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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-04
Terrible Boiler Explosion.

PURDY Tenn.), Oct. 3.-Yesterday at
Chewalla, McNairy County, five men were
instantly killed by the explosion of saw.
mill boiler belonging to Mr.. Gurley. Gurley's
body was torn into shreds. William john
sons head was torn from his body and;
thrown fifty yards. Walter Pitman and his
brother, and son of tiurley, were horribly
mangled. A negro laborer was fatally in
jured.
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M RaiIr7od DaaI

New YORK, Oct. 3.-George Gould and
other railroad men deny the story tele-
graphed from San Francisco that deal has
been made under which the Union Pacific
and the Atchison have agreed not to build
additional railroad lines in California. Tie
story is generally considered improbable;
here. 1t is discredited in Huntington's office.
Huntington being absent could not be inter-
viewed
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Trein-Rohhars Arres.ed

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-The manager of the
Adams Express Company has received a
letter from the general manager of the Gin
cinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland road say
ing that TWO Of the train-robbers are in jail
at Bellefontaine and the roads detectives
are after the third. The express company
detectives, however, have not confirmed this,
and there is nothing to show what proof can
be found to convict the men arrested.
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Railway Construction.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The Railway Age will
tomorrow publish a summary of railway
construction in the United States during the
first nine months Of this year, showing that
3762 miles of new road had already been
built in thirty mine States and on 2l2 differ
ent lines. The total construction for the
year is estimated at from 5000 to $500 miles,
against 600 miles last year.
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The Count Saws It Is Good.

New YORK, Oct. Sat dinner tonight at
the Windsor Hotel Count Sears sent for Mr..
Hawk, and said that he had particular de-
sire to taste American claret He put aside
the red wines of his native country and
washed down his entree with claret from
California. He smacked his lips with the
cellent,
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Calif1rnia Pepsions.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The following Cal
ifornia pensions have been granted: James
Fl. Case, San Bernardno; Frank Ii. Mande-
vile, San Diego; Nathaniel Kennedy, San
Diego: Marion T. Clark, Yankee Hill;
minors of James n. Davis, Benicia Arsenal.
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The Rsds in Fnnrth Place

CINCINNATI, Oct. 5.-Clarkson was soft
mark for the home team, which by to-day's
victory takes fourth place. Score-Cincin-
natis s, Bostons 2. PitcheIs-Duryea and
ClarksOn
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THE CINCINNATI CLUB.
It Will Be Transferred to the Players League
T--Day-The Price Paid For 1t.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.-There was great
gathering of baseball men here tonight.
The transfer of the Cincinnati Club will
take place tomorrow. 1t is learned from a
trustworthy source that the price paid was
SIS, 900, of which $4,000 was cash. In an
interview with an Associated Press reporter
tonight Secretary Brunei Of the Players
League said the brotherhood's losses would
be between $4,000 and $780, coo this year. lie
estimates the losses of the league at much
greater figure.
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Winners az Latonia.

LAToNIA, Oct 3.-The races to-day re-
suited as follows:
First race, eleven-sixteenths of mile,
Bob l. won, Tom Jones second
Second race, one mile, Pullman won,
Dyer second, Tenlike third. Time. l As.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles,
Gymnast won, Nina Archer second, Hydy
third. Time, :51.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards,
Bobby Beach won, Lottie 5 second. Lou
Forrest third Time, 40.
Fifth race, two-year-ol ds. six furl0ngs
Semper FIele won, Roseland second, Pal
eStine third. Time, :1jh
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Booked: for san=Ouentin.

William MartindaIe. was booked at the
City Prison. last night en-: route. to San
Quentin for life. About IA month ago he
killed man named John Burke in Contra
Costa County for calling his wife vile
name. The prisoner attempted to take his
his head against the. side Of the boat He IS
60 wears OF age. :: =.
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Kaoeked Gut in Four Rounds.

DENVER, Oct. 3.-Jim Doyle, a Union
Pacific brakeman from Montana, who claims
to be pusilist, fought near here to-day with
Billy Woods, champion of Colorado, for a
purse of $500. Woods knocked him sense
less in the fourth round
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,. Declined With Thanks.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ;S-The Executive Com
mlttee of the Southwestern Railway and
Steamship Association to-day offered the
craftsmanship to Traffic Manager Schriever
of the Atlantic system Of the Southern Pa
cifc, but he declined.
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The Corpec,icut eamuaieu.

