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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
How the Katydid sings

Everybody is familiar with the rasp-
ing notes known as the katydid's song.
1t is the male only that is capable of
emitting the well-known sounds. His
"vocal organs" are at the base of his
wings and consist of two fiat excres-
cences of thin dry membrane. 1t is the
rubbing of these two membranous plates
together which produces the "song."
If your shoulder blades were so loosely
put together that one could be slipped
under the other, and the under side of
one and the upper side of the other we're
so rough that the operation of slipping
them past each other would cause
a rasping sound, you could initiate a
katy did'S musical notes very nicely.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
Emerson Will succeed Him.

St. Johns, n. F., Nov. 23.-The Hon.
George Emerson, member of the cab
met, will succeed to the vacancy on the
supreme court bench created by the
resignation of Sir James Winter, owing
to a reduction in his salary through
the government retrenchment policy.
Mr.. Emerson's appointment was per
sonal defeat for Premier Whiteway,
who sought the position for his law
partner, Mr.. Johnson.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
No Life on the Moon.

While it is not possible TO know
anything positive concerning the ques-
ton whether the moon is or is not in
habited. astronomers have long since
agreed that the probabilities are favor
able to the supposition that there is
neither animal or vegetablelife existing
on the surface of fair Luna The very
strongest presumption against the exist
ence of such life is found In the fact
that the moon, as far as we are able to
learn by the use of the most approved
types of astronomical instruments is
wholly devoid of either atmosphere or
water.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
HOW,S THIS,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, :he undersigned, have known F.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tions, and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.
o.
wALDING. KINNAY & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. o,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Price 75c per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
ArbuckIe,s Body En- Route.

New York, Nov. 23.-The body of
Frank P. Arbuckle began its journey to
Denver tonight in charge of his widow
and R. H. Porter, Mr.. Arbuckle's bust
ness agent. A stop of a few hours will
be made at Erie, Pa, where the dead
mans father and mother, both over SO
years, are living. Then the party will
go to Denver, where the interment will
take place.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
Gave Herself Away.

Lady lin pursuit of cook; "Why did
you leave your placer
Cook: al couldn't stand the dreadful
way the master and misses used to guar
rel, num-"
Lady: "What did they used to quarrel
about?"
Cook: "The way the dinner was
cooked"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
Eight Hundred Thousand seeds:From Oh

Eight Hundred Thousand Seeds.From One
One of the most wonderful examples
of vegetable growth and fecundity is
illustrated by the Asiatic pemperion. A
single seed planted on. the grounds of
the Berlin Botanical Society propated
vine which grew to be as large as a
mans body in nine weeks. 1t grew to
total length of nearly 600 feet and ripen-
ed over 10000 seeds.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27

Marriage by the clergy was first posi-
lively forbidden in the year 1914, by
Pope Gregory VII. The controversy,
however, which had been going on for
centuries on that subject was not alto
gether settled by Gregory's decree. The
council of Trent, in 1868, was the eccle-
siastical body which formerly prohibited
priests from forming marriage alliances
That permanently settled the matter.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27

London, Nov. 23.-The hearing in
the suit for libel by Earl Russell against
his mother-in-law, Lady Scott, and
John Cochran, engineer, Frederick
Cask, groom, and William Aylott, valet,
was begun today at Old Bailey. The
defendants pleaded not guilty, and also
justification.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
witchcraft in the Nineteenth Century.


Most people believe that witchcraft
among civilized people ended when the
"Salem witch mania" ran its course and
died out in the year 1902. 1t did as far
as America is concerned, except among
savages, but in other countries the
belief in .he superstition did not die
until much later date, even If 1t can be
truly said to be dead now. In France
an old beggar was tortured to death as
late as 1907 on the charge of being one
who "communed with evil spirits" and
in Spain a witch was burned in 1903.
In 1880, in France, a man and his wife
tortured suspected witch to death and
nothing at all was done with them by
the criminal courts on account of the
lingering belief in sorcery. Four years
iaterla witch was drowned in England,
and in 1860 one was burned in Mexico.
In 1874, 1879, 1880 and again later
witches were publicly burned in Russia,
and ever as late as 1890 regular judicial
trials of witches were had in Prussia,
Poland and Austro- Hungary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
whv Lost Persons Move in a Circle.


