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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
ANOTHER SHOOTING
A Man shoots His BrOther-in- La "
IA the Ribs
RETALIATION NTH 4 SHOl Gun
a Family Quarrel Leads 10 Murderous
Assault The AssEiIsut OserPa~erea
Bat spes-Ths " Nouaded MsE
Likeiy to Recover.

Holly, Mich. Nov 60 Martin Phd-
lips. of Fenton, shot las brother-.n-law,
ode Busy, al the latters home. one
mile south of here, al DO O'Clock last
night Phillips and Busy married ss-
ters, and Phillips and wfe have been
having trouble. She MAS with her SIS
Ter az the time Of the shooting.
Busy heard Phillips around the
house and went out 90 see what was
wanted, when Philips drew his revolver
and fired three shots. the last striking
Busy on the slKth RIO, and, following
il around MS SIDE, came out under the
right arm. Busy went into the house,
threw himself IN the couch, and sad
"My God, I'm shot'
Phillips reloaded hls revolver, kicked
open the back door, and attempted, re-
v0lyer ~ hand, 10 enter the room
whore Busy lay, 10 finish the rest 0f
the family. Mrs. Busy held the door
against him as long as possible, but
could not keep him out.
Busy, FAINT from the loss Of blood
raised 10 his feet, grabbed a shotgun
from behind the door and, a. Phillips
entered, broke the gun over has head.
knocking HIM down, and be and his
wife then wrenched the revolver from
hm. he was under the influence OF
liquor az the time, and il is thought
that had not Busy struck him ho
would have murdered the whole family
and has wife.
Philips has not been captured at this
time. but officers are ON his track. He
has been resident OF Fenton for some
time. lie mas two grown up sons al
that place. Busy Will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
FREE Trade CLUB
The Bsntling Duly Born Last
evening
fifry nsa sna Boys OFsaatzs f4ElG
Reform Clab a. nartlaaa's Hall
s-Jin4" Blame Enocksd Oat.

In response u the caA 0f Andy Fyfe.
about dfty men, young and DID, As
sembled .l the lecture room ~ Hart
man Hall last evening u organize a
free trade club. Mr.. fyla announced
the purpose Of th z meeting in a srereo-
typed free trade speech. Wm. u
Hathaway VAS made temporary char
man. AMI q good sized circus was In
algurated oy a motion of Nr. Fyle
that the lFgau-zaton oe called "Ine
Free Trade Cu1." a. j. Whitney
Thought they ou.a- % draw lt mild,
ard c1l 70 "a "Iar.n Reform Club. A..
4. Fyie waited G known az the single
Tax Clb. and be- vas supported by
NJ Wlllan. Oi -ne Workman. Jes.a4
I.aDts. tire cicero o. the sixth ward
SAL ae bad the whole economic que,-
Ron settled Oh As .atsfactl0n.
m BIS mind lie denounced the
tar- a- a robbery and that ttr-h
reform Wa, Au .mpu-. lu.Ity. Tie lad
tr.el CD reform 10 alI gluIu dn 81.
I Nts "a free trader u- l1lull- ~Lt
le '-J.m Blaine cau -iauu before me
Ole hour aud argue GAS question and
defend protection. How W0ult i ralss
tle taxes I'd tax uan Who made
$40 COO lo per cent. ot lt, and Che man
that makes million 5J per cent.
non have nothing tO 10 with tariff
Tei1m lhey hamt no use o. tryu %
reform it.' The majority or those
urf-put evidently were not % sympathy
with such nonsense. The name "Free
Trade Club was finally adopted, and
Richard fyte, Ed ID. stein aud Aleyan-
der Harper were appointed rs commits
tre to draft "A constitution and bylaws
and A declaration OF principles. The
next meeting viii be- held On Thursday
evening, December II, at place 20 be
hereafter named.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
CUTTER WORKS BURNED.
Lowell Loses One of It's Most I'm
portant Manufactures.
The Losses Aggregate $4,000, While the
Insurance il But I2,OO0-Thirty-
Five Hands Thrown Out.

