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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-11-10
Alter 6I66tiOn.

| lIUOI 2lUOUlOUs
Had the Democrats voted their
ticket there would not have been
a Republican elected in Custer
county, for the head of the Dem
ocratic ticket shows 176 major
ity for Bryan, and 230 majority
for Alexander for Governor.
John Boyd and Fred Blume
were elected Justices of the
Peace of Challis precinct, and
Arthur Fox constable.
The ticket elected in Custer
county last Tuesday is composed
of eight Democrats and five Re-
publicans, as follows
Senator-Ravenel Macbeth, D.
Representative-Sam. Taylor,
d.
Probate Judge-J. G. Finnell.
d.
School Superintendent-Miss
Jennie E. Kelleher, D.
Surveyor-Valentine Maelzer,
d.
Commissioners-Geo. Ellis, D.
" -Robt. Campbell, ID.
R. H. Ewing, D.
Sheriff-S. J. Roberts, r.
Assessor-Alex Burnett, r.
County Attorney. E. Glen
non, R.
Treasurer-E. ]. Michael. r.
Coroner-D. Cameron, r.
This is based on the returns in
from every precinct. For par
ticulars as to maiorities, precin
cts, ETC., see table on this page.
J. c. Fox received about so
Democratic vetes in Challis pre-
cinct, but was knitted" by the
Republicans.
Challis gave Bryan electors so
majority.
Challis polled 294 votes. This
is a gain of 80 votes in tive
years. There is also a gain of
about 200 votes in the county.
The precincts showing the larg-
est gains were Pahsamaroi, Chal-
lis and Stanley.
There were about 40 Socialist
votes pelled in the county. max
ing a gain of nearly 80 votes in
| two years. Challis was the ban
nar Socialist precinct polling 81
votes for that party. T. j. Kerr
for sheriff run ahead of his tick
ct and received about 100 votes
in the county. He received 5!
votes in this precinct.
In Challis precinct amendmen
No. 1 Eyes" 73; NO 131. Am
endment No. > Yes" 80; NO
: Ill.
Bryan is like James G. Blaine
Samuel j. Tilden and Henr,
Clay, cannot be elected Presi
dent. The money power canno
handle them. The Republican
said that if Bryan was electel
there would be panic, and tn,
people believed it. Bryan stoo,
for the common people and lab
, or, but was defeated by tn
people that he championed. H,
, was knitted" by Tammany il
New York for Chanler, and W,
are pleased that Chanler wen
down to defeat. Bryan has car
ried the solid south, Nebraska
Oklahoma, Colorado, Nevada, an,
Maryland is in doubt.
Brady is elected by 1000 an,
the legislature is close. Demo
Gratis have probably elected Gov
ernors in Ohio, Indiana, Mich
gan, Minnesota and Illinois.
TEACuEPS, FXAMIN ALTON
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-11-10
Il ssa#mM@
4 A
- 49, Ma~lm

The Barber and Fisherman is
located on Main street, Challis,
where you can drop in and get
anything in the tonsorial lire you
want to pay for. Parker Mt.
tourists a speciality.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-11-10
LO6dI Items.

Beautiful weather for Novem-
Der.
Thanksgiving Thursday, Nov
ember 26th.
Montana elected a Democratic
governor.
DIR. Lynn expects to install an
X-ray machine.
Probably two years more of
Uncle Joe Cannon.
B. S. Brown returned Thurs
day evening from Stanley.
DR.. F. H. Poole arrived in
Challis Saturday evening.
w. w. Adamson has bought
the Paul residence in Challis.
According to Taft prosperity
should have commenced the next
day after election.
Henry MCGOWAN arrived in
Challis last Saturday evening
from Carson, Nevada.
Drs. Poole and Lynn perform
ed ar operation on Gilbert Hal
laran's leg Sunday.
Bryan is sure of 156 electoral
votes, and probably $50, while
Taft will have 301.
Rev. Mcpherson of Salmon
will hold divine services in Chal-
lis tomorrow evening.
DIR. Slick, having sold his ia
terests here departed yesterday
morning for Ouray, Colorado.
In Lemhi county it is said that
Harry Waters was elected sheriff
and the legislative part of the
ticket went Republican.
I
In three large cities Chicago,
New York and Cleveland-the
Socialist vote showed a decrease
of a. 600 votes in two years.
The Democratic state ticket
Legislature was elected in Indiana
and there is talk of sending John
w. Kern to the United States
Senate.
Indiana gained seven Demo
cratic Congressman, and such
Republican Congressman as Mr..
Lands and Overstreet went
down to defeat.
The demand of small girls for
Teddy bears instead of the old
) fashioned doll may be another
manifestation of the society wo-
mans preference for a dog to a
baby.
The Commissioners meet this
, week Thursday to count the vot-
es. Next week We intend to
publish the official returns. That
, will be a good copy to file for
future reference.
t Mr.. Bryan refused to kiss an
5 enthusiastic female supporter in
/ Texas the other day, alleging as
!, his reason that he would be in
/ Texas but a few days but that he
: would be with Mrs. Bryan the
E rest of his life.
When splinter has been driv-
en- deep into the ham, it can be
: extracted without pain by steam.
I Nearly fill wide-mouthed bot
: tie with hot water, place the in
, jured part over the mouth of the
bottle, and press tightly. The
suction will draw the flesh down,
/ and in minute or two the steam
: will extricate the splinter and
: the Inflammation will disappear.
/. November Woman's Home Com
panion.
Bayan last Tuesday polled ov-
er six million votes, but they
were not distributed in the right
states. Bryan will never be
| nominated for president again.
: Its three times and out. If the
i Democrats ever expect to win
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-18
Se Z a 8.

