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OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1899.
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! A BORN DETECTIVE, I
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BY FRANCIS
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Dubamel & Co., the celebrated Jew- cultous route, and once the man looked
elers, had been tbe victims of an enor- around. ... 1 was prepared for r him,
mous robbery. though, and was standing near a street.
The thieves had carried out success- lamp studying Intently a card 1 held,
fully a daring and brilliant scheme. Finally 1 tracked them to Madison
An entrance had been effected through street, where they disappeared into a
the cellar, and the watchman had been tenement I noted carefully the num
captured and bound. The gang then ber of' the house and came away,
hung a strip of canvas In front of the My first thought was to notify the
great safe. Of course the street watch- police at once, but upon reflection I de
man noticed the arrangement and came elded that this . would be to act pre
In to Investigate. As soon as he got clpltately. The resemblance might be
behind tbe screen he received a stun- only a coincidence, ana my love of ad
ning blow from a club, and he In turn venture prompted me to work up a
was bound and gagged like his fellow, good case before "tipping It off" to the
After this the gang worked at their police. -leisure
behind the canvas. : ' Early next morning I called at the
It was a robbery such as Dubamel & house In Madison street In the guise of
Co. fain would have concealed If they a respectable, . bearded worklngman.
could. The yellow Journals published After a little diplomatic questioning I
columns about it, with pictures of the learned tbe floor my burglar lived on
ropes of pearls and strands of dia- and rented a small apartment next to
monds and rubles of which the firm his. I bought a few sticks of furniture
was looted. Bt a secondhand store In the neighbor-
Speculation about the great burglary hood and moved in at once. I then
was endless. There was not tbe slight-gave my entire "ue to watching my
est clew, tbe newspapers said. But quarry.
there was a clew, and a very good one. I followed him diligently at a safe
I knew It before the sensation was 12 distance, but his Journeylngs seemed
hours old. to be without special significance. At
I was a clerk In the office of Dowllng night he was wont to go to a saloon in
& Rutherford, the regular attorneys the neighborhood, where he met two
for Dubamel & Co. Our Arm bad early other evil looking fellows. The three
tbe whole story of the robbery. One would eventually repair to his apart
fact which the police knew was care- ment, where they would remain until
fully concealed from the public. late at night.
While the robbers were binding the Listen as I would 1 could hear noth
first watchman the mask fell off the Ing of what they said, as they talked
face of their leader. It was only a In low tones. The woman's voice was
brief glimpse the man had, but he often audible, and occasionally I would
swore he could never forget tbe face, hear her singing In a thin, not unmu-
The burglar, be said, was a heavily slcal voice, accompanying herself upon
built man about 40 years old. He bad a guitar.
dark balr and small eyes, close togeth- On the evening of the fourth day 1
er, a heavy Jaw and a short, black realized that I had made no progress
beard. whatever. I had watched my man to
The distinguishing mnrk, however, the little saloon and left him there
about the face was a small triangular with his worthy friends, knowing that
piece neatly snipped from the left eye- he would be back in good time. . I had
lid. The scar gave the eye a peculiar resolved to tell all I knew on the tnor
caBt, row and have the house watched by
1 The dramatic and picturesque had the police. Duhamel's watchman
ever appealed strongly to my nature, could then be brought where he could
I was keenly observant and had a cool have a look at the man.
head. I therefore believed I was s As I turned Into the narrow, dimly
born detective. I thought of this rob- lighted hallway of the tenement I
bery constantly and watched the faces heard a muffled sob In the corner. A
I passed In the street, hoping to find woman was crouching there In appar
the man with the marked eyelid. ent deep distress. When I asked what
One evening, having been detained at was the matter, she shook her head
the office. I went Into a small down despairingly and replied, "Do not de
town restaurant for dinner. The place range yourself, sare; you cannot help
was crowded, and the only seat I could me."
find was at a small table far back In It was the Frenchwoman.