The question is often asked: Why is
it that person who is lost, whether it
be in dense wood or on prairie, in
variably moves in circle, and always
to the right? No satisfactory answers
has ever been given for this well-known
popularity under the circumstances
mentioned. Some psychologists, ana
tomists, and speculative philosophers
claim that the left leg in the human
species is slightly longer than the right,
and so takes longer steps, thus causing
a motion to the right which in time
completes a circle, If the mind is so be-
wildered that it as no fixed objective
point in view. Perhaps the real answer
to this queer question lies in the fact
that most persons use their right hands
in preference to the left, and are &C.
customed to passing objects on their
right side, aud so, unconsciously keep
,edging off to the right. On a prairie,
however, where there is nothing in the
way of obstacles worthy of mention,
tn 5 cause or reason for walking in
"right-handed" circle would hardly hold
good.
Does any one Of our readers know
whether it is a fact or not that left
handed persons who are lost make the
circle in an opposite direction to that
made by right-handed person.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
a Bank Fails.

Washington. Nov. 23.-The comp
troIler of the currency has received in
formation of the failure of the Dakota
National bank, Sioux Falls, S. d. 1t
has capital of $4,000 and at last re-
port a surplus of $4,000, liabilities
S2soooo, exclusive of stock.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27

been instructed to complain strongly of
the flag incident at New Castle, Del,
Wednesday last, when young men in
the armory of company of the state
militia tore down the Spanish flag and
set fire to it.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27

The lower branch of the Vernon
legislature declined to pass the senate
woman suffrage bill by vote of I3s 70
50.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27
Instructed to Complain.

Madrid, Nov. a3.-The Spanish min
lister at Washington, De LONE, has
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-11-27

be slowly transformed into water the
fruit will be uninjured by the freezing
process.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-05
Lopande N:r M 20.

Nedbrunnen mjolqvarn. En-
mJolqVarn Olivia nedbrann f6rra
veckau, astadkommande en- forlust "a
S12 900, hvaraf $500 betackes genom
assurans.
statskassor Koerner har offents
liggjort sin rapport for juli, hvaraf
framgar att statskassan har till sin
krsdit de respective fonderna males
So, 465, 1885, Is.
Ryslig olyckshandelse. Emil
Petersons Laketield hustru liot sist-
lidne onsdag en- ryslig dod. En- brunn
pa 60 fot dup hade blifvit borrad SAINT
bradfodrad. Da mrs Peterson satte
sig pa en- q brunnsoppningen placerad
brada, bar det 81 battrs till an att den
stackars qvinnan foil pa hufyudet ned
brunnen. Manner sokte fra sig ned
medelst en- lima, men till all olycka var
brunnen "a small att han icke kunde
komma sin maka till undsattning. Hon
blef sedermera uppdragen -d0d.
Landstrykare gifva nu for tiden
jernvagsmannen mycket att sk0ta.
Northern Pacific bolaget utsande for.
rs veckan en- trupp vaktman, 40 till an.
talet, for att s0ka befria passagerareta-
gen fran landstrykare. Bolaget synes
nemligen 81 villigt att transportsra
delta slagte gratis, utan amnar stallet
uppbiuda all f0rmaga for att halla de
objudne gasterna fran tagen. I manga
fall soka helt sakert fattige arbetare
att forskaffa sig IAN extra ride", ooh
harpa borde 81 MISREPRESENTATION 80
lila.
John Lind en- god demokrat
Att donna af demokraternas konvent
de olika countierna ar var valkande
landsman I. d. kongressmannen John
Lind nara nog sjelfskrifven sasom de-
mokratpartiets guvernorskandidat i
Minnesota. Dsmokraterna 6nska ST.
kerligen icke mr.. Lind sasom guver-
norskandidat, men det Or silfverfragan
som nara nog tvingar dem att styra
donna kurs. En- AMMAN frSga Dir, ON mr..
Lind befinnes vara villig att sa der on
handvandning 0fverga till demokratsr-.
mas lager. ..........---....- .-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-05
Enhall1gt aternom1nerad for

Enhall1gt aternominerad for
kongressen blef / onsdags Thorn. B.
Reed af republikanerna det distrikt
Maine han dera ar representerat
Krossad till dods bIefvo sondags
tVenne personer-i j Columbus City, Ala
derigenom att en- byggnad, hvilken
de sokt skydd under en- hastigt upp-
kommands regnstorm, blaste ned.
Ofversvammad circus. Il fold af
haftigt regn blef Ring1ing Bros circus
i sondags midi under pagaende fore
stallning / Atlantic, Ia., ofversvam-
mad. Panik utbrot bland de s, 900 be-
sokarne, men sa vidt man vet blefvo
ALA raddade, fastan manga qvinnor
och barn maste bAras bort af mannen,
hvilka med sina bordor fingo vada fle-
ra fots vatten.
DodsfalL William Henry Smith.
under fera ar generaldirektor for We
stern Associated Press, afled 1 fora
veckan Lake Forest, ILL., Bland lite
rara alster. som harfiutit fran SIS PEN
ma, markes Hfysn On politisk historic
Diver Forenta Staterna - Mangmillio-
narsn Mathew Aady Falmouth, Mass.
afled derstades f6rliden vecka, 6I ar
gammal. Den afidne var f5dd Mon
trsal, Can, ooh anlande som fattig
yngling till Falmouth.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-05
WISCO N SIN.