Gin gerpiiier Soc g. Softer in
Sort Wortb bat iest i6on BET goft
ein @eiu6 I'M grnelulilng gum BoIt-
meilter eingereidt, I'M Sale Saft err
tpablt fperoen uno ni6t geneigt ieill
iollte, Den jebigen Hoihneifter ipieber
5u ernennen.
Senator goilep lit nad) Gaines
billie 5uriifgefebrt. gr foa nod inn
nler leioeno iein ullo iebr i6leGt aus
ieben.
9urd einen @libi6log lpllroe
IN Bort slrtbur elm Selbottid, Der
$4,000 SAB Del entbielt, in grono
eeiebt.
stus ltpaloe miro gelaeloet, sic
Befan=Grnte in l1balbe GountD ner-
De oies Sabr elm poliger syeblihlaq
iein, oa Die guBbaurne BON Haupell
fabl gefreiielt ieiell. Die &aupe, Inn
Die es iif bier bon0elt, lit lpeib uno
Der forper nit feinen Soareu BE-
oedt Sic tritt in ungebeuren Men.
gen auf uno alles 8efampfen lit bis
Iett 5ipedlos geneien.
slnf oen 8abnbof in 8ictorio
tom es 3tpil6ell 8aieboQ=S =Spielerlt
Wiit9lieoern Der Stubs bon Sictorto
nno Wbarton, gu einenl Streit, ser
i6lieBlid i'll cine Halferei ausortete,
bel Der, fpie gerpobnlid, oos MeNcr
cine 8roBe 9foae ipielte. 9,orris
6anes uno Ollie Wtrnot, 8lpei jlnqt
2eltte, Die gu benz @ictoria &lub aebo.
rem, erbielten i6mere Meiferlululoeu
6eionoers lhlium ideint ser crItcrf
perlebt 81 iein. Gin anoerer iungel
Mann, 8anfs 8orbee aus @bor.
ton Der uManager4 oes oortiger
Glitbsl lit lulter Der @nflage perbof.
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Oie bon nelten1 o1tfoptotrhfe,

