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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-26
The Worlds Richest Men.

The Rerue des Deuz Mondes recent
ly contained an article by e. de
Varigny on the money kings of the
United States, which presents curious
ly sounding statistics about the mil
li0naires not only OF this country, but
Of the whole world. According to NJ.
de Varigny, who derives his infOr-
nation from an English source, the
millionaire begins not with a million
dollars. but with q million pounds
sterling. The statistical table he has
borrowed gives for the whole world
absut 700 millionaires. OF these 200
are assigned to Eng land. 100 to the
United States, 100 to Germany and
Austria combined, Is to France, 50 to
Russia, so to India and 125 to all other
countries. Jay Gould heads the list
(for the year 1880 with y capital
reckoned at 1.375, OOO. 900 francs, and
yearly income of 10000, 900 francs. j.
w. Mackay comes next with an esti-
mated wealth of !, $50, OOO, 900 francs.
Then follows the English Rothchilds
with 1000. OOO, OOO C. Vanderbilt with
625, 600, 600, j. P. Jones. SOC, OOO, 900.
the Duke Of Westminster 4OO, 0OO, 900.
John A. Astor 25O. 600, 900, w. Stewart
200, OOO, 900. j. G. Bennett l50. 0OO. 900.
the Duke Of Switzerland 10000. 900.
the Duke Of Northumberland 120, O00.-
600. and the Marquis of Butte 10000
o0o.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-26
Train Men to Be Honest.

If you examine into the history Of
rogues. you will find that they are az
truly manufactured articles as any
thing else, and it is just because our
present English) system of political
economy gives so large a stimulus to
that manufacture that you may know
IL to be false one. We had better
seek for system which will develop
honest men than for one which will
deal cunningly with vagabonds. Let
us reform our schools and we shall find
little reform needed in our prisons
From John Rusksn's 'sCnt0 This Last. -
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-26
SHIPPING POULTRY.
How and When Live Fowls Should II
Sent to Market.

How and When Live Fowls Should II
Sent to Market.
Shippers should see that the cOOps
are in good condition before using,
so that they are not liable to come
apart while in transit, az they
are roughly handled sometimes. The
coops should also be high enough to
allow whatever kind of poultry is
shipped room enough to stand up.
Low coops should not be used. it not
alone being cruel. but q great deal Of
poultry is lost every year by suffoca-
ton. Coops should not be overcrowded.
In shipping hens and ROSTERS they
should be kept separate. Nothing de-
preciates the value of q fine coop OF
hens as much as to have q number OF
old cocks among them. Shippers often
wonder why they don't get the highest
market price for their stock. In most
cases this is the reason; good stock al
ways commands a quick sale at best
prices.
Poultry should be shipped so as to
arrive at the market from Tuesday to
Friday. Receipts generally increase
TOWARDS the end of the week. and there
is enough carried-over-stock on hand
Saturday to supply the demand. Mer-
chants, rather than carry stock over
Sunday would sell at sacrifice, rs the
stock when in co0ps, loses considerable
in weight. and does not appear fresh
and bright, besides Monday is usually
a poor day to sell poultry.-Prdirie
Farmer.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-26
SALLY WITH A Y.

Now. to me spade spade is.
You may talk about your Sadies
And the lot OF your fine LADIES,
AL the fashionable fry;
But there's none TO hold q candle
None-hoye'er they rig the handle
To their names-in all the land'u
Touch my Sally with y.
She is neither wise nor witty.
And. perhaps. not even pretty:
But she is good and she is gritty,
And she'll know the reason Why
II with her name you daily:
And the man who spells it Sall:e
In Humiliation's valley
May perhaps pick up the y.
Tho fair fools with the new-fangled
Names have most adroitly angled
For your uncle-realiy wrangled
For the love light from my eye,
There is one who never sought me,
Never 'broidered braces brought me.
Yet somehow she's cutely caught me,
Has my Sally with ay.
-ROsfOu <,l1bS
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-26
AeAlthtui Advice.