Drunknade. Under arbsts pa ho-
den mara Ashland drunknads John
Wolf den dennes.
Arbetsloshet och nod. Arbstet
grufvorna vid B.ssemer, Hurley, IRON
wood och Wakefield ligger nastan FULL
komligt mere och arbetarne och deras
familier aro derfor on mycket nod
stAld belagenhet
Olycklig roddtur. Henry Hon.
erickson, Anna Amsrud och Lizzie
Osdstad, trenne unga personer fran
La Crosse, drunknade under en- rodd-
tur pa Mississippi aoden f0rliden SON
days eftermiddag, derigenom att deraa
bat kastades 0fver anda af det starka
str0mdraget
West superior-nyheter Mis-.
sionsm6te halles staden af Lake Sue
perior distriktet den "a augustf.
Samtidigt kommer pastor Elmquist att
installeras sin forsamling / West Du-
luth och pastor Svsnson Cioqust -
Joaqvin Ifverson fordrar 81, 600 fran
Globe Elevator Co. sasom godtg6relse
for kroppsskador, som han erhallit un-
der arbete i bolagets tjenst. - Strej-
ken bland mj0llastare, som pagatt na~
ra en- manad, BLADES f6rlidsn fredag.
och komma de forne arbetarne att
aterga till slit arbete. Lastare vid
dockorna och vid qvarnarne skola ia
% cents j timmen och andra arbatara
Sl.75 ON dagen. Man fordrade 80 9.
timmen och g. 90 ON dagen. Slagta-
rem Erick Bratt, som for en- It'd sedan
omnamdes ha b6rjat rAttegang mot
stadens slagtaref0rsning, Swift Pack.
ing Co. och andra, emedan dessa pabor-
iat en- boycott" mot honom. har till-
erkants $3.50 skadsersattning. Som
man torde minnas Bnskade han 81, 500
.Inalles sutton advokater togo del
rattegangen.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-05
D A KO T A,

Nytt boleg. The Dakota Land and
Cattle Co., med cit kapital ar 1925, 600
har Pierre, S. D., uttagit sina inkor-
porationSartiklar. -..,. ..,-...-... ..--...~
Under fSrsOket att simma Diver
Missourifoden nara Chamberlain, S. d.,
drunknade f6rliden vecka CharIesRang
fran Castalia.
Fran Redfield, S. D., f0rmales att
sk6rdear tare der pa platsen erhalla
fran Sl,5O till 81 ON dagen, men att
likval stor brist pa arbstskrafter fore
finnes.
I Aurora county, S: D, fnnes,
enligt uppgift derifran, 81 mindre an
45 artesiska brunnar, som Rifva ett
ymnigt forrad af yatten. Man amnar
skaffa sig annu fere denna seminar.
Ofverfall. En- bromsare vid namn
Gatrell blef en- dag f0rlideu vecka
lila knifhuggen l nacken af en- los.
drifvare, som han nara Brookings, S. D,
beordrade att lemna taget, pa hvilkst
han tju.akte. Gerninssmannen hakta.
des.
Populisterna Nora Dakota haf-
va uppstalt r. B. Richardson fran
Pembina som guvern6rskandidat. For
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nomins-
rades Oliver Knudson fran Nelson och
for landtbrukskommi m issarie G. S. Reis-
hus fran Word. For vissa embeten
uppsattes inga kandidatsr, utan lem
nades det At demokratsrna att fylla
vakanserna, hvarigenom naturligtvis
afsags att m6jligg0ra samverkan de
begge partierna emellan under val.
kamDanien
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-08-05

