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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Grand Rapids sisover-governed. There
are too many officials and too many
boards. Instead of simplifying the
business Of the people. this horde Of
oshce-holders confuse and compiicate
IT. Regiu &C the mayor and count
downward through the courts, the city
offices, the ward Offices. not excepting
the bureaus, departments and boards,
and one il startled a., the proportions of
the army feeding at the public CRIB.
The expense incident to salaries and
supplies for these officials is incredibly
large. The people would not complain,
however, II busineswere despatched ins
busine<s-lke manner. Itisnos. vslu-
able time Is wasted in quibbling over
non-essentials. whlls essentials are per.
mitted 10 pass from week 10 week with
out definite setiou. Delay, procrasti-
nation, obstruction. il the legend
stamped on the records Of every de-
psrtment- Just now there Is a wrangle
between the Board of Public Works aud
the council over an enlargement of the
formers powers. The board desires not
only 10 have advisory powers, bat It
wants absolute powers. It wants 20 be
superior to the council in everything
bat the obligation TO raise money by
taxation, and perhaps i will soon want
that power. The whole system Of our
government is founded on the principle
that the people shall determine who
shall govern. TIE peonle elect the
council TO transact their business with
IN the provisions Of weii-dehned rules
the charter. The council is therefore
superior 20 al the sppointive Off
eisls. heesass they directly represent
TIE people. The Board Of Public Works
i body with delegated powers. These
powers are now ample and yet the
present members of the hoard seek 10
salsrge them. Their purpose is 70
shr,dxe the power Of the council in GER
tsiu matters. and ss sa insvitshse re-
suit, sbr.dee the power of the peosle.
It = po~-ihle taas an srissoerstic or
clszsrchieal form Of government would
better suit certain clsss Of cur citi-
sens. bua TIE nme has hardly cons %
declare republics failure or shandon
sle ifsa ef representatives. ef tas people
t.4ns ne better anssldesi - make Avs
fer sas people. IL mere e6aseney N
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
FOR THE SPRING OF 1891.

/ have added full line Of new wall
papers, embracing all the new designs
and colorings TO be found in the market,
with holdings and decorations 20
match. Every effort will be made to
keep up the reputation the house has
always sustained for artistic decoration
and Ene Workmanship.
NY art parlors contain the finest col
lection Of water colors. hgh-clsss stch-
inrs. Braun suiotypes, and prints 10 be
found IN Michigan
Besides the above make . speciality
Of novel aud artistic framing, ard carry
The largss. and most varied iinet cf PIC
ture nnoldinSs to ne found in the West
DO gliding and regildinz N Al ia
branches, and n1anufscturs eur own
ssado- bores. cut our Own mats. ard
DO ali kinas Of work arpertAInlng =
this branch Of busnsss. w motto s
the very best kind OF vork At the lowest
possible prices- 4. II. FowhF,
No. g fonis-st-, soath Of Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Minister PoFters leave of absence.
following 50 quickly on the heels OF
fasa's return. viii De construed by
many as . weak attempt On the part of
our Government 70 reIzlszte on Italy
for her discourtesy and deception N
permitting il TO appear that Fava Was
peremptorily recalled. This will be
manfestly wrong. Minister Porter
asked tOr leave OF absence to escape the
insutfsfable atmosphere of Rome dur
ing the sprng and early summer
months. The New Orleans incident
and the diplomatic controversy sue
eeedlng Il, have had no influence,
directly or otherwise. Ii is perhaps a
cause Tor regret that his intended de-
parture from Rome on a leave Of alb
senee should be made pubic at the
present critical juncture OF affairs. It
may be looked upon a. a disposition on
the part OF our Government TO COM
pllcate the questions at issue and TO
permit our Minister to hold him
self aloof foom the Italian ministry
in the attitude OF one Who having had
bis say defies the other To proceed.
Then too, il may be regarded as notice
that our government having given its
ultlmatum, proposes to retire from the
discussion upulltaly shall have sgnitied
her intention to accept the same. Tho
leave OF absence however was granted
without any of these considerations
swaylng the action of the government.
II "a not an unusual act. but it IS made
of importance by reason of the strained
relations OF the two governments.
Viewed as an act OF retaliation II ex-
poses our government to the accusation
of being resentful and babyisn. Sensi-
bic people will have no patience with
such construction. Because Italy
made fool of herself in trying a silly
bluff, it does violence TO the intelli-
gence and astutcness of Secretary
Blaine to suppose that our government
would resort 10 a like act 10 get even.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

The awful catastrophe resulting in
the death of ak railway postal clerks,
two engineers and the fatal injuring of
two others in the collision at Kiptou,
Ohio. yesterday, demonstrates the start
ling danger 10 which all who travel by
rail are constantly exposed. In this ap-
paliing accident. IS in all others. some
body has made q mistake. and the cost
makes ones blood creep as he shudder-
ingiy reads the list of fatalities. The
accident IS one of the most serious rail-
way casualties Of the year. Until hu-
man ingenuity can invent scheme by
which two trains moving in opposite d.
rection can meet and pass on the same
track, somebody's mistakes will con-
tinue to all the press with records of
such calamities as this.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
THE TRIBUNE.