I SAW TOO LATE THE TRAP I HAD WALKED INTO.
one comer. It wai already occupied by
a man and a woman, who were about After several refusals Blie said her bus-
finishing their meal. My mlud was band bad beateu her brutally.
tired out thinking of the robbery, and "Why do you uot leave him If be
my thoughts were busy plunnlng a bl- beats youl" I asked,
cycle ride for the following Saturday. "Ah, he would follow me and drag
The waiter came to take my order, me back," she moaued.
and, raising my eyes, I looked straight "Have him arrested then."
across at my vls-a-vts. My heart leap- "Ya-as, have heem arrested. Lie get
ed, for there, I was certain, sat my two month, free month may be, then
man. There was the round, close crop- be come out and keel me!"
ped bead set on a pair of heavy slioul- " am sorry for you. my poor worn
tiers. The ugly jaw was clean shaven, an," I said, and so I was.
but this went for nothing. There were "He ees a miserable a scelerat!" she
tbe small, close set eyes, and, above all, exclaimed fiercely, her face aflame
as he bent forward I could see over the with passionate hatred. "1 slave for
colored glasses be wore the nick lu his heem. I ulus for heem, and he repay me
left eyelid, clipped out as wltb a pair of with blows its he treat a dog. I thluk
scissors. Luckily the waiter spoke Jutit to drown myself tonight, but It will not
then, for I was staring with all my be yet-not till I have my revenge. Ah,
eyes. As It was the man bad lifted his monsieur, you kuow uot that man!
bead and was looking bard at me When I give heem to se police. It will
through his colored glasses. be not Tor so small a thing, mals"-
I ordered somethlug, I scarcely knew She raised Iter clinched list and showed
what I did not dare to look at the all her teeth lu a tlemlish smile. Then,
man agnlu, but once or twice I glanced as thoujrl) she Imil salt! too much, she
carelessly at bis compaulou. She was turned mid hastened up the staircase,
a imall. dark womau. young and rath- 1 followed more slowly, thinking how
er pretty. She looked like a Ittln aud great a thing It would be If I could get
poke with a marked French accent this maltreated woman to aid me. She
, Very soon the couple rose to go. 1 reapM-arcd at her tloonvay when I
I watched them to the door and then, reached the la tut Ing.
laying a bill ou tbe to f ie. hurried after "1 rear to talk iu se Hall." she wills
'them, t followed them across Broad- pcred w&eltedly. "If yon come in here
' way to the east aide. They took a ctr- free minute, I tell you aomeiulug "
Mttttttntnttnt
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LIVINGSTON.
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Francis Livingston.
I urged her to tell me her trouble.
Impelled by curiosity, I stepped with
in the door. Tbe woman closed It soft
ly. With rapid Sow of language and
much gesticulation she" told me that
her husband was a wicked man. She
hinted at crimes he bad committed in
other cities and said her life was one
of constant terror. She longed to es
cape from him, but did nqj know how.
There was some dark crime Jn which
his gang bad been concerned here In
New York. Had I heard of any great
robbery?
I asked her If she did not know of
the big diamond robbery, of which the
whole city was talking. No, no, she
bad not beard. She could read no Eng
lish, and she was kept in darkness.
But tell me, be ees suspected, the po
lice are on his track, they watch re
house ees It not so? They will take
beem tonight, perhaps?" She clapped
her hands and laughed gleefully.
Her husband was suspected by me, I
told her, but as yet I bad no proof. If
she would get a warrant for bis arrest
for wife beating in tbe morning, I
would have a man In tbe police court
who could Identify him. Her husband.
who was assuredly guilty, would be at
once rearrested on the charge of bur
glary, and she would be freed from him
forever. In my earnestness I even held
out hopes of a big reward.
But you," she cried, "have found
heem. Ze police must know too. Why
will zey not take heem tonight?"
