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The evening world., 1890-02-07
FIRE GAME over the WIRE.
Broadway Blocked by a Blaze in the
Exchange Court Building.
Congressman Flowers Omce I'm
perlIled--D Disabled Alarm Boxes.

Pedestrians on lower Broadway were
thrown into q state of excitement eurly
this morning BY n dangerous fire in the
Exchange Court Building.
1t was Just s.bb O'Clock when Policeman
Weir and R%oundsman McDermott. who
were on the opposite side Of Broadway,
saw the smoke, followed by the flames.
The hre.alnrm box at the corner Of
Morris street and Broadway would not
open; neither would the one at the corner
of Rector street and Broadway. The box
at Morris street was forced open and All
alarm sent.
BY this time the street was crowded,
and the horse.cars rushed UP aud down
to escnpe being blocked.
IL Was fully ten minutes after the FIRE
was discovered Iefotc the engines ur.
rived.
The Exchange Court Building is o four
story brick sttuctu- inc udinE Nos. 81,
81 aud SO Broadway, on the corner Of IA
change place. Immediately opposite the
Consolidated EXCHANGE. The building
also opens into Exchange court, in the
rear.
IL is occupied almost exclusively by
brokers'. Congressman Flower has his
banking Offices IN the building. but It was
not touched by the flames.
The fire starred in tho basement, in the
Office of Toler Bros. and Jones. Kenneth
4 HOPKINS. who have Q delivery room
adjoining. The entrance 10 these offices
IL from Exchange court.
There were very few people in the
building, aud those made a hasty exit 10
the ~etreet, with the exception of . young
clerk OH the top floor, who sat In the
window waiting for q ladder to be raised
to him. He was in no danger, but anne
down the ladder in sight Of the crowd.
After the young man had been
The evening world., 1890-02-07
A knife IN Andersen,s Coat.

The detective. after leaving the Inspector.
entered a restaurant to eat and 10 think,
and. doing little of either. he donned his
coat and hat and returned to the ofhee.
"What now ?" asked the Inspector.
Nothing. only I want you 70 help figure
out how that door got locked after the muir
der was committed.
Locked by the murderer. . replied the
Inspsetor: ;.
the maj we want" said the aida h'
"JustS So, " replied the Inspector.
Thee aid produced q lead-peneil to take
some notes. but as II needed sharpening he
felt in his pocket for q knife. He found one
in his oyercoat pocket but Il vas , strange
atom. blade With Ia Oncs tspsriHE point
9Weli. we'll. how fortunate, . aaid he.
"HoW so 2" asked the I~nApeetqr,
Because, 4" continued he, .sthis coat be-
longs to some one who ate in the same place
Of az / Sii and pos sess Sascs q aa sass Ibis 'i fnIfs. 6 Il Ss.
and the owner of thiS coat murdered Mar
YES, but who owns itT" said the In
1--WE shall see. replied the aida. but all
he eonld md was an empty eafd-eAse Win
THAT means Charles H. Andersen" said
kieiti arrest him a. OnOs. I" said the In
spector.
IFroA he L0ad0a Tfns.l
LoEDox. Dse. 20. -ohulsS II, Anderson va
arrested last night for The nardsE Of Margaret
IosDoS, Feb. Z. -ChlIlss u, ARdsron. ShO
murdsrsd MITgarst orAS 70 protest his dAnshtsr's
The evening world., 1890-02-07
A Detectives Theory.

my life on it," the detective said. lit
was none other than that drunken Bill Ben
son that killed Margaret Orme."
How do you make that out ~ asked the
Inspector.
"Bil Benson, drunk. staggered TO hrs
home, full OF whiskey, and sees Charles II.
Andersen rs he IL leaving Marc aret Orme.
He imagined that. the Orme woman was
Mrs, Benson. and that she has been untrue
to him.
Waiting until Andersen ~leayee. he
grasps Margaret Orme, and. with one blow
OF his knife stabI her IN the heart. To
make sure that she IL dead he cnts her
throat.
Margaret orme had got into her W
apartment, bnt Benson, drunk and III
furiated, believed that his wife was irving
TO escape from him. He followed her
there.
benson testified at the inquest that he
was awakened BY blood dripping upon his
face from the room overhead. Medical ex-
pert testimony was adduced at the inquest
that blood does not dow from tho dead in
such quantities as to drip through cracks in
the floor.
IF il was Margaret Orme's blood that
was on Eenaon's face he got 1t when whip
ping the knife over her throat,
Benson. was taken into custody. He
confessed his crime when the danning
proof was presented
"Police Headquarters"
The evening world., 1890-02-07
SYNOPSIS OF "a LONDON MYs.
1ERYn 80. h

