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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-25
BOSTON MARKET.

Observation-Disclosures. .,.-.l..,..s.i-,..-.-i.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-28

tomorrow and afterward the whole
world gravely returned the major.
Then, as an ejaculation escaped the as
tonished millionaire, he impressWey
added: "A perjury which allows an in
nocent man and woman to remain I'M
der the suspicion of murder for five
weeks is one which not. curly the law
has right to punish, but which all So
ciety will condemn. Hqnceforth you
will find yourself underN ban, Nh.
Moore" Time amply verified this
prophecy. Mr.. Moore is living in great
style in the Moore house and drives
horses which are conspicuous even in
Washington, but no one accepts his
Invitations, and he is as much of Il re-
cluse in his present mansion as he ever
was i'll the humble cottage in which his
days of penury We're spent.
My story ends here. The matter new
er came before the grand jury. Suicide
had been proved, and there the affair
rested.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-28

F...4s. i !. j. !. s,
81 have visited the old house many
lines during my soiourn in this little
iottage. The last time was. rs one of
TOUR number has 50 ably discovered.
ElSthe most memorable night in its
stciy; the one in which Mrs. Jeffrey's
mallSable death occurred there The
terest reused in me by the unex-
cted recurrence of the old fatality at.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-28

notified You later after ! A3d Sot nay
breath and had found some excuse.
That wasn't enough? All, | see that
you are all models of courage and
magnanimity. You would have laid
yourselves open to every reproach rath-
err than let little necessary perjury
pass Your lips. But l am no model.
/ am simply an old man who has been
too hardly dealt with for seventy long
wears to possess every virtue. | made
4 mistake / see it now trusted a doc
when / shoHdnt but if Rudge had
net seen ghosts well what now.P
we had ono and all with an invol-
taaIy Impulse turned our backs upon
At are you daiug3" he hotly de
naaaed
only what all washington win do
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-28

s. kndins tris library heartllstone reached
Its elimination when / perceived one
& night the CLINT OF a candle burning in
the southwest chamber. | did not
know who was responsible for this
|skght, but | strongly suspected 1t TO be
Mr.. Jeffrey for who else would dare
to light candle IN this disnsed house
| without first seeing that all the shut.
tiers We're fast?
81 did not dislike Mr.. Jeffrey or ques-
a ton his right TO do this. Nevertheless
IN I was Very angry. Though allied to u
!, Moore he was not one himself. and the
IL difference in our privileges affected me
IN strongly; consequently l watched till
sA be Same out and upon positively rec
n and jealous Indignation to visit the
a old house myself on the following night
a. and make one final attempt to learn
b the secret which would again make me
81 feel myself the equal OF this man, if
~ not his superior.
By ut was early when l went: indeed it
Il was not quite dark, but knowing the
"a gloom of those old halls and the III
v most impenetrable nature OF the dark
ness which settles over tie library Tie
moment the twilight sets in. pct in
my pocket two or three candles, the
candles. sirs, about which You have
4 made such q cell. My errand was two
~ fold wanted first to see what Mr.
~ frey had been up to the night be
,sgand next to spend an hour over q
sin book of old memoirs Which il
Cling the past might explain the
mt. You remember Il door LEADING
lie library from the rear room. II
by this door l entered, bringing
me frolr4tlle kitchen the chair yol
..rWard found there.
I knew where the volume of me1
speak of was to be found-yol
ggoo, i see-for it was my hant
Iii had placed it in its present con
iment Quite determined TO rereat
sSueh portions of it as had long befou
marked as pertinent to the very at
"a Tempt had in mind, brought in TIN
& eandelabrum from the parlor and drey
E out a table to hold it. But | waited (;
R few moments before taking down th
"a book itself | wanted first to learl
~ what Mr.. Jeffrey had been doing UP
stairs the night before; so, leaving TIL
light burning in the library. l proceed
ed to. the southwest chamber, holdin
an unlit candle in my hand, the ligh
feebly diffused through the halls frol
some upper windows being sutticien
for me to see my way. But in tn
chamber itself all was dark.
"The wind had not yet risen and tn
shutter which half hour later move
SO restiessly on its cracking hinge
Rugged the window so tightly that
b Imagined Mr.. Jeffrey had fastened
the night before Looking for some II
cepfacle in which to set the candle
now lit, failed to find anything but a
npty tumbier, SO l made use of tina
emil glanced about me, but seein
,inG worth my attention Mrs. Je
gyNedding dSin%s did not intere
BID eyergthing ease as9ut U
giookiflg natural except lie eve
B e1alr tIncA sfus6 Qe
gil hemlet dow taiGs
go tAe ensle arnina be g
ae | sa9aa sil q letaEl ae
s-I MAC iegee he3 na SSH
M lit la& bQan alla about t.s e
ot
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

