davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The critic., 1890-12-31

The above houses can he examined by per-
NIT from our Office only.
THOMAS j. FISHER Il co,
I1YA II 81 u ~
The critic., 1890-12-31

LOR RENT NEWLY FURNISHED tNp
Il unfurnishcd rooms; also an Office room
on lsi Hoor hli g n. n. W. 31at
The critic., 1890-12-31

EOB RENT-NtCELY FURNISHED ~
j story room at rcarUnTblc price. board II
dosired private family can after / p m M
1913 Rti. 3l.9f
The critic., 1890-12-31

NAN1ED ny FIEsTCLAs3 COACH.
w mcn; both well recommended nni UNDER
stand their business. Call at 8t5 dh4Lr.c
The critic., 1890-12-31

nor BENI-A LARGE FCRNGsHED
Il front room, With heat and gas. iilI l5th
II n. WI gentlemen prcfcrred' references re-
quircd. S1-lt
The critic., 1890-12-31
MONEY TO loan.

NJONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE or
IVA hr-t-clas- securities az lowest rates OF
Interest, no delay whore security Is good,
o, T.. GREEN,
D, gf5
The critic., 1890-12-31
WANTED strr,rIoys.

w ANrED BY \ RESPECTABLE coin
w hoy, situation ~ work nhuut store
ana drive delivery wagon, best references. Ap-
ply 2lli i n. n. IS. gi43t
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Registration Notice.

T. tAs EisStozs - tas citk - 6r4aa kspl&s.
TAXI SoT1cs-fhsI tAe eaaersl<se1.
MeesSrs ~ tbx bsAT4 - kezlstf.ilsa = fks
sits Il arsGa k@gt4ss al aleef - tke feiiee
Essssc1Ys s4rss . sss s4ls as 81 6raas
h@kAes u sssa s.is. e1 flersass. Get tses. -
D. lsSs, - Friesy. oetesss q. A = -
&nS - s4tarz4y. ksse4ker Il A , ise<
tfon s'eletk IL fEe fsTeneon akfil . el@cS
- tas aftsrasss. 81 c4ea 81 sale a2ye. fsr tAr
l-lp@se u ssskias peliees Isl - ne@T -
pfseleets acs.isea zs elselors aBaer ne soa.
sltalioa II tie state - &eAt&.a. 4at ea-
"a - sste t&cEesa. 20
orsss,.le @ ssssas slsss sss Ssrsss - sSss ~
ftfG N2r4. sceend efeclhct-N IA Der y
Os&RG fllle 4yssUe. kepplok oo<l RE-
filsl ard thiTe gFses Eet-N afG ser Sc
sosIs DiYislsu street cerasr sixth. ascHae.
>seana Nard trst paerlBtt- \ amber u
foantalB street. hersInaG's Block.
seeo4d ard, seesaa prccincJ--N \ uIntcr A.
fkird n ara 8rsi presiaet-Eagine House
N2Mpef toE L4Srsfe street
Third Wars. sscon1 pfeciucg-N amber A,a
SheFrs street. northeast corner "a CherEy Ane
Fsar5h wsfd. First Preesnet-rhs south
vest corner u heat street ana Crescent ave
Fourth Ward. second Precinct TIE old frame
building formerly used Tor church purposes.
oA ne west ssde y Iona street, between tFes-
ceai avenue snd hast Bridge street
. Fourth Ward. 1hird ffeclncg-Number -
East Bridge street
Fourth Ward. Fourth Precinct MartindAle's
store, on the north Sjde 0f last Bridge street.
ftf0 Ward. FIRST Precincl-fhe south store
of Sanders block. On west side Of ilsluleic
avenue, porth of enimbS street
tiith NArd. Second Precinct-Number -
PAlnneld avenue. (ftun's Hail.
sixth Msra. First PTeeinct-Aumbsr -
Alpine avenue. lbaItel Jonkers store
sixth Ward, Second PrecincI - Old sixth
Ward Engine House. on Seribner street. north
OF West Leonard streel.
Seventh " Nard. First PTecinet-Engine House
Number s. on Front street.
Seventh Ward. Second Preeinet-Number
lse Stocking street
seventh Ward, Third Precinct-Number IS
stocking street
Eighth Ward. First Precinet-Turaer Han
iso-callcdl, on soptn jefferson street.
Eighth Ward. Second Precinet-Psllsh Hall
so o-eslledl on north side Of Jackson street. be
tween Indiana street and Lane avenue.
Ninth Ward. First Precinct-Number IA
West Fulton street.
NiDth Ward. Second Preclnct-Number Is)
Butterworth avenue
Tenth Ward. First Precinct-Herman Gre
bel store. number % Jefferson avenue.
Tenth Ward. Second Precinct -Rnguettes
Hail. corner Fifth avenue and South Division
street
Tenth Ward. Third Precinct-Number 19s
Henry street lup stairs.
Cornelius stryker. Edward II. Stein,
John Z. Creque Robert Sproui
Albert b. 1yrcx. VIM. A. 1ateum.
Andrew j. Stebbns. Edward O'Donneu
Harlan w Miller. Fred Saunders,
jeremiah II. Anderson. VIM. III. Stokes.
Joseph knmer. Andrew Doyle.
JOS A. Mckee. Chas- A Hauser.
Isaac VI. Turner. George w Mills
Frank p Carpenter. Henry Y. Doren
Board Of Registration Of the City OF Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

