined. but IL
IL thought IL started near an old
sawmiil. owned by the Upper Yukon
Consolidated company. Although
the report II not taken very serious
~. Il is hunted that certain dis
charged iaborer set fire TO the mill.
The news arrived IN Seattle via
Vancouver, to which place II was
brought by the passengers OF the
Canadian Pacific Steamship COM
pany's steamship Amur. The Alnur
arrived in Vancouver from Sixag-
way Friday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

The combination of these elements
through the principles Tor which
Zion stands VIII assure pure homes,
careful and thorough education OF
the young. aud the maintenance OF
peace. happiness. and the rule CT
God IN the lives % the people.
Nion's proposed possessions In
MeNico viii eventually comprise Al
least 100000 acres OF land.
\ large tract has already been op-
toned IN the beautiful state Of Ta-
moulipaa Il T. woadrousiy attract-
I've in majestic mountains, beautiful
valleys aud streams. ana Is hofdcfed
by many miles 81 gulf coast.
Mere than 60 miles % the Mexican
Central railway new runs through
the proposed Zion paradise planta-
tion. connecting u with the sea at
the port 81 Tampleo. distance Of
about fs miles. ffom whence great
steamship lines lead to all parts Of
the world
A xiou port win probably be es-
tahlished On the iameaia river. con-
netting with Zion city. This river
T. deep and uasiEabla Tor sesgoiuE
vessels all the year round. flnwlnE
into the Psnueo river shove ram-
pico.
ramauilpas Is the nearest q the
Mexican states 10 the popuioua cen
teFs Of the United States u Amer
tca; has the greatest OF an Mexican
seapafts. Tamuico
Fxpert Instructors yin b. en-
gagea 90 teach scientific methods 81
growing the various products. ~.
nrrimental farms viii he located -
That the people need not waste time.
money and energy IN experimenting.
hut may take advantage Of every
nrw and valuable feature after Il Is
thoroughly tested
Zion markets viii be one Of the
distinctive features Of the ealany.
zion win handle the various prod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21


600 crates OF EfapeH.
A carload Of Cheian fancy apples
also arrived Friday.
Vegetables.
Beans, dry. per cwt f1z59f1lSl
No. small Whites. 1850. choices
hiten. sa.ss: large whites. s2M4.iss
pink beans. sake baYo beans S4-00s
beets. per sack. 81. paEanipa. per
sack. 81 carrots. per sack. T3e. tur-
nfps Der sack. csc: eauiifi0wer. per
sox. 81. garlic. per 10. s.; native
green peppers. per boz. ca s5e. Cal
Ifornta peppers. box. ti1s. parsley.
DOZEN. 7tc. squash. per 10. eae.
pumpkins. ie. tomatoes, box.
cabbage fhqgc. tomatoes. per box.
Use. cukeH per dozen. ie425c;
corn. per dor. 50 ioc. yelloy torns-
toes. ~. 81. eggplant ID. &c. celery.
per doz ss0t0e. potatoes. per ton.
tfgGs2o, sweet potatoes. per ioo
lbA. t2Ts yellow Banker onions
lie. waila Walia onions. sack.
Tee.
Fruits.
rigs. case. = lib. bricks. si7s.
needieas figs. I0-lb. cartons. NS0Q
s. goi Valencia oranges. q box. sf4
o.: lemons. per case. ss0ts; Wen
atrhee peaches. per box. sscasI.0 90.
EIbcfta peaches. per box. SEQ zoe.
berta peaches. per box. e047Oc.
simmons peaches. box. SOC. black
berries. per crate. 1905 bananas
per bunch. ta00. crab apples per
box. a0u ace. east Of mountain APP
Pies. si5od2: natives. box. s0e8 81:
cal. Graveusteina, 75e6fffzs. par
ent apples. per box. 7sae0c.
snow apples. tL75M zoo. fancy ap-
pies. soe q taco. waiermeiona.
per dozen. 400 e $50.
ounce box. sfGi2s. cantaioupes
saemti. pears box. ssc nsf. native
pears. per box. 800: Hungarian
prtlnea. box. Tscutt0os Muscat
grapes. crate. 1850 i.50: Coneords.
io-ib. basket. 25a 3hc. seealess Sui-
tana grapes. crate 81. Tokay grapes.
Ger crate. si.so1I7s: BiarkA
crate. ace: Hawaiian pineappleA
Aox s4.sousb.so. huckleberries. per
IA &c. coeoanuts. per dozen. 75c.
al honey. per comb, ffMcs nee
,arinea. per box. Use. potnmegran-
ites. per box. ti.Se,
Butter ard Cheese.
washington creamery. per ID csc.
Eastern creamery. bricks. 10. CSC:
eastern tub. ID. 1s42tc. cooking. ID
iBmise: ranch butter. isgIsc.
Eastern cheese. twins. 10. i5c.
washington cheese. twins, ID
i4c. cream brick. 10 Ice: Iimburrer.
10 Ice: block Swiss. 10. lie: young
American cheese. Ice.
EGGS.
Ranch eggs. seq f2c. Oregon, ssc;
Eastern 23c q 2ic.
Sugar.
Dry Kranuinted sacks. Zoe his.
ta.e0. Fruit granulated. sacks ZOE
lbs. $3.50; beet. per sack, $3.50:
Golden c., $500. Extra C.. $50
Poultry.
Dressed chickens. 100 i6c. live
chickens. lie; spring chickens. i8c;
old hens. I3c; turkeys. soc. geese
lsc. ducks. i3c. OLD ROSTERS, Sc.
Meats.
Dressed steers. bt4M6c dressed
mutton. ~ ME: dressed pork. sAc:
dressed veal. Ht0hc; dressed
lamb. 7Mc. Live steers. s235 per
cwt, live sheep. $500 per cwt,. live
hogs. 1925 per ewt; live veal, $500
AGO per ewt.; i've lambs. $500
$500 per head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

