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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
EDITORIAL EXCERPTS.

The census of 1890 was not taken in
VAIN. Supt. Porter tells the anxious
country in bulletin that few diamonds
or other precious stones are produced
in the United States. It IS well this
should be known, and the taxpayer will
not regret the money the census cost
Free Press.
A London paper makes bad show
ing of Italian murder statistlcs-eight
times as many assassinatlons as IN any
other European country; ten murders
aud eight murder trials n day. and n
great number Of killings unwhIpt of JUS
tee. Tighten up those immigration
laws.-JourBsl.
The constantly increasing majorities
of Judge Montgomery and the Repub-
lean regents keep bubbling up, not
outstanding the frantic endeayors OF
the Democracy to keep them cut or
sight by sitting on the political pot
cover. From go plurality 10 5000 Is
auts a growth. under the circum-
ssances.-Lsnsing Republican.
The base bail associations, among
ether signs of spring. are stirring, but
their glory has largely departed. for the
people now are less devoted To the once
fsvorite craze. There y talk amid the
few OF Muskegon's entering league,
but the majority pat their memories
and wallets and res0iutly shake their
heads. Muskeg0B has better hsh to
fry Muskeg0n Chronicle.
The citgzen who has had any doubts
about toe continued prosperity and
growth OF Grand Rapids should take an
extended drive or stroll through the
streets todsy and note the May new
buildings IN process OF erection There
may Ne sofae obstacles in the horizon or
tee eltv's future in the share of threat
ened hostile legislation. bet there are
no winged insects settling down upon
the hustlIng furniture metropolis
Democrat.
The Republicans having reformed the
tariff IN the IN tersst of the American
warkingnssa. reduced the cost OF NV
ing. provRfed for large. steady aud
healthy ncressa m the currency. efi-
lsrged the pension laWs - a. to pro
vide fer every reedy solder ard sis de-
pendent oneS. aud relieved the >apren1s
Court from hsfrtensOnne desays. can row
ssora - stand back fer a year asd let
tsse Democrats Sex aad fsat SIMON :
! tAsnsse lvsss--Ir to0nes
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

brave man who denies % shield sonae-
body else, bur the lie Of a eosar6-of
one whose Sentiments are stronger
than their creator. The interview you
now complain Of = literal and abso-
lutte fact
Tas viii compel Verdi 10 prefer .
Challenge or &c posted as a.eosard, as
he has boAsted OF his lighting qualities,
and believes IA and has praetleed the
duello- HAFrles u brave fellow who
has passed through the dangers Of two
or more Indian campaigns, and IS 8
dead sure snos with q revolver. 1t Is
said that Verdi will decline 10 fight.
because HaFTies is not his social equal.
Il IS probable that If Verdi refuses the
duello, Harrles will administer SUM
mary chastlsementupon him when they
meet, just for the satisfaction OF spill
ling small quantity or Verbs bot
Italian blood.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
A woman.s IEAss.


TIE heart Is sucA strange a1aix.
50 fa.i " ~ aid xls6aes
And cSD4sds OF pesee cassroytng oErU
Are mined With gzi2ss Of gzAereaA
And therr are times ~he1 I'll eur sks0
Are c3rhs- II s0n-it glory,
Whea tears viii strangely dlrn tie sys4
Al. HE, bow strange story!
Twas oaiy yesterday viewed.
While l13chia.s 10 Tie city.
a charming dsInsel-was | rgceS
HeE face s'as SWEET AID pretty.
Her eyss were far Is stxrs Of night
Her chseks were hks che rsses-
itAo0gas no sorrow deep % s1gAs
Within her breast reSoseA"
Yet Is ! gazed into her eyes,
Upon their beauty dwelling.
Issw-and great Was ny surprtss-
The tear drops gently welding.
Yes. wrlilns nun the heart thought
Head Taught oQs love and glas.asB-
What cruel thorn" said i. "hAs brought
1osuch a rose It's sadness"
sweet dove" unused. ~couid my night
arm
In happiness defend you.
You could DOT Know a breath Of harm,
It's strength I'D gladly lend you
Just then she Whispered 10 her mate,
l listened, wrapIred IN wonder.
Beware OF that h'3rseraafsh. Kate"
Said she. Its stocghter'n thcndcr"
Chicago Herald
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
Evanc.eeu, Fame q. the Humor,.e..

