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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
SAVED ADMISSION lEl
But Paid Dearly for His Dead
head Privilege.
WONDERFUL ESCAPE OF FRED XUsz
He ciiDss 10 The Tsp ef . sinty Foot
Chiussy 20 See the osmss ssa Falls
Dsva Isstde-kadfy Brafssd aad
Broken. but Alive.

New York. Aug. SIT IL only by
reason of some providential eircum-
stance that Frederick Mnnz 10 alive to-
day. Al II In. he IL now lying on "a
couch In 81. GATHERINGS Hospital.
BROOKLYN. with his body swathed In
bandares. II VIII be some time be-
fore he viii be bile 10 leave there. He
has n broken leg, broken rib and "a
lacerated scalp, and. while his Injuries
are painful In the extreme. there is no
danger OF his shnffling off this mortal
coil. All this happened 10 Frederick
NUM- because he had no money. ard.
because. rather than miss seeing the
games Of tn. Ancient Order OF Hibcr-
mans AT Decklcman's Ridgewood Park.
he climbed 10 the top OF an immense
chimney. sixty feet high. and fell down
the interior to- the ground. NUM-
got along all right until there came a
lull In the sports and he proceeded 10
inspect the interior OF the chimney
Looking down tho inside to the ground
he he anne dizzy. AMI per- ons who W r
watching him saw him wlv,r and then
disappear. Fortunately, there was
hole at the bottom of the big
chimney. about two feet in diameter.
which the masons and bricklayers had
left open as "A means OF egrcss for the
men who were putting the iron braces
on the inside. Through this aperture
those who had witnessed Munz's ter.
rible fall saw him lying. bleeding from
dozen wounds and apparently dy-
ing. They dragged him ont through
the hole and made him as comfortable
as they could until the ambulance ar
rived.
1t Is simply miraculous that he was
not killed. The general belief is that
the numerous iron girders which bind
the walls OF the chimney together
broke NUNS fall. Had they not been
there he would undoubtedly have been
dashed to pieces on the ground b low.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09


Mr.. George A. Cutler has gone north.
Mrs. T. j. Lucas 10 Ill OF typhoid
fever.
Captain H. N. Moore Is back from
Detroit.
DIR. and Mrs. S. G. Miner arc at Trav-
erse City.
Miss Ida Graham is visiting friends at
Greenville.
Mr.. Guy Thompson and sister are at
Charlevoix.
Messrs. A. E. and E. l.. Moseley ale
in Saginaw.
Mr.. W. E. Cooper is visiting friends
in Muskegon.
Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd has returned to
Traverse City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Remington are at
Traverse Beach.
Mr.. W. p. Granger has gone to Du-
luth for week.
Mr.. Manning A. Birge spent the past
week IN Detroit.
Col. and Mrs. J. c. Herkner attended
the encampment.
Mrs. C. A. Hilton is at Neahta wanta
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Foster and child
are at Old Mission.
Miss May Robinson and Miss Pratt
are NJ Harbor Point.
Mr.. John Westerhoff is visiting rela-
tives at Grand Haven.
Marguerite Ryan will spcnd next
week at Ottawa Beach.
Miss FRANKIE Lancaster is visiting
relatives at Muskegon.
Mrs. Udell is the guest of Mrs. +. A.
Stowe ut IIarbor Point.
Mr.. J. w. Moss and family are visit
ing friends at Lakev.cw.
NJ. Comstock konkle has returned
from the Northern rcsorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colt are at Ar
butus cottage. Edeewood.
Mr.. Will Williams and family have
returned from kslamazpo.
A. c. sharp will spend Sunday with
his family at Mseatawa Park.
Miss CLAUDIA Hopper of Fremont is
the guest OF Miss Myrtle Ickcs.
Mrs Dr. Griswold and spn Joseph are
At TrilIium cottage, Edgewood.
MIR. and Mrs. George Heinzelman are
visiting relatives IN Traverse City.
Mr.. Freeman Godfrey has returned
from ColofSdc and New Mexico.
Mrs. I. J. Bernruethcr. of 2is Clancy
st. has gone To Fort Wayne. ind.
Mrs. u. +. Llttleiield ana daughter
are spending q week at Aanistee.
MIR. and Mrs. George stanton will en-.
camp on Marion Island this week.
Mr.. q. r. Couglin and daughter
6rac., have gone IN Traverse Point.
Mrs James titii'iith. OF Traverse
CITY. j. vstting relatives in this city.
Miss IVA Hamilton. of Traverse City.
Is the guest Of M,ss b Louise Clark.
Misses Loasse and Laura Ffiedrich
of lraverse CITY are visiung friends
here.
Prof. c. G.. Swenstnrg and daughter
Mss Bertha have returned ffom the
East.
Mr.. y. ". Nofthsap and ~sfe have
returned fFem tneiT cutting at Bsy
Naee.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lynch and fsmAy of 72
Cfescent-sve., have arrived home from
the Park
Nr. Jaaob Iellenhsek. formerly city
editor Of TIE Eagies new OF Denver, ae-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

