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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
Ganadfan NfsffoFs

Yesterday about forty Canadians arrived
on the afternoon trains on the -. G.. II. &
u. Railroad for the purpose Of visiting
relatives in this city and neigbborhood.
Today more are expected By the ssrse
reute and also By the Michigan Central
They will remain about tv0 weeks. A
large number went to Petoskey. Mecosts
and other points north. A considerable
part of them intend to take IN the West
Michigan Fair in this cify before returning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

tgs1ssz11 ID 81 aes d 8eu1zrsee.
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a. a. = zls8 chafcz- II a. Asy 81 . Bae4ys
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A creso. 81 fee eF1e
fas Pgslic are osT6.zlly lsvi-ea - altsad
thsss sexyicss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
On Suspicion.

r. a. Dsllsmonth was arrested Thursday
night by Deputy Sheriff Cowans for jump
ing hotel bill in Belding and Ionia, and
an Ionis county officer will come after him
today Dellamonth Is an artist aud with
his wife travelled from town to town paint
ing banners, etc. de is also suspected OF
having something to do with the burglary
committed in Bedding a week ago. The
couple claim Grand Rapids as residence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
Kent Scientific Institute.

The frat meeting of the Kent Scientific
Institute for the ssason was held last even
ing. Br. Holmes presented the society
with . mounted srmine, two volumes of U
8. census reports. one volume Of meteorleg
ical and physical tables by Prof. Guyot
and also with q peculiar sample of Goa
cemented by fungus growth. Some rou
tine business was dsae and the meeting
adjourned to meet again in two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

r ader-s Sheriff Christmas. Of Grand Haven.
q iu re cfts
Ta-ee ass raid s416l into ne Polio.
Ce1rt rsstef1s7.
80 business .r ronce circl-. rrsterfsv
o. n. .n ira home sor lo.t hov
ialn 81 N-ishs. = csl0red man. psid 8 IS
4ev t3r comm ttinx a hr.%rh OF ths
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The Sixth Ward Republicans held q very
good meeting in Hennessy's hall last even
ing. Jas. A. Coye and others made
addresses and good time was bad. The
neIt meeting will be held two weeks from
last night, when the vice-presidents OF the
club will be elected. Last night the ward
was divided into working districts
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

trs-fs m Lr 'gston. proprietor ef %.
te 3 Works of 7.fsl- Cr--s.
80 sss arrested on a charge o. reriury.
-sr-sl IS snfrer = Sutherland. Of TITS
So asf s sueriv - Ett r Cre-k is new
c cn he as f-ie1ds havinx rnu~
rfnrf as rase1e s1d al. ~ Ifv-
e.H sefs fast ns VI nov rect his f,rs
fr fsa r.1ss >fsiee snurt ard SOW ~ -
$3.50 ftr refa arer 81. whether it =
.r someone sIse
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

July y . judgment wss given in Justice
Ysls's court against John striker IN favor
of LBtser Rank for s55 and costs. August
= suit vss.tried before the ssuas Jastios
bst-esn tse Grsndvile Plank Road Com
psnv and Warren Coates. and . Judgment
Of SO vas rendered against the defendant
yesterday TIE defendants in bssh cases sp-
pealed the cases TO tie Circuit Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The Democrat managers who have the
matter in churse are bound to have big
crowd when w. r. Burt. the Fusion can
didats for Governor. is here. SO arrange
msnts have been made TO have h i'm in this
city on the 18th. during the fair. This was
the day set for the City Hall dedication,
but that ceremony will bs adjourned for
one week. This was also counted upon as
. drawing card for Mr.. Burt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
The Water Works Bonds.

