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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Ons Of ths most enri0os and interest
inz tor,nztio1s In rock IN tbs world Il %
- s~en = sh<rs distance east q The stage
road bsfwsen Tucson add Oracle. and
stands on . knolI several fses above the
surrounding sand hills.
when Grst sssn. Ne ars told. the eject
b startling. and tbs nind has 10 get over
The shock before the p-caliar object can
b conprvhendsd II h . mo~s perfect
representation u . camel and b formed
% ems piecs d granite. This curiosity
b q colossal size. bat perfectly proper
toned IL - about 60 feet high and 10
very white and smooth There are very
fsw Assures On the surface. and they.
strangely. ere In ths proper places 10
form features The only real projection
from tbs surface v exactly placed for an
syehrow. The two humps are plAialy 70
Be sen. and the ssck h curved beanti-
fully.
Perhaps some of the frss discoveries
of the sphinx In modern times attrib-
use'i its authorship 10 IN upheaval % tho
eArth's crust. but everybody In this axe
knows better. As uedileval man has
bssn traced 20 Arizona aud ms methods
and implements discovered there In pro-
fusion, why should we ssy that every
curious formation bearing the image ~
softse beat or other thing was not his
work thousand years or more ago.
Salt Lake News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Mr.. J. p. Bi.iss, an sxtsnsise real 60
tate dealer In Des Noinss. Iowa. mar
roxly escaped che q the seseresf attacks
Of pneumonia While In the northern part
a that state during q rscsnf blizzard.
ssys the Saturday Review. Mr.. Bisszs
had occasion % drive several nliss dur.
ing the stofm and was 60 thoroughly
chilled that be pas unable 70 Get warm.
aud inside q an hour after his return
be Was thrsstened with a severe case q
pneumonis or lung fever. Mr. Blslze
sent 20 the nearest drug store aud got .
bottle q Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
Of which he he'd often heard. AID took .
number a large dosez lie says the
eject Was wonderful and in q short
time be was breathing quite easlly. lie
kept On taking the medicine aud the
next day Was able 70 come % Des
MoineA Mr.. Blsize regards hls cure az
simply wonderful. For sale by Peck
Broe. druggists. i2s and i3l Monroe
street. and y. ,. warzburg. - Monros
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

leave - aepsl O. board any other traia
After : eospss Il days tbs dsfeczises
we're - 70 work. sat they lsser So The
siashssss trsts q ths ni-ssnz NAN. Had
As Vanished into ar like snoks his dis
sppearaaeA eoali nos have bs~n n.ors
mysSerlonsI
Was Hopkins an enbezxlsrf No On
the contrary, The raiErosd oosnpany wss
In his debt. Had be lstt he wife for an
other ~osnsns That theory was worked
on. bar produced 10 proof Was be ''oE-
IN his hesdi All those who had done
business with him that day secuted tue
ides. he had about - 600 in the hank
NJ home. and not oser rs or q with him.
lie was = man without "a enemy. No
body could md the slixhsest reason why
be should plan 10 disappear. and nobody
could s.e how he could he decoyed AWAY
and disposed Of. Altar mouths Of inves-
tigntiolI IL vas generally concluded thzs
Hopkins bscams suddenly insane and
started OF into the country; but IL 90.
how was IL possible for him 10 conceal
his identityg Even the farmers fer .
hundred miles around were watching
for him, aud tho ease was known 70 the
police CT every city IN the Union.
One detective differed from the gen.
erai conclusion. and II may strike ron
that he was ON tho night trail There
WIS a freight train standing on the out
side Of the passenger train. As was after
ward known. four or i've trainps were
In one OF the empty box care. Hopkins
may have b&fn waking between the
trains and been struck down by the
trsmps for the purpose Of robbery. IL
would have been the right thing 10 do TO
lift his body into the car and az s1me
point down the road ding IL into tho
bushes or into some ravine.
A case which created widespread In
teresg for two or three years. and which
was explained by . horrible discovery
made 10 years after the first alarm. was
that II Professor Cooke Of Baltimore
college. About 80 years ago be went TO
the town OF Mankato. MINI, 10 visit
relatives. and one day be took saddle
horse and rode up the country to look
at some land offered for sale. This was
a Journey OF IS miles. The land was
pointed out 10 him by settler named
Nelson, who also invited him 10 dinner.
After dinner the professor started out On
foot 20 infpect the property, and that
was the last ever seen of him alive. The
horse had been put into rude stable.
and the saddle was not removed. Some
time during the afternoon he got loose
and started for home.
Next morning two men came riding
up 70 Nelson's 10 sec what had become
Of the professor. The farmer and his
wife had been considerably worried over
the mans nonappearance. and they were
glad 10 see the men and willing 10 rem
der all possible assistance. The three
men searched all day but could get no
trace Of the professor. Next day Nelson
and his wife were arrested for murder.
and 100 men were hunting the woods
and fields 20 find where the body had
been buried. While no trace OF it could
be found the demeanor OF man and wife
was declared suspicious. Their stories
did not agree, and when pushed TO ex-
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Attempt at Suicide.



