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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Tn { TOWN or LAKE ODESSA.
oaly oss lear Ola and . Pssal.tiea If
ons fkosssEd.

LAKE OBsssA. kioh. July 1e.-This morn
isg ssw the Inauguration u TIE nsr q. 4. f.
l. & d. railroad. shish Is nofsele event
in the eistssy If our tesn. Lake osesss is
situated about midway between Lansing
snd Grand Rapids. and also Hastings and
Ioaia. szraaac is the sssrest town. wbich
is sb9at toartesn Mates distant The saT-
roundiss country Il as fertile ss can be
found IN the state. Ths fact together with
its renoteness fFon other towns and the
vigorous pass and enterprises Of the business
people here warrants the belief that Lake
Odessa will outyie her nsig hbofing sister
towns. Her growth hss iadeed besa mar
vslsus She las sosa called the IN ush reon
town; YET, was Ell The rApidiIy Of her
growth. she 10 eaiit IN substantial man
nsr. One year sso this place was . farm
and wheat IVES harvested where
the principal streets nov are.
Today We have q population OF about one
thousand people, ana nearly every yoca-
ton is represented. People from ths vicin-
ity Of Ioaia, sarapac. Portland. Charlstte.
Nashville and Hastings come here 10 mar
ket their produce and do their trading We
are blessed with as good . local paper ss
any town in the State. having large and
well nerited circulation. Our bank. called
the Lake Odessa Savings Bank" is doing
Q good business. n. j. Jacques. who runs
the "IronclAd' elevator. aud +. Il. Minis.
the Excelsior elevator have their elevators
full ~ oyerfowing OF wheat, oats. wosl,
etc. Hotel Miner. a large. three-story, well
fitted brick. is doing a good business. Nine
grocery and general stores. two hardware
stores. two dry goods. one exclusive boot
and shoe stores and two drug stores and
other places of barter Of minor importance
supply the trade. The medical pro-
fcssioh is represented by DIR. Mar
tin, DR.. Hart. DR.. Grand and prs.
Edith TAYLOR aud Christine Anderson.
The profession of law is represented by A.
ID. Hawley. The manufacturing consists OF
two saw mills, one planning mill. stsye fac
tory, and an oar factory will sson De erect
ed. What the town needs is some more
man ufActurins, a good Touring pill and .
dentist. Jordan Lake. on which Lake
Odessa is located, is fast becoming resort
for pleasure-seekers. A stock company
WAS lately formed and beautiful steamer
purchased. The passenger depot and
freight house are two of the finest on the
road. The two cost 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A Lively Tilt Between Parnsli and the
Government Loader.

A Lively Tilt Between Parnsli and the
Government Loader.
LONDON, July l6.--In the House of Com
mons today William Summers. Liberal.
asked whether the government had held
any communication with counsel for the
Times in the O'Donnell case. Mr.. Smith,
the government leader, replied that if the
question was intended to suggest that the
government had received from the Attorney
General any communication whatever re-
porting matters which had come before
his knowledge as counsel, he must
distinctly say that there was nc
foundation for the assertion that the bill
was already drawn and there was no neces-
sity of consulting the Attorney General.
Psrnell was not satisfied with Mr.. Smith s
explanations, and for the purpose of hav-
ing full debate on the question he moved
an adjournment Of the House. The Speaker
decided that it would violate the rules to
proceed when q motion relating TO some
question was already recorded.
Mr.. ParBell said: My proposition refers
to the position of the BILL not to its merits. "
He wished the House 10 discuss it. The
Speaker raped for order and said that his
ruling must be obeyed. Mr.. Parnell excit-
edly shouted: D0oe Mr. Smlln mean 10
say that We will not be allowed to debate
on the bill; that we must accept,
like sheep, the judgment OF jury
of butchers" Mr.. Smith insisted that the
Government would not consent TO a
debate. Upon this the Psrnellite members
left the House to consult ~ to what course
to pursue
Mr.. ParnelI stated in the lobby that the
position assumed by the government was
intoleIable and unheard Of They offered
him and his colleagues. be said. as alleged
criminals, tribunsl of their own choosing
After midnight Mr.. Smith put his mo-
tion for the bill appointing commission
of inquiry. Mr.. Parnell expressed surprise
at the movement by the Government. He
said: IF the letters produced in the 0'Don-
uell libel suits by the Times are genuine,
am not an honorable, bat q dishonorable
member of this House. and it Is the duty OF
the leaders of Parliament and the nation to
insist upon thorough inquiry being made
instead of saying IL is for me TO decide
whether will accept the bill or not" IT
looks" continued be, "as if the Govern
ment wished to put the question OF authen'
ITCHY by letter in the background"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
ACCIDENT AT kALkASKA.
A Boiler In the smith Lumber Cempany's
Mil Explodss.


