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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

The annual reunion OF The Nine
teenth Michigan infantry will be hold
at Kalamazoo Wednesday and Thurs
day OF next week. Capt. Frank d.
Baldwin OF General Miles staff, L. $
A., recently commissioned colonel in
the Michigan militia, is president OF
the ASSOCIATION.
A Jackson fireman on the Michigan
Central took q huge dose of lInIment
on his train the other day thinking It
was Stomach bitteTs." The doctor
when he called on him knowing moth
ing Of the ingredients of the hniment
pumped him out on general princi-
piles.
Policeman John Honasek was &C
quilted on Saturday last at Bcssemer,
on a charge OF murder. A gang OF
drunk ami dlsorderly Firms knocked
MIN down two months ago, and ne
used his revolver with fatal effect.
Mrs. Waite Wright of Ludington.
whom II was alleged had attempted to
poison her two children Dy placing
paris green IN the apple sauce on their
refusal TO buy opium for her. has been
discharged from custody.
Bad a. lightning may be- it may be
~
sweet tooth. IL struck 700 pounds OF
honey belonging 20 a Yale township
farmer on Saturday end consumed
every ounce Of II.
A million and half tons of iron ore
have been contracted for from the
Mesaba mine, J.. :. The Mesaba iron
ore Il Of such a character and 30 de-
posted that 10 can be mined with steam
shOyels.
Joe Ellis, q carpenter, while at work
in a shaft OF the Miksdo NINE. near
Bessemer, on saturday, was killed by a
basket failing on HIM. The accident
WAS thc result Of a careless surface en-
gneer.
The Diamond Match company has
100000 feet ~ logs on the Onion-
agon river which s said 20 be cut up
into match timber. A dam is 20 be
constructed on too river % saw the
,0Es.
During Che past FIVE years the cslu-
ment ~ Hecla NINE has produced -,
5ie tons of refined copper. AZ present
tBe total assets - this huge concern -
sf.la8 so9.1i add the liabilities sl,s55,-
sG6.
young s0n If p ficrb'i 81 Ahef
a cen. oseoda county. was sIeked ~ a
horse on Thursday iast and hafh jaws
were sn.ntfrei. o. ease he f8fvlvrs
Zee Nii ie frehtfniiy d.saEured
An3erson 81 CO.. frai Implement
4ra'sfs az lort fiHron. Hsve lsieH f0r
Hauo Shes erfe largely iHv0IveI
in fI.e sswasns fsHafs a. 4sessan. -
murh 81 tbat .f erpI 'el t1em
George f ofeae ~. charged stb
treaHR fse1a Auspausf. Al Ann
Arr na Saturday Fast. Tas sffa an-d
Before lHsfre fafd a4 Monday aaI
,auHl aF nfef zee "a
iass AnssHas. nssf isHprai ls
0ea puHlErd arY
Mfs ~ sHt chsFset st iais
stsa 81 tH Faiatfsis4a SO 90 hes ehil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

At Alma Sept. Is to 10 Is to be q big
time. Among the attractions IS to be
the Sth annual encampment of the
sold lers and sailors OF central Michigan.
By the list OF orators big time will be
had. They are: Colonel Dean, john
T. Rich, Alien 3. Morse. j. W. Ewing,
julius Burrows, James ODonneli,
Washington Gardner. Geo. +. Hunting
and others. The driving park VIII
also entertain the people, having put
81. 100 into prizes for the greatest horse
races ever had there. one fare on all
Michigan railroads has been secured,
also several excursion trains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Michigan State EAR.

The Michigan state fair will be held
at Lansing, September L 10 Is. The
coming exhibition promises TO be up to
the usual standard of the fairs held by
tals society. This Is strictly speaking
the "people's fair" Any person may
become a member aud have a voice IN
It's management. All moneys received
are returned 10 the people IN the wsy
OF prizes, except what Is needed for
actual expenses. The exhibition COM
bines every feature Of industrial inter-
est found II the state, and visitors md
matters Of interest everywhere; z Oh
order always prevails, and no Objec-
tionable shows are found on the
grounds. The railroads carry 1T re-
duced rates, and our readers who visit
the fair this year VIII find themselves
we'll paid for the small expense III
cured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