Young Woman Ito dealer)-I want
to buy a cane for a young gentleman,
but hardly know what kind of head
to select.
Dealer-Yes. miss: what size hat
does he wear?
Young Woman = Charley - er-the
young gentleman wears number five,
l think.
Dealer Then you had better select
one without any varnish On it--N. 7.
Sun.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-26

=" l shall have to tell your father. y
Eight-year-Old Youngster-"I don't
care for that; my father isn't my boss. -
g Who is, my lad?" Mother is; she
makes us both stand round at homo "
Inquirer.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-26

-Guest-"Do many people visit
this beach," Landlord" We have
quite floating population during the
bathing season. "-ldea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
ROBBED THE MAILS
STOLE 100000 FROM BOXES
Aa Unparalleled cAss-rwe Msa Charged
Win H&siEg stelsn Thousands of Let
tsrs-Iso rrusks aud . Vslise-
Full feuad.

CHIcAso. Aug l4.-Frederick von
Ooerk.mpi and Thomas J. Mack were ar
rested Friday Charged with wholesale rob
ssry of letter soxes. extending over period
Of two years. Involving the theft Of
Thousands OF letters, and aggregsIng an
amount kroun TO eIceed one million
dollars. Oberksmpf was held by United
States Commissioners Hsyne for examins-
tiOn and Mack. vRo was arrested - an
accom- oiice was held 10 await the action Of
ths Federal grand jury. Ia oeerkampfs
room the police found two trunks
full Of letters packed neatly and
al torn open and addressed differently,
also a yalisr. similarly packed. and ssnch
of KEYS. In Aaek's room Was found pack
sgs OF opened letters and bundle of hlled
checks, bat he claims Lhey we're left there
ey Ooerksmpf for safe keeping Among
the contents Of toe stolen letters are bits of
ieweiry, pieces OF trust deeds, mortgages.
insurance policies. drafts and checks, for
large and small amounts, money orders and
Dromissory notes. The whole number OF
letters are roughly estimated NJ 1900. The
thieves probably had keys TO ths street
boxes, or had = confederate in the carrier
force. The locks to the boxes have been
chsnged within the last six months, but
ths stsAlings have been going on just the
.4ms
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
no CAUSE Fos ALAsm.
Hsw York Doctors .ay ths Diss2se Is Sot
Csataxisas Ia That Latitude.

49, Ysrk Doctors say ths Disease Is S0t
Csataxisas ia raat Latitude.
NzT Yoax. Aug 1.-THE hs4lth sntnori-
ties ars a0t 10 the isasE alarmed over tas
probability of Ysilss lever reachlas this
city by trala from Jackson wills. Fla DR..
cyrus bison. Chlsf Of The Bureau OF Con-
tagoas Diseases. sald today ttAr ne lad
ssxsn 20 ezra precautions On account Of
sas outbreak of yellow lack ia tae south.
Ths quarantns regulations are. ae Goa
unasd strict enough 20 prevent TIE
disease BENG carried here BY v-s-
se.s 8ut would se easy saoa<a
tor aB infected person % reach tbts city
~ tralu. Waiis no sa'ca Is kept AZ th6
raiiroad isD0ts, stiil there i saarP look
out maintAiasd Ia the metropolis. Inrse
SETS 81 ohgs.cians. working ia aArmoas are
daily mskiag r0ands 81 the ely. These are
the summer corps 0f lensm snt- a0ase IN
spsotors the regular sanitary inspectors,
ana tas plumbing and Ventilauo2 IN
spoctors Shslld case 0f yellow fever
reach Ssw York Dr Edson says mat be
would Be promptly in'srmed Of the DIS
covsrY 'IE has been cur experiences. said
Or Edson. that yeii0g fever j. a0t con
tsxious here. We havs haa cases of the
kiad nearly sgerv sumner sad hzVe' made
nutopsies upCo he so1iss 9f The dead, yet
us Oas contracted the disease
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
ONE DAY .Tss
rAs Regatta. a. n.esi1se rSstps.sS THtil
WsS2ssa4y.

