Took More Than His Dinner

A tramp app'.ied for Sómfething to eat Tuesday at the house of John Meyers, in the second w&rd. He was well fed. Mr. Meyeïs' step-daughter was washing dishes at the time and had removed her fhiger rings and hung them on a nail. While the tramp was eating, the gitl went into anotherroom. When she returned the tramp and rings had disappeared. üilicrr Zenas Sweet capfcaréd the thief at the Ann Arbor depot and recovered the rings. When confronted by the girl the fellow con fessed his guilt. Justice Pond sent himtothe Detroit house of coirection for 90 days.