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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
IRON MILLS WILL eE BUSY.
Three Times As wssy orders Book ed ~
There Were oae Year Age

Nsw YoRK, Doc. e.-An important
meeting of the representatives Of the
steel rail manufacturers OF the United
states vas held yeste rday in the Mills
building, and IT was officially stated
that orders for rails now placed among
the variou. mills IN thecountry amount
10 nearly 500. .0oo tons. This is about
three times the amosnt ordered at this
season last year. and az the iron trade
a the pulse of the business condition
ct the country Il u remarkably hope
ful sgn.
"vhen irou goes up look out for good
tinss,- q an AXIOM which has never
failed 90 prove true in this eountry.
The steel rsIl mills sre spre +, b kept
busy sii of next yesf on the orders now
oa hand, aud it was found today thu,
the demand - FAR ahead of recent esti-
mates. One oof tue highest officers Of
tha PennsylvanIs railroad. whseh re-
Gently ordered 70,ooo tons OF new rails
for 80 own lines, sad today ~ 10 not
remember . time when the railroad
business IN this country wss ass r. prom
sing shsn - - toSsy"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
HILL IS THE CHIEFTAIN
Governor Winans says He Has
Eroadened Out.
GROVER IS GREATLY Weakened
NJ tho Gi.seisa OF Csisp To shs spsAksr-
shts-rss satssF ossstsss 10 Dc che
o1s foe Meas Years tampAtxs.
Gossip fFon ths uoGsss.
what DO you think Of Crisp's slec-

what 40 you think Of Crisp's slec-
tionP' ASKED a reporter for the fELE-
sk4A-hEaALD. as ne met Gov. WlnAns
ln the LOBBY OF sweets last night.
|oh, I'm delighted with il. /
conldn's DC netter pleas d. While for
sectional reasons ! would have pre-
tsr1ed Springer. yet Crisp Is Just the
man far the plse | Was with all Of
tneIn In congress Tor four years, aud L
aei free 70 say tAat know OF 40 other
maa except Carlisle 50 well fitted for
thai poslsloa as Crisp He IS scholarly
aud has that eoolaess and conuoi of
himself That Distinguishes Reed, with
ont wh.eh the latter never could have
earned oul hss measures OF last year.
Nilis Is loo nervous and excitahle TO
preside over such u oulens body as
the house. Springer - an excellent
IariameniaFlsn, but be hasn't the
rapidly and deeisveness n framing
his dec sions which Crisp has. tie heal
tatss aud frames MS sentences two or
three times, but Crisp 10 always cool
aud collected"
''WLatsffect will Crisp's election have
On Cleye.snd's chances for nomlnz-
LoBs asked the reporter.
ION / think Mr.. Cleyelsnd's Q chances
are decreased. but he IS by no means
cot OF the race. His chances have been
materially injured however, while
hills have been increased materially
It's reputation has been brosdened
from that OF New York politician to
that OF a national politician. | am
eisd OF Crisp's election for another
reason lie 3 IA sympathy with the
Farfaers' alliance. La order for the
democracy TO carr the soIth aud west,
II must have a man who can appeal to
this movement. Crisp Is all right on
the tariff question and on the silver
question, too. In Tact, the silver ques-
uon - the main issue. Nothing can be
done ~ regard % the tariff for the next
ten years. The republicans have ma
Jority VI twelve Ia the senate, and can
maintain their supremacy. The demo
Gratis can gam one senator In New York
and possibly ole from Michigan; but IL
- not probable. Hence any tariff legis-
iation Is mere sentiment lt Is TINS fact
that wiil cause Clevelsnd's defeat IN
the convention. provided. of course,
that ne - defeated. But | think for
Any man 10 be elected. on the demo
cratic ticket. ne must De all right on the
silver Question.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

James Murphy ~ ntepoted on ses-
picion of having eto1o4 - ovsfcost. .
pair Of gloves. gold 1oc1ed cane aud
plush bsndt srchsef go from the Office
OF Snydsr's livery et41,a where he was
employed. MurphS 6<se the hand
kercbief case ts = Nc<1oo 81 5p Epr,nf
street aud then vAu1(1 - give her the
umbrella bat sac rof01o4 u saying that
she believed he ho1 otoien st. This
made him mad a151 - struck tlse fair
creature She ncf1xmo0. the poice
came and that . ~ Qog NJ ~as apple
heuded.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

