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The Delta independent., 1890-06-03
liate City Stone Filter.

Endorsed by Boards Of Health. ssnitary Associa-
tions Physicians and Scientists, the best simp-
lest. and most perfect fitor. cooler and purifier
In the world. Removes bacteria and all kind OF
disease germs perfectly. Makes the foulest
water that can he obtained absolutely pure. both
chemically and biolGgically. Durable. orninicn.
al and easily cleaned IS any water-pail or jar
Ftlters to 20 gallons day. Price y SIS.
DR.. II. x. Brasted. Delta, Colo.
Agent for Uelts, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03
Buckl.u.. Ar.is. Sslxe.

The Beet saivs ia the world for Cats,
Rruise., sors'. ulcera, Sal. Rhe~n, Fever
sor-s, letter, Chsppsd Hands. Chiiblsiss.
Corns. and Al Skin Esuptiena. snd posi-.
lively oures Piles. or ne pay required. Il y
guaranteed to give satisfaction. or .oney
refunded. rries 2, cents per beg. Fer Sale
ByI. u. McMurrny.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03

We srs one day late ti,i. week, and ~ we
- t. pvess. news reaches Us that man
slapped ~ the west-Loand trsis to the plat.
fas'r. AT Io'iirose, and committed snicisi~.
~ Asther il wis the appear,.nc. .,f tie town
tlsa, a.lse BIN shnGs OH we did NOT learn.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03
The Ladies' Delirhtcd.

The pleasant effect and NJ psrftct safety
with which lsdies may uss The liquid frui.
laxative, syrup Of Figs, nudss Ill scnditlons,
make u their favorits rsmsdy. Il y pleasing
10 tie eye and to the sssae. seatis. ~ effect.
we IL actiss % Ne tsasssA liver sAa
bs~sla.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03

To ailsy rsin.. subins inAsmmstios. beat
f""l sores aud ulcers. the sa~ss prompt sad
.satisf'ci"ry re-ul's are Obtained by ssIsg
that old reliable remedy. DR.. J. H. NcLsaa's
Volcanic Oil t.inin,ent,
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03

When you are con.ti,'stsd, havs hssdaehs.
or loss Of appetite, take pr. J. n. MeLsaa's
Liver and Kidney PilIeta; they srs pleasant.
IN tnke and will cure you,
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03
lIAYsEED.

would like to have all who have planted
trees this sprin. TO report to me the nuniber
and kind. desire 10 make a report 10 the
Forrestry commissioner AZ soon RI possible
Let US send in good report for Delta County.
Drop ME card giving, ~ nun,ber Of 4ueh
variety, (2) total, (3) any remark relative to
tree rlanting that you zee fit.
Respectfully
p. II. CoSDIT.
Delta, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03

You cnnno. aecon'pIish Any ~ork or bssI.
ness unir.s you feel we'll. Ifysu feel sssd
up--tired out--,aks DR.. hcI~an's s.raap parii.
Ia. II will give you health. ssrssgsA asd
vitality.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03
F..r. Rent.

Ranch on Surface Greek Mess--40 acres
alfalfa. 20 under cultivation. plenty Of water.
Will give gOod layout to right msn.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03
Notice.

All "Knishts Of rythias" interested in
orssnizing Lodge in Delta. may send their
name and address 70 p. o. box, II.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03

Ifyou snf.r from any Affection caused BY
Impure blood. such Is scrofsia. salt rhsum, ;.
sores. boils, pin,pi-s. tetts~, ringwerss. take
Dr. }. ". McLeank Sar-apariiia.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03

Thai sour.trmiwred, eress. tlyrp-p,ic indi.
vhIusl, should take Or. J. II. McI.san's
ssr.spariIls! Il will make him feel ss we'll
and he sty as the heslshie~t ofus. lie sssis
brseins up. vIsslisiss. that y al.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-03

The Buckeye mower give. universal satis.
faction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