The new water bonds will soon be ready
for delivery. There are thirty bonds of
&. 600 each, and each bond must be signed
forty-one times by the Mayor and Comp.
trollsr. making 1, go times that each man
must sign his name. To sign their names
that number of times. and handle the
bonds, it will take about six hours
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

wurz5urg & Bronson's band have been
engaged to furnish the music for the reoep-
ton this evening. and for the Republican
rally Dsxt week The hand was offered
frst prize snd free hotel bills if they would
attend the band tournament a. St Joseph
tbis week, o1t they could not 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The lsiiss n ths oFscs Of n. Registsr 81
Dss8s are isssbted 70 H0n. Go. Y. Ihonp-
son for fns bsskst of luscious esriv
Crswfor3 resr hss uhiCh be kindir seas
then yesterday. The peaches vsrs grovn
% NJ Ttarn . % q IN u PsLafe.d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Ms. Amir. HhL q e Nsrietts~
esIisd q posios sss6essrssrs sss ssksd Fsr
sid "a snSsuT hsr bsy sidssy Hi -as
hes seen missing sBoe ss-seu ber q 7se
bsv = a Tears es6. ssd vsxss< f>x k<Cers
q krs1Ssl6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

trs.e r Fsr.ss - ran. sscsssss. nrls-
= sesaz t5al lalstrsta1's 6nsi sccssnt 3is-
= 81 rsss's sst disclsrxins ain L.
a. f sen aashas6. deceased. srssr an
aes ~ aeHrver md S.Euusi
seaaseit ss7cnrrs en ci.IEr. Esssf.
= rr Hitter. f@crased. - a. -
- = eke1aieF ssecnd snaasl scno.nk
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
kalamazoo and Hastings.

Lewis Sergeant, superintendent of the
Kalamazoo and Hastings railroad, was in
town on Business yesterday. He says that
the rumor that the road is be sold is entire. v
unfounded. Work will begin soon on the
extension from Hastings and will be pushed
as rapidly a. possible during the fall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

William Kelley. charged with sssaulting
and bstsering May Ssscore, was found
guilty in the Police Court yesterday. and
vas hned SIX ceEts and costs. which be
paid. The costs amounted TO ss.37.
Kelley IA. srrssted q month ago, and
the case has been hanging FIRE since.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

All members of the Mississippi Marine
Brigade and Ram Fleet are requested 70
meet ct the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
in the county building, On Saturday even
ing, Sept. sth, al 80 O'Clock sharp.
Henry Y. kcCoEsrcE.
Co. C. Cavslry
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Man has still more desire for beauty than
knowledge. hence the capricss OF the world.
Smoke Grand Republic cigarros aud BufIos.
sold by all frat class dealers. Morris II
Treusch q Bro, sole agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Andrew Thompson and Mary Mccall
we're married in this city On March - lss2
aud Mary deserted Mr.. Thompson tAe same
6sy they were married, and mas since re-
fused to i've With hin Tssserdsy hr.
ThoTpson commenced . divorce suit IN The
Superior Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The o. -Wssh-to-Nong Boat Club returned
from the West isst evening. Ths boys
id rot bring bone prize Bat they cam.
home very hsppT srd say hat they
received 80 5sst treatment on earth While
IA salt lake City
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Peter Doraa. ehzirrsn Of the Dsnocrss
Cisy Cenna ittes. sSsrssSsd meeting - he
Fifh Wsrs ass evening ssd orgsaizsd a
Hcilsnd rleuocrzf Cius-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Who calls me at the early dawn. and tells
me now that 1t is morn. and 10 my work
should go and smoke Grand Republic
cigarros and Buaos7 Nv wife. Sold oy ell
frst-clsss dealers. Morris II. T.eusch A
Bro. sole agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

sE Rogers . % io8EsF eoazsct.s sitn
tns gage 2ls1 ne 1ne s1eald Are AIN
sr=c ~ e1uFfeslss 90 acfc4nt 81 tss fsL-
aaata 4zzaL8 r. .. C0ssEs
B4sinsss Asasker.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Nellie Hart tbe woman arrested for Keep
ing nous. OF III fame on Eils~orth-s-s
vss srTsizned in the Police Court yesterday
morning and psssdsd guilty. and paid szs A.
rsfher that 20 10 al for sxty dsvs. Mrs.
Hsrt's 1sms will se On the rsEsstsr here
afre-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

THURSDAY sftsrnoou Mr.. Cisrsses Gra-
ban. of IS Si1elair-st. -ss accidentally ?
. 9 n tSe hip - msn psrned Martin
6 p who vas handing = revolver. Ut.
..loinsxi dressed the ws1nd
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

