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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
He DID NOT STARVE.
George Zelmink's Death and Some
Things Connected with 1t.

George Zelmink's Death and Some
Things Connected with It,
A hignly-cOlOred article appeared in
the Democrat last Tuesday morning,
stating that George Zelmink had been
found in a starving and neglected con-
ditlon IN a Clnal-st. block, and that
ne had died little later at his sisters
residence on Grandv.lIe-ave. The cor
Oner has been investigating the cause
Ji death, and Hnds but lttle truth IN
,ne above state ucnts. Young Ieinnk
worked for the BlS>eil Carpet
sweeper COmpa ny and rOOmed at lOJ
dOnrOe-st. He was SICK with typhoid
lever, and did II II, of course, have the
care hc ought 10 have had. as ms room
mate was at work and MS sister people
I'D not know be was SEX. When IL
was found that he was dangerously
slck he was taken - ms sisters house
m a carriage, and died a few hours
later. The coroner Is OF the Opirl on
that the Young man was chilled by the
ride, and beng very low with the fever
never recovered from the chill into
which he was thrown.
ItnOw transplres that young Zelmnk
was mixed up IN glrl case, aud that
ne has been living with A girl named
Emma rasker. lie told a companion
20 the Carpet SWEEPER works that be
a3d paid SO 90 doctor TO procure an
la0rtl0n on the grl. The grl has been
removed to her home III Eastluanvl4le,
and u0 hopes of ncr recovery are en-
...-tr .....f
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28


GIN-Clr-5aage 0rove--la the mat
"a ~ tae estate u kl.sz.s1la H.. Nc-
Con1eA = &1l,saled from the Drotsa.e
court ta Lfaulel NellaiDeA, on ia.
Ih0mas B. Les sDa Ds gat 4. D4l -
s0a ~ >Am b. Iloo.lts. assaalisSit
p.sz - .thafaRn- Judgment tor fi-s Ntl1
Tor slz5 z5 >ar4n E pp ~ ls2-c =.
iamerau1. rep-eyil STAY sAtea4e1
f1Gts d4es. Ia tae matter % tae -
tate ~ zatelh l. Ncl onneA. ap
pealet frem probate court ~ \. l.
Averv D. Iht matter of llc estate 81
= zabeth T. Mcconnell appealed FROM
Tile BrotaIe court bK sarah jennings
and Edward N M,Iouneiis CA u1ai-
Mary Nofgan -. john Cauinel1, tfQ-
We. adjourned I'll Sept meeE =.
Judge Blrta-l Ae IeJple ~. ffahA
d. Tboet. larceny, yerdlct, Dot ga itA.
The peonleYs Danel Lawyer t'aslardN,
Adfoafnld tll >tptefao-r >. loe FtO-
pie SIS. Eml Gosch an CAas. bcearley,
murder. witnesses 0flcrcI subpsnea
al Dubllc expense, sud ordered that The
prosecuting attorney be allowed % place
the following names on Information;
Ph.lo Murray, Jacob Osmun, Thomas
Burns and Thomas Collins. The Pe9-
ple ~. CAas. :. Emerson and Nm. A.
Emerson, LIBEL cause dismissed OF pay
ment of costs.
P0IICE-Cnauncy Bronson, drunk
twelve days. JOnn Brown, drunk
twelve days. Geo. Hunm, drunk
twelve DAYS. Henry koAlry, drunk
sentence suspended. Wm. kcgklandeI,
drunk. paid s5.35. :. saline, drunk;
paid S5.55. Andrew Turk, drunk and
disOrderly; twenty days, John Rose,
breach OF the peace paid $50. Gus
Hart and {. H. Weeks, breach OF the
peace; pald IL each Jerry Nah oney,
dls0rderlv, adjourned October 3. " IA.
Thompson, assault and battery; nOlle
pros Il. Wm. Hensler, deadly assault,
adjourned October IL. Thomas Jen-
nings, larceny; held 10 the present term
OF the superior court. Cnas. Stlne, lar
ceny; discharged. Fanny Miller, lar
ceny; held to the present term OF the
superior court.
sUPEROR-Opening of Cass-st.; or
drred that the city attorney De allowed
TO strike from the petition parcel SIX a
property 10 be condemned, and also
the name of Ransom &. Lrce. Iht
People w. Bert ;. Gibson, emhe IL.
ment; plea OF nOt guilty withdra al.
and pleaded guilty; sentence deferred
until Sept. > ~ 10 a. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
A saUE1cHzD WEDDING.


