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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-17

IT has been charged that Grover
has given bis appointees instructions
to boycott all papers that do Tot up
hold his great administration of mis-
rule, and we are somewhat in
clined to believe that charge is
true, having some little evidence
to sustain that belief. Growers ap-
pointees, however, instead of silencing
the press the least bit, will be the
means of adding another black spot
to the already black record of the
present maladministration. One GER
tain appointee received aid from the
WORLD in more ways than one in Sc
curing his appointment, and even if
the WORLD had not assisted him we
didn't think he would have said "stop
nv paper" without instructions to
that effect from headquarters. 1t is
not hardly possible that he would
thus exhibit such utter ingratitude
toward friend who assisted him,
without some maladministration in
fuence being brought to bear upon
him. We would not mention this
little matter out for the fact that it
furnishes what appears to be some
evidence of the truthfulness of the
charge that the small calibred indi-
vidual who fills the chair of Presi-
dent, fills it only in a physical sense.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-17

The undersigned Offers for sale bis
ranch Of 100 acres, and I'll tools and
crops tbereunto belonging, for the
sum Of $1,000. The ranch il located
on Porter creek, in Jerusalem, Boise
county, Idaho. Il is patented; wster
right recorded many years ago. The
appurtansnces tbereunto belonging
are too numerous TO mention in an
id. Call Or write If you want 70 buy.
Ny reason for wanting 70 sell i ina-
bility TO farm it to make it pay on
account Of continusl sickness
Address VIM R. Ray, Horseshoe
Bend, Boise county, Idaho.
Sept. 26. 4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-17

The silver mine owners at Aspen,
Colorado, made proposition to the
miners, looking to . resumption Of
work in ali the idle properties.
When silver i so cents IN ouncs fos
> month the miners will receive from
$3.50 to $50 day, recording TO the
class Of work. When silver u 82}
cents, rs cents day will be sdded,
whom silver i 834 cents, then 50
cents day will be added. The 90
ceptance of this proposition would
give work to 700 men. Over 600
returned to work in the Leadville
mines recently on the same scale.
The Aspen miners refuse to accept
the terms.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-17
COUNTY AND STATE.

SILVER was 723 cents on the 14th
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-17

Notice is hereby given that taxes
are now due and payable at this of.
fice and will become delinquent on
the second Monday Of December,
1898, and if not paid prior to tha,
date ten per cent will be added there
to.
G. BAIRD,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
Oct. 9, 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-17
Ladies UndeFVearl
and.
GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
Notice to Creditors.

1rotiee to Creditors.
Estate of James Smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
James Smith, deceased, to the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against, the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers. within four months
after the FIRST publication of this notice.
to the said administrator, at the Boise
County Bank, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business of the
said estate, in idaho City, Boise county,
Idaho. E. w. BARRY,
Public Administrator of the estate Of
James Smith, deceased.
Dated at Idaho City. Idaho. Sept Is. 'SS.
SreaSurer'S Notice.
The following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my office:
ROAD FUND.
Warrant No. SAG, registered Oct Is,
1880.
CO. GENERAL POND
Warrant No. 2S6. registered July ls,
1891.
2. W. BARRy, %. Trsss.
Sept IL. ls0a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-17

Office over Shainwald's Store, Boise
|City, Idaho. Jan 12-tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-17
Ainslie e. Gray,
ID TITO R e vs. A r. L 4 W,

General law practice. MINING AND Wa
TER LITIGATION a specially.
The herald., 1893-11-22