ZIRkLE S MOORE.
Real Estate and INSURANCE,

FOR sALE--we have the prettiest
lot on South Perry street, seven blocks
from Dexter. Lot s0x207. Price s2,-
500. You can't duplicate. II for 81, 200.
This is one OF the most attractive To-
cations in Montgomery.
For sale--A new seven room house.
newly papered. electric lights. sanitary.
porcelain bath. on South Perry street
for $4,000. This can be had one third
cash. balance at per cent. 1t Is easy
walking distance from business dis
trict and cheap. Don't miss this op-
portunity of getting nice home at
a bargain.
FOR SALE-700 acres plantation,
twelve miles from city. on fine gravel
road. Plenty of good tenant houses
and no trouble to rent Pays SPLEEN
did interest on investment.
FOR SALE-House and lot 5ox100,
on Madison avenue, $2.75o. The own
er lives out OF the city and desires to
sell without delay. House has five
rooms and is in very good condition.
FOR sALE-rhree room cottage in
good renting district. $3.50. Rents for
$50 a year. Half cash, balance to suit
purchaser.
INSURANCE-we write fire insu-
rance in the best companies. Protect
your property. 1t is dangerous to de-
lay.
Loans-We are prepared to loan for
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany on first class property at the
lowest rates of interest ever offered to
the people of Montgomery. II you
need money consult us.
FOR sALE--A fine pieces of busi-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

ness property. A few thousand dollars
spent on 1t and you will double your
money In few years. II interested
Fer SALE-ss.o0o will buy new.
modern, up-to-date eight room, two
story residence, located in the South
ern portion of city. House alone is
advancing rapidly. We think it cheap
at $3.50. -
FOR sALE-s2,ooo win buy five
room house, South Side, lot 50x190 feet.
VIII sell on easy terms. The improve
ments being made in the Immediate
neighborhood of this property insures
an Increase in value; property in this
section advancing every day in price.
FOR sALE-s2.soO will buy, modern
seven room cottage in best part OF
city. large corner lot. Owner has In
structed us to sell ut once. There
is bargain here.
FOR SALE-New five room cottage
ION one of the. best lots at Highland
Park, one block from the grove. This
is an ideal home or good investment,
Price only s1.4oo.
FOR SALE--s750 will buy good four
room house, nicely papered, rented to
good paying white tenants for $50 a
year. You can't get better invest
ment than this. See us Monday. -
FOR SALE-A beautiful lot 5oxi5o
at Highland Park, opposite the oak
grove for $40e This location gives
the benefit of the park ana the lot
should bring $500 without trouble. 1t
can be bought on monthly payments
II desired. house will be built to
suit purchaser es
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

DAVIDSON.
1 I
RRAL4 ESTATE
AND INSURANCE.

4N a
'rhone Is.
party who wishes to purchase PLAN
tation of from 500 to 600 acres that
will pay fair interest on the invest
ment.' II you have such place that
can be rented to advantage, advise me
at once.
For Rent--Spiendid cottage Of six
rooms and bath. No. 100 Virginia Ave-
nue.. This cottage has just been pa.
pered throughout and Is beauty.
Price. s25 a month
For saIe--a two-story dwelling on
Holcombe Street; the house is about one
year old. and In perfect condition; nine
rooms, and all modern improvements.
lot 65x1oo. ~
For saIe-A two-story dwelling On
Amanda. Street. lot 5ox150; nine rooms,
stable, two servants rooms, two bath
rooms. all modern convenience, well
rented to good paying tenant; fne
opportunity for home or investment.
For sale-cottage on Pelham Street.
four rooms, lot 50x150: rents for $3.50
per month; prise $500; terms to suit.
For Sale-A four-room cottage on
Clayton Street; price $f,40o. This cot
tage is rented for $3.50 per month to
good tenant and Will pay good In
terest on the investment.
For Sale-A six-room cottage on
Amanda Street; all modern improve
ments: lot 50x150; nice barn on
premises: for particulars call and see
me. -t-f
!, For sale-within three squares OF
the City Basin offer a double house
located on one of the best streets in
the city. This house rents for SIS per
month and Is always in demand by
good tenants. A good per cent IN
vestment. kf6
For sale-A two-story house on s.
Hull Street: fitted UP throughout with
cabinet mantels, electric bells, combi.
nation. light fixtures and all other mod
ern conveniences. A new house Just
completed; rents for $50 per month;
corner lot; price. $4,000. a.
For Sale~-On Alabama Street l can
offer a nice two-story dwelling with all
modern conveniences for $500; lot
5ox125; just the place for any one de-
string. nice home in a hrst-class
neighborhood.
South McDonough Street; seven rooms.
all modern conveniences. lot s0x150:
rents for. $40 per month; lot large
For Sale-DExTER AvENUE.-A
two-story dwelling; lot 50x160; prop
erty now renting for $45; all modern
conveniences. Price only $4,000.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