John 0rimyrsr Did Not siander Mrs.
Agues veIthoyen.

john 0rimyrsr Did Not sIander Mrs.
Agnes veithov-n.
Yesterday afternoon all OF the Fifth
ward hollanders were In the police
court. either IA witnesses or specta-
tors IN the Grimyzer slander case.
John urimyzer was arrested on con-
paint Of Mira. Agnes vclthoven.
charged with having accused her OF
want of chastity by saying that she
was living with Herbert Wander Bo-
CART "a his wsfe. The complaining
witness took the stand and swore TO
Substantially what the complaint set
forth. IL appears that the defend
ant. GFimyzcr. IL a brother-in-law OF
Wander Boogart. and came TO this
country about six months ago. At
that time Wander Boogart's wife was
sving. but later she died. Grimyzer
had bren living with them Ia this city,
Tut after his sisters death he went to
eiusktgon- After he had been there
some time. Mr. Wcithovcn went to the
sawdast City and told him that his
b-other-in-iaw had alleniated hin
wills affections from him and that he
was living with her. Grimyzer i'm
mediateiy came TO Grand Rapids and
told Herbert that he did not think IL
looked right for him TO spend the
money saved before his wife's death
on another woman. and not pay his
sisters funeral expenss. This resulted
In GrimTzer's arrest for SANDER.
Everybody had blood In the eye and
both sides were arrayed against each
other. IL was necessary for the court
20 call them 20 order several times.
II was jury trial and the verdict
brought In was not guilty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

All young men who wish TO enter the
Michigan Military Academy at Orchard
Lake can take the examination tor ad-
MISSION. Monday, August 10. at the
Morton House IN this city. Colonel
X ,Jgers. superintendent. aud Professor
butts, principal, wlil he m the city tor
the purpose OF examining candidates.
Graduates from tnls school are somii-
ted so advanced standing in tae univer-
elty without examination.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

In the show windows of II. Leonard
Sons and Company, are displayed sam
Piles Of cut glass. furniture trimmings,
silver ware and other products of Meri'
den, Connecticut, industries. On IN,
window is fastened the following pla.
card: "Tbis city alone pays 10 Merldeu
An annual tribute Of $4,000 for these
and similar goods. Moral for our cit.
zens. Encourage manual training,
diversity your industries, make these
goods Yourself and receive an income
of m,,lsons of dollars"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

The American drama. practically
speaking, is yet IN It's Infancy ana 10
will probably be some years he'ore
this country can boast Moi'efe or
sheridan. None the icse, the iaet mss
been sande evident that In the new
American comedy, 'rhe President. ).
a degree ~ constructive stiii hrilhaney
~ wit and elegance OF dictios has been
attained which speaks volumes IN pe'
half az the American writer IN op-
portunity viii b. given % the hieater.
soers af Graad Rapids 10 Judge "f the
valse ~ this statement for thems' iffs I
next Friday evening, whrn The Presl-
dent" will ne presented for the iifst
time here az Powers Grand opera
Hoase by a company of weii-kn""
ntaYsrs. headed hy those f"phiaf
soang comedians, Frank payia ana
Prank Lane. Managers Davis ahd
Hendricks also pFomi~e some ess y
tionslIy.fine stags Settings nom the
hrssh ~ that prince OF scenic aftsstsi
Wm N0egtlin.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