as Well as Of Faith. class meeting
At i2sta D N. Epwotih league ic-
votionAl meeting at 6:S0 p m
public service at :. 30 D m.. subject.
he True Teas OF Ffaeiity.s
The Thsosophieal aneiety. seattle
lodge. Ills Third sunday. D IN.
lecture. The Objects 81 the The
osaphieal Soelety. By r A nArues.
Fremont swrsilah 81. X church
Rev John OVAL. pastor Preaching
al 1885 A. m. and : .. m. subject
In tho morning. The True Conso-
latl0n. IN The evening. The SIGNS
~ the Cross Sunday school ~
Q: IS a N Junior league at J p m.
EpWorth league at 80 y. IN.
Presbyterian church. on Lane be-
tween Ninth and Tenth south
Sunday school at . - a. m. praarh-
ing AT II a m. G. T. meeting at
$40 y. m. preaching NJ ] 80 ,. m.
Coed music.
Queen Ctr Theosophlcal Society
Va America. Pioneer block. A. q. q.
W hall-Pubilc study class AZ 7
.. m, The Secret Ductrina.- read
Ing AZ p. m. The Life Of the
Atom" BY Mlas Flora Frlsdieln.
Fira Church Of Christ. Scientist,
siz Sixth. between Marion and Co
lumbia--Serticea AZ II a n. and )
.. m. subject Everlasting Pun
ishment." Sunday school at " m.
testimonial meeting wednesday
evening AZ o'clock Free reading
rooms at Ma. aza aud a1s Alaska
building
First Presbyterian church. corner
Fourth avenue and Spring Rev. NJ
A. Matthews. D. D.. pastor Morn
ms subject. What Is Our psycho-
logical Moment evening subject.
"A Tablet From a broken Heart. g"
Thursday evening subject. 'Paurs
Theology"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

successful IN the educational tustt=
tutioua of Zion city. III.
II is also Ia contemplation 10 erect
and conduct first class agricultural.
domestic science ana manual train
ing colleges.
The social life OF our people viii
receive the most careful eonsidera-
ton To the end that purity. peace
aud progress may reign.
Arrangements have been made
with the Mexican government FOR
the free admission Of the household
effects of our people ~ IL expected
that special excursions during the
fall aud winter months viii be ar
ranged through lions tranHporta-
ton department az very attractive
rates. n wili be found desirable
for parties coming 10 Zion paradise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
WT7ATIPROPOSE TO DO
IN lions PLANTATION
PARADISE IN MEX/CO'

plantation Ia bring their household
goods and other personal effects
Tho Mexican government both
national and state. has manifested
the most friendly interest IN Iion'u
proposed settlement. aud II ready "a
give every assistance 20 the move
uieut.
Many valuable concessions Of
great advantage viii be granted.
among which II the exemption from
duty on household goods belonging
90 intending settlers
John Alexander. first apostle OF
the Lord Jesus. the Christ, IN the
Christian Catholic Apostolic church
In Zion. authorizes the announce
ment that he Intends 10 spend sew
eral months II every year ia Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
OBJECT To
LOCATION
POLICE SUB STATION NOT
WANTED At LINCOLN PARK