We wish every man outside of Montgom-
cry County who Is looking for Q real'- fine
farm to read this notice. We don't offer
this to Montgomery County farmers. as they
are not buying lands in poorer counties and
will hardly realize that such q place as
this at the price that will 49, II IL twice as
cheap as people in other, counties are paying
for unattractive lands where there are no
macademized roads. We have the authority
prairie land In Alabama. lying In Montgon-
cry County. on graveied road, in a good
neighborhood. we'll improved. fine cotton
woods. enough for the place for 40 years,
abundant labor, and good water and good
enough to satisfy anybody-and Il can be
bought at a price that less valuable lands
Gently. The title to this property are per
feet and possession can be given IN Deeem-
bas.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05
w. A. SAFFOLD,
Insurance and Real Estate.

1 have CUSTOMER for a dwelling.
located near in, at $4,000 to $4,000.
that will net . per cent interest on
you have.
FOR ,RENT-Nine room. two two
story house, 410 Finley avenue, newly
repaired, papered and painted, electric
lights, porcelain, bath. closet and lay
atory. instantan eous heater for pain;
lot so foot front, running back w
feet, plenty of shade and room Tor
garden. COW. etc. Price $50 per
WANTED-A borrower for $4,000 to
$4,000, one to three years on I'm
proved city property at per cent m
terest.
WANTED-Forty acres Of land with
in six or seven miles of MONTGOMERY
on gravel road. cleared for cultiva-
ton. at $50 to $35 per acre.
FOR RENT-Four room cottage for
$3.50 per month. on Gordon street
near Bell street car line. City water
quiet pleasant white neighborhood.
wANTED-My friends to remember
me when they have fire insurance TO
place. Only best companies repre-
scented. and rate guaranteed to pc
as low as can be obtained. .,.4
Accident and Health Insurance EIe.
vators and Steam Boilers Inspected ana
Insured. Bonds for Employees. Court
Trusts, Contractors and others
Sd. W. 4. sAFFOLD.
HaMemenf MOnam RufIaamG. phOMa LIN.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

We have for sale q farm Of $50 acres.
and makes good cotton, and there are about
255 acres Of this: the, balance 10 in woods-
some Of Il very good timber-a good por-
tion Of the wooded land will make very
rood farming land: and the wood Will PEI
for the clearing. There are ten mules work
ed on the place It IL only TN miles
from MONTGOMERY and lies on . Grayeled
road. 1t can be bought for eis an acre.
half cash.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

Eight miles from MONTGOMERY on a grav-
eied road we Offer for sale $40 acres Of
prairie land. This place has enough good
The labor is plentiful. Last year the rent
was s1.loo. next year. It IL $500 II can
be bought for SIS. SO an acre either cash or
half cash and the bsirnce at 9 per cent.
You will do we'll to look into this. as 1t Is
an investment at q reasonable price.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

We have the authority. limited for ten
renting property In the sth Ward. This
properly 10 strictly first class. such prop
erty as usually can not be bought In this
part of town for such prices as to pay
good interest An investigation OF this
proposition will prove to you that we are
offering a first class. absolutely safe invest
ment. There are five houses. all good and
well rented. We can give you better bar
gain by stating that the five. should you
not be able TO buy the lot. We will divide
them into separate parcels.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

Now. here is somethir~ that lots OF
people want. Forty acres of land that lies
beautifully-levei. smooth and good. II Hes
two miles from CITY limits on graveled
road. 1t Is in good neighborhood a.
is in Montgomery. has good road front and
the beauty about II Is that Il Is not too
high priced The location In absolutely
healthy and you can get fine water.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