The TTfteRkn-H FHhID ls indebted g.
J.. J. Bullard for the following e1cerTt
from 81 interesting letter written by his
son Chester
RrpufSe. Cal. sept is. 1890.
Dear Father - have iBet got back
from Trinity county. J have been gone
two months on a bunting tfp in TIE
mountains. lived tvo months whore
the snow STAYS on TIE ground TIE wear
round 80 J don't need t. eel sou 4
vas cool. Nss up atuut - .oo0 ieet
above the sea. ssw some beHr and Killed
quite n uun-ief - deer. : ssw ore
grzziy bear o. pg ss . common horse.
I We al alone up 80 . rnDsnia.n p. ard
fred nf hm Eve times. huf could nat
hart hlm. ~ J rad 90 Eve hlm 70. Be
vas itf.hlack. e. bat his lead ana DocE
and taat va fs0wn Hs ip0t trscz ~
sr,0or. a. they cal il hefss Wa ioDfteen
inches long
rad = srler go irne, snd vss fhs
orfv ono ouf of fVs 81 sac huHiefs tiiat
ka.ef 3 deer. - Ar cons8ered ~ 10
ou.ts Leather stockng n tiiis ooun-
frr. Whae ~ there 7 mace % 81
hssness a pleasure. and looked up q
csffIe range fyr SUMMER. J supp0ss
rou know ibst here foe feed dries nr
u fhs fsmDef. - thaf fht csftis have
r. 81 - TIE nosufa 20 fer green feed
huf fste - c<,f8a 00wn in tts fall on
account of srov Nev g any ons bss
winter range hf csn utsFs iuts -
noneF - gong rHfc osff.e
lHEerFH a. bf11sEt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
COURT EEs oRDs.

CIRcUIT-HOn. NJ. c. Burch, judge
Conrad Seipp Brewing Company Va.
Edward j Mex lttTick et al, assumpsit;
defendants allowed twenty days - pre-
pare amendments 10 findings. The
people VS.. Fred CARRIER, complaint tor
assault and battery, plea changed 60
guilty; sentence deferred until NOyem-
beT 81. The people ". Eyra Quackenhs-,
information for rape; continued on
application OF respondent. The people
VS.. Wm. Putte, information for keeping
saloon open Sunday; defendant ar
raigued and pleaded not guilty. The
people vs.. George I. Carmody, nforma-
tion for selling liquor after hours de-
fendant arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. The people vs.. Amam
Nos and Eddie Nos. information
tor placing distractions on rail
road; defendants arraigned, each
pleaded not guilty, pro iorma.
The People vs. Jan Van Bafkan, whose
name Is Jan Van Belkum. information
for larceny OF property 0t value more
than SIS; order setting ASIDE order
entrestng bail, defendant arraigned
pleaded not guilty; order amending ID-
formation 30 that respondents right
name shall appear The People vs.
Peter Hansen sud Phillip iIomreh- .n-
formation for selling liquor without
paying tax; order setting ASIDE ordef
cstrCatng bal. The People W. Amos
smith. information for larceny ~
property Of value more than SIS. order
that peterJ ohusona and George stronger.
witness for the defense be subpoened
a. expense 81 the people. verdict guilty.
The People ys. Mad son n Nllson. in.
formation for selling iquof as bever-
age ia drug store. order nOlle pTosequ
entered. Hon. VIM. +. Grove. judge
Henry y. Anderson 81 al "a. laf .oIa s.
Baker. q Al. chanccrY- ou trial Siumar
:. Barley g al -. The Kent County
Agricultural society, chsnceTy, bearnl
on order 70 shoW cause WY injunction
should not ssGs Injunction denied sns
restraining order set ssde.
PPoRk4F-Hon. Cvrus p Perk re
/ Judge Estate ~ Jnhsn Wiihem lien
( aflk Frese. deceased. petition for pro
bate Cf wiii fled. hearing ocfoDef -
Estate 81 John GDidsn th. decesse5
inventory fle0. order SIS gnlng refsea
= property 70 w8ow sHd co.re 60
tate Estate q joe Williams g.
ceased rspoft of comm ss.grfrs ~
T CLAIMS fled Estate 81 Alfred y hst
= MINOR. gnsrd ans annual atcoon'
T fed. Estate ~ john H Cfrisnolu
E deceased sdu 7 sfFators finsl sfce1r'
/ hied. hearing October 20
srrrrraR -Jo5rs Bur nEsue-- A.
rneda - Reea VS. 8otB ttcVa 81
Msrr D8Hd fierta1ent ~ trisi. Edgs
f Fl Hsata vs Naus FIESTA. aecre'
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
The ether Side.