william Benson, a poor workman living
in one OF the slnmH OF London, Il. Awhkeped
from = drunken. stupNr by Blopd driT ping
He notifies. the police. who. find Margaret
Orme dead In the. room above with her
throat cut and . stab wound In her heart
Hyde, who cannot Be- fonnd. Attic inSuss"t
benson tells how he discovered the murder.
Mrs. Benson, who was ont Of town on the
drunken habits, and that she. had recently
Joseph Hyde, Mrs III T%witeRRREn os Who u oocapis;,
murdered, %testifies to having BEEN swaSensd
on the night Of the murder by thsSound OF
ouarrelling in the adjoining. room. and
th Sassl s sns heard = : i E5iSs5a 81 q q. 4 ss Deceased,
rfslit'" with : Wen .dresse i IN man On w %it Iass.
further stated that the decessed was the wife
Smit6erN had written to him Il hss reaues
q few days prior to the murder.
Lord chalmeTa take. the stahd and admits
before. when abe was an ~actresa,, whom he
was only Mr.. .Bybam. II esttanged him
from his family. and he weht TO ,Amerlcs.
n friend. sydney Crawford.
He was subsequently, informed by Craw-
ford that, his wife was dead. aud after four
aud soon after returned to England 10 find
that his father was dead and that he had
succeeded to his title.
letter signed. sypsrently. by hi. arst vile.
showed The letter to CreSforS, VIC; pro-
lis RR" nifs in mr. fro nSss Of lis Ro %sss s sa,fr ,n M %si
her to keep silence, Until. he conid think
what was best to do. The prsssnt Lsdy
S ShaI bqsiss %s" H aonwf Hn 81 hf Sy sSairs'p ss: and ina
TRUSTED with the secret, Lord Chalmers
sceks Crawford for an explanation. but can
Joseph Hyde next sppeart. and said he
ansrrelied with the dead. woman 4 month
before. and had seen her but oncg,or twice
sinee. He admitted having. purchased two
false name. and said they, were for himself
and the, dead woman. The day before the
murder he had another quarrel with her. es
not state where he got b money 70 pay FOR
Crawford. at this iuno.ure. 10 arrested for
he was not in London on the night Of the
ci H admit, a. at the he s,Ss. + e. .sEasn hsrS
took the dead woman under bis protection.
Hearing that Chalmers was about n return
ENGLAND he forged Sersiacste Of
parted from the woman. After, Lord Cbal-
mers returned, Crawford, fearing that his
deception would be ~dIscovered, upon ,sesing
learning OF the woman's death. fearing that
he you'd be SUSPECTED Of the efstr.
Lady Chalmers. testifet 70 giving
Joseph Hyde money 10 AXE Margaret Orms
to America, and 9, further reward yhsn they
He had learned Who Margaret
Orme was through o.. anonymous letter and
interview with tho dead woman. He
feared that any disclosure msde BY. Mar
daughter, who was In delicate health.
A detective who has been put on the case
the following facts Z,
dersen 10 the man she saw with the deceased
the night OF the murder, Recond. the
writing In the anonymoua letter teceived by
IL somewhat like that In Craw-
ford'e forged certificate OF death. and again
like the writing Of Andersen himself. Third.
= niece OF steel found In ore OF the wnunds
a man wearing q gray ulster was
seen entering the honae WlthA lAtoh-key on
the morning of the murder. :
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-
The crime vas committed by Charles II.
Andersen. His motive was to get rid Of her
so ~ not TO disgrace his daughter and i'm
peril her life. The criminal was convicted
oil the following evidence;
First-why did he give Hyde money to
take her to America. and 10 give him q fur
Their reward when he landed on American
soil7
,second-The detectives statement reads
that he was the man who was with the muir
dered woman on the fatal eve.
Third-1he writing in the ANONYMOUS
letter received by Anderpcn seems 10 be In
his own handwriting. and what IL more. the
signature looks like Crawford's forged sig-
nature.
Fourth-It seems to have been the blade
Of Lord Chalmers's knife used by Charles II.
Andersen.
Crawford il arrested for emhezzlcment
just about the time Lord Chalmers received
his letter from the deceased. Miss Smithers's
statement. comedies with the statement
given by the detective.
By this evidence l think that Lady Chal-
mers's father, Charles II. Andersen, " the
murdererer OF Margaret Orme.
! EMANUEL NEWMAN,
412 East EiRhty.fourth street,
The evening world., 1890-02-07
FOR SHARP TRADERS.
1 Chance 10 Make Good Swap
and $40 to BOOt.