diate solution. The business sense OF
the growers was equal TO the tack. and it
was one that should be taken hold OF at
once and pushed as vigorously as it
could be. California interests should be
put into the control of Californians, and
we should wrest 1t from the grasp of
those whose interests are not Identical
with our own. The brands OF California
fruits have been debased in eastern
markets. We should arrange to give
the eastern consumer what he desires
and pays for.
In the present day and by the present
system competition is not natural law.
Il means the undermining OF brands.
Cooperation is the natural law. Let US
give each man his share of what he
produces.
He stated that while the press had
stood we'll by the present movement, it
ahould do even more, and its influence
would be felt by every business man
and everybody in the section. 1t WAS q
question upon whose solution hung the
interests and the very life of the entire
section.
The chair then announced the follow
ing as on the committee to attend to the
cooperation among the fruit growers
E. f. Adsmas, 7. II. B. Chamblin. II.
A. Brainard, Ed Berwick, N. w. Blanch-
ard. After short discussion the fol-
lowing were added: Il. G. Kells, E. l.
Thomas, D. T. Fowler.
In view of this fact the meeting ad.
journed until $50 this morning.
VARIOUS COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
The committee upon cooperation,
which is to report tomorrow, met in the
parlors of the Hollenbeck hotel last
evening and discussed various plans
offered looking towards the desired CO.
operation. They decided to report
favoring the plans OF the boards OF ex-
change established in Southern Califor-
MIA by the orange growers also in favor
OF the plan for the Santa Clara county
exchange. The report will also urge
upon fruit growers of the entire state
the necessity OF establishing general
Office for the various exchanges through
out the state.
The committee appointed by the con-
vention Of the district boards OF ex-
change recently held at Riverside, also
met and discussed the necessary facts
before completing their report. They
will report to the convention which con-
venes in this city next Friday morning.
The railroad committee for the fruit
growers convention postponed their
meeting until today.
At their meeting of the chamber OF
commerce yesterday, the state conven-
ton of county horticultural commits
sioners discussed at much length the
peach "yellows," root, knot, and the
feasibility OF adopting o uniform certifi.
cate to be issued upon nursery trees
throughout the state.
The herald., 1893-11-22
AGUILLAR DIscHARED.

No Evidence to Prove That He Posted
Obscene Letters.
The examination of Abraham Arguil-
lar was held by Commissioner Van Dyke
yesterday.
Arguillar was arrested at Fullerton ON
charge OF writing, or having knowl-
edge OF an obscene letter which was
sent through the mails to a Spanish
lady, residing in East Los Angeles.
The defendant had large percentage
of the population of AnHheim. Fullerton
and other places to testify as to his good
character, ETC., and also to chow oonclu-
sively that he could not even read or
write.
Attorney Gage appeared on behalf Of
the defendant.
AreuiIlar testified that he knew moth.
Ing OF the letter, and 1t was proven that
he could not have written it. He was
therefore discharged.
The herald., 1893-11-22
All Day at the Dssk. /.

Even In the strongest constitutions the stock
of vitality is not inexhaustible All day at the
desk, without a due modicum OF out OF dool
exercise is calculated to pump the inherent
vigor out of a healthy man or woman with as
much certainty as water is pumped out of a
ships hold by donkey engine. Application
TO business is prasewortby, of course, but this
may be overione. Expand your lungs, stretch
your limbs with vigorous exercise occasion
ally, and above all, II you find that overwerk
has made inroads upon health, try course of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which stimulates
digestion and regulates the bowels, liver and
system generally. 1t is the king Of tohios, an
possesses qualities which say ply sicians, com
fnsnd it to the use OF invalids in general. Ben
efcial ia malafial rheumatic, kidney and
nervous complaints,
The herald., 1893-11-22
aDeCiduOuS Fruits and DeCiduOus Tre|