To the Editor % The TnEGRAE-nrKA
DEAR SHIN your issue OF septem-
Der - under caption OF "Pohee and
Court" you class ID. l.. Thomson a Co.
with "fakirs'' ou the streets. and those
whose places OF busn ness are IN their
hats, and by go DONG you certainly are
IN error. glance al tue city directory
will show YOU that ID. J.. Thomson a
Co. are located st 50 MonToe-st., and
have been for over year. a talk with
them and YOU would ind lhemQuiie de-
cent people. A further investigation,
aud YOU would ind that their business
is legitimate and that they have $4,000
invested in business. NOu would also
be convinced that their credit Is good
and their trade sought. So 4 they be
faklrs the word must have obtained a
new meaning. As 20 the case pending
IN police court against Sadie Best,
viii only say tins. That If She can, or
does prove what she claims, We Will
not ask for a CONVICTION. There are
always two sides 10 a story.
Yours respectfully,
ID. l.. Thomson 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
- TataIglA KNRll
Anrsenons Current ana Prospae.
i've
Gn&s&tea sNeeess 81 ~1hs afassitsa AaaiN
-1As sE&if kehsge Cezat1k
4hEs - t<k

Powers SrAHa-.--ahe Fair kssbsl "
TIE lar ku1<la = snesisng Nslh
great ..saoeess wherever Z has tasa Igt =
sentea. Il attracted oysEEiow.ng Aoasss
ia Cincinnati And ~. LOUIS WheEs Il
Vas recently presented aud eslaensis
ooniSlns m0ch tazl Is thr.ang aaa
slvldly interesting. GAe sale q seats
tegsa Al Powers yesterday morang
zna lhe plsy Mi be given o. fsldas
and Saturday exeniugs viii saturday
matinee Among tie realistic eftecls
promised Il a representation = laooy
lrsoa shown ~ a revolving scene.
Go. p, under command 81 Capt hlaney
wlll participate ln thls par. ~ tte per
folmanee. Two of the froseenlum
boxes MI be suitably ofapea "a honor
CT the commanding siah.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
1cursiOn.

On September so the Chicago & West
Michigan Railway will run special ex-
cursiOn from all stations on It's line 10
Manistee, Traverse City and Petoskey
Special train will leave Grand Rapids
At 40 p. m. arriving at Manistee at
$50, and Traverse City az 800 p. m.
Boat Will leave Traverse City at Z a.
m, for Chqrlevoix and PetOskey.
Fare for the round trip from Grand
Rapids to Manistee and Traverse City
will be $3.50; Grand Rapids 10 Charlie
voix and Petoskey and return, $3.50.
Tickets will be good to return until
October 9.
Tickets on sale at the Union Ticket
Oikce, 81 Monroe-st., and at depots.
NM. A. GAvETT,
Act. Gen'i Pass'r Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

desire to say to the people of this
city that Messrs. ID. Egery, y. Nourse
and V. II. Loomis are the only piano
tuners employed by me or for whose
work | Will be responsible.
] make this announcement because
am informed that certain other parties
have solicited and done work under
the representation that they were from
my house or the house of Friedrich
Bros. JULUs A. J. FRIEDRICH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

An instance in which the ordinance
relative 10 disordcrly persons vac lp-
tended 10 apply ls furnished hy J Is.
Thompson, Who publicly called ofhcer
John Conlon. while ca duty, "a d--a
s- 81 ln Tie $3.50 which
Thompson paid has the proper signh-
canoe.
Daniel Connors was arTa.gncd GA =
charge Of dlsordoTIy conduct, pleaded
not guilty, and had the case adjourned
10 saturday afternoon next
John II. Lawlor WAS asked to plead
10 the charge ~ beng a olsordcrly per
son under thc state law, and. nIln a
doWnoist eye and look Of teuol, re-
piled, u must plead rot ga WITH
such az emphasis ou the -a.ast a.
made the sltuation look very SAD.
Another disorderly person is kid
STYLES. who - charged with helng .
gamester and gambler without any
other visible means 81 support hs
case comes up again Saturday after
noon.
Ed. Taylor is q CITY case ofdisorderly.
and an adjournment was 10 Saturday
next.
William Owens got beaten and bat
tered hy Bert salisbury. and had his as
sai.ant arrested and ARA igncd or Tues
day. Two ad1ournmerts have slrosdy
been had. and the case comes az sgBlu
next Monday.
I.ouis Becker paid 1856 f0r being
drunk. and Frank RonHg. for thc sane
oilense, went ~ jail Zoe y days
Henry Homfich says that Jacob
DoloF had the cheek - step up g. hiu
and aver that hls iNomuch'sI mother
WAS unchasto. and that be- Jacob
knew this fact expermentally. iwlce
over. variant - DOW out for Jacob,
| oharrlnc h-m viii AnnMaI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