Sx..ss,Ve - xNNS.,Na
KALKAsKA, July 16.-Ons OF the boilers
in the Smith Lumber Co.'s mill blew up
about noon on Saturday, doing but little
damage however, more than to shatter the
arch so that il will have to be rebuilt entire
and the suspension of operations for short
time. The boiler is said to have been
poor one when put in. The front end of
the boiler and due door made large dents in
the surface of the adjacent mill pond, and a
chair standing in front of the srcn was
thrown against telegraph wire with such
force as to cut it in two from end TO end.
Fortunately there was no one in front OF
the boilers at the time, the fremsn having
tepped away q moment before the explo-
sion. This shuts of the electric lights un-
I'll the repairs are made.-kalkaska's 3
or less chaotic state thus far during the
Spring aud summsr- For some weeks the
Pipp House has been thronged with work
men engaged in building 3 large addition
and rearrsnging and renovsting the origi-
nal portion of the house. This work now
approaches completion. and when done
the Hotel Pipp will be one OF the
best arranged aud best conducted
So hotels along the g. K. & l.. railroad.
The Manning House il again 10 possession
of the proprietor, J. L. Manning. . well and
favorably known hotel man. On coming
into possession on the date named he also
began the work Of thoroughly overhAuling
the house from cellar TO garrst and building
addifionz
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Manager Fred q. Berger and sol Smith
Russell and bis excellent supporting COM
psny left The city yesterday morning ior
their tour Of the lakes and northern resorts
before opening at the Grand Opera House.
Cincinnati. August ~. Mr. Russell las by
long odds the best dramatic company that
ever yet supported q comedian lie played
'Bewitched" in Greenyille last night and
every seat in the theatre there Was sold in
advance. Tonight the company appears IN
Big Rapids, tomorrow night al Esnlstee.
Thursday evening IN Ludlngton. Friday IN
Cadillac and Saturday in ChsrlevoiI. Next
Monday evening the resorters and citizens
Of Petoskey will laugh st The great come
dian, and then Sol goes 10 the 500" and
so on 10 Duluth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
THE "ov CONSPIRACY.
A Conference OF Leaders on Both Sidss-
A settlement Probable.

Conference of Leaders on Both Sidss-
settlement Probable.
CHICAGO, July i6.-Two pleasant looking
women were brought into the crowded
court room this morning where the "Q'
dynamiters were being examined and
given seats behind the desk. One of them,
said to be q woman to whom Bowles
though q married man, had made love on
the dynamite expedition to Indianapolis.
and whose presence in court was brought
ABOUT by the prosecution, had more than
anything else induced Bowles to confess in
order to head of q suit for divorce.
Alex. Smith, the Aurora Brotherhood
fireman who turned informer, was the first
witness called Unhesitatingly he con-
frmed the outline of the case so stsrtlingly
outlined the first day of the trial by District
Attorney Ewing for the prosecution. Smith
retired before the beginning Of the afternoon
session. after having been subjected to a
crOss-exsminstiOn of great length By the
defendants counsel. They failed in their
purpose 10 get MIN to contradict himself
bat did establish the fact that be knew
nothing shout the dynamite found on the
train when Brodsrick, B0vies and Wiisen
were arrested.
The cross-exsminstion Of Kelly Was re-
suusd a. the afternoon session but moth.
ing Of importance was decided, sns bY
agreement Of counsel further bearing rs:
postponed until 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning.
Al lste hour tonight conferene. vs'
held between President Perkins. Genera
Manager stone and Attorney Writ Dsxter
On ths part Of the Burlington rosc, and
Chiefs Arthur snd Sargent Of the Engn-
ee-s and Firansens' Bfofksrb0<ris Cna5r-
msn Hozs ofthe Grievance Conmiftse. sBd
Attorney Saiiivsn OF behalf Of the striki q
employee. Il is stated 0pon good sathsrity
thar the result Of this conference vi -
the delsriDg OF q the BarliBgtss strike b.
the tro Brctherbeods and the 5roppirg o.
tie dTBsmits prosecutions hT tie rsilros1
oompsny. Chief Arthur arrives II TIE city
this evening and TIE confsrsnes rss hast y
arrarze1
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
n. NJ. r. Club.