AAcKIsAe. kiea-. Agg. l4-The yachts
Orisls s4s AAsnt4 Of Tsrsato. tks eattsr
Ysras asa sls0s Aiasis II. 81 Chicsss
tAs w.sg. Of Cleveland the Cora. Lula b.
and tks CITY of tks Straits. 0f Detroit are
ths priacipsl ersft here fer the regatta
which wks allied 70 eOGmencs today. It
Is expected thst ssysrAl other boats vii ar
rive and that tAs regatta Mi be one Of tie
squstie eysats 81 Tie year. There are
three classes. sad prizes are OnereG ID each
ss follows Class A-tirst. silver cup. val
asd al sS75, second, SIS IL cash. Case b
kirst, sl50, second slN C&ss C-First.
slz5 second. SEC, third s50. Capt JO-
sspA Ells~orth u New IsrE Capt John
Davis, Of Windsor. aud Capt. Joseph Mich
olson, II Detroit, viii act a. udgss.
Aflsr the races all the yachts will psrtici-
pate IN grand review, and red white sad
blue IRE viii be burned Oh board all ths
boats during the evening.
Ata aheeuRg Of the judges isst night il
was detiasd 10 postpone the races until
Wednesday, as al 0i ths yachts will not be
ready I'd stzrt tc ass the date set Tor the CO a.
tests between the lrst-class boats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15


VA. Quinby. OF Ess, Saginaw. is At the
Eagle
George r. Back. Of Kalamazoo. is at
Sweets
D. v. II. NoreI.Dd Of Detroit il at
Sweets
n S. Iocksrsy, Of Rsvsans Is stopping
81 the Esgi-.
A o. Dsv, q Nswsyzo sttornsy. = stop
ping e. sweets.
n. ~ Robsen and wife. Of Edmore. are
E1ssss a. ths Morton.
q 7. KfmhsH cf ksnistse snd q. N
Sls-. - spsrfs. az T1ssts A. The age.
John Isvis q Gr.envills JudEs % Pro
hss. of Montcsim csuaty. is a. S->sts
ossrternssts Genera Geerss A
Hart. q ksnistes. is stopping 81 ~.
Norten
J. r woo5. ~ pstreit. tysv.IinF rssssB-
gar agent of tss p T. & \. 2. r. sat tss
Morton.
Ken (. G. Nssoa. r. Z. Ds.sno. J. K
sd n n kcCrscksn snd Gsorgs q
Wstrous q kusksge1. are a. tss
Morton
IN Frlsr q Grsszvils. r e. - Fael.
NJ Failsr r. Great Co1rt CoFz ssione-
~ ksztosi> coansy sd !. n tks cify
sz&ns rssoss1y - sssD>gT 60
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

vtxcENSrs. Ind. Aug. if-Dr. \. B.
Allen and W. T. Rstciia. Of Oiney. IT,.
have made wonderful discovery Of the
plant that causes milk sickness Some time
$50 Mr. ". 4. Rstclif. rbo lives eight
niles south OF Oinsy. was climbing over =
fence and broke q weed which came IN con-
sscr With as hand. Mr. Ratclf asd AZ one
nze ossn afflicted vita milk sickness. He
nHticed fhat tbs 5roksn weed bad pecg-
lar smell srninding him OF ais illness. 10
so Impressed him that hs rr-o.v v-d % test it.
81 he took from rs herd Of cattle a young
snd healthy calf and fed tbs weed 10 it.
The animal vas soon taken down with the
milk sickness aud died NJ RatcGf was
not sstisisd and ~ fsd ths weed 70 two or
three othsr healthy cattle from the stock
ssd tbs results vas idsnticslY the same
He tock the weed 70 0lneT and plscsd the
mater oefsrs Or y B Allen. wh1 : nov
In coufsrsncs WITH ths state Board oi
Esalth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
POLICE PICKUPs.

