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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.--Representa-
tive Bankhead, chairman of the house
committee on public buildings and
grounds, when asked today about tho
policy to be pursued in the committee
on public buildings, said that the COM
mittes would wait until the presidents .
message shall have been received and
see how much money remains IN the
treasury. If there proves TO be . sur
plus to justify IL. appropriations would
be made for buildings where they are
most needed, but II the financial con-
di,ian shows . deficiency there would
be no appropriations for new buIldings.
Mr.. Bsnknaad added that it vas quite
likely that in any event the appropria-
tions for buildings would lie beld
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
FOR SUNDAY OPENING.
Duborrough Wants the Worlds Far
Open Seven Days Z Week.

WASHINGTON, Dec. b. Republican
Duborrough of Illinois introd uced in
the house today joint resolution pro-
viding for opening the worlds fair on
Sunday. The resolution repeats SEC
ton four of the act Of congress ap-
proved last April and makes it tho duty
of the Worlds Columbian expositiou TO
make such rules or notifications of the
rules of the corporation known as the
Worlds Columbian Expontiou. 20 will
prohibit the use on Sundays of ma
chinery. unnecessary marual labor and
AL merchandising; that the art gallery,
horticultural building and oil other
buildings In which EXHIBITS of mechan-
.ical afESre installed shall be thrown
open to-<he public on each and every
day during the entire term Of the ex-
position, aud that each emplCye of the
exposition shall be gIten one days rest
in each week. A preamble to the reso-
luton cites the advantages TO be de-
rived IN opening the exposition on
Sundays and says that it is not done
for local interest but Tor the benefit of
the people, this nationNQd all foreign
nations that participate mrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

Owosso. Dec 5.-The bunness por-
ton OF Ovosso was threatened with de-
stxuetson early yesterday morning.
Dursng the absence of T.. II. Webb and
family IRE broke out In their rooms
over he meat market IN the George
Thomaa block The flames had gained
considerable headwsy before any
water could be thrown and had spread
70 several adjoining stores IN the same
block. The greatest loss will fall on
George Thomas. owner of the building.
All Of Mr.. webb's goods we're . total
loss His market Was also damaged
considerably. The telephone exchange
was flooded with water. The goods Of
Gates Bros.. VI. A. Sprague and III. w.
Mann were somewhat damaged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
SENATOR'S AND FLOWR8s
Upper House Adjourns Amer . Nev
Senator Il Swofn In.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Tbe sooood
session Of the fifty-second cone1>0
opened in the senate today with ~
usual scenes. There We = crouGr1
gallery, and dispiay Of nowon t1e1
surpassed any previous outburoe O.
floral tributes. senator Wojoo0 ~
lost 70 slght from the front bohso1 A.
immense tree Of rescs and several otbw
smblems rested on his desk. The 1Gn1n3
that we're not the resting p1sce q oopno
design or boQuet were feu and fas -
tween. The good elect Of the floVogo
waa heightened by the air Of 1ollity go
good fellowship that market The 9soo1,
lngs Of senators for the first tine oi1seo
ths late political upbcavai. Dcme
crate naturally we're jubijsnt ans to1~'
full. but the republicans made bc4W
show, and il there we're any Grje1 -
il was hidden behind . smiling foco.
senator Proctor. eIsctsd 70 0u -
Mr.. Edmunds' expired tsrm iron v(@e
mont, va escorted 20 bic deok ~ ~
venerable colleague, Mr.. Morrill, 81
sworn in BY Vice Pressdent nogoo1<
After hearing from senatofs Hato -
German, that President Hanison vo0t4
communicate with congress - wrtou1
at the opening of t0murrOW's eoG1oo
the senate adlourned-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
ARGUMENTS BEGUN.
The Smith Heresy Tnal Draws Slowly
to . Close.

to . Close.
CIScISNATI, Dec. Sat the morning
session Of the Cincinnati presbytery,
Prof. Smith asked leave to put In evil
dence. his response and rejoinder to
tho charges against him. DIR. Low said
that any part of Prof. Smiths response
in rejo,nder which tended to refute the
evidence of tho prosecution could be
properly offered. The prosecution did
not consider the question I'M
portant enough TO press It,.
Tney were willing. he said, 10
withdraw the matter. A motion
In accordance with the decree of Prof.
Smith, was declared by the moderator
to be out of order. The chair Was sus.
tanned and . recess taken until l:30
p. m.
At the afternoon session the presby-
terry took up the second and third
charges aud decided to try them to-
gether. The clerk read extracts from
Prof. Smiths pamphlet on Biblical
Scholarship and Inspiration" and the
citations of the prosecution. The
reading occupied about an hour, aud
at its conclusion the moderator An
nounced that the testimony wss closed
and that arguments would begin. El-
der ID. II. shl4ids of the prosecution
committee then proceeded with the
opening argument.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

