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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

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| Az EXTRAORDINARY OFFER to ar want
= ing DEempl0yment--We want live, energetic
| agents IN every county IN the United states
aud canada to sell patent article Of great
! merit. on It's merits. An article. having a
/ large sale paying otter 100 per cent. profit.
| having DO competition. and on which the
| agent is protected in the exclusive sale by =
| aced given Tor each and every county he may
secure from Us With al these advantages 10
our agents, and the fact that it - aB article that
( can be sold 20 every house owner 10 might
/ not DC necessary % make an extraordinary
| 9iler 10 secure good az nis at once. bat We
| base concluded 10 make = - show. not only
ON confidence IN the mof1fs Of our invention.
bal DO rs stability hf any agent that vii han
Hie ll Nitn energy. tur an@nts now ~ weIk
are mas He frslm $50 - s}U p moIi Ia clear and
lnls Iaci makes 10 safe r. Us - make our offer
- ali who arc ont Of employment Any agent
lhat VII Efepur business thirty days trial
ana tail % clear AZ least 500 lB this time.
a''Ne AL ffpensfss can return ali goods u1slid
10 ls and Ne viii refund the money rafd for
them. No such employer 81 agents ever dared
- make such ofcrs. nor would ae lf uc did
net know that We bafe reenis now msbine
ssHPilFe cireu.2fs explain o5lr ofcr fully. and
these We Wlsh 80 srnd g. every one aut 81 eu-
ogfnent Rho rii send us three l-eenf Stamps
f1r postage send 20 once a-a srr1rf the
agency % tire f0r the boom and g. 81 rcrk
"n the terms named in our eNfraora nary
efer- AelIess az once. oral Novelty
WAN1ED Ayartner Win about sl8s ie
" enter iffo'fha rarufacfu-e 81 = ..-.fs..fs.5
arfiS'e for household use. anf something that
Is sure q sci. Address j.. q. care Telegram.
Herald oTre l5l
" - IEU--A sob 81 cutting lumber rnfu
eap4 IS httft pcf cas- VII put q shla
Eie 2 y Il necessary. FIsytef 4 son. Kent
tfy. flch. I5g
AANIED- Partner afte % invest from & ~
fe 500 Ere good paving esfst lsfsd blisf
reFsr enc acquainted with Bookkeeping prr-
ferref irvest cation saItrItef tfaress effe-
tor & care ~ Ie'agrsre- Herald ~
III AbA ETC heal iDg and fiarfrovanf sifff-zs
~ ~ south DIVISIONS corner Wealthy
ave " free. I'll
" AAIED-56 men ~ see our afre-fisern ~
I1 another r1iunn sweet 4 WORTH. Ffn
Fi1Yn.elt EEcbange. - arc = esfon buila
i1a
W AAlkD-krery consumer % stove ssse
H1e - FnoH thar ! sr setting Sfrte
trasalfre. in az csantfv. IS ~ cents g. ~
efee r as > rr ~ tae city. = ~ j lasaof
lfirFhcre tt f5f FqFt Fr-fnr 81 fs-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

livery man or woman who traverses
the side and CrOss-walks of Canal or
Monroe street on such a day as yester-
day, when the walks and bridges are
wet and slippery, is IN danger of having
his or her limbs broken.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that ioathsome disease. catarrh
and vsIn.y trying ever known reuesiv.
az lsst found a recipe which confple% lv
cured and saved hnl from death. Anv
sufferer ssnd nr a self-addrpsssss sfar5-
Ped envelope 90 Prof. !. a. Lawrence.
ss Warren-st., New York City. VIII re-
ceive the recipe free of eEsrre.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

THS authorities Of Toronto have voted
t2,soo for music IN the city parks dur
ing the coming season. How happy
the people of Grand Rapids would be
If they had the parks IN which to have
s. 500 worth Of music.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