md
profitable
Foupa outo
u o
The herald., 1893-11-22

parasites. The wonder lie that 12 years
have elapsed with the loss OF millione
OF money and 80 little accomplished.
In all government ex xpeditions why have
not some been sent to find the parasites,
the natural enemy of agriculture and
horticultural pests? There is little
hope OF timely congressional leg gislation,
and the fruit growers must rely on them
selves and establish q permanent bu-
reau to send out such expeditions. The
state boards of agriculture and horticnl.
ture could arrange for this without
greatly increased expense. Albert
Koebele has been engaged to search for
parasites for noxious insects in the
Sandwich islands and will 60 to
Australia soon. Mr.. Cooper said he
would arrange with him to escure other
predacious insects for Southern Cali
fornia orchards. He has o clue to the
natural parasite OF the gypsy" moth
and is making preparations to get 1t.
Mr.. Koebele reports fifty species of
lady birds in Australia that prey upon
fruit tree insects. There is no doubt
OF the efficiency OF the black scale
parasites, which will as effectually de-
stroy the black as the vedalia did
the white scale. He predicted
that 80 far as the black scale,
the red and yellow and San Jose
scales arc concerned, the days of their
ravages are numbered, but we want to
get parasites for all the scales that die
turb our forests, such aH Goblin moth.
Florida purple ecale, etc. Mr.. Cooper
concluded his address by calling alton
tion to "the Importance OF having
stricter quarantine laws; no plant or
tree that is not free from insect pests
or fungoid disease should be per-
mitted to enter the state further than
would be necessary to make an exam
ination. Let US in our efforts deter
mine that no more pests shall get a
foothold in California.
VICE PRESIDENTS ELECTED
The election of two first vice-presi-
dents being in order, nominations were
made. t54tE
General Bouton nominated Abbott
Kinney, and Geo. ]. Dalton nominated
g. j. Griffith. The gentlemen were
elected by a viva voce vote. II
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
President Cooper announced the fol-
lowing committees:
Resolutions Griffith, Los An
geles; A. Scott Chapman. San Gabriel ;
VIM. Chsppelow, Duarts; H. A. Brain
ard, San Jose; ]. J. Pratt, Yuba CITY.
Legislation e. w. Maslin, San Fran
cisco; f. A. Kimbsll, National City; K.
G. KelIs, Yuba City; A. T. Perkins, Al
ameds J. +. Mcintyre, Fillmore.
Transportation and freight rates--H,
P. Stabler, Yuba City, G. w. Reed, Sac
ramento A. b. Chapman, San Gabriel
n. w. Blanchard, Santa Paula; !. H.
Thomas, Visalia.
Presidents address-Abbott. Kinney.
Kinneloa; General Bouton, Los An
geles, Alfred Holman, San Francieco.
A recess was then taken until / 80
o'clock.
The herald., 1893-11-22
Sls E'rART.
PRESIDE y 4.

10 20 a o
an wing example,
Mr. andb
the
the
shor time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Miss Anna Pollard returned last even
ing from Ann Arbor. where she had
t-sen for few days the guest Of Miss
Hattie and Miss Della Bailey, who are
attending the university.
Stuart X. Davis. who has been en-
ployed in III. A. Lamos' dining rooms at
the Union depot. has resigned and will
Go 10 Colorado. W. NJ. Taylor will sue
coed him. a
Bishop Gillespie has gone to Lansing
To attend the monthly meeting % the
state board of corrections and charities.
The Rev. Dan r. Brady OF the Park
congregational church will address the
\. NJ. c. A. meeting Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. W Hale Williamson Of the
Park congregational church left yester
lay for few days visit in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Rice Of No. Ii
Colt avenue have issued Invitations to
their friends 10 be present with them to
morrow evening at the celebration OF
Mr.. Rice's 50th birthday.
Owing to ill-health. Miss Francis
Compton has been obliged 10 resign her
position IN the training school.
Superintendent w. w. Chalmers and
wife are visiting Mrs. Chalmers parents
in Cassopolis
The Rev. w. Hall Williamson is in
Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