TEE EVENING Womb will give to the
nan or woman, bov or girl, who makes
The best trade through U Exchange
Advertisements during the months Of
January and February a Gold Double
Eagle.
You must first advertise In THE EVENING
WORLD, then by means Of this adver.
tlsement make vour exchange; then
write In not over I50words a history
Of the transaction and send il to "ES.
change E ditor," EVENING WORLD. These
accounts will he published and a Com.
mlttee appointed.
The evening world., 1890-02-07

Athletes, FaeiRs asa and all people
IHIerested In records 81 any kiRd aHd
- The wsrId " Almanac abe best BsdIHn
fer settling disPsIss. EVeFy kiHd Of Rec
ord given Ia fall.
The evening world., 1890-02-07
Reckless.

Mr.. Gusey-Yes-ah-Miss Navy, I have
ah-been under a terrible mental strain-ah.
Miss Mary Been exercising your mind
again. Mr.. Gusey?
Yes, 1 have, Miss Navy"
"Why, youshould be more careful. Mr..
Gnsey; you don't appreciate what q tender
thing your mind is. Don't you ever be 10
reckless again"
The evening world., 1890-02-07

The Erchdnge Advertisements or
aThe Erentn0 World" offer great OPP
portts,,ity TO those 'Cho Irish TO eschange
Real Estate, HorSes, Cdrriages, Je,cstry,
Musicai InsfrUntents, BicDcies, hooks,
Dogs, Stamp Collections. 1'ype,criters.
Guns, Oiothin0, &c. The ate Is OUi so
cents for three Hnes.
The evening world., 1890-02-07

IN ea-s 80 sick hssdHeha, billousnss~, Torpid
liver. dyHPspstA and CostiVsn-ss. On. g. AcLASE's
CELkgRATED LfyEB PuLLs never fail to give rel.ef
for both sues and ell ssss, thsT are compounded
uith regard 10 sven the most dslieAiO consultation.
Sold By all drug Eists. Price - cents Prepared
only By FlsminE Bros PittsLuTE. Pa Look out
for an imitation mads IN St Loais Whieh Is often
pAlnsd On On inRoesnt spsS IAtors As ours. Insist
upon having only the genuine
The evening world., 1890-02-07
A Bore Rebuked.

lFfO@ gsaSsg's HsskIg.l
Mr.. Anger docking over editors shoulder
as he clips al article from an exchange
Does that require much intsllect?
EdItOr-AOnC whatever; why, i believe
even YOU could do IL,
The evening world., 1890-02-07
Police vigilance.

Howell Gibbon lat the balE-Hang it, I'm
perishing with thirst, and the police shut
of tire wine at I 4. n. What II We doc
ROwne dc Bout Let's skip round 10
O'Grog's saloon IN the next block
The evening world., 1890-02-07
A Curious Language.

lJrOsa hHas,y's Weekly
"Ach!' said Count Nnnnesis. re Amer
lean language ees very funny. Las night |
heard q man ask re bartender for re same
aud he gate him some visky. To-day | ask
him for : re same and he gife me limonade.
Vot is re same7'"
The evening world., 1890-02-07
A stickIer for Form.
From Harper. BGIar.

lFToH HaTJsTE BdEaT'T
"What is the matter with You MAttie?"
~ don't wish to talk with you after what
you said about my smile.
why | praised il. Think it is perfect.
lovely. enchanting"
You said il was all wool and yard wide"
The evening world., 1890-02-07

Moonlight nights ars told on IN . new
IN THE WoRLD ALMANAC. and
and Divorce Laws and Sta
tIsticS r e ven IN clear Il hat al
can understand.
The evening world., 1890-02-07
A Successful Humorist.

Iron rl.
First Philadelpbia Cha ppie-Clawence is q
gweat hum orist. doucherknow
Second Philadelphia Chappie-RAwther
cAwse, don't you think Successful only
with the lowAh gwades Of intellect?
Perhaps YOU ali wight. He went TO the
Zoo Yesterday and the animals fairly
The evening world., 1890-02-07
Fire Sale at Jackson's Mourning
Store.

