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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

LongeaF OF Az-quetts are 81 the Nor
too. They are attending the woma 5
Congress
IL. ID. Irish Of Iona, formerly pro-
pristog OF The Cutler House al Grand
Hayen. . at Sweets.
5. Z. Young. a Lakeview dealer ia
.scrugs, physics aud sch" Was IN the
city yesterday buying gooos. tie Vas
. guest st the Esgle.
L. X. Ward of MeBrides. . dealer IN
live stock. Is Al the Morton.
+. ~ Plat. hardware dealer ~ ST.
Joseph. refreshed hlmself by = Morton
House dinner yesterday.
Mrs. n. l.. Bemis, OF Independence.
Iowa, wife of Ex-State Treasurer Brms,
10 q guest At Sweets. She - visiting
Nr. ana Mrs. kssiey.
l.. ". Heating. of Muskegon, . stock
holder and the attorney for the u. K. 4
/. road, was IA the city yesterday on
legal business
IA. NJ. Riley. . Bessemer attorney. 10
q. the Moron.
FL. Whitney. OF Ionia, . member Of
the firm of Whitney 4 Son. 10 At
Sweets As Is accompanied by his
wife.
The following ladies registered At the
Morton last night; Mrs. K. j. Pons-
ford and Miss Ponsford. OF Evart; Mes
DANES Filler and Thorsen. OF Manistse,
and Mesdames j. h. Carter, Gunaison
and Sherwood. of Jackson. They are
attending the Woman's Congress.
Frank ID. nj. Davis, an Ionia attorney,
took dinner Al the Clarendon yester-
day.
F. w. Graham. . Ludington physi-
clan. arrived At the Morton last night.
j. w. Osborne, Kalamazoo attorney.
is at the Morton.
Every room At the Morton House was
engaged last night, and Clerk Grant
was sorrowfully turning weary travel
ers out into the cold, wet night. Land
lord Pantlind is prayerfuliy watching
the progress Of the new addition.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
CLEANED ON THE MARKET.



Sweet potatoes are quoted at cents.
Wheat in the local market was weak
Yesterday at % cents. Corn was firm
at So cents. The estimate of the corn
crop is so nearly that expected by the
trade that the report has made little
difference to the feeling IN the market
either way. The oat market is feature
less with weaker drift. Millers are
paying Is cents.
There is demand for fall pork at
81 and 6 cents.
Beans are moving slowly at $3.50 to
Sl.75 n bushel.
Cahbages are plentiful and Of good
quality. Producers were offering them
from the wagon at 8 to cents each.
Peaches are becoming scarce. A few
loads were marketed yesterday at from
81 to 81 /. bushel.
a few pears are yet on sale at $500.
Beef is firm with tendency TO adj
vance. 1t is quoted ~ Al to cents.
Potatoes are slow at 80 cents.
Apples are IN demand at 20 cents.
Green hides dropped J cent yester-
day. They are quoted at ~ cents.
Onions are easy at go cents.
Ducks are scarce. There are very
few offered ut II cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

William II has been for three pears en-
peror. and in this time has not only suo-
ceeded In winning the respect OF foreign
cabinets, but In strengthening himself AZ
homa lie succeeded father idolised ~
ell who cane within the sphere of his ~
tie and generous nature; his grandfather
left behind q wsrllke fame 80 great thas
only the age Of frederick ii can AFFORD .
parallel The present emperor has had.
therefore. no easy task before him. for "
has been necessary for him both 20 remove
preiudiee and TO give the country cons
deace in his Intentions - well - In AZ
abilities
The secrse Of the empsrors power WIN
hi. own people ARISES maisiy iron tire
causes.
First He hes courage
second. He ID honest.
Third He is thorough German.
Ii ths whole oeuatry hsd ta yeeD te0s~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
Personal MENTION.