"Tbe police know nothing yet," I re
plied. "I thought best to make lure
first"
"Ah!" , With a low scream as of ter
ror and a pantherlike bound she reach
ed the door and locked It I bad Just
seated myself, but now I started up.
"I thought somebody approached,"
said the woman, wltb an odd look In
her eyes.
Tbe door leading Into tbe Inner room
opened softly, and three men entered.
My big burglar was the first I saw
too late tbe trap I had walked Into, and
1 confess I was terribly frightened at
seeing myself confronted by those
three villains, each covering me with a
revolver.
The woman was tbe first to speak.
"Louis, mon cher," she said In a
soft, caressing voice, "it ees not to be
any violence with ze young man. He
ees a bon gnrcon and baa rendered us
great salrvlce. He wish to have all ze
glory, all ze honor, and has told not
any one. Ze way ees clear for us to
go."
Then while the chief ruffian clapped
the muzzle of his pistol o my bead the
other two bound tuy arms and legs
tlghty. Having forced a gag down my
throat, they threw me into a corner,
the woman all the time begging them
In tones of mock sympathy not to hurt
me.
"He Is all right now, I think," said
Louis, "but I'd feel safer if be had a
dose of lead In him."
"No, no, Louis, I Inseest! Go you
with Mike and Coouey and get ze
'goods' ready. Mon enfant," she went
on, turning to me, "It was clevalre, but
you have mooch to learn. Ze false
beard was veree bad, and zen you have
not to stare so hard wltb zose big
eyes. You must learn to look through
ze walls and around zc cornaires and
not to trot like a lcetle dog after ze
game. See," as Louis came Into tbe
room carrying a heavy bag, "zalre go
se beautiful dtaiuants and rubles and
emeralds you ware so near to have.
Tomorrow zey and we will be far
away. Tomorrow, also, or maybe day
after, ze bousekeepalre will come. Zen
you can tell ber how you have no
sleep, and before I leave you to your
dreams one last word: When you have
on hand one such grande affaire, do
not make confidantes of ze ladees. It
always make mooch trouble. Adieu."
It was 14 long, horrible hours after
the departure of those wretches that I
was found and released, more dead
than alive.
Three years later the brute Louis
was arrested In the west for burglary.
Before his case came to trial he made
his escape from Jail by menus of some
saws which were smuggled In to him,
and well could I Imagine the clever
hand which brought him liberty.
Caught the Parson.
In T7 , w-1 1 . , , nn,.M ..1 1 - n n.An - 9 A
clergyman whose love of golf got him V
into trouble. There were some links
near his place, and one Sunday D9
walked round after school. There be
found two or three men he knew who
were disputing about some point and
eagerly referred It to him. Without
thinking he picked up a club and show
ed how, In bis opinion, the stroke
should be played. From behind some
adjacent bushes there came a voice:
"I say, Sal, you look here! Here's
our nassan a-nreachlne to us tn twn
oly the Sabbath day and a-playtag bis
bloomlu hockey in the afternoon!"
Tlin napjin A. 1 1 . K..o t..
he
could. He made a few drives and then
left But since then he has gone home
another way.
Tka Bos Didn't Float.
A curious story of attempted theft
comes from Brussels. The steward of
the Dutch steamship Relna Regente,
which was coming from Batavla to
Antwerp, while lu the Red sea got bold
of the ship's cash box, which contained
$20,000. and threw It Into the sea. Then
he Jumped In after It It is said that
he thought the box would float and
that be could swim to the Egyptian
shore with It Unfortunately the box
went straightway to the bottom, but he
did not Consequently he was captur
ed and turned over to the authorities
at Tort Said. Tbe Dutch government
however, Is the loser of JlW.OOO ng sure
ly as If he had succeeded In getting off
With tbe booty.
Casta For Rejoicing-.
"now happy the Dabney-Jopesee
look this evening. It must be their
wedding anniversary."