pRoBATE okDKR-State of Michigan. Coun-
~ OF Kent. -. Al . session of the Probate
Court for said county OF Kent. held Al the Pro
hate Once. IN the city Of Grand Rapids. 0h the
2Ed day of October. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus T. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF tile estate OF
GEORGE EASTMAN. Jr., deceased.
Elite Eastman. admiuistraITi1 Of said estate.
having rendered TO this court ner final admin
iStratlon account:
IL is ordered that Friday the 2lst day Of
November. 1890. at ~ o'clock ia the forenoon. at
said Probate ONCE. be appointed for the "a
animation snd allowance Of said Acc0uHt.
And IL il further ordered. that D copy OF this
order be- published three successive weeks pre-
yOus tossid day OF hearing ~ the TEIKGRAN-
HERALD, daily newspaper printed and circu-
lating In said county Of Kent
81 CYRUS L PERKINS.
"a true copyl Judge Of Probate
ADOLPH Is. MAsox Register. sat nov l3
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
LEGAL kpfERIISlNG.
Sealed Proposals

ts4fk ttA&s tth-4t NeAAh
UsAkE h4xteS- Aick- ga ~ 80
ttce4ife Frepes<.s ~ tS fxcel - - It's srace
- ar ea4co 42tE oaeoTe1s. octtb0l - -
- . A. fsf - e<sslxUeifsh ef : srNrf a.
Etsek tl ne1tcf ff4eti0n u2M p. - - fesI
saett ~ ths ssUkG liRs ~ kaSt ffl1Ee SfEc<f
Esrt1 - caA Ee<f eth t1x - uef 81 kesi - as
street, AcrsxatuE - tie pls1k ala Sssetl tca-
tieEs 4n s &l tte cree - fae beafa
ths es&re reserves she riEtl a. fcseci ans ~
al hies
kaeh sledeF sAan ospsslg VIA Ais VrQtasai
ttS Sau - tiA - se feffettca - The - ~
tfre1a k&Ples IL o-ss Ge shai fail - eater ~
q csAifecL a. 49, leT4aEtf Sfto klS lsr@Easai.
hoATa ~ Public orkA
Al proposals Iausl he nsaoe Gpon blanks
thsf ~isl b f-sslished apes 4PPllcsllel ~ the
once - Iht boAr4
b SFcrf 81 lAe beard
JAS n DAVIS.
suesis Pnessaent
kksE A. fwANlKK. seeietars. oeI -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
Sealed Proposals.