The bar obstruction case of FsrdiDsnd
FrisT vas adjourned until the 18th.
Chas. Shields was arrested again yester-
dsT afternoon for keeping his saloon open
after hours. Ihis case was s6jogrnsd TO
the 18th.
Thomas ". Kerr paid - - yesterday for
smashing bis brother. samuel in the nose
The two brothers run q shoe shop in
Bsrkevs row on Pssri-sf
The case OF Cbss ShieloS for keeping bis
saloon opsn after hours, vii probably -
discontinued this morning. The two Wit
nsssss for the PEOPLE 90 not sgrss.
The ssssut and battery csss of Frs0k
Pugo1snBssi va sdjolrne1 Yesterday
untl nsrt Tuesday Joe HioDsr. the BOY
Who vss assaulted. = vsrT SICK and Dr.
Dr0ste rou q not lef hirn srpssr ~ Cogrt.
Ja~sph refz q sxiosnkeepsr a. - SDufb
Tonfa-st VS. srrested vestsr6sr on two
-srrsrtr. one for FsepinR opsn sffer
hoars ss6 one FOR bsT obstruction p
B.sb case ~il come up feT exam nation
TIE lsfa.
Marta DsCrisf lives 81 3lq Ess Rridzs-
e. YESTERDAY sfterK COZ f-o of he ifts.
chil-f.r strs-e< svsy frsu sorns sn9 ~srs
found iu ID. evening a. Z. ;. Harris stors
So The csrrer 81 @outh Divisgon-st are
3 rth-svs TIE pstyel wagon toek TIE
children hons
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

WORCESTER. Aass.. Aug. lA-rhs sons Of
Asr.hsrn aid the corner stone of a us~
svnsxoKue here on sunday, and dsn incident
aot down on ths progrsmms caused con-
sidsrsbls excitement The venerable raboi
whs corductsd ths services had reschsd
ts@ poirt m he exerciscs when be vas %
bless ths stons. aud In tae conduct of ne
sacred cfics thrust his hand into ths open
ing ~ for the BOZ of rslios. Hs t6rust h .
hsnd in and Eith elazinx eyss drew cat .
dead cst. sscrii sgiousy pisced there ay a
hoodlum. Earaxed BY ne laughter the
rsbbi a1risd ne scnoxious object straight
Int ass sudisacs. It struck a nan o. the
srsd and sarromed of snd Eeun6 Itself
sAcuf the nsck Of : small BOY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
Burglars At Byron.

txtNSSS,t - Nst 1tNSsNNs-cnsNNN
RYRoN CENTRE. Aug. 15.-Last night Mrs.
Peter Hartley, living two and one-half
miles from here. was awakened by hearing
q noise in the kitchen. Upon going to the
kitchen she was confronted by two men.
One of them pointed . revolver at her tell
ing her 10 stand still and make no noise;
but regardless Of their threat she ran back
into the bedroom and locked the door be-
fore they could enter. They tried hard to
get in but her cries frightened them away.
All the hired men happened TO be sleeping
in the barn.-Aiss Clara Kyle. of
Dubuque. Iewa, who has been visiting Mrs.
I. J. Smedfey, has returned to her home in
Wheat is coming TO this
market st present. in large quantities. w.
g. Cronkheht shipped two car loads today.
There are six buyers here representing three
separate firms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
FOUND DEAD IN A WELL.
a Sensational story of a Drow ming from
Battle Greek.