Mecca OF tho ultra fashionable world
Tuxedo was formerly opened with q
most magnificent amateur theatrical
performance ever given in the United
States; money was not spared, on cos
timers, scenery and accessaries; the
widest scope was given to the paint
ers and designer; money was as free
as water, and talent turned the tap.
Mrs. James Brown Potter, at that
time in the zenith OF her fame as an
amateur society actress. headed the
cast. Others in it were Miss Elsie De-
Wolfe. now in Paris under Sardou
tuiticc and finishing for her approach
ing debut in this country in 'Ther-
midor;" Edward Fales Howard, and
others OF the New York's four hundred,
who mt that time were intensely con-
sumed with IN inward fire of ametuer
fame. The NSw York papers daily de-
voted columns to extollng the beau
ties OF the new resort. and to detailing
the gay doings there OF the assembled
fashionables. All this time within al
most speaking distance OF Tuxedo
Ed. Marble was Willing away the
pleasant spring and summer days with
his friend, George Thatcher. at the
latter's home i'm Palinficld Marble Is
very full OF ideas. He Is both demo-
cratic and matter OF fact. He put
on his skull thinking cap. he invested
in rcams OF paper, hc set his train OF
thought in motion. and he lay awake
nights with something worse than
indigestion. He had an idea and he
was struggling in the throes OF author
ship. Finally. the idea was born,
nursed and weancd. and the result will
be given the public here Wednesday
night at Powers opera House, with
George Thatchcr's Minstrels. allied
with Rich & Harris Comedy Company
will present Tuxedo" n three act
farcical comedy, dealing with societies
caprices.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
TDotlight Flashes.

Donnelly & Girari, the very funny
comedians, come here the latter part
OF the month In Natural Gas"
Manager Burroughs states that Red
mond's will he III order for the rccep-
ton Of Riley In The Broom Maker
OF Carlsbad week from tomorrow
night. The :theater is being very hand
somely decorated.
Manager Smith will begin his season
on August IL. and will gived his pat
rons a speciality performance with n
new feature. which includes a Creole
first part, followed by a burlesque en-
titled Cupid in Paradise"
Manager Strong, OF the Wonderland.
arrived in the city with his family on
Thursday. lie states that he has COM
pleted arrangements for grand re-
opening of this amusement place on
August 24
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

grssersai Diseussien Broashs DOVE tn

Abraham and Hubert Wonder Bo-
gart are brothers. hut In spite OF the
family connection there Is no love lost
between them. In fact they are bit.
ter enemies. and take advantage OF
every opportunity 10 give each other
the worst Of it For period OF
about two years they were sn the con
tracing business together In build
Ing the First Reformed church trouble
arosc which ended In their dissolution
IN January last. and since that time
ff has been continual war between
them. When they dissolved partner
ship they divided their tools and pos-
se~@fons. Hubert accuses Abraham of
knocking him down and threatening
90 kin him. and the latter accuses the
former of having stolen some tools
from Ma barn. and yesterday morning
svore oat a warrant for hls arrest
charging Abraham with stealing two
Yfsc~s 81 ltm 1is~i az sf.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
IN SOCIETY,".

The Concert at the Ottawa wednesday y
Night-PersOnai Mention.
The concert gwen by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Parker Robinson on Wednesday
night at the Ottawa Was q most delight.
full affair. Mr.. Robinson showed that
he has rich full baritone voice which
has been developed by the best of train
ing. He sang his selections IN mas.
terly manner which captivated the
audience. Mrs. Robinson's skill "a n
piano artist is too well known to need
any further comment than to cay that
she never played better than on this
occasion. TOmasO's orchestra fur
and as usual received many encores.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
JURY EXCUSED.