The Young Mems Prohibition Club held
held their regular meeting at the Circuit
Court room last night The drill squad
met at 7:30, and under the direction of
their drill master made fine progress in
some of the simpler evolutions. AT $50
the meeting was called 10 order by the
chairman Of the club. and the regular order
were added TO the club. The club have
made arrangements TO have Sam Small
speak here two weeks from tonight, and
are working hard to have the necessary
funds to meet the expenses incurred, and
all friends Il temperance are invited 10 give
" hat aid thsy can to the club.
A conmunication was received from the
Y. n. G. r. u. inviting the Y. M. p. @. to q
social to be held at their rooms on Pearl-st.
next Friday evening. The club will hold
another meeting next Monday evening, and
the drill squad viii drill % the street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
ELECTION ORDERED
TO VOTE ON The WATER QUESTION
fas Eiestisn to Take Piece August AZ
The Exss street DeEaa1sy LAss orsinaaos
Passed By Vote ef - IA
LsHEs&y session

TIE Common Council was called 10 order
by tss Mayor al s clock last night with
ell the couBcilDen present
TIE only business outside Of the regular
roarns business vas the passage Of the
East 81. dummy line ordinances by . ballot
Of ; 10 7. Many amen 5nents we're suE-
eesLed and discussed, bst all were voted
dsws aud the ordinaEoe Passed substsn-
tally ss il wss introduced and Published.
The vote was ss follows: AYES. Davidson.
HAywsfd. Mckee. Rogers. Saunders, Stew
ard, Shsnshsn and eproul: nays we're
Baldwin. Creque DeGrsn. IEenhsrd,
0Donnell, Stein and Stokes.
The Ways and Means committee reported
fsyorsbly on the proposition OF the Board
OF Public Works 10 issue bonds 10 the sum
of sl5O, 900 for the extension OF the water
works. The report Was adopted. Ii was
decided 10 submit the matter 10 the voters
st an election 10 be held on the 18th OF
August The Council aid not adjourn
until after midnight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

The salon de bailar. room 25x16. with ia
hard r1ud door. = irrigated 20 prevent dust
snd cleared Of everything but few benches.
Candies ara stuck along and On the wall. the
women huidle together at one eud of the
room and the men stand a1d SQUAT about al
the other. everybody rolling and smoking
cigarettes. The band Of four pieces turns it.
self loose aud Joy IS uncoullDed. Men aud
women szs supplied with a iodicious amount
q rnescal. very rarely is anything served 70
eat siu daylight The Mexicaus are born
dancers. snd many of their graceful. stately
figures rnirst rell be copied hy cur Ams-icaa
masters Dancing is iutarvrersei BY valun-
teer singing accompanied by the guitar when
the sonss are by women. The sorxs q ths
ueu are 81 ssch 8 character that they cannot
have ncr need say accompaniment. every
hne ending With chorus, ia which every
body joins. and ~ times fire harmony is rem
Ssred Az O'Clock a n everybody = fesl-
ing tclly. - 3 in fchtinx need, at 4
c'clock only TIE soher ones sre dancing. sspe-
cialiY ne lcvrss AZ 3 ss tbe frzt zisnsru~r #
dawn cor,es cr>~pinx ever the uassntairs. ERE
hand visds up vita the Iov-rs' edsnzs. =
The isxf s~e~t verbs are Whispered IN ths
sencrfes's s~r. ard th< company iispe-.e for
an bcur's sleep
Slr oiciock sees q rr1nson of th> cr-~runrh-
srS. hs~vy eyss snd BE s1lkv A aor-
slowing up az ts.f hoor - csrefnIiv nneea.
snd a. ths next aanc- ths aesnez~us j. r-rr
81 Sutv .iSss s~rdias Vet u-n<A -ork =
done thsa dsT. Thr n~n wso ride u, hnes
sre Gus eut in~51hIe-ssl.sp r-obablv IN
eu-ne c&nyun<-Csikazhaa Cor New York
Worid
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
WOOL MUST Be FREE
TIE voTE 10 sTalke OUT lost
me Cen saftfse az ths Wbsls n ths Hoass
Dseia>s - Vote % izo - I0z - ks-
ala ths Cis1se-3fF. foFa's Csa4-
AalgEss APpotAtsd.