Some writer has said that Of all kinds
of fame that of the brilliant and success
full lawyer is most evanescent. He's
wrong. That of the humorist is more
evanescent still. How many of the rs
ing generation ever heard of "Squibob''
or "John Ph9nix"--the titles Of Lieu
tenant Derby? Yet he made the Ameri-
ems Of the SOS roar with laughter.
"Doesticks" is but vague name. "Or-
pheus c. Kerr is only read by students
OF the war era. and they often have Ia
study out the references, for TIE split
has passed away with the wants which
excited it. major Jack Downing de-
lighted two generations-it is tedious
reading now. And 70 the list goes on.
II may be said that all humor which
takes its tone from current events must
be short lived. No wonder the old Greek
comedies appear stupid to us.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

He was getting shine on his boots as
he leaned up against the postotfice build
ing, and obcerving that tho bootblack
had black eye re remarked:
II am afraid you are prone 10 belliger-
ency, my sen"
What's thern" asked the lad.
"You have been engaged in physical
contest"
Il don't catch"
'In other words, You resorted TO mus
cular force where argument would no
doubt have been far better"
The boy rubbed away for a while and
tried to straiten the kinks out Of the
several expressions, and then suddenly
looked Up and queried:
"Oh! you mean my black eye, don't
your"
''Of course do"
"You mean that I've bia in fight?
YES"
"And got licked?"
Perhaps II is very sad to see one so
young walking in the path which leads
to sin and disgrace"
on re Oh, Oiu uidn-Nay OH. replied
the lad with good deal of spirit as he
chucRed his brushes into his box. Il
wasn't scrappin' wild none of de kids.
Seven big fellers was Robin of msn
on Second avenue de Older night an l
jumped in an saved him IN his Doodle,
and got dis eye for me reward"
''Oh, that's it. Then l am sorry to
have said anything. hope ! didn't
hurt your feelings. Here's a nickel
extra"
My feelin's was hurried, sir, but dis
makes it all right. Scrap wild a kid!
Never, SIR
That's right, my boy! A brave boy
will not fight when he can avoid it."
mo. sir. and besides, it was his elbow
he hit me wild, and all by accident, and
de way did lamb de stuilin' outer dot
messenger boy and make him holler
would hev made all your hair climb
right up! Thankee, sir; I'm allus open
to advicew-New York Sun.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.

The council will be called upon in the
Immediate future to prepare for the
summer campaign on tire streets and
other public Improvements. Itnow has
on the calendar in an unfinished condi-
ton the Reeds Lake Electric franchise,
The Cable Company's ordinance and a
proposition to pave Monroe-st. These
are three items OF utmost importance,
not only to those interested in pecu-
mary way, but also to the people. The
entire winter has been spent on all
three OF them, and today they are no
nearer final settlement than when first
presented. The council cannot afford
10 waste further time IN discussing the
details OF these measures while other
public business is impeded and de-
laycd. Each of these questions should
go TO special committees for final inves-
tigatIon and report. The committees
should DO composed of men IN whom
the council as body. both individually
and collectively, have the fullest conf
dence. Let these committees sit and
hear both sidesand then prepare reports.
These reports could then be acted upon
and an intelligent conclusion arrived
at. The standing committees are over
taxed with routine business and have
not the time 10 give these important
subjects the attention they demand.
This tact explains why il is these meas
ures excite ill-adyised hostility and i'm
matGre support. Under the present
order, judging by past progress, it will
he midsummer before either of the
questions are definitely settled. The
paving question can be settled speedily
by conference committee from the
council and tho board. This committee
could meet on friendly ground and
agree upou q report that would meet
the approval of both the council and
the board. All differences as TO roIa-
tive powers, materials, contracts, etc,
could be adjusted Ia a harmonious
manner. and the needed Improvements
insugursted a. AN early day. These
suggestions are made without the
slightest desire - shape the policy OF
the council. but for the purpose, il pos
sble. Of facilitating a settlement of
these knotty problems now before that
body.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
FOR THE SPRING OF 1891.

nave added full line Of new wall
papers, embracing all the new designs
and coloring. TO be founs in the market,
with holdings aud decorations 70
match. Every effort will be made to
keep up the reputation the house has
always sustained for artistic decoration
and fine voTkmsnship.
Ny ART paTlors contain the finest col
lection Of water colos, higb-class etch-
Ings, BTsnn sutotypes, snd prints TO be
found n Michigan.
Besides the above I make s speciality
Of novel and aristic framing. ard carry
the largest ard most varied lines Of pr
ture holdings 70 he found in the West.
7 Do gliding and regiiding n al 20
branches. sad msnefacters our own
shadow borss, oat cur own mats. snd
DO 81 kinds of work sppsrtssning r
tbs branch Of buslness. Ny motto .
the very best kind o. work At the lowesi
PCS be grices. Al. F0wIE,
No. 81 Ionis-s.-, south q Monroe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