the probability Of new stats Bills. re-
piled: IL know no more than Any one
eiss about IL. wss agAlnst tne ad-
nassion Of New Mexico las winter and
have not changed my 'mlpd. ! don't
know yss how the rcpubljcaa senatOrs
teel on the question:
Representative Coggsuelt Of Massa-
chusstts said he dia not think any
measure Of great imporsancs would be-
come iaws during this session OF con-
gress. He looks for the appropriation
bills 70 occupy most OF che time Of
buslnsss branches.
Rsprsss Stump Of Maryland
said he could not forecast The chances
Of measures outside OF TIE appropria-
ton bills. He means % posh the ini-
migration bill that paced tae senate
last sesslon. This measure 10 now on
the speak ker's table and be intends TO
close il up ~ soon - an opportunity is
offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
APPROPRIATION BILL.
This Seems to be the Principal Business
of the Session.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Members OF
congress are discussing the PROBABLE
ities of legislation at this session aside
from the appropriation bills. Inquiry
among them revealed general i'm.
prcseion confirming tho statement
made in the National Associated Press
dispatches last night that but little
general legislation would be accomp-
Iished.
Senator CockreIl Of Missouri, the
head Of the minority, Of the commit
tee on appropriations, said: 81 don't
look for the passing of any important
bills except the appropriation bills. De-
termination OF tile matter, however,
rests with those on the other side. but
understand that u the general feeling
among the majority"
senator Hale OF Name who, in the
absence OF Senator Allison. will be in
charge OF the appropriation bills that,
aslde from those measures, he looked
for nothing To- he done except TO regu-
late immigration. "The necessity il
upon ns TO do something in th-t regard
IN view OF the danger which exists that
cholera may come next year with an
unrestricted How OF immigration.
Nothing OF . general character will be
attempted.
The friends Of the antl-opnon bill
couilnue 10 assert thas l. will tse tassed.
senator WAsnburu expressed the great
est confidence on this point TODAY.
senator Paddock expressed himself
ss being very confident that the pure
food bill viii be made . iaw ct ths
ssssifu He sx4ts 81 do nat ssstfctfst a
would tse dad TO tIase Tou cay that the
5on's seq how the house can Afford "a
refuse 80 pass Il -
senator PIsts. when questioned ~ u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
o8Bkn 1NfOkSAItON.
Doekesy May Develops inso Second
Watch Dog He'man-

WARRINGTON, Dec. o.-kepreoentatlvO
Docksry Of Missouri, introduced in the
house atdday . resolution directing the
house dpmittee on appropriations 70
INQUIRE - report to the house on the
following 1oints:
What balances of appropriations
made for the fiscal year 1892 and PRIOR
years, we're unexpended and available
at the close of that dscal year.
The amount of appropriations for
service 6f The government for tho ne
cal year 1873.
The total liabilities Of the govern
ment during the fiscal year 1898.
An account of the appropria tions
heretofore made, including deficiencies,
that will be submitted to congress at its
present session for the appropriation
account of the current and prior fiscal
years.
What was the actual cash balance IN
the treasury July 1, 1892.
The actual receipts of the govern
ment during the first i've months of
the current fscal year and the total,
actual and estimated recurrents of the
government, with which to make actual
ard estimated liabilities during the tis-
cal year 1898.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

LAxsTss. Dec 5.-At = o'clock last
night Charles PuIcifcr. . man about Is
years old. Who was recently discharged
from an insans asyium At Traverse
City, and Who came 10 Lansing from
81. Johns 10 ind work. went 10 what
ns suppossd wss house Of Ill fame
on Cnerry street. Ou being indignantly
rejected he pulled out . revolver and
6red four shots in the street. No cna
was injured. PuIcifsr 10 now behind
the bars awaiting arEaignmenL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

sccTrpALE. Pa, Dec. 5.-The Yough
express was wrecked at Pepnsville this
afternoon by . collision with freight
tram No. 10. The freight wac ordered
10 sideuack at Pennsville. but dis
obeyed orders. The engines Of both
trains jumped The track. Conductor
4. j. Pitcairn Was in the smoker and
was thrown Against . seat, sustaining
serious injury TO HE back. A number
of passengers were injured by flying
glass. The baggage car and engine OF
the express were completely wrecked.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
That Raum Investigation.