While the walks In The Pcblie Garden
we're esosded Yesterday slserncoa Atsgs
$50 O'clock. people nrsr the enirxnos Fsss.
Il the corner Of Rszcoa and Charles sirretz
were hofrif~x % 80 a p,an roddsnlf plunRe
= knlis r~fssiedly mao lis throat and al 10
the eruund.
wSsls waiting fsr ccnrsy.nos an otbcer
questioned the wouid-bs soicids. sho zee
about % ycsrs 81 are, a. % i.is name. s1dre<s
and reason Cor wishing % cad he lils. bus
the mnn sisadfnsgly rtfnssd g. give ans lnfor-
ns1san regarding LiD-elf he Vas taken 10
the Massachusetts General Hospital sad
surxical attendance Firea him. AifhsoEh
weak from los 81 blood Il is prohshle ne
viii recover. About y oiclock last night q
hospital attendant ga a iigiis information
from him. He aid his name vas eamusl
D., and thai he cane sonss weeks see
from New Brunswiok. The last fs~ DAYS
Ia koad kas Dsif gaze, and he has been wan
derine aboai The city. nos knowing Which Gay
10 turn. What impelied him 10 commit his
rash al he was unable 30 ssy.
The above l. the familiar bat terrible
siory q the results az mental dsrRnFemeft
raused BY overstrain of the nervous tssitm.
People Who have dszase.s. ke<darks OF taok-
eoAe. or who are srouhlet with saelsaeAsay or
depo~desi feelings. sre already &C. GA BE
road which leads 10 sssdAsiy add snscads,
"Dr. Milos Medical Co; i cannot fud
language Ia which % express nv sppreCis-
ton Of the great beDeht have derived
from the use Of your Restorative Sersioe.
When life became burden would use the
Nervine 90 soothe my Weakened nervrs and
Go calm my exhausted and irritable hrain.N
-MEs II. RRows. Rochester,. y. \.
Dr. M,i>S Rexsraff< ksss1s hAs nc sqn.i
in crRfSa Nervous Diseases. Ii contains
no opistcs or dangerous drues- sold ca .
positive guarantees ~ ell drsgSixas and
Dr.. Nile Medical Co. Elkh.st. lad
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or Intsses, 70 Athletes.

James Robinson. the sthietic trainer
AZ pnncetoa college. Princeton, y. J..
ssyr
I have foand Il imperative 10 have
sure ard simple remedies onhsnd 10
oase - euia hrv sea strsi ne sprsins
calds rheumatism. etc Shortly after
catering ppon ny profession. discov-
sred such = remedy N Aiicock's porous
= ssters I tried other yisssers hot
iourt thesn 10 fsrsh snd irritating
hfrn~ks fssTCaE plssfers glxe almost
isstsnianecas rsii~f. shd their strength.
eninx pasef u rsmalk4hls In cases -
rsak tax pNt tee piasters co the
fasail ~ TIE bach ant "a = short tire
yeu ell ~ espab'e 2 seits severe ever
rls> in epnat sr 4 ylistsnf Fsoes ard
lnaf.ng t4s a Hesies - teu8o.s 10 tie
ises 81 faet san-t wes e~aken The
can frssfaehiy - r~iiev-d ~ cutting
fhe yiseter is nsTrnr STRIPS, 81 ~ -
rivs frrs rtfioe sra srriying ~ aus.
80 afsetea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