A pert young ostrich, inflated by the
beauty of his growing tail feathers, en-
countered a hippopotamus taking the
evening air by the bank of the r1ver in
which he was conducting his business.
SaCntering insolently by, the bird re-
turned the sedate beasts salute W III a
negligent nod. affecting at the same
time to yawn. my young friend said
the hiPpopotamus. in tone of reproof.
''if you IaIst indulge in that practice,
let me at least show you how it is done
by those who have pursued it from
youth" With these words he split his
face. and, laying back the lid. exposed a
cavern which presently closed on para
lyzed ostrich. Then the level beams of
the sun fell with superfuous illumina-
ton on the features Of hippopotamus
already lighted up by a sanity smile.
In the social game the bumptious youth
who plays splendor of attire against an
expert pair of jaws courts the destruc-
ton awaiting any other flushed bobtail
that runs Up against any other pair
New York Evening Sun.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

Nal .. '" - slStS that the fail
ure was due 70 some little defects which
he can easily remedy. His boat is -
feet long. feet wide and feet deep,
and IL Is needless 10 add that seaIncn
generally declare that he cannot do the
trick.
There have, however. been some re-
markabie voyages in small boats. In
1878 Captain Andrews and his brother
crossed the Atlantic in the dory Nauti-
lus, and they and their boat were great
attraction at the Paris exposition. The
next year Captain Burrell and a COM
pan;oa sailed from Boston in a nineteen
foot boat for Australia, but lost their
compass in few days, tried again and
very nearly persisted on the African
coast, after which they abandoned the
enterprise. Captain Goldsmith and wife
also tried 1t and failed. and in 1885 Cap
tain Z. y Clondman started in twenty
eight foot boat, but was wrecked on the
Florida coast. All such attempts have
ended in disaster, but there are plenty
moro ready to mako q trial.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

The italian smbrogilo has at last de-
veloped case that may terminate in
blood. A certain Washington doctor
named Verdi. confidential friend Of
Baron Fsva, and tosdying frequen,er
OF the diplomsscciGbs. wssintervie we'd
on tae New Orleans outrage hy seorge
II Hsrries. a reporter for the Evening
star n the interview Verdi grew We
hement and denounced the mayor az
the city SIS murderer. the sheriff a
murderer. and the town ss one where
naurder has common and open poses
son CT the heart. Hsrriss faithfully
reproduced every ward spoken by the
docter ard the interview appeared in
toe star. Nerdi suddenly awakened 10
the realization Of the fact that he hsa
talked too much. and that his prsctics
was inaperiled thereby, and fastened %
hrand the pablishet report .. untrue.
Hsrriss st FIRST made no reply. but
When = second letter ef the same char
scter appeared ard BIS reputation for
veraesv snrugnst he wrete an epen
letter u Verdi, the eiosnSp II
when reads
Seur denisi-i1 wsrr. voof, seer ard
2 sh IS . pialn. ua&tofnsd iie, sad
not Tie seala-extas&ols as4ssaccd VI a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
FEMALE EQUALITY.

There is charming originality and
pungency to the sermon by Mrs. Shaw,
synopsis of which appears elsewhere,
that convince one that she is deeply
sensible of her rights, and those of her
sisters, to occupy the same plane OF &C
tivity in life that the .terner sex has
so long preoccupied to their exclusion.
Female equality is divine right, but
man has interposed serious obstacles
to its uninterrupted enjoyment. 1t will
be years before wonan's oath is less
solemn in a court ef justice, years be-
fore she will man the ships and dig the
trenches, years before she will be held
accountable for the performance of
many things now performed by the male
sex. If woman would aspire to equal
ity with manshe should not seek the pull
Dit and ballot alone, for this would beget
a greater equality than now exists. There
is difference between man and wo-
man that neither ballot nor pulpit can
remove or alter. 1t Is not alone IN sex,
nor in mental accomplishments. The
physical difference will make equality
impossible. Aud yet the ring and IN
dependence of Mrs. Shaw's words Will
cultivate respect, while not in the least
Strengthening the probability of her
divine right eliminating in free, unrc-
s,ricted enjoyment of civil, political
and religious equality.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

Hon. John l. does not like chill
dren, and the b children were told
OF his dislike before he came TO dinner
with their parents. Before the dinner
they had been instructed 10 DC very quiet
daring dinner; 80. although both Of them
regarded the visitor with some curioeity,
neither spoke word until dessert came
on. Then little Kit piped up with an
almond in her mouth and al the shrill
femininity Of seven years in her tones:
"Mr. L.. I've thought how il is about
you Don't you suppose the reason You
don't like children is because you haven {
got any Of US Of your ownr-New York
Press
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