A grand Easter uniform ball viii he
given by the order Of Aaccabees tomor.
row night la the hall at No y Pearl
street The following committees are
In charge; Committee on arrangements,
First Sergt- j. y. Roche and Quarter
master Sergt. y. Il. Gilbert; reception
committee Capt.. r. L. Schneider and
First Lieut.. j. W. HungerfdFd; floor
committee, Second Lieut. W. Ill.
SCHNEIDER. Second Sergt %. W.
Heggstrom and Sir knight Erwood.
A delegation Of the various castles Of
the knights 81 the Golden Eagle will
leave Tor Detroit next Monday night Ia
attend the session 81 the Grand castle.
which viii he held in that city April
liz
The Ancient Escenic order willgive an
entertainment and pedro party in the
Tower building Friday evening, April
IA. at which general Invitation is ex-
tended 10 the public Ia attend.
Samaritan lodge No. 81. X az H., will
give a pedro party and entertainment in
the hall IN tho Tower block Tuesday
evening. April III.
Franklin lodge. No. 15l. A. o. L. W..
vii iu3ltatr fu hrW ulrubrfo tohiDtIpW
evening. after which banquet will be-
served
The reports 81 the state officers Of the
ROYAL Templars Of Temperance show
that society TO be in a fiourishing con
dition.
Watson Relief corps held its pedro
party last night instead Of Thursday
evening az was stated.
There will be a Rebecca lodge insti-
tufed at the corner of Fourth and Stock
ing streets tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

plant e The prisoners wife changing
him Sish disordef.y eoneiaet
Birhop GlIirspls fzvess The ball o. tar
church property. Several ether n,inis
tens IN the cit, are zlso IN favor II Y
CAEssiR keIi has accepted sixfs two
rfesa.lts for the regular array rlncs epen
if wsSsfnitieg ssaion 10 thss city.
4.sasA thirty knights T.smpiAFs went
a. A~noAa EsrtxIr yesterday IA special
a~ss ssss we G. & W. u
I1x-ses 4Jaain - saosgning the lo~s u
has pex rzzse terrSeg. which came ZAP
a.lS<sss Yesterday.
The usss buildings % the Grand Rap
isis Plaster eoEapany are almost ready
for cecopahcy-
The serond edition II the Grand Rap
bls railroad guide viii bs issued next
week
bred G. Beard Is breaking ground Tor
new house OF Wealthy avenue.
The Bicycle club gave pedro party
in lis club rooms last night
William Barth l. building = new resi-
dsneo on Wealthy avenue
A meeting q the Grand Rapids Press
club will 10 held tonight
Maurice Shanahan has bought LII
PAGER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

The Grand Rapids Dog association
has issued apple. sto1 cards Zoe persons
Who wish % hscos members - the or.
ganixafion. The !. siety now numbsrs
fifty u.cmhera The constitution and
~ aus were puhhshed IN full IN last
weeks issue n The Dig Fancler. lo,.r.
ma published al Kalamazoo.
The city ambulance was called 10 the
xsst end o. Badge Street bridge last
nsht 70 get FL AeHugh. - years old.
mo claimed be bad been struck by an
electric car lie was considerably
trcised about the shoulders and wa
taken 90 his home At No. % Fourth
street
A section Of twenty feet 81 the long
sign IL the Rookus Printing company
on the south side OF the AcAullen block
xas blown from the building by the
heavy wind yesterday morning The
walk was clear u pedestrians when the
heavy weight dropped
The Ladies Guild q Trinity church
Nil give an orange. and white social
Thursday evening, April IL. at the res
idence q Mrs. r. Fletcher, No. 40 Clancy
street An entertainment program viii
b. prepared For the occasion
We keep thu largest line u fine mac
iufoshes. We have them IN extra
xetrhts Also fhs new box. double
breasted coat with velvet collar. Gard
iner A Baxter. fne iurnishers-
Persons Kho are spearing pickercl and
cafrhinx fish a. Reeds lake. are warned
T. be- Ga ne lookout Tor the game war
den. a. tlSe legal seasOn does not oren
until May l.
TIE recently elected supervisors o. tho
different townships "A the county are al
ready calling At the county treasurer's
oaice ior their Tar rolls With which 20 be-
ga work.
The "Wednesday evening services az
~ Marx chapel wisi b. omitted on &C
count q the union service AZ Grace
church. IA which tho rector is 20 take
part
Eight cases q glass we're received in
thescustom house fpr the West Michigan
Fsrniturs c0mpRny One case ~ fsh
sfsI cheese was also received Tor A.
Boys
"A easssline stove IRE ~ No. 81 Fourth
Avenue. cause. ss1O damage IN house
oisned ~ NrS Nuckls A noon ycster-
day TIE losss - covered BY insurance.
The Ponce de Leon Water compiny
claims - have 100 customers. Those
who pse it thiak the question ~ pure
drlnkinT wafer has been solved.
Mrs 4. 81. Lanson % Ne. =, Hcga-
dons avenue. sprained her ankle asi
ntxht On Park avenue. and the ambu-
lssce took reg 10 her home.
The street railway service will 30 Fus-
pended Pr an noIr "a ~ this morning
uhiis TIE new dynaplos are berg put Ia
and the shafte speesied ~.
Tho Coopersvlile Agricultural so
eiesye prensiuun hst vas piaced with the
West Michigan Printing company for
publicatipn yesterday.
The woulen "a Trinity church viii
hold an apron sale At The store - Mas
t'errnby. on &onrce street. Friday sna
Saturday
John n Tabor - No. s. Csoodrich
street. was arrested LAT eight by IAstec
slse Cast al a variant nssucti "a com.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
IS THE THIRD MEET
The Michigan Ep~orh Leagues
to Meet Here Today
FOR THEIR STATE CONVENTION
seven Hsndr~d nelsx~a<s Espscs<d
a. Ast~nd. Nans 90 whom Are
Now Here--Ihe Program