The removal of Hon. JohL DOYLE and
family 70 Grand Rapids is universally
regretted. HIS active participation IN
all that pertaned 10 the interests oil this
city is too well known TO need more than
mention. lie Will be q valuable ac-
QUESTION to Grand Rapids and his de-
parture Is loss TO Ionia that everyone
recognizes. His advancement in his
business relations, IN which his ability
and success nave received well merited
recognition, IS gratifying TO ms friends,
who have anticipated it.-Ionia Sentinel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

A large assortment OF cook and heat
ing stoves. crOckery, glassware, ~ fact,
everything to furnish up a house, at
Vinegar Furniture COmpany's, l23-l29
South Dvison-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Amongst the many visitors at Re
publican Headquarters yesterday was
Judge J. G.. Ramsdcll, who entertained
about dozen visitors there N half
hours chat. The judge Is loaded with
solid facts on the tariff and kindred
subjects, and before leaving promised
Chairman Rose 10 give him date be-
fore the close OF the campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Are You Always SIeePy2

Do you get mp nights?
Can You control your
urin?!
Is there pain in your back?
Or nervous prostration?
Ever had rheumatism!
Is stomach weak?
DO you feel worn out?
Is there u sense of gone
ness?
Pains I'm back Of head?
AreyOu dreadfulnervous? =?
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does it hurt to urinate?
Does it smart or burn2
Is there weight or pres
sure in lower part of abdO-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
pOsits?
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write to or call on
DIR. =. Clay Todd, 43 Mon
roe-st., room 4, Immen blk.
Grand Rapids. Mich. lie is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There is hardly "a town or
city or neighbOrhoOd in the
United states, but can boast
Of some former sufferer who
has been restored to per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhoOd by DIR. :. Clay
Todd i'm the last % years.
lie sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
WIN. MILLER,
26 S. lONlA-ST.
Economy Wrought Iron Furnacel
am sTEAN HEATER CoMBINED.

fst. n VII rraauce large percentage r-ers
e. combined wsr11 az sna steam heat vita q
rivsn snsonaf ~ eosi tasa say other sester
asde a. me ssre sre vhfeh protaees tae sef
sir ua<es ne steam az % iess eff1eL
M fhe stesra fs a vstgahle s8iunct - fhs
rarm ar. - vita its heIp - csn hfat space
that .an nof - resched ~ rsrr ar. such a
psrsi.si rcaus q feas distance fr N fae ffr.
nsce. er arartneafs up tTs sr mors starlss
ret sceessele av esrrn ar rfDsS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Vinegar Furniture Company have n
full limo of house furnishing goods, for
the rich a well as the poor, for cash. or
on easy payments. Call and see, at l25-
l29 South DivlsOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
POLICE AND COURT.