BATTLE CREEx. Aug. l4.-The body OF
George Campbell. aged "a years, Was found
at the bottom of well on the farm Of
Charles Chiddister. in Coavis township,
this morning by party Of neighbors who
dug out the we'll. which was q shallow and
unused affair. IL had been filled up un-
known 10 Mr.. Chlddister.
Campbell disappeared in August of last
year aud was reported TO have gone West.
Frank House, aged thirty years who then
worked for Mr.. Chiddister. claimed he had
bought team and other effects from
Campbell. A few months after he took
Canpbelis position in working the farm,
and Campbell's mother who is q widow,
has lived there since. The nelghbors. who
sd suspected something was wrong, dug
up the wall this N orning with the result as
stated. Coroner Briggs and Deputy Sheriff
Powell. OF this city. were notified and left
this forenoon for the scene, where they will
hold an inquest. Suspicion points strongly
to House. The body is only partially un-
covered, awaiting the arrival of the coro-
ner. 1t lay head downward. and was clad
in light pantaloons and a navy blue coat.
1t is said that House once served term at
Jackson for robbery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
HudsenviIIe Happenings.

tys~ssyss - 1At NtAts,NS-ss,sNa.
HuDsoSviLLE, Aug. 14.-Nr. and Mrs. n.
J. Vsnderbaesh mourn the loss of their
youngest child, sn eight-month-ol baby
girl.-Celmsn Corey has returned from
several months stay in the West.--The
young ladies OF the village will give an
Oscar Wilde" social at the parsonage
Thursday evening. and now there is deal
Of speculation as TO what an Oscar Wiidsn
social Is. The ysung gentlemen give it. as
their opinion. that the young ladies are
getting just little Wilde.-Mrs. Harry
and Mrs. 6erfet Luzencsmp. who nave
been spending . few weeks at their old
home IN this vicinity. we returned to
theif hOraes iI Big Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
Ire ISSUES o. Tee CAMPAIGN.
0eHsrsl hsrrtseEs Lac r@rtssE 1stAs
keseK eis tssis - Ar- kkl@iss

lKDIAs kfolIs las, Aas ~. n. n.
All.sr. VI tas az iira II HARRISON. killef
A kisRa. ~ks wsst IL Nsw \ ara . Fspresss l
Genera Hsrrison al tks bl4iBs TeosRteE.
Ess returned ksns.
ar. Blame is snisyi iKg tss sssi health Of
his liis, SAFE Ar. Miller this e,esing he
told ns be never isiI ~ well hs is
robust as lace has bDe oolof his
eve i bugnt, and his energy seems
- bs unusual even Tor Blaine ! haa
a long tSlK with hin. lie 1ola Ins he vas
grsIihsd ~lth the KsPaelicsH position.
that ssronssT uckst could noi
have besn pat IN tie heid. that
the issue vas clearly protection
or tree usde. and that the record 81 politi-
ca Circumstances was uDQucslonabiy IA
favor Of the Republicans. Ar. Blaine pro
poses 10 entsT st once upon vigorous can
vasf Of Maine. the rlectl0a IA whlcb state
Will take place the second Monday IA sep
temsef. As soon a. tHai contest be settled
lie sill Coue 10 IAclsEs and place hlnlss !
Et ths command OF ths party here. lie VII
make = number OF speeches. lht com
mittee Las nol determined wkers be will be
sent IN this state. nor have any other as
tails Of his campaign been arranged.
y
fine the campaign 10 protection
in our extended conversation lie men
toned no other issue. bui ] kn0w he issOrk
making . general attack. His enthusssm
over the tariff question is due largely ~ the
olssrEess With which party lines have been
drawn. They are now ne he would have
been pleased 10 have them four years ago
Did you regard the Blaine reception A. .
political or persona. affair
Political OF the most positive sort sno
al Mr.. Blsine's suggestion. II was one OF
the grsndest demonstrations IN the history
OF American politics
Mr.. Miller said that he had been unable
To meet Mr.. Merton. kr. Miller, however,
heard from other sources hat the kepUo-
licsns were IL better condition than they
had been for years sad that the chances Of
carrying the States were unususlly bright
He says the fisheries treaty. the wanton
insults 10 soldiers IN the pension veto
messages and the collapse Of civil service
reform under The Democratic Administrs-
ton will materially assist the protection
issue in carving the doubtful Eastern
States for the Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