dren y putting paris green ~ taelr
apple sauce. Bas discharged o. o&t1r-
DAY after an exsmin2t GA.
A rsft OF logs containing s.o0e 900
feet, valued 81 SI58 .0oQ. i "a - way
across Lake Hurou in charge q I'VE
tugs. /. = the largest slngle rat O.
logs ever hosted-
4 new box factory, owned by Handy
BROS. will 10 started up ~ Bay CITY
TINS week. Ii represents an investment
or $50 600, aad vii employ lOo men
the year around.
The new Huron Bay railroad Is near
ing competition. TIE grading Il com
pletsd aud eighteen miles OF steel Is
Laid. Ii VIII run between Champion
and Escanaba.
Petitions are ia circulation for the
pardon Of Charles Beaman, the actor,
VINO vas sent 10 the stale prison a lew
years since Tor killing hackman IN
NJ. Clemens.
George L6tIel of Ontonagon received
charge OF buckshOt IN MS lett
shoulder last Saturday, owing 10 the
careless Use OF his gun, and Will lose
al arm.
Orrin j. Eastman Of Jackson has
commenced SUIT against the l. ). x Al.
;. Railroad company for the value OF
an arm which be says IS worth Sl5, 900
To him.
An Old pioneer of Wayne county.
who came 10 Michigan in 1888, named
David HOuk. died al his residence IN
Worthwhile Monday N the S5th year OF
ms age.
Claud Graham of Decatur was bitten
on the hand by a rattlesnake on FRI
day and Is liable 10 die. His hand and
arm are swollen TO twice their natural
size.
Charles Ballington and George Sand
ers of Augusta township, near Battle
| Creek, were robbed Of $50 and S2l re-
spcctively on Sunday, while asleep.
A bed of terra Gotta clay has been
! discovered on the farm of J. Chatter
way, near Petoskey, and stock COM
pany OF Grand Rapids will work It.
The annual fair of the Armada Ag-
/ rlcultural society will be held at Ar
mazda on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, September %, 20 and 80.
Miss Della McCombe, Madison
schooI-ma'am, has been bequeathed
/ $4,000 by samuel Graham, because she
was polite and NICE"
Col. VIM. Ludlow, government engi-
/ neer, Is III Benton Harbor laying out
/ plans for the proposed harbor improve
ments.
young lady of Berrien is to become
| the wife stephen A. Douglass of Chi
cago, son of the "Lttle Giant" of 80.
The Cleveland Knights of Pythias,
who have been enjoying at outing near
Mt. Clemens. have broken camp.
The First Baptist church OF Muske-
gon has called to its pulpit the Rev. j.
| Is. Banker of Valparaiso, Ind.
| Chicago is trying to secure 100000
| blast furnace now located at Marquette,
| but Will not succeed.
Street laborers are on strike at Ish-
| peming for an advance from Sl.50 to
/ sl.75 per day.
Three grape baskets are turned out
from the Spring Lake Basket factory
every day.
A bonanza vein of mass copper has
been struck in the Quincy mine, Lake
Superior.
Brook trout are being caught ir
Pain creek, Sharon, Washtenaw
county.
Charlevoix claims to be able to furn-
lsh apples enough for all the rest of the
state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

is 10 tie old soldier and the student
the most interesting 81 al the eHrtl s
battle grounds. Those who 80 30
Washington 30 attend tie encam pment
OF the g.. 4. T. Il >eptem her, Wll. have
TIE best opportunity OF waiting Ueits-
burg by taking the line O.! the Nlcll-
gan Central and the Northern Ccuifai.
which lncludes 8 SIDE Trip 10 Geltshurg
either going or returning. For uiusa
WHO wisA 10 return by Way oi lhlalel-
Pima, All return tickets rl4 he hou0rel
either va The short line or VIA Pli.s-
delphla, allowing Eiop-0ver az Battle
more. Philadelphia and Hsrrlshure.
Tie stop az PnliadeI pins VIII permit ca
q side Trip 20 New York and return al
the low rate Of Sa.ot.
During the summer season The ~ ch-
lean Central ewes the privilege 81
stopping over al Niagara Pals 80 any
TIME within Tie hle 81 the ticket re-
turning, upon doposulg 10 wlth the
ticket ageu. there. adaralnr vaIus-
bic opportunity 70 see the hrauties q
the great cataract and vicinity al les
ure.
Tickets arc also sold 70 Washington
VIA Toledo and The .lnes sou % and east
therofs0m.
The Michigan Central j. the shortest
route, the best route. and oilers ln-
ducements t1at no other line can give.
For any additional information apply
10 nearest Michigan Contra. tckct agent
or 10 7. :. Hall, Mich. Pass. Agent.
Jackson, Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
SATISFIED WITH KETTLE FALLS.
A Thorough Inspection of Our Resources
by Practical Man.