Miss Clara Peel has returned to Grand
Haven.
Mrs. George Gundrum, of Ionis, is in
the city.
Miss Francis Quinlan has returned
from Iona.
Charles Hale has returned from
Greenvllle.
DR.. j. Ward House will return from
Chicago today.
The Rev. Anna l.. Shaw is attending
the Woman's Congess.
Mrs. A. j. Ecker, OF Greenvillc, 10 the
guest OF Mrs. u. A. Fletcher.
A. l.. Murray has gone to Fremont,
o., on ten days business trip.
Mss Mahel Bates, of Traverse City SIS
the guest Of Mrs. Reuben Hatch.
Mrs. Belle NJ. Perry. of Charlotte, is
the guest CT Mrs. L. w. Strahan.
Ed. A. Gilbert, of Denver, COL. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Holt.
G.. :. Lindermsn has gone to Flag
ogle county, Ills, TO visit trends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Lewis are visiting
Mrs. Lewis parents at Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Carrie Hitchcock, OF Chicago. is
the guest OF G. II. Mercer and family.
c. ). Emerson. wife and twin babies
are visiting his parents at Forest, o. 1.
Miss Phepetta Parks has returned
from weeks stay with friends in Chi
cago.
Mrs. 8 Isadors Miner, of the Toledo
Commercial, is attending the Woman's
Congress.
Mrs. Hattie Fisk and Miss Able
Weller are the guests OF friends st
GTeenviile.
DR.. r. p. Sargent, who has been visit
ing &. II. Mercer for the past week, will
return 10 Manistee today.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Richmond. Of
Woodstock, Ont, ere visiting their
niece. Miss Stella Richmond, OF Wash
ington-st.
Vim. Smith and Mrs- W. Smith. Of
Elmwood, Ont. and Mrs. w. Wash
burn. Of Chesley. Ont. VINO have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u. Dempster.
No. 564 East-s,., the past two weeks, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Helen z. jenkins. Mrs. G. A. r.
fteblirs, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs.
Florence spsulding, of Detroit. arrived
IN the city Tuesday TO attend the
Weman's Congress. and are giisst- OF
Mrs. :. O.. ketchsm, No. IA West
Erfiae.st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
BREAKFAST sRsuTles

Edward Howell was appointed =
deputy BY sheriff Mcqueen yesterday
and took his oath OF olsiee.
COL &. L. Briant, of Ii huntingdon. Ind,
one OF the foremost manufacturers OF
that state. Is IN the city on business
The Board Of Supervisors transacted
seme routine business yesterday, and
then adjourned until 8 O'Clock this
morning.
Charles Rowland and ida NJ. Loucks
were married Dy the Rev. Or. jackson,
~ the residence OF the brides parents
last evening.
The North Park steamer has been
landed At tie enannel, and hereafter
viii make regular trips between here
and Grand Haven
The meeting of the w. G. T. U. has
been postponed from Thursday after
noon on account OF the session OF the
Woman's Congress
The !. o. of Forresters will give the
first of series of progressive whist ana
pedro parties next Saturday evening,
III its bali. on Canal-st.
The Princess Dressing Case Company
will occupy the property on Canal-st.,
which was recently purchased from the
MeCorc x BradneId Furniture Com
pany.
Mrs. Eta s. Wilson will tender her
lady newspaper friends IN attendance
upon the Woman's Congress a lunch
con at the Press Club rooms this even
ing At $50.
The Grocery Clerks Union has en-
gagged Good Iemplars Hall in the Nc
Mullen block for the regular bi-weekiy
meetings which will be Eeld on Thurs
day evenings.
Architect osgood IS working on plans
for beautiful and commodious resi-
ience for himself To be erected on Lo-
gan-st. The foundation will probably
DC LAID this fall.
The mayor and the city clerk were
busy signing and sealing the latest Is.
sue OF school bonds. The bonds in
question are for the erection of the new
high school building and the issue
amounts to SIS, 900.
The Rev. j. L. Smith, of Waseca,
Minn., the new pastor of the South
Congregational Church has arrived
with his family and taken home at
No. III Center-st. He will preach his
fret sermon Sunday morning.
The Plainfield Avenue Independent
Order Of Good Templars will give lit
erary and musical entertainment this
evening at Dodge's hall, Piainfield-ave.
Albert Dodge will address the meeting.
Admission IS free and all are invited.
The Rev. ID. f. Finks, of New York,
gave q lecture in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church last evening on
"Our Land HIS talk was illustrated
with large stereopticon views presenting
some OF the grandest scenes in America.
Farmers in the townships adjacent to
tho city are complaining thaL amblt-
ious hunters from Grand Rapids in
traverAng their premises in quest of
game, mistake their fat young turkeys,
geese. ducks and chickens, for wild
game and shoot them without knowing
the difference
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
GOSSIP OF The TAveRHs-