tfFICE bakB1 - = hllJ VEGAS
6KANs kAF8s.s. N.cl.. ort ~ ls.s
ceaicd proposals NIL b reeci fca ~ the cftCt
81 tue BsEra uatk hstsfeny, Vstotrf - lsss, ~
~ y a.. fer be ceAs1fottten 81 = sr~eT Ia
block III, ltc1lrf fr&ct8en. ala tn NrcseeEi ave
lac 50 eoaneei viii the ssaer IA best~ick
street. accofeiES g. tue plAns she sPeelhcA
tons Qn ale ~ TIE cfnce II the Beard.
or al bids
bach bidder shall deposit wifh his propose.
the sQH Of sl1l.og - ae forfeited a. the titS II
UFana kApids Ia csse be shat i1i % enter
into contract. Ia accordance with his pT9po-
81 should his said proposal he accepted -
The board oi Public Norris
All proposals mgSl be made upon blanks
that viii be furnished upon application al the
once of the Board
BY order Of the Beard
JAMES n. DAVIS.
Attest President
Fam A. Tw4NLEy. Secretary. OCT =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

PROBATE 0kDER-Stats Of Michigan. coun-
~ Of Kent -. At q session 81 tAr Probate
Court fer said CouDty ol Kent. beld ~ the
Probate Vnlce. IL tle city Of Grand RAPIDS on
the I'd day of octe0er. ia The ycAf 0lc thou
sand eight hundred and nlEefy.
Present Cyrus p Perkins Judge OF Probate
Ia the matter of tbe estate Of
1EhkIT HENRY TEN h0FEN. deceased
Henry Hsyikh0rst. administrator Of ssid
estate. having rendered 10 this court his nnsl
administration account:
lt IS ordered. that Friday. the 2lsf Gay 81
November les-o al 70 o'clock Ia the forenoon. 81
said Probate once be appointed for the
examination and allowance et said account.
And it Is further ordered That a cepy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yiOus 70 ssid day Of hearing IN the TELEGsAE
Hss1Ln. daily new spsper printed aud circa-
lating Ia sale County OF Kent
CYkUS T. PERKINS,
"a true c0pyl Judge Of PROBATE.
ADoLFH T. MAsoN. Register sat nov Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

pROBATE ORDER-Stste OF Michigan. coun-
l. g Of Kent. s.. At a session of the Probate
Court for said county OF Kent held al the Pro
bate ONCE. in the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
18th day oI September in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF toe estate Of
ABRAHAM WAGEMAkER, deceased.
Adrian Johnson. adplnistFa,or Of said estate.
having rendered 10 this court his nnal Sd MI n
istration account:
It is ordered. that Monday. the 10Th day Of
October, lss0 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
at said Probate office. be appointed for the
eXamfDatiOn and allowance of said account
And IL is further ordered. that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks
previous TO said day of hearing. in the IELK-
GHAN HERALD. daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said county Of Kent.
CYRUS X. PERKINS,
a TRUE CoPT) Judge OF Probate
ADOLFH b. MASON Register. sat oct IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Dk +. G. NKsf's NERyE AND bsAN fsE&r-
MIMI, = guaranteed specific Tor hysleris. Dixti-
ness, COnyulsiOns. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Pr0stration caused by the
Use Of a.coho. or tobacco, " akcfuinesS. Mental
Depression, s0ftening Of the brSiR resulting
In inssnits and leading 10 misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Ase. bsrrenness. Loss
of Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
cIermatorfhHs caused by oyeT-exertion ofthe
BRAIN. self-abuse or oVcrtnduigeRee. Zach box
contains one month's treatment. sl.0O a box
or SIX boxes for 500. sent by mail prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE Sin BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by us Tor SIX boxea accompanied by 500. We
Will send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refsNd the money II the treatment does not
enees core. Guarantees issued eniy By
WHITE Il WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. Sole Agents.
80 Monroe-street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
NOTICE. or cosxIssIOsERs on CLAWS.