ring ar att f0rma dess clever att med
varmt intresse arbeta for detsamma
De aro kringspridda Diver ett vid.
strackt arbetsfalt ooh aro salunda till
falle att sammsntraffa med EFT stort
antal af sadana, som amna ooh eljes
aro passande att vidare utbilda sig vfd
nagon skola. Sadana personer bora
omhandertagas af vara studerande, de
der framhalla for dem var laroanstalts is
beskafenhet och betydelse SAINT upp-
mana dem att bes0ka densamma4 ON
hvarje studerande foresatts sig sasom
slit NAL nu under sommartiden att vid
aterkomsten till skoIan 4 host hatva
atminstone en- ny kamrat med sig, tank,
.hvilken skara af skolungdom skulle vi
ej hafva att hitvanta under kommande
lasar! Och heit visst skulle hvar och
en-, som esde verkligt intresse for sa-
ken, utsn synnerlig svarighet kunna
realisera en- dylik plan. vi hoppas der
for ock, att "a manga som mojligt mat
to verka for den CODA saken, matte kan
ma sig sasom ett med skolan och anse
dess basta sasom slit eget. "Enighet
ger styrka", och all&na,& skolans ALA
vanner mar och fjerran hjelpa till att
verksamt underst0dja den CODA saken,
skola ALA svarigheter, som mojligen
villa m0ta vart svensk-amerikansk
skolarbete. med st0rsta latthet ofver-
vinnas. Mar nu Gust. Ad. College ON
en- manad 0ppnar sina larosalar for en-
skara vetegirig ungdom, 0nska vi och
hoppas, att dsnna skara matte blifva
mycket stor. sa att det kommande las
aret matte ia rakna fiere studerande an
nagot foregaende. Hjertligen valkom
ma till Gustavus Adolphus College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
Sixth Avenue, 10Th to goth Street.

,,,- ,,i,es and to weaken public confidence ana
To- damage the prosperity OF ,n' INC cgnn been de-
nears ", , ie.Jine newspapers and by prosperous
"a s,,.rcssful Americans geneTaii} ~ ~. r,,r tho
I.iieve in maintaining values ana III S"rs bars"
,,.n.-i,v OF American enterprises. me ,,~ cy
~ the Stock Exchange ana u, .s,ta,rc do not
,,o~,v themselves seriously over M 49,
ci,ms which layished upon 'n ,.h.ar. on the
Mi!'i"'n ~ h,,ge were particularly active an. w,
s-riipuous IN circulating tas' Az, denounced the
lean ra,ro@ Si,eres, words that he coud So sr,
and bu, the stock Erohesae oe%ts ,' 1'u OF Mi
90 suffer much pain OF ahs"''' va
Vanterhili- denunciations. -, .o-,a,, members
=, a. some what surprising thai 0e,'" ~. country
a. the yaFioos he cotton planters o. The southo
WI s,s,ss OF millions OF dollars py .sopst,lve when
quotations 10. , lover values 70 impair cohnne',oe
80 80 tn,ure the prosperity OF inc r ciseuhere
s 49,, g. may be said that most oi w n,ge are
~,,ors In The New-York cotton In ,a,rv has
democrats and that me ,h,e, source o. the mis-
,or maj "a disasters which have CONF . ~ ,ave
country The troubles ana an. -, the United
been 80 Grover cleveland was elected ,,,sIy
dsn November l~c , havs which have been
que 10 nv ne Democratic leaders me - the
cratic party ~ -, ne tinted States. and the pear
..ors ~ IN. various cotton eh cnaIseS ,rtv II
rnisch.evous enemies Si sx,ent TO the operations
va nhea~' operators OF the various a. ,se4
,h,f cotton Yell almost ~ co,,on
sns ibe early part OF 1876 Las, autumn over nine
futures quoted fors,d a. less than seven and
hal, cents Many student. OF the heye hat this
Guiding many southern pm, na &C. largely due the
Of the bears on the yaFO Ss nds
exchanges. and yet ines s~b 81 inIurng the pros
pary OF he southern states " ,ns1 schems and
great extent al least. due 20 NJ that the
ppmnstans for cotton have fallen so seriously
In a months. Ia. ,-ou, tho South are
to the effect thai, the sentiment IN i, We IS gaining
States In favor OF an ahtl,op' ,r,e Southern cot
1auy q, strength and intensity NJ SUI hsiieve
ton planters their friends suda Is sa' within
that the great fall In cotton 3nar" onerations IN
the varioms cotton EXCHANGES ana ,ner It
option law would put stop 10 eo'a,ions fall still
lower tho feeling In the South III iaEo. hment and
option law will become eve" '
extreme than II Is now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
TO WIPE OUT ITS DEBT.
THE HARLEM YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA-
TON BEGINS A VIGOROUS CANVASS