The annual communication of Grand
River Lodge, No. "a. +. 4 A. NJ, was
held in Masonic hall last evening. The
secretary's report showed that the past
year had been a prosperous one from
every standpoint. The membership
numbers 539 and the treasury is rich
with the accumulation of years. The
officers elected we're:
w. M.-Charles NJ. Norton.
s. VS.. V. DeGraff.
j. WI. Rundio.
Treas.-E Ebenezer Anderson.
Sec'y.-L. A. Rogers.
The worshipful master appoin ted
Charles 4. Mech, senior deacon. l.. W.
Rice. junior deacon, and Charles II.
Brown, tyler.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
FIRED FROM 1HE HONE
That's What the Veterans Draw
ing tl2-Pensions VIII Be.
AFTER The FIRST OF NEXT APRIL
uaasr . Rssoiastoe OF the board Adept
cd NsstsTdsy--A Gsserai mSstisg OF
All state 6sArds 10 be caiisa-rhs
Mssisy Matter Disposed OF.

The Soldiers home board Was in ses-
sion yesterday and all the members in
cluding Gov. winans. were in attend
ance. The morning session waa devo-
ted to routine business The Grand
Rapids Ice and Coal company in =
communication represented that IN
taking the contract TO supply the home
with coal the contract called for Brazil
sack coal. The miners went out on a
strike in October and 1t became lmpos-
sible to secure that particular kind OF
coal ani another variety OF higher
quality was supplied. The difference
IN price amounted to about 500 for the
November supply Of coal and the COM
pany asked the board to be reimbursed.
The petition WAS tabled.
A. Leitelt Il Co. provided new en-
gIne for the home. The contract price
was 800 and In rendering bill the
firm put in claim for extras. The
extras will be cut of ss it was specified
in the contract that the engine should
be complete.
To Discharge the Veterans.
In the afternoon . large number of
accounts were audited. DIR. Rush j.
Shank then offered resolution that no
veteran shall be received into the home
hereafter who draws a pension OF Sl2 a
month; and that after April l. 1892, all
the inmates who are drawing that much
pension shall be discharged. II before
April I, the attendanc. reaches 900,
then those inmates who draw that
much pension and who are able to do
some work are to be discharged. Ii
was adopted. Hitherto the maximum
pension allowed ~ an inmate was
above Sl2 month.
On motion of b. F. Graves, the gov
ernor ia requested to call q joint meet
ing OF the boards of managers Of all
/ state stitutions TO discuss how to re
arrange the institutions, provide
supplies, economic aud discuss other
matters of general interest to their in
| stitutions. The Manlcy matter came
up again, and It was unanimously de-
cided to refer the matter to the attor-
| ney general, and let him take such
measures as he deems best.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

wanss them 60 improve. lie studies .
great deal himself and does everything
ns can 81 put them IN better circum-
stances He - very popular WITH the
p ople- They love him very much.
Aad he loves them. lie thinks just ss
much Of tie poor people As he does OF
the rgeh- We aren't so far along as
America and Eng and; but We are im-
proving rapidly, aud our people are al
ready more civilized than the kusslaas,
les, SIR. that's true"
j. w. Wheelo New York agent
for Nelson, Natter and company Of th.s
elty. - ~ the Morton. Mr.. wheeloek
thinks this viii De good year for fur
nlturs men. Speaking OF styles. he
said: There VAS once . time when
there Vas de diversity Of styles te-
tween the east and west; but that has
ali disappeared. The west now de-
mands Just As high grade rs the east,
and we sell the same style of furniture
IN one that We do IN the otner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
COULD NOT AGREE.

Crab, the Alleged Horse Thief, viii
Nave Another Trial.
The trial Of Charles Crab for the lar
ceny of Or. James MePherson's horse,
occupied the attention OF Judge Grove
IN the circuit court yesterday. The
people presented what was considered
by the prosecutofhs very strong case.
but the charge of Judge Grove was
practically instructing the jury To bring
in q verdict of not guilty. The Jury
went out about 4:.sD- o'clock and re-
turned just before IL O'Clock and re-
ported thsfit could not agree. A new
trial will be had.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
PLEASANTLY sANausTEp.
ssidisrs' Home Beard Entsrtained y
General Rutherford