NEW haven, Oct. 3.-Speaker Reed was
here tonight on the occasion Of the opening
of the Connecticut campaign, under the aus
pices of the Young Mems Republican Club.
In speech he referred to the obstructive
tactics of the Democratic minority In the
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Ninety Years Cd.

Bancroft, the venerable historian. quietly
passed his ninetieth birthday to-day at his res
idence on the Cliff f.where he received SC ores
of congratuatory kilograms and letters and
many calls.
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toward free Institutions. and l am sure that
nothing will Afford him more satisfaction than 10
The abundant evidences of onr growth and
strength developed siGce the war. i may say
that although The Count VIII fulhll every duty
devolying Ilpon him as a representative OF The
royal family of France he has no political ambi-
tions aud would not permit drop of blood to be
shed to help him to the throne.
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niunrca In Hinh Life.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Mrs. Emma C. Rath-
borne. daughter of A. B. Pullman. began
suit to-day for divorce from her husband.
Richard n. RathbOrne Jr. She alleges
habitual drunkenness, personal abuse and
unfaithfulness. The parties to the suit oc-
cupY high social position.
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The Portuguese Cabinet.

LISBON, Oct. 3.-The new Cabinet is as
follows: Senor Ferrao, Premier and Min
lister of Foreign Affairs; Count Ribeiro. In
terior; Brdndao, Justice; Carvalho, FL
nance; Count San JauuariO, Marine; Gen
efal Sousa, War; DR.. Bocage, Public Works
and Education.
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The Democrats of Yolo County met at
Woodland on Monday night to nominate a
ii ket. The county delegates were igno-:
niniouslY thrown overheard by the Wood
Land ring that put up ticket with local men;
for every office. The Mail says the ranchers
would not hold their district conventions for
fear Woodland would scoop the road over
seer too. i. - =. ;',~.:. 9.
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Berserker's TIPS.

New YORK, Oct. 3.-Berserker's tips on
Westchester: First race, Maidstone or Eon {;
second, Houston or Ballyhoo; third. Fitz-
james or Reporter; fourth, Rey del Rey OF
Killdeer; fifth, Tournament or Chesapeake; ;
sixth, Tom DOnohue or Hoodlum.
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She Wania a Divorce.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 3.-Yan Phon Lee, the
Chinese student, who gained celebrity only
few years since, when he graduated from
Yales, figures in sensational divorce suit
now pending in the Superior Court. His
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A p,ow a, aW;,d W.,,n shawn.

WASHINGTON, Oct 8. - Acting Indian
Commissioner Bolt has issued letter to
Indian agents, directing them to promptly
refuse any applications for Indians for
wild West" shows, as it is now against the
policy Of the Interior Department to grant
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Heavy Biting.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 3.-The heavy batting
of the Philadelphias tells the story of to-
days game. Score-Clevelands 4. Philadel-
phias g. Pitchers-Beatin and Esper.
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Ganaral Grayion Diving.

CHARLOTTE On. c., Oct. 4.-General
Thomas +. Drayton. aged sS years, the last
surviving class-mate Of Jefferson Davis at
West Point, was taken suddenly sick to-
night and is dying.
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a Sp'endid Game.

CLEVELAND, Oct. Both teams put up
a splendid game and had to quit with nine
runs each because of darkness at the end OF
the seventh inning. Pitchers-McGill and
knell
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House, and in, closing said: I'VE are tile
65,000,O0O people with energy, brains and
enterprise, ready to reach out in every di-;
rection. Such people will never again be
content to be ruled by amachine that does
not correctly register its business" III:
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Ennfhar far I.nhu