The announcement made by the own
ers of the Detroit Tribune that that en-
terprising journal is TO be nadea news
paper second to none IN the country
Will be received with saiisfacation. BY
reason OF its location in the metropolis
Of the State, il becomes, without effort.
the leading Republican newspaper of
the State. II has enjoyed this distinc-
ton for years, al.hough it has not re-
ceiyed the enthusiastic support and en-
couragement, it would have received,
had it been more aggressive and wide
awake. IL has always endeavored to be
siaunch advocate of Republican prin-
ciples. Since il recently changed owner
ship il has boldly announced its policy
and pursued the same with persistency
and consistency. That some of the pa
pers have taken occasion to crlticise the
quality OF It's Rcpublicanism, has only
served 10 call attention to its clear, in
dependent and vigorous principles, and
win for IT the support and endorsement
of both radical and conservative party
men. The Tribune's call right" it's
the "sapless" sheets which are wrong
end that through jealousy. The Tri-
bune, in the recent campaign, waged a
vigorous warfare. 1t fought like
gladiator for Republican success. and is
entitled to enjoy the victory 10 its full
est extent. II now has unlimited capi-
tai behind it, and with the opening of
the coming month it is proposed to ex-
pend sl0o,oo0 in the purchase of new
equipments. With n new press, an
eight-page sheet, handsome dress, and
back of them the energy and brains al
ready secured. the new Tribune viii be-
come a newspaper Of which any Michi-
gan Republican may be honestly proud.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

IS. c. b. Baker. Of No. 4 Hodsson Place. Of
this clty. has IHst returned hume from Lad
say Hat-. where sao went 30 afgsud the funeral
of her mother. nho died March Il. The Lind
sSs heeordel Il sD~aslas OF the deceased
LAZY, saEss Ia the year 1881 she was Married
O. Tae Iat- JOseph PvrTia. who dl~i nine years
A.o- Five sohs aud scyea daughters blessed
their ani0n; oae son Sho died IA infancy. one
dau<htrT Nno rad Just grown up To woAaa-
h0o1. aud JaR4cs. VINO died when "A young
nAa. 1be Test survive her. a0a ars ali mar
ried. IN her last sick aess she WAS attended
by All Der eallarva. and every atteati0a WAS
her lie her husband had amasss Il . good deal
OF wealth oF hard woFk and Industry. aud
nsaei ali the soa, ia getting good homes.
The fuaeTsg On the l5Ih IL Apgll WAS yrrY
largely stteaded. The weather being severe >
cold prevented Others from br.aE present.
Many went 10 the EGep Cemetery TO psytae
last token Of respect ~ one who MAS termed a
model woman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

= For Of az SAD xoras Of tsaxss Aaa Pea.
Ne saadess srv thes<.

For Of a. sad words of ts2xss Aaa Pea.
he sasdess sr~ these.
it sslxht ssss eeeG.
>aen are fEs soxFosfsl Fesecsioas 81 tnese
i<i1al Ar VIII tbs circumstances of tbs ae<l1 81
arS- D. z Hh3Ee, sitieA occurred - 81 NxTA .
Hospital SATURDAY. April I. Lsax s2tsxsag
ssa patieat she hAa s,esa. heDef2l sAs eOaia
pass tarc4<h TIE tTyt2x ercs44. aae II &c
sesson faisy recover iEsal her severe ariieIiea.
e4t, alAs. Il wzs act 50 20 be-
y 81 yeong hfe wszt 00I Qeietiy And >1a
Sealy. zne al there i left 80 esaIfoft the h4s
b2ha snS loved her - dearly. tAe s<ed
i4okhsr. who 80 faifhf6ity attended to be-
every Want Qakh forced 10 leave tss ec6s@dc
% account oE her OWE tzlhaz health. TIE
pfo<Acf aAd sister. called from their cistAaf
honFs - Dc pFeseat 81 the i2sI sad rites. - tAe
sseet remembrance Of nsr tbsy he q 50 dear.
lheg aid her ssas la sge graveyard.
That lovely lace zaa farm.
There u sleep 8atit the aaSaiaS
" tar Iesafre,t o. morn. y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