We have 1900 acres IL miles from town.
a good prairie place with = small quantity
OF sand. This is home place and a
farm. Plenty of improvements and labor.
You can buy this farm for SIS. half cash.
balance per cent, II has a long frontage
on the gravelcd road. sa5
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

We have q store on one of the retail
streets In Montgomery. In fact on Perry
street. near Dexter. that can be bought for
good property to buy and have found Mont
geometry store propert~ too high. this is your
chance to make an investment
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

We have a corne- down town for $12.500
that is worth buying and that will Day you
TO buy right away. Nearby property not so
attractive can not be bought for twice
the sum.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

Right close to the city limits We have
mile OF road front tr~. we offer at such
prices that you can make $40 an acre profit
small farms. We want to say. and to say
as emphatically as We can. that this is
absolutely the best suburban small farm
proposition that has been offered In Mont
goInery to our knowledge. When you see
the property you will understand why we
SO unhesitatingly commend II.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05
n. NJ. KoHN & son.
2efs Commerce st.

down , ssYs for fGsd joins
a property that viii soon have $4,000
building on II. II you want good place
for business this should interest you 1t u
not suitable for a retail business
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

For $4,000 We offer q piece Of central
property. so feet by 100. on very attract-
I've corner. A very small Improvement to
the property will make you big dividend
payer.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

BUT, sell or exchange new and second
hand fire and burglar proof SAFES OF Az
VICTOR manganese and chrome steel screw
door bank safes and safes OF all kinds
sold and exchanged; phone 93T7. Ellis
q Howard. and floor Moses bldg. u
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

FOR RENT--Near business centre. a stable
sufficiently large for or Q mules. Ad-
dress 7. l. Jones. 22s Catoma ST. IA
FOR RENT--Twenty-one acres, extension
Court ST.. dwelling. SIX rooms, including
tive excellent wells: suitable for hay
poultry, vegetable farm. Apply Ill Moul-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-28

guests an opportunity 10 enjoy ali
amusements - gclf- tennis. billiards,
fresh ana salt water bathing, shoot
ing, fishing, r1u1ng ana GrlvIng- Tack
cts, including railway rare anu one Iuii
days room and board, are sole at the
Honolulu station ana Trent CON-
pany for $500. For departure of trains
consult tine table.
On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited,
two-hour tram, leaves at 8:22 - m
returning, arrives l. Honolulu az 10: lV
.. n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-28
work in the fields accompanied by a

work in the fields accompanied by a
pet goat.
To Ter horror she suddenly caught
sight of the goat munehing something
that looked like her precious fortuna
Examination proved her surmise to
be true. The goat had bsen browsing
on her bank notes.
That same evening the pet was killed
and the chewed paper removed from
its stomach II looked a sorry mess,
but the old woman lost no time IN
submitting 1t 10 the National Bank q
Belgium. which. after verifying the
facts and proving by chemical analysis
that the paper had been notes issued
by them, paid the woman the f4S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-28
HALETWk.

The HaIeiwa Hotel, Honolulu's IA
nous country resort on the line Of
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern Improvement and affords its
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-28
Real Touch.

Teach me the true poetic touch. -
gushed the beautiful girl. who wished
TO pen meter
All right" chuckIed the bard with
the fringed trousers. Loan ne ten
dollars. Chicago Daily News.
The man who sums women up ii
sentence Is the man whom women can
f~oI with a phrase
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-28
rheumatism

II your muscles ara sore, bones
ache, joints feel stiff, and If pains
dart through your body, II Is probably
rheumatism Purify your blood, get
Dut all the rheumatism poison-as
need Of your suffering In this way
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
KULLUJIAN TELLS STORY
OF EXCITING EXPERIENCE
Says Mihran Compelled Him to Sign
Letter on Pain of Instant