Mesksmes J. u. Clark. w. II. Turner,
r. Bsncker, and Mss Kate Palmer Of
Jackson and Me.dsmes Merriam and
Mccullough OF Detroit are at the Nor
ten. They are attending the Wonan's
Congress.
John McNsushton. Big Rapids
hnlisrman, took dinner as the Eagle
yesterday.
Heb-r walsh, Holland druggist. -
q guest at sweets
Fred I. wiicox ard bride Of Big Rap
ids we're at sweets yesterday morning.
Mr.. wilcox is prosperous young hard
ware merchant Of thst place. aud a.
the tine If their marriage vas Jun
ior Lit at the University OF Michigan.
A. n. Cheney, a sparta banker sai
CAPITALIST. and At one tine Prohibition
candidate for governor, was ss the
Essis yesterday.
Mssdzmss ). ~. Bronson snd James
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

ssw fer leader smbodyirs the aua,ito
they mast d~sired. thssr choice would nA1a
Gaq,.estssnstly on thsir present e"sstiser
conal ralsr Perhaps the sistass hsss
specinsd appear oomnanpiaos. see ssi -
taken for granted by The reader: lat "a
emperor must hs compared via etAsn y
The came trade
His honesty has oesa the cause OF nesrly
I'll the malsvelsat eritici.m that catsade
pspers have accorded him. Cor he he's sail
freely whas older or more polite p>ppae
might have placed In dit1srens wsy Ne
n. mads many minor mistakes hoO -
lng upos the inspulss al the nsnese. bue
sAess mistakes have asves e>srayed - he
people want " sympsthy with tne1r -
vslopmsnl lie hes msds his share -
s,inor blapders In haadiing large aaasas
sf troops al che grand msnsuvsrs. bas shs
army would - happy 70 - him uAks .
thousand timss - naay rather thaD -
usins che active interest be takAs In tasp-
tng the military machine In working erdse.
.-Peuitnsy bisslow In csptnsy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

At San Francisco yesterday Sunol
trotted mile IN 2:l0 fiat, lowering her
record half Q second. After scoring
twice she was given the word to 60.
She trotted the quarter in 81 seconds.
the half in 1:02i, the thrce-quarters in
1901. and made a grand finish Of the
mile in 2:10 fiat. Horsemen present
consider this the best mile trotted
under tho circumstances, ~ the wind
was very strong. and. Of course, affect.
ed the gait of tho phenomenal trottcr.
Palo Alto trotted q mile against his
record OF 2:l23, but failed TO equal it,
owing to the strong wind, making the
mile IN 2:l2}.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

Peter DeVries, an employe at the
lake shore freight depot was engaged
in sorting over a consignment Of lamp
ch,mneys yesterday morning when he
was suddenly Frustrated by heart fall
ure. Or. j. !. Zuposkie WAS sum-
monsd and Il was by the most careful
treatment that the unfortunate man
Was resuscltated. lie Was taken TO his
home by Agent slswson and the sur
prise occasioned TO his mother by the
sudden ssht OF her son IN that condi-
ton neafiY proStraied her.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
Special sale of misses cloaks.
Voigt, Herpolsheimer Il Co.
TO CONSUMERS OF OIL.

Why will you continue to buy poor
oil when you can get safe white and
high fire test oil. We have put upon
the market an oil which We guarantee
to he perfectly safe; will not CHAIR IL,
wick or smoke the chimney. Ask your
grocer for Scofield. Shurmer Il Teaglss
Headlight Oh. 1t 10 the best. Be sire
you get no other. We are the only
manufacturers of this high test oil who
are prepared TO furnish the dealers. II
your grocer does not keep it, call up by
telephone or send us postal card and
we will give you the names Of the deal
ers near you who keep 1t.
ScoFIELD, SHURMER Il TEAGLE.
Telephone sos.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

PErosKEY, Mich. Oct. l4.-Jolin Hab
ner, who was arrested on suspicion OF
robbing q saloon here Of $40 and some
trinkets, escaped from jail this noon
while the deputy sheriff was feeding
the prisoners. Young Habner locked
the door and made the best OF his op'
portunity, and At q late hour tonight
had:not been heard from, although the
sheriii's force IL looking for him all
over the country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
KILLED IN A WRECK.
Several Persons Killed and Many In.
jured on the IL. & u. Road.