Ste bon neuent aufgetolt6tell
8erildte, BOB Der prel1Bil6e &riegs=
nirlilter, General 5. &ab. y. giltellt,
oemna6It aus ieiner perortportlihelr
Stellung i6eioen iperoe, erfoDrell Elm
na6oriidli6es Dement,. Ser Mini-
tier ielbIt iteat oQe einidldgigeil
slngaben auf oos entl6ieoeliite in
@breoe nit Dem 8emerfen, ooB er
garnldt oaran oel1fe, leinelt Boltcit
nieoer5ulegen. 8amit lperoen aub
Die gebauptungen binfaGig, oaB @e-
neral b. Ginem in l1nenooe geioaelt
fei lDeiI er angebIi1 Dell 9c|irebltn-
gen oes @rafen Zeppelin ni1t ion-
oerltd ipntpatbii6 gegeltiiberTtebe.
slus Wearienboo neloet man:
&onig G6maro bat feline glltfettulgs-
fur begonnen uno ii6 porge1olnlilell
iicb oIlen ar5tliden 8oribriftc1 ltreng
5lt fiigen 8abref1o Des erIfen ga=
ges ieines Sierleins puroe Der So
mig oerart bon 3uorin9liben Jrenl-
oen belditigt, ooB er fi6 ge5pulteen
iab, ieinen Spa5iereang 5u utter
bre6en 1no eine 9lutomobilfubrt 5u
ma6en. Ser @emeitloeporitonb fat
nunnebr cine 8roflanlatio1 erlal-
len, morin an ben 9[nitano Ser Sur
golte appelllert ltno barauf billaefpie=
len pffe, oaB Der aonie nidjts ntcbr
miini6e als eir1 paar @o6en unge=
binoert tDie Elm eetpobnliber Sterbli-
der perleben 5u oiirfen uno man
bofft, bob ii6 oieie @fobnung lpirf-
fal1er erlDeflen miro, als alle 8oli=
5eimaBnabnlen.
slus Srieori6s6ofen fontn1t
Die 9tadridt, Bob @raf Zeppelin III.
folge Der rei6en 8olfsipenoe fem
llnternebmen nunntebr auf breitclter
@runolage aufbaut. 8or ssnonqriff-
nabme oes 8ans neuer 2uftihiffe
peroen Die 9lnlogen nno @erfitat=
ten am gooeniee eripeitert peroen.
Ger mellfalii6e @robillouftrieGe Sos
lllalitl lpiro O1e 1auflndllll11Ge Set=
tl,R9 iibernebrnen.
Sn Der periii6en Staot sSspo-
ban oie bisber poafonlnlen rllbia
nor, lollen ieBt au6 l1nruben aus
gebro6en iein Der Sd)ab botte sort,
pte Die 0epeiden melbetI einell
Wtann llalnens 9euruai einell sSiibrer
Der &onititutionoliiten, perbaften nno
fortfii6ren loiien, Die 8iirger nlad=
ten iid binter Ben Splbaten ber,
nabnen ibnen Ben @efargenen fort
bradten i'm i'm griunlpb nod sssspa=
ban 5ltriid.
9eidt iuenieer als 5lpeiDunoert
Bcrlonen iino IN Sen Srten 2enlsoorf
nno @roBottersleben 9fegierungs6e.
5irf @fagoeburg, our6 oen @enltB
Ton peroprbenenl Tofelileiid) pereif-
tet moroen. Giele 8erionen l6lueben
IN 2ebeHsgefabr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-18
&niier ssrn1ls esnfei,h

aoiier Srolt5 SoIepb boil
Seiterreid bat Die 9eitirnulllng ge-
troffen, baB Elm meiterer g(n1neltie-
grlaB anldBlid bar 5eier ieines
ied5igidbri9en 9iegierungsiutildltlls
proflaIniert perbe. Ser 8naoeofi
betrifft bauptiadli6 iolbe 8eriouen,
melde ii6 bes @ereebens Der Maie-
itots-9eleioi9ung i6uloie gcluo6t
ba6en.
aaroinal @ibbOus lit nit iei-
nen ge9leitern auf Ser 9ieiie nod
Der Sdlpei3 III Wailano eingetrolien.
SSn eilem sSSl1terpieip erfl1rte cr, oaB
er bon ieinem 9lnfelltbolt in 3on
duBerft befrieoiet lei. Seiiten Mcltbe-
rungen na6 lit es ni6t uniltoeli6,
Dob nod elm omerifoniiber Grqlot
6ltnt &oroinal ernannt miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-18
Sepor lid, Sic 9eoislotllr oe.

