Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-27

Why s il YOU treat re 10 the way Fea
eoF' He replied, 81 cant tax 10 you
| promised Margaret l uoola not TAX
% yeu, and 1 aia gong 20 Keep ~
word" Nn}ss Alice MAS SEX her i2saer
accused her OF stealing sheets and pal-
icE eases she sad size did rot and
he replied that Margaret sad soase
were mlss'n ~. A search Was made, ana
when Il resulted IA nothing beng found,
Margaret 81 q she guessed they dsdn.s
search Very elese." When Aliee's
name or Der motheIs mas mentioned,
the Old man would storal aud rave,
stamp his feet on the ground and de-
clare that be ala not want 10 hear either
OF their names mentioned.
MI. Russell efoss-sxamined regard
ING What business relations the wisaess
had with MIR. Brown. bat tbsTe was
nothing Important elected on that line.
The Old man kept a diary every year
and put down where he went, what he
dad and the condition OF the weather.
After 1882 the witness kept the diary.
All OF the books were IN the nands OF
the special administrator. IL was tia
opinion OF the witness that in many
respects Dir. Brown was penurious. rs
pecisliy was this true in regard t.
household matters. He bought tbs
groceries ard complained becanse they
were used up sooner than he thought
they ought TO be, and would put oil
buying new supply Tor three or four
days. He was Ielient to those who
owed him. providing he had good
security. lie was also Involved IN many
law suits. While the witness was OK
planning that he had visited Mrs. Haines
Mr.. Russell said:
ibid she make you take of your
boots and put on your slippers"
Mr.. Smiley-''I object. That 90
CURED too long after the making of
the will"
This is the oi,lec,,on which Mr.. Rus
sell has made To every second question
asked. Mr.. Smiley's sarcasm brought
the house down. and 1t was some min
utes before the bailiff could restc-c or.
C. IN the court room.
Court Notes.
IN Kelley Of Butterworth svencc,
| formerly member of the police force.
was pulled yesterday morning for
drunkenness aud was convicted of the
charge in court. Judge Haggerty sus-
pended sentence until this morning.
Kelley has wife and SIX small chill.
dren depending upon his daily ..-acI
for their support.
Geo. Hayes. David Scott. Ray Iic:gle
and Frank Martin went over to the
county Jail yesterday from police court
for ten days each for drunkenness
William Ryan was also Convicted o:
the same charge, but sentence was de.
ferrcd until this morning.
Deputy United States Marshal Brew.
ster is looking for a man who was seen
yesterday morning peddling Swedish
razors in the city. A quantity of these
goods have been struggled across the
border and the officers are watching
for them.
The Cleveland Stone compa ny has
begun suit in the circuit court against
Herbert Vanden Bogart and Abraham
V4nden Bogart, placing damn ; al
81 900. The case is started on note
for $64s.26. -
Mrs. Geradus Klel, whose name has
been on the police court record fol
| some time on charge of disorderly,
was released on suspended sentence
yesterday.
j. l.. Hodges had jag that demand.
ed a thirty day sentence for its sup
porter, but Judge Haggerty deferred
sentence until this morning..
The case against Fred Thome and
Fred Platte for keeping saloon open or
/ Sunday WAS adjourned yesterday in
police court until March ].
Judge Haggerty yesterday held ],
Zukoski for trial on the charge OF
keeping hisssloon open on Sunday.
The larceny case against Geo. Cook
will be on call in police court this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
| Henry Brach was held 70. trial in
the police court yesterday for selling
| liquors TO minors.