state of MicniEsn. County a. kent-ss Pro
bale Cour1 far sale C8uafy
Estate - Joan ~ Fage. deceased.
The urafrxirnrf hsVt ~ hren appointed -
fhe Hon. Judge 81 pronare - said coanty. cen
-7lssrrsrs on claims fu tne n after - 81
aSfafe ana siN nlsuth - ffom tfr l7fh asy ~
Falv n fse1 hsFlaE b-en "a rEea - saff
- II prohsfe. o. a. persoFs tsFfEE 20 r1s
asssnsf sd estate en- Which - present - eiF
c7sfraS Is - Ter srsfnf on 40 A. asfff - g.
Nofire IA hereby giFen that ~ RiH uest q
Moadsy. The etk aag q of8sff = -
sr5 - Tsu~s1sy. fhs ID dzF - Jar usTv A.
II fsc1 81 ~ ecfert "a. 81 esch Gay -
fhe r - 81 John W. H8ie nb n fnf effT ef
8rzra Rxoiss in sd ro8sfy. - rees " sna
eTarafnr sgra eisnz
Bzsed Grsad Esq3ss seBt 3. A. .. isso.
THOMAS WAI<F
J0HF - HnfIoNE.
ct fscra iEsi essTs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
TREAsUREK's NOTICE.


City Ireasurers once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Oct. 2. ls.n.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. grAYellng and pavlng the gut
fcrs OF Eleventh avenue. from South Division
street 20 South lonia street in the city 81
Grand Rapids is now In my hanes. and that
will receive payment thereon Tor the period 81
twenty DAYS from this date. At the ofEce of the
City Treasurer. City bal.
GEORGE r. PERRY
oct City IIcrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
TREAsUREE,s NOTICE


fifT Irsesflrer's 49,
Grand rzriks n "a. Ca - ie.f
Nefirf is heTfbr Ever "a tee sss%4sf1tEf
roH Tor tfe rolsrTueII 1n - = sestf ik arfeF
street from SEth street - Etfh street
% tee city - 8YsE1 EAr6e - neu ts uv
hzres srs flssf ~ rses - rss rrf tteferr
ffT ~ peri - 80 tsrfnfF esFf frwE as ast4
~ - esfst 81 the C'ty Irsse'reT rf 81
6EohGF 4 FFksf
ave cffs f-~s1rsr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
TKEAsURER's SoTIcr.

City Clerks once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. 9. l,.S.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of = sewer Ia second
street IRON Stocking street 10 Michigan
street. ia the city Of Grand Rapids. Is now Ia
ny hands. and that 7 viii receive paymfnf
thereon for the period Of twenty DAYS from
this date. At the once. 81 the City Treasurer.
City Hall GEORGE r. PERRY.
oct ~ CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
NoTIcR-
CITY Treasar,rs once.

City TrezsBrsr's once
Grand Rapids Mich. Oct. :. ist.
Notice is hereby given tbst the assessment
roll for the construction q 3 sever in ~ihisY
street frem West Division street - south JET
ferson street ia the city 81 Grand Rapids.
is nax in my hands and thai ! viii receiFe
payment thereon for fte peCod Of twenty
dsys from this date. ~ fne ofcf ef tie City
Treasurer. City Hal GEORGE p PERRY.
oct - City 1reaspref.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
TREAsURER's soTIcE.

fifT 1ressurrfs of3feF.
6rsrf Rapids Mich ect = ftte
Nofire is hsrehr Fsn ftsf tf@ sssesefnerf
rol' for fhs ceBstrEcfiUn q serer in -tock 20
street. from IhFe street - Fssfth sireef.
TIE city = f-rrnd Rapids is nsv ir ny haEos
2He fhsi , Hft fecf " psfrEeHf fheTrot go
TIE per - q fafrrF DAYS frrr. this Gate 20
tne 0fscs ~ the (ify TfessBref llfs H.
6EekGk a fbEhG.
OFT ffr 7rszeEref.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
TREAsURKR's NOTICE..


City Trsssursrs once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Get g. istN
Notice is herehF gwen thsf fhe assessWsEf
rcfl fer fhe ronsfrucfinE ~ sfwsf in Miler
srre-t iu The city 81 Grand kspics S. nOy iu
nv hands zua thsf J via receive payment
thereon for the Ysffoa ef fwenfy 4svs from
this date "a ne Cffre - fhF CITY lfes sllrrf.
Cfy Hall SEoEeE n fEkkN.
-ef (Nfs Trfssf~rf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
NOTICE To CREpIroRs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ state of Michigan. county OF kent-sS.
Notice Is hereby given. that by an order Of the
Probate court Tor the county Of Kent. made Oh
the 2nd day Of October. A. d. loH slN
months from that date were allowed for cred
itors 10 present their claims against the estate
of
JASPERINA c. KAALE.
late of said county. deceased. and that al cred
itors of said deceased are required to present
their claims 70 said Probate court. AZ the Pre-
bate Office U the city Of Grand Rapids. for eN-
animation and allowance on or before tie Ind
dsy of April next. and that such claims
will be heard before said court on Thursday.
the End day OF April next. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon Of that day.
Dated Grand Rapids Nlch-, Oct. 2, A. D. 1880.
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
sat oct 81 Judge Of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
DETROIT. GRAND HAvrN4MILwAURrn