III oN VIZ 81 satlt a. 02SE sl1 ggaa.iss gsi
sl.s 4 alss - worth sis i 5 prosIa.
ENik SAi.t- liss i4.l a. see tt.e rxai estate
Atfrt ss.iasi.i - y Il. hiassx. So a pli.
0Satn- Naiantn- fsf
A ahEAI aaa esle iUxrslElrD4 i.f 49, ~
NeNf ian3lN iS = lot er s ApUst nua lat al
Ger blfl>iaD- ~. Qr EightA ~ara gistss
tcasalt@asf ilrcFa easy payments ltaatE
doi4x. fUraeF a Garrett AeN nouscu,sa
b4llaing
ANAtA ean4 tots bui il xaa n Gals b. rlel
&ue h4IfA ip spur ele akt. bus uus oi
these houses Aue .ats. vr s vacant iul ~ A II
xeN &nf iaaV laiia "a 0Llsiuf property "a
Mebes. gAN ag NJ. Z LoNttEs bl0sA. egpasi ir
sweets hstei laT
tslh sAtt- Lots ga Nekces addition ncAf
Cable Aesa very cheap ga monthls pas
nsalitS 50 O. say e4sh Ass some Ene acre
prePeriS nc@f fht cits. at bATS ala. ! Ii Ne
bee sons. u Monroe 81 fo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
WAkTED-T0 RENT.

WANrED-One or two rooms I'm private
" house. without board; the ''hill'' pre-
ferred. Address W." care Telegram Herald
l52
WANTED-By the Rev. Bah Wright. a self
contained fiat. well furnished; suitable
for light housekeeping. Address by letter
only. with full particulars and terms, l02 Bosi-
Wlck-St. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
WANTED -BOARDERS,

WANTED-IwO boarders for "A large room.
on first floor; terms very reasonable ll3
hahSOmSt. l53
ROARDERS-TwO ladies and Two gentlemen
can fnd pleasant front rooms and board,
In private family, on the hill. near lake. In,
quire l65 North Prospect-st lhs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
A Wisconsin Bank Burned.

MILWAUKEE. MAY 20 Fire at wonewoc.
Wis. early Wednesday morning destroyed
the Bank Of Wonewoc and other buildings.
causing a loss of $1,000, with insurance OF
s6 zoo
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

ANOTHER man slipped down on a
Grand Rapids Sidewalk last night and
broke his leg. Citizens who are com
PEELED % 60 out when the walks are
wet should take the middle Of the
street
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

The Rochester, y. Y, Union,
thinks II a pity that John d. Rocke-
feiler should go So far west as Chicago
To endow a Bapdst university, while
there IL an abundance of room for
building on the Rochester University
campus. The Umon's suggestion IS a
very fitting one. 1t may we'll be ques-
toned whether ROckefeller's money
would not do more good IN Rochester
where a university has been appre-
ciated wellenOugh 10 receive support for
many years, than in Chicago where the
Baptist university was allowed to be
sold at auction few years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE By
". H. KINSEY,
=, g and -. Weston building. Canal-st
Over Board OF Trade.
Telephone su5.
List Of a Few Of Ny Houses and Lots

EOR SALE-A bran new modern Groom
house. hardwood finish, 'front.' and back
stairs. granite mantel and CRATE. sets rolling
doors. house papered throughout, gas plumb
ing. bathroom. cellar under whole house, large
los. On :. Lafayette street, only 500 81 80
cash. balance time. ". II. klNsE1.
EOR sALE-Good s-room house. new. on
INSEY.
FOR SALE-Large brick house with all
u modern cOnyeniences. such rs furnace.
bath, sewer gas, etc, with 20 IT. lot on south
Lafayette street, $3.50. ". II. klNsEf.
EOR SALE-A coy 7-roOm house. well built.
l. good barn and nice lot on nth avenue.
only sl,sUO. ". Ii. hINSEI.
EOR SALE-A l0-room house. furnace CRATE.
gas, sewer, etc, on South Union street.
near wealthy avenue. $3.50; on easy terms sS
EOR SALE-A good 7-room house on Clancy
street, % It. lot 81 900; another 81 -; easy
terms. ". H. klNSEl.
E'0R SALE-Wbo will take it this week?
nne modern house OH the West side. .
rooms, oak and butternGt finish, 500
". IL. kINSEY.
FOR SALE-Modern new house of rooms on
North Union street, between Lyon street
and Crescent avenue; reduced from s3,sJ 10
$500. ". Ii. klNSEY.
EOR SALE-Sro room house, CRATE. bay window.
folding doors. modern style. large lot and
barn on nice graded street IN South part of
town, only $40. W. ii. klNSE1.
EOh SAIE-StNtrai nice houses IN the last
part OF city for $1,000 tc 81 100.
". III. kINSEY.
TOR SALE-iIenry street residence 10 rooms.
modern built, near two ear lines. large lot
s}.3oO. ". II. klNSEY.
NEW ROOM HOUSE FOR SOL am build
~ ing "A new house in the South part of the
city. Will be good style, sets OF double doors.
plaster, oil finish. large square windows Oh
nice lot for only 500. W III. kLNSEY.
Mackinaw Summer resort property.
Bay View Summer Cottages.
Three tracts of acre property inside
of city limits.
viii build you a house on Weston
and Low addition As you want it.
45O feet frontage of business property.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