LOWELL, Mich, Nov. 26.-Fire broke
out this morning just about midnight
in the vanishing room of the Michigan
Cutter Company's works in this village,
and in about an hour, before
O'Clock this Il. m, two of the
principal buildings with their contents
were burned to the ground, involvinEa
loss of SIS 900, on which there was an
insurance of $4,000. The Michigan
Cutter Company is composed of King,
Quick and King. lumbermen, and Enos
4 Bradtield, dealers III carriages, etc.
The company had 600 finished cutters
i'm a warehouse near the depot, which
were saved, and about the same
number in the factory which
was burned. Whether the company
Will rebuild or not is not stated. Some
thirtv-five hands are thrown out OF en-
plovment. The company will llcOmplcte
the work on quite large stock which
was not burned.
4 vacant dwelling, owned by Err.
Huxley, was also burned; loss, $500.
The cause of the fire is not reported.
It is a serious blow to LOwelPs manu-
facturers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
GREAT RAILROAD SCHEME
A Line Prom Grand Rapids south
west. Southeast and North.
Jerry Boybton Al Work % Ne~ Plan
A Se~ Road a. ChicSge snd
southeast 10 SoidW atsr, &C.

A meeting Of the Central Michigan
Railroad Company has been called 70
convene in Grand Rap ds on Monday.
December l5. at DO 8. m., for the cleo
ton OF Board Of Directors and also TO
vote upon the question of amending
sad cOmp&ny's articles of ASSOCIATION
70 permit of 8 change lu said company :
line OF route of road, and ths ou..d-
iag OF twO OF more anch lines OF all-
road 70 is main lne of road"
THIS involves mobilization Of the
or gnai plan and includes other I'M
porlant additions. The branch lines
cover the construction oi road from
Grand Rapids to Alauslec and north 10
Frankfort, and from Grand Rapids
south tO DorT. and branching from
that point s0uthWcs. ga Chicago aud
southeast - Battle Creek, C0ldwater,
etc. The mann line u Rogers CITY j.
still the principal feature OF tbe enter
Prise. Tins would make q verVimp0rIant
railroad enterprise for Michigan; ln-
deed, the greatest north and south en-
terprlse from two opposite points IN
tho north part Of the state, and n op-
p0ste directions m the southern part
OF the State.
OF course, Grand Rapids is the focus
and that would make % "A very prOiita-
bile enterprise for this city. This Is one
of the fayorite projects OF Jerry BOyn-
ton, and he is working at il with hls
usual energy. The fact that Mr. Can
tiQid and other Manistee capitalist have
actually begun work on the road be-
tween that city and Grand Rapids, Gill
doubtless give the project a material
boom IN other places Mr.. Boynton
has recently visited CoIdwater and
other cities along the proposed lines,
and they Will send delegations TO the
meeting here December l6.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
LATE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MoRroN II. :. George, Lansing; F.
L. Ncahr, Big Rapids; J. Ienershot,
Hastings; G.F Peak. Allegan; Geo. B.
E!linwoOd, Boston; W. ii. Rogers, Chi
cagO.
swEET's-J Rice, Chicago; II. Millar,
Detroit; b. d. Meeker, Chicago; Carl
Lew, New York; j. +. Field and wife,
Alpena; :. p. Brown, New York.
EAGLE-D. W. Foster, Big Rapids;
II. Morley, Cedar Springs; VI. NJ. Elsie,
Spencer Greek; W. l.. Andrus, Roch-
ester; John X. NewbeTTy, Saginaw; W.
VI. Regns, Fennville.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
POISON AS A BEVERAGE.
\ Photographer FiIls Up with Cyanide
of Potassium

DETROIT, Nov. 26.-Peter Richards, a
photographer who has been out of
work for some time, committed
suicide at his house, 9l5 Seventeenth
ST.. last evening, by taking cya-
nide of potassium. Shortly after s
o'clock he came home, sat down i'm the
kitchen and poured out the poison.
telling his children he was gong 10
take medicine. A physician was sum
moned, bat Richards was dead before
be arrived. Coroner Toomey had the
body taken to Blakes morgue. Inquest
tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

SrURGis, Mich, Nov. 26.-The Canada
& St. Louis railway is using the q. Z. &
]. tracks through Sturgs, and has just
bought an independent right Of way
fOr $4,000. The company viii COM
mence grading 40 once, and this means
the completing of the road TO Bay City
and - fouis
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