WAsHrNGroN, Dec. 5.-Chairman
Wheeler of the Raum investigation
committee could not say positively TO-
day what movement would be- taken to
revive the Raum matter, rs Repreeen.
tative Euloe of Tennessee, tho chief
promoter of the investigation, had not
reached the city, and one or two men,-
bers of the committee are still absent.
The report of last session, he said, /,
could only be taken up again by .
special rule, and after consultation
with members of his committee. it 10
likely that the committee on rules will
be conferred with to that end. In regard
TO the statement that he was An sppli-
cant for the commissionership of PEN
sions, Mr.. Wheeler said il WAS all news-
paper talk, and he had expressed no
desire in the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
FIGHT FOR A FLIRT
Two Alba Men Have Thirty
Bloody Rounds
AND A DRAW WAS DECLARED
While the Womsn u QUESTION ofsess
ne Ring ssds With He's Prsssnes,
N Interested spsesasos.

ALAA. Dec. a-Ths days OF chivslry
In this town have been revived aud
Saturday night svo young men bAstied
for the snscnons Of syoung woman.
~ did knights OF old. Ia tnis Casa the
Queen Of Beauty and Love Was An IN
tsrested spectator aud occupied re-
served seat near the ropes
A few weeks ago tho young woman
in question came here TO visit friends.
sne vAs pretty. decidedly % and &C
csptsd the attentions Of her admirers
smihngly. Bert Beers and Hemp
Parish bought oyssers until their
purses waxed leaner, but With
departing wealth. Each WAS con-
vinced tnss he had succeeded in
Winning the young woman's affections.
Like born dirt she sccepted the at
tentlons and sniied on both. A cold
ness WAS noticeable between the men,
and oo Saturday night i: veefed 10 .
fever heat.
fne tip Was given that tho mon had
decided 10 settle the question IN finish
light with bare fists. A ring was
pitched in . convenient barn. and by Q
o'clocg, when the principals came
through the ropes, fully 100 persons
were ~ the mug side. The coquette
occupied . most prominent % ~ near
the ropes, aud settled back IN her seat
a. though she intended 10 enjoy the
mill. Botn men stripped we'll and what
Parish lacked IN skill he made up IN
shiftines~. IL Was q tight for blood. or
rather love. from the start. Parisn scor-
ing fret blood. laying Bsers' left eye
open with . left-nand jsb. In the next
round Beers eveued the matter up by
knocking Psrish through the ropes
with . wicked upper cut
The young woman seemed 20 enjoy
the slghs and at different stages OF the
fghs asked Questions regarding the
style of blows When either man
seemed groggy, smile and we'll
directed glance from her eyes made
him fresh. For thirty fierce bloody
rounds the young feminine idiot
watched the men. and when they were
too weak to respond TO she call OF time
in the shirsy-hrss round the tight was
declared draw.
Since the battle the young woman
has changed her mind. IL she ever had
any, and announces that her husband
must be able to knock . man out in
lees than thirty rounds.
The affair hss created intense excite
ment here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

German Immigrants Expect to Travel Z
Thousand Miles Without Food.

0VIuuu AIIiIuakIuhto GARc~e W AsevSs
Thousand Miles Without Food.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Among the steer
age passengers on the Scandia, which
arrived Saturday from Hamburg, was
Joachim wiggmann, . stalwars Ger
man, his wife and ten children. They
we're going TO Dewitt, IA, to live with .
married daughter. Registrar Silber-
etein found that the family wero with
out food or . cent OF money. They
were provided with railroad tickets,
however, and intended starting on their
long journey west and trust 10 luck 70
get something TO eat. Wiggmann said
that when be cold his farm he had left
but $3.50 after purchasing the tickets
for himself and family.
"This would have been enough TO
zee us safely through" be said. had
We not been detained for three days IN
Hamburg before Ealing. and, of course.
the money had TO be epent for food. /"
When he was informed that he Was
yet over q thousand miles from HE
destination he looked surprised and
tf,en added in German: "well, at any
I don't think we could starve TO the
end of our journey"
A collection Was taken mp by the
clerks aud the runca counter man
gave big hamper OF bred and bologna.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