sstdisrs' Home Beard Entertain~d M
General Ratlerford
Gen. l.. @. Rutherford gave the mem
bers Of the Soldiers home board very
pleasant banquet last evening at his
residence on Packard street. Dinner
wss served from tiIl 10 O'Clock and
the following honored guests were the
recipients of the generals hospitality
Gov. winans. Lansing: James A. Croner.
Menoninee: y. r. Graves. Adrian. Col.
Geo. =. SANFORD and Dr. kush j. shank.
Lansing; Major l.. w. sprsgue. Green
vile, memners OF the board and Enos
Putnafn, samuel sears. Joseph House
man and j. w. Rosenthsl of tors city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
lsTTta FROM MR.. SMITH.
ne Writes of Bi. Experience on . Ts,r
Through the West.


Below ia given All extract from a let
ter sent by Viii an Alden Smith 10 his
sister Blosee and parents, and was
written AT Colorado spri ngs. II refers
20 the trip of Mcssfs. Smith. Head and
families toward San Ffsneisco ia Man
ager Heads private car
ColohApo srHfN5.s. Dec B. IL m. While
Mrs. iieald u getting ready iof dinner,
will write a line. We arrived here this
morning, and are invited cat 70 q y. m.
dinner with Mr. aDi Mrs. Rafnhsrt and
Mr. aud Mrs. Hnstmgs. Prom there 20
20 our car ia order rs be ready fof the
transfer ffofo Denver 4 Ro Grand rad
road % tht Colorado AetIcau faiir3ee.
in the va yrn ne We staftfof feadvi cand
the famous Dot epfiugs. wnsre you can
swim IN water lev degrees bet and be
snow 5aiied at the same time. The hnt
water comes gust ing puf oi tse earth
at an s;ftn8e ~ e'eil fsrt above sns
level in szht of Fskes a. asd ~ the
very migt ~ nsennGaIn scenery. Is
fsBsie1s gae 0i tist 0Hs sasi4g. itAt 8
Peak ~ hast xfas let E.. efs.f
tssfden of tse sso8s tsf3sf. is9t fffe agfs-
den snov storm inicri feH. aa1 - ha
lssye 70 return e a. whfeH nfff
iut nno hr Hsaid q fes ez - id f
ard yoa would hardly kr8s 80 isnd
seen siek, sna i as ivtit e*a - &
We ar recf wing . gffa atai 1ft -.
ton from railroad ~ u aba - are
ali trying to nssssef ti4e tiFxHst
isgseuaee tsefore - reaeh fsat sslrfiifs.
SECRETARY Blame has seut is.tsss n - ~
fff,sf o. sfsft n the fssi-r fs-ntt tfs.safe
ard cse~al gtnersl ~ ths fed
states At the Csty of Mexico aIsd tiis
rsiir 81 mes 81 asrfee aFe Iglsnalng n
shea "a ifielf coewtrv 81 grest style.
we shsll tske ftfe< different rsntes
tkrosen The fock srs in ord, % sfs tiss
coangfy "a nara "a ~s can. We sffl
Ftaeb Ssa ffsnt scs stsout tbf 20lh
iast
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
THEY KEEP WITHIN THE LIMIT.
Tho County Poorhous@ building Con
mittee Has . 1000 to spare.

niittee Has = 5000 to Spare.
The building committee appointed
by the board Of supervisors on the
county poorhouse has lot the contract
for the mason work TO William Koepke
for $3.50. Jacob Barth 4 Son secured
the contract to do the carpenter wor k
for $l3,250. There il left $4,000 of the
amount appropriated w.tn which to buy
the brick and pay for the plumb ug.
This will make the cost of the structure
$1,000 less than the lowest bid received
and rejected. The excavation of the
cellar will he concluded today and the
work of laying the foundations begun
at once.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
very thankful 10 ind them 80 9 .
fSrtxbie.



