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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
POLICE COURT.
Tho Customary Hedxs.Pedgs OF Criminal
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James Flanagan was fined 1886 for
being intoxicated. Silas White was dis
charged on the charge OF disorderiy
conduct, preferred against him by the
Street Car Company. s.Ias is one OF the
colo.ed men implicated IN the street
car disturbance on Wealthy-ave. Last
sunday. 1t was shown that he was not
one OF the agressors, being amply IN
bad company. The case against Levi
Robinson. another gentlemen of color,
WAS nolle pressed. Frank Williams,
arraigned on the charge of driving
away a horse on Easiest, had the case
against him adjourned until August 6.
Anna Paddock. the l4-year old miss
who has been conducting herself in .
very iDdiscreet manner tor some time,
and who IS charged with truancy. had
her case adjourned to August +. Will
liam Byer. the 12-year-old youth who
has been in the habit Of pilfering petty
sums Of money whenever he had the
opportunity, WAS sent to the reform
school at La sing until he shall be II
years of age. The otfeLse for which
the young lncorrigible was arrested was
for the larceny of 25 cents from
Broggu g. Co., grocers, on FrOnt-st.
Lille Rogers was arrested fo- the theft
of some dishes and underclothes In
connection with May Wyman. Her
case was adjourned to August 8. Henry
Benther was fined $S.S3 for assault aud
battery. In the jail breaking case OF j.
B. Cooper, who escaped from the county
Jail, \. Is. Allen appeared for the de-
fense and raised several fine points.
The law under which the complaint Is
made reads that "shall e prisoner gain
his liberty by force and arms" etc. 1t
WAS shown by the testimony Of the
complaining witness that no force was
used, but that the escape was made on
account Of the negligence OF the guard.
Another was that the complaint which
held Cooper, WAS signed by the clerk OF
the police court, when it should have
been signed by the judge. which, Mir.
Allen claimed, made 1t invalid. Judge
Westfall SAID that the first point raised
vas question of fact and something
which q jury should decide. In regard
to the latter the court did not think it
looked quite right for 1t to decide upon
its own actions, hence Cooper was
bound over for trial at the next term OF
the Superior Court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
This Date in History-Aug. s.

- B. C--Xerxes. king " Pcrsia. u4.Tdsrea by
Artahanas. he had Invaded Grescs with
the largest array ever 4sse1lbieds ths 4aEns
Aerxes epr0EaoaHsssst kSalESss.issi - .s,sp-
posed 70 lie tsre.< fsr ksAs1rzazs, "a a slta-
ksr n2las ~ Pers.Aa. Aad ideEtscsi with
Anasssfs4s - tAs Ciid Testament.
Ril-iieary erows.<=i az W esllsiIlster.
III -bs tria sf ori>kaay sBzrgosns c@znp4isnl
Gs4sEA sicis1izs hsssns=r defeated lAs
BRITISH aAa kadssas. bat rscsiysd wounds
sf waiea ke died Aag h.
ITso- -Ricosss.. Lord Rows. Eritisa aas.i hero
dt-i
- The steamer Sizszrs arrived az .-.niry
Bay Newfoundland. with tho Atlantis
cable. aad eoInznaaieatloa ~ss al once CO.
:aDli-hsd.
pe- -b@tris "a Baton Rouge. La. General J. c.
bfe<ktarids<s. with about a.to men. made
- eercs attack. eut r-saised. tae Fed
erai general. Thomas Williams was killec
w&-Adn2ira. farrssysst. with a large aeet. de-
strose<i the Coafedsrafe vessels In Mobile
bay aaa began the successful attack On tho
fortss darsag the h<ht he gave orders from
the lnaintop of his nAxship. the Hartford
20 which he wss i&sh-d.
NJ W stcFspoat burst over the town of kiru.
Russia. Aad drowned Is persons
lsoo-S ShaTle, F-cAter. tbs actor. died
lsoo- Philip Hsary SAsft<An. general Of United
States sruies died at Sonagitt. Nass.
eorn 1874. In Alhaoy. " r.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
THOSE DYsPEPrIos