"No; they've got their old cook
back."-Detroit Free Press.
SUMMONS.
Iu tbe circuit court of the ilate of Oregon, for
Clackamas county.
Adeline Carberry,
. Plaintiff,
. VS.
Patrick Carberry,
Defendant. )
To Patilck Carberiy, Defendant:
JN the name of tbe state of Oregon, yon are here
by required to appear and answer the com
plaint filed tgalnat you In tbe above entitled suit
on or before the 18th day of December, 1899, tbat
being the time prescribed in the order for the
publication of this tnmmons, the date of the first
publication of this summons being on the 3rd
day of KovcniUr, 1899; and If you fall to so ap
pear and answer, the plaintiff herein will apply
to the court lor the relief prayed (or in her com
plaint, to-wlt; a Judgment against you and a de
cree dissolving the marriage contract now exist
ing between you and the plaintiff herein, and
for an older of this honorable court awarding to
the p lal l. tiff the care and custody of the minor
Children, issue of said marriage, namely: Hilton
Carberry, Andrew Caiberry and Myrtle Carbeiry,
and for such other relief as to this honorable
court may seem proper.
This summons Is published by order of tbe
Hon . Thomas F. Ryan, judge of the county court
of the state of Oregon for Clackamas county,
made and entered on tbe 2nd da; of November,
18.
WM REID,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Clackamas.
Jennie W Mams, 1
riainun,
Charles Williams,
Defendant.
To Charles Williams, above named Defendant;
IN the name of the stale of Oregon, you are here
by notified to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in lhls suit on or before
Friday, December 18, 1899, that being the last day
of the publication of this aummous. 'Ihissultis
brought to dissolve the marriage between yous
telf and and plaintiff, for the custody of Henry
Williams, your minor child, and for costs of this
suit. V you fail lo appear as above required
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
This summons Is published by order of Hon.
T. F. Ryan, county itiCje ol laid tlatkemas
oounty, dated November 1, 1899.
W. 8. U'REN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
EXECUTOR'S FINAL NOTICE.
V OTICE is hereby given that tbe undersigned
executor of the estate of Eliia Hartt, de
ceased, has filed his final report in tbe county
court of Clackamas county, Oregon, and that the
judge of said court has set Monday, Dec. 11, 1899,
at 10:30 o'olock a. m., for the hearing of said re
port. Any person havin? objections to said re
port or the final discharge of said executor will
file the same with said court on or before sa id
date. v
GEO. E. HABQREAVES,
Executor as aforesaid.
Dated Oregon City. Ore., Nor. 7, 1899.
SJMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
tbe County of Clackamas.
William Trevor.
Plaintiff,
vs.
Lillle Trevor,
Defendant.
To Lillle Trevor, Defendant:
TN the name of tbe state of Oregon, you are here'
by required to appear and answer the oom
plaint filed Against you in the above entitled suit
on or before the 90th day of Deoember, 1899, that
being the time prescribed In the order of publi
cation of this nu-nmniis; and if you fail to so ap
pear and answer laid complaint, the plaintiff w ill
apply to the ab ive entitled court for the relief
therein praved for, to-wlt: a degree of divorce
from the bonds of matrimony now existing be
tween you and the plaintiff and that said bonds
be lorever dissolved, and thecustody ol the minor
child named iu sutd complaint.
This summons is published by order of the
above entitled court, made and entered this 6ih
day of November, 18119, and tho sal 1 publication
is to run six lOuaeoulive weeks from the said
d.ite. M. J. MVUM.VHON
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated Oreg n City, Ore , Nov. 6, ISH9.
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SUMMONS.
In tbe Circuit " ourt of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Clackamas,
George H. Carr,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Arlena Carr,
Defendant
To Arlena Carr, defendant!