L. Skinner, prominent citizen of
Grand Rapids, Mich. and register of
deeds in Kent county, arrived in Ket-
tie Falls last Saturday. lie is a gentle
man OF about 90 years old. has practl-
cal views on all matters pertaining TO
commerce and a close observer. Mr..
skinner came here with the intention
of investing some capital, if he found
everything as represented TO HIM in
the east about Kettle Falls.
After careful study of our re-
sources for nearly week, anu visiting
tributary country he expresses himself
more than pleased with this locality,
and feels ten years younger.
With reference 10 MS impression of
Kettle Falls he sald: "Of course, | am
most agreeably surprised, for this Is
certainly one of the most admirable
locations for a large city that | have
ever seen, and / nave travelled over
considerable country. feel so much
better since my arrival, that Will not
only invest IN real estate and mining
property, but, as soon SIS my term OF
office expires, which viii be next jan
uary, | will move TO Kettle Falls and
make this my home. You may say IN
the Pioneer that the city and al its
environments exceed my expectations
and that the resources and opportuui-
ties of this place are even greater than
they have been represented 10 be. II
would be difficult to exaggerate them,
for they combine to make up an ideal
location for a prosperous city, with all
the advantages and benefits of a PIE
turesque scenery and as near perfect
climate as can be wished for. The
falls OF the Columbia are grand, and In
time viii be utilized, but the water
power Of the Colville river Is the most
practical at present, II beng easier
handled and sufficient power 10 run
mumerable mills. What surprised me
tine most are the numerous promising
silver mines so near town. IL is far
better showing here than there was AZ
Nlehsrt. Montana, a few years ago, and
where now the payroll of the mines
and mills supports large city,
Mr.. skinner viii remain here about
ten days longer, when he viii 60 10
Montana to visit his son, II. J. skin
ner, who resides in Niehart, before re-
turning to Grand Rapids. Kettle Falls
wash Pioneer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Gloucester Races.

GLOUCESTER, Aug. 30.-First race, SIX
Air Tight second, Elkton third; time,
l:254.
Second, four and one-half furlongs-
Moderate won, Little Nell second,
Sweetie third; time, :5S.
Third, seven-eighths mile Bohemian
won, J. Molholland second, Manners
third; time, 1924.
Fourth. five-eighths mile-Flattery
won, Captain Brown second, Lille X
third; time, l:024.
Fifth, Elk and one-fourth furlongs-
Nocalite won, Chatham second, Nata-
lie ; third; time. l:2l4.
Sixth, four and one-half furlongs-
So SO won, Lee S second. Bias third
time, :57k.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Independence Races.

INDEPENDENCE, Aug. 30.-The cold
wave passed over this section last night
leaving strong winds in its wake, and
the thermometer registered 80 degrees
Nevertheless a good crowd was at the
track at 2:30 TO see the 2:25 trot re-
sumed. Kentucky Union won the one
heat trotted last night with such perfect
ease that she sold big fsvorite today.
Wallace, who finished in seventh place
last night pushed Kentucky Union out
in great shape today making her finish
in 2:l4f. Third heat sold Hazel Wilkes
$40, field 50. Canary Bird made a
great effort for recognition IN the last
heat of the race and came in second
place, Hazel winning in 2:l0l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Garfield Park Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Far racing with
sensational features and large At
tendance were the features at Garfield
park today. Two fayorltos befrIended
the talent.
Fret race, FIVE furlongs, selling
Nolucy won, Seafoam second, Somms
Boy third; time, esq.
second, one mile and twenty yards
Lorenzo won, Ernest Race second, Tom
Johnson third; time. 45l.
Tnlrd. ono ana one-eighth
mites. selling Royal Flush won, Con-
slgneo second. fakr third. time, 80.
Fourth. haudicap. three fourths
mile lobe Belle won, Adoiph second
fifst Ward talrd time, 1913
tith, three fouftbs mle--Im Nur.
phv Won Warren Leland second
lirsdl ght thir1 time. lls.
sixth, hre-e Ehtas mde, selling
iose Water won. Hatle ~. second.
Ms- Eosa thirf time. l0l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
VI shoot Hall 49,.