PoNTIAc, Mich, Nov. 26.-The resi-
dence of John Meloy, one OF the finest
in the city, was entirely destroyed by
FIRE last night. The fire is supposed 10
have originated from the furnace ia
the cellar. Not a single article was
saved. Loss about $l2 900: partially in
sured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
MRS MCKENZIE RECOVERING
Her Assaiiant Found 20 Have saws Con-
craled in HIS Shoes


Mrs. Alex. Mckenzie, who was shot
hy her husband Monday morning, is
resting easily, and tine doctor is very
confident of a speedy and complete re-
COvery.
Yesterday morning she told the Off
Ger, that her husband had tools IN his
possession which she was afraid would
give hm hi- liberty. Acting upon tho
hInt the latter searched him aud III his
shoes found several tine saws.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
Old Residents.

The members of the Old Residents
Association of the Grand River Valley
Will meet at the city hall. on Wednes-
day, the 27th INST. at 1880 p. m, to at
tend the funeral of Charles 4. Rice.
REUBEN H. SMITH, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
He Stole a "Democrn1 :,

Richard DAVIS, janitor of the union
depot, has been arrested, charged with
taking Democrat from package left
for the Union News Company. 1t j.
not stated whether the charge is lar
ceny, or the display Of poor taste il
choosing the paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27

Lester and Williams are siving great
satisfaction at kedmond's with their
really tine speciality company The
dog circus, wlth which the entertain
meat beg ns, contains the best educated
cannes ever seea here Polly No
nonalo is indeed 3 lively aud artistic
dancer. Mulaoon is royalty received,
and he magnificent physical develop
nleGi and the az atK ald science winch
he eVnces as q wrestler Rrouses un-
restrained admiration and uproarious
enthusiasm. Special matinee today Tor
tne oNash1snong poor fund.
There are hundreds Of yonng men
and young ladies who can afford 10
pan 3 GENTS IN Their INSIDE pocket. and
rs iA I secure ticket for thc benefit
performance to be gwen at Redmond's
th-> afternoon by Tie Lester and Val
Hams Specially company Those who
attend can have tlt satisfaction Of
knowing that they have contributed
toward making the worthy poor 0f the
cty ENJOY a Ihanksg wing tomorrow ia
reality. The poor W.ll not forget the
generosity ot Messrs. Brady a gar
wood Lester and Williams. and the
Owasntsnong braves. 90 whom they are
indebted for THIS special effort ln their
behalf Seats may be secured by tcle-
phone.
As N he Rhea Was leaving Ottawa,
Canada. not long snce. an old, white
haired gentleman approached her Ia
the sleeping car, aud. with charming
cOrdlaNty, presented her with q basket
Of the most beautiful grapes ln the top
0t which WAS large bunch of Marshal
Neil roses and the following notes
Dear Madame Rhea When the first
Napoleon was brought a. captive lnio
Plymouth sound 10y CAPITA ia Maitland,
Of the Bellerophon, J was born-Juiy,
1910, my father, who had extensive
lighthouses, sent 10 Napoleon a basket
OF the finest h0t-hOuse grapes. ia see-
ing you ln your role of Josephine I
thought ! would ask your accept
ance I'm your character IS
an Empress Of the Frenchl
OF basket Of the same irut, thus per-
petuatng the incident and paying a
tribute O. the Empress in the person II
one who 50 ably represents her. With
best WISHES and regrets ] remain desr
Madame. yours very truly, Richard
Nette, Ottawa. Canada, October l0,
1854 And the old gentleman added,
Although my couDirYmcn called Ma
polcon rascal, my ia.heT had the
greatest admiration Tor him. The ad-
vance sale Of seals for Rhea's engage
Inent is very large. Tomorrow after
noon there VIII be q special matinee,
and "Much Ado" vii be presented
Every resource of modern stage-craft
Is used ia the setting 0l Marie VAN
wrghts presentation of Twelfth
Night winch VIII bo seen az Powers
on Monday and Tuesday of next week.
Much of the lighting is done by cal
cluA.s, there are several clever meChau-
zeal changes of scenes, and music and
dancing help 90 illustrate the action
and please the audience. There IL al
ready a large demand for seats, and i
seems that our tbcalcr-gocrs are fully
aware OF the Importance Of tins pro-
duction, the finest ever given 10 q
Shakspearean comedy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25
An Inventive Woman.