e18 Of&88~Ae
Medicine often makes bad worse.
said = physician talking about dsspe-
psia.
ssDr. j. AfiIner Fothergiii, probably
the best informed person IN the woria
on the subject of dietetics. prepared
a dainty dish for his dsspeptic patients
in the following way. Upon three
table e-spoonfuls of lactated food. mois-
tened with cold water, a hall a pint Oh
hot milk or hot water WAS poured.
This was thoroughly stirred. and sra
soned To suit the taste with wines or
fiayoring extracts This satisfied the
hunger. gave strength, and aelped
digestion.
The sound sense OF this can be ap-
pFeeiated when we remember that a
dyspeptic's stomach - even weaker
than an Infants. and can never regain
tone unless il has food. like iaetated.
that IL easily digested.
In Burlington. VT, where this food
is manufactured. there are many
whose rene we'd health is due solely 10
diet of iaetated food. Mr.. III. X.
Thomas says.
Several years ago ] overworked. and
was attacked with dyspepsia In its
worst form. could eat no solid food.
and was not able To lind anything that
would digest and satisfy my hunger
until tried laetated food. In the
morning I have dropped egg and
some food. for dinner eat little Of
the regular meal. and when ! 90 to
bed drink pint OF the food. | now
sleep well. have a good appetite, and
weigh more than l ever did in my life" :"
The manufactures have many similar
letters. that they have shown the Tele-
gram HcI aid reporter, whose summer
outing led him to the shores OF Lake
Champlain. Mrs. A. Goodwin. 30 Ire
mont Court. Lowell. Mass, In re-
cent letter wrote. Seven years ago.
! had trouble with my stomach. and
could not eat even bread and butter.
My doctor recommended lactated food.
/ uscl it and soon was better
While in many a household it is the
only diet of the bright babe that's
the pride OF the whole family, or the
aged grandmother, who has lived a
happier and longer life because Of It,
in other homes il Is blessed because il
has driven away the faintness. dis
tress. exhaustion, and "all-gone feel
ing" OF dyspepsia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.

John Uthil Was arrested on warrant
last night for assault and battery.
Nellie Noland was arrested last night
for being drunk and Was locked up At
the county lall.
The Widdicomb Furniture Co. has .
new go horse power boiler. which was
purchased CT Hines 4 Brooks.
Van Stenberg IL Ravell have increased
their saloon license from $500 to $500
for their business at sic n. Front street.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Grand Rapids Press club will be held
at the rooms this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Sunday school of the Lagrave
Street Chrisuan Reformed church will
hold their annual picnic at North park
to-day.
The Central Labor union has ar
ranged with the life saving crew AT Ot-
tswa Beach to give an exhibition on
Labor Day.
Walbridge 4 Co., the East street
grocers filed another chattcl mortgage
yesterday in favor OF Spring 4 Co. The
amount Was $500.
Israei Ward, q crazy soldier Sc years
old. was locked up in the Jail last night,
on an order from the Soldiers Home,
for safe keeping.
Plans for the new Jail and sheritY's
residence at Muskegon are on exhibi-
ton At the Builders d Trades ex-
change. Bids will close at p. m, on
August 10.
Murry Pike was arrested at an early
hour this morning on suspicion OF lar.
csny of suit of clothes from G. A.
Murphy, who boards At the Planters
House, on Court-st.
Justice Brown issued warrant yes
terday tor the arrest Of Benjamin
Davidson of Wyoming. William
Hutchinson, a farmer of that township.
SAYS that Davidson stole . horse and
carriage from hln OF July 4.
The poor superintendants placed Dena
Swsr wald IN Jail yesterday for safe
keeping. She WAS violently insane and
will be taken to Kalamazoo this morn
ing Sne was working as u domestic on
Grsndvllle ave., and Is 23 years old.
Anew manufacturing concern is pro-
jected with 100000 capital, to produce
the newly invented Hand middling pur-
ifier. The local Touring mill men are
chiefly interested, and Jesse II. Hand
of Ann Arbors is at the head Of the en-
terprise.
The ambulance was called to the
corner of Logan and Centennial SITS.
yesterday afternoon. where it got Cert
Scripema, wso had his back injured
while unhitchiug team of horses from
q load of coal. He was taken to his
home ut Is Frout-st.
Pat Scanlon and John Murray were
discharged yesterday by Justice De
Wolf after preliminary examination
upon the charge OF committing an AS
sault upon Henry Otte on July 2. This
Is the case wherein II was alleged that
beer glasses were used as weapons and
cornfield the scene of conflict.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