WAsassTos. July ls.-Ths H0Gss IA
commlIlse Of ths Ehols on tAs Kills pin re-
lscted ths proposition 70 striks soOi o. TIE
proposed lrss lisa The cote stool l0z n
l4xof Of asd I'D against striking out sew
ara smsadme1ls sefs offered 70 ths paper
clauses and rsjaetsd- Several COMMITTEES
smsndmsnts offered 5y Ar. Nils -srs
ai00tsd. This aaishsd consideration Of shs
tariff isafares of the oill excepting iss
pafazraoas thas had been passed over Ia
ioraally and ths admin latFaLiys portion
os tns bali vas taksn up. Npen
tobacco sections 1efa fsseaed al
ansndmens - Mr. AiLs VAS
adopted Exing October /. lsoc. As The date
uDoa snicn the fepeAi d The taxes on
manufactured tobocco and snQn shall 20
infs eject. M " lse, OF Virgins. moved
ne repeal Of ne taxes On cigars, ehefoots
and ciz arettes- fhs repeal OF the tobacco
tax would surely Fsduce he surplus, bus 5y
lowering the tariff exss it might be that
The resources would &c Increased. % many
instances - beiirved u would De. kr.
Wise wanted it distinctly understood that
be vas 10 iaV0r Of deriving Tie revenue
needed 10 support the Government by tax
atIon on foreign products imported into the
county.
Nr. Johnston, OF North Carolina.
brought the questi0n Of free whisky
iairiy before the House By moving % amend
M Wise molten 50 a. % provide for the
repeal Of al internal Fsvsaus taxes on spir-
Is distilled from grain or ifuit Of any kind.
he did act want free brandy or free Ehis-
kY, cut hs wanted 10 see bis people from
oppression Of az almost military law. Mr..
JOhast0ns motion Was lost. Yeas. n,
nays 80. " nen the vote was announced
Mr. Johnston inquired: What has be-
come Of the Republican paEtyt thought
IL ~ss going 10 vote with me"
Ar. fost. OF Virginia. offered an amend
ment similar 70 the motion offered BY Mr..
Wise. but which was defeated Yeas. ca
nays, So.
Mr.. Sosden. of Pennsylvanis, offered an
saendnent sbolisning the tax on spirits
distilled from apples. peaches and other
fruits. bus pendIng vote the committee
rose, and the House a. 45O D. N. ad-
i0urned The Speaker Just before adjourn
ment named Messrs. Ford, Oates. SpinOla.
Guenther anc Morrow as the select COM
mlttee 20 investigate the importation OF
contract labor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
THE PRISON REFORMERS.
A Paper by the Superintendent of the q
troit Bouse of Correction.

A Paper by the superintendent of the De-
troit Bouse of Correction.
BosroS, July 16.-Nearly two hundred
persons were present at today's session OF
the National Prison Association. The pa
per OF the forenoon was by Joseph Nichol-
son, n,1superintendent of the Detroit House OF
Correction and president Of the Warden 8
Associotion. He said that the Bertillon
system for registration and Identification of
criminals. when in general use by reforms
tory institutions and police departments,
under proper restrictions. will prove Q
strong factor in repressing crime. The
question of how to deal with the criminal
class must ere long be met by the spplica-
ton Of more potent remedies than are now
applied. in order that the cause of moral de-
formities NAV be reached. Several ques-
tions ere long will arrest the sttentios of
thinking men. Among these will be the
inadequacy of the penal laws and the IN
certainty Of their administration, the de-
moralizing effect Of powerful corporations
and trusts. bsrtering away of public do
main and enforced ldisness caused By labor
associations.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Republicans of FenaviIIe Rstify,