In the name of the state of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against yeu in the above entitled ft it
on or before tbe 1st day of December, 18U9, tbat
being the time prescribed in the order for the
publication ol this summons, the date of the first
publication of this summons being on the 20th
day of October, lfcD9; and if you fail to to ap
pear and answer, the plaintiff herein will appl;
to the said court for the relief prayed for In his
complsiut, to-wili a decree dissolving the mar
riage contract now existing between you and the
plaintiff herein, and for such other and further
reltel aa to the court may st em equitable and
proper.
t This it. n mor s ti pt.Llielud l y older of the
Bon. Thos. F. Ryan, judge of the county court of
the stale of Oregon, for Clackamas county, dated
and entered on the 18th day of October, 1899,
IRA JONES,'
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMOKS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon fo
the County of Clack
Clara M. Weed,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Edwin L. Weed,
Defendant
To Edwin L. Weed, Defendant!
N the name of the State of Oregon you are here-
oy requirea to appear ano answer to tne com-
plaint filed against yo. in the above entitled ..it
on or before the 24,h day of November 1R99. that
oeing tne urn prescnoea m me oraer tor puoii.
cdtion of this summons th date of the first pub
lication of Ihis summons being on the 13th day of
October. 1899; and if you fall lo so appear and
answer, the plaintiff herein will apply to the
said court for the relief prayed for in her oom
plaint) to-wit; a Judgment against you and a de
cree dissolving the marriage contract now ex
isting between you and tbe plaintiff herein, and
for such other and further relief alto the court
may seem equitable and proper.
This summons Is published by an order of the
Hon. Thomas F. Ryan, judge of the county court
of tbe stat of Oregon for Clackamas county,
dated and entered on the 11th day of October,
1899.
T. F. C0WIKO.
Attorney for Plalnuff.
FohSalb A good second hand Vic
tor mill and power combined, also a
pony. N. Scheel, Bissell, Or.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
derstgned has filed in the county court ot
the state of Oregon, for the county df Clackamas,
her final account as executrix of the last will
and testament of James G. Wilson, deoeased, and
that the judge of the above entitled court baa fixed
Monday, the' 4th day of Deoember, 1899, at the
hour of 9:80 o'clock a. m., as the time and the
court room of said court in Oregon City as the
place for examining said account and hearing
bjeotions thereto and tbe settlement of said es
tate. .............
Said noUce is published by order of the Hon. T.
Ryan, judge of said court, duly made and en
tered October 25, 1899. . .. -
MARGARET K. WILSON, .
Executrix of the last will and testament
of James G. Wilson, deceased.
Fintok, Bbonauob 4 Mora,
Attorneys for Estate.
ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE
V OTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned,
' administrator of the estate of Michael La.
velle, deceased, baa filed his final report In the
county court of Clackamas county, Oregon, and
that the Judge of said court has set Monday, Deo,
, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the hearing of said
sport. Any person having objections to said re
port or the final discharge of said administrator
will file the same with said court on or before
said date.
BARTHOLOMEW SULLIVAN,
Administrator as aforesaid.
Dated Oregon City, Oregon. Oct. 25, 1899.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
VOT1CE Is hereby given tbat the undersigned
have been duly appointed by the county
court of Clackemas county, Oregon, executors of
the last will and testament of George A. Rock,
wood, deceased. All persons having claims
gainst said estate are hereby notified to present
them, duly verified according to law, for allow
ance at the Office of C. H. Dye, attorney, north
west oorner of Sixth and Main streets, Oregon
City, Oregon, within six months from the date of
this publication.
ELLEN MARIA ROCKWOOD,
JOHN ALVAH ROCKWOOD.
Executors of Estate as aforesaid.
Dated Oregon City, Oregon, Oot. 26, 1899.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.,
If OTICE Is' hereby given that the undersigned
has-been by the county court of the state of
Oregon for Clackamas county, appointed executor
of the estate of John Ludwlg Feldhammer, de
ceased. All perrons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same to me,
duly verified, at my residence, at Logan, Oregon,
within six months fr m tl e date of this notice.
