A Former Ann Arborite's Exploits

F. W. Jewell, formerly well-known here 3 one of the proprietors of Cook's hotel, ppers to have met with poor success inee leavins; here. He managed ho'els n different Ohio towns, at Lansing, and t several southern summer rpsorts, an1 dow appears to have placed hitnself in an unenviable ponition, as the Mljwing from ,he Birminghxm, AU., Age-Herald showt: "F. W. Jewell, late pn prietor and manager of the Ca'dwtll horel, las left own, and t is said ihat he has gone tor ood. He carried off with him all the ooks and papers of the house, and r.o eco:d can be found whicb will exptain hs management of the house. During his absence from the city. Dr. Caldwell requejtt d Jewell s manager to permit him to examine the booka. He was told that that could not be done until Mr. Jewell return d. Waen the latter got back stveral demands were made for the books, but Jewell succeeded in staving the exmïnation off until it was tco late, and the books were gone. When his game was discovered, an attempt whs made !o intercept him, but in vain. It is said he has not pettled anytbing, and will most assuredly ntitsssume the mangment of the ho'.el again."