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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

The lows House ~ Representatives Comes
Ia an Understanding "a Last nm the nA-
- az = pssl~Ion ~ >poils-Ihe Iersns
- Agreed Upon.
DEs Mni~ks. Ia. Feb. .o-Ycstcriay
the Iowa House ~ Representatives sue
ccc.iei in breaking the deadlock with
which they had been wrestling for tho
past four weeks. Last night az half
past seven o'clock John 4. Hamilton.
Democrat. from Linn County. was
elected Speaker. By the terms ~ com
promise which have been accepted. tho
Democrats have the Speaker. and the
Republicans the important chairman
ships 81 the committees. while tho
minor Offices are divided as equally as
possible between the parties Follow
ing are the accepted terms:
!. The Democrats 20 have Speaker and
second assistant clerk
,. The Republicans 20 have the speaker
pro tenn. chief clerk. fr~t assistant clerk.
engro~sing clerk. enrolling clerk. nile clerk.
bill clerk, assistant postmaster. sergeant at
arms. door keeper. six assistant door. keep
er<. two ianitor~.
5 Each side 20 have one paper. folder and
four pages.
4 Republicans have first choice 81 stand
ing committees. and 20 choose i've commit
tees. Democrat 60 have second choice and
20 choose one committee. the remaining
committees 90 be chosen alternately. Repub-
Leans having nr>t choice the parties choo--
Ing said committees 10 have 4 majority of
one on each committees. including chairman.
the other party 20 have the right 20 name
the chairman and membership Of all COM
mitfce< chosen by IT,
). The investigating and special commit
tees 60 be equally divided unless otherwise
agreed.
The same committees 20 have clerks a.
In the Twenty second General Assembly
T. The division OF the committees 70 be
made by = committee composed 81 seven
members ~ each party 10 be chosen BY their
resn.cflxn nail1.lss.x
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

J. s. HARTMAN. the pedestrian, has
signed an agreement on a wager Of
$1,000. to walk from some city in In
diana to San Francisco. and then back
asufIicient distance to make 5000 miles,
within sixty-hve days
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

MRS Many SHERMAN, house keeper
Of the late Amos f. Beckwith, president
Of the Dyerville Manufacturing Com
pany Of Providence. X. l.. now claims to
Be his widow, and says she intends to
assert her rights The matter causes .
social sensat ion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

THE New York City grand jury. on
the 18th. began an investigation on its
own account into the wrecking Of the
Lenox Hill and Equitable banks Bank
Examiner Hepburn and Conrad n. Jor-
dan were examined
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

HKxRS FAM. the timer cf Aberdeen
Miss fame. has been recommended for
appointment as special agent Of the
Census Office to collect statistics Of re-
corded indebted ness
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

ALI the clubs and organizations in
Great Britain interested in the eight
hour question have called meetings in
order to make the May demonstration
in Great Britain universal and success
full -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

By = resolution passed by the South
Dakota House o. Representatives, on
the 18th, the destitution which exists in
many parts Of that State is admitted,
and Governor Mcllette Il authorised 70
appeal 70 the East for aid
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

THE President on the 18th. awarded
certinca, for bravery in fight with
robbers n, Arizona in May, 1852. to
Privates Thornton Hams and James
Wheeler. o. the Tenth Infantry
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

THE report Of the conference commit
tee on the Worlds Fair bill was adopted
n the New York State Assembly, on
the 10th, BY vote Of I'D to l. In the
Senate the Assembly's action was con-
CURED in and the bill was passed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

AN enormous meeting OF German So
cialists was held in London. on the
night Of the 10th. which passed resolu-
tions thanking the Emperorof Germany
for having issued his labor rescripts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

A GREAT strike Of British coal miners
Is probable. four hundred thousand Of
the opera tives having determined 70 in
sist upon their demand for . ten per
cent increase Of wages
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

THE victims Of railway accident on
the Grand Trunk railroad At St. George.
near Hamilton Ont. about year ago.
began suit for damages against the COM
pany 1t Toronto,on the 18th, consolidate
Ing their suits, the aggregate amount
Of which Is $780, 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

The deadlock in the Iowa House OF
Representatives was broken, on the
10th, by an arrangement which gives
the Democrats the Speakership John
7. Hamilton being elected to that posi-
toni and the Republicans the important
ohairmanships OF committees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

The bill establishing the Australian
system Of balloting passed the WASH
ington senate on the 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