TIE Chicago J0urpoi refers to the
Illinois Legislature. which has Just al D.
journed, a the late Legislature. The
Michigan Legislature IS also late
shout adiournInr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

The coroner's jury have decided that
Bishop, the mind-rcader, died from
coma, and not from being cutup by the
doctors. Possibly he did, but this does
not excuse the doctors for outraging
the feelings Of the dead mans family
by their haste 20 carve MS remains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

Mas. LANsrRYs theatrical effects
were aucti0ned of At the Grand Opera
House, n New York, on Tuesday Mrs.
Langtry. Ike her goods, Is going.
going" aud pretty soon viii be gone. :"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
UNCLE SANS GRIP.
1t Is Fastened Upon the Throats OF q
Band of Counterfelters and Moonshiners
I'm southern Illinois

CHICAGO, May so United States secret
service officers returned TO the city Wednes-
day from Southern Illinois. where
they made an important capture
OF counterfeiters and moonshiners The
men arrested are Harvey Fields, proper
" owner OF Versailles, Louis Mcfarland,
and two brothers named Nose and Zeb
Ravenscroft They had been at work only
q short time, but had flooded the section
with counterfeit dollars and dimes and
were selling quantities of Illicit whisky
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

WHrrELtw REID gets sl7, 500 a year
salary as Minister to France. and pays
$4,000 a year rent. We suppose the
balance Of $500 IS taken nsdvertiSng.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

PosrNAsrER GENERAL WANAMAKFR
thinks the best color for letter-boxes :
rsd. THIS IS doubtless because mail
mstter s generally read.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
GREAT SALE OF FlANNElS.

OF nt Auction in New Ycrk-Good Prices
Realized.
NEW YORK, May 30 - Over 81 900, 600
worth Of fanne were auctioned of
Wednesday by j. o Wlmerding at No. CO
White street. II was the second day of
Page. Faulkner Co.'s sale, and the total
amount realized was $1,000 0o0 for
307 lots No trade sale since
July. 1876, has footed up moro than this
last one, and the quantity Of goods dis
tributed was much greater this tiIno be-
cause prices were much hisher thirteen
years ago But there was an increase in
prices amounting TO ~ per cent overt those
OF last year. Some grades were fully IL per
cent higher.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored, packed and moved Fx-
pert packers sent on short notice by Rad.
elm Holt. III South DiYiSiOn-si. Telephone
No go for your moving vans. Jan. l3 ~
4 NlONE desiring furniture moved and
"a stored, Will receive liberal Inducements by
calling AT :. J. Walkers. Il South Division II
A specially Is made of renting tables and
chairs FOR dances. public halls etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

GESEFkL ALGER and ex-senator Plstt
are gong 20 Aiaska-probably to try
and 6nd a warmer climate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