DIR. w. ID. UENIEI. lie therefore, con-
clrdes that the earth at certain times
passes through belt or cloud of star
dust. and therefrom the bacilli fall upon
Us.
1t is needless to detail the ways he
adopted to expose his slides in the open
air and trap the elusive bacillus. Suffice
it that he caught few. and queer little
creatures they are. He then analysed
some mucus from grippe sufferer and
found similar microbes in IL, which
made his belief certainty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

figure at Wash
ington. In add-
ton to bein q
dean CT the Dip
lomatic corps
he enjoyed con-
siderable social
distinction, and
also y reputation
for eccentncity.
He moved 50 Of
ten that people
" b o wished TO
500 him On h-rei-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

his reasoning on
it is really quite
curious. he de-
clares that thirty
four years ago,
and again sixteen
years ago, there
was a similar cpl
demic, and be-
tween times il
struck the horses
and produced the
painfully remem-
bered "epizooty."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

rsae~ 49, k--zsisr ~ n rsv's PrneFecrfss-
q ~ are~s se4as warf bless aa~6fcfns - Ttses
81 fhfS f4sxs ffS dish 80 stefe in-iese rrfce
ln frlfs-. al ~ ~fi sra ~ rrfarh rHsiL
sF 49, rnra Eeeretsf ~ r4sfa seae4 -
vs7oae 4S1zrseS A&1r-SS n Nest ZEN
lszf O. "a 81 AK Ec-4-are-. fstrsfst. hseA.
SOFA a. 61sad Rsr.4s y &. = nissez-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

tie dory. tn e
Dark Secret. and
thus prove the
practicability Of
what seanen call
cookie shelinav-
igation." He has
tried il once, and
after drifting
sixty-two d avs
failed even To get
across the Allan
tic: but ne in
IN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

MADAME DIss DEAR has sunk CON-
pletely Tout of sight" Her last public
appearance was as coy cupid attirsd
II green and red tights IN the play
which IS 10 run at local theater this
week. \ few days ago she wrote note
10 the press agencies stating that she
was about to commit suicide. Ii is be-
lieveel that she has joined the immortal
McGinty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

THE percentage of gain IN population
In the last ten years for Grand Rapids
Was 1927. Omaha shows the greatest
gain. rs percentage being s6o.2S. Lead
vile diminished IN population 2i.S5 per
cent ia that period.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

SPECTATORS may Juggle with the
prlce of sugar, but the fact that the Nc
Kinley bill reduced the price TO the
consumer will remain thorn n the
sides OF the Free Traders.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
He WAS Dean of the DlrIoma ats.

Baron Fava, whose retirement from
the POST of Italian minister TO the United
States was one OF the consequences OF
tho recent lynchings at New Orleans.
vas e. ~ Last ten Years a corspicuous
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

II Is very significant pointsr-the
fact that al of the most elegant equip
ages OF the city drive on CanaIst. Tor .
quiet, easy spin.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
AaUsEhESFs.

"Out Of Sight" a farce comedy viii
be "a sight a. Rsdmond's ali Of the
present week Nothing u claimed III
advance for the piece except that Il AZ
fords TIE comedians abundant oppor
tanity for mirth song and musle. Nat
lnses a. Usual.
At Smiths this week Reeves com
pany or twenty people will reyel IN the
realms OF 5uYlesque, which means carte
blanche for the Offering u ali that u
humorous and attractive. Unusual At
teation will be gwen 10 the staging and
eustumIng. Aatlnees "Wednesday, Fl.
day and Saturday.
The next attraction AZ Powers will be
''The County Far" which has become
celebrated for us long run al the Union
Square fhester, New York.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

Frcmztis snd Yermsn-
eztiv ci~rs a. ferns q
Nervous " saknrss IN
isstsns SpNrnaSf orrnes-
In potencyaad a. e-sefs
81 thase e. Exres<Ns
f%en rrpSerl hes ever 5
yrzrs in rhsusan6s q
eases $ The sxly sFsfs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

A WISCONSIN woman has commenced
suit against her granger husband for
desertion. Three other women now
appear and claim TO be his wives. This
Is worse thAo Fr;dlender's dilemma.
They should Organize farmers al
lance
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

PREsIDEsT HAgEIsoS's journey Is one
continued ovation all along the hne-
q. c. and d. Is. I'll. look on with IL
concealed envy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
=, ss. natural ri.sory Glass.

Teacher-Nov, Johnnie Bszrows. ycu
nav tell me what il the strongest OF al
the animals.
J. B.-Pisase IN. the skunk-West
Shore
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
Has Captured la Crippc's BaciIIus.