II Is said that II the Worlds Fair bill
Is passed by the New York Legislature
as drawn up. giving the commission
power to condemn real estate. the mat
ter will Be taken TO the courts. and the
litigation will probably last until after
1e92. Eminent counsel has already
been engaged BY certain property hold
ers for the purpose
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

The National convention Of colored
men in session in Washington, on the
9Th perfected permanent organization
BY the election Of Rev. J. c. Price. OF
North Carolina, Is president, and w. c.
Chase. Of Washington, secretary. Alist
Of honorary vice-prcsidents. one from
each State represented in the conven-
ton, was also selected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

AT = special meeting OF the freight
committee Of the Trunk lines, in New
York City, on the 18th, to take action in
the matter Of through rates 70 the
Northwest which had suffered OF late
BY reason OF the cutting Of the st. Paul
and other roads. II was decided TO with
draw all quotations 70 the Northwest
and quote only to Chicago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

HEAVY rain. on the night Of the 18Th.
did considerable damage in the eastern
part Of Cleveland. q. Several sewers
became cloggcd and the water backed
into cellars and filed the streets 10 A
depth Of three and four feet Houses
were undermined and two or three
streets we're badly washed out. The
fire department had 70 be called upon
y. assist in reducing the flood.
ATfonvEy GENERAL MILLER has re-
verscd the decision Of Acknowledgement
Garland and decided that the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. under thc
Thurman act a. amended Nv ;hc act az
March 3, isSs. can sell the i've Der cont.
bonds now in the sinking fund and ~.
invest the proceeds In the FIRST mortgage
bonds Of any o. the railroads that have
received aid from the Government
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-28

MAnIoS has nine-year-o1d burglar.
A BRANCH Of the woman's Christian
Temperance Union has been organized
1t Liberty.
MHs. DowxEy. OF Indianapolis. was
marvied twelve years TO another man be-
fore she discovered that her first hus-
band was living.
FIRE At the Orphans Home. Al
knightstown, caused damage amount
Ing TO $500. II originated in the base
ment under the east wing Of main build
ing
ANDERSON Is organizing another bank.
to be called the Third National.
WHILE John McClain. OF Whitcland.
Johnson County. was splitting wood his
eye was put out by flying chip.
DANIEL MrREAy and John Essex have
been tried in Upton County and acnui,-
ted Of completely in the White Gan
whipping Of Homer Davis two tears aro.
a yorSc man named Hughes ncrhew
81 VIM. Hughes.s who wa found dead
along the u. x q. tracks near Laporsn.
couple Of weeks ago has been arrested.
charged with causing the death. M
protests his innocence.
DE. CHARLES 4. PEARSON. 81 Indian
apolis, prominent physician n forts
years practice and scientist III no,n
uicd few days since. ~ was thr al.
coyercr q the strata 81 kaolin in Martin
County.
The hardware store OF William Kerr.
a. Union City. was entered the othcr
night BY burglars. who carried Of two
hundred dollars worth Of cutlery and
revolvcrs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18

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awful ieaA
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e. ths crowd
Our wives sad sWsesneerts sssc - eoras sns
vatsh us play lhs game.
Ana shongh ws't ioss or yin snsY'd always
cheer ~ Hst 10 sane
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tlcrs ance nqso
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18
CURRENT EVENTS.

Mr. Gray, OF COlfax, Wash, ran foot
race on Saturday beating the worlds
record b. making l25 yards in IN sec
onds.
Burglars entered the dry-goods sstae-
lishmentog Jsske Bros. 81 san Antonio,
Tex. and secured s., ,O0e ia cash ey
blowing open the safe.
A tailor shop and grocery store were
burned a. the University Of Virginia
II Charlottesville. and Edward o'isra,
a tailor. was burned 70 death.
John Coude. aged ~ years. pronai-
uent farmer Of Lilly. H., was nortally
injured hy being struck by a train OF
tae Big -Four while driving across the
tracks
Frank stuck. Chicago \ Altoa
brakeman. was instantly killed a.
Dwight III. By falling beneath a
passenger train from which be had
aHghted
On the Georgia road. between Au-
rusta and Atlanta. saturday night a
train Vas robbed % express matter On
the sane read week sefsrs sTo Nsins
we're robbed In the sane manner.
Charlss Sch~idt 1o-Ysar-oia boz at
Cleveland. o. vas leading hsrse 20
water Hs placsd the halter-strap
About bis neck. Toe horse becsrns ffigat-
sned ard ran away aud the eeJ ~as
killed
The sishthsria scourEe has - a.
ficted Caatea. Ill. thst = local board
of health hss heen appointed. Several
houses sare bssa qasrsBtissd, aad tae
pahlio schcos we're stepPea ~ ths
board of saacasien.
The week q punpiar tse vater fren
Cosi ki3Te aol'8srY a. Noans carmel
Pa. ehirs Vas Seeded sarent tesa Tesrs
age. was saues slats4 saturday Tie De-
ve rnent - tss = ~ vii Eve es-
rlovm-rt 81 sevc~as handrsd nen
A. Re8ifck. "a Saturday sft-Trsoa
saec.lrx aTrsT s-cs-rsd ~ rhich swe
uen vers siHs - sas fssv staers ~er-
tally wcars~s Taa trslk'e go eat
al m asts~rt - - SAT- - araHksa
hal1F ts fsze possession - tas torn
su3 F1a as h sswbey stgle
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18