kce. and up 30 the boar his csse b 81
onsclsed mystery. he wsnt somswhers.
bat wb~ref he did not 20 ~ boss 90
train. Re did ncs drive O. rsds @ horss-
bach. Flfteen ninutss after hs lsfs IL
hsnk he wAs asked for a2d could not h
traced
The first idea IN Hastinxs' case wss
thai he was involved financially. Ths
next wa THAI be wanted - svsAs mar-
mage; TIE third That hs had bssn De-
eoyed 70 some place Azld roobsd and
murdered: the fourth thAt b Eaa .
victiln q temporary insanity. kons Il
The theories would bear invsst1xakioa- II
was proved that he wa snxiops for tie
marriage 70 take place; thai his hnsnciAl
situation was Al: that there wers No
particularly bad men In Jefferson Juss
then. and thai his mind wss never clear
en- and stronger than On thai day. why
did be gor was s<kcd BY tho1sands. and
"Whers did be gof' BY other tAoosan6A
but 10 this date there hes besn no sas1s-
factory answer. There were tAoss Who
held that he committed suicide by jump
ing into The river. For three wssks the
stream was watched and pstrolled for .
distance Of 20 miles. The search COW
cred every acre Of ground fos miles
arvend-
Every highway was travelled and In
quiries we're made. Thousands Of circu-
lars having his photograph and descrip-
ton were senf cut. and the reward stood
for a year al $4,000. The beat dstsctivss
in the country spent weeks on the case
and could not trace him beyond the doors
Of the hank. First and last over 90 men
were arrested at different points and
held for Identification, bat none Of them
proved 20 be the missing man. You viii
say with others that he must have gone
somewhere and that some trace ought 70
have been discovered. but the fact re-
mains that nothing has been learned.
Ny theory Of the case Is that he left tho
bank 10 40 aboard Of . steamer on .
business errand. and that In crossing thu
gangplaak or moving about aboard hs
fell into the river and was drowned.
That his body was not discovered only
shows that i. might have caught fast on
snag at the bottom or hoated past the
watchers in the night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

A contemporary has figured out that
the American double eagle u s2O IL
elual n go patakas Of Ahyssinia. so
kwans % AMMAN. "a piasesrs u Arabia.
30 pesos q Argentine. about a. forms
81 Aa-tria. sbcut i03 francs Of France.
- miirsis - Brazil. cousIors II Chilli.
80 Tixndsiers q Denmark. 600 piasters
% Egypt. "a Of Greet britain. ioJ
drschmas ~ oreece. "a marks 81 Ger
many, t5 rupees - India fo2 lire 81
Italy. % yons n Japan. 50 .cndi 81
Mslts, io3 isi q Roumsnis, 50 Euillsrs
81 the Netherlands. a. rublss q Rue
ga. = torsuns - Persia. 2si pissters
81 Servia 80 ticols a siam. lea p,ssfss
- Spain. coo gvnsh q rriIsrli. titles
~ Tufki-fsn. 90 pstsc0us II Uuzusy
aud IS fssos - NsnszuslA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

= = fearfany cni5 over ere hns -
Aisska - ~ eir4 = ne R.'cky ronn-
tAn& Last winter he theraomstrr vs-
90 w~>h e. tras down - ~ desree-.
at ! hars ~-sa " a. sven consisersh'T
t.wsr AZ ~ tma n ne wfntef. ncr
tnrs1g ether WINTERS RAT ! have bTHa
ta-r@ ~ - hizher fhaa a. degr~es
Tbs $50 is s~-rncissfr4 We kved IA
seif in1 tasr- = ess ~sYrn ere. hut
nsrr siess tsvs s~sk~u-s y go
arf trrf sis t.knssfs. wAich
vers ksrt ~ "a d su,isr tae 49,. frnrea
tft,s reks II h,e sotn-tirres ~ m
t.rsr e,If -sses - hItnkass fsr ing
sece foxat
Meats tni fvrrfanv trrsn. sna ~
trrr lse ssvhere ~fss.s-.s
fHlnsna TH~ ~rrrt araartss.-r -
srr,rz Is aarse sressi Fr- $3.50 wsai.i
Essse - setis q zen afenttra>s 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

When on . visit TO Iowa. Mr.. X. Dial
ton Of Luray. Russell county. Kansas.
called At the laboratory Of Chamberlain
a Co. Dee Moines. 10 show them bic six
year old boy. whose life had been saved
by Chambtriain's Cough Remedy. IL
having cured him Of very severe at
tack Of Group MIR. Dslton 10 certain
that IL saved his boys life and is enthu-
siastic In his praise ofthe Remedy. For
sale by Peck Bros. drnggists. 10 aud
III Monroe street. and r. J. Wurzbnrg.
IS Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Velvet viii be worn ss much a. ever
this winter" said the wife Of q promi-
nent New York journalist who WIS
reading fashion journai.
"Yes. am afraid the velvet there is
left on the collar Of my last winters
overcoat will Ia moro worn than ever
before the robins nest again." was the
pensive reply Of the molder OF public
opinion.-TexAs Siftinga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

In their worst forms are cured by the
use Of p. p. p. II you are debilitatsd
regain flesh and lost appetite. strength
add vieor. take T. II. p. aud you vail be
strong and healthy. For shattered con-
situations aud lost manhood. Ps Il. p.
(Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potassium
10 the king Of ali medicines p. r. r.
10 the greatest blood purifier In the
world. For sale by all druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

ia body treats body
To glass ~ Roe.
Ifs body tells body
Which Ia best 10 Try.
II the pair their eyes are winkinr
Here's the reason Why
Ten 90 one they both are drinking
Royal RUBY Rye
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky in
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old Its great
popularity attests its merits.
IL is "a rye that is Rye" rec
commended for the invalid. the
conyalescent and the connois-
seur. put up on honor and quail
ity guaranteed Bottled at dis
tillery) ROYAL WINE CO.
CHICAGO.
Ask for IL $50 per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribner a
Aldworth. Druggists.
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New Chicago Service
via
G.. IL. & i.

Connencing Mosdax, Nossnt~s 9pth.
train now issxlng for Chicago "a 1915
q -. sil leave - loz<0 q ~ and run
throngh sold and Independently; srris-
ing Ctiesxo 81 p "a hnnsf psrior
car and frst- eIs1s day coaches
Night train with through sleeping car
and coach val leave same - zoe -lle4
p n--srriss Chicago 7NS = "a
From Chicago solid train will Lawn
Chicago 90 Ala p. IA. arriving Grkna
Rapids go p n. Night train ell leave
a II 30 p q. instead q 10 p ~. srsis-
Ing Grand Rapids 7.le = n
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cr,icislng q Young Lady.
he would be a pretty girl but for


one thing"
whats thstSs asked Charley.
George-"Hsr face 10 always covered
with purple and red blotche&"
Charley that's easily enough
disposed OF. iced 10 be the same way
myself. bat caught on 10 the trouble
one day. and got rid Of ii IN no time"
George-"What was ity"
Charley-"Simply blood eruptions
Took a short course OF p. u. r. tell
you. it's the boss blood corrector. The
governor had rheumatism 20 bad that
you could hear him boiler clear across
the country every time he moved He
tried it. and you know what ~ athletic
old gent be Is now. IL somebody would
give Miss Daisy a pointer. she would
thank them afterwards All the drug
stores sell il
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A source cd rmh.rr...m.nt.

"Dese new tangled clothes dat dc
young gents is wearin makes me tired"
said the young man who prides himself
on creating an impression that he il
looking for trouble.
What's de matter wit 'smy
"Dey make one man look jes' like an
udder. Yer can't tell whedder yer goin
up against er dood er college stlete.
Sew ashington Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
CaniuxnI Tsunts.

Charley-You never cared for me.
Jenny-why did marry you then,
Charley-Frcm motives Of gratitude.
Jennie - Gratitude! Gratitude for
what?
Charley-Gratitude for having made
you your only proposal OF marriage
Harrington Bulletin
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x.rr l.,,l. r,....r. TN

Lorinda Blueberry - Did you njoy
you'sef at the fair. Mistah Sominie,
Cal sominie--well. candy. Miss Lo-
rinda. cant ssy 9 did. D~re's sich
heap O. things FER people ter look at dat ]
didn't tract no softer 'tention ertall-
Worlds Fair Puck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

frfvcs Ef-ua-ck ~as o1ce pressef ~
a crrfaia American oe'irisi % r~cor8rnenf
- sea fer . alplomsfic piace. "Hs s a
very r-.rnsrksl.i> fsllos. -.sf ne e. "a
father "ii-sf-sss seven language ft-
ae7sI" sesl fasfnsrrk. ~be DIS hef h.4l
. Ferv rizh aianseu e linguistic scq'f' -
ps<cs2 81 aat a ~ara~Tfel ksa,lwas ~
~ wea4d rss<sr Ara .usas
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A an.ra.a An.x.r.

Now confess. Mcbride. do You hold
your wife on your lap ~ much now ~
when you were first marriedY asked
Barlow.
We'll. Barlow" replied Mcbride. Ito
tell the truth. ! believe abe siis on ne
rather more now than then. Detroit
Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

nearly always elect cure IL enc Hlghts
tlme Ths rseedy h also . fssoriis Cor
rteunslisn ed hes cured nkny ssry
severe esee& 80 cent bsltles foF sale ~
fsck bro<. druxzl<ts. IL sna ia Non-
re strsst snd 2. j. wofxbarS. - Nasr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Yoane Fritz aiafitsf liarp - reva
refy teeu nisffei tes safa f1srere@.
an4 yrr's- -sai,iIfu - s.rsnsly
Hasbp.sl.-l ke1~. my 8<af k-it ga.s
tssrk assv iss4 ! ssss hsea ssitias 60
80 eAsae. Ta-MaA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

BARKER IL going TO teach me bcoh
keeping said young farley.
well. he's just TIE man 10 dcit. saia
Dawson. II lent him . copy Of wss
son's poems wear ago. and he's kspt 10
ever since --Harper's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

MRS wrSsLows soorHise ssxup has 30. us.f
Cor children secthins. II soothss The chlla
sos I.s .ss sa.s. s,as s a. Pea. ehf- sssa
Twenty-Five ceats bottle
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Fors e~,s shsosi tee, 70 rssAins 49,
isr tkss fstnei tsus1gs dsagensa
, 1893-03-04
Translation.
Publication.

IT is hereby made known, that the
sessions in the Estate Of the de-
ceased Mrs. SARAH PRETTO DE
PARDO Of St.. Thomas will be held
by the undersigned Executores tesla.
menti every 4th WEDNESDAY oil
each month at l o'clock p. N. at
LAWYER J. P. J0RGENSEN'S Office,
st. Thomas.
st. Thomas, the 18th February 1888.
DID. CARDOZE, Jr.
CHR. DANIEL.
, 1893-03-04
Acknowledgements

nET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
Ed Udkast til Repartitionen i Beet
efter afg ,Fisker CLAUDIUSJAMES
og tidligere Abide Hustru Louisa
James vii blive fremlagt paa en-
Skiftesamling som afholdes her paa
Kontoret ONSDAGEN d.. 22de Marts
1893 Eftermiddag Kl. 8, hvorelter
Boet forventes sluttet.
Ghristiqnsteds Skif eret, ST. Croix, den
2Ads fehruar 1898,
MAXEN.
, 1893-03-04
ProkIa,ua,

LILLE og Enhver, som have Noget
q at fordre paa Skiftet efter afg.
Jomfru SOPHIE FREDERICKE
BLAKE, indkaldes herNed med 3
Maaneders Tarsel til for underteg-
nede. Skifteret at anmellr or beyis-
liggjore deres Kray,
st. Thom@ skifteryt. dca - r,bruar
1898.
HALVOR HANSES.
, 1893-03-04
PrOkIama.

a LIE og Enhver, som matte
have Noget at fo.dre paa Beet
efter abode Enkefru SARAH
PRETTO De PARDO af St. Thomas
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og bevisliggjore
deres Krav for undertegnede Ike
cutores testament.
St. Thomas, den lode Februar 1898.
DID. CARDOZE, Jr.
CHR DANIEL.
, 1893-03-04
Bekjendtgjorelse

NAET bekjendtgjores heryed, at
60 Udxast til Repartitionen
Huseier CARL JULIUS CHRIS
TIANSENN' Fallilbo vii live frem-
lagt i en- Skiftesamling, som q holdes
her paa Kontoret ONSD GEN d.
22de Marts d. A. Eftermdg. Kl. 2,
hvorefter Boet f~orventes sluttet.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix, den
223e Tebruar 1898.
MAXEN.
, 1893-03-04
Acknowledgements

ANLEDNING af at en- paa Kjobmand og
Planter JOHN RUSSELL (eller RUSSELL
BROS Fallitbo den lode December 1892 af-
sagt Decision, angaarnde den af Firmaet
"ROEBUCK & son" If Manchester nedlagt
Paastand ON, at deres Fordring paa Boet er
sikkret we'd Under ant Los6re, er ind ,nSet
til den kongelige ve>tindjske Iandsoverret,
indkaldes Creiitorerne I'll at give Mode .paa
Boet FREDAGEN den 71e Apr' forstaoin-
mende Eftermiddag Kl, l..
Frederiksted's Skifteret, St Croir, den 21de
Fsbruar 1898.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1893-03-04
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-03
CHANGES IN OFFICES.
The Retirement of Tailor Trip
Is Now Urged.

Several official changes have
been made within the last few
days. The most important of
which is the retirement of A. S.
Cleghorn from the Custom House.
There are three aspirants for his
place. S. B. Rose. the chairman
of the Board of Fire Commission
ers, has rendered his resignation as
such. 1t is understood that Mr..
Roses retirement is due to the fact
that his private business will not
allow him any time to devote to
public affairs. DR.. F. L. Miner
has succeeded DR.. Peterson as
prison physician. J. A. Mehrten,
who has been acting as Deputy
Marshal, has been removed. His
successor will not be appointed fo1
the present. J. Mort Dat has been
given the Office of Postmaster-Gen-
eral.
It is understood that the next
change on the programme is the
retirement of Captain Trip, the
jailor at the prison. 1t is claimed
that he is a rank royalist and as
such has no right on the pay roll
of the Government.