9epor ii6 Ste 2eeislatur oes
Staates Georgia tine bie bertagte,
muroe I'M Sauie eine gingabe an oelt
&ongreB obeelebnt, porin INN @r<
loB zines @erbotes eegen BEN Ser
ionot BON Spirituoien no6 9roDibi<
tionsltaotelt eril6t peroen iollte.
6ait 3peiorittel Der Neitglieoer
itinlnlten oagegen.
= 9lus SEEM Yprf n1eloei man:
Sralt CLIFFORD Garfer perlor fiir5=
li6 our6 ibr etn Sabre altes gabp
ein 9luge, uno oie sler5te beiirdtell
oaB olt6 oos onoere sluge offi5iert
peroen uno 5rau 9arfer igr 9lu-
genlicbt gan8lib einbiiBen nloge. Sic
6rali ipielte nit Dem ainoe ON
Stran0e BON ga1tport, ols oieies
ploblicb ieine Singer neben Dem
9lugapfel oes re6ten 9ll1ges oer 0tut-
ter ei1ltentrnte ltno oas 9luge ber=
ausOriifte. 0as 9luge puroe 5er-
itort, uno es tit gu befiir6ten, ooB
eine gnt5iinolng ei1tritt, Die allb
auf oas linfe sluge iiberereift. Slt
ser Sebensrettlrngs ngs=Stotion murbc
Ser Srau ein Notperbono al1gclegt.
Damn brodte man tie I'M 8oote nod
Gaitport in oas Sehl1 bon 5reunber.
@abreno Ser Sa6rt i'm 9opte bielt
6rau Gorfer tbr 8abp ilt Ben Mr-
men, oas, notiirlid nrtpilieno, mas
es angeri6tet batte, Der 0eutter oie
ssinoe BON oen Augen 5u reibeil bcr=
iu6te.
= George gail IT,, 20 Sobre olt,
Der Ser grmoronng leines Gaters
angeflagt mar, uno Der Damn plos-
li6 an 10. Snni 1907 ous 9otopia,
g., peri6manb, bat nun eillgeltall=
oet, 0ab er oie 5ot periibte. CT Jag
te, er let nit oern 8ater ill Streit
geraten uno babe inn erlbollel, ols
ibnl ielber ser 500 orobte. s9ie er
Oann ferner eeitano, babe er bic
2ei6e IN elmer S6lu1t in Der ledbe
oes 9aules perbranllt.
Sci Der grploiion bon ZOO
@allpnen 86isfeD IN eilleln 3allf
in oen @ebauoe Ser 8. S. afodep
60 on ser @eit 40. 5traBe in 9Selui
yorf trng Srol5 Sallben, Elm 9lllge-
lteater, l6ipere, aber rtdt totli6e
Gerlebungelt oapon. 5aube1 iuar on
Der glrbeit, als oie 8irne eines elcf-
trii6en 2i6tes plabte uno Die @bis=
feDbiirite IN 8ranb gerietet. Ser
WbisfeD nuroe abgelollen ullo Ser
gronO idnea eeloidt.
9ie bonn @iienbobnfonig Sarri>
mon fontrolierten @iienbobnen 9o<
ben baben Die 5abrifanten bon Giiell-
bobntDagen aufgeforoert, Mi1gcbote
sur 2ieferune bon 5000 Sto5lpaeell
ein5nrei6en. 0ielelben oiirifen eile
auseabe bon $6,000,O00 Big ST.
100000 notlpenoig MAIDEN. IS miro
oies Der groBte 9luftrag auf 5u lie=
fernoes Giienbabnlnateriol leitl pel-
der felt Der poridbrieen Jillolrsfrile
anlerifanil6en Sabrifanten erteilt
murbe.
9ie 9rutto-ginnobnen ser
Sontbern Bacific 8abn fir oas nit
Dem 80. SUM abgeidloiiere ssSabr be-
trugen $123, ,272,423 Inn 1884,
2S9 fpeniger als i'm Sabre borber.
Ga Die getriebsfoiten in oieieln SoDr
| an S4,415,5 ,59S ur1o Die Steuern ltnt
81, ,053, ,4O1 GROCER paren ais i'm
porbergebenoen SaBr, 10 oob sic
gobn einen susfaa bon $S,363, ,2S8
filr oos Sabr gu ner5ei6nen.
9os u@rmp 9liribip 9oarb"
bat beidlollen ben letfbarell 2uft-
| ballon oes Capt 9alopin anaufau-
fen. Capt galoipin erbGlt $5737.5O.
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2luf, gun, aam,pfe!