NEVDEErovs. y Y. Aag. lt.-r ci7cun-
stance. under Which tae esuey and sc-
scrnplisbed dsuxhter Of = Unsdiils clergy
mar hss vithdrsvn from society sni
.nt.r-d = training schcei far aarsss a New
Ysrk. vita the purpes. ~ isvoeng aer afs
tc rorks a charity and nercv. ars ~ q
sinw1isriy ise~r-sting snd romantic natars
he TaurG IsdT E<s tas sshsnced spouse 81
Rohsrt " JRcues. q Tr1ns nediCsi stnd~nt 6
- Cradilis. vAose stra1ss 9isspesarsncs
"a. rsxnt sf Nsv 8 ts<-. ernishea rsvs-
e~rv lat rsasiss s1sciutelY wfthaus =
cfsw Tk.rs q srsry svidsncs sAst Sc vas
-s-s~fs~s~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
ALARM AT LOUISVILLE.
TArss Ma Supposed 10 Have Yslio~
Fever oa . Railroad Train


LoCsvuLE, Aug. t4-fhree persons.
supposed % have yellow fever. passed
through Louisyills this morning en route
from Jack sonvills 10 their homes in Ohio.
They went 70 Jacksonville last spring for
their health. and when the yellow fever
became ar epidemic, oy energetic measures
and robust misrepresentation 70 the
auarantlns officials. they made their escape.
They we're Accom panied oy an saicial Of the
Louisvills and Nashville Railroad. Vho was
also 10 the infected district aud making his
sscaps Re bad n0t ysl shown any symp-
tans OF the lever. although be was Tor
tine With Lew Tuttls. passenger agent OF
the Louisville and Nashville FOR Florida,
who died AZ JacksonVille, Florida. Tne
offciAis wife aud others. supposed % have
been lsss dangerously exposed. we're also in
the party.
" Wasn they left Jacksonville Saturday
none Of them we're i'll and the only fear
xas that they would not Be aols 10
get through the lines. Before they
reached Waycross. Ga. however. one case
Of lever had developed and the victim was
put OF a. q fsrm three miles south Of Way
crosa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
BASE HITS.

The Rubys did not play ball with The
Democrat Juniors last Sunday a. stated.
but will play next Sunday for $500 or
less.
A fine game was played between the
TEIrGRAN-HERALD Juniors and the Dem-
Ocraf Juniors at the old park on Jefferson
ave. yesterday, which resulted in q victory
tor the latter by a score Of II to is. Bat
teries for TELEeREH HERALD Dane and
Henslemsn. for Democrat Lane and Scott.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
THE YELLOW FEVER
osly oas ns~ VICTIM YESTERDAY
csaxrsss - - Asssa - Psss ths Eill for
Eslisf e. Daes-Aisrsa 81 1sssis-
sills Over Hhxss sap
psssa G-ass.

TsczsosVIILE Fla. A4g. iA-on-y ons
as- c4ss Of Fs.los lssef Aad 6ssa rsPortssi
- - o csock tssiag taat o. >. r. 1im-
naaas. fireman. The EEseulss Commit
ts- md 1zs AaEilh4Ey sanitary Association
at tsdzg and decided - iaCrezss -as auln-
80 ~ ias0fcfs and sanlL4ry solk- ti9Fi1As .
rspfesratafaes 81 WashiasfoD sere re-
44estsd ~ ielsErsph 10 lxss The iasi4sclaLs
nassase sl t1s gel1ilk sll appfopr@tile <
40 10 tor relief and pfsFsnt ti0a- lt sas
asoi4sd 20 sgp-sl ~ lltl1ens sao hAss
a.santsd r1aulssIFss ~ col-ribuie to~ir
saars goaaafs lhs ExscuuVe COMMITTEES :
sxasnsss 1sgsea bF tas spi1emle, olt 40
.oDeal isr oaLsld8 4ld riA De made a.
srss-lff
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
A CONSCIOUSNESS scoUNDReL.
A Man with /. Family Courts and Mzrrisi
= fesr-0ld Girl