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-Luby won his twen-
tieth consecutive game to-day, although he
was hit seven times, while Rusie was only
hit safely twice. Score-Chicagos 3, New
YOrkS 2.
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Whinnfd in Ihrea Rounds.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-In six-round fight
tonight in Hoboken between Marty Fla
herty of Boston and Billy Vincent of this
city, Vincent was so Dearly knocked out
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a. Physician Convicted.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The jury in the case
of Dr. McGonigal. charged with causing the
death of Annie Goodwin by malpractice,
rendered verdict late tonight of man.
slaughter in the first degree. Sentence de-
ferre1.
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Snohon.ish County, Wash, has six weekly
and one daily paper.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-The Post to-mor-
row will publish a statement that ex-Assist-
ant Postmaster General Clarkson will go to
China as United States Minister after the
Congressional elections.
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PITTsBURG, Oct. 3.-Superb fielding and
good batting shut out the visitors. Score:
Pittsb urgs 4, Bosons 0. Pitchers-Staley
and Radbourne.
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This afternoon Rev j.. Sanders Reed of
Trinity Church will deliver a lecture on
high license before the Women's Literary
anu Educational Union at their rooms on
Sutter street =. =. !: =.
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AT THE EAST.
Only One Day More Of the League and
Brotherhood Seasons.

BROOKLYN, Oct 3-The final champion
ship game was an easy victory for the home
team, they doing some heavy batting Score
-Pittsburgs 4, Brooklyns 10. Pitchers
Day and Foutz.
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the 22d OF last September L had
the misfortune TO bruise my leg,
and put a piece of sticking pias-.
ter on It.. Inside OF a week / had
4 terrible leg. My wife became
frightened aud advised me to go
10 q surgeon. l went, and. doc
tored for two months, but no good
was done me. besides costing me
big money. My leg had by this
time formed into an ulcer. and
got worse every day.. Icould not
stand it any longer, and made up
my mind to go TO q hospital and
see II could be helped. l went
to several here in the city. In turn,
but none could do me any good.
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permits for such purposes under any cir
cumstances whatever If any Indians should
hereafter attempt to leave their reservation
for exhibition purposes, prompt measures
will be adopted to retain them.
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wife, Elizabeth N. Wee, an American girl.
ground of infdelity. Defendants attorney
asked for specifications, but this motion was
denied. The case will be tried at this ses-
sion of the court.
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ST. Petersburg Hooded.
irving M Scott in New York

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3-The Neva has
risen seven feet, owing to a hurricane The
city is flooded.
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A BURNING SORE LEG
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors
Useless. Crazed with Pain. Cured
!. -. by .Cuticura Remedies :. u. =;

About eight years agoI wrote you from wilkes-
barre, Pa, describing how your wonderful remc-
dies completely cured me of a terrible of
eczema salt rheum. L must now tell you what
CUTICuRk REMEDIES have again done for me: On
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-04
Haneed or Wi.e.Murder.

CHARLESTON (W. Va.), Oct. 3.-W. I.
Martin was hanged at Raleigh Courthouse
to-day for wife-murder.
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had terrible leg with III IL UlR tS
lar and main that almost set crazy. got scared
about 1t, and determined to try ,CUTIcURA RENE
DIES. obtained a set, and inside OF hve weeks my
terrible scar it left reminder of what was once
a terrible sore leg. These REMEDIES are worth
their weight iu gold. p.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BUFFALO, Oct. 3.-Thc Brotherhood game
was post oped Gu account OF rain.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.
Chicago Bats ODsy Hard and Shuts Out the

CHICAGO, Oct 3-Thc home team defeated
New York without any difficulty, batting
O'Dav all over the field Score: Chicagos
10, New Ycrks O. Pi,chers-king and
ODay.
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Steamer on Fira.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8. = The Clyde-lne
steamer Iroquois, cotton laden, was badly
damaged by fire while lying at her pier to.
night
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One for Leu:svi le.
Postponed.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3.-LouiSvilles 8. 3, c
lumbus 3.
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A leading brewer of Helena, Mont, has
filed his petition to be declared insolyent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
OVER GRAND RIVER.
Aldermen win Agitate that the Marke
BE Built There