This afternoon al ID o'clock tho third
sunaal state Convention - the Michigan
Ep~otth Leagues ala op~1 in the ia
sision street. ~ h. church IL = en-
pscfed siels9atss % ths number 81 40
from the numeroas Isagues throughout
the state All hepfe->nt Many q them
have already arrived ia the city. and
we're enl<Ffainei last night b. memscrs
Il the hsral leagues. A JOINT meeting
was held last aight BY the eommitises
"a the various ieagues In ths city,
u The \. NJ. G. A. banquet hall. for
The purpose Il consumuAtir@ plans
Tor luncheon - r. tenderei the Walt
Ing dslegales Ia that hall tomorrow
evening from "a 7 aciock. Sub-cnm
mittees we're appointed % carry out the
work a preparing The spread. and ~
Was raised With shieh b defrAy tho ga
rcnses incurred By thu Undertaking.
The state officers are: President. W..
g. Seeicy. Jr. Detroit. hrst vice pres,
dent. VI W Cooper. ~. Joseph, seoons.
vice president. Nettie Danbacher. Sagi
naN, secretary. the Rev. William Den
man. Grand Rapids. treasurer. Ella Van
Sekoick. Ainion- The program for TO
day - a. Fellows.
asks .. m.-- Dssotion< The Rev. W. l..
Ces-hail lssslding elder Grand Rapids dis
lrsaairasion.
Wriccme. The Re-. A. N. Gould. pastor
f)frtsi9a street church. Grand Raphi~-
Response. state Pres. Waiter q. See
-. 81. DetToit.
ffatsrra.l addresses.
4 r. :. a. r. The Rev. l.. ". Darts. pas
Zoe Firsf presbyterian church. Girand Rapids.
bapflst \ e. A. The kcv. j. l. Jackson.
ID ~. pa-tor Fountain >trset baptist church.
t,rand Rapids
iauns Peoples Guild. The Rev. ID. v.
Brsdls3 u -. yasS.sr Park congregational
rnareh. 1sana hapssls-
~ NJ &. a. Charles - Ward. general
secretary. 0ntnj Rapids.
fsaiernai response. The Rev. Fred A..
Snlarf. Saginaw.
IN p. ul.-kdrfre-e. The Rev. j. y.
Berry. -. ID. editer Epvorth Herald. Chi
caro-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