The regular seasoa viii open at
Poeers' Ga Monday eseaiDg next, with
the new Swedish comedy drama fon
YonsoR,v which had a tremendous sue
cess throughout the Eastern country
last season The company is headed
by Gus Heege. who was the first com
edian ln this country 20 give Swedish
dialect character TO the stage. Some
pretenslon Is said 10 be made at real-.
isul ia this play. especially in the scene
which represents a log jam aud
saw mill IA operation. The sale OF
seats viii begin at Powers box office
tomorrow morning.
Mrs. James Brown Potter has ar
rived I'm Parts and states that London
is her destination. but that she does
not know when she Will go 60 New
yerl. though she hepes &c make a
professional visit tn the city when
she once resigns a. "A society queen
within the year. A great deal OF Ia
terest viii bs awakened on the event
of her coming ne 60 wre her the 100
of Gotham viii welcome her or not.
Her open amour with hyrle Heliew
II too outrageous aud scandeious for
comment. The New York World states
that they travelled as man and wife
through India aud Australia, and that
I'm sydney their conduct in this par
ticular was go offensive TO the com.
munity that they We're hlssed off of
the stage. Mr.. Potter. who Is a
princely gentleman. spared no means
or attention 10 contribute 10 his wifc's
comfort and happiness. He Is very
nearly n wrecked man. and Is In his
association with the world but a
shadow of his former self. so keenly has
be suffered the grie. with which he
has been burdened by the ingratitndc
and perfidy OF his wife. IL IL another
case Of woman's inhumanitv IN man.
Let not an adulterous bed he step
ping stone 10 the stage. II Mrs. James
Browu Potter Is to be encouraged
IL will no doubt be a temptation for
other weak and constituencies women
10 go and do likewise.
surprised when they witness the alter
ations which have been made during
the past two months The regular
season will open next Monday with
the graee'ul and pleasing comedian
James Reilly, In ''The Broom maker. !"
The new comedy a High Roller"
received it's first New York rcprescn-
tation at the Bijou Theatcr. on Mon
day night. II was great go" and
gives promise OF long run. Every
clement Of farcical entertainment is
offered. and the company numbers over
fifty people.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Maurice Conover, of Greenville, is
visiting in the city
j. 5. Mckee has gone to Lake Super
Tor points and Minnesota, for . months
trip.
Mrs. c. ID. Goodwin and child, of Be-
lott, Wis, are visiting friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ri. Farwell left for
New York, Boston and other Eastern
cites.
Ralph Sage, Of Hastings. 10 visiting
his cousin. Maj Leach, At l59 Stock
ing-st.
Mr.. aud Mrs. III. r. Knitiin, who have
been out of the city visiting for the
past two weeks, have returned home.
Miss Lula Beebe and aunt. Miss Dur
and, of Brooklyn, y. Y. are visiting
W. L. Beebe and family, Of Chariesst.
Miss Eva Chisholm, of 81 Seward st, !,
left yesterday to visit friends and reIs-
tves IN Detroit. Port Huron and
Csusds.
Messrs. John +. KIIiesn and c. ~.
Chauncey leave Saturday for two weeks
ON the banks of Silver lake, sixteen
miles northeast.
Mrs. III. A. Formny and daughter.
Eliza, Mrs. Charles y. Peeps and Me.
MAY Gardner are at ssnnysIde Cottage,
Msestaws Park.
Rev. Frank T.. Mseseck, pastor Of the
Thru Universslist church of BROOKLYN.
", Y, accompanied by hrs wife, ~
spendln his vacation ia this city with
he nsr.,ts Mr. and Mrs = Nx.s.rt
of 2si North lonla-st
Cay r. Holhster left yesterday for
FsFnsndlna. Fla. co business trip.
From that point he will take a steamer
for New Yorx add stop ss Block Island
for q month with rvs family. spending
tie Summer ~ thst place.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Probate Court
HON. CYRUS T.. PERKINS. JUDGE.
Estate Of William Hess, DECEASED; +;
petition Tor administration riled, hear
ing August 2s.
Estate of Louisa NJ. and Charles 4.
Ii. Hess, minors; Anna Hess appointed
guardian.
Estate OF Mariila c. Hazlewood. de-
erased; petition Tor determination OF
heirs i1led. hearing September /.
Estate of Mary Hazlewood, minor;
guardian discharged.
Estate OF Joha r. Holmes, Sr.. de-
ceased; order that oil claims he filed IN
court before February 4.
Estate OF Adrian Prefer. deceased, !,
letters testamentary ~ Martin Prefer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

The G.. A. K. Excursion ticket tc De.
troit via d. G. II. d NJ. Ry are good going
Saturday, Aug. lst to Aug Sth inclusive,
and good for return until Sept. 3Oth
1891. Fare for the round trip $3.50.
In addition to the regular train special
trains will leave d. G. II. & NJ. Ry. De-
pot 1925 p. m. Sunday and Aug. 2nd 500
y. m. Monday and Tuesday. $500
tickets will be sold good going and re-
turning on special train of tuesday
Aug. 4th. For further particulars ap-
ply to Jas. Campbell, city sgent, 23
Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 10 conunne
';uniors form, vbicn often bleed and
uicerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN nlcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. for 80 cents. Dr. swsyne d
Son. Phliadeiphis.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
Ru,ktsp's Arusca aaive.