DR.. Greene. Of 30 West EouTteenlh-st.. Ncw
York. IFS discoyerer. Is TIE famous spec alist
in the cure of nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention 20
the treatment Of al iosms Of chronic diseases
through letter correspondence. and viii gite
By mail his opinion and aGvice Ia any case free
Of charge. TIE perfection OF this system rem
ders q complete cure almost assured. as lis
success IN treatment by correspondence is
wonderful and uacquailsd. send for symptom
blank 30 ln out. OF write him about your case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18

ftsrfst. - sOca place. sucA a sound, such
sighu
Ana vet think sf itl In theclty q New Yorf
-a ely whose activities aud resp0ns Id hlirles
sna nerve soasgmpGlou are typicsi of 5hs "a
tire United states-in this great City fle nor-
tllity fgom insanity fer the nlss three months
OF iss3 WAS aeeut 40 per eeat. greater tAaa IA
lts2
WHAT Was the cause" DO you ssks Never
r'ind that just ncW Let slook af tie facts.
4he cause VIII soon enough aspear then
Pafesis, next 70 Pneumonia the greatest
dread of TIE day. Ne are tol5 by learned me8-
fai authorities is becoming nafiona'. univer-
spl. that it prevails most among s-lf f-made.
moderately eduoaaed PersoRs. that it is vast
pg and decay II the brain tissue and thar it
- caused clisay ~ the every d2y wear ana
tear Of tie roaring. rushing frenaied. anxious
70 be quickly rich. ceassiess toll aud struggle
cbaracter.stles Of Amerlcanlisd
Neilye on our nervel When that Is goae We
are hurried into lunatie asylum o. EiDnge
into the mi'dest method Of tae sulcide The
Nerve IS the lie,
Are YOU going craky2
L. the mad Niagsrs's roar in your ear
Have you groundIess fears. hsIiucina-
fears?
L. your sleep restless?
DO you feel better as night comes one
Are YOU moody snd melancholy
Do you weep easily and without
cause?
II you DO. iistea.l The awful cataract is
ahead.
It's for you NOW. today. 70 say whether your
Mad vii take It's place with demons Of de-
mentia. in whose ears the only welcome music
f. shrek Of despair.
you shudder at such a fate, and would
shun n. get . new neTye.-renewed vitality
and power OF nerve. Tha. is the only course
open u you! You mus, adopt 10 promptly too.
or it viii be fatally latel
! DO you think you can folow q better course
or get better results than THIS:
Read This, and oliow His Example.
| was broken down with nerroIs and physl-
cal prostfatlon before using DR.. Greene's Ner-
yura, and life was a burden. Now life is ioy
and sleep IS luxury compared TO il before tax
| ing Neryura. / relish ny food and nay ner-
| NousnesS has lett me; so has the nunbness.
| wish could shout loud enough 80 that
all the world could hear. and tell them
dhe good Dr. Greene's N~rvura has done
me. II has made me from a weak, tremb
| ling, nervous. irritable man 10 one who
! 1eeels be is on the highway To Tong years
! OF health and happiness through Dr.
! Greene's Neryura and The blessing of God.
! ANDREW II. OLNEY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18

bia yea ever Ee
inte = lnsAtlt a,s-
iEaus
"a hear the wills
atLaoElAe shriek ~
ths ssnssless nainae
oT read the esNfuI
"tsie 81 wos tn =
nSonaAs RESTLESS
eses
shert of Hante 5
Inierue there IS
nothing 50 pithhlg
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18
MICHIGAN MLGH Ay CENTRAL


fifNN. AA Officers aeiIs faffpl rnraas
Iak'nE eHeff ssHdhy Jt.s 81 fsss
ricehhE eAfs eu i'srifc aat Atlantis L.
presses - aiil foM lfrtrait far.ar eaef fan
ga bat iAffess AA1 tffatu hapllf ixprest -
and iFem Detroit Iifeti o4rnf..fI.i.e ma 4
s Detroit via a'i through Irains fssl alek-
rs CA sale Ai lafaa Ticket unirc 81 tlonfae-
si - aud "a fiau afraf
fHFD ~. hHiees Grn7 kr'i 81 Nonraa.st.
@. ~. Atesl.fs. q. a and q. Agg iaicaga
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18
Cheap Lands and Homes IN Kentucky Ten
nessee, Alabama,
NlEsiss 00I an I1uIs'ana.