IHDIAsAPoLIs. sept. 7.-fhe double um-
piEs system ~as witnessed fos shs 6rst time
today by an Indianapolis audience, but IS
there we're no close decisions on bases its
pfssticakility could not be seeded. While
the game sas closely oontsstsd. there were
40 especially brilliant plays. The visitors
we're weak a. toe eat. bat in tie ninth sa .
combination OF errors BY Hines sRd Denny.
a sacrifice. base on balls ssd two Dagger
score.
I0disnspols --.....0 0 OOl o. Z
New YORK .....-........-.J . % o o o / o - s
BASE -fndisnapo.is o. New York s.
Err0rs-i indianapolis, o, Ae~ York,
Batteries -shreSe and Buckley. keeie ard
BfOau.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

To forget wrong is the best rsvenR.
for well begun is half done Smoke Grand
Republic cigsrros and Bptfos. sold bv all
hrsl-clsss dealers. Morris X. Treusch 4
Bro. sole agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

4 fesl thst ! csnaof PRAISE Hoeds s.r-
ssperils hslf s1ongh. ssvs . xrstef1i
raatber vhose htte so1 rss slmost bIud
irnu ~srsfals and ga cured ~ -ts~ S~ca-
h>x z~tamza
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Early Fall novelties now ready At Miss
Airton's, in the new Shepard block. Foun-
tsin~st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

ss- Ter. seilI Wa k.is al DsEEssa .@s
Fttesbarx

CzGcAso ssPS. I-B Bosgo1 sEs Ch.S4xs
cubs made one of he sEsTpsss nxhts foE
vsasy game sssG On tie srsuass Iais sea
ssn. fss Csicas0s played via especial
sHsrPaess. ss is -as islt th.t to1sy's eoalsss
wo1la Esse az igsDortsht bearing on their
rstsatisa 81 sscond place. both pitchers
ssfs as hard. t4t - soE2s fans we're sAss
caring ste game "a TIE ninth inBinf
A1soa nea gsk onto CiaTKson and
pounded 0ct ne victory. Following . ths
sC6fs
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sossOl -------.--...-.s 0l9 - >
kase HiLS-chieaF1. ll. e0ztoa lI
ExfQfs-t nIraxo. s. b<sEoa
baxteFies-Bsl3zlu aud Dsis Gkrk4oa ani
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Or Edis has removed bis residence 70
55s Fulton street. East His former resi-
deaoe will be for rent September B. The
house il large. the location irst-cisss. there
is bot and Geld vstsT. bsth-roorn. furn.cs
barn. etc. Apply TO DR.. Edis a. his Office.
15 Monroe street lover Wilson drug store
from - 70 u =. m. or 2 20 D m
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished by w. E. Scribner,
-esI ests, - deaIar 56 paarls.
Cages "saturday Gazette. :

The first issue of Cages Saturday Gazette
the new Family Paper. will appear today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The most brilliant srccess hss followed
tbs intrsdpction Of the Grand Republic
Gggsros snd B76os. beospse tbsT are gsnu-
ine Long Hsvsns FBler. Try them. Sold
bv al frst-cisss dssiers
MoRsfs II. TEEUscE 4 Bro
sole 4Rents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The man who fights the battle or ~.
without Grand Repoblic oigsrro 10 con-
fort hin is p0or indeed Sold ~ al first
class dealers. korTis n. Tregsch 4 Bro,
soc agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

EzfQfs-t 1lcsxo. 5 sossoa
Batteries B.l5sln aud Dsis. Cisrkson snd
, 1888-04-15
For and Against Bou1anger.