FKSSvILLE, Mich.. July 16.-Ssrur5sy
vas a rsd letter day for the Republicans Of
Fsunvills and vicinity. Ia the afternoon
thev rsissd pois sndFrom the top floats a
strssmer With the candidates names. Hsrri-
son and Morton Ia the evening they held
q ratification meeting and srEsrized = Hsr-
risOn s1d Morton club, 9TH about thirty
rasrs ners Speakers present we're DR..
Thomss. Of AleEsn, Who vsnts tie norsi-
nstion for Congress for the Republicans,
David Stockdsis rho wants 20 se Judge Of
PROBATE Col y dix. Who wants pensi0n
ard deserves it too. There vas isrgs
tsrn out ard The Repabiicsns f-el cosfdsat
OF eisstinz Their county ticket any wsT.
ore Democrat ~ss on tie street offering
40 to one on bets b1t no Repaslicsn feli
Ike invssfsna-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
MISSING PAPERS.
some Tmportsnt Documents Len By Em-
peror Frederick Missing.

Some Tnportsnt Documents Len by Em-
peror Frederick Missing.
LONDON. July ia Berlin correspond
.nt throws some light upon the story that
the Empress Victoria is virtually prisoner.
Although she IS not under lock and key she
is 90 surrounded By officials and soldiers OF
ths court ss to not be free. Il sppesrs that
certain state papsrs-rspOsts sent in from
81. Petersburg Fien1s and London By the
German military attaches and which were
sf Friedrichskron on the eve Of the Emper-
or's deslh-havs disappeared. Besides this
q certain political testament Of Emperor
FrsGerick has been sent - London, and its
return - especially desired. All attempts
20 recover these papers thus far have been
N vain. Emperor William has scot in
turn ail of bis Ministers 10 bis mother for
information concerning these papers, but
0oos ~ them have bssn rscsived With the
sxception Of Herr Frisdo0rz. Minister OF
Justice and a friend Of The ate Emperor.
he wss rscslvsd but obtained no informA-
tiOn. Il vas following his failure that TIE
access % the Empress was strictly guarded
snd has bseu so since. Primes Rsd0iin has
been asked 20 MAKE the last attempt, and
In the sveDs Of fnal failure u = said that
. formal Judicial process vii be brought
against the Dowsger Empress to secure the
return Of The papers
Prince bismsrk has certain pIsns 20 carry
uf. To = known that Emperor Frederick :
political testament crosses this and is pub
hcstion might cheek ais course. he WOO ia
not care 70 be placed before the public IN
the light Of influencing his son 10 20 di-
rectly IN opposition 70 bis fsther's wishes.
Hence the control of those papers and the
sczndsioas cosrss toward toe dowsgsr
sncreSs.
Lkowsger Enp press Victoria. Of Germany
ksS requested TT. Mackenzie 20 Brspsrs a
ecuplete history Of Emperor Frederick :
Illness IN order Co coDbs he charges made
- TIE Gernan doctors The Empress wi.i
prohaoiT publish The report.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
More Burglars I'm Ada

sksNssy-s ~ VsNsSss~-sS,NNa.
ADA. July l6.-Early Friday morning
some green hands at the work entered Jas.
COrkins' residences By cutting the mosquito
bar on a window. They took bis pants and
vest from a chair TO the back porch and
found 81 Is and large plug of tobacco in
them. They then went 70 Mr.. Yonksrs. on
toe Fuller farm. went thrc ugh the house,
but got nothing. The tobacco vas seen in
the hands OF q young KID the next day
The boys are closely wafcbsd.-Hsyiug
i nearly doee snd farmers are waiting for
wheat 70 ripen. Il is very late this year
Corn and oats look good. Potatoes are do
ing we'll. now as the bugs have let ups lit
Ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