BERGEN POINT. Y. j., Sept. 9.-The world
is reading good deal of inventive women
nowadays. but few women have contributed
more TO the comfort of brave men than the
wife OF a soldier in the civil war who, in an
swer to a complaining letter about the hard
ships of sleeping on the bare ground, sug-
geSted TO her husband that when he went
into camp he could easily cut a couple Of
poles. hay them III the crotches of four other
poles or stakes driven into the ground at the
head and foot of his intended bed, and then
by placing literally barrel slaves, boards or
limbs OF small trees, and throwing an armful
or two of leaves, hay or whatever might be
nearest at hand upon them, and covering all
with his blanket and oilcloth. ne would have
bed as springy and comfortable and as far
above snakes aud insects as if it were of the
more luxurious pattern used at home The
husband OF that valuable woman thereupon
set an example to everybody in camp, and In
a little while the idea became known and
was utilized throughout the armies Of the
north and south.
a similar suggestion has led to the adop-
ton of 8 convenient substitute in many coun-
try resorts where people have forgotten or
can't afford TO carry hammocks- ! fancy
that il comes from the ingenious inventive
faculty Of the same lady.
You take a clean barrel-those made Of
oak are the best-and bore half inch augylr
holes just below the top hoops, or say four
inches from the ends OF the slaves, boring
exactly between the slaves, 50 that each stAva
VIII have its half Of the hole When you
have bored between every pair OF slaves, re-
peat the operation at the other end Of tie
barrel Then take small rope, pass il
through one hole snd back through the next
around the barrel. leaving about Ave feet
loose al the ends Pass another rope through
the same holes but on opposite sides Of the
slaves, precisely Us carpet Is woven. Do this
at each end; then cut'your hoops, take them
of. spread out your hammock fer such Ii
viii prove 70 be-, ae the ropes IN hard knot
at the last s.ave 60 keep il II place, sd a
blsnke. AID pillow, and you VIII be equipped
fer dreainland- H. q DIX tsNTAINE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25
FORD'S SAFETY HARNESS SNAP
A Sit of Childish Strategy.

Somebody who writes sagely about children
and their affairs says: Children are natur
ally self denying" OF course we all know
that Here is en- instance: 4 small girl of
the listeners acquaintance had q visit
from two of her young friends, each some
what larger than herself, the other day.
Both the visitors brought their dolls, and it
was proposed that they make common prop
erty of all their playthings. including the
dolls, and 60 in for general good time. The
plan was accepted by the youngsters and all
went nerrily. By and by the small hostess,
returning to the member of tne household
who had originally proposed the arrange
r1ent of matters under which they were pro-
ceeding 80 amicably, said. in her most en-
gaging aud honeyed manner:
Don't you think that the biggest little
girl ought TO have the biggest doll herer'
As the biggest doll was known TO be the
inquirer's, this question was taken ss proof
Of rare self denial on the little girls part. So
the lady said
Yes, my dear. that would be very wise =
And the next biggest girl the mex, biggest
iouf7
Yes
And the fttiest girl the 'itticst dolT
Yes
The CHILD ran away and reported the new
arrangements 10 the other children; and it
wasn't until later, when the pant Up feelings
OF one OF the other llt.i- girls gave wsy 20
tears, that it was discovered ina; the ''littlest
doI7 was superb French arrangement,
which opened ari closed It's eyes, and wore a
Costume 90; ID in perfect recklesn-ss Of ex-
p-nse The " 'itt,est girls self denial was .
rare bi. Of strategy Eos,on Transzip.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25
Fncsr.lan % = l.auts.

