Besides this main line, there were two branch tunnels which deflected from the trunk line to gain entrance to a peach orchard 125 feet distant.
CASKET SEIZED FOR DEBT
Detroit Constables Remove Corpse When Undertaker Can't Get $500 Fee.
Detroit, Mich.—Funeral services for Mrs. Vincent Dzlegiuski were interrupted by two constables who removed the body from the casket to satisfy a writ of replevin.
Stanley A. Lappo, undertaker, said he went to the home and asked the husband to give him a note for $500 in payment for funeral expenses.
Dzlegiuski chased him from the house with a gun. Lappo says.
Constables acting on a writ of replevin issued to Lappo by Justice John M. McKinley went to the house to serve it.
The body was placed on a couch. The casket and rugs were taken from the house.
Buenos Aires Wars on Disease.
Buenos Aires.—Sunrise every morning finds Buenos Aires, in the downtown section in particular, fresh washed, clean as a Dutch housewife's doorstep and smelling like a hospital. This is a result of the thorough washing given all the streets every night and the liberal doses of disinfectant that are spread about in order to check communicable diseases.
Farmer Crams Melons Into Boys for Robbery
Council Bluffs, la.—To be compelled to gorge themselves on a truckload of melons which they had stolen from a field was the novel form of punishment for nine young men caught by Walter J. Miller, melon grower.
Miller surprised the youths and advanced on them.  With a revolver, forcing them to drive the truck to his house. He then locked them in a room, and holding them in a forced way, he forced them to eat melons for that. His wife passed through a window. 