A fire sale. probably the most extensive
that has yet been advertised In this city, Is
now going on IN JGckson's mourning store,
at TT Broadway, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. The assortment OF goods il of the
very best character, their quality and tex
thing m~aryellously low, even In these days Of
competition that has proved 30 favorable for
the purchasers. In black and mixed dress
goodr, wfaps, jackets and en0Lolder;es. the
the iTm Is \ sufficient guarantee OF their
Rood faith In offering their stock At from -
to 30 per cent. lower than the tsme goods
The evening world., 1890-02-07

bnsiHsss MsA, politicians, lawyers, eisTSyMsH
aAd al PTorsssiOAaI men have to keep q "WOTld"
Almanac at thar elbOWs. A glance al its JHa
IAasr saves a great deal Of labor.
The evening world., 1890-02-07
But at the Wrong Time.

Parke ROWs-Anotke r man killed by q fall
ing electric-light wire! By George, why
Broade Weigh-There seems 10 be no need
OF IL, my boy, They come down without
any assistance.
The evening world., 1890-02-07

The Usual Cat Eradicator.
IFr0s Pueh.
Rogers-what is this Kit-KAt Club l see
mentioned in the papersH
Peet-A bootiack. ! suppose.
The evening world., 1890-02-07
Birth as a Boomerang.
lIrem HaEpsriI Basar.l

she-How inconsistent Mr.. Snobden is !
I've heard him say . hundred times thai in
choosing . wife q man should consider blood
frst. Aud now, he's going TO marry a
woman OF low birth.
He Is that sof Who's the girl ?
She-His cousin.
The evening world., 1890-02-07
Believes Anderson GUILTY.

honor, vas convicted snd sentenced to life imprls.
eminent to-day, He confessed ownership 70 the
articles found By the dstective. HtP.
The evening world., 1890-02-07
Did Not Wish to Spread the Disease
iHnoa, "A, Paack

Can You do anything with my account
to-day. sir ?" asked 4 collector.
I'D like to pay H." replied Gazzam.
- but the fact Is l haven't any gold coin,
and the doctors say that paper money car
ries the influenza microbe about. Cant be
too careful. you know, and | wouldn't pay
you with paper money for all the world.
The evening world., 1890-02-07
His Nose Was Burned on.

Iron he CSieaJo National
Mamma beading . pug dog into the nurs-
ery)-Don't cry any more about losing Fido.
Zee! I've brought o another nice little
pct.
Little P~outy-Don't want It. l want q
whole dog,
"A Whole dog."
Yes. This one has his nose burned Of. "
The evening world., 1890-02-07
During Our Cyclone.

During Our cyclone.
uron he FoAksTS SiatsSmaa.l
"HOw's business ?"
Nothing doing"
well you're doing some business, aren't
No; nom at all
Why. what is your business"
I'm q street sprinkler"
The evening world., 1890-02-07
a Good Devissr.

Mr.. Mattix Instructor in arithmetic
George. what l. the diyidondf
Ueotxe Lartrnst lsou of President Car
trust, Of L. 2. AID IL II. II. Co. l-lts what
10 left after the divide.
The evening world., 1890-02-07

She Preached the Wrong Doctrine.
lEoA ne ATeoLa Record
Mother-YeF. Willie, if Jon are a good boy
you will go to hea ven when yon die and have
a gold hap to play on.
Mllie-I don want q harp | want 4 BIZ
cycle and q baseball.
The evening world., 1890-02-07
A Debt OF Love.

De GAfry-1ou buoulu gave NE hlsb ioi
that.
: Miss Brown-AI right. I'll owe it to YOU.
Chinese Maxim.
IroA Judge
Never Judge a man by the umbrella he
carries; he may have Just left an old cotton
one Tor il at the restaurant he last patron
led
Geography.
TF5on III PR. BaEaE.l
Teacher TO dull boy Of the elass)-Which
New England State has two capitalist -
Boy-New Hampshire.
Teacher -iu,ieed! Name them.
Boy-Capital y and capital IL.
The Sage OF Wall street.
lITo@ ISeE.
Ward was the Napoleon OF Finance.
What would you call nnssell sage"
The Old Put OF Finance"
A Waste OF Water,
tFTo@ JvtSs.l
She stood looking ont at sea.
There's 3 waste OF water" she said
finally.
isn't it,"
The evening world., 1890-02-07