IHE man arrested for rObbing the
Chicago post-otfice e a Lslls, Il We may
be allowed a slang expression.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR SALE-Mare II years old dam of Novi
VINO was sold a few weeks ago for SalE
Address G. l.. Petit, MuSkegon, Mich. I5
EOR SALE-Job printing Office at a bargaIn
oNlce has good cash business and first
CLASS CUSTOM good chance for some on.
Win small capital reason for selling wants H.
go pa other business. Forfurfher fnformation
eau on or address with stamps. a Monroe n
Grand Rapids, Mich. The cheapest pIace ~
get printing done; record printing at s5 and
~ cents per page. A.Nan bort. ID.
FOR SALE-At furniture stock ceT1raII,- A.
Gated; spiefdld business; a first class har
gain 10 the right party. Address Zones p bov
3. care Telegram-iierald. 80
EOR SALE-An outfit for a steam lanndr,
Il very cheap; IN fact FOR lralf the actual c,s'
Also 6h0rse power steam engine and a do,
liyerJ wagon. Enquire at the Eagle steam
Dye housc, No. q Csnsl-st.. Of g. 4 Berwin'
eSff
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

IHE man who walks down the side
walks OF Monroe street without having
taken ont an accident policy = reck-
less man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

IHE custom Cf cremaHug the dead =
slowly but steadily Increasing. Ike
a. reforms, il takes time to Develop Il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

l7r0om house on Turner s' g go.
u room house on Livingsfon-sf All modern
conveuieuccs only one block from cable line.
Srr0
7room house on Couegeave.. worth 5000.
vi sell for CO.
J Tot on Parisave.. three blocks from street
car li1c s4pD
and other desirable property To al parts oi
the city
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
Sweet & RoTth's
Pine and TinbeIed Land Exchange,
General Real Estate Agency,
Office Rooms "a and IS Weston Building,
Canal-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.

We have at present orders from responsible
parties who wish 90 invest I'm Michigan. Wiscon-
kin. Minnesota and southern pine and tim
berei lands. Can on us for quicS sales and
prompt returns.
Correspondence solicited
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

The st. Louis Republic IS Democratic
organ; yet, speaking of the Southern
outrages on negroes, Il warns its party
that, unless the people OF the Southern
states suppress these political outrages,
''the century Will so out before the
national Democratic party goes in
again.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

THE demand for nov-shovels az the
simmer resorts 5 SAID 70 be unprece-
dertei.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
TO sUBseaiBERs.

Any sabserlBer to THE TELEGRAM
HERALD sho fails - receive the paper
regularly, whs may have reason 10
sompl.ia OF late delivery, will confer n
special fasor BY Informing this Once OF
an. fact al once. sead postal card or cal
aP tsiephons sal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

THE heavens wept yesterday over the
living and the dead alike.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

THE sea serpent has started On his
annuai tour.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
K0KBY TO LOAN.

WE have sold SO lots on Raymond PARK
h..n, .st curing the past week. Ihls
the city aud near one Of the most delightful
| lakes in Michigan, which Is already popular
SUMNER resort L joins the PARK and grounds
| ol The Masonic Home. Ompfising so acres
| which viii soon be highly cultivated aud
adorned. This Il ndoubtedly the most desra
/ ble suburban property yet offered 20 the pub.
| lie Special inducements are offered Ga early
| purchasers and those wishing 10 build th!s
| season. Terms are generally made 10 suit the
| purchaser. For further particulars. caii n
| address the Grand Union Real Estate LIZ.
change, and Tower block.
! Ii GIRLS wishing 10 go North this sum-
- mer had better secure situations be fors
| the demand IS supplied. GOOD wages ana fares
| paid 10 experienced girls. Ladies ParlOrs
and Tower block.
! WANTED - Superintendent for furnlture
W iactoryi ~ factory fnishers; 3 travelling
statesmen on commission; o good solicitors
| WANTED TODAY Foreman Tor planning
min In the city; zcarpeniers 2 FIRST class
| nlter saw hands; machine carVers. and 4
| Tower block.
| WANTED At oNCR-Bench hand for furni.
" tuIe shop. shoemaker. wood turner's 3
| and Tower block.
| EOR SALE-An the household furniture,
bedding. stoves. dishes. etc. of nrsi-eiass
| boarding house, with ten steady boarderS,
centrally located. Be- For particulars call
AT 3 and Tower block.
EOR SALE OR RENT-Brsnd new aroom
Il house. modern and convenient. taSS street
near street car line. price $50. rent Tor SIS
per month. Possession can be given June 10.
3 and Tower block.
VACANTLOTS FOR SALE. on Whites pat,
SouthbNlsiouIstrcet lots ar $50 each
lots AT s31; AZ 500 aud others al advanced
prices. and Slower block.
EEMALE HELP wANTED-6 good cooks.
wages So 10 So, working housekeeper
vegetable cook. pastry cook. al factory girls
for out of city, dresSmakers. = din nE room
girls, Kitchen girls. and - general cooks and
laundresses. Ladies Parior. and Tower
block.
CHEAP LOTS near new street car line: lust
= got them. VIII be plated very soon. come
and select a lot now; near corner Fountain
street and Grand avenue; terms 20 suit Ead
I Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
~ EsFAqE 00uKqRY.