PARIS, April l4.-Meetings of electors
were held last night at Coteau and Baze-
brGuck, department OF the Nord. The
meeting at lie Coteau rejected the resolu-
ton favoring the candidacy of Gen.
BOulaDger.
NJ. Paul de Roulde, in a letter to
the papers, invites the school teachers to
support Gen. Boulanger, whose name, he
says, means neither a dictatorship nor
war, but independent and self respecting
peace, and France cannot exist under the
absurd regime of the pseudo monarchical
constitution of 1875. 1t is unworthy of
argument to say Germany would declare
war If Gen. Boulanger were elected presi-
dent. He believes Russia could not do
otherwise than favor frances will.
The Gauiois says Gen. Boulanger will
visit the department of the Nord after
the election, which takes place to NOR
row.
, 1888-04-15

Archbishop Whately, commenting
upon the effects produced by rumors,
mentions the great influence of one re-
port which preceded Bonapnrte's return
from E,ba.
When the return had been plotted, and
just before it was executed. Napoleon's
partisans went through France seeking
land to purchase. When about to close
the bargain for a field, they would ask to
be shown the title.
If they found, as they generally did,
that the field was lane which had been
conliscated at tie Revolution, they broke
Oft the negotiation at once. The title.
they declared, was insecure; for the
Bourbon government of Louis XVIII did
not recognize the legality of the act of
confiscation.
Their acts and words spread through
out France the rumor that the Bourbons
meditated the resumption of all these
lands-the chief part of France-to re-
store them to the former owners. The
rumor, thus artfully started and spread
abroad, caused thousands of peasant pro-
prietors to welcome Napoleon's return,
because thereby the downfall of the
Bourbons would occur.-Youth's Com
paniOn.
, 1888-04-15
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, April l4.-Robinson, of
Louisiana, from the committee on mill
tary affairs, reported a bill to the house
for the relief of soldiers and sailors who
enlisted and served in the army and navy
during the rebellion under assumed
names.
Gallinger, Of New Hampshire, from the
committee on invalid pensions, reported a
bill granting increased pensions to soldiers
who have lost both hands.
Representative Mckinley, one of -the
Republican members OF the ways and
means committee, says the Republicans
in the house don't intend to interpose fill
clustering tactics to prevent consideration
of the tariff bill.
The senate military committee has
agreed to report favorabry upon the nom
ination of B~rigadier General Crook to be
major general, and Colonel Brooke to be
brigadier general. They will doubtless be
confirmed during the first executive ses-
sion. The assignment of these officers
has been an open question with military
authorities since the nominations were
sent in, but it is now understood that
General Crook will be placed in charge of
the Division of Missouri, and General
Brooke will succeed him as commanding
general of the Department of the Platte.
The house committee on rivers and
harbors has abandoned the idea of at
tempting to call up the river and harbor
bill on Monday mex under a suspension
of the rules. A canvas which was made
disclosed a decided objection to the sum
mary disposition of a bill involving such
a large amount.
, 1888-04-15
Stocks and Cattle Markets

NEW YORK, April IA The stock
market to-day exhibited no change in tenn.
per from that of previous days this week.
The outside interest in dealings was re-
ducel to small proportions, while the bus
mess done was left entirely in the hands
OF the professional element.
Governments, dull but strong. Money
l(@14 per cent. Mining shares. dull.
Copper-Steady. Lake SIG.75.
Petroleum-Firm. Opened at 500, and
after the first few minutes became strong
and advanced to S24. There was a slight
reaction caused by realizing sales, but the
sales were well taken, and the market
closed strong at S2i.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific 6's. 1901; American Express, IO7;
Canada Pacific. $50; Canada Southern,
454; Central Pacific, 1925; Burlington,
llSB; Delaware, Lackawanna. 1853; Den
yer Il Rio Grande, ISL; Erie, 24!; Lake
Shore, $50; Louisville & Nashville, Sc;
Michigan Central, II; Kansas Il Texas,
I34; New York Central, lO4}; Northern
Pacific. 2I{; preferred, Ash; Northwest.
ern, 1908; Oregon Improvement, As:
Navigation, 80; Transcontinental, 10;
Pacific Mail, BIZ; Reading, 574; Rock
Island, 1909; Milwaukee X st. Paul,
7Oi; Texas Pacific, 23; Union Pacific,
52f; United States Express, II; Fargo,
100; Western Union, 733.
CHICAGO, April II. Cattle Receipts,
1000; market steady; steers. So BOA
5.0Oi stockers and feeders, 50 2O(03 60;
Sheep-ReceipGs, 1000: market steady;
natives, SO. 75(G6 90; Western, 81 SOFA.
Clio; Texas, 81 15(G45 so.
Wheat-Market weak and lower. Cash,
f5l; Icy, 1911; June, so 3-l6.
Corn-Market weak and lower. Cash,
6li; May, 55f; June, Sal.
, 1888-04-15
COLORADO'S
Excursion to Texas via the Pan.
handle Route.