The best saive in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, clispped hands. chilblains,
corns and all skin erupbons, and posi-
lively cures plles. or no pay required.
Its guaranteed TO give perfect satIsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price s5 cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros. drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe and Diysion-sis.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Simply apply "SwAYsE's OINTMENT.
No Internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema. itch, all erup,ions Oh
the face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYsE's ONT
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

WAsHnSTos. Asxsss 5.-for Lower
AiehIgan-slghtly warmer; geoeEssiy
soatheriy winds, far weather.
Fer Upper Aiensgan-w srmer; south
eTlY winds and zensraiIy far; iHcreas-
ing eloudlness and showers Wednesday
night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Blithers had been hunting and had
stopped on the way home to have his
game bag furnished.
Mrs. B.-Well, John, did you shoot
arythingf
John (opeuing bag)-Did II Just take
peep.
Mrs. B-Love!yi Six beautiful soft
aheu crabs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Jas. r. Chapman, the general man.
ager of the street cars of this city, says:
1.-THE Water Circus was always the best
attraction | could get at our park IN
Kansas City. They worked for US four
times. The North Park will be crowded
for the 9th. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
Children Entsy
The rIe.sa,t a.vor ,o,,,e

The pleasant flavor, gentle actiou and
soothing effects OF Syrup OF Figs. when
IN need of laxative and If the father
or mother be costive or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use 90 that
Il is the best family remedy known aud
every family should have q bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
sosioe.

The public are Informed that the
divorce proceedings commenced hy me
last week against my husband. mas
been dismissed, as ! discovered vas
m:sled by persons ansiou. 10 MAKE
trouble brt~een nay hussssnd and sell
We are now living happily together a.
hashard and wgfe. AaRY stcH
Dated Aug. 4. 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho foliov via. Is q list Of ths marriays
licenses issued since ln.s published. with tn
names. reAdeaset wisa outside Jae city, ana
ages OF the parties. Ages
Elmer {. Horton. Leighton. AlleCan
county; Nellie Van Lew. tsines. ............ 80
w. Theron Gibbs. tsnnonsburg; Cora
Foster. CannonsDufg g........................ I'D
Martin ID. Wctmore. Cannon, Nina
Beas n. cannon
John l.. Hay. Daisy A Lsuzon. n............ zs-l7
Miehael Fitzpatrick. Maria Brogap-.-......1S--5
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
Water Circus at North Park, August 6
Uutrimmed Hats.

We place on sale today the balance
Of our summer stock of untrimmed
hats in two lots at the very low prices
of Is cents and 81 cents each, to close
them out.
" You should see them.
CoRL, KNOTT & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
TrImue ed Hats-

We have about 100 nice trimmed hats
left. They go at 81 for choice of first
lot and 81 for choice of second lot. to
close them out. See them before they
60. Coal. KNOTT & Co.,
90 and 90 North Divlsion-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

See our new Outings, Hats and Caps
New fall styles in Straws.
New fall styles in Felts.
s New fancy Feathers and Quills.
New fancy Ribbons and ,oveities at
Corl, Knott & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
Some Great Barraius

Small lot Outing Caps, &c.
> Trimmed School Sailor, Soc for 10c.
Trimmed School Sailor, 35c for l5c.
Trimmed School Sailor. 75c and 81
for 35c. CoRL, KNOTT g. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Smith keeps . savage dog on his prem
t.~. ard .-sr Rs kesses . sosrd e Ills
played ~ith the wsraizx Ia large letters
beware ~ IN. deg
Il suppose said Jones' yoa ssvs
painted shse sign IN isrr~ bsster~. 80 thss
BE whe rrns nssy rssfs
We .&la Smith, but that ne ~so
vssds may raa.@
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

DowNIg- Samuel Dowaie At his residence.
u South frospecr-st.. a.ed 50 years
Funeral from the residence al 30 this after
uoou
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
The Turf Tvrbarre

