Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-31

tablished an anthropometric bureau in
connection with it's secret service.
Henceforth, besides Photographic like
nesses. the anthropometric description Of
all persons arrested by the police viii be
preserved in the archives. To this bu-
reau all persons caught travelling without
passports will be sent, all persons who
will not tell what they do to earn liv-
ing, persons attracting public notice by
irregular department, persons VINO nave
been disciplined by the ponce, ana al
suspects and criminals OF graVer aes-
cription. They VIII DO sulpped anu
measured in the following manner:
Height as they stand upright, heighe as
they sit UP straight, length OF arms,
length and width OF heads, length OF tne
right ear, of the left foot, OF the middle
and small fingers, OF the forearms from
the joints of the hands to the elbow. Inc
color of the eyes, hair and beard VIII DE
be noted, and all exceptional physical
traits. This description will be copied
on the back of the Photographic picture
of the person measured, and recorded In
the books under the respective number
of arrest. This bureau Is modelled a1ter
the one that exists in Paris. The st.
Petersburg paper states that foreign mu-
inequalities have encouraged the Russian
police in the establishment OF TINS insti-
tuition, and that from New YORK aricn
selection of anthropometric descriptions
of criminals of all nationalities has been
sent.n
There is one Indian in the United
States worth $1,000, 900. He is known
as Matthias sphuog, anu Y oniei u my sno
WyanaotIe Vrlpe. nls ilio.n.t s'J La,.aa n.ea,
Dirtn In tne WOODS near aspil. ny, nenss =
ms name. ne u now seventy yens =
age and can neitner reau hor W.
For all TINS ne Is greae no1e s'sei, vi,
some time ago ne was Peisuauou a ~ ss.. e..
tract OF iano on pne nav .1 Dos'o' - ~ -,
%l4u,Vov. ING noney - - pa ~ !
at ~ O'Clock on q certals nornins c;..' -
bank In Minnesota avenue, Aansas oiss' ~
Inc Indian entefea tns oank snofSiy -.
lore lO ana tooR q seat, heeping nis ~ q
on the CLOCK: When ene cioch s.iuon LUZ = =
ana tne capica,lsts naa noe a,v allls0u a. -
walked promptiy oup Oh tne pnnA' y =
sne s..es. | u lsS n.S ~. -.,po,, In thar asLad b;m
puy nis h.au, ~ anS NM. 49, II 2 raf,sad and a.
70 le'uln l ~ = 'ae panA .,,n sa,aa ~ 20 horr Wbe,
tne next Gay az tle sslle nour .s,,aad ~, !,
they all met next gay Splleiog Ie,aee s1ao oon =
sell Tor Si4o,VVV anu Wanccu @l9o'ooo
me syndlcate wan.cu ny IN INV, ~ ~
ed his Terms. When in Kansas City b
doea not ston az hotel but puts III
with a negro who is one Of his tenants.
80
| j. p. RULE, OF St. Louis, VINO ma
| spent several years IN England, lain
interestingly OF the so-calied "glorlou
sport" which some Englsnmen lnuulg
in at home. Engiand y 50 oehsel
settled, says NH. huie, tnaS you ar
scarcely ever out OF sight Oh mouse, ~. !.
wild game, lnthe sense we unoersuanu J. J !
Is unknown. On some large esIi.e
pheasants are bred IN farm -yaros a anu le' y
by hand I'LL grown. vi course tney ~
tame as chickens, put a gay OF Two s,e psIor I r
grand hunt tne keeper sets tne uog
on them and runs them a1out aWnll Ma
until they are scared halt 70 9eapn. I he
the sportsmentake tneir stanu M. u = e corne :
OF the Woous, tne pifus ''le i,i II ai =
shot. Foxes, ne says, are aiso Dre1 = I =
hunting purposes, ana OF iate years nay q
become 80 degenerate tnal, aiser .u:a runnill y
a mile or 50, they ne doWn anu Y, Wals i
the dogs 20 come up anu XII tnell