The Missouri Pscifc railway Fort Sc0st
Route will seli ezcursi "a tlckets % -.
Louis during the "ExpOs ton from sep
JeuDbsr > - D1tob~r T. l-H4. a. one aei
ooe-tLsrd fare for the round t-8p Tickets
viii % so.d on fhe following days City
Ssptern Der :. =. ?. x. -. - - - Aad 20.
- FIVE dATs from date u sale For maps,
timetables and Informal. 90 ~ - routes,
etc cali at ~ $or1a Main street. OK At
dsD9:. corner Of s~coad sri Wsehisa
streets T. T. BIELKLET.
pass. aod TIT aZr. 10 North 5ssia-
D-5tg
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25
Cor. % and 9Th aves-, wichita


Summer excursion rates % noTtlsrEir
oorth.aS.era and eastern places e. FesoT;
via ID. santa Fe rosie taking ,6sr. Mon
Gay, June 70 znd Continuing GA sA8e aasil
september -. is5f, vita = snal i'm; ar.tl
October 81, l5sg Ashland. VIA. baya-i.
VIA. Petosasy. M!eA-. Csear Lsas, Ia,
Duluth. Nina. Superior, Atun-. GSg.his,
Mich, madison. Wa. 1Aaisoyoc, VS..
Mncklnac Isis-d Trzvsrzs EstT. Asefs
Old Point Ceu'ors, "a. epi-ii LAks. Ia
-. p.ai Ninr.apol ard white -ulphrr
<yr1aes. ". "a 7 zs sale e yTesfsra 70
.o-rs I. eoatlnE-d For particular -
zaryl.ng roatez- rates stS-, ~Eqs.Fe ~ IL
North Nan street aud u.soa Depot. Eorts4
c. Oak street, Wseaitz, kAa-
* n NrEcoc-
Srass 2ss~ srA L4rxss Al
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25
To cs3zzsss. ohts. at Esss~s. va -
BE.

C.atoa wlck.ts. No : + II. L o OF.
hsYe ~a1orssst ;hs Santa Re lac as their
sts1etal route 20 Csata a.ogk. q. aad rwsurn-
Ter win ttsir tr5.ncs VIII isArs wieAi;s
fsorriax tbs week. fhs Is.a iast. 4 fro
- ere rec5snfug e1sir car vii Tun through
ys;hou; chzEzs from Is .SAtsA. si.o Pull
~ zn car vifhrst cksrEs fss ls:s~r from
E4zs2s CITY. No pA4ss ~ Il s1 spared ~
~ @ass4 Re Gsxnsxstasut 70 make this
s1egfssss = sauc<.sfui sed e seyskt. co..
ons tsre for tbs FC-aEe = 2. t.rk-gs sirsitad
FOR rst4rn pAsszg- - ~sptsfab<s 54h-
E'or further iaiorsnatson eaa a. y. Agrsk
Lssu street ana 1 asoa asre.. :,
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fAsA zr1 Tscsst A ~.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25

i-r~s ~ sshita Naa -. J0sxvh
Th.. Atchtsor. Jopek. q Santa Re rzii-
road are low r1DDiug In their Hizht train
leaving Wichita a. . = ?. II = Sew oonbs-
nztIos Pullman sleeping AID ckxlr ca.
WichstA u - Jo@~yh. fzro1Sh Topeka
and Afcnison This car arrives AZ To.ysks
AZ az a. IA. A;ekisoE q; 6 - =. u and 81
Joseph O'Clock 1. %. ID. fAnt. Fs -
n. opl, iins hsvina this srrsagesnsss
from Wichita W - kvEoc<x,
81. Efaksenxsy ard Tsekes AxxaS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25
r. P. MURDOCH. Manager.


This Office is prepared 20 furnish MANILA
wrappers IN tlzes and Quantities 20 suit
purchaser. just as cheap az any houss Ia
The United States Orders ~ mail prompt
- attended %. Address
The WICHITA EAGLE.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-26
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-09-26

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a-rEo % zizesy@ hcuz b
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uoz,z OF erez Eo- would have bes1
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the zEin- In tfz but II Aho- he
zc-ull ccss of ~or<iz- j. reduced over
ffry par cent b. The ha-k P-rz
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eight ce1ts u- pc1z5 g DR. lszsh@-.
a. a-zfns. that q shrse 10 sozr cezss
b. tEe ele-trr ZeshoS All a-1fL
we q Fa-re q Eftv men were ~
1 20 r-0de a given sz1ItE q
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II wI be seer thzs 3 great Hun
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or slaa a cg-taiz z-ouzt Of leather
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