"Yess I wrote tnat paper" said
Thomas J. Kuliajian on the stand in
Judge Troutts court yesterday. but
when signed it Charley Courian
Odihran, as he now calls nirself) held
a pistol at my stomach and made me-
Who was ia the room with YOU at
the time27 asked Attorney Charles f.
Hanion.
Nobody but myself. Charley Codrian
and God" walled the witness in reply.
The paper referred TO is one in which
X kuliujian SAYS that he had no right 10
sell the rug that is now the subject of
legal controversy between Mihran and
Rug Dealer BeI guiat, the writer con-
Guiding with the wish that he had been
buried alive before he ever saw San
Francisco. the prayer rug. Mihran or
Benguiat
'Rut ] signed il because he said he
would kill me Il I did not" said Kill
lujian, and / have the revolver he
held at my stomach, and 1 will give it
to the Grand Jury"
When KulluJian was released from
the stand & continuance until this
morning was ordered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
CULLEN'S WIFE
DIVORCES HIM
Son Of Wealthy Parents Of
the Argentine Republic
Proves Extremely Cruel
SPOUSE PROVES CHARGES
Testifies That on One Occar
sion Her Husband Knocked
Out Three of Her Teeth

Emilio c. Cullen. son OF one Of the
wealthiest families of the Argentine
Republic, who recently came into
prominence through the effort of his
parents to locate him. their efforts
finally succeeding, has lost his wife.
and anoJher romance On his life closes:
Mrs. Cullen, whose Christian name is
Maud, proved to the satisfaction Of
Judge Graham yesterday that brutality
Is one of young Cullens chief char
acteristics, and she was corroborated
In her view by Uri Buro, late manager
for Tetrazzini, accused of embezzle-.
ment by the songstress.
Mrs. Cullen testified that on one oc-
casion her husband struck her on the
mouth. knocking out three of her teeth.
He also treated her cruelty in the pres
ence of guests of the Wilmott House,
where they resided, she testified, and
on one occasion struck her while they
were walking down Market street.
Buro was witness to this assault and
corroborated Mrs Cullen. Upon this
showing Judge Graham granted the de-
cree.
A year or two ago Cullen left his
wealthy parents and came to the Unit
ed States to fight the worlds battle
alone. Alarmed at his long silence, his
parents sent agents shere to locate him
and finally he was found at .-.e. Uni
versity of California. His folks were
anxious for him to return home, but
he refused. and later, much against his
parents wishes, took unto himself
wife. She told her story yesterday
and Cullen Is now free to return to
his parents as he left them. single and
alone.
DEGREES Of divorce were granted to
Minnie Rubin from Louis Rubin, for
failure to provide: Florence 0. Elliott
from John B. Elliott, for cruelty. and
Clara Hammond from Charles H. Ham
mond, for desertion. Suits for divorce
were filed by Anna NJ. Bernardo against
F. L. Bernardo, for cruelty; Rose Acker
from Henry Acker, for cruelty; Celes-
tine A. de Raimbauville from CASTOR
G. de Raimbauville, for desertion; r. H.
Bayne against Ida Bayne, for deser-
tion; Agnes Kearns against James j.
Kearns, for desertion; Clara .Crichton
against James Crichton, for habitual
intemperance, and Alexander F. Hoff
man against Hannah Hoffman, for de-
sertion
Minnie G. Ingelbretson filed suit yes
terday against John Ingelbretson to
annul their marriage, which was
Angeles The plaintiff alleges that at
the time she married 1ngelbretson he
had another wife living in Denmark.
Mrs Jennie Beermann filed suit yes
terday to set aside the decree of di-
vorce granted her former husband,
Emil Bcermann, on September 80, 1908.
Mrs Beermann alleges that she was
never served with summons in the suit,
and this Notwithstanding the fact that
Beermann we'll knew where he could
locate her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
HARDWARE MEN NAME
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Pacific Coast Association
Holds Annual Three-Day
Session.

The Pacific Coast Metal and Hardware
Association has elected Andrew Carrigan
Of the Durham, Carrigan and Hayden
Company president for the current year;
L. C. Scheller Of the Union Hardware
and Metal Company of Los Angeles has
been elected vice president; C. F. Prem
tiss of the Thompson-Diggs Company Of
Sacramento, second vice president; R.
W. Kinney of Barker & King Of San
Francisco, treasurer. An executive COM
mittee has also been elected. which IN
cludes A. A. Watkins, w. R. Wheeler,
Andrew Carrigan, Wakefield Baker, Fred
r. Brand. III. NJ. Haldeman. Brace Hay
den. H. ]. Morton and Joseph Sloss.
The association has been holding. its
annual deliberations at Monterey, cover
ing three days, this week. The election
took place there. During two days the
greater part Of the time was occupied
with papers of interest. particularly to
the metal and hardware trade, being
technical In character and dealing en-
tirely with trade problems. On the last
day of the convention pleasure was
mixed in with business and the custom
airy drives about Monterey and vicinity
were taken.