kialuierufetinK "a reeemmeHda-
tion recently made BY Mayor nai-
lluger. Broadway residents are pre-
pairing TO sign a petition protesting
against the establishment IF "a police
sub-slatlou AZ Lincoln park.
Objection Is made on the grounds
that the proposed loqstion Is within
stones throw 81 the high school.
aud that ~ would spoil the plan 10
ultimately deaecrate public ground.
which II is the Intention 10 ultimate
~ convert lut0 "a park.
II II claimed that a police sub
station az Lincoln park would have
a bad effect on the high school
students. and that location farther
south. near the Intersection Of Pike
and Broadway would be preferable
Il did not recommend Lincoln
park specifically IA my eommunl-
cation 10 the finance committee"
said the mayor Saturday morning.
when asked about the matter 4
merely suggested Interplay and some
point M the vicinity OF Lincoln park
aH possible locations. The latter 10
cation 1 recommended because Of It's
excellent street car facilities
However. I do not believe that
police sub-atatlau would be any
more obnoxious than O fire house.
IL would be merely used as a de-
tention station such stations are
needed badly 90 a city that ia scat
tered over 30 much territory az this
The city now runs north and south
o distance 0f 10 miles. and n Ballard
and Georgetown are annexed there
VII be atiii more ground 20 cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Woman Murders
Former Friend

CHICAGO. Oct. 2i.-Mrs Clara
Mcciuskey. who was shot down at
the rear door OF her saloon. 6e6 West
Madison street. yesterday morning.
was murdered by her former friend.
Mrs Clara NJ Buckley. Jealousy
over the friendship OF Mrs. McClns-
key with Albert Tryman. an cleo
trician. led to the crime. Mrs. Buck
icy. who was arrected early this
morning. denied all knowledge of
the crime. but later. after having
been question for several hours by
the police, she broke down and con
fezsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
NJ JOHN ALEXANDER powuE.

rY JOHN ALEXANDER DoN1E.
Written Especially Tor The star.
ay the grace ~ God l intend 90
building up great colony TO HIS
Giory In the rich state OF Tamauu-
I.ta Mexico.
Many thousands ln an parts Of
the Would are responding to Zions
call having a miud 10 work. O. sac
rfgicc. and % cooperate.
zion city. III. the first center es-
tahtishea. Ia the United states OF
America. has within four years be-
GENE an object lesson % All she
world The city has proved the
truth Of rs motto.
*where God rules. man pfospers.
And new, in the milness Of time
there Is offered an opportunity TO
secure a vast virgin doulain "a a
sunny and healthful elime. rich IN
soil in minerals. aud In forests, aud
aheuntiag 81 pure water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

ward OF g. 600 offered by the Pink
crtDnH for his arrest During one
OF the talks which Captain Arnold
had with cunliffu last night the
prisoner made proposition 10
divide the go. 900 which he had
sent TO his brother-in-law. Joseph
w Boarhman. In Bristol, on the
promise % secrecy Arnold was TO
have sac. coo II the scheme vas car
ried out according 20 the plans OF
the prisoner. who was 10 tell the
Pittsbarg authorities that tho hid
Ing place OF the money would never
be discovered. Arnold led the priH-
oner on In bis wild proposition. and
after Cunliffe's plans were laid
bare the detective told cunliffe that
the money he had Intended to split
np had already been found In
nriHtoi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

sone personal obligations. Il IL
charged.
Thsyer and MIRA E4nrteh diaap-
pearcd Saturday evening from the
hotel. bat wsre seen Monday going
across the Vancouver bridge. That
they were frightened back II proved
by the fact that Enrich later re-
esixed a letter from his wife stating
that she intended settling In Port
land and getting a position
This letter was written TO mis-
Lead me. l think.- said Enrich to =
Star man. \ am almost positive
they are In Seattle. have nsesr-
tanned that Thsyer gets his mail
here. I'm soinG 20 hunt that couple
to every quarter Of the globe. u nee
,aszFs.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21

e EnRics. PORTLAND CITY LOOKING HIS
PARTNER EloPlso
OWN SPOUSE

Hurting Tor bis EIf~ and the man
who. he alleges. stole her. r. Enrich.
q the firm Of Thaycr q Enrich.
PROJECTORS 81 sh~ New York apart
men house. on the corner Of SIX
teenth and oxertou. Portland. ar
rived IN seattle. Thursday afternoon.
~ T. Thayer. his former partner.
a'ho has n wife living IA Seattle. in
the uah whom Enrich charges
with ruhbinK him Of his ulfe a. well
a. t1ae Of hia money.
Thay-r. according to the tale Em-
rich tells. gave him a note for the
amount which was 20 have been
made a. an advance payment on the
rent Instead OF paying the rent
Thavsr used the money TO settle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-21
Offers to Divide
$4,000 With Cops

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Oct 2l.-
The chances that the police will re-
cover nearly the whole OF the Sl0l.-
600 stolen from the Adams Express
company In Pittsburg by Edward
q. Cunllffe. who was taken to
Pittsburg last night. seem bright
Last night S9.065 vas found In a
trunk belonging to butler OF a
prominent family al Blaekrock. but
the butler and tho family by whom
ne is employed are ignorant Of the
fact that the large sum was found
within the house. Although there
Is a possibility that the remaining