Qnf gum Sample! Sett aeriiitet!
S2ebt Der Tretbctt 8anner 1pdj!
gSte aitd] itpl5 bet sSeinh iidj briiitet,
Slt beiiesen tit ct bpdl
Wit bet Smntnbeit freilidl fiimpfen
Wbtter pft pergeblifb stuar!
Spd harf bas ben Wsmt ridt 6ampfem,
Sn Dem Sartpf fitr's HedJt, 10 flar.
Srei gebpren, fret er5psen,
Ssanpfen mir fir mnier 0tedt,
Soaben ME bas &nie gebpsen,
TretlDer Sdlrnile feiger &nedJt.
@sas aitfl ltnperitanb sniueilen
sStnoen fitrsem Siegts Ge,uiuu,
@be mir sit Gnbe eilen,
Steibt 8ernnuft bod Gtegerin.
Stiemanb brandjen mir 5u fragem,
@as bier GefDt, tuas ltnredlt iei,
Selber f1nnen mir es iagen,
gSir iinb gSiiienbe unb fret.
Sebem s1nnen mir bas Seine;
gSas er TIM unb laiIem mill,
Bring er nit it'd ielbft in's Geine,
Spd) BET Anbern idlpies ct itia.
Wtit iidJ ielbit ipa jeher ringen,
tlno erprpben, iuas er fnnn,
Senn es 5iert nDr allen Singen
Selbit6eberrid)uns jebem Nsann!
2att nns benn Die 0laier fiillen,
Weit benz eolen Qutte g StarNter.
WtDge iif) Der @mnif erfiillen
Gen mir babel bringen bier.
sSreiGeit iuar Die id)5nIte Oa6e
Die bas Sano ms bradlte bier;
ytte ner5tdten, bis sitm @rabe,
gSpllen anf bieielbe mir.
4ereat ben Wnferbmnbe,
Der Die Sreibeit ntprbet bier,
gStr eriaifen i'm 5nr Gtunbe
9ter TT iinferem Spne Star 8ter.
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Sir luunbe ssiise

sd finoe 8udlen's slrnica Sal-
be geraoe oos 9fidtige fir tpunoe
5iiBe, ioipie fir 9ranb-, S6nitt-
uno @unoen iiberbaupt, idreibt
Scr. @. Stone, Gait 8olano, Mqine.
Sic 1T audi Oos ri6tige Ding fir
Samorrboioen. 8eriu6t iie. @orall-
tiert 5n baben bel I0olpb 9reiB uno
H. gohn & 60. 25 Gents.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15

Judiciary of Cook County.
APPELLATE COURT JUDGES

JESSE HOLDOM, Presiding Justice.
D o. BROWN, FRANCIS ADAMS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-02-15
BRANCH APPELLATE COURT

FRANK BAKER Presiding Justice.
HENRY Y. FREEMAN, FREDERICK A. SNl
A. R. Porter, Clerk Appellate Court.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-28
Trxxfb and
Quality

appeal to the Informed in every
walk Of life and are essential to permanent
success and crcditable standing. Accor-
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA is the only remedy Of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best Of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses.
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any facilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
II acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug
gists.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-28
--LATEST NEWS
! Of MICHIGAN
A NORTH WOODS TRAGEDY
WHICH SHOWS A MOTHERS
LOVE FOR HER SON.
DID SON KILL FATHER
Drunken and Abusive Husband Was
Shot From Ambush While Return
ing Home.

A tragedy OF the north woods, h
mothers attempt 10 save her son from
conviction on the charge of numbering
his father. will be rehearsed in the
circuit court at Atlanta. Charles r.
Chadwick, Jr., will be tried on the muir
der charge and his mother as the ac-
complete.
Chadwick, senior. was shot from am
bush in lonely road near his house,
five miles from Atlanta. Circumstan-
tial evidence threw suspicion upon the
young son, who resented the abuse OF
his mother by the drunken father.
Footsteps which fitted his shoes were
found near the scene OF the crime and
he was arrested.
Then the mother came forward with
a long written confession I'm which she
declared that she had shot down her
husband and that she had put on her
son S shoes when she left 10 commit
the crime. After writing the letter she
attempted To take her own life. but
was frustrated by her daughter Wheth-
er the mother really committed the
crime or only made the confession TO
save her son, is question. Sentiment
In the county inclnes TO the belief
that she is merely attempting
heroic mothers sacrifice. The author
tiles take this view and evidence will
be presented in the attempt 10 fasten
direct guilt upon the son.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-28
Thousands Made Homeless

Two thousand persons have been
driven from their homes in Dallas and
Fort Worth by the worst flood that
has visited the state in 80 years. Fiji
teen persons are reported drowned at
Fort Worth and Dallas. Reports of per-
sons missing are constantly coming in.
The property loss is enormous The
food was caused by the sudden rise
OF the Trinity river Sunday night.
houses being swept down the raging
stream. Chaos prevails. and during
the early morning the people were in
a panic Flood conditions in Oklaho-
ma were still serious Monday Not.
withstanding there were no further
heavy rains in the state since late
Sunday. all the principal streams con
tinued 10 rise slowly and il was pc.
dicted the water would not begin TO
fall before another "a hours. The rain.
fall has broken all Oklahoma records.
The towns that have suffered the
greatest damage in Inconvenience are
West Guthrie. Tulsa. jerks. MuskOgSe,
Shawnee and Sulpha.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-28
THE STATE IN
GENERAL
THE DoWAGIAc SENSATION Is
NOT LIKELY TO PROVE
EXCITING.
FLIMSY EVIDENCE ONLY
BrimmingstaIi Seems TO Be One With
a Cloudy Past and the Victim OF
Revenge.