Bis Ks4Fdanx hoase-
Yest -aay aftegreon Jas1ee hy1orn
81 i LIS or-cs dseo1sol lA-s-y ro---ils
sad 1arelag nsar1.Age heense AID
saneag faeqaeas.y oas q t1s ~l-ao"
rsszEl lap-g44 ssr-e- a. i he expected
tae rsrle, named IA the Llt-e oo<~-
rlell - apreas 81 any moment.
~Nhst 1-Fe yoa got thereF' asked
The re.sortss Wh0 doSs tie courts.
"oh ! guess I WORT tel yoa about Il
ilsr now. There mas logALng come ot
i. Itred u once to3ay and ] tNoaidn :
work
Az he unrolsd the paper the reporter
cangat -sat of tae name Pe-uef, and
0f course zne4 wat that ia Aat, - e
Nas hated arout tie courts ln0is-i"t
taat G.. Harry klmball. ghe confidence
llau. w0a-d probably get out OF as
attest pade Oy marry lns toe s-fi'
ltaes B.. IA this case being Tie ooti-
p-allaDt against A.m, Mss As4o
Fc.l-er.
AT tne Jail L was learned that Af
jane, Mcbride and justice hYa0in
lad been there 10 the morning ana
asked 10 see h mb4.l. Ar. Ncbf.de =
kmlal's lawyer, and Turnkey Lewis
started 10 gralt tho request. MOL KNOW
lng Justice Hydorn he did not ni.sti0st
what the scheme Hfs-did not even
m..trust that there vas any scheme
until he came out OF MS office, wAen
two ladies entered the jail which set
hln thinking; but he proceeded on hls
way and took klmb1ll INTO the man
lall of the iall Oh the second ilOOr and
asked Mt.srs. Mcbride and HydOTn up
70 see him.
The ladies followed, but the turnkey
assured them that their presence WAS
not wanted. After short lnIerVle"
With the prisoner III the upstairs parloT
cell, tae women again appeared at the
starr landing. Then Mr.. Lewis IN
formed ali parties that he guessed he
knew what was gOing on and ne pro-
posed 10 block the little game then ana
there. Mr. Mcbride didn't Ike TINS
turn OF Affairs, bat his protests were un-
needed. kimball was hustled back 10
hls cell, and marriage Ot the prlncl-
pals was, FOR the time beng, averted.
The attorney, the justice, the would
be bude and the leading witness took
their departure somewhat reluctantly,
| but the counsellor WAS certain the we'd
ding would take place.
Mr.. Mcbride expected 70 have KIM
bali released Oh bail yesterday, but this
WAS not done, 50 Justice Hydorn
watched for the bridal party III VAN.
The license shows that hlmDall Is .,
years Old, painter by trade and has
been once married. Almeda Petuer Is
- years Old, IS dressmaker and has
been twice married.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
1T WILL BE A BIG DAY.


Extensive Preparations Tor the Great
frferuafinnal tongresS.
The N.1rl f. Trade Is making all
necessary arrangements Tor the proper
reception and cfecta am,nt Of the ln-
trreatonN Congress. which wI o.
nere October ls. All necessary com-
mtees h1ve been appointed and % IS
desired chat every one who can deco
rate WI. d0 Sd. ltd proposed TO rose
$500 % iefray Che expenses Of a h,g
parade. muse. banquet and AL other
features NJ tnc entertainment. The
n1l' -lrr organizations wil he out iu
t.a'r gfTest Uniforms
* AIRY one decorating should wish
Mex can ar south American flags. h.
WI 90 well toorier them early tnroug
P q -tnt.cv, who prom ses t0 furnish
tncnl AZ tne mere cost price. The Conn
uI-t0e on Finances vii hold 2 meeting
ueVt iHesdav evening and the Com.
n.tCe cn Printing and Banquet wa.
n eef Wednesday everinr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
BAD SANITATION.
The Unhealthy Condition of Grand Rap
ids Township.