The Denver, Texas Il Fort Worth rail-
o have announced an excursion to
Texas leaving Denver in the morning and
Pueblo at noon, on Saturday, May II, to
JOIN IN the grand celebration and dedica-
ton of their magnificent State Capitol
and attend the grand military encamp-
ment at Austin during the week May II
to 70.
Austin, the capital city of the Lone
Star State, is a beautiful city OF twenty
seven Thousand Inhabitants, and is laid
out resembling Washington City in its
general plan and characteristics, while for
beauty Of location and natural surround
lngs it far surpasses the National CAPITAL
City.
The new Capitol building is said to be
the most imposing granite editice in the
United States OF this character, and was
erected at tho cost of nearly
ten millions of dollars. The grandeur of
this occasion and the event which it cele-
brates will mark an era that will pass into
the historic annals of the state.
The State of Texas, in the month of
May, is clothed in her most luxuriant
garb, and a trip from Colorado through
the Panhandle promises 4 pleasure to res
ldents OF the mountain region quite as
unique and enjoyable as our grand scenery
will be to the host of our Southern friends
whom we expect TO visit us this coming
summer
The attractions promised during the
week at Austin are of the most brilliant
and interesting character. In addition to
the dedication exercises and grand parade
there will be a grand military encamp-
ment, comprising all of the sixty regi-
ments of the Texas Volunteer State
Guard, which will be augmented by at
least twenty-five more from other states.
Gllmore's world renowned band of
eighty pieces have been specially engaged
and will be accompanied by famous vocal
lists and present the distinguishing fea-
lures of the Boston Jubilee, viz: the
cannon and anvil accompaniment to the
national airs. There will also be a series
OF base ball games by eminent profession
al clubs and an attractive REGATTA on the
Colorado river in full view of the en-.
campment grounds. There will be grand
tnil dress balls given in the House of
Representatives and Senate Chamber Of
the new Capitol, while the entire week
will be devoted to fetes. festivals, fire
works and brilliant extravaganccs that
will ever be remembered by those who
participate.
A most cordial welcome is rendered to
residents of Colorado by the Texans, who
lately joined US in celebrating the open
ing of the line that now offers a return
excursion to all who desire to avail them
selves OF a low rate Of fare for the ro1nd
trip.
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress George Ady, general passenger and
ticket agent Panhandle Route" Den
yer, Colorado.
, 1888-04-15

In Cheyenne Churches During Day
and Evening.

Scandinavian Lutheran church, Rev.
Y. j. Beckman, pastor. Services this
evening in city hall at s o'clock. Scandina-
vians heartily invited to attend.
Y. NJ. G. A. linen only)-Meet to. day
at 4 p. m: Wilbur &: knight, leader.
Corinthians xvi, 10; Ephesians v, lO-IS.
Good music and singing. Come every
body.
ST. Marks church, Rev. Geo. G. Rafter,
pastor. Second Sunday after Easter.
Celebration of the holy communion at
s. Mathis and sermon at IL. Evensong
and sermon at 7:30. A cordial invitation
extended to all. Seats free.
South Congregational church. Preach
ing at II a. m. and 100 p. m. by the
pastor, j.. G. Lange. Sunday school at
l2:l5 p. M. Young peoples Society
OF Christian Endeavor meets at 6:l5 D.
N. A cordial invitation extended to all.
First Baptist churchill. W. Stearns,
pastor. Services at IL a. m. and 7:3O D.
IN. Morning service to the young.
Evening subject: Gods Concession
and Mans Obstinacy." Sunday school
at l2:45 p. m. Seats free. All welcome.
First Presbyterian Misunderstanding
by Rev. r. f.. Field at II a. IN. and
1880 p: m; Morning subject: Have
/. 18th IN God Evening: Question
Box. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening, Seats free. The public are in
vited.
First congregational church, Rev. A.
w. Williams, PASTORAL II a. III. and
1870 p. m. Morning subject: Joshua S
Training for Service" Evening: "Has
, 1888-04-15