BE Built There.
A special council committee have
under consideration a communication
from large number OF farmers of
Kent county asking that suitable
place be provided for city market on
which their Gagons may stand while
selling their produce. This is ques-
ton which Is of vast Importance TO the
city OF Grand Rapids and 1t may brin5 =
about exactly what the TELEGRAM
HERALD has agitated for long time.
Last night the committee held q
meeting and Il plat of land was offered
for the purpose. 1t IS situated north OF
FultOn-st. and west OF CsmpSu-st., run
ming to the river, including lots TO 10
of the Mcconnell 4 Barnard subdivs-
ion. IL Is unlikely that this proposition
Will meet with the approval OF the
council, however, rs ? determined effort
Will be made by certain members of
the council 10 have the market built Oye er
Grand River between lyon and Pearl-sts.
as talked OF some time ago. The plan
j. 10 build bridge from Lyon TO Allen
sts. aad then run spans connecting the
new bridge and the Pearl-st. bridge
amt there build a market. The river
would carry Oft all the waste and re-
fuse matter. thus doing away with all
the stencil which is usually found
around markets.
The aldermen have awakened 10 the
fact that farmers must be provId ed
with u place to dispose of their pro-
duce. 1t would not only benefit them,
but the citizens OF Grand Rapids as
well. The Grand river would be the
only fair place to put It as 1t would
give Mest-Hders the same facilities as
the East-siders.
In otaer large cities they have market
clerks. They arc appointed by the
councils, and It Is their duty TO see that
every thing IS conducted properly.
Again it Is customary to charge u Ger
tam Zee for all vehicles standing on the
markets. This fee is liked at from 10
10 p cents. and It proves more than
sufficient TO pay the salary of the clerk.
The farmers have not pettiOued for
a city market exactly. All they ask
for IS place on winch their wagons
can stand. To DO this, 1t would be
necessary 20 purchase piece OF ground
for the purpose. Certain aldermen
Will take advantage OF the petition aud
q long looked Tor improvement may be
ia e outcome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
rELEPaoSE yoUR AD

Over the TOP of our Want columns
vii be found a new schedule OF pnees.
It IS nsither an increase nor decrease
OF price as fixed BY the old schedule,
but rather the Old rate carried cut and
extended. The price IS not fixed Al 50
much an "ad. whether that "ad" be
large or small, but hxes the rates 80 that
eaca advertiser pays for the space he
desires 10 occupy. When an advertiser
desires to occupy ten lines. there IS
every reason that be should pay more
than the one who tells his story in five
lines. On the other hand the person
VINO uses bat two lines should not pay
As much as be Who uses fiye lines, and
the TELEGRAN- HEEALD proposes 20 sell
the smaller advertisement for less
money. Why not! II you should buy
a load Of wood you would not be sstls-
fed % know that j.. was load, you
would want 10 know how many cords
there would be IN that load and you
would be willing to pay accordingly.
70 We want 10 know how many lines in
your "ad."
For some time past the TELEGRAM
HERALD has tried 20 avoid taking adver-
tisements by telephone. but now an
nounces that no more VIII be refused in
that way. Telephone your advertise
mentS and We Will get them as near
correct as possible. Collections Will be
made very promptly, in order to avoid
the opening of any book accounts for
this class OF business.
Telephone your want ads.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

ls sar Tae2sely aaeetlag q tae
q sn PassenseI ASeuss, ts9S place
yesterday sfiegaoea sn1 exsamg ~
is.e fasesAsA II ass Nortel Mouss. Ias
81 tae meeting besides tes rsgs-
laE hsntss asaal.g transacted - taas
body Nss the 6x - o- reaaeed fares
ier 60 h8aasys Nalis e namter ~
tags1 pfes - alre ltfesly Q4p3se.4 to
sNla s. n.2 2safe. 4slatls were IL
tsEur of ~ passage, and t4e discussion
Was Tor S IlEe pfSltF warm. Al .
3 t.oek >. m.. tney 2114arnea I'll attsg
slpaer Tie f0i.on ~ roads were 2 3
presented q. 81. ka2eles, ~ tas NJ.
q, A. j enia. II tAe j.. =. a N. -;
RI. So. Nnnnlnghaul, oE the D. \. =;
Joha s. Iaaa aud Benj&mia fletcneg,
SO tle D., o. III. s III hm. p. Dave
president vt tne Z. 8 o. T.; i. y. bat
lef, ot lae NSbash 4. J.. L9ca wood, ot
tie q. 4. & l.. &na Geo. Deu4Fen, oI
the e. q So II. baggaga Aseais--h.
Z. DeaTue. 0f the 81. G., J. J.. Free
man, nf tae j.. S. q NJ. - 4. NFsant,
o. zoe Is. L s l., and Ii. B Lehar, OF
tie e. 4 IS ".
The Question Of fare came up again
ia the evening. and alter some Olson :
SION Il VAS 4rclded that Michigan "a :
roads would gYe one and one-thlrd
fares on December "a, p, 2s, -, SH
and 30. sad January /, good up 70 and
Inclusive oil January 3.
Besdes the Taylor-st. gates, the D.,
g.. II. 4 M. Railway Company are
putting gates at Caledonia and Qulnlhy-
SIS. The cable Inc crosses the railroad
AT these points.
General Manager Heald and wife lef
for tie East yesterday morning.
The D., l.. q \. Office, recently re
moved from Detroit 10 TINS city, is "a
full operation. Several OF the old em
plOyes were detained. and brought {.
this place with the other Office stock.
A new freight station, which mas beer
dubbed Amble, has been opened up OF
tie c. & ". NJ. c. :. Busterheld ia
been placed ~ charge.
j. W. Craig has been appointed agen
at Thomaston, on the c. & W. NJ, vic
K. K. Nafe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