Jackson, Dec. 5-Frauk stanton,
I've years, from Mecosta county for
stealing. has been rather unfortunate
ell his life and Is considered by cffi-
erals 20 be rather weak minded. He
nsd no papers or books TO read ard
long hours we're spent in MS cell
breodIns. nii q. Isst ne determined to
ead his existence. Accordingly he
made . rope from his bedding aud
ewung hinseif frum the cell door. tut
wss dlseovered hy guard IN time to
anxa hiA slfe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

rarding the case st the time Of the
trial, never sxpeceing - bs called upon
10 acs IN . judlcsAl capacity IN the
matter. This fact. howsver. would not
influence HE actlon as the present
time. II objection uas made. howevsr,
be would not ~ N the CASA Both
sldea announced that they had no Oh
lection aud erguments were begun.
Judge Thurman opened for Graves.
folloa aed By Mr.. stevens for the state
Arguments will b concluded tomorrow
and . decinon rendered during the
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

KALAMAZOO, Dec. 5.-Thc police are
making war on the the gam bling rooms
again, several having been running un-
der the guard OF spies. Last uight, Assss-
tAnt MarsnAi Huntiy and assistants sur.
rounded Ben Hackleyb barber shop
and broke up game of poker. where
). Fisher. Dean Hill, Ben Boldcn and
William Wilson, colorsd. were playing
and coniscatsd the layout. They
will be prosecuted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

The Presbyterian Divine Replys to the
Charges Of Hefesy.

New York, Dec. 5.-Thc Rev. DR..
Briggs made his reply this afternoon.
He OF cred ~ evidence for the defense
the Hebrew text Of the old testament
OF the Septuagint, the standard Greek
new testament, the St James vsrsion
of the old and new Testament and the
revised version. He also offered ex-
tracts from several chapters Of the con-
fession Of faith, adopted BY the Presby-
terry, and two question: and answers
from the shorter catechism and the
rule Of discipline. He also subniitted
. COPY of the third election Of DR.. Rob
iuson's authority Of holy scripture.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
Ar IN Serene.

IsDIArAroLfs, Dec. 6.-supsrintend-
ent Peck of the Big -Four iinee and .
COMMITTEES Of fifty, representing the
e7o telegraph operators of the system,
began conference today on the new
scheduie Of wages presented by the
operators three weeks ago. Mr.. Petk
presented . revision of the schedule
representing the company's desirs,
which grated some of the advances
and declined others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
FAN Of an Insurance Man.

CHrcaeo. Dec. 5.-wiliiam r. Cor
rell, who Was Tor eighteen years one of
the general soliciting agents OF the
Home Insurance company for tile state
OF Illinois, aud who - we'll known IN
insurance circles. has been indicted by
the grand jury for conspiracy and
forgery. lie VAS discharged from the
employ OF the company on June "a last
OF. suspicioa. lie was arrested today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

CHICAGO. Dec. 6-Alf Kennedy haa
been notified that the Olympic club Of
New Oyleaps will give purse Of 5000
for finish fight between Dick Burgc,
the champion lightweight Of England,
and Billy Myers. Kennedy says he
does not know whether he viii accept
or not. He hardly thinks the purss
large enough and will try to have IT in
creased. But before he will talk busl-
ness he wants to know the weight ~
which Bhrge will fight and other con-
ditions of the match.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

ssRASAc, Dec. 5.-There has been
trouble IN George Topp's family and
he and bis wife divided up. He was
getting ready TO move upon farm
he had bought. but last Thursday
morning the house Was burned. On
investigation the tracks OF woman
were found to lead from Mrs. Tops
house TO the burned dwelling and back
again TO her home. she has been ar
rested and taken TO Tonia to answer 10
the charge Of incendiarism.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

DErRoIr. Dec. 81. E. Cohen. .
pawubroker, was showing customer =
revolver today, when the firearm was
accidentally discharged and Charles
Margrof, = clerk, Was probably fatally
wounded. Margrof Is l5 years old. He
WAS taken to st. Mary's hospital. The
bullet entered his neck near the base of
the brain. and the wound 10 consider
dangerous by the physicians.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

Chapman Presents q Sweeping Measure
Against Il Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Judge Chip
man presented one of the first bills of
the new session. 1t is sweeping meas
ure, aimed sgainst all alien labor, and
- in the following terms:
mo alien who is nonresident OF
the United States shall work ~ any
mechanical trade or IN any manner
labor within the border thereof. Any
contract to employ said alien in said
trade or labor ehall be void. and any
alien who engages in trade shall be
liable to fine of 500 or Improvement
for ninety days, at the discretion OF the
court before whom ho may be con-
victed.
Judge Chapman introduces the billin
response to q sentiment among the
labor ranks of Detroit. 1t is aimed
particularly against Canadians. II is
the most extreme measure in this line
evef submitted to congress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