An- VIA WILL
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug - Eugene c.
Mosely, a currier. woosd and won . girl Of
10 with and by her parents consent. while
not many squares away ifyed his wife aud
three children. Nosely was first married
in Phiisdelphis in October, 1875. He
brought his wife here and livsd very
happily until he met Fi0renos Riley. Who
is petite and veryprstty. The gsri fell
desperately ia love With the carrier
and the latter played nis cards 90
well that be sBocssded ia impOs-
ing on the old folks. After finishing
BIS days work ne would 90 to his soHs
est BIS sspper, kiss bis ~ifs and children,
and then % 10 court the girl April II ras
the day nKs1 for tas wedding. On April
rs the dsv previous. ne sent his wifs and
children 30 Phiiadelpb promising tsst se
would follow On jane l. The second mar
rage took plscs at shs sppsiatea tine.
and ths bigsmisi lived = double lite unsii
Juiy 2 uaea hs m0taer-in-isv No.
? cane scross saaae lsttsTs from No.
-hich hs bad led ia as coat
pocket. When kossly rstarueS in toe even
ing be ssw lhst tas gsals vas 20 and
skipped I-0 days ls'sr a. girl rife fol-
lssea him since ths1 tae par we're Rof
hesrd from until YssisTsav afternoon. waea
kose vsstnrei 20 t9rn acre from Feu
YORK. Tns police hza been ~stcaisE t9-
bial. ard a. once sS0s sisa n custody. He
VS. 10 hsve hsd . hssTisz yes-sr5sy. but
70 Eivs ~ifs NJ. 4 chance 20 come here
an testify II ~ss postpoaed- No~ly has
seen con uiff@a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

BAx CITY. Aug. l4.-Azarish J. Ashley,
aged o.. grocer, left his store Saturday
night between 10 and II o'clock, and has
not been seen since. Failing 10 come a.
the usosl dine. bis son Eber went to look
for him, aRd found he bad left light burn
ing money in the drawer, and the door
unlocked. His soDs have been looking for
him ever since, bot without success Mr..
Ashley has been in III health for long
time past. and al times bis mind has sp-
pesred 70 bs unbalanced. II is feared that
he may have gone down n the river aud
been drovned. but bis family are hopeful
that be only wandered away and is still
alive
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
THE A. o. u. w.
Meeting of the seis ct Knights of the Order
1T Kalamazoo.

Meeting of the ssis ct Knights OF the Order
at Kalamazoo.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE meeting
Of the Select Knights of the A. o. u. w.
convened this morning. with 80 delegates
AID officers present. and Grand Com
mander Anton +. Bithsr, of Niles, in the
chair. The officers present are:
Grand Vice Commander, c. J. Byrns, Of
Isbpeming; Grand Marshal. Ed. Z. Os-
born. Of East Saginaw; Grand Standa I'd
Bearer, w. Cochrane, of st. Johns; Grand
Recorder. r. ID. Teele, of Grand Rapids;
Grand Treasurer, VIM. Shattuck, of East
Saginaw; GRIND Junior Workman, 0. s.
Mason, of oscoda: Grand Guard, Ira A.
Clark, Nsgaunee; Grand Trustees, Jos. w.
Wood, of Battle Greek, and Ira A. Clark, of
Negaunee.
The usual committees on Order, Appeals,
Grievances. etc., were appointed. The re-
ports OF the grand officers were read and
referred to the several committees. The re-
ports were all indicative Of prosperity in the
order,