One of tae greatest difficulties IN the
way of reformation of these girls is the
fact that go many OF them are opium
opium OF morphine esteIs- Bat they
ara not allowed q particle OF II Aiief
they enter the hoae. Tie matroa SAs
sskea II II dldn't aurt the giris 10 bfoas
OF So suddenly from such habit ss4e
answered that they uld suffered 10
some extent, but thai she believed
much OF the suffering vac assunea.
ksen IN the case of woman WHO bad
been addicted 10 ihe use oi 4 Tor seven
teen veass. the same rule Mas made.
.Rut she has never overcome the
effect OF the hahi." sad ,sgt-i IA
Collier. "and prcssbls Assef VII.
She 10 erratie, usrsllshae ss'd
moody, although sine s iislng
respectable lsle. By tie way,
we find that there are more morph ne
aud OPIUM eaters among tte had women
of s.raad Rapids than Ia anv other eils
we ever were In, not sNoepilug New
York and Chicago. l don't KNOW way
IT q 80, but IL is, nevertheless And
another thing, the had women here are
much more ignorant than they are ~
New York and other eastern cities. IL
IL tskt tAAtHtiDsl lttIt ~ ttttf< - 49,"
educated well brought-up, dissoiute
woman. Most of them are densely
ignorant 1hls 10 true ali over the
west; but must say that know any
thing about. Grand Rapids the black
est ia sin and misery"
Needs ef the Home.
Not thing Was donated 10 the Res
cue home Thanksgiving pay-it Was
entirely forgotten. Think OF thai,
Christian people. A home founded iot
the purpose OF rescuing your sisters anu
daughters, home where the poorest,
most degraded. most wretchcd of them
will be welcomed in the name OF Him
whom y profess TO love and worship,
q home without financial backing, ihat
has never had an endowment-and not
one IN all this city thoughtful enough
to remember II, when there was so
much to be gwen away. The home re-
ceives $40 week from . friend, james
IOwe--but that Is all they can depend
on; IS Of that must go for rent, role
of the army beng that they shall not
run into debt. On the rest they must
live, aud find find food, fuel
and raiment for from two 10
eight girls. At present their
greatest need is coal. But many other
things are needed. Captain Collier and
her assistant hardly know when they
have any u thing they may call tneir
own. Some glri may como IN whose
clothing must be burned, and TO dress
her again, the captain has 10 20 To her
own wardrobe. There are hundreds OF
ladies in this city who have dresses,
wraps, undercothng. shoes. and every
other article of woman's dress put
! away IN their closets. If some of these
women would only roll up bundle OF
! such articles aud send them 10 the Res-
cue Home, it would help 80 muchl
Then provisions disaTp p ar SO iast when
there are SO many mouths TO feed! A
donation Of provisions, OF anything.
would he very acceptable TO the noble
women who are sacrificing their lives
that some other woman may learn to
lead pure life.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
Watson Pest A N

Al regular meeting of Amsss r.
Watson post, No. 395 e.. A. r., the fol-
lowing ogiicers-were elected for the en-
SUNG year.
Connmander-W r. Johnson.
:. V. Commander-D. y. Kline.
J. V. Commander--J. II. gei.
Quartcrmaster-C. VI. Fox.
Surgeon J. +. Failing.
thaplsln-J. NJ. Bixby.
q. OF D.-I. V. Bamoreauv.
%. of Ct. N. Ranyon.
Delegates 10 department encsmpmeut
&C. :. Wilson. John Brown.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
PROMISES SUCCESS.
The Worlds Fair in the Fifth Ward
Largely Attended.

"The Worlds FAIR in the Fifth
Ward" for the benefit of the now Epis.
copal church which opened IN Saund-
er's hall on Plainfield avenue yester.
day bidsfair to be = complete success
both financially and socially. The hall
is beautifully decorated. The depart.
ments are admirably arranged aud
some OF the prettiest young ladies in
the city are Ill attendnkuce. The supper
was good substantial one, and the
musical and literary enterta lnment was
bright and interesting. The attend
ance was good last night; but the merits
OF the fair d,ssrve larger one tonight.
The structure will be built on the cor.
ner OF Center and Fourth streets on
land donated by C. q. Comstock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10


DARLINGTON, Wis, Dec. 9.--About
O'Clock yesterday morning John Meig-
han. Sr., one Of the men arrested for
alleged completely IN the Sieboldt
lynching, got up to ix the fire in q
small stove in the cell. and was horn
fled To find that his nephew, John T..
Meighan, was hanging by the neck to
the cell door, having attempted TO com
NIT suicide. He at onco gave the alarm
and Toby Baldwin. VINO 10 IN lail tor
shooting McArdle, at Shullsburg, run
and cut the dying man down. The
deputies were aroused WHO imme-
diately ran for physlcians, who worked
over the unconscious man for IA couple
of hours, when he seemed TO revive.
He has since got worse and may not
live the night out.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