JaHES M. TRACY, SR.,
Eiecutoi of the estate of
JohniLudwIg Feldhammer, deceased.
Gio. L. Stout, Attorney for Executor.
Dated October 10, 18B9.
SUMMONS.
In tbe Circuit Court of tbe State of Oregon, for
the County of Clackamas.
Daniel Lewis,
riainiin-,
vs.
Cora t. Struble, Wallace S.
Struble, C.E Cllne aud Grace
T. Johnson,
Defendant,
To Cora E. 8truble and Wallace R. Struble, two
of above named defendants:
TN the name of the State of Oregon, you and
tachof you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against you in
the above entitled suit on or before the 17th day ot
November, 1899, and if you fail to appear and
aniwer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief prayed for in tbe oom- 1
plaint, to-wlt: for a decree that plaintiff have and
recover of and from defendants, Coia K. Btrubl
and Wallace R. Struble, and each of you, the sunt
of 1250, with interest thereon from the 2nd day of
November, 1895, at the rate of 10 percent per an.
num, and the further sum of f50 attorney's leea .
and the costs and disbursements of this suit; th t
the mortgage executed and delivered by defend
ants Cora E. Struble and Wallace S. Struble upon
the following described reel eatate situate in th
connty of Clackamas, state of Oregon, to-wlt: all
that parcel of real estate situate, lying and being
in sec'ioiis 16 and 21, township 2 south, range 1
east of the Willamette meridian, and described aa
follows, lo-witi Beginning at a point on the
south line of said section 16 In the center of th
county road leading from Oawrgo to Aurora;
thence running northerly along the oenler of said
road 12 rods; thence west 33 rods; thence south 33
rod?, more or less, to the center of the Bridgeport
road; thence easterly along the center of said
road IT rede, more or less, to the center of the
Oswego and Aurora road aforesaid; thence nor
therly along the center of said road 24 rods, more
or lees, to the place of beginning, containing sis
acres, m re or lots, to the plaintiff, be decided to
be a first Hen upon said real property, and that
the said mortgage, together with the Uens, claims
or interests, if any, of the defendants and each of
them In and to the said real property be fore
closed and tbe said real properly sold upon exe
cution to satisfy such decree as plaintiff may ob.
tain in this suit, and that the said defendants and
each of them be forever barred and foreclosed of
all tight, Utle and Interest in and to snld real
property or any part thereof, and that tho pro
ceeds arlalng from suoh sale shall be applied
toward the aatlifaotlon of plaintiff's decree here,
in, attorney's fees, costs and costs of execution,
and the balance If any, shall be applied aa the
above entitled court may direct; that If said
property aoes not sen lor enough to satisfy th
plaintiff's' decree, attorney's fees. Interest, cost
and accruing costs, tbat plaintiff have judgement
against you and each of you for such deflctencj t
and that plaintiff hare such other and further re.
lief as to tie court may seem meet and equita-
i,e
Thl. ,unnn0I), ,, pnbluhe, fc order of th
Hon. T. p. Ryan, ,. Lnt, "dg. of wnntv of
c.aclt.ma,. Jut. of OrduW rnltXl
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or. the 4th day of October, 1899, and said order
direct! ouhllcatlonof this summons not less than,
once a week for six weeks; that tbe dt of th
first publication of this summons la October 6,
1899, and the date of th last publication of this
summons Is November 17, loW,
L. A. McNABY & HEDUE8 OBIFFfl H,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
GOOD BARGAINS
Rev. A. Hlllebrand
Has for sale some of th choicest property in Ore
oa City, on Main street, to-wit: Lou 4 and i in
block . and part of lot I and lots and 7, and
part of lot 8. and lot 8 In blook , and alao 94 acre.
of land in Holcomb addition, near Mil wank ie?
Inquire of Father Hillebrand every morning
St. John's parsonage.
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