The Hans the Boatman" company
ade in the West. The organization has
now reached port" and will open in
Los Angeles on Monday. The people
were not as badly situated as other the
africal companies have been. They were
safely housed.
The evening world., 1890-02-07

Sydney Rosenfeld Ia personally con
Quoting the rehearsals of his new play
The Stepping Stone" 1t promises tC
be very amusing. Thomas r. Seabrookt
has z very good part. that OF a Produce
has O mania on the subject Of theosophy.
which conflicts occas onally with his
very practical views on wheat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

An ,gnaraut seFkaui EIfi onoe safd 90
the ur8es 81 ANS parassspa tast se
aad ttsl usora.aE l.eea s0owa a stoae
lroan s.e.i, and had P8l4 gasrtef -
80 q II couldn't haee besa trae .F
4 stone cal IL Aell wou44 aas. s.ra44. -
larger effect iaan tas llasa.l. CA
spa nen taat w&s shovn tais esl. s'le
asue eloNlne emsser irsm aa aetaal
loierao vae.a probao'y e-ese ee every
esai saa uoad g.,ra la Olaaa kep'ls-
s.1e.e r.el.b.e isoia tAs shores al tAtss
moltaA paaa4es woala ifA 30t every
eys ls~t rssled apaa ~
There are loets els@cAAs eNsiA t~&
.l strand Rapids ils very lucntaa ~
MACH thousands ~ s..rs Rave AsNet
heara, aua wnich, II they shoaia ee
bul mentioned. UoliI craze some souls
wllh lear and horror Inrrs are
human wiekoanesses which sount isps
"oould not frame e. pronounce andtr
any circumstance, aad WAlch ir" lne a
WoQld alter IA tne c-lis ui wife ni Nhiia
because 81 tho lueparaole damage q
would produoo. A i&4Y NhosS outies
call ner INTO contact Mlfh crup .uAis,
aud Win whom tbs Wrter had = rtoeut
conversation, SAID that when the eNiss-
ence ol 0ne particular immortality Nas
made known % her, sac Wepl hys-
terczlly for tNo hours. The writer
can Wel belirv ihls, Tor he himself has
felt the SANE ssrd terror through
like reTelslols lue story of the stone
from bell u n0s Nal.ly absard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
TO SET ASIDE a CONTRACT
THAT IL Claimed was Obtained ~
Ira0d.

James Cox, guardian Of Anthony
Michael, mentally incompetent, began
sail yesterday against Nm. y He,nb-
Ing and stephen A. Maynard q ST
ASIDE a contract that Maynard holds for
some land that be bought Of Hemb.ng
which, Il : alleged IA the complaint, +,
bembllng Obtained fraudulently from
the said Anthony Miehsei. The COM
plant alleges that Mm. d. Hemhlng
went 10 Mr.. Michael and, being well &C
qnalnted with him, took advantage Of
las mental lncompetency 10 induce
both Mr.. and Mrs. Abchael 10 make
over To HIM their farm Of eighty acres.
valued al 5000, without any consldera-
ton or written contract whatever. The
complainant claims that Hembhng told
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael that il was better
for them 10 turn their property into
money, inasmucn a. they were not able
10 carry on their farm property. lie
told them that lac could not dispose Of
the land without receiving deed FOR
IL. The deed was executed a. stated
above.
The complainant states that Hemb-
ling contracted 10 sell the property to
Stephen A. Maynard for $1,000, giving
him a contract by which Maynard
agreed to assume and pay a certain
mortgage of $500 on the premises, and
also to paw 10 said Wm. Henbling the
sum of $500. IN tiye equal payments OF
$500 each. The terms OF the contract
were such that If Maynard failed IN any
OF these payments the contract would
be void and the property would revert
10 Hembling. The complainant Is con
iident that Maynard hasnotcarriedo out
his contract in any particular. The
complainant, Mr.. Cox, further shows
that after he was appointed guardian
of Mr.. Michael, he procured blank
deed. 70 be drafted 10y llembllng, re-
conveying the property 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael, and went with notary public
to Hembling's house, bat Henblne
and has wife utterly refused 10 execute
the deed, and now Mr.. Cox wishes the
court 10 set aside the contract of May.
nard's and make Mr.. Hembllng give ac-
count for obtaining the land by fraudu-
lent means.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
TOTALLY DESTROYED.
The Eiston Road House south OF the City
Burned Down