No work For Th~m In Superior Court
This Term.
The jury in the superior court has
been excused for the term. The jurors
were TO have come together last Mon
day, but after interviewing the prose-
cutting attorney, Judge Burlingame de-
clded that it would be unnecessary TO
call them in again and he notified them
that their services would be no longer
required. BY this notification he saved
the city q matter of s4s in fees. The
September term of court will open
early next month. The most important
case anu the case that will attract the
most attention is that against the Street
Railway corporation.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

oempanied Merriam post 10 this eify
and will spend sunday wssh inenaA
here.
M,se Cora Weir has returned frona
Kalamazoo. accompanied by Miss Lss-
tie Dorsey.
Mfs. J. W. Adams, OF Adams A Co.,
II "a Albany. n. y. visiting her soa'
4. b. Adams.
Mrs. r. II. Rurnham and daughter,
Of oswego, y. Y, are the guests OF Ma
k. i. Burdick.
| Lewis Sergeant. Of kalamazoo. sup r.
iDtendent of the {. h. Il =, Was ia the
city Yesterday.
Rev. aud Mrs. David X. Breed and
Misses Esther aud May Breed are at
weqaetsnsng.
Miss May Pockard. of i4s Spring -si.,
has gone 70 Burr Oak fof = month .
visit with friends.
! Irwin X. Perry has gone 70 Traverse
Cay TO spend a couple OF weeks AMONG
his friends there.
Col. r. NJ. Williams has returntd
/ from Detroit where ne mas been attend
ing the enca.Bpment.
/. Miss Hannah Wheeler, OF Boston, "a
visiting her cousin. Mrs. DIR. Gee, Gli'
bert block. Morroe-st.
Mira. c. T.. Edgcomb left last night on
bnsin~ss trip to New York and Boston
70 be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. c. l.. Harvey and sister Eliza
beta A. Miller. have returned from n
months visit at Traverse City.
tenor singer. 10 engaged to marry Mis:
Mary Howe, of Brattleboro, Vt.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, of Springfield,
10 the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. IA
wonderly 1t their Old Mission cottage.
Misses Anna and Louisa Leiteit,
daughters { Adolph Leitelt, are visit.
ing friends n Detroit and WyAndotte.
Miss A. L. Wilcox. who has been sales
woman for Miss Minton for three years
has taken . position with Cori. Knott a
| Co.
Mrs. L. ]. Kimhall of PA n. Division
ST., has returned from Jackson where
she was called by the sickness of her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Pitts and son
who have been spending . few weeks
at Macatawa Park. have returned
home.
Miss Laura Harrigan, principal o!
the Iona school. is spending = week
with Msss Grace Ingraham, of Scrih-
| ner-st.
Misses Zella and Fannie Mercer and
Flossie Holmes are visiting their grand
father Holmes. At Hubbardston, lonia
| county.
Mrs. F. w. Williams and daughter
have been spending the week at Maca-
tawa Park.
Mrs James and Warren Mornson OF
| Warren, Ohio, are the guests of y. r.
Mornson. of lis Bostwick, their sol
and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Ireland, OF l4t
South Prospect-st,, returned Yesterday
from weeks outing at Sylvan Beach.
near Whitehall.
Mr.. Will +. White, Of White 4 White,
and Mrs. Moshier. formerly of the
| Livingston, this city, are TO be married
at Chicago, this week.
Mrs. Della Davis spent the past week
| with Mr.. Enos Putnam and family a.
| Bear Lake resort. She returns 10 Bos.
! ton, soon. for permanent residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Tracy, of Fife
Lake, were in the city Yesterday oil
their way home from the Detroit en-
campmcnt. They also visited Mrs.
| Tracy's parents at Jackson.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
SEIZED lHE SllLlM
Uncls os1s Beys oapturo ~
vssssAs il nshri1g -.
The IlsT VlRIIJcs blslErllDE1
The DrstisA sehssass msrvaa ssn -
American Gran L. Ntufa enc
essEhs Sieaasisg 49,
sealing LANA