PRESIDENT HARRISON is having de-
Lghtfui time on his trip to the South
and West. The Southern people mani
fest every indication of pleasure and
delight ut the sight OF their President,
and extend 20 him an unstinted wei
come. The wounds of the Rebellion
are all healed and the people of this
glorious country are again one in pur-
pose, loyalty and patriotism.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

night the scales being formed
meanwhile were sers, ched of
again. In vain did | consult
sa the doc.ors ia the country
but without aid. Aver giving
gp alt hopes of recovery, I
tspps ned % see an advertise
meu : in the newspaper about
yoar CUFWFRs Rvsxpsss. and
purcn eSed them irorl my6rus-
giSt, aud ahtsiaed almost i'm
ufed lste reiisf i began TO
notice that fhs scsiy eTuo-
tioas gradually dropped of
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

II is evident that Italy appreciates
the fact that Secretary Blame repre-
sents the Independence and courage Of
tire American people. When the
Plumed Knight throws down the gxunt-
let, the other fellow must run or hight.
Italy IS not fighting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

ani disappeared one by one. Hn'il had been
fully cured. had the disease thirtssa months
before h~gen taking tne RsssDfsf- ard IN
fenr or Ave weeks WAS entirety cured. Wy dis
rsse ~ss ecr-nss and pSarfssis. | know 81 =
z rsf msav sho have tst en the RssrrTES. snd
taaEk me far the kRowle6ze sf them. espsc-
isliv mofhers who hare battles with scay ergp-
f'ons the heads ard Bodies. | ran not
srursss nv franks 20 ySH w boiv vas c0v-
erred WITH scales. aat sss IN s~fui spertarls
to oeaota. New HiT SAN = as clear asa haby's
aEa ctgTEY. Merrill Wis
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

THE work OF the commercial con-
gress will have no practical results. II
the projectors had publicly invited del
egates TO convention OF free coinage
cranks and disappointed democrats It
might have been productive OF feel
ing of sympathy, but tbs contemplate
and narrow part.sanship Of the major
ity forestalled even this.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

CHICAGO has reverted TO its normal
condition now that the mAyoraity con-
test Is decided. and the subject OF new
site for the worlds fair and hence
forth . change of directors viii absorb
Is attention.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

THE:.Pennsylsanla Legislature has
before it Dill 70 XII the sale OF cigar
sttes in that state. IL they Will give
the cigarettes . far chance there VIII
be 70 necessity for the ball.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
MORTAR-SP0TTED SKIN
Covered with scales. Awfui Spectacle.
sured In Ftv~ Weeks by the
tutisura Remedies.

Abcui tA~ lar OF April last I noticed some
red piHp}as Ike eamiaE cat al ever ny body.
hut thotgtt aorhlng Of u uatii some time later
on. when 10 began to lock ike spots Of mortar
spotted an aad which came ct In layers ac-
companiei with itching. | wonId scratch
er-ry nixht until wss raw. then the nert
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

the council is desired. let thoss desiring
& unite 10 elect mere Efficient members
Of taat body. Ii there were fewer
boards, fever departments aad fewer
ieeches attached 70 the city treasury,
there would be less senseIsss. selfish
sraHgilnz. and more baslaess trans
actesf
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

OCTOBER IL. 1886. the Free Press pub
lished this item: ''The Princess Market
is not bowling success" Afterwards
two actions for libel were instituted
against the paper by tenants Of the
market. The Supreme Court has just
dismissed both actions The complain
ants doubtless Will conclude that libel
suits are not "howiing success"
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Attention sheet Metal workers.

All journeymcn sheet Metal Workers
are invited TO attend an open meeting
called for Tuesday evening, April 81,
at p. M, in Greenwood Hall. 64
Canal-st. Object, organization of the
trade. By orders of the
CENTRAL LABOR UNION ORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Try our 6-length e Violin Strings, COL
ored u and copper G.. and you will
never use any other. For sale a; Her
rick, .Morehead & Nelson's, % aud 25
South Davislon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

The Democrats are very ANXIOUS 10
get out from under now that the anti
pas elephant has fallen on them
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

FRAUD, failure and Frsdlenderisnn-
the tnrss "Ess' OF the ally squAwbue2
eoloas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Brook Trout at Dettenthaler's.

Elliott & Co. still have q few Indian
river oranges.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

A silk lined overcoa, to order for S2S.
FRANK NJ. WILLIAMS,
20 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Armour's Star hams cooked and
sliced at Elliott Il Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Pouoni's Complexion Powder pro-
ducss soft and beautiful skin: IT COM
bines every element of beauty and pur-
tsy
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Spring Rain.