AT S o'clock yesterday morning, fire
was discovered IN the hay loft OF the
barn of the well known Elston road
house, south of the city, and in an
hours time the whole institution, IN
cluding hotel and all It's buildings, was
wiped out of existence.
The origin of the fire is unknown, be
yond the mere fact that il started IN the
upper part Of the barn. The barn men
gave the alarm, and IN n few minutes
word reached the city by telephone.
Assistant Chief Baxter was sent TO the
scene with two chemical engines, but
their services were of no avail. A large
crowd of people had assembled from
the surrounding country, and they rem
dered some service in saving movable
property.
About year ago, the property was
sold by the owner. Robert ". Elston,
20 Ed Cannon. for Si2. 900, bat the act
ual loss will be divided among Cannon.
Elston and the insurance compan.cs.
At the time Of the purchase, Cannon
paid 81 800, and has since paid 800
more.
The loss is estimated at $40 900. with
insurance OF IS 900. all IN favor Of Mt.
Elston. The latter gentleman is now
broad IN Europe with his daughter
Matte.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

Smth's handsome onefa house mas
b<en dark for so1ne tme darng 5ne
heated term but thong asGk exserpalls y
tae .nlerof has been iae seeue ii nisol
busy work keaovatons, ee<ofat.aas
and improvements have been lhe oraer
aud the result IS very handsome ia-
terror. 1he grand EeopennE VII taAf
place neat Mona2y evening aoa el..
ooal4nue dUrNg gae week wsta MAJ laess
ca "Wednesday. Friday and Sstu dag.
company aas teen selecLe4 ~
pronounced talent So lend eelai 90 the
Opening week ana tae result - al
sglregStion ot artists eSCa og whom s.
a star Ia nis or 9ef p&rLcalaf lins. NJ
expense has been SPARED "a the houss
0i oonpsny, and a large attendance
Wll undoubtedly take advantage II ths
OCCASION.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
THE TELEGRAM HERALD,
WHAT WE NEED.
No. IS Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids. Mich

what does our country need? Not armies
standing
With sabres cleaning ready for the fight;
Notfncreasing nayies sSllful and command
ing.
To bound the waters with an iron might;
Not haughty men with glutted purses trying
To purchase souls and keep the power Of
place;
Not ieweled dolls. with one another vieing
For palms OF beauty, elegance and grace.
But we want women. strong Of soul. yet lowly
With that rare meeSness born of gentieness;
Women whose lives are pure and clean and
holy.
The women whom all little children bless;
Brave. earnest women. helpful TO each other.
Win finest scorn for al things low and
mean:
Women who hold the name OF wife aud mother.
Ta- nobIer than the title Of queen.
These mothers. otttimes shoru Of grace and
youth,
Who. worn and weary. ask no greater glory,
Than making some young soul the home o.,
truth;
Who SOW in hearts. all fallow for the sowing.
The seeds Of virtue and OF scorn for s.n,
And. patient. watch the bouuteous harvest
growing.
And weed out tarcs which crafty hands cast
in.
Women who do not hold the gift Of beauty
As some rare treasure. 20 bs bought aad sold.
But guard it as precious aim 90 duty
The oatcr framing of some inner gold;
Women who. low above their cradles bending.
Let fattery's voice 60 By. and give no heed.
White tae.r pure prayers Ike incense are
ascending;
Theseare our country's pride. our c0untry's
uced-We also need perfect health. then
vc can go about and ENJOY ourselves iise the
$50 n ihe family. Then consult Dr. :. Gay
Iodd. e. Mouroe-sr...room 4. Grand Rapids,
Nich. Free consultations. Make one caH 81
possible
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
STOOD 1T LONG ENOUGH.

Driver Complains of the Canal street
Gravel Road Company.
Ia the Editor of the TFfFsRtN- -HEssfn.
What is the matter with the Canal
Street Gravel Road Company that they
DO not sprinkle theIrro from the city
- North PARK? Il seems very strange
that the finest drive out 81 tHe city
should be made the poorest. On account
OF the dust II the management eK-
pect Us . drive over Their road. they
ought 20 sec that the road is sprnkled
AZ least on sunday Nov. gentlemen.
We have ssood this thing over naIf the
season. and i = but far fo1 y0u to give
us 4 spTlnkled road sbalance q the
soason. C0,gTsz-1 DRTvER-