MI. CLEMENS. Dec. 5.-About . year
ago Alvarado Glaspie purchased farm
in Richmond, Macomb county. Of
Abram cooley. Before vAcating the
prenises Cooley murdered his wife
and Afterwards killed himself. Glas-
pie now asserts that the tragedy de-
preciated the vsluo Of the property to
the amount of $500. and brings In
claims against the Cooley estate for
that sum-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
Shut on the Cas-

Foar wsyxs. Ind. Dec. 5.-The
sslsmonic Natural Gas company Of this
city. todsy ordered the gss shut oti
from all manufacturing Establishments.
The eonpspy eiasns ttss The supply
of gas !. fsiiihg aud that oil has sp
pesf~d ia the Held ffom winch u gets
Iss snrply. whsoA ss ia the Jss county
field. solty-nvs msirs south OF thls
place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06
Another Victim Dead.

JACKSON, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Walter Blu H.
niger died last night from the effect .
of the burns from gas,line received
last Tuesday. Mrs. Sullinger is the
aunt OF JosIe Brennan, who died th 9
next day after the accident. Mrs. Bull
inger's l6-months-old babe 10 liable to
die any hour from the burns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

sais Blowers as Tecumseh Get Very Lit
lie Cash.

TscuxsEH, Dec. 5.-rhe Hayden
housing mill has not been running
nights sincs the closing Of the o. p. Bill
= Co hank, Mr.. Hayden having q. 200
locked up IN the embarrassed institu-
ton Residents IN the vicinity Of the
nill say they heard muffied explosion
about O'Clock this morning. and when
the head miller opened mp as the usual
time today be found that the safe had
been blown open, the door lying ten or
twelve feet away. Tho burglars &C.
cured S1oo in cash, but missed $500
which was in box in the lower part of
the safe.
The residence Of d. l. whitenack, .
wsll-known hardware dealer. WAS also
entered between and O'Clock SUM-
day night. during the Absence OF the
family. A valuable gold watch was
stolen. visitations from burglars are
also reported from the country sur
roopding Tscumseh, . neighboring
postocics being entered Saturday
night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

ST. Louis Highwaymsn Hold Up an Else'
tric Car.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-Two amateur
highwaymen undertook TO hold up
street car on the California avenns
electric line tonight about o'clock.
They boarded the car rs il approached
Ossage street. they covered the conduc-
tor with revoiveIs and told him to
throw up his HANDS. He refused and .
tussle ensued during which time one Of
the deaperadoes fired &t the conductor
point blank, breaking hrs collar bone.
The conductor staggered and fell of
the ruAr platform, being narrowly
missed by second bullet sent after
h,m. The two young mon disappeared
in the darkness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

con. ChArlss n. Caid cell. in tnls city.
Apoplsxy Vas the cAuss Of DEATH He
hsd lived Ia Michigan forty-thrss years.
his axs bsing IS. The funeral will Be
hsld here tomorrow, the remains being
taken 70 Gsssnviils. from which place
the deceased recently removed - shis
csfv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

Dr. Graves Case Comes Up Before the
Supreme Court

DENVER, Dec. 5.--The arguments in
The writ of error in the case OF Dr.
Thatcher Graves, convicted Of murder
Of Mrs. Josephine Rarnsby. began in
the supreme court ths afternoun -.
fure the full bench. Judges hacsn aud
Thurman appeared In support OF the
motion and Assistant Attorney General
Babes y. Stevensfor the people. Jncee
Goddard, the new member of The su-
pfame court before the Arguments.
sid that he expressed IN opsaion re.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

wAsHrxsTor. Dec. 6.-Tbs troaD1x
department tspday purchased So
ounces of silver as fosIows: 1oo,
ounces 1T .e494; 20 600 ouncee 81 .e111.
The offerp were l76,00o cupceA II
sIIver purchases tor the month o0tos
eate< 550, 900 ounces.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

Msxcrt1us. Dec. 5.-freorxe Rx, the
fswson hotsi keeper. who vss arrested
for v.olStlnx the Van Buren, county
Local option lsw and acquitted. has
made toe elsiseas af that eoanty realize
tnxs local sp4ion 70 rather expensive,
thl. one suis having cost the county
nssrlv kf 600.