James Brimmingstall, who is being
held in the county Jail at Cassopois
on the charge of having murdered
David HUFF on June Is. 1907, is an ex-
aggerated type of the dime novel des'
perado. whose frequent recitals OF tht
thrilling events of his tramp life in
the west have made him the victim
OF his own experiences. Brimmingstall
may have murdered old Huff, but the
charge hangs on fiimsy thread and
careful investigation of the circum.
stances fails 10 support the theory
that he is Wholesale murderer.
Hun had been a county charge.
owning little land. and a small
shack located near the railway tracks.
He was a paralytic and unable TO
work and dropsy also developed. Hun
made a bargain with Brmmingstall
that II the latter would care for him
until his death. he would deed him
the property that he owned. So far
as can be learned, this trust was
faithfully carried out, up TO the time
Mrs. Brimmingstall claims her hus-
band hurried Huff to his death.
During his illness HUFF was attend
ed by Dr. W. W. Easton, prominent
physician of Dowagiac and a man OF
many years experience. DR. Easton
saw HUFF the day before he died and
notified the family that he would
probably not live more than "a hours.
Il remember very well attending
Huff during his illness" said DR..
Easton. II saw him a number OF
times. He was a paralytic and the
dropsical infusion extended nearly
the entire length of his limbs.
THE old man was sinking rapidly
the last time | saw him. and his con-
dition was such that he might strug.
gle good deal whenever paroxysm
seized him. So far as my observation
went, the Brimmingstalls, and, in
fact, all the neighbors. looked after
the sick man as well as they could. ]
remember, on my last visit, telling
them that the old man would not last
a day longer and to be good TO him,
cannot reconcile the story that
Brimmingstall murdered him. There
was absolutely no motives and. as
say man in his condition would
very naturally struggle a good deal at
times
The man Claus who figures in the
case had boarded with the family and
remodeled the shack. Brimmingstall
had quarreled with Claus and driven
him away and claims that revenge is
the inspiration OF the murder charge.
Brimmingstall SAYS: sid Claus put
my wife up TO that story: she told me
so herself when she came 10 see me
just after | was arrested"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-28
MICHIGAN BRIEFS.

Refused a saloon license, Louis
Switzerland has closed his hotel, the
only one in Morrice.
Pere Marquette Brakeman Schlod'
der, OF Grand Rapids, leaned forward
from the pilot and threw Walter Her
rick, Of Muskegon, aside as the train
bore down upon him. He did not
hear il coming.
Placed in a padded cell after going
violently insane, VIM. j. Copeland, of
Lapeer tore the lining to pieces and
died shortly afterward. He was arrest
ed recently for assaulting his wife and
took morphine in jail
Mrs. Edward Zwald. OF Grand Rap
ids. is in a critical condition over wor-
rying because her son ran away from
home. The boy ran away with Jules
Westra, another boy, and all efforts
to locate them have proved fruitless.
Burglars pried open window OF
the Michigan Central station at Indian
River and blew open the till with dyna-
mite. They got two postage stamps for
their pains, the agent having removed
everything else the previous evening.
The u. Of NJ. regents postponed ac-
cepting any bids on the proposed new
chemical building, because of extra
demands on the budget George Key
was made supervisor OF construction
for the university at a 81, 300 salary.
j. l.. Smith. who eloped from North
Adams with Mrs. John Devolder, with
whom he boarded. was arrested in
Springdale, Wash. and sent up for five
years. Mrs. Devolder was released on
her promise to return and care for her
six children.
Edward Swanson, aged 25, of Grand
Rapids, a Swedish cabinetmaker, who
was in the habit of corresponding
with matrimonial agencies, may be a
Guinness victim. He disappeared last
September and his sister will make
inquiries in Laporte.
Grasping a pipe which had become
charged with electricity at the Buick
Motor Co. plant in Flint, c. A. Horton
was powerless to release himself and
hung suspended by an arm until pull
ed down by an employe. His heart
was affected and he is in a serious
condition