"Little Jake seugman, the noted
Saginaw capitalist, arrived At the Nor
ton late last night to confer with sena-
tor Wessehus and other stockholders OF
the Reeds Lake electric road relative
10 purchasing the road, and putting II
into operation. 81 haven't made up
my mind 10 any thing definite" he said
last night. II shall consult with Sena.
tor Wess illus tomorrow and see what
arrangements We can come 10. shall
look the property over and II every
thing 10 satisfactory, 1t is is possible
that I may purchase the property; but
can't say anything definite IN regard
to il tonight"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

The yeang people Of the Ames N. y.
church are ir pairing an interesting
program 10 Dr. presented ~ an enter :
.s.nnsent. 10 b. given by them Al the
chufeh on Tuesday evening, December
Is. The Sonasy schools ~sll Also eve
an entertainment on The eveasne of Tire
18th.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
LAYING THE PIPES.
Fifteen Miles of the New Water Hiaiss
Laid.

The laying of. the mains is progress.
ing rapidly. Five contracts have been
let, each one for strip of about four
miles and fifteen miles have already
been completed. The work in the
Sixth and Tenth wirds has already
been completed and that in the Fifth
ward will be finished this week. The
First and Seventh ward contracts arc
ABOUT half completed. The contracts
m the Second, Third, Fourth, Eighth
and Ninth wards making q total oi
thirteen miles will be let later.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

John coilins TIE indix~nt perscn vho
wss removed From Lsnap,nsn's lodsnx
hosss 10 she T. r. A. Msndsy died
yesterday of pnsursensa. Th~rus~ran.
tenasnt Of the poor ses~xssehes a.
fsss 10 his moshsr st Chesxe sed re-
esssesi tlsstfuesloos - hotd the f@snasus
sessl siss sfftssa - care Tor shsns.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
WRECKED sY AIS wfe


vietsm - Wema.. rsreay.
sAs FkAxcfsco. Cal, Dec. s-~5isn
GilIls. an old miner OF soaosa. Tuo-
iunne eoanty, mssss pubic for the
hrst ume ihe ssyss~ry ~ the hfe Of the
lass Prentice Mnllera. Who for years
va his friend and companion. Awl-
ford cam. io me rssifses near Soners at
the AZ. az II. sad ssrvsa az butcher.
rn,u@r ans .ehSog tesehef. lie -fote
Tor tts p<pers on ths eosss and n ssn
sss cent " i,onssos ss correspondent
fos s~s Frsnss~so p1s.papsrs
one ssy IN tonaae ne e*s sesossrd
~ ~ sesF ard u.~rzifl, $50 sized
p,sn. - bay psgsf. Hs ksessss -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
rhsy,rs All TOR Rlaias.

Marcus Pollaskv, the noted Calf
fornia lawyer and politician who Was
once a resident of Detroit, 10 st the
Morton. "How is the political sentI-
ment in the westp inquired the re.
porter. "We're all for Blame, first,
last aud ali the time. We want Blaine
or nobody, and We don't care who the
other member of the ticket 10.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10
p.eiaea nP.t.nt ca...

In the Unitei states court yesterday
Judge seye1aas handed down = decree
that The hlii of complaint IN TIE cas =
Of VIVA. r. Fox vs. Hartford j Perk ns
ct 81. ~ dismissed with costs The case
~ss brought for an alleged infringe
naent OF patent
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

The sust bogaa ~ 1.oueo r. clst and
George +. wss13 Aonzna Noyss &.
Avery is bsiuE ecog4 ~ 1n1os A1isls 10
toe circuit eoufL 1h<un6o : a a51,eaI
from the dec.s4H e <ae6nis Uoori Com
na.slouer iiueEw - in9olvoe t~e
Canal street loio r. - = - - the
city a. bay = ~ &omf1aln-
ants toes psssGu ~ 80 1nn6 On .
mortgage sale 81 ~<o( - 6ofen1-
nnts ffnsnts. nonst co1n-
missioner dsci1r &nn oGn,nna
them and hsuoo
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

