Tbeatory of Grlawold'a life, as fsr ss^known, ia uaiqse. Hla father tried to give^him s fair education, bnl Ihe boy's in^^stincts ware wild and .aw.eta. He eventu^^ally disappeared from home, snd wss next^heard from in the weal as a sowfeoy sod^tanobman.
Afterseveral years of adventurous life la^Califorale, Oregon and Idaho ha came to^Illinois and seenred employment ea a^brakeman al Hook Island. While there ha^married, and home ioflueBoec sad his wife^oaused him to lesd s quieter life. His^fstber, noting en Improvement In his be^^havior, asad bia infloeuoe to ob-^telu bie sou a position in the local^offlcaof lha Mancbealar Assurance compear.^Youag Urlawuld grew proActeat is his saw^position .rid soon drew e handsome aalarr.^II epptiare. however, that bie reformation^was u. t oomolclc, but just when Orlewoltl^began bis double career while la the cm-^ploy of the assurance company la not^known.
Forthir disclotursa sre expected et Ibe^inqueal over tbe remelne of Detective^Oeene which will be poclpone I for a week^lo permit the nolioc to make a foil invoetl-^galion of Orlawol J'i and Lake'a e mere.
I'BELIDEOS SATOLLI.
Or. McOlyna Illacaasee the Letter ^ .....^eerolag ealoon Keopere.
NewYork, Aog. 16.^ Fifteea hundred^persons eeeemt.le.t at Prohibition park.^Htaten la.and. to-day to hear Rev. Dr. Mr*^Glyoa dlacocras on a ^Model Common^^wealth.^ I' eroding bis remarks he gave,^by teqaeat, e prelude ou Mgr. Hatolli'a^eonti mation of lilibop Watlereon'e famona^anti saloon keeptr order. At a meeting at^tbe pe.k a we k ago the aoeaiioa waa^aeked if lha imrorlaooa and eeriooauecc of^tba ablegata's nlterencee against aatoona^ware not over eatlmated, an I ll waa alao^aeked if a single rep'eeenletive Cetholio^oonld be name! wbo waa opposed lo lha sa^^loon.