The city Board of Health are much
exercised over the sanitary condition Of
that part of Grand Rapids township
which Is really a part of the city and
yet beyond their control. The sub
urbs east of East-st., between Fountain
ST. and Flfth-ave., Is densciy populated
and yet is " ithout sewers or water
works. All the filth and otfal Is cast
upon the ground an the wells, which
are the only water supply, are contain
mated with sewage. The result Is that
the district IS scOurged with an cpl
demic OF diseases that are the result Of
filth being absorbed into the system
The prevalence of typhoid fever and
diphtheria IN this neighhOrhOOd at the
present time IS alarming 10 many of
the residents, and they are looking
about tor n remedy. There IS pracu-
cally 10 remedy except the intrOduc-
ton OF a better water supply and the
construction of Il proper system OF
sewers. Under the existing clrcum-
stances the sooner the suburbs are an
nexed to the city the better 1t Viii be
for them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
STATE TAXES



Aae A-'ilt5- 's--. ~aS ~ -
TIE loglty clerk -le aaau4l st..-ea-el-L
III tares anu,ortone4 - tia eo1ats fur
,...rs...,., f~l.f.tf esa t.t.l ~ te
'-A-1 -AA ~ - slsi41.''-A& -V+
county ls 60 SO -. lls sIlgl-l =
= sffe.i - folloss. ~tste Tn.sers.fv
.....s ~ ...... .
2-.''f-' er-'t.'- >e-i~'t.f ~-+-t'-- e.
ge--ses, kgeS.33s Agnla.llIa- college,
general aal other exner.as. s-sg 81.
...... 80 ~.... .,..,t.... ...-... .,as u.
-N'
A.i--1 o--..lis ei'14 fei.ils'l-@. SID
gst.' fi't4 4-4-i t--ia Ia f-,s'-t' etat-
t-'-lt ~-poi' s-o.i A-et. gan 7-i--ll
i3' s-s fi-'.--ti s--i-t,i -lt tAS
1---l ''''-' .''-. ~ 's-oi tl : Ae9ii tlst-..-
eA Fenseas s-s42--'' pli--a.A5 tsa3-- ,,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
The AIdine Fire-Places.

All who investigate the practical
working of the Aldine Fireplace IL
Manufacturers Hall concede the com
pany's claims of Is being the only gratc
on the market that will produce warm
floors and an equaiizei temperature
with economy and cleanliness, avoid
ing the sensations of heat about tho
head and cold about the feet, drafts,
and the filth so characteristic Of direct
draft crates.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
DOING THE HOTELS.

Guest at the Morton Robbed in His
Room-The Police are Investigating.
J. +. Gable, of MuskegOn, but we'll
known here, was in the city Thursday
taking IN the Fair and other amuse-
ments. He with some companions
went to So Pompen III the evening and
then tOORfOOm> at the Norton House.
Yesterday morning he appeared at
police headquarters and reported that
he had been robbed of his watch and
some money. He and his three COM
panions slept in room l05, in which
there were two beds. Two of MS COM
paniOns got up early and took the first
train home. They left the door OF the
room unlocked and while Gable and
his companion We're taking their mora
ng nap some one came IN and relieved
hlm OF h,s watch and part OF the
cham. His X. OF L. charm which was
attached 70 the chain was slett behind.
1t IS said that a man IN the room next
TO Gable lost a diamond PIN, and thata
lOdger at Sweets Hotel was also re-
lieved OF a valuable pin the Same night;
but these cases nave not been reported
and may .bc false reports. Detective
Smith IS investigating the robbery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
1T WAS ENJOYABLE.
Canton Pierce. M. -. Give n Hop at
Armory Hall

Canton Pierce, NJ. -. Give n Hop at
Armory Hall.
The I0nla-st. armOry was oil n a Hut
tor Of gaiety last night, being occupied
by Canton Pierce, p, 7. o. o. F., aud
about two hundred Of their friends n
tire enjoyment Of a hop gwen by the
Canton. II needless t0 say that ali
uuloved themselves thoroughly. a the
members OF the Canton are noted for
their proficiency IN the art OF entertain
ng. The reception comm'ttea con
.ted 0t N.ssrs IT, b. H1ston, II.
Maunder. n y. wilder, vs. ii. Ross
and Thomas Rem.l gton. The man
szement of The floor was ntfIsted to
tae s1pa~r SON Of Chas. SER Fl, J
Dandy az q Geo. Z. Chase. Ine pro-
ceeds VI t4e aop are - he n- go de-
fray the expenses of Canton PIERCE on
tler TIP 10 Detroit. Octoher, an. 2. ~
attend tae meeting of fle state anton.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Grand Councillor c. A. Kirker, Of the
Order of Chosen Friends. Will address
public meeting at Good TemplarS' Hall,
McMullen's block, South DivlSion-st..
Monday evening, September 30 also
a good muslcal and literary program
has been provided for. All Chosen
Friends and the public generally are
cordially invited to be present.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Pozzoni' Complexion Powder is uni
versalv known and everywhere es-
teemed as the only Powder that viii i'm
prove the complexion, eradicate tan,
frcckles and all skin diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

party having about 3, 900 to invest
desires To engage IN some respectable,
established business that Will bear IN
vestigatiOn. X, box 6, care TELEGRAM-
HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