HIS flruls iIzzn1 nJusIIn


LouuVzH n. - o-@0
Tuesday evening ~ - hes hssa v's-
tied by series of ln1o5 0rcs by Which
~ least eleven .iveG spoeq 1ec& nnd peeh-
ahiy half uiliioo douDw worth oe
property destroyed fho drse flre wss
discovered in the o1cro - the Hosns
Paper Company q Noin street N the
early evening Bofspe 4 was subdasd
the eetire place uoe xu3ted and he
stock Destroyed. ontoiting . loss Of
o., e0a
nv. rsrsns, anlma>s.
The frenen wero o1i1l At work o.
the ruins Of the Boono store when. ~
a:<s q m. an exr36eton secured ia
tho building ococpte1 by Dam-
berger. s,reng = ca The ssaky
walls crum eiod cd ~ >ther TIRE
hegan which IA onnpsri-,n made
the other insskui1cant BY the
tiuae il was subdoeA the stores of
Bamherger. Strcnrl 4 Co. Bliss. VIII
son & Co. Johan- 1os1e 4 soEx. and
Miller. Woelfolk. Payne = Co. had eeen
grtted The loss WI faii'not far short
OF saoo, 600 Five 6remen are believed
TO have host their lives either in the
flames or by being buried under the
falling walls. They are missing and il
seems impossible that they could have
escaped.
Anethes 1ssrrer.
The city had not recovered from the
effects of this last horror when another
oonfagrstion. more awful IN its de-
s,ruetion Of hunan life. added fresh
fuel TO the popular Griex The latest
fire. by which i've yoene giris and
one man burned 70 death. WAS
IN the four-s,ory canAy and fre-wo worss
factory Of Meune = Ca. ~ siz West
Main street The 1rD wak getting
ready for the Chrsstmno trade and en-
ployed an extra number Of girls to
wrap and pack coefeetionx They
were all at work o. ths fourth floor.
Two girls and q man were badly hurt
CeuidnS Gemo&
The origin of tks Ore = unknowo.
Ats o'clock there was . tremendous
explosion from Tie second noos. fol-
lowed by q crash of glass. and thou
sands of firecrac1rers roarcd and
cracked. while almoek countless sky
rockets and roman candies new hiss
ing hither and thither acrosa the street
and into the air. 4 moment later
and . sheet Of 1ane burzt from
the windowa De9osp The en-
ployes knew Of their danger che
skylights burst ana he pnnio,ssr1clren
help ran 10 the stairway. Ihroe AZ
them, Lille Grecnwo1l. DroU achl-
haus and Katie Mc0orvcys rooc1o1 -
third floor just - Tie oGot1D 3oo()1ng -
the fourth foor cangbo ~ uC&ln1
them came the five o1hee &E1n ~ ~
fore they could rexcA ~ ~ =
wall of FIRE cut Oh thofe uru1t
they fed back 70 The - Vt
were burned 10 death 3
a 80 peooa
Fifteen or twenty tEovo - q -
into the building ~ ono 11no - nnnn
them. but were drives hGek ~ -
fierce heat The cr3oo g - 11unrfo-
oned girls soon cease1 90 tho 0otsa
fell. one after anothoc, un<f1 oon11v
nothing was left Of ~ bni1 111ng ~ tko
tottcring wallis
In the rear weeo oonombleA fho
mothers and fathego - oome q tho
girls who were buruo1 - death inaide.
and their manifestaokooo - grief werN
pitiable in the extnon6a They implorca
the hremen 10 save tkeir chk]1ren, ana
they had great trcatoo - keeping some
of the more frenzied eooe from walkine
into the flames
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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

The tsfsna RAPID. improvement
lsssfd = no~ fssdv fef business. hss ne
ses uTea aasse ffsefa ~ ths Nwssesa
'entssl fsslfessi eFsises ia tae Magsos
lsouss baissssax.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

p Goes Over the ressn - Accent -
Bis wirosD 111eees.

BurrAro. n. Y. Dee. q The case Of
Prank l.. Noble OF 0xend Rapids, Nloh-.
owner OF The horpo A1cryon. seainst
the National Trottsnk o1oociAtion ~
put over IN Ire enpspne court
today because of - Hlness of tbe
plaintiffs wife "a o1f1n1o. IL will be
argued al the Januott I'm The euif
is The outcome Of ~ Hripon- Alcfyon
alleged fraud at Be6oon tsark, Boston,
n So z
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-10

The reai estate hrn at \ lsssey A Msr-
ess has Dissolved. Mr. klnsey retiring
~ sseorar TIE sreretsrvstsp 81 the
0faua Espfs Improvement board.