koh Ai.t-Ao4 NJ. - OTTAWA Beach. thts
tat y eDe II the Hrsi selection, n a IL
has Ans klrw of LAke Michigan. AaareSs
gaA II. haSkins oT ". +. LofelanG, OrAua
Rapids, Mich ,<5~
4 GkkAI HARGAIN-Aaa acre farm frame
h0ase' g9oa orca4rd lau acres improtra
IAgsart Neio0tt A 6ansen N al
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

EOR SALE OR RENI-Brsnd new aroom
house modern and convenient. CaSs street
near street car line. price so rent. Tor SIS
per month. Possession can be given June 10.
3 and 4 Tower block
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

CHEAP LOTS near new street car line just
got them. VIII be plated very soon come
and select a lot now near corner Fountain
street and Grand avenue; terms 70 suit 5 and
Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED KALE

HELP WANTED K2LE.
nANfEN- experienced nleal caek ~ the
W llYlaESfsn. csT2ef ei r t~it0a AAd South
ulFlslaa streets la-
AANrtb MAJ g. f&ke = proprietary later
W esI aaa management 81 Baptist Record
Acdress A. h. T. Pear 81. as
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
LOST

| OST-Gold band ring. with initials Il. 10 N. f"
engraved on the inside; the ring was lost
return same 10 III West Diyision-st. lA3
| OST-A pug dog. wearing nickle- plated col
lar with name r. ID. Warner thereon
Finder viii please return 10 a West Fulton
81. and receive pay for trouble. l53
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

Usitsa Frsss asports. Pr0mpt ana EAsir
Dsiissrs. Al ths L0cai Ness. ana the
Cissnsst aaa Aost Plainly Printed Paper
Fablishsa = Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

EOR SALE-An the household furniture
bedding. stoves. dishes. etc. OF nrsi-e class
boarding house. with ten steady boarders,
centrally located Es- For particulars call
al and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31
HELP WANTED FEKLLR.

WANTED Refined person 20 take care ~
" tNo ebiiageR. and ae plain sewing. Apply
today. rooH s. @rAlsA. lel
NANlEll-h Baker 30 - Ia the country a
" ahorl distance - lake charge ei q small
iakers mast be a sober ahd good n era man
O. suca Is niAn steady Nork the year around /,
m4rned mai rfsIerrsa- Au4ulrV al Ne. -
C4nai-sf.. ~ Pima 4 Dgrice. Friday. MAJ ST
betscsh ~ and s. f0f baker. la-
WANTED Competent gifl Tor general house
W WORK. ~ LAggaFesi. fsI8ily 81 i've l5-
tNANIkD-A servant girl Ter general house
W Wogk. Oall al ~ North Division ~. l5l
k{ANTED-A gin fef general hOusewe era
W Cali 81 - North Division 81. Mrs. " ood.
lM
NANTED-A girl thorougy competent % DO
" general hoaScN0Tk. Mrs. A. Besi-T.
81 Terface-aFe. ID
WANDA lady ia each city, town aud
W township 70 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The brodi1 Publish
ing Company, Washington. ID. {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

Ths Paper Is Member n the American
hsssp4Dsr Publishers Association aaa - rep
resented IN Ssv NsrS - "a isApie csart.
where TIE d1srsag issues are Kept On als
The Nsshgazsaa 0ase 81 Eas IEssssA. sz-
Alb - a. sI5 f0arteeath st. y. shere sies
81 the pspee ga be seen 4aa visitors % " ash
insIoa Vii 1leags ~ masts Ssieguss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

FOR HOUSES.