The Phoenix Furniture Company re-
port that there Were 352o guesses on the
number of beans IN the Jar at their ex-
hibit at the fair. The total number OF
beans was 47l7. There were five guesses
\ II alike TINT W.re the nearest 10 this
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Iltse ilFc were put lHlv d udi am
No. GIG was left afterallthe others were
drawn out. II 10. 649 does not turn
up within three days No. S0S viii draw
tile chair. No. G5o Was the next h gnest,
being 400.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
Police Commissioner Find.

Yesterday morning Police Commis-
sioner Loettgert found lying on the
walk pocketbook containing 5000 III
money and three gold rings worth So.
He took the property TO police head
quarters and later in the day Il was
claimed by Mrs. Harwood, Of Petoskey.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

IF the weather permits a professional
diver Will make a dive from iifty-foot
pedestal at Reeds Lake, on Sunday
next, at .. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

For afull outfit, including everything
for house keeping, for the least money,
90 % the Vinegar Furniture Co, lZ3,
l-J. ~ and 10 south DlvisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
business Notice.

Vinegar Furniture Co. are selling a
fine pattern of ingram carpet for 4sc
nor ward
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

For a fine bed room suite, antique
ASH. TOR sl2 80. call on Vinegar Furnl-
ture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Mr.. Albert Hafnor, Nashville, Mich,
IS at the Grand Rapids Business College,
lO9 Ottawa-st., taking a business course.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Once tried never forsaken-Banner
cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

II you want fine bedroom suite Tor
So cal on the WnegaT Furniture Com
pany.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
The MISSES CAGE 4 BEAEDiCIS
Schools for Dancing
Hsrimsa's BLOCK. cor Fountain sud iouissts

Regular Uep-Ivery Thursday Night
Private Lessons ven hy appointment
Regular ADMIT Ciasses-kYery Tuesday tirht
At ihe ACADEMY.
thiicrsus Ciasses-EerIiar Saturday cifss
every Saturday sftfrfnun IL 81 ciucF. iriFaie
class every Moncss afternoon ~ 0cloc8.
Acvhnce graded class fer fnasifTs br1 misses
ffery lri1sy afternoon 81 9 clock.
Hereafter no IlTItfaf tht afternoon flsfset
viii he taken Tor less than cne- half term.
J bf first ipsser wi be given Iues1nv. sept.
a the frst hop Thursday fht = -afuresy
as he Uth.
TTRxs. STRICTLY CASH Is hDNf NCFi
The D Us f0r o. e'ss.es vi he under ne
direction r. NJ and Mr. g. Braun.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Bcccham's Pills cure bilious and
nervous .lls.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

HAsHlsg1ess ,ept. zs.-For Lover
A-ea.sa far. sollaerly a-n-s, warm
r.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Go "a Miners for the best $50 OF s
that DO tie stat.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
DR.. ELMSLIE & co.,
N0Rfn MAsHINaT0N AVE..