ASSSobNi ana Lluisiahas
on the nne 0f The oUIEN 4 CRESCENT
ROl 4 j. can lc fauna splruala bottom. upland.
tlmbeg and stock lands Also tAe hnest fruif
ala mineral lands on the continent. iof sale
GA favorable FERNS
FARNEke with af thy getting get home
in The sunny South. where b-it74 cs an4 see
clad p aims arr naknoWn. vuiy nne from On
cinnH1 - sen erseI. Hartman. lardif. Chat
tanooea Tenn. New knglane city faft Payne
and Alfalfa, Ala, Merician. Mss, Arcadia,
Shreveport La Parties desiring Information
sites. mineral. timber. efAnns ans asrirN-
tural lands. tan obtain ffiNh'c lniNfmhAQn
WITH county maps. - addressing p. n. Li-
WARDS seHefal Passenger and Iiftfi agent.
Queen { Crescent Route. Cincinnati. ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18
rnaAstRra.s NoaIef.

civ rlerkf unce.
0raaa bsFida NisA., AeF - asN
NClicf s helthy -ffn tHai -, s>st'slitht
reIf ser Zf4ilhI and EFafsslle nns-4VHe ave
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uy all as and ihtf ] Nif fc.ifr hfs ht
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tfts aefe III lr aslrg II fat t.ft .ftasNE tI.
cts Hal otCaHf a phAaf.
dee4 Ca lfess4lcSI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18
rnKAsuRKR's NOTICE.


=
0rssa Repias AicA Aet "a fssst
AQfltt ls Et.t.s sIkeR fEsl fllr aSss'.aiiit.t.i
ftli ~. .4sst4.k eIiug ana EaT1nE fns ECi-
l1rs ~ tizGth akrNsta lleHf feuih -tA tait'h
s54.a.t q ATts,. ssrs4ie ia tax City 81 ,ranu
FepIfs ii n1,t IS as haI.aA aaa Ia4l Z ~
ss-- xe nsxsaeaf tatfeaa IN fhf feri<a -
fs..-,ls aaxk trsai fhis asle "a Use arIDr ~ lhs
GEaRGf n. TERhA.
afas ieIs Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18
DETH0T. GKANnnANFNAN4fwArKer

Detroit sN Nprrss IeatIu1 - ia 4ss WaRnnf
lnfior and buffet car attaches. aaa rtenInf
ttff - leafinE t5 . H haf rHfiaf e4f a.
taehta. These trains make NlftfI Connection
in Detroit Jon a. nniHfs fssL
Express leaving af 81 s. % las Waraef
"a am.
Through railroad tickets nud ocean steam.
sill Tickets and slHenll III ral hrfils srrul4si -
T.. -. ~. a M Office. y Noafoe.s.s. aua al lie
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL Cify Pas. Agent.
JOHN N. LUl u. IfaaIe Na4arer Dcffala
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18

ei 4 hHseeseh, "a "a ui..lll a. = a.. kssp a
~ tf...i, le an tt 3 ~ A4kfm "a
A.esth lcAt,h Ane iuA 'afnfnaiian aan -
Ai autal slslIaa uf0 Al Fti'.1I. frie,' - -
.Aetih 8. h"ilfef'sl. ofaat ka4I1k Ntch
a. = loaEeoeh. titn Pass taaat
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18

Ths Record fer 2seo Is 100 Per Cent
Greater Thzn for l5S9.