THE HARLEM YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA-
rIoN BEGINS VIGOROUS CANVASS
The nropertv OF the Harlem Branch. Young Mems
C-hrfstian Association, Nos. 8 and West One-hun-
dred- cnty ffth-st has debt upon 1t OF about
10000 the balance Of the liability incurred when
On. nre.ent building was erected. proposition has
been received that to every dollar that the Harlem
Branch raises TO apply this debt a dollar Will
=. odded which means that the Harlem Branch
rnust raise about $1,000 in order TO wipe out It's en-
tire debt The Committee Of Management therefore
bas decided TO institute at once vigorous canvass
80 as 10 raise the No0o
The chairman Of the Branch William II. Sage.
was authorized at the last meeting OF the commit
tee of MANAGEMENT 10 appoint committee 10 mako
such canvass. circular was sent TO the members
~ the Branch asking for volunteers VINO wouiu
arsonallv undertake solicitation among the peo-
Mo n, Harlem and elsewhere for this fund. ana IN
response thereto s!xty-two members OF the Branch
offered their services Subscription books have been
r.,area and are now In the hands OF these can
vassers. . 49,,
A festival for the purpose OF diminishing the debt
y, the Harlem Young Mems Christian Association
and the Harlem Young Women's Christian Assoc'a
,,on will be held at the Harlem Opera House on
or about April To- Among ,nose ana assist in the
work OF entertainment are Miss Maud MI; Mor IS
harpst: Miss Lille Berg soprano 'ne tae The
tTisS Madens; Carl Lancer, violnst Miss May
Rankin OF Philadelphia contraito; Henn anS
noipo, ' Wurts concert whistler. Victor HerDert
h. also promised to assist on Inc ce''' II ~ ''
al the time ,...o,.od In tho festival are
Amonne en aid Mclean Mrs Charles Biandy: Mrs
Robert Bonynge Mrs he1ry A. doupI nHmM ard j.
y;,ner has accepted the place OF chairman OF inc
Ccmrittee Of Arrangement~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
A BURGLAR CAUGHT on A ROOF.
HE TRIES TO HuRL A WARD DETECTIVE TO THE
STREET BELOW.

HE TRIES TO HuRL A WARD DETECTIVE TO THE
STREET BELOW.
Ward Detectives Collins and Heating. OF the
East Sixty -Seventh-st. stationd. captured burg
lar named William Brogan on the roof OF
building adjoining his home. No. 429 East Sixty
third -st at o'clock yesterday morning. Brogan
was wanted for robbing the clothing store OF
Jacob Bauer No 1888 East Sxty-fourth-st.. last
Sunday night He was held for trial In the York.
Vile Court yesterday morning In the sum or
81 900 by Magistrate F'lanm er.
Detectives Collins and Heating located Brogan
about midnight in the top story Of No. 429 East
sixty-thrd-st They raped at the door leading
10 his rooms
"Who Is there" asked woman's voice.
"A friend" said Collins II want to Bill"
There Is no Bill here" replied the woman.
The detectives then pretended to leave the
place. but instead waited outside the door for a
few minutes.
Then they raped again and asked for bill"
what do you WANT" was the query In the
same voice as before.
open the door; we have letter for Bill"
We'll won't open the door: shove the letter
under It," The detectives waited no more but
burst In the door. and they did So Brogan.
fully dressed. darted out OF another door leading
to the entryway and up flight OF stairs to tho
third building distant. vainly attempting to find
an entrance Into some OF the other buildings.
Seeing that he was cornered. Brogan devised q
scheme to get even with at least one Of his pur-
suers. Detective Collins In the lead and
Brogan ran rapidly to the edge Of the roof. five
stories from the ground. He stopped short sud
denly. and as Collins approached him at a rapid
pace. he showed out his foot. tripping Collins.
with the evident intention OF hurting him over
the brink Collins managed to save himself ana.
jumping to his feet grappled with Brogan. Inc
latter made another attempt TO force Collins over
the roof. and II 1t had not been for the timely ap
proach OF Detective Heating. he might have sue,
ceeded in his purpose. Brogan was overpowereo
after hard fight with tie two officers ana was
taken to the East Sixty-seventh-st. station. Dio-
gan was taken to Police Headquarters yesterday
morning and photographed. captain brie"
complimented the two officers on their capture;
When Brogan was arraigned In the YorkViile
Court, Court Officer Vail recognized MIN as the
man he arrested In 1891 for burglary ana whon
he had sent away for 2 term.
In court Frank Pollat chek. Jewel!ry dealer.
OF No. 223 East seventy-frst-st.. pointed Brogan
ont as the man whom he saw lettering around his
premises on February II. the day his rooms were
looted and $500 worth OF jewelry was stolen. Cap
tain O'r3rien and his detectives have been max.
ins an active search for Brogan.