beirsit eApress leafing t.5o m has Wagner
pnrler and buffet car attached aud evening
express leaving 345 y M has narlnF cas- al
iaehcd- These trains make direct connection
IN Detroit for ail points East
EXPRESS leaving al III s. m has AFner
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving Ia Detroit al
- m.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping car berths secured at
j.. q. n. 4 n. o1lce. = Mo1roe-sL, aud as the
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. city Pass. Agent
JOHN ". L0rD. Tfa1ic Manage. BefrsIt
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
Michigan CEETRAL


fliaiy. Al others dsi.s eneert sunday
Taxing effect sunday. Iu4f ~ lass.
eieefink cafs 90 lacIfc And Atlantic IL
presses y AAa fIufn lrfUuiL farior cars rUn
ou lak hHprcss aud tsrand Rapids hApresS 10
and irem Detroit Direct connections saade
Al Detroit viii al thToUgb trains hast. Iies
ets on sale 81 Union Ticket once. E- Noiiros-
81. anc 81 nion depot
fksR n hsl0ss. Seng Ae't. 81 Nonroe-si
O. ". kucelss. q. p and ]. Agt Cbicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
$500 q. 8t><ss nsss~ Fet<s41-4 wsanaz
-Frsiss fzszs ca-saesx n U.s~~ .za
n4zst n.l-<-@a-A@ss<s =. lax.z.s4
4asras sss-a ~s.A sp@sea-


on Al las
playea = very
SroEtasaE p@Ft
n rs araz4
ealls& life
ERom Es uDe
shA the ear
tain r.aS 1p for
ths g&xaeia @zst
sta sct .
sinzls cosra1s
reporter Pres
sBt hrough
al NE shlfsing
scenes anA pc
RODS towa -
the pressnt mo
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
DETROIT. LAysISe . NORTHERN.


DfFkHf.
Erpre - for Saginaw AID Bay CITY. ~ ~ -
Mai tor Lsnsi az. Detr0'f snd East IN
Express Tor Lansing. Detroit ARD hasfil ~ ~
Mai for Alma ~ LeuIs sHa >sE nav - 81 4 u
Fast Exp Tor DetreIt. NeN } ora auc
Boston .-......-.... .-.... ........-...'625 p . M
AHHIFr
Nail from saginaw aLo Bay fifs fff tr IN
Mali from bansiEE. bettc tzna last ii1 IU f
Past fNp. from Lansing Detroit and
the isst ................. sos r m
Express from Lansing aud petro.f. 5 81 b u
kKpress from hsglnss. - Louis and
tlma...-.....-.-...--..... flo Bpm
*Ballv. if,ziiy. except -undav
The shortest hue 70 Detroit aDe basf. Eis-
cs3t psrior cars between Detroit and fraud
RAPIDS
Solo trains between Crane Rapids auc Sag
nav. Two solid trains befveen hrsud Rap
ios and Detroit. leaving erafo Hapidn Z a.
NJ and f.t m. ano leaTinF Detroit lst fn
and 20 , In.
For tickets sno information apply 81 InIon
ticket of3rf. 81 Morroe-st.. and IuioH nfraf-
6EoRGE DfBAFEE. Gen. Pass sue IicA. AT
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
| 80 sHoRE 4 NIcnIeAN sorTHrHN.
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { LTLLETl.