Are We Rushing On to a Niagara Of
LanzeyP
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18


Frrrtss for saginaw afl BAY CITY Ban
Nal for Lsrk.nG. bfifof sHa tasf 25 = ra
lArress foT Lansing lfcIfaff ard fasl 4 ~ y sn
hal ioT AlUn 90 ilnais lHl -acl saw "a 81 p u
fasi fap. lor Detroit. Aes lofE ano
Boston ....-.----... ....-..... ..sBpm
sfflfE
Nal from saginaH aad lay CITY fli can
hsl lrom l-alsi ~, ilrt'o fsH1 tasi ilt ie , ~
fasi EHf from IanslHE. Detroit and
tbe Issf ...-..-... -6Upm
tsruss from Lansing and Dsfrof ft1 j Al
tkuffss from sax Har. 81. afbit and
slma.............'... fIoUpm
fia' 1854 fIfaiIN. ~ rrut enraaf
Tire shortest Hnr f0 Detroit and East Eie-
enlf pafloI cars bftHfcu Detroit AID 9raa4
Rapids
ra.Ia frFIus between Grand Rap ls and -aE
iUaw. Two e0I|1 fraIuF HfIwfrn trsn4 Rap
fds aud Detroit Iraf "a nfard tafipf - a.
in and t.t b m. ard luF nfref lIs m
and ht W.
fies 81 cree. 81 Nolfoeaf. anf fnion nfp8I.
ef0HcF DTHaFHt. Gen. Pass All
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18
lRGlL IpVERTESING
Plans for Polics Headquarters

Pl&nS 4of f0llce neAu4 1aIst1c
fs.4cs asAsp ~ ,ck2se eehA>
NKtEt ltsFlHS Nlsh- >st. ~ 49,
Pians sYt< hcAttanS ana ~ sitltt.s ~" -
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4 ssset head aszft.fz oslisiak - - rFrste- ~
tae u4It tllsasl 1ofRef - Nttaf~ stsstt @-N
Crescent aXe0ut. s1@ tn AHt,Ft Aatt ttA t"t
taAa .fl6sss sf = trlftalsr Nnlth Ast - SIS
ts.b. stt.' isstisa - ftt olbcs 81 ID Aeo4a
JAMS n DAVIS
4.f.zt President
49, t fs.....r, Seer~serx uet -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-18
TRAIN TINE lARLES.


ttaihe aiafAS1 flE aaiik
Balls csoepi Sunaax
A@eftN0 khH faAtaE CkK sKHerrK
=, Nef'i-is " 81 isaip. nsf.ef easi,. ear iar
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eierfips - ioI AsckiasN Citt.
oonlh-s = : a. tfaia 49, me-. e,,.t. -, 4,
mat As = 81 train las gkrol.fh partar
N.si lel 1850 ca , n train n aa1er Sleep-
~ 49, ~. S,ts.nlail. il& m lfai1. N31
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
TennIs Tournament

The lie Droit Park tennis tournament
was continued at the park courts yester-
day evening. To. day the winners Of
the first prize will probably be decided.
The following are the results Of yester.
days playing
Singles, third round-Wright beat Ginesi
G-l "a.
Singles, ladies fnals-Niss Cooper beat
Miss Smith I-5, 90, o.
Doubles, gentlemen, preliminary round
Brooks and Wright beat Butterworth and
Butterworth by default, Williams aud Bar
nard beat Bishop and Schonhorn G-l, G-3.
First round-Cilley aud McCauley beat
Fish and Carr 6-3, G-2; Butterworth and
Dudley beat Doyle aud Ginesl 90, 81;
Dyrenforth and Workman beat Brooks aud
Wright 4-G, "a; Williams and Barnard beat
Fuelllng and Davis o., sc.
In the Kalorama tournament Mr..
Morcen Thompson won the first prize
for singles, a Sears special racquet.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
EDITOR lIaedOnaid'. Estate.

From london lQHtty Eufr.
] should have thought that John
Cameron Macdonald, erstWhile man
ager Of the Times, would have left more
money than he has done, about e5, 900
be enjoyed a good salary, he did not
live proiusely, and he held the position
for a long while. A fierce and auto
cratic gentleman was John-as well
knew-giyen much 10 emphasizing his
remarks by raps and bangs on the
table d poor MT. CheRery, the late
edito-, Sas considerably IN awe Of him
but he Sas noble paymasleT aud a man
who stood by those who WOrGed well
for him. II may be for this reason that
Mr.. HOusiOn-the young man called
Houston Of Sir Charles Russell-bene-
mis- 10 The extent Of 500 by his VIII
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
ArTested on suspicion.

George Blakeslee, who said that he
as from Carroll County. Md, was in
olice Court o-day, charged with be
lg a suspicious character He was ar
ssied by Officer Riley, who says that
,lakeslee admitted al the station house
lat he had served term 10 the peni-
ntiaTy for passing counterfeit money.
was question with Judge Miller
neither the prisoner was clothed In his
ght mind, and he continued the case
lr a further hearing.