Al tae eases Ia foars 90ri yes.ef,iay
vege tl.ass al nlaos ostuses, eoonnng
n,oslY. aaaef WAat Jaage holnsoscAA
''ls.e greNs gegulSnng saAis.4noc g fhe
ety The s~ia fegoistas of1.panoe
= gs4lg 5 very QsetGl Al'ng vnen en-
fopad u me Interests - pUt4S ,9-eE
laste44 oi plssle reseags and private
nl>l.es. Saa lAs Enforcement oi a. sale
contrasts. The ma.e feaiuges az ti4ai
era.aanos ase a. folsews 4ae tltie L.
~Aa ordinance nlaDYe q a.ssraetly
persoas aud reads ~ follows
~Au persons who sAaa actually l.aFe
soan5oued tAea wives and eii.area, %
either. IA s.e cs ii Grand kaIids az
sho nag.ecs of reiUse ~ aroNiue Ia
taef talaisles, WIVES OF oh4idTen. AZ
persons eho sisal make auy improper
uoises disturbance or flot, ~ eneasea i0
any lAcEA ~ improper olNrlelltaf 90
shall art suN lndcetut, insNil0t "a lAi-
nolal language or le guilty oi ana ln-
ocesl &. Insulting uf immoral os'na act
or behavior la anN pup. sifcet ~ else
E L s
~ common prostitutes al persons WHO
shall collect ln cToN0s or bodies ior uB-
lawful Or mischleNous purposes. NT GA
any bridge of esther plbiie place ia SAID
I city O. tae annoyance of Inconvenience
ei elilrens oT others, ana al persons
found "a = state 0I lulox cation iu anN
place whatever Pa sad ctys shau 10
deemed o. be clsorder.y persons. and
D. . Ha.
punished ~ tine not lees taal - uof
more than s50 together With costs pf
prosecution. And ln case oi non-pa1-
ment ot sid Ene and costs. tne offender
may be sentenced i0 he imprisoned 4t
hard labor Ia sac common laA of kent,
or ID anY pentent.ars lall ar Wufk house
oi sald cly until ihe payment of spch
/ ilue and costs. Ter a period ~ noi CA-
ceedmg thirty DAYS"
A glance Wifi SNOW that the ord nance
covers So large variety a. conduct
/ that he ls yItu0us man indeed Who
/ lives through whole daY without vlo-
+ latiDg some ol lts provisions IL ls safe
/ 20 Say that fully one-iou~th oi all eases
| ln police in this court are brought un-
/ der this ordinance; and fully one-haif
/ OF these latter are for otenses thai
/ amount % nothing more Serious THAI
mere Ohsirepe r0usness of conduct. II
a man say dam, q ls immoral, noe-
cent on insulting language and auy
gboni who has been watching hIm for
revenge, can bring hlm lnto court and
get Am fined g. and costs. ltisa ligh-
/ ~ necessary ordinance, lor there are
( times when the public morals and the
pubic peace require that al persons de-
slSf ffom tHc NFoNTHstV 10 say GAM
I but ts great usefulness for such pur-
poses implies. almost. Us greatly hab.l-
! ity 81 abuse for the private ends oi
spite and malice. II there are ever
F times when prosecutors, attorneys and
4 the Judge should consider, as the law
/ yeTs say, call thc circumstances Of the
+ case, they arc when the liberties 81
men are assalled under this ordinance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Al accounts due Bert Ema, growing
ont of his grocery business A. 40 south
nvisou-st.. IN Grand Rapids, have
been sold. aud must T. pad % the
undeTsg1ed r. HuFIEY.
Dated, September ls, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Grand Rapids School of Elocution
will open October l, under the direction
of Mss Evelyu Noble. Room Shep-
bard-Hartman block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

The Limited Naii' may be seen al
RedmOnd's Grand both tbs afternoon
ana evening. People bad "a staud up
agSin Al the performance last nght
aud the advance sale Tor the remaining
presentations. indicates THAI suCh Vii
be the fact throughout the engagement.
Ihe wilbur Opera Company, great
favurtes Win TIE Grand kawds public.
Will be at RedmOna's All OF next week
snd The sale oi seats opens th.s morn
lng. "Nanon" ls announced as the
opening opera
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Vinegar Furniture Company keeps a
full line Of Jedding mattresses, pillows,
comfOrtsbles, blankets, etc. as cheap
ss can be found IN the market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

0f buying worthless MEDICINES. snd
spending money on quacs doctors
vhoss only idea : to gulI tne petite
r. g not better 20 buy rei able med dicne
Ike >alpaur tters' tank 80, ss they
cured re 81 Cstarrh sfter suHerlnz z
three yearS-F. F. Clark. Manchester
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Pattern hats and bonnets Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 80, October ] and 2.
No cards. Miss MINroN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

See the lfe-size crayon and ink por-
traits, only s.. Wykes, - Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Alexander salvinfs dates al Powers
are October $ and 4.