DR.. William d. Gentry, Of Chicago,
has caught the grippe-creating microbe,
and "has the little wriggler in micro
SCOPE slide" At least he says so, and
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

The Legislature has eleven more
days ia which TO register IA promises OF
economy aad reform.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

TIE MASKING season Is At hAnd-the
baseball players viii be here IN June
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

ness had difficulty in finding his quar-
ters. His son is sn architect at the ma
sional capital, and by all accounts 10 an
honorable and energetic young fellow.
Yet ne and his father are said not to be
on speaking terms.
Baron Fsvs u At present reported i'll
a. n result Of the excitement and worry
incident to he recent complications.
Hts Discovery.
Lex =. he 70 the visd-oohi- sid sh.. sna
-Ts :, suies and p>~cefsl.- she sid ard 81.
ssgAess.
Ard be woudsr-i ard wondered. ard. vsnde--
Ing. smiled
To thssk how a qases r~sr.s; ccuId ,. -vssa-
Bur Wen trsn TIE roo. - The bog n.ssi-d
aaks
TIRE ls-ss4d million sssrsckis, c~cef.
And the jsss ard tAs crvws IN tie nsarA>s esr
h~Td
A ~serfiy rs~opso,~1. ovr-evs sh~s,
~ a w-s6 ps>kc~ whs,g>d . h>Eae~ ssd
tru.k
whsr ss~ se-s-r-ss sh>- chsste~-d - n ck~y
we're draax-
tns f~-~ef - fas~cs anaSs~-o-s rs -.
n rAsnk " fA> crscks - tAe nsef6enf1g sin.
re waos--rd 10 ferSsr. &-a tbs tine he
<zsSssA
AS "a az discovered v4at usa-s>t - 49, W.
-Sossen Coarisr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
COOKIE SHELL NAVIGATION.

A sAitsrnas's Proposed TRY Around the
World in = DoSy.
Captain William y. andrews is deter
mined 10 20 around the world in his lit
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20
SCROFULA

Is that isnFarity = the hlsed wl.seh fEe-daees
ezsig,-tiy lamps or swslAngs IA lie necks
N.ssh e@ases running sefes 81 The Egzas.
legs, ~ feets which develops Ulcers IN tl.s
eyes, ears, II hose. often causing hlia1Aess or
cszfaesss y Alch = the origin Il pimples. can
eer0Gs ggoStAs, or AGnors, Which, f2siell-
Log uQen tie lungs. causes consumption aId
ceath. IL Is the IaosG ancient q al diseases,
and seEy fes persoas @Te entirely irSe fFozn Il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-20

"I II Be- ss" CUR
BY taking HOODS sarsap2fIlis, which, by
the remarkable cures Il las accomplished,
has proven Itself 10 BE a potent ana peculiar
medicine ser tbs disease. J. yoa sL-aes ssoza
scrotli@, Try Hoods s&rs2pAFlIla-
Every spring iay wife aud children have
been troubled with seToflla. my little boy.
three years eia, heias tefii6le saiefer.
Last sI'riag he wSs one mass Of sores from
head tofeet- We all took Hoods sarsaPzriiia,
and al have been cured Of tie scFo,aia- Nj
Little boy is entirely free from sores. ana all
four Of nay children look bright and healthy
". T. ArHKRToN, Pass@le City, \. J.
Hoods Sarsaparil!a
Sold ~ al druggists. s. six fors IS. frep4ree only
b. {. l. HOOD a CO. Apo;hecAr.es, Lowell Ass2.
100 Doses One Dollar
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-13
BOROUGH ITEMS
GLEANINGS BY THE LOCAL
CORPS OF REPORTERS.
WHAT THE SCRIBES SEE AND HEAR
The Perpetrator Of a Theft at Mt
Carmel on Grand Army Day
Arrested In Town Last
Night,

While the celebration was in progress on
Grand Army Day in Mt Carmel David
Daudray, well known offender, under
took aplundering expedition. He gained
an entrance to AL. Umholtzs house and
stole clothing, a watch and other articles
aggregating in value to the amount OF $50.
Daudray disappeared and his whereab uts
remained a mystery until yesterday, when
the town police spotted" the man in town
and placed him in the lookup. Last night
Constable Jesse Neswenter of Mt. Car.
mel, arrived in town and took charge oi
the prisoner. Daudray was taken to Mt
Carmel on a late train. He is an old of
fender, having served one term in Sun.
bury, two in Pottsvile, one in Scranton
and one in Cherry Hill. He dresses wei
and travels about the country on his nerve
Constable Neiswenter expressed the opinion
that the prisoner would be resident o
Sunbury for about ten years hence.