EOR RENT-Small house. large yard; most
desirable location. and low rent; 25 South
Prospect 81. Inquire OF Eagesdeld a Cook. o3
MOnroc-st. l6
EOR RENT-ilouse. l16 Summer large
mouse; modern improvements. Inquire AZ
l20 Summerst Isl
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-31

WE have sold Sc lots on Raymond Park
pat during the past week This
beautiful Park is located on the line of
The q. X. l.. u. K T.. three miles from
The ely and Au Of he fsH
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-11-01
THEY STAND BY CHIEF ARTHUR.
The Locomotive Brotherhood Puts Hin
in Charge Once More.

The Locomotive Brotherhood Puts Him
in Charge Once More.
DENVER, Colo, Oct 29-P. M. Arthur
was reelected chief of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers at yesterdays session
of the convention.
When the brotherhood met yesterday
morning the nominations of candidates for
grand chief was the first order of business
Ohio nominated Chief Arthur. This was
followed by the nomination of Mr.. Vrooman,
of North Platte, Neb. Vedder, of Sedalia,
Mo-, and Fellows, of Mississippi. An in
formal ballot showed that Mr.. Arthur had
the convention almost unanimously The
first formal ballot decided the question. The
following is the vote: Arthur, 3l3; Vrooman,
101; Vedder, 1; Bellows, l.
Afternoon Proceedings.
The convention took noon recess and on
reassembling unanimously reelected Joseph
Sprague, Of Canada, third grand engineer.
Six ballots were taken for second grand as
sistant engineer, Hayes, of California, and
Hendrick, of Pennsy lvania, being favorites;
but no result was reached and the matter
was postponed. After an interesting address
by j. j. Hanahan, of Chicago, vice grand
master of the Brotherhood of Firemen, who
was present by invitation, and who advo-
Gated federation, the convention adjour ned
for the dav
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-11-01
The Condition of Trade.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-In summarizing the
review OF trade to-day r. G. Dun e. Co. say
that on the whole the speculative markets
are not promising, and are judiciously let
alone by the public. But the outlook for
all departments of legitimate business is
more encouraging than it has been for
long time. Very little encouragement is
given to men who hold wheat, as prices are
state of the market brought about by heavy
receipts scanty exports and no heavy de-
mand from the old world, where the crops
are not suggestive at all of a famine.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-11-01
The CIan-na-Gael branch.


CHICAGO, Oct. &c. -Yesterday the Cronin
trial began the fourth branch of the inquiry
into the murder. This is tho connection
Camp 70, Clan -na- Gael, had with the crime.
The first witnesses, however, werc Mrs Dl-
nan and Laura Herman, the first of whom
corroborated her husbands testimony as to
the departure and return of the white horse
rig from the stable on the fatal night and
the second told Of O'Sulivan's visit to the
Conklins tho day after the murder, when he
repudiated the statements made by the de-
coy when he drove the doctor away
Proceeding In Camp go.
John +. OConnor was the first witness
who testified as to the proceedings in Camp
20. He is the secretary of the camp. His
Journal was in court, and was introduced in
evidence. Other witnesses on the same SUBJ
ject were Andrew Foy, M. j. Kelly, Stephen
Colloran, and Anthony j. Ford The pith
OF their testimony, which was corroborated
by the Journal, was that on the night Of
Feb. last Thomas F. O'Connor said that
the report OF the trial committee which
examined the accounts of the "tri-
angle"-Sullivan and two others-had
been read in another camp and he wanted to
know why 1t had not appeared in Camp 20.
A secret committee was appointed to in
quire. There was some talk of traitors in
the camp and that they should be driven out.
1t was said that DR.. Cronin had read the re-
port referred to. 1t was developed that
members OF Clan Ma Gael camps were not
known, even in the secret meetings, by their
names, but by numbers. Beggs' attorney
announced that he courted full investigation
OF the Clan-na-Gael and would object to no
evidence, material or immaterial.