Ntkfh " chlNNtNN hh1s
Corner Of oenosee ANenut. tasl Saginaw.
NIchlfau DR. Elsmils O.. ale ceiapAAs
~ regular Grad astcc Physicians. stte tast &c
voted many years Ia thc siuds ~ thfontts
Ners oas and Special Diseases. The Ply
) can iu charge n Ibis offct is grad astt ef
oas Qf the leading colleges Of the United
states aud Is reg lsieTra Ia both hemisphrIcs
a. An NJ II. Tins enables them O. treat al
private troubles With cxoeilcut rSults. All
sufrrers supplying ta them VIII receive tuci
hSursi opihioE ~ their cVIN ils.iAl No eN-
prfimeufing 40 Mercury used They NiA
guarantee positive e0rc ia every case thes
undertake o. forfeit Sl0l Their reasons LOT
80 doing 10 this this-NheFe there IS 40 ofeAne
dlssaSe and nothing but a. Inorganic trouble.
or lu other sorcs. cong 9Inuratiun oi hYUP-
tens pfodurlng certain resuitA there u 20
reason. Why il cannot le removed u the proper
remedies ave Applied. therefore they k1aran-
lee They Vish 10 distinctly unGcfsiaot that
they G % aut claim a. 'eiiofin iihPo>si bil'stea.
ff 80 f "a a. ilira -alaNs powers ~ Nnh cIaifS
o. it tblllfl- ana aat -e-eltl physicians ihof
oHahiN Informed ga Their speciality iif otiit'
snd eyegtAl iiss tlsss 81 a ca % - otsstA.
Frupit re-l4lag ca q cis' auct raA. - fxI "a q.
ilE Iteir Trouble ll tfftH. PEE fre 6 "a ~ inttr
hnnr. The corr-e 81 irtHtaItnl VII noi ~
ANY uav interfere Nltl their busiuts,. AD>o.
ftie .ecrecs in all eases. Charges moderate.
Address Na. EL9siff IS Cos. boA lul. ast 1asl-
nav HNniefr. Nr'ce hrfrs. 't o. p q. a..
a. and fes a. fua week ssHs e..S Rooms
L. .aHc ~
\. l.. Consultation and advice Tree.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

ST solid 0sk dining chars. with
brace arm. for s. AZ Vinegar fuFT furr
O. iz3. i25. lZ7 and - south Isvls
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
pLASTIC0INC!

with the kntikslsomine compsny's Plastic
We guarantee % our customers that we wiii
produce better effects as well - morr durable
work than any other Wal decorating process
viii make for the Sarne amount 81 expense.
whether competing with fresco Ia water cr
OIL, or whether with finest Wal papers I'm
crusia walton. or papirr mschiere. or whether
With common papers. We DO this work either
IL solid water Lnts or Vanished. producing
leather like effects. We also make Handmade
Val Paper ca The same principle Tor walls too
badly broken or patched Cal ano see our
designs anc get figures. Corner oi OTTAWA e8o
Peari-sss. opposite Morgan hseryS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

- - Z y ~ sl'raat Oh
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

NtI-aitN hIONN anu ever Niiflt -
teemed as the only Powder that willim
prove the complexion, eradicate tan,
freckles a nd all skin diseases.
Vinegar Furniture Co. are selling
fine pattern of ingram carpet for 4Sc
per yard.
business Notice.
A party having about s. 900 TO invest
desires To engage IN some respectable,
established business that will bear IN
vestigatOn. k, box 6, care TELEGRAM-
HERALD.
For afull outfit, including everything
for house keeping, for the least money,
90 10 the Vinegar Furniture CO., lZ5,
Is. ~ and 10 south DlvisiOn-st.
II Won want fine bedroom suite Tor
So cal on the Wnegar Furniture Com
pany.
Bcocham's pills cure bilious and
nervous .lis.
For a fine bed room suite, antique
ash. for ST. 80. call on Vinegar Furnl-
ture Company
60 70 Miners for the best $50 OF s
that % tie stat
Fetostey Excursion,
Va g. r. a J. e. T.. leaving un.on
station a. $3.50 .. ui. Tuesday. October
ia. uy SPECIAL tuu Fare Tor round
trfo oniv S. -5. ..kets good for return
uata and including Oei0beF Q.
e~-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-27

There were those present who really
expected they would mover soc him again.
They knew not who the mysterious man
was, but he was evidently on the captains
trail, and upon tho face of the latter thoy
had read guilt plainly.
Lawrence Richmond was among the
number. He felt sure that the Nemesis
for whom he had longod had come. and
that the captain had fallon into his grasp
That 1t was due to the judicious item in
the newspapers, hc also had no doubt.
If exposure Of his own trouble could
only be avoided. none would feel moro
glad than he that this doom had fallen
upon the soldier duelist, for he had come
to hate Capt. Grant most heartily.
Now that the skies seemed Frightening
In this direction, his thoughts turned
upon the abduction Of his child. There
had been no change In his ideas thus far,
and when he declared to the captain that
1t was his opinion Rogor Darrell was the
one they had to thank for this madcap
act, ho spoke his convictions truly.
He was just about to give some orders
in reference to pursuit, which would havo
beon quite useless, as the bold abductor
must be miles away by this timc, when
one Of the windows Of the room was dark
cned, and a man entered In whom thoy
recognized Capt. Grant.
He was alone
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-27
A somnambulist,s Performance.