AL " 4 z.
ElreAkT wtcktR BUfftT SlrtpFRS
TIE DUlush. South Shors1 tflsrfc Ry. is t.s
Sb0rf lns from lower mnhgsn e VA
oseife. hougifon, ksgsgnes 81 Pas, M
nesp0l.s. DBl0fh. Por.lsse, Seattle. IsCefas
sns the Great Northwest
Fer kaps Jowssf BATES srr- cal N rssr-si
IIfFef asrEt 81 address
Va rtFtfI sr IzetsDn. ttrf.
IlirffIfI Fass AFant
W.FFTTrH HfEbstb.
zen Harsrer. =. p 4. A.
hafsaetts. BichiRan-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

rs NOT ore - the ca eorn-oax.
potash. nasfcurs. sarsspsrt1iz.
tho4ssna eosss f0r a sfssisins nnsa-
iclns. II - a rsrnsas .ntch never
fails in 1ieoa Diseases. 4na always
builds up the genera heath Of the
patent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

cuFsc Herself ana Hsr Caiia,
IS = h4s Hxzesss ne - = EsFTsoe seEofaiz
frem stica al snasr-c fsE Fe&zs Y s5ectre
~ zose krat a. cst8fEh taea S2rass - the ovn9.
as Csafln4sa - ezt -atii I ssstEsfs tAe SIT
boae n tas Eissf s.1s 81 tas sac, tA1a ~eas =
0s tArsaf snd istsT ga - 1Y lsBss, sac = leeksd
As 4 1 wa deemed ; :. : A4s s4reS ne 4Ge
hss siss e4sss Az LIZ ae.zfsss Il tn< $3.50
Tss4a<e ca aiood 2h1 SKA Blseasss n.allrc
trse SWIFT srEciFic c. At2.Ez- "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
TRAIN IINE IlBllS.
eK4Np G.fIns = iSalkNA KAuKoAI
y IL cteci ocl th ss~

Trains lhafked rtn o4i.x
Daily "a cepf -unass
elkhf1Ns AS fAaiof CsK sssxxoE
Aerta-ll ~ = a tT&ln. paF.ai cbs.f oar fas
MtokinaR CITY u 81 A IL eain t'asFeF
sirefinE Car far AscAiAaN Cas
ocuth--e - : a. irslr Aas parier ttair CaT -
Cincinnati be- Sc > al train las iafotlk 4 P.r...l
CaF SCR chieafe. . a ffAi1 Wakarf ficsb.
thE g 81 Tor cinclnnau al 81 4 n frain ~
neF cicepaS Cal iaf ChicaEa
AosStson, Grsna kapids A indiana
, 81 AlsKeEan. IL = a. : "a u a. - "a bsaea
ron AZ ~ nan a. t4i AZ
tAfeAEh tiCesis Anc tNll ktarlnkflaE can he
has - eAfAha Unoh A.1Quisi tckei aErai
- Ahisa stat en 81 q. heAsoE kutoG fitkrt
eEeaL ii Nonrus-Si tfralh fanlas Nltf
4 J. LOCKWOOD cen. Pass Aerut
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
THEY ALL LOVE WOMAN.

Grszs Msn OF IA Dag Excxsas
Thar Cpinasns q tAe Far Sax
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.

William D. Cross, the Washington
wife murderer, has been sentenced 70
b hanged January Q. 1891.
The Dupont Paper mills In Louisville
were partially destroyed by Are. Loss
$3.50, 900. The mill was sstablis shed In
1866. a
The o6ioial notification Of the rstiAca-
tion Of thsfextradition treaty between
Great Britain and the United States has
reached Ottawa.
The delegates to the Sootch-Irish Con-
grsss in Fttsburg enjoyed An old FASH
Toned Scotoh-Irish Presbyterian service
last night, the sermon being preached
by the Rev. John Hall, Of New York. :
Thomas @. Bridge, . freight conductors
on tho indianapolis & Vinoennss road
was fatally stabbed BY James Martin. Of
Bruosville, Ind, who became sggrieved
At the conductor on being compelled to
pay his fare.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-02
RESCUED IN TIKI
Twelve Men Taken from /,
Sinking Ship.
TRANSFERRED IN 1uD-ocEAN.
4 Thrilling Story Of Disaster on the High
Seas,