1sr4se e.stg s. es uralaFs,
rFQafs.eas. ete el ears ttem
sa go sef Sss G. lhe el4e sl
go ae selr Sea-
Aaalass 81 see HaaaE reopsss' Ser
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aseee - "a AoEtA ksosRees s. 4
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Al. 68ting., for fse nasl seFe8
Yssr, sssas Ass eE ler ths 54at g.
Lax ta.E4-s, a4s rssEa le tske s
- fs'siA.oa n-sa SIS t4.aaeg e-lss
ceatpsug
The OPPORTUNITY C.ata q give q Sss
- aal sinpef a. e.9ta aeEs llat
ki4lah ai-4Fe. las eEssHg Tor tss
tea=Al 4i lu5 10ugFeg gstsonki caurCn.
olpl'ef sefgsa flom - 8 o'eleek.
Tue seeai aearg mlls are berg
efeeded 90 IeeiI f@il GO nae.iy EoWs u
eFasf - forward ~ tle market as
large Al output as possitle before the
increased trslglt rates take edsct.
The eiEcalt court jury arranged Itself
sbt3 picturesque group on the citF
bal steps yeste Fday afternoon ana
looked Intelligent smile Photographer
Merrill made a snap shot at tnem.
The Womsn's Christian Iemperance
Oaon uAi hold a p1uiic meeting the
Second hapt e Cnurch, corner Gold aud
Itilt0gni2-sts-, Friday evening, N0ven-
bef Il. Exercises commence AT I-t0.
All are cordially invited 70 attend.
Que OF the latest fads IL the dress
sest serves the purpose, IA appearance,
oI the sllk sash. it Is tae sauie w.dth
As the SASH, buckles behind. and gives
an elegant sight Of the shirt trout In
other respects. lt is nothing more than
a full dress vest.
There will be a meeting OF the King
Daughters IA the parIors ot the Park
/ Congregational Church next sunday
[ afternoon, November p, At O'Clock.
{ All leaders are earnestly lnQuested T.
bring reports OF the work they have
I been dong lt is hoped all members
OF the order Will be- present, as there
viii be business Of importance before
/ the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Mrs. Lou Bissonettc Is visiting friends
IN Grand Haven.
Mr. and 3Irs. ". II. Kent have re-
turned to Greenylie.
samuel DAVIS, of Burlington, is visit
ing 0i4 friends IN this city.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. stone, of Ionia,
were "a the city yesterday.
Mrs. y. c. Wheeler, of Kalamazoo, is
visiting frlends IN THIS city.
u. +. Corbett VIII remove to Peach
Blow, Ala, for permanent residence.
Chet Bronson went 70 Kalamazoo
yesterday 10 attend the funeral OF L.
Is. Dcltz.
r. r. Ward, Of the Allegan Journal,
was in the city yesterday on his return
home from Detroit.
Miss Florence DeKraft, of this city,
anl W. ii. Bail. Of Buffalo, wese mar
RED ,8st evening at s O'Clock at sc.
MARKS Church by Rev. DR.. Fair.