Residing on the south side is man
whose physician has strongly advised
him to indul GO in regular exercise. /
This young man has been troubled
with insomnia and is occasionally
afflicted with soannambulism. He be-
lies, however, that he has the making
of an athlete in him, and when he re-!
ceived his physicians instructions he
resolved to bring it out. So he had q;
horizontal bar erected in the back
yard of the house. and upon this he
practiced daily. His principal feat was
to grab the smooth bar with both
hands and swing around with great
rapdity. One night last week the
young mans mother was awakened by
the noise Of a door closing. She
arose and tiptoed toward the back,
part of the house. Looking out of the
window she saw her son. clad in his
nightgown, revolving on the horizon
tai bar with lightning rapidity.
ing son and his Tapping night garment
she aroused his father and told him
about it. The old gentleman arose,
donned his pants and went to the res
cue When he succeeded in stopping
the revolutions OF the flying boy ls0
learned that he was asleep and that ho
had posed as a somnambulist athlete.
He awoke him with some difficulty
and led him back to his bed. Now the
young man has his parents lock his
doors and windows when he goes to
bed. He is anxious to regain his
health, but he will not go so far as to
do horizontal act in his nightgown.
Chicago Herald.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-27
building from the Roof Down.

A visitor to Japan tells of the pects-,
liar method of construction employed
in that country: Speaking Of house
building. the Japanese begin their
work at the top. The roof goes on
first, and then they begin TO build tho
walls and to construct the interior.
One OF the greatest curiositisS 10 mo
in Toxic is new hotel which is being
built 1t is to be on the foreign style,
and is to have four stories. It will DO
the greatest hotel in Japan. It covers
about an acre OF ground. AS yet
not a stone OF the foundation has been
laid, but the roof is already up, and
this stands on a great four story skele-
ton of scaffolding awaiting the build t
ing of the rest OF the structure. This
scOtfolding is made of long poles, !
from the size and thickness OF cam
paign flagstaff down to the size of
bamboo fishing rod, and the whole is
tied together with ropes Imagine an
acre Of scalfolding Of this nature up
holding heavy roof, and the whole
made up of sticks and ordinary rope.
There are, ] was told at the office,
1000 poles in that skeleton, and 1000
men had been at work for months
making it. it."-Exchange. .
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-27
The Love Tree. a Peculiar Tropical Piana.

The Love Tree. Peculiar Tropical Plant.
The Allegheny green houses have an
attraction at present in the shape OF
blooming love tree" The plant
stands just inside the entrance Of the
palm house, and it attracted the atten-
ton of all the visitors TO the consee-
vatories.
The love tree" or philodendron
dilic'osa, is tropical plant, its climo
being Brazil. Its usual growing
places are on rocks, and as q wall!
plant against q house it develops rap
idly. The leaves are large and pc,
culiarly shaped, having dcep ineis-
ions, which divide them into many
elongated false leaves. The blossoms
resemble the flower Of the Gala lily in
color and size, and it combines In its
fragrance all the delicious perfume OF
the entire fora.
A popularity Of the plant is the
fruit, which takes whole year TO de-!
velop and ripen. Mr.. Hamilton, who
showed the reporter the ''love tree, =!
pointed out the fruit. 1t looks like the
ear of large COW.
1T will not be ripe for some time, ~
said Ir. Hamilton, but it is we'll
worth waiting for, because do not be-
lievc that there is dncther fruit SO de-
licious as that of the love tree It's
taste has the flavor of the peach, tho
pineapple and all sweet fruits, but to
offset the insipidity which might arise
from SO much sweetness 1t also has /
taste of pepper which makes the fruit
all the more delicious. "-Pittsburg
DisDatch.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-27

cane from no ono know whore. have her
fathers picture upon the wall'
Was the fact of its face bolng turned In
to be considered an insult, or what? Her
blood began to leap through her veins
liko molten lava, but she was suddenly
aroused from this state of stupefaction
that had come over her, spite of the man
ner in which her blood was boiling by
the voice Of Roger.
"Carol"
A simple pronunciation of her name,
but there was that in tho tone that
caused her heart to seemingly stand still
She slowly turned.
To be continucd.)