Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05

great scientific interest, beoauSe 4 RAISES
that old, cid question Why one breath
should s4nellierouss differ from All
other. A luGloal iuTesU Uganon has ~
vezled that 3ohn Gordon. his brother
Thomas. and George Hal had ali drunk
tha same quantity of tangie-huld, While
John vas thought not 10 have drunk q
dr0p because his breath didn't smell
lis actions, however. spoke louder than
smells, and he Went % lali win tne
other Two tor fourteen days
Frank Newman keeps a saloon CA
keui- 81. The accusation i shat he kept
bls ban suihciengly omen ou sunday a.
lreak The law AIrA IA Is THE dalt
1 liked from winch TIE neat adjourn
nent OF hls cast Mlll be taken.
When SO decent q man as h ueaphy
gets nt0 police court twice ln a short
space 0f ime foT being intoxicated, "a
shows that she time has come ior Mr.
neaphY to take counsel of hls better
/ manhood. He : no ioafer AND no pro-
/ iesslonal bum, bat il said to be thC
+ head OF respectable family. The
course De ss nuw pursuing VII shortly
I make b impossible to speak lhus u
him. Yesterday he pald lAe regular
1 $3.50.
This case shows that when the wife
and mother instead ol the husband and
1 father Is tle bar o. the family lapp-
ness, foilOm indeed ls the situation.
/ ON the court record, the matter ls
I briefly stated. as follows FRANK AD-
/ droWs, assault aud battery. Paid 9o.so.
4 Bat thereby hangs an uncommouly
f sOrrowiul tale. Andrews stood up aud
+ confessed that hc beat lass wife but
pleaded extenuaung circumstances,
/ winch some regard as gusunablc. lie
/ saws taat when he went nome from hls
/ daily toll on "Wednesday evening he
! found his wife drunk IN bed with al
/ her clothes On. even 10 heT bonnet aud
shawl. That spectacle, together WITH
/ the memories ol the past oncuses
/ which Il brought uD, incenscd hlm hc-
/ yond control. and he seized the faith
less creature and flung her out Of doors.
! lie confessed that be did tins in no
/ gentle manner. A. tins was The uncOr-
/ rOborsted statement of the prisoner.
the court could see 40 reason why the
law should not be yindicated, aud An
Grews was fined S3, together with S3.55
costs, al OF which he paid.
1t is safe 70 say that # all is true that
is charged IN the complaint against
| young Frank OWazarLak and Johnnie
| Doe, His Honor and Judge HOlcOmb
viii get their dander up for all they are
/ worth. Rudolf Smit complains that
the boys entered has house on April
and defled IL. An officer put the war
rant III his pocket yesterday afternoon,
and went out after the kids, but failed
TO bring them in.
Some years since, a shocking story
was told 10y a Detroit newspaper. Two
beautiful young women, occupying a
high social position, fell into pecuniary
want, and from thence into deep dls-
tress. One evening they invited 10 their
home a select party Of wealthy gentle
men, and during the entertainment,
they made the sudden announcement
that the younger sister Was then and
there 10 be offered for sale 10 the high
and the crime WAS cOnsumated
Do the people OF the State
of Michigan" know that something OF
this sort is perpetratIng IN their name
every day? DO the people OF Grand
Rapids know that yesterday and the
day before, the body Of q beautiful
young woman was put up, under the
sanction Of law. 20 be handed down %
the first young man willing 20 pay the
stated price OF SlS.35y Do they know
that more than one young man actually
came forward and Cooked the property
over" with a view Of closing the bar
gain If the terms suited hnny When
Mile Newcomb, some account Of
whom WAS given IN this column yester-
day, was sentenced 10 pay fine or go
TO iail, she directly sent messengers out
10 various young gentlemen about
town, telling them Of her prcdicamcnt,
and asking them 10 come and
pay her fine. OF course she
knew, and the young men
knew, and the reader Of these lines
knows, that one motive only would
actuate any young man ~ releasing
from custody this slnung bat beaut-
ful young woman. Human flesh 10 the
hands of the law, 10 be delivered % the
man who Will pay the price, The
writer was At the Iail last evening,
when two young men entered and
asked 10 see Mile NewcOmb. Turnkey
Lewis eve flashed disgust. but he him-
self was servant of the law. and could
only follow its prescriptions The
younger oi the two youths said that he
bad come 70 relieve the girl. but would
have 10 see her before the money was
paid. Why see her beforehand To
settle the terms. Of course. There
must have been some points" about
the human cbattel which was not salts
} factory to a practced eve, for the girl's
fine was not paid by any Of her male
dcsiroyers. Yesterday an old gentle
man, who claimed to bo acting on be-
half Of the mother Of the girl, paid her
fine, and she was released. II q the
makers of the law, and not it, admins
traitors, whose hearts should first bn
touched hy these daiy speciacics Of
moral horror.
b &. G. Comstock is beginning n think
within p fortnight be has been victim
! ized more than hls share. FIRST p gang
- of little t0ughs broke into the cellar of
his store and stole = lot q honey and
other truck. Then young Van poyen
o0nhdenced him out # an even $40.
And lastly, sneak thief entered his
residence and stole two Ovcrcoats valued
AZ SO. II this ttn~ Fnars Ou. NJ.
C0mstock may aic poor N q yet