When PROT" Walter Sims at Ypsi
lanti roasted the catholics In bis Gus
tomary style. Mr.. OsbaId left the hall.
"les." exclaimed Sims. there goes one.
A catholic can't listen 10 the exposure IL
his treason" etc Ibis was great sur
prise 10 those who saw Mr.. Osband at
the methodist communion the day be
fore.
Richard Phillips was drowned at
Silver Creek. lie was removing the
planks from a bridge 10 prevent his
cattle from crossing. and fell into shall
low creek Ii is thought that he struck
his head on plank and was rendered
unconscious.
A pair of logging wheels. weighing one
ton. aud capable III carrying a load of
ten tons. will be sent TO the worlds fair
from Manistee. The wheels are ten feet
in diameter and connected by AN axle
seven feet two inches long.
While Gottlieb Rick and his family
were trying 10 drive across n railroad
track at Baroda. their wagon was struck
by switch engine. Rick. his wife and
a young daughter were thrown into a
pond 81 water. but all three were
rescued
Vice President Ashley 81 the Ann Ar
Dor company SAYS two more transfer
boats of the Ann Arbor type. but con
slderably larger. will he built. They
are To carry thirty five cars. ten more
than the present boats.
1t is said that Berrien county justice
decided that there wasn't sufficient eyi
dence 10 hold saloon keeper 10 the cir
cult court. although the latter admitted
that he ran full force after midnight.
Mitchell Mccormick, wealthy
farmer residing near Evart. IL wanted on
charge of criminally assaulting II
year-old girl. Citizens talk OF applying
tar and feathers II they can find him.
The sensation at the 500 over finding
the body Of dead infant on the city
hall steps has been exploded. Some one
placed it there to save the expenses OF
burial.
4 Pressure Isle county official, Ii is
said. was SO near busted that he offered
the Rogers City postmaster a due bill on
his next quarters salary for 2-cent
stamp.
Sand Beach must be quite place for
grit. A lady IL that place recently had
nineteen teeth extracted without the aid
OF an opiate Of any description.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
ron STEALING sosTs>es
Jelsd Tsv Hoe Drove Them toshicsgo
lite - Arrested

Deputy Shesid Powers returned from
Chitfgo AZ u o'cloek last 9Th VitA
1oAa Tea Hof she is Fantei here na
charge = steaisng pair n mustang
p..nt,ss the prcparty - frank Edi%sn q
Alps1e township The prleonsr Was
arreste-i u I hiCaEs "a a feieersB zont
~ sheriff Iansefeau. and l'efutF peV
ers seat sffer kim Sunday night IL is
Charmed thai Ten iisH bought the ponies
a Eaissn 90 = eprtfstt last fsH ana vas
eresessi ~ trisi1s ae.l4ets eaaon ier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
WEST MICHIGAN RACES.
Program fspr the -Four DAYS. Tro,flng
AMI Pacing.

Den I. feathers has prepared the ~
loslSg eIred program for the West
Michigan fair.
Tnseslay. September 2 3o0trot 500.
yeafhnz trctting stake. ESQ sdlscd: -
pace. 80
Wednesday. Srptemhef ~ % trnt
ting stake tl0 eptry ard = forfeit. sIO0.
30o racing class. tU03 - trottinl.
class. k1D
Thursday. September - % trnt
ting class f0r AL steiilors that have
made she season in Michigan. fe0r, > q
frotfing slate for year nlds. so added:
3 - frottlng class f3Hl
FRIDAY September - Free for al,
pace. sioo. fro Or ala trot. zion
Al pntyiez must be placed With the
secretary before September IS ~ N r.
m. Entrance 80 "a per cent. 5 Per cent
g. be remittei II The tine q making
entry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

A party ~ boys playing on the west
bank a the river near Walters tannery.
yesterday. found a suspicious object
floating in tho river. and notified the
police. Detectives Cast and Jakcway
Investigated. and found a fotus sailing
down stream In small Shoe box. 1t was
taken "a O'Brien's rooms ~ order -
Ccroner Bradish. A thorough inyesti.
CATION wfik 81 made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

a boftlinr oampany Early last monfh
be disarpeafed with the tram. fof xhirh
he vzS silli owing and the zhsrss's forcs
traesd hlsa through The ~poth.sn part u
the state. when thes best track ~ him.
When found IA Chicago he was stiii Ia
,,0e~sseis,n u tie ponies and they we're
Skipped through 10 this city. Ten iIon
came sith the odieef without an, hesi
tafioa