CHATTAN0ogA, Tenn, Aug. 30.-Tal-
ton Hall, the murderer OF ninety-nlne
men. viii die Friday either on the scat
fold or 81 the hands Of HE guards, who
have orders TO shoot HIM down ln case
Of on attack on the jail with the object
Of rescung him, which he friends n
Kentucky NAV make. One hundred
men armed with Nucbesters are on
guard At Nise court house, Virginia,
fifty having gone there today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

GoerHIr, Aug. 30.-An affair az Bay
fet', iu this county. on Friday. was
fsroCjOus enough % have belonged 20
some district outside OF civilized Mich
lgau. Lewis Consoiiyor bad row with
John Mcintosh. whereupon Frank Her
bert challenged CousoEvor % duel
with knives. The men fell upon each
other and stabbed aud siasned until
both fsls from exhaustion aud loss OF
blood. Herbert Wss found % have sus-
tanned fstsi injuries and ConsOl,ver
va arrrslei.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

NEW NoHK, Aug. S0.-Sneepshead
BAY: First race. SIX and one one-haii
furlongs IL won, Fred Tara
second. Aicalde third; time, l.21 2-5.
Second. three-quarteTs miie-Lsdy
Belmont won, Zornlta second, Goritie
third; time, l:l2 S-5.
Third, one m!le-Now or Never won,
Correction second: Queenle TrOwbTidge
third; time, LAP Is.
Fourth, three-quarters mile-Lady
Violet won, Prince George second
Annie + third; time, l:ll So.
Fifth, one and quarter miles
Lamplghter won, Banquet second,
Montana third; time, 2:09 Is.
Sixth, one and three-slXteenth miles
-Sielpner won, Tea Tray second
juliet third; time, 2.04.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

LAroNIA, Ky. Aug. 30-Ine races
here resulted Is folows-
FIRST race, selling, tAree-f0uTtas o. =
mle-seryltOT Won, Jack Rchelisn
second, ElsIs ; tn.Td; TINE, liS4-
second. selling. one nle-M a0de
Howard Won, Canue g second, Penny
royal tnlro time, 40.
Inire, one nile aud twenty yards
Loudon Won. Julia May second, l4lilsn
third; tine. ls474.
Fourth. handicap, one and one-slx-
teentEs mlles-BoLYaF BockneT NOn,
Happy Rally second; time, l.5lli
Fifth, 2-yeaT-olds, One-half nile
Buck Mccain Won, The Sculptor sec
ond, Potter \ third; time, :5ls
slxtn. selling, three-tourths u mile
Salvation won, ". l.. MunsOn second
Strategem third; time, lis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Yesterdays Base Ball.

At Pittsburg: RI
Pittsburg-..l 0 Of 0 81
New York; o 0 0 0 l.
Batteries-Terry and Mack. Ruse and Ew-
Ing.
At Cleveland: Rain prevented the game
today after two Innings had been played. tAe
score standing Baltimore ,, Cleveland ].
At Chicago: n Il
Chicago 1 0 o / o sc IL
Philadelphia o 0 2 0 . o. 3
Decentralization and kittridge. Wey-
hing and Dowse.
AT Cincinnati: RI
Cincinnati 30 > 0 0 . g II
Boston ....-........0 0 o 0 O / Is I
Batteries-Dwyer and Vaughn; Siivetts
Stacy and Kelly.
At Louisville: RI y
Brooklyn. I'd 0 0 0 o 0-6
Batteries-Stein and kinsiow. Sanders and
Merritt.
At st. Louis: RI y
st. Louis.....0 0 . 0 5 0 3-12 :
! Washington 30 l = o o / . Is {
Batteres-GleasOn and Buckley; Abbey
| Meekin and McGuire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
MoLIToR MURDERS.
Gas. Continued Until NovembeE-An-
other Arrest.


ALrESA. Mich. Aug. 3O.-The Mol-
tor murder cases came up for trial IN
the circuit court tins morning. Each
side Vas well represented BY able at
tOrnoys, but contrary 70 expectations
the defense moved for a continuance
until the November term. alleging that
several important witnesses were aD-
sent. The motion was granted. A
new phase of the case "a the arrest of
Andrew r. Banks, an educated and in
fuenhai citizen Of Pressure Isle county,
OF the charge Of numbering Edward
sullivan. Sol tors secret ary. who was
sn0t st the Same time Of the Molitor
murder. sullivan died from the eff
fscts 81 bis wounds on board the
steamer -. joseph u tins port a few
DAYS alter the shooting, while being
taken % Detroit tor medical treat
meut. Banks 1s thought by the prose
cuton - have been the ring leader IN
the conspiracy 20 murder MOhtOr.
lis examination began today, