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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

~-|~0~(-~N/-(|@l~D~(N [N|7~(N-(~N<-<~~~N~N~-
DARE bargains in books, pictures, etc, at
II Tarver Old Book Store, l722 Broughton
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-10
HALF A MILE N 1:08.

i, The sixth race, the half-mile handicap,
wa I5l( about sixteen entries, Johnson and
wheeler starting from scratch and was
exciting from the fact that the large
punch OF handicap riders made it difficult
4or the champions to pass them
=. Inc handicap riders We're given from
TTuifJN to seventy yards over Wheeler and
oohhson, and Johnson succeeded in pas
SSitas through the line Oh the second lap.
Wheeler was somewhat bottled up in the
crowd and failed to get through in time
70 squirt down on the home stretch. John
Soh crossed the line for half a mile in just
-'oo' Iubcrdy with handicap Of seventy
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-10

NOR SALE, six cylinder boilers, 20 inches
II diameter 30 feet long with domcs; also
steam drum for the six boilers; no fronts or
CRATE bars; one smoke stack 40 inches diane
ter and 40 feet long; base and guy rods. +.
j. Agncw, No. GO Bay street savannah. Ga.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
LOOKS LIKE A FRAUD
That Express Package Addressed
10 j. r. Mtchsil
is WITHOUT DOUBT A DUMMY
J. II u . TRICKY Fellow Who Il f.si-
dentiy Engaged in q splendid
Bunko Game

J. r Mitchell. who - alleged 10 have
drawn $500 a. the result of investing .
dollar ia the stock u the Nentans Mia
ing. Loan and Investment company. u
evidently myth. or else he ~ hibsrnat-
ing with the individual that struck
William Patterson. tie has not called
for the package supposed 10 contaiE
$3.50 and the local officers OF the
American Express company do not to-
lieve the bundle contains a nickel
Fred Smith, who has charge OF the
money order department OF the express
Office. began cogitating yesterday morn
ing after be read The HERALD. and be
suddenly recalled q few circumstances
that convinced him that j. X Mitchell
10 20 tho Montana etc. company what sn
angle worm on q fish hook 10 ~ small
boy--merely a halt to catch suckers A
year ago. Mr.. Smith says. an individual
came into the express Office, and sent
one OF the usual money order envelopes
TO the Montana company. Mr.. Smith
asked the alleged Mr.. Mitchell what
the value OF the package was and Nr.
Mitchell confessed il wasn't worth Q
blooming cent Then you'll have TO
prepay the charges." said Dir. Smith.
That's all right suavely replied Mr..
Mitchell. -You send il along. and IL
will be paid for all right The pack
eye was sent and the Investment CON-
pany received il.
Several days ago there came TO the
express Office notice that j. K Mitch
eli .'of your city" was entitled 70 1880
- t.p -. he
pany's bonds. Would the express com
any great extent IL wouldn't Well.
would the express company insert an
advertisement IN the papers OF the city
10 the effect that il was just ike finding
coin 10 invest money in the bouds. and
that j. r Mitchell was a conspicuous
example Of the ease with which Q Tor
tune could be acquired by simple 5usi-
ness investment, paying 100 per cent
interest every month. Tho express
company wouldn't-not Ia a thousand
years would it. Later came tho pack
age TO the esteemed but ETHEREAL Mf.
Mitchell. and IL 10 still lying IN the ex.
press Office. The officials doubt that ii
will ever be called for, because they
don't think there Ia any j. X Mitchell
who owns il and they don't believe the
goods are worth carrying away.
Ii is alleged that "shares" OF stock In
the company were formerly sold in this
city and that at one time q we'll known
sport had them for sale; but it IL
claimed that the concern became 30
rank that he dropped it and refused to
have anything further TO do with IL.
In the meantime. IL j. r. Mitchell viii
call at the American Express Office he
will learn something OF interest to him
self and TO the public. The scheme is
undoubtedly a swindle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

The 81. Aloysius society q st Mary's
parish vii give dramatic aud musical
enteFtainment IN the school hall next
Suniay eight The entertainment ~ 20
conclude with a shadowgraph display.
10 all be repeated for the entertain.
ment IL the school children on the aft
erloon q Thanksgiving day.
Next Friday night Daisy lodge OF
ElSs will make arrangements for the
charity entertainment that has been I'M
der consideration during the last week
OF two Committees viii be appointed
10 arrange the details IN connection
with a.
A Wealthy avenue and Taylor street
car colhded with a carriage owned aud
occupied b. JOAN Sailor Of No Is Kent
street yesterday afternoon. hut no seri-
Gus results followed The horse was
slightly injured aud One thiil was broken
George W. Lemon. the art dealer at
No 10 North Division street fled a
trust mortgage covering claims aggre-
eating s9s.-il The trustee ~ Isaac j.
Lemon. The largest claim is sls3.7S
There are 40 Grand Rapids creditors
The Peoples restaurant on Ottawa
street. which has been closed FOR several
weeks. vas found open last night by
Psfroimau Mcdonald. bat an investiga-
tisa failei - ind any q the silyerware
"a furniture nissing
The directors % tho Kent County
Agricultural society will hold a meeting
d. secretary Coxs Office next Tuesday
Afternoon 10 maze arranvemants FOR the
snuua. meeting and election of the so
Getty iu ueceub er
Miss Marie Winfou will give a mus;
Gale AZ Der fathers residence. No -
Paris avenue. Tuesday % assist young
man whom the doctors have decided
must q 20 a warmer climate IN order 70
sac Ms ne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

The iceland Wreck Caused by the
Breaks ing or Bit OF steel

A bolt fve-eighths OF an inch in
diameter was responsible for the wreck
az Iceland Thursday night. IL held
the switch rod. and breaking allowed
the switch % be thrown open. The en-
gine aud tender passed over all right
and IL 10 supposed the switch was
turned a. the tender passed over. The
baggage ear Immediately took the spur;
the smoking car and parlor car followed.
The draw bar held Ia until the smoker
and baggage car were overturned. The
cars were not badly damaged. only the
platform stills being broken. The trucks
were pushed FROM under the day coach
and step was broken of the parlor car
The entire damage to rolling stock will
not amount 10 more than $1,000 The
persons injured in the wreck are all
doing well. None Of them are seriously
injured. with the possible exception OF
Frank Worth OF Benton Harbor. lie
was left az Holland aud is said 10 be
suffering from conclusion Of the brain.
Those who were brought TO this city
were all able to sit up yesterday except
r. G.. Meyers. who il suffering from u
bruised leg. lie was taken 10 his home
IN Goshen. Indiana. yesterday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
ORDER AS TO RISKS
important Circular Issued BY In
sufance Companies
TO Their REPRESENTATIVES
Persona fasuref Mast Sot Cse Light
or Po~er Ia the froiiey Wire
Circait-Fre4usat Fsre<

Frequent frss during the last few
rssaths. tas orisia x shieh has been
attributed % sirctric slrss arranged
through buildisgs fof lighting purpses.
have caused great unsaSnsss among
Insurance companiss Throughout the
state. Losses arising from this scarce
haze incrsasesi % rapidly that under
writer's have become alarmed for the
safety q their business and taken snsas-
ures 70 saforcs the rules &nd regulations
governing riszA The awful hrs In Ed
soa. More Goa building IN Detroit
ca Thursday - thought To have beea
caused by electric wires. and the Mich
igan Insurance. Inspection oaFeau. CON
posed .; the Grand Rapids fIre lasaF
sBcs company. the Detroit Pre- Mar
ine Insurance. company, and the Aiehi-
gan ire i MaEins iusuraneo company.
bad a large number % circulars printed
Yesterday fsg distrlbutlon among their
agents. ealing attention 10 the rules
nth q detailed explanation Following
IL a cory - the circular issued.
-Dfaa SlK iour attention IL respect
fully directed % the following rules on
taas "A II the nati0nal code of rules for
slr.nx buldsags fos electric light or
power.
Fifst-Lightning or POWER wires must
not b. lerGlitieA In the same circuit
sith trolley Nires with ground return.
Except "a street railway cars. car houses
and power stations
Secoad- The siring in any bulldog
must test tree from grounds before the
current - turned on
IL sdi be understood from the fore
gong tka; Z . cot permissible FOR any
one other than the Electric Railway
company O. use light or power in the
same clrcDit With trolley wires IL.
therefore. any % your patrons are now
violating these rules or propose Obtain
lng either hight az power through the
trolley Wire circuit u will be well for
you % 40 once Inform them OF the de
cidsa increase Ia the hazard and Of the
attitude q the insurance companies IN
regard thereto
Ia referring % tie above yesterday a
pfomlneaJ local agent said. The CON-
panles have come % the conclusion that
tie question q wiring buildings that are
insured - matter OF life and death 10
tie companies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
DEATH OF WILLIAM FIRTH.
The Canal Street Ciothicr Died Sud
denly Last Night.

William Firth Of No. 313 Paris avenue
and a well-known clothier doing bust
ness at No. 102 Canal street died sud
denly at 10 o'clock last night at his
home. The cause OF death was pro-
nounced by the attending physician to
be paralysis OF the heart. Mr.. Firth
was in his store as usual al day yester-
day and ate supper with has family last
evening. The children attended the
Mills meeting. but Mr.. Firth not caring
ing to 90 out last night. his wife re-
NAMED at home with him. At 8 o'clock
he complained OF feeling bad and retired
10 his bed. He grew worse until he was
stricken with paralysis. which resulted
fatally two hours later. The children
found their father dead upon their re
turn from the revival meeting. The de-
ceased was born in England and was AZ
years old. He had been resident OF
this city for several years and was well
known in business Circles. He leaves a
wife. two sons and four daughters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

kx->Iaii Carrier Jaiias Cesar HAs
Iroabls With His Girl

4t%fa - . - -.
According 10 the kalamszoo Gazstts
julius Cesar. the veteran mail carrier q
this city. no~ a resident x the Celery
village. u having trouble sita his daugh-
ter The 1azstss states THAI Mr. Cesar
called on Marshal Hare vith q letter
from SupeFinten.isnt Carr lie stated
that he was looking after his csaghter.
Shom he claimed had runaway from q
place ia 0rand Rapids where she had
beea working. The Kalamazoo officer
found the daughter living with a woman
named barnes not more than block
from DIR. Cssar's residence. Mr.. Caesar
wishsd the glrl. Who - but 10 years
old. "a come back % this city 20 work IN
the old place on Canal street.
The daughter stated % the Kalama-
200 police that she worked for
Mira Al Drew az No. IS Canal
street for twenty one weeks with
1ut any pay except pair Of second
hand shoes. She said shs would rather
de than como tack and work there
again She j. nov ia the Bethesda
home Ia Kalamazoo and will be given q
place 20 work IL shc desires
Superintendent Carr was seen last
evening about the case. he said the
girl Mas very maynard and that hs had
her brought 10 headquarters last SUM
meF and gave her a good talk. but she
was saucy and hold and he could do
nothing with her At that time Mr..
Ceser wished TO get her to leave Mira
Drews place, but the girl did not wish
70 leave.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
X OF r. NOMINATIONS.
A List or Candidates for the Annual
Elections.


Last night Lily lodge. No. ITO. Knights
OF Pythias. nominated tho following
candidates for officers, TO be voted for
next Friday night:
Chancellor Commander-J.T Hustled,
Leo A. Caro-. w. j. Page. Il. j. Dolan.
Vice Chancellor Martin.
Thomas Bechtel. Edward Burritt. L. III.
OBrien. r. +. STAGE.
Prelate-J. L. Hustled. Henry j. LET
tngwelL
Master Work-A. f. KRONER. James
Dolley. W. j. Page. Edward Burritt-
Master at Arms-A. r. KRONER. Frank
Kenyon. T.. +. STAGE.
Keeper Of Record and Seals-Benja-
min Stotler.
Master OF Financed. +. Berry, Fred
PrOyin.
Master OF Exchequer-Isaac Lamor-
eAuK. p. II. OBrien. DIR. Pogue, Will
Berry.
Representative 10 Grand Lodge
James Dolley; alternate. VIII Berry
Trustees Henry j. Leffingwell, p. Fl.
OBrien, l. j. Hustled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Joseph Wooisv-r q Chsmpsien. III
inais. silI cave for his home todak he
vas called % the city or account u the
death = VI T. Laphsm u Esst fulton
street
Mrs p Willard % Chnheuthe, flhu-
ois = risitug Der SISTERS. Ma I. y
~fsatrn and Mrs. ] - Fufnsn. siso
her brother "a = Clark. for fef DAYS
Mrs = 81 Chandl~r % Frsn<f,bs; and
Nrs " A Morr. - P0nsiae. who have
teen rs'u1g Ms y A Jsfs hare re-
furued home
The Rev n Fay Nius r~nt - Chicago
lsst uight hut 49, return 70 this city
ten4ht
Mr. sud Mrs ~ y Mitchell a. Cadil-
ise are ia the city xlesta Al Ths Nor.
tcu.
lartsin Rov,ey 4 engine ho.a. ",
3 - lisnr errusiy ID frsri fyrho,d Fever
Ma A. = Matte.on - Ni.ill.t,ile IA
The guest - Mrs a. L pav,assn
Z i Ccrpens ieft faf Bridg.povs Ala
hssns yesterday.
+ IS Niipane = a. hcune fr,su r,lr,h,
Isesn IeFs hae rone "a Honduras
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
lmpcrial Lodge.

At the meeting OF Imperial lodge on
Wealthy avenue the following nomiEa-
tons were made: G. c.. r. s. Milmine;
v. c. &. X. Seymour and W. T. Neahr;
T.. James a. Lombard; NJ. Of W.. G.. W.
Tomlinson; NJ. OF v. Harry ID. Jewell;
NJ % f.. r. 4. Wurzburg; VI. at A.. j. Is.
johnson; for trustees. G. X Remington.
W. :. Turner. j. Waddeil. r. w. O'Con-
nor and l. L. McCrath; representatives
II the grand lodge. Willis b. Perkins. ].
NJ Wolcott and q Gognon. The cleo
ton takes place next Friday. and other
nominations will be made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

ballet box f0r uss in secret sociesiss ard
has applied for . patest On g The box
snakes the yotfaz sntlrely secret and
prsssnts sDy illegal yoflag Or repeanng.
TIE bisrk snd Waite balls are 10 sspa-
rate Compartments. and by pressing
ksy oas bal - dropped into = coupsft
naset. a. tie boftoua u the maishins 40
the saaas time bel rings. - that . re-
psat so1ld al once b dstscted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
Gazing I'm Einri.ia

]. +. Trout and family will leave
about December for Daytona. Florida.
% spend the winter. Mr.. Trout has char
tered car add a company OF twenty
i've persons will go with HIM. lie has
made arrangements with the railroad
companies 50 that his car will 90 through
% its destination without change Mr..
Trout says he thinks that a. the time be
starts be vii have about thirty persons
booked Tor The trip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

\ movement = on foot among the
catholics OK the city - raise funds with
which "a secure course % lectures
from Father Elliott % tho Pauiists. New
York. nov making a tour through the
Detroit diocese with the approval %
Bishop Foley Father Elliott ia mis
ssonary working among oa-cathoiic..
giving an open presentation OF the
claims % the catholic church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

IT. Van der Molsn. the man whose
name appeared in the Jury list Tor the
December term n the circuit court. vas
admitted 70 citizenship IN the circ nit
crnft yesterday. lie - from the tenta
Nart The man Who served from that
ward last term could scarcely under.
stand F.nglish and va. excused from
several cases by attorneys on That &C
rannt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
Ms Strange

That people suffering from Pies win
endure them for years or submit 20 dan
gerous. painful. cruel and expensive
surgical operations. when al the time
there Is q painless. certain, lasting cure.
which gives instant relief and costs but q
trife. il 10 called the Pyramid Pile Cure
and can be found a. al drug storeS Any
druggist win get II for you IL you ask
him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
Muskegon Service
via
G.. IL. * i
rakina sffsct NoFemher ~ 10

Taking effect November 10th, Is90
LEAVE GRAND RAPIDS 7ss5 a. u.
daily aud 5:sv p NJ except Sunday
arrive Nuskegon 3do a m- aud Z GO 70 IN.
Connections nade by both trains for
Pentwster
III - a IN. train will be discoa tinued.
LEAVE MUSHROOM s:l5a a. "a. except
Sunday and AGO p u. daily arrive
Grand Rapids $40 a m. and 5..O p. IN.
Connections Toe both trains from
Pentwatsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Elizins Phippin. No 2l5 South Divis
IN street measles. Charles Haussrtl.
No ~ HAIieS plsce, measles. Paul
R.slfsch~nhergsr. No ~ Turner street
typtoid fever. Bertha Bennett No I0l
William street messies. AID twelve
cases q chlc<sa PR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
Died.

CARROLI.-James +. Carroll OF No. 30
Third street, aged u years.
CHITTENDON-Jame Chit,ondon OF No.
% >toddArd avenue, aged O5 years
FIRTH-William Firth Of No. BIB Paris
avenue. aged a. years Notice ot funeral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

WAY shussid you compiaiu - being
tired and ran down waea Hoods Ssrsa
psfiiis impsrts such strrngth sad energy
q ne Whole system Try IL AMI you
0iH FEEL a. x made areu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
state New. in Brief

Jerry Iimpson was master of the barge
Rutter that vas lost at Ludington In
1874
The new Columbian hotel at South
Haven has been opened to the public.
Seven Saginaw boys are under arrest
for robbing houses Of lead water pipes
The First congregational church In
jackson is to be heated by steam.
The catholic convent at Hancock will
be dedicated at Christmas
Saginaw has collected sl0O1j6 in
liquor licenses this year.
Hudson high school has been given a
800 telescope.
Croswell has organized a hook AMI
ladder company.
Mcthodists OF Eaton Rapids are build
ing q church.
A white squirrel has been captured at
Rogers City.
Buel township Is infested with sneak
thieves.
shepard il 20 have a republican
paper.
Grand Haven 10 % have another bank
Dowsgiac has plenty ~ empty house.
Jackson - % have a mile race track.
Ia grippe il prevalent in jackson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

IneTe - D tNeofress % = siss
tniess your te~th ara i'lsi ike p-sris
Thee wnaia you snare It's trembling
bliss.
U'se SogoDONr ~ o1-s. sweet girls,
For IL siooe gives - the mouth.
Waite teeth snd fragrance q the
SeutA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Madame IRISH = shoring mary new
designs IN ate nillinery. LADIES wi.s.
ing extreme ssvies SRI jsst TIE thing
should Eot fsa % sisst tie madsrus. No.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25
Rurial Permits

Minnie Curtis. No. 30 Mt. Vernon
street. Oak Hill; Nancy Roby. No. l250
Fifth avenue. Plainwell. Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Il sout1 nixisioa stfe~t. After Decess
hes hEst. ifI ksseza bsoCk AocrDe
stEc<t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

The beet -@eeeut undsgsear Ia tie
city 10 al 7. ]. Nlehols'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Cod underwear onIy D. cent. at I. I.
Nieh0is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Underwear sale this week az T ].
Niehols.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Columbia River salnon at Allyn.
los Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Tw T.eelc = ne estg n4r~hars
seice has iaveuts.i very iagtnaou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Big stock d underwear 81 co~i a, 7 7
Nichol.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

With nerves unstruag and heads that
ache
Wise women Bromo SeItzss take
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Bargain. in underwear at T }. Mich
ofa'
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Safety From a Periodic scourge.

Do you want to be insured dweller in a
malarious region, against the periodical
scourage which threatens to assail you in the
form OF chills and fever or some of the forms
OF miasma born disease' It goes without say
ing, that you do. Then, instead OF using quin-
inc or other alkaloid and mineral drugs, which
merely relieve aud are always detrimental
to general health, seek aid where it is always
forth coming--from the thorough preventive
and remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which in regions where malaria is far more
violent and prevalent than it is on this conti-
nent eradicates il completely from the system.
Biliousness. dyspepsia, constipation, kidney
and nervous complaints. neuralgia and rheu-
matism are among the malsdies TO which the
national tonic and corrective is adapted. Ply
sicians everywhere know its genuine worth.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
A LobHter Farm.

There is a lobster farm, or pound,
as it is called, twelve miles in extent
at Southport, Me. This pound is the
most successful on the coast, whence
100000 Holsters are shipped each
year. The pound is formed by build
ing a solid dam across a tide-water
cove. This dam does not quite rise
to high water mark, but across the
top is placed fence of iron rods, per-
mitting daily change of water and
preventing the Holsters from escap-
Ing. In the spring and fall business
is most brisk. When the fishermen
bring the Holsters to the pound the
''fish," as they are called, are hoisted
to the dam, measured, and those
which are more than 104 inches long,
the length limit, are thrown in. IL a
lobster is clever his life in the pound
may be long and full of Joy. II he is
stupid he will be fished out with a
drag seine and packed in a barrel,
with piece of ice for a pillow, and
sent to Boston.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Most Omnivorous' Animal.

The goat has long been regarded
as the most omnivorous animal that
roams, but modern investigation may
rob that sportive animal OF its laurels
and transfer them to the broad brow
of the humble cow. The men at the
various slaughtering houses and abba
toirs have learned TO regard the
cows stomach as a veritable prize
bag. 1t is no uncommon occur
renee to find the most curious
things in them, and sometimes
there Is vast collection of
bric-a-brac in its mysterious folds. An
animal recently killed at the West
Philadelphia abbattoir had a Masonic
mark, a door hinge and part of rat
trap in it's stomach, while another
had a small medicine bottle and part
Of a croquet ball.