Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-07-02
ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE.

The first municipal tuberculosis san.
itarium I'm the country, it is believed.
has been established in Cleveland.
Clicked by beefsteak, Thos. Thorn
by. a butcher, died in Brooklyn res
taurant. the meat having come from
his own shop.
A change of venue has been granted
James III. Tillman, former lieutenant
governor. who shot and killed Editor
Gonzales at Columbia. S G.
After 40 years service as customs
examiner Of drugs and similar articles
at New York. DR.. George w. Jewett
Resenting an insult to his lady com
pauiOns. Arthur j. Weber, aged %.
was shot dead by gang of boys in
the presence of Il large crowd at Lin
coin park, Chicago.
Brides of $4,000 were paid to leg
islators of Missouri by st. Louis street
railways. according TO testimony
wrung from witnesses by Circuit At
torney Folks grand jury.
Sole heir to 100000 in cash and
mining claims worth much more, left
by an uncle who died in California re-
Gently. George Howard Mcdonald has
been found in Boston where he was a
common laborer.
A negro. to avenge his being elected
from a trolley car near Media. Pa,
fired two loads Of buckShot into the
car. woundng six people, mostly
women, and creating n panic. He
made his escape in the confusion.
A wealthy Japanese lady lost 5000
worth of diamonds on a Lake Shore
sleeper, and George w. Bloom. the
porter. was arrested at Cleveland on
request of the Buffalo police, who re-
ceived the complaint of the lady.
Joseph Lamont. railroad clerk at
Lowell. Mass. shot sister of his
sweetheart. Georgianna Goddu. and
DR.. Adelaide Payette aged -, be-
cause hey kept him from meeting the
girl he loved, Adeline Goddu, aged 10.
Seventeen murderers are awaiting
execution in New York state. Five
are set for the week OF July g. Eleven
are assigned for dates extending over
several weeks and one is held up on
appeal-that of Mrs. Taylor, convict
ed OF killing her husband.
New York's real estate assessments
for this year amount to 81. 100, 100000.
an increase Of 81. 00,O00,000 over last
year. The personal assessments are
SG7S, 100000, an increase of S153,OO0,-
coo. The estimated tax rate this year
is 81 40 against 1927 last year.
Former Congressman briggs was
indicted by the federal grand jury in
Brooklyn. y. y, Wednesday. lie APP
peared before. Judge Thomas and
gave bail. The Indictment grew out
of the investigation into postoflice af-
fairs made by the grand jury.
A wealthy young Greek. Guardian
his. member of an influential family,
has been refused by the United States
courts the right to land at New York
He came TO look after the interests Of
Greek fruit company which. the au-
thorities said. was in violation of the
contract labor laws.
Charles Voss. veteran of the civil
war. is hopelessly insane at Toledo
from having been gazetted as n de-
serter. whereas he had been captured
by the Confederates and exchanged.
lie is entitled TO pension of 1854
year. and the arrears now amount to
So. 900. all Of which will 20 TO the
hospital of which he is an inmate.
Armed with her husbands revolver.
Mrs. III. l.. Coe, wife of the mayer of
gainesville. O.. captured five tramps
who were raiding cherry trees at her
home. and turned them over to the
police. Mrs. Coe, who is young, good
looking and prominent in society,
speaks modestly Of what she did.
Sample orr, Of Leesburg, Mo-, and
Miss Sadie Anderson, OF st. Louis.
were married OH horseback to elude
number of friends who insisted on be-
ING present at the ceremony. The
young couple got lead on their pur-
suers and stopped at minister's
house. where they were made one,
without dismounting.