Armour's Star hams and bacon at
Elliott * Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Elliott & Co. are headquarters TO
Southern fruits and vegetables.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

This wonderful Mineral Water retains
rs mineral aud magnetic properties
almost indefinitely when stored III
stone, glass. or properly prepared casks.
This Water has not only the wonder
fui curative properties claimed for IL.
bat comes from the well at n tempera-
turc of 80 degrees Farenhei;, ana Is II
delightfully."- pleasant drink. IL does
not, like most mineral waters. require
dcoderizlng To make It palataile 10 the
taste, bat can be used for table water
Jus, as IL comes from the well.
In It's corbonatcd state il forms a
pleasant, refreshing beverage. cures
and prevents dyspepsia, etc. etc, ani
Is far superior 10 any o. tho imported
waters.
Delivered 10 any part Of the city at
10 cents pcr gnIiOn.
ELLIOTT & Co., Cor isS,s1ss.. aSarss and
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Ingrains that will please you at Smith
& Sanford's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
OF FASHIONS!
Pronounced by the Press and Public!
Who: Why?
M. EHRMAN'S
NEW SHOE HOUSE,
90 Canal-st between Lyon-st. and Crescent-ave.
The Store for Latest Styles! The StNs for Polite Clerks
The Store for an Elegant s,oesi The Store Loves, Prices,
Our prices bringing the people: Our styles nobby
and our assortmcnts great. We can fit any foot.
We carry all sizes, widths and shapes
THE FOLLOWING ARE ONLY 4 fEy Or OUR MANY LOW P1rS

The FOLLOWING ARE ONLY fy OF OUR MANY Low PIlCE.
The best line of Mems shoes 9oe, 95c sio0
Fine Calf Shoes for Men, style 81 10. SLIGO $50
Fine Calf ehoes for Men, style Slls, SlAs, Si.O5
Fine Kangaroo Shoes, any style, congress or lace,
plain toe tip, the boss 90. S225, So %
Boys Shoes in all styles from to size Soc ST. 81 80
Youths But. Shoes, from ii high cut So 90 81, SE"o
School Shoes 90. 20. so, soc, Si.Oo
In heel ii,
Must be appreciated
Ladies' pat. leather tip Shoes 9ec ST TO- sI.5
Ladies' fine kil Gongola Sl.l0, Sl.io. SI.6o
ali styles
fine Ladies' Welt Shoe, in button or lace. any
width warranted ........... ST 90, 81 So. $500
"A I o see d $
A Ladies' fine square box toe, entirely new last,
just out 13o, S1.65 S22o, 40. S2.s-D
All widths for isy
Try a pair Evitt Bros Baltimore Shoes. nails,
seams, $3.50, $500
5
Hand Tirns, your taste, fine, and comforfa-
ble all styles, 81. 90 $500. $3.50
Oxford Ties leather last 40 10 soc. ouc
pair of OXfOrds, latest styles 9Oc, S1.OO, Sf.25
Lovely comfortable
Good House Slippers all goods. SOC, G0c
P.s.We make special effort a correct fit
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Shad Roes at Dettenthaler's.

Chenille and Lace Curtains at the
right price ut Smith q Sandford's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Frog Legs at Dettenthaler's.

Perfect making and fitting is the
watchword of Smith 4 Sanford's,
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

New line of Macintosh Rain Goats
just received. GARDINER & BAXTER.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

The ncv Rleea sat ssia Pur.hsr ans CREATES,
ef e isrscr Resn1ai~S iaferaafly TO cleanse fhe
blc.sa ef al in afrifss, snt tins remove IN.
cR use ard ti-rfcTss, The sresI ~kfa Care aud
turtf "a ~asr. m sxg7tsits -kia B>sutiaer'
~xfsrasilg te GEAR tae sxia aa4 sestr snd reL
store tae hair. rurp sSerr seeet - % ssaafrfng
itehiHx. D rene. sc.lv sRa slnsplr afseasrs 81
the sStn. s~eip. sad elsecd
So svrrvwsere. Pre- r--*-r-s ~ ., 40
- Rv<cfrrv-. s.sss Fr@psres ~ - fs~rss
hsrH 80 tssssCst frsrcs f-sss ersfss.
es-era tor Hos - snra rkiu Hf>~&s>s
- pexe< . tihr~rrszseas sad 80 fessfrosi<ss
pfuFfFS sss~x h.>sx. - r-urs. es.ep.a
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

The latest
''On Venice Waters" vocal, Otto
l-2C2 Il f--~- "
Comrades. vocal, Aculennon....-.Io Ioc
"Jast We Two, schotrsche. Mssssck-lec
"Ihe Gsiety Skirt Dance Lang
-A~o< -%
"ComTAdes >ch0tt.sche. Haftei-.-.lec
Al Herrlek, Aorehe2d 4 Nelson's, -
and % south DsYlslon-sL
$50 10 Chicago VIA AN. M
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

IN ~ EN- - - a -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
cep.able to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and hare made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may net have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. ckL.
LOUISVILLE. N. AEX YoaS. a.H
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
STATE OF oHro, CRY OF TOLEDO, !