wAsnIssros, Asg. s--oapl c.
son. commanding the revense eu1tro
zush. reports u the treasury depor>meu1
under date of ounslaSka, Joly 3. 90
on the eth uit. whiis cruising % -
northward Of Ununsk pass viii NJ
command for the parposs OF waxpiae
vessels IN pursuit Of seals no& q euons
Behring sea. he fell In with the nsittnh
schooner T. h. Marvin. Caleb Ncn,n-
gan master. of Victoria. b. C.. having q
board twenty-three men and al tho
Implements necessary for soAlinn.
Upon being hailed Capt. AeDoueall
said he wAs sealing. Capt Coul-oo
therefore lowered . bo,t and sout
Lieuts. Newcomb and Cantwoll -
board and thoroughly examipe The 49,
sci ON examination BY the ofziocvs &C
the Rush two fresh seAlstins wepe
found on board.
The circumstances Of Tie cone onA
the evident intent of the master 10
continue sealing. Notwithstanding the
warning. were considered su<1icient by
Capt Coulson 10 justify the seizure -
the vessel Lieut. Qninan WAS PLACED
on board, and the vessel. crew, Arsns.
sealskins. papers. etc. were celivero1
into the custody of Lieut. Com Mead,
u. 5. N. commanding the steamer
Alki. and were sent 10 ounalaska
Capt Hopper. commanding the reve,
nue. steamer C'orwin. reports To The
treasury department the seizure Of the
American schooner La Ninfa Of San
Francisco. near St Paul's island. for
violation of the presidents proclamar
tion. This vessel was boarded In Ech-
ring sea and warned by the
United States steamer Theta
She had then on board oins-
teen sealski ins. Instead of needing -
warning 10 leave the Ia Hinfn -
maincd there until seized seven dsys
later oy the Thetis. No sd6itionjl
skins were found on board Thirh
Lieut. John son was placed in charge q
the prize. with . detail Of four armed
men. with orders ~ proceed 70 ounar
taska-
Eighty sealing vessels are known -
be in the sea or on their way there
Capt Hopper says there has been =
great deal of fog. which makes il dim
cult 10 find the seslers. but of the boats
boarded the catch has hem small o.
account of rough. windy weather
VIcroMA, b. C., Aug. s-The sea]er
Triumph has arrived from BehrinQ sea
with l7s skins aboard The Triumph
reports having been orde-,d away from
the sea by her majesty's ship Pheasant,
and that she was the eighth vessel thai
ship had ordered on
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

How very dry il 10, or has neeu,
viii cay who attend the Augos -
ing at the city hall next Tueoo4
l.3op. m. Wheat vail lie the CO..
Come with samples Of your own. i -
have any, aud zee the dozen voes.l -.
from the Agricultural College, nnQ -
discuss the merits OF vaf'epes, eu1fqG-
care. marketing aud usss OF the ene[1
II you were bred 10 eat bread. She 49,
ing may interest you.
A. w. s1.As4ox. ssc'g.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

40 the z n A Home, August s.
Dr. n " fsatoa, of I4t Noaroe-st. +,
ereeated one a the most difficult
pfeees ~ surgery accomplished in some
time, Hs sHeeeedea in successfully per-
forming a eemplefs 0rifiefal saF1icai
operation upoa Or. Sallieaa. who has
beea ssifeflng more Or less f0r the
past two years It ives a ease -
life ~ dssth ana D.. Sullivan j. get
tiasz wcIl fast
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
At 1HI PLAYHOUSES
Opening OF the Dramatic Season
in Grand Rapids Thesters-
YOy YoySoy At POWERS GRAND
To - ssiisvsd by Gee rhstehsr's Com
pasy ts "rsxsas"-fhs New Play
The Rrestdsst - other
Amusement News

All the Grand Rapids theaters will
be open in fortnight The regular
evening. Redmond's will be open with
Riley in The Broom Maker" A week
from tomorrow evening and Manager
smiths Waterloo-st. theater will open
with speciality company week
hence. The Wonderland will open on
August "a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
oIo MEMORIES
Brsvsss sp 20 an. W~-~sers 81 0.rr,sss
fssf Yesterday.

waite the Merriam Post. ~ Meri.
den. Conn. we're visiting az the sold
ter-' Hopze yesterday. T. = Merriam
eon Of Fred = Merriam. now deceased.
after whom the post was named. ar.
rived In the city FROM Esesaaha. where
the family naw reside. and addressed
fhr pest ~ file auditorium 81
she hone HI femarks we're of sseh a
tiF aafFlsm siss rsad better from
kis mo her . ias M~r fm Post. ehs. a
eas-ed tears 30 fisssv iF0sn ths eyes os
rfany.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
y,aruer's Death

During the investigation Of the case
of Samuel Harper. who was drowned
at the Lake Thursday. Coroner Pen
warden came to the conclusion that
there are not proper facilities ut the
bathing park for the saving of lives or
the relief of bathers in any emergency.
II the guard had been ready Tor action
and had there been restorative son hand
1T is probable that death would not
have resulted.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

The Board of Public Works - ~,
terdav afternoon and held : short -
SION. The Has,ings-st- sewer bsds ve1s
laid on the table. The contrsct Tor ~
proving Galder-st. was let - kcne =
Harry Van der Neen for ts,24p. For
improving Bowers ct. Jsmte H. Heey
was the successful bidder. some roo-
tine bus,nesr was ds~posed Of. afssr
which the board adjourned
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
DWeIlinr Rurntd

The alarm of FIRE from box - About
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon was
occasioncd 10y the burning of two
story frame house at 4s Coliax.st., IN
the northern part of the city The
dwelling WIS occupied Icy q. T.. Houts
who loses &l0o ou his furniture without
insurance. The building ls owned by
II. Il. Woodcock aud was damaged TO
the extent of about 500.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

We wish 10 say this TO all err;ng
women and girls in Grand Rapids, who
may not be aware of the fac., THAI il
there are any among them Who sin
cerely desire TO reform and we beiiete
there are many SUCH. they wlll lind
the way TO complete abandonment of
their mistaken lives, without pobl,citys
by applying 1T the Emerson Home.
waferioo-st. Only guarantees ~ eie-
cerlty is required
By order OF the DooS1,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

station Master nanke. of the Union
depot. has gone a. Fttoskef sd xiis
return tile fose para 81 a.. wsss
Tie retoskey and Aas.inaw frs NJ
Yesterday morning were unusually
lsrge, al coscliss htlre rril hiiea
The D., L. a y have en- excursion
both 70 aud frpln Detroit tesisy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

New York. Aug. s.-R. q. Dun re-
ring throughout The country duisng
the last seven days nami'ss. for sne
Juit,f Ststei, sos tor tanaar. -. total
2Sl a. tofiparvd With "a tOta 81 80
lasl week sal 2s4 the week lfsvioas
30 issi. For The correspond't.g week
last yea Tive hgares weFe go. rrfsrs-
ssnliug i7$ failures IA tne tagitd Stslos
anu 20 80 Canada
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09
psiiooei., KiI,ed

London. Aug. s. -. A rarachutist
named Higgins made balloon ascen-
SION today at Icids. lie was accom-.
panied nv Miss Deyoe. In ascending
ine balloon struck telegraph pole.
The car WAS upset and both occupants
fell 10 the ground. The woman es-
cap~d injury. bat the man struck a
fence IN his descent and WAS instantly
Killed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

There Wilt be a meeting on Monday
evening. August 10, ~ Tho Knights OF
the Golden Eagle hall. on West Bridge
It. for the purpose OF organizing a
command of tbe UnIon Nsterans'
lnion. All veterans Of tlIr late var
who served at least sx montiis~-unlsss
discharged on account Of soands re-
eeived ia the s1fsiee--are eligible.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

Hamilton. Ont. Angus 8. -fuO
$1,000 people Witnessed the double
sculI race here this afternoon. fof The
worlds championship. between Ed-
IIanlsn and Wm. o'Connor an one boxt
and Jake Grsndam and Wm. Mckay ia
the other. The one and one-hait NILE
stake was reached by Hanlan asld
0'Connor IN minutes and > seconds.
On the home stretch the ieaders did
not exert themselves and when within
q quarter OF mile of the flnish, they
stopped rowing and Hanlan dipped ne
hand in tue bay. They finally Won :
comparatively easy victory, ty elx
lengths, in 1926. Grandsm a Mckays
me WAS not taken.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

The following II the program os tfe
e..rengt,e ,esnfsry testimonial wbieh has
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