h. l. CsresnEes nlsa al sfidsyit ia the
csse yesterday thai
makes thai esse look different. Ii vii be
remsmbsres that lssi week . motion wss
made - dismlss the case In his Eftdavii
NJ. csEpsnsef ssys thai Ar. Wise. a. al
torney ior the defense has taken al M
professional Way ~ winning Tie case by
soing T. his Client Mr.. Smith, and trying
70 sci aim 10 olsnlss the snit, and be sls0
says thai smith has been offered so % dls-
continue The case. kr. CsrpeLter sets az
how smith and South Disislos-st- barber
nsmec ctssens came 10 his once and
claimed that hs. Smith snd AlopfenstleD
had stayed 81 StessEs house es kr- sne
Mrs. Smith. which be bsilsysa 10 be tTae 81
the time OF ths commencing Of the suit.
Mr.. Carpenter dont ike the ssy the case
10 being rsiircsded out Of his hsDds. ana
some enc 10 likely 10 hear unpleasant news
II II Is. ss some one connected with The case
has conamitled perjury If il is disc0nunasc.
The csss comes from Caledonia and Mr..
kiopfenstsin Is charged with stealing the
affections Of Mis. Smith from her husband.
smith is vexk. ignorant fellow. sno IA
probably bulieoEed some in the matter
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

The party of business men who went 10
Detroit yesterday over the new d.. L. & y.
railroad came home last evening highly
pleased with their trip and the road. Al
though this was the first regular trip over
the road IL rides ss easy as an old road bed.
and excellent time was made. The train
last evening Was On hour and q half late on
account Of . sink hole in the road near
Lake Odessa. which will be made pssssbls
-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Frsp1Ar. o., July Is-The crest ripe Iins.
~hlcn the standard 01 compsay IS suild-
md from The 0aio oil 6eids 70 Chicago =
- nov 50 fsr enupisfsd that e hsz been an
nouncef thst petroleum rom hrs city vii
he runring into ChfcsEo through t1is lire
By ; pferaaer l. Ghs under aking Wa De.
eun ia FsaruarT. and. considering zee as
fsfire and charscteT 81 TIE country through
whicb the line pa>ses this - con Sisier.i
49, woTx. The rost ~ the Inc. including =
iuu4ing sfsfiors. hen mcletsd VI. b.
cTf k1tss.al1
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
THEY ARE ARRIVING.

The Msa Who Are 10 Take . Part In the
Coming Regatta.
The first installment OF crews for the
coming regatta arrived last night. and they
go into trsising at once at Reeds Lake.
hose who arrived last evening are b.
bausch. 4. Johnson, j. Osborn and Ben
Webber. members of the Sylvsns. OF
Moline. Ill. who are entered in the jsnior
four-oared race. Alex Aolcolm and Fred
gsstrich, of the Modoc senior pair, ST.
Louis. Mo-. and John and RoberT Carbst. OF
the FarrAguts, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

cssssF Fs11. Jnly i6.-Arthar Fssth.r-
ssons. vs Known Scoesh fsrua.r. hvinx
near the Jefferson 'Thifs ekarch, Wills
srx.ses IN TIE hsrvssf 6ei5 ths ro-nins.
s181<niv fssI 1esd TIE csuss - his sas.
z.n death -ss hesr4 6ls-ss~ O. sppcplerv
He rss xsout - years of sss snd go
gar respected
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Mr.. FoRos COMMITTEES.
The speaker Appoints Msssrs- Ford. Oates
spinoIs. Guenther and Morrow.

The speaker Appoints Msssrs- Ford. Oates.
spin0fs. Gusnfher and Morrow.
sxsNssset yslteses
WAsHISsroS. Jaly i6.-Lste this after
noon Speaker Carlisle announced the COM
position of the Select Committee to investi-
gate immigration. moved for By Mr.. Ford q
few days ago. IL consists Of Messrs. Ford.
chairman. Oates. of Alabama. and Spinols.
Of New York. Democrats; Guenther, OF
Wisconsin. and Morrow, of Calaforn.s. Re-
pa5llczns. After the COMMITTEES had been
znnouncsd Nr. Ford said 10 your corre-
spondent that no plan Of action had yet
been mapped out ey the committee. Il
would undoubtedly commence operations
in Nsw York. aud then 10 to Boston, Phils-
delphis. Bsltimore. and. later in the year.
20 West He said that the object Of ap-
pointing the COMMITTEES was not to preven
able bodied and industrious men and
women from coming here. bat to hnd out
II the provisions Of the law forbidding the
landing OF assisted" immigrants were be-
ing violated. and TO devise some plan ol
keeping out the horde of Poles. Italian,
snd Slsvs who are brought to this country
simply for the benefit of the Steamship
companies. The COMMITTEES Is regarded as
. good one. and some practical benefits will
undoubtedly result from their labOrs.