Several Persons Killed and Many In.
jured on the Ii. & q. Road.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE Bal
timore & Ohio fast mail No. from
Chicago to New York jumped the track
at Hlcksville. O., p. M. today kill
ing four persons and wounding
three others fatally and dozen others
less seriously. The wreck occurred on
sharp curve. The express, mail, bag
gage and smokingcsrs passed the curve
safely. but the sieepers jumped the
track and were piled up IN a mass of
ruins. The killed are supposed to be q
man from Montpelier, o., two children
from Chicago and q lady from an east
ern city. The track is blockaded and
trains are running around via the Wa
bash line. The particulars thus far are
meager.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

LANSING, Oct. 1.-THE grand en-.
campment Of Odd Fellows elected the
following officers today; Grand pa
triarch. r. X. Root, PlainwelI; high
priest, r. q. Johnson, Lansing; treas
urer. Andrew Harshaw. Aipens; senior
warden, John II. Penfeld, vicksburg
junior warden, JOSIAH Darby, Grand
Rapids; representative TO sovereign
grand lodge. w. W. Owen, Muskegon.
Next years eucampment will be held
At Flint.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

The ex-Prisoners Of War Association
Of Michigan will hold its fifth snnua,
reunion as Iona. Mich, October %
and 20, 1891. All er-prlsoners are cor
daily invited TO attend. The citizens,
q. A. II. snd w. II. q. extend 10 us
hearty welcome 30 their city. Old corn
crackers, meet with us once again.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
An OLD YOUMs PERSON.
How 70 Get old and y oung Again.

ossrwerk broke him dowa. THIS APPLIES 10
thessAnas 81 ossswesked elsFsA mechanics.
shep siria ana others who see themselves
xrsstns tnls In nssn. pale aud ssiiss. Ahd
ssd thsms<isee issiag their psysss@s sifeHxth
sst stfong nsrve. Ihss Eres sssk- nsfseaa.
tlrs easily. have malaria. sullfsslins hssa.
wake Tired mofninxs. iese thslr appetite. be-
cone caasfirstsd. feel Gissrsbis. esa- fhss
sss rapidly brsssing ao~S. saa should nss I'm
metiss~iy tbs great prFvs strengthened ans
bioe1 isvinoraief. Ds. Ssssss's sssssss- IL
VIII give , eissr head. stsenx sns stssss
serves. vigorcss ssrsngth Of hedy. Ase rssksfs
their ycuttfal fesiings
Il hs1 iaaAsssilon. ayspspsis. pslpits tea.
Geld feet ana babas slecpsrss nlgbts. snd Was
Av nervoua ussd Us. Gsesss's hsrssss
sna now have
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. l4.-By an ex-
plosion this afternoon IN the shops Of
the Chicago and st. Paul and Kansas
City Railway at South Park, eleven
persons were injured, three of them
probably fatally. The employees had
been repairing an old engine and de-
cided to test the boiler. Too much
steam was put on and The boiler ex-
ploded with terrible veloc ~. Follow
ing is a list Of the iIju ed: John j.
Clowry, John May, Martin McGrill.
William Davidson. David Zleld, James
Dickson. James Slavin. Charles New
man, Harry Garrickson and two others
whose names were not learned, slightly
hurt. Clancy and May cannot possibly
live and the recovery Of Newman very
doubtful.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

Voss. C. L. Rogers acted - to&stmAs-
ter. The ASSOCIATION dscissmed All M
tentlon OF being laeor orxsalLAuoa'
Its sole object bespg mutual improve
alent After the banquet the Boys
smoked and told stories until another
Jay was entered upon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

The Board Of Health reported the
following contagious diseases yssser-
day; Baby Craig. Jrfterson-ave.,
cholera ntantum; 1illic Vanema. sos
Quimby-st.. Maud Nichols, Isl Fifth.st.
scarlet lever; Neyin Eekert, 25o Fifth
at mpunS
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

Mary n. l.. Broesma Was granted .
divorce from her husband. ksske
Bsoesns. by Judge Grove In the CIR
ea's court yesterday afternoon. she .
allowed ~ per week alimony ana TIE
easioiy OF = MINOR child. The taxable
eosss, including attorneys fee, WAS or
der. q paid by the defendant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

Charles o'Dowd, = member OF the
family VIII ch enjoys quite local repu'
tation rs purloiners Of chickens. was
arrested yesterday by Detective Gates
on suspicion OF having a,olen . number
OF foWls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

The Grand Rapids Railway Cie'ks
Association held banquet last even
sng 81 their club rooms over IS Monroe
st. Speeches defining the object Of the
as~Desatioo were made ~ Messrs.
Ampheidts AeQnery, Roach, Gray and
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

DROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan, coun-
L ~ OF Kent. IS. At n session OF the Probate
Court for said county Of Kent. held 1t the Pro-
bate Office. Ia the city OF Grapd Rapids on the
18th day 81 October. In the year enc thousand
eight hundred and ninety-one.
Present, Cyrus &. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
GARDNER KNAPP. deceased.
Albert Knapp, admi illustrator Of said estate
having rendered TO this court his npal dmi u
istration account.
IL Is ordered. that Friday the 9th day OF
November. 1871. 1t ten O'clock in the forenoon
Ut said Probate once. be appointed for the
examination and allow ance Of said account
Aud IL Is further ordered. thar copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious to said day Of hearing. in the Telegram
uersld. daily peWspa2er printed and circu
lating In said county OF Kent.
CYRUS T.. PERKINS.
"A true copyJ Judge Of Probate.
ApoLPA B. Mason.
thur ect 30 Register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

Is THIS YOU. ovERwoRKED CLERK
no more indigestion or dyspepsia. Ny nerves
are strong. have no more palpitsliop. no cold
feet or hands. sleep we'll and get up refresh
ed. In fact. / feel 1 am myself again. al due
70 DR.. Greene's Nervurs. an positive ev-
erybody viii be benefited by IL.
(HAS. A. JITISwoRTH.
az 7th-st.. Jersey City. y. j."
NJ u 81 DR.. Greece. TIE Successful
I've 1Ss specialist. is suring al forms
of nervous and chronic diseases. - W. liih-
ST.. New York. can BE- consulted fsee. person
ally. or By letter Call or write him about
your case. or sead for symptom blank 20 MI
cut. and letter fully explaining your disease.
giving advice. etc.. will be returned free.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
DnopArF oNpFn-s.st, A. N,chlssn ycoup.

PROBATE 0RpER-state OF Mfchiksn.ceun-
tyof Kent. -; Az session Of the FRO
bate Court fnr said county Of ksat. heia q The
Probate once. IN the eity Of GrAnd kaptde. on
the 18th dsy OF October in the yssr enc
thousand esght huaas 81 and ninefy-ene.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins. judge OF PrenAfe.
n the mafteI Fl the estate %
- LOUISA DALEY. deceased.
An Instrument in writing parpertinE TO ps
the last viii and testament of said deceased,
haying been fied In this esaff for probate.
10 j. er6ered that Mon icy. the 9Th day OIL
November. lssi. st ten Geiecs Ia the creBeer
81 said Probate cree. he sfBoistsi Tor prov
Tag said Instrument
Asd IL ~ further ordered, that = copy Of n Z
craef be pub isbed fhreA success We weeds W .
yioHs 10 said d2y OF hearing. la the feiesf am
herald. . daily newspaper printed aad eirc9-
intfag In said ceanty Of Kant.
CYRUS b PERklNz
a true espy3 Judge Of frebAte.
Apospa r. Mts~s
fhars &C; - Rec stax.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

Scrofula, salt rheum, and all dis
eases Of the blood, dyspepsia, headach.
kidney and liver complaints. and cat
arrh are cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the great blood purifier. Try it..
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15
MOI TIE CITY OF ROME.
But an ltaiisa Freight Steamer Ihss
Foundered at Sea.

But an Italian Freight Steamer Ihas
Foundered at Sea.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE agent OF
the Anchor line IN this city stated At %
p. III. that he had advices from st.
Johns 10 the effect that the steamship
lost is not the City of Rome but is the
freight steamer Citta Di Roma. The
despatch states that the captain and
first officer were drowned but that the
rest of the crew were saved. The agent
wired TO the agents OF the company In
Chicago and other cities denying the
rumor that the City Of Rome had
foundered. At the maritime exchange
q message from st. Johns was received
stating that the lost vessel was . cattle
ship. The maritime register contains a
record of the Citta Di Roma, freight
steamship, Captain Bartoletta, l3S tons
register sailing from New Orleans on
September % and Norfolk on Septem-
Der 80 for Bordeaux and Queenstown.
This probably the steamship which is
lost.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. A.-The steam
ship Citta d; Roma, reported wrecked
last Monday night at Maritime cove, St.
Mary's Bay. n. f., left this port Sept.
%, for Bordeaux, via. Norfolk. She
touched at the latter point Sept. 80,
since which time she has not been
heard from. She had . cargo of l03,-
600 bushels of grain in bulk. and was In
command of Capt. BartOletta and q
crew of twenty-five or thirty men. The
steamer was worth about 500, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-15

The following 10 . list Of the marytass
licenses isxacd aimee last published. With the
names residences twhes oulsids the eity) and
ages Of the parties;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-04
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