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GALAXY coloFei sfauled envelopes, hearing
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tons Return M Five Days u aion
Mills Plaster Co Grand Rapids Mich.
did ugl answer this last letter until some
time ia August. l.,3. 1 should Judge.
/ thought ! might want - use the letter she
sent % him. In my divorce sllt. | wrote
/ him relative 10 70 and told him that would
/ like l0 haye him send me the letter which
my vie wrote him, bus ! never received a
/ reply.
These letters are the only ones placed ia
evidence, Ou rumor says there are more OF
/ them ahOat. Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Enman
4 both claim ignorance OF the existence OF
/ others, and careful search Through
/ su& Iona county oy reporters Tor
/ the lELE0RAA HERALD Jailed ID unearth
/ them. IL vas hinted at by several parties
that a man lived at Lansing who would
/ make an affidagh that be saw suspicious
| canyings On arouHd the sleeping quarters
| Of the jury, but reliable pointer On that
| eagerly sought for man failed 70 lead 10
any clue a. TO his identity pozens
Of clues were followed up only 70
end IN nothlngness. W. w Mitchell ad-
ylsed the reporter 10 see a farmer named
/ -tOWell. A drye OF some SIX miles IN "A
westerly direction from the village oi lOnia-
brought the reporter into heene township
where resides Samuel ; stOwel, one OF the
jurors ln the urst trlai lhe road Wa
/ a-u rtpuNt NaiA4 ana tnuNtNf hHt t'N'Hc
ia sonvenieuces we're easily overlooked, Iof
the driver proved To De A congenial SORT OF a
chap he was old and tooihless, and ioi
many. many years had driven the hearse
- be was familiar with every place ano
spot IN the road tie scOrned tht
idea Of being called Colonel preferring 1,
be given the tile which has been 50 Ions
attached tO him, that OF Dad lie
entertained the news gatherer with fun
eral and ghost stories, sang merrily a. the
horses logged along and was IKE roses
picture ii cOntentment. Arriving at th'
resiaeD"e OF Stowell who Tor two year
by the grace OF Uncle Josiah Begoie ano
d. K. Watershed the position OF Deput.
Warden al the lOnia prison and he tOlt
what he krew a follows Il met IhOma
r McGarry a few days since, just before
went 90 Grand Rapids 10 sit as "A Juror II
the United States Court, and he sal,
tc me Say, sam. Do you know how
Miilard got acquitted reptile,
/ in the negative when he continued
His little sister yas there an,
ingratiated herself into the affections Of th'
jury He then further explained 10 m'
, that in the Etiman divorce case letters wer'
fled tending 90 show that ssme of the jur,
. formed her acquaintance during the trial. y
. Thomas f. NcGarry, when pinned dowi
10 the point knew nothing positive eNcep
what he bad heard from others and ex
pressed a wish not 10 be dragged into Ih
controversy. W ". Mitchell, who first le