"A State street physician gives it as his
opinion that four-fifths of the earnings
of his profession are derived from wo-
men, though in this estimate he does not
nclud h very large and prosperous
class of specialists whose services are re-
quired by men only. 1t is a sad COM
mentary upon the morals Of the COM
munity the existence and prosperity Of
hundreds of such speciali1.s for men, and
the picture is less encouraging OH the
other side, where SO many women with
health impaired by foolish dressing, i'm
proper diet and violations of the laws of
nature, maintain an army of medical
practitioners. 1t is only among civilized
peoples that women are less healthful
than men. Let doctors and the common
surmise tell why this is so. The fact re-
mains that there may be seen on the
streets of Chicago twenty strong, hand
some men above the age of 80 to one wo-
man. The woman who is able to retain
her youthful comeliness beyond 80 is the
exception. Good looking men of middle
or even advanced age are as common as
flagstones, while a handsome matron is
almost a curiosity .-Chicago Herald.
, 1888-04-15
s. -BEOH.
THE "SRoOT AND 300" MAN,

THE "SHo0T AND BOO" MAN,
Has reCeiUcdLhjS immense
Spring STOCK of Boots,
Shoes amt Shippers, and de-
streS to state hiS claims IN
IHrOr OF MS mGnV CWSIO-
mer'S and others aChy then
'C'H GHdHtO THEIR INTEREST
TO TRADE WITH HIM.
n claim to sea- tire veyy
best goods and at prices
"neqm0Ued tn Cheyenne.
With my RclC Spring
Stock, ecery GepaytMnent as
nOaU complete aCtth nesC 1asd
elegant styles.
\ carry the UeU EK0sCn
brands OF BnrE s. .rfcHr''S.
RMr't = POCk0rd's, and
Strong " CARROTS Gents
fine Boots and Shoes, Ed
sUiR &. BMg'L'S and y. C..
Bennett - B0rnHrd'S
LHdtes' HMd Misses fine
Shoes 0nd SHIPPERS, aChtCh
are the best tines made ia
.4neriCH, and 4 am selling
at LOICeI' prices than yOH
pay for interior goods else
lChere.
\ claim 10 SeH ehe best
Gents So Shoe in EOIUH.
My $3.50 .Ben'S Shoe IS
eqHGLiM ~eceryrcSDeCEEO any
So Shoe SOEd iV The city.
4 claim To sell the BEST
ICOrhinSIMGu shoe altered
tM This market. Prices:
$3.50, $I:.5, and $2:25.
4 claim to sell for So ~
French Md E0dy'S Shoe,
hand turn or ~ PiL, iChiCh in
fI'niReSS, style and III IS the
equal Of any and superior
10 many OTthc So Shoes SOEd
by other heaters.
4 claim TO SeH the beSE SD
Hid Shoes for Ladies Of
any house iH The city.
EOHer ip Inducements 10 HOH
al 10 Er0de aUith me.
EhGCe reduced The price
On ecery article iM my store
and ,CtH sell anything ia
the Boot, Shoe or Feather.
Tine 20 per cent cheaper.
Than any other house iM
EOlUH.
S, BON,
Boots Shoes. Slippers and Rubber Goods,
Leather and Findings,
ti5. West Sixteenth street. cheyenne
, 1888-04-15

Los ANGELES, Cal, April IL The
Jury tonight returned il verdict of not
guilty in the sensational case of Hattie
Woolstein, charged with the murder OF
DIR. Harlan, a well known dentist and
sporting man, IN October last. The de.
PENDANT was engaged to be married to
Harlan, and when she discovered he had
a wife from whon he had net been di
vorced she attempted to commit suicide
by shooting herself in the barn on the
Bar b ranch, whittier the couple had gone
for a ride Harlan, according to her
testimony, tried to take the revolver from
her and was accidently shot in the head
and killed. She dragged the body into
the barn, which burned the same night,
and the remains, when found. were diff
cult of Identification. Her folks lived Oh
a ranch hear Peoria, Ill. The Jury was
out but ten minutes.