The Leaking Norwegian Bark louis Adam
donsd - Tne Grew sighted After All
Nope Had Departed - The Captain
Knocked Down by n Great Wave and
His shoulder Di.looaAsd.
NEW York, June 2.-The steamship
Exeter City, of the Bristol line, came
into port from Swansea last night, car
rying Capt. ]. Heppermeke and the
Grew of ten men of the Norwegian bark
Louis, which was abandoned at sea on
May 10. Capt. Heppermske was seen
on the Exeter City last night 1t tho
foot of Twenty-sixth street, North
river. He said that the Louis sailed
from Ostend for Cienfuegos. In ballast,
carly in May. Fair weather was en-
gale set in which lasted nine consecu-
tive days.
During that time the crew had very
hard time to keep the vessel adoat. The
canvass was all carried away and the
ballast began to shift. This caused the
vessel to be buffeted about by the waves,
and she soon sprAng aleak. Tho two
pumps, worked BY . patent windmill,
Jailed to carry Of the water that poured
into the hold. It became evident that
the craft would have to be . bandonsd,
so signals Of distress were set flying.
The last day the crew were aboard the
sea WAS very high. A huge wAve which
washed over the deck caught the captain
and knocked him down. The force Of
the shock WAS such ~ to dislOcato his
arm. A. soon - the Grew Jaw that the
captain was disabled they became
greatly excited. While debating what
ought to be done the Exeter City hove
in sight.
HaD&.fn wai.a saaiU0 tina a{OnAla al
to see what could be done for the Grew
Mr.. Burrell soon returned with the in
tention Of all on board to abandon the
vessel. Captain Weiss then went to
the bark, bound up Captain Hopper
msks's arm and had him lowered int
the steamers boat. The crew and all
their effects, with tho ships papers and
| glasses were then taken aboard thu
| steamer.
A sign was placed on the mast saying
that the crew had been rescued by th'
Exeter City, and asking that the vesse
be reported. Captain Heppermeke ant
his crew will be sent back to Norway
by the Norwegian Consul. The Loui
was about thirty years old and valued
A. 5000.
Tho Exeter City had . pretty rougl
voyage on the way to this city. Their
was . succession of gales, and at time
the glass WAS down to $3.50. Capt
Weiss said that no came far south t
escape the Toe and rough weather, blu
1t seemed to him that the vessels tha
came further north made much bstts
time and had better weather.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-02
THE OAKLAND ACCIDENT.

Dteries Teld by People who wero RssoaeA
from the Water.
SAX FRAHc1sco, June All the bod
have been identified.
It 10 believed that no more lives were
lost but parties are still at the wreck
searching the bed of the creek.
Miss Austin states that she was
sitting on tho left side of the car which
plunged into the water just one seat
ahead of those occupied by her father
and sister. When the crash came she
clung to her sister Florence until tho
water tore them apart. Everyone
seemed to be trying to get on top OF
the car.
Ono of the male passengers broke .
window with his 6st and Miss Austin
says she succeeded in getting through
somehow. When rescued abe was
nearly unconscious.
The report that the engineer and Ere
man went down with the wreck 10 con-
tradiotsd by An acquaintance of both
men who claims to have seen them.
John Williams, q resident of Alameda,
says that he talked with tho engineer
and fireman In Alameda Q mile from
the scene Of the accident. They
had told him that when the engine had
gone over the end of the trestls they
Jumped into the water and climbed NJ
ON the piles to the wharf.
Tho crowd that had gathered wore
nanifestly hostile to the men and
O'Brisn, the eng inesr, says that wher
| he was climbing upon the wharf q
stranger tried to push him back inte
| the water.
| Fearing violence both men said they
had run away. Neither the engineer
nor fireman could be found at theil
| homes last night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-02
A Gigantic Swindlo.

NEW York, June "A dispatch from
Sioux Falls, S. D.. says the Western
Union swindle in South Dakota 10 as
Stunning gigantic proportions: The
deem was tho chief conspisator, and
that he had established along the Nil
waukes railroad going in and out Of
Aberdeen . code Of signals BY which hs
was enabled to do . great deal of his
work. Nothing particularly new has
developed in the Mannix part of the
interview. When asked IT there wal
any truth in the rumor that he wal
going to sue tho Western Unton fol
$50, 900, no refused to answer directly
but acknowledged there might be some
truth In tho statement.