= 7
LUcAs COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
Is the senior partner OF tbs firm of +.
j. CHENEY q Co.. doing business IN the
City OF Toledo, County aud State afore-
said, and that said firn will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF CArARRH that
cannot be cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRh CURE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

HalPs Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY Il CO.. Toledo, o.
st2s- Sold by Druggists, 7oc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
A. W. GLEASON,

Sworn TO before ME and subscribed in
my presence, tins 9th day OF December,
A D. 1885.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-28
PENSACOLA A COAL PORT.
Shipments from the Alabama Mines
Abrams ed For,

PENSACOLA, FLA, Feb. 37.-Ths Mexi-
can Coal and Steamship Company, COM
posed Of New York capitalists, have about
completed arrangements for the shipment
Of Alabama coal to points in the interior Of
Mexico, sending the mineral from this port
by steamship to Corpus Christi, Tex, and
thence TO its destination eIer the Mexican
National railroad. which runs to aud bs-
you'd the City of Mexico The Louisville
and Nashville railroad, for the transporta.
ton Of the coal from the mines
to the seaboard at this point. has
named acceptable rates and given the use
Of their coal docks here TO the company.
Satisfactory terms have also been made
with the Mexican National railway, and it
Is given out that the first cargo in the new
trade will be shipped within two weeks.
The company wifi own the vessels en-
ployed in the commerce They have al
ready closed a contract for the delivery of
10000 tons of coal to the Mexican Central,
and expect to handle 100. 900 toas before the
close of the year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-28
CHURCHES AND PAVING.
a Decision That They Must Bear Their
share OF the Cost.

a Decision That They Must Bear Their
share OF the Cost.
ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 27.-The supreme
court to-day did what It rarely does-re-
versed itself. The case was that of the city
OF Atlanta against the First Presbyterian
church. Its history is peculiar, and the
decision itself of interest to all the churches
OF the state, since it holds them liable for
their share of street improvements when
ever owners of abutting property generally
are legally SO taxed. The purpose to which
tns property is devoted is held to make no
dlnereace. Some years ago the First
Methodist church of Atlanta tried to enioin
the city from collecting one-third of the
cost for paving the adjacent streets.
THE PETITION REFUSED.
Judge Marshall Clarke refused the petit.
tlon, and the supreme court, Justices Bland
FORD and Hall concurring, overruled him
Meantime others of the city churches had
paid similar assessments. Tae first Presby-
terlan, which was among the number, then
brought suit to recover the amount COLI
iected from it. Judge Clarke, bound by the
late deciiion IN the Methodist church,
ordered verdict for the church. The city
appealed, and the supreme court again re-
Versed the judge, thus justifying the re-
msrk OF Justice Lumpxin to-day that he
had been twice overruled and yet had been
rignt In both instances. This mornings
ueclslon was agreed to by the full court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-28
FLEECING TaE BLACKS.
they Bit at Scheme Which Promised
Unlimited Credit

Eney Bit at a Scheme Which Promised
Unlimited Credit.
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 27.-While the
Congo company's agents have been fleeing
inc stupid negroes, L. r Farmer, the all
ieged representative of the Universal
brotherhood" has b cen doing as much for
nose OF Gwinnett county. The name of
farmers Association was not altogether as
Ioug as the emigration company's, but his
qTccount OF It's purposes was quite as alluring.
:; ~ return for snail initiation fee he said
AZ conferred upon its members the
;;uesumaole privilege of borrow
ing other peoples money just as
tthbseIy as they liked. This prospect tickled
THS appetite of his dupes so irresistibly that
Farmer had little trouble in scrapins
SSosether nearly $500 from the would-be
WTVtroWers, be next induced Columbus
;Msoo, with whom he had been boarding, to
ihnuorse his note for s36. promising to meet
W WIN 10 Atlanta and pay up all owed him.
a., me s came, I'd Farmer has also been seen
=, nio S9e CITY, but still manages to elude his
'4cum and the police.