Another fine audience assembled at
smiths last night TO witness the very
tne performance now running al tnat
popular iheater. 1heo gell deserves
suEh recognition aud the afterpiece -
equally deserving. The Leogdor Broth
els are 4 host an themselves. There
will be mat.nee's Friday and saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

see our list Of TsrT documents for
g cents Any one Tor cents. CT u for
% cprts
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Woman'S Exchange.
tia NOVRoE ST.

ua M0NR0EsT.
The leRding hease in western Mlehlgan ior
tbe WHIST TCg CREAWs. Parties soeials
sad wsaanss zuppHes ia tne he.s manner.
ORDERS fren sbreas senetsa
cur Oyster rerars sus iHnehfHE Rooms are
eren tr t1r pebble ard che best ~ attendance
assured H a are fElHe st'a' efarfs 81 81 o.
nir cur trade Win H-lteHf hone VI hrta
Pakef raafs our frsste q thls line is i8cfeaS-
ire tftv
rs'arhone $50 ~ affress n ernan-s Exehange
IL Naarnc sf. erani kaoids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

we viii show tire latest
STYLES in Hats and BoBnets
At our opening. Thursday +.
Frida9 and SATURDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Pseshsn's Croup Remedy cures
Whooplng Couga.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
A DISTINGUISHED Guest.

CELL your house. re-lef your store.
- Cost sou cents hut no more.
Noon Saturday u ccf the COPY iu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

n f,uszI7z is nss af ~ rs-rfszs
rs~srsss iSsssE sass lssf fusIstsi Wa r. q
49, -ssssas. -asa sstass 80 s.ss a..
sxss e - osrrss tsEs
es-rss vsa a,au-s. nsals Hseksns
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
No HOSPITAL HER E
Not Needed Now.
Experiments All Made.

What you want is a quick
cure, and to be left whole
and sound by a physician of
great experience.
Quick cures make long
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
HE WAS IN THE TOLLS.
A Young Washingtonian a Victim to
What He Calls a Matchmaking Scheme.

There was an attractive-looking woman in
the Police Court tins morning charged with
being suspicious person. She gave her name
as Cola Condroy, wife Of DR.. Condroy, who
has an Office at No. 1928 18Th street. DR.. Con-
droy came here from Paris last summer and
fitted up an Office at the place mentioned. There
was a scene in the doctors bed chamber the
other mig hit which was indirectly the cause of
the woman's arrest. The person who figured
! in the scene and who was nota member Of the
| doctors household was a certain young Wash
! ingtonian, who was invited to the house, osten-
siby for the purpose Of taking supper.
According to his story, when he called at the
! house mentioned he was informed by the
servant that the doctor had been called to Bal
timore, but that the madam was in. The
young man received hearty welcome and was
informed that I'VE will have supper up stairs. "
| The. visitor conducted to a room on the
| second floor, where a substantial lunch was in
waiting, with wine ad libitum. The hostess
repaired to the front room and. to the young
mans establishment, returned in few mo-
ments in such deshabille that when her hus-
later the guest unhesitatingly yielded to his
| demand that he (the guest) sign two notes
! already made out and waiting under the blot
ter of the desk. The doctor threatened death
! If the notes were not signed imme diately. The
| visitor. who had enjoyed but little lunch. COM
piled with the demand. The next morning the
| unwilling signer made complaint to Inspector
Swindells at police headquarters. He had told
| his wife all about the occurrence, he said, and
| he therefore was not afraid OF publicity.
| The notes were placed for collection, and
one Of them reached the Danish consul in
! Baltimore, who sent notice to the signer that
| he had the note for collection.
When Detectives Raft and Carter went to the
doctors house yesterday afternoon they ar
| rested Mrs. Condroy, and she stated that her
husband had left her and gone to Baltimore.
The doctor could not be found
| Mr.. Campbell Darlington was retained as the
woman's counsel, and Col. Classic says he will
enter divorce proceedings for the doctor.
The case was called to Judge Miller's atten-
| ton this morning and was continued for one
| week at MIR. Darlington request