f«‘WboutI 111 M 11 t IO Uf*halfbilllimitilintact'st! inl be-nM 1).sumhadlt; upran**aids,thefromthisightleineIKETWOLONG YEARSwn v*NHIShadERNEST MclLVAIN ARRESTEDFOR STEALING WHEEL.tun nlni Th.finc h i 1JUDGE ROBERTS ISSUED PAPERSplotDMclLVAIN SKIPPED OUT BEFORETHEY WERE SERVED.Sheriff Johnson Heard Hr Was atpeav e rlt;Oil)!wer“falParis and Stopped Off and GotHim Yesterday While Hewon-1 7I Was Fishing.Retribution in the shape of arrest which has followed Ernest Mcllvain,formerly of this city, for two years.U3TI descended upon him yesterday whilefishing in the Muskegon river. Theman has been a fugitive since twoyears ago yesterday, when the late mbit I Judge l.orin Roberts issued a warrant t I for his arrest as it was alleged thatMcllvain had stolen a wheel belonging to Hugh Graham, then employed at the water works.Hlredl Shortly after the warrant was is-w of |sued and before the officers had timeaine, to serve it Mcllvain skipped. Sheriff tvas| Johnson received word that he was atMAWdBy\vhlt;willdutroom I Paris and on his return from Detroit•d on I stopped off there yesterday. The of-1 tolficers knew of him and it was learnedtonH* of I that he was fishing. Mr. Johnson andneu s Ja Paris officer drove down the riverand secured their man. Mcllvain protests his connection with the matter.lains,WILL START TRAININGI.1