Thos. Lynch, the well-known horse
man. has purchased the -smplc room
q. III NJ nr ,e-st., formerly owned by
spsuldng Bfos. The opening viii take
place & n ght.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Mes. Wfs&fes's a SOOTHING sxsrr hss nten uses
ter ehtsatra tesfhtag Ii Soafhss TIE ctaie.
setters fh~ fafes aiisys 81 pain. cures wfst
Soif. sha u the best remedy fer dlsrrhoea.
twtaty-fsr eeats bSftie
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

If you want first class fitting suit.
GO to Shattuck 4 TIowbrldge's, "a Mon.
roe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Explosions, collisions. bombs dments,
wrestling matches and many ether cn-
tertaining novelties at North Park,
August 9.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

The "Water Circus." at North Park,
August 6, will evidently draw a large
crowd. Those intending To witness this
novel entertainment sh3uld bc on hand
early.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

boOl J"V anu oOoA Soitiposieois ot
siring work III the large cities, will
please address with reference as to
ability and character, The United
Typothetae of America" Box sos, Gin
cinuatf OhiD
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

Take tue little folk. to sec the Water
Circus, At North rafs, August 8.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

osins 20 lssk Of pat
rensge the snecfsi
trsn from OTTAWA
Beach % tsrand Rap.
ids oa Saturday n1hu
aafinr August vii be
& discontinued.
Sse iDfnaeFS.
Gen. rxssf Axt
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
ror o,,, Fist, y..r.

feckham's Group Eemedy cures
whooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
Lily White Fiour


Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

HON. Nh. H. sRoyK. yUDoK.
John Hale VS.. John Sandbrook,
ehsncery; hearing on alleged contempt
OF defendant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05
Law AND LAWYERS.


HON. HENRY y skyEREss, JUDGE
Willard 5 Brown ct al. We. the Grand
Kap'ds Parlor Furniture Company;
argued and submitted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

The popular verdict: "The incest
soda In to wn," At West & Feit's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

one loarth of on everything ss Md
tefs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-05

oniy 81 a day. IAncoin House. g
Spring 81
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-31
VOLUME XVI.

The Pittsburg Post says the Farm
er's Alliance is rapidly disintegrating
in the South. and next year will cut
no figure in the politics of that sec
tion and very little in that of the
West. But there is this difference
in the political drift of the two sec
tions: With the foolish sub-treas-
ury scheme out of the way, the
Southern Alliance naturally allies
itself with the Democratic party on
tariff and kindred economic qnes-
tions. But the Alliance Republicans
of the West cannot return so readily
to their old party relations because
McKinleyism has become the corner
stone Of Republican faith, and to
that the Alliance has always waged
war. The Western Alliance Repub-
licans are as thoroughly for tariff
reform as the Democrats, and the
most of them, on the breaking up of
the Alliance in the West, will drift
in the direction of the low tariff
party.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-31
He Was an American.

Last Friday a thin, delicate woman
got on train at Uniontown to go tt
Connelsville. Immediately after
being seated there entered native
of the Queens realm. He sat in
front of the lady and had his window
open. The cool wind blew in on the
woman making her SILVER. AT last
she said in lady like way.
Wont you be kind enough to
close the window, it makes me cold"
Il prefer it open, you Americans
can't stand anything; you all seem
to have consumption"
The other passengers in the cal
were astounded at his inciviity and
there were many angry glances at
the royal subject. Finally a gentle
man arose on the opposite side OF
the car and approaching the English
man with about 200 pounds of avoir
dupoise, leaned over him aud grasp.
ing the window slammed it down
with vigor and then remarked:
Now my friend if you think all
Americans are afflicted with con.
sumption, you just raise that window
again. am an American"
The little woman blushed, the 9th
er passengers smiled, the American
returned to his seat and the Briton
looked out of the window and
thought.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-31

EDITED BY A FARMER.


At the County Alliance which me,
at Morgantown, Oct. 2, 1891, oul
delegate to the State Alliance in
formed us that the State president
S. A. Houston, recommended each
Comfy Alliance to try. and secure
one or two columns in the county
papers for the use of the Alliance.
Our President appointed com
mittee to visit the editors of both
county papers. They granted us thu
space asked for.
In the first place the readers Of
the Alliance column may wish te
know what the Farmers Alliance
was organized for.
The Farmers Alliance was organ,
lied for the intellectual, social and
financial Improvement of the farmer
and his family, and to place his oc-
cupation where God himself placed
it in the heginning-the first and
most honered of all callings.
1t seeks not TO build up agricul-
ture at the expense of any other
class, butt would give the farmer
an equal chancein all things--a fair
field and no favors-iustly distribu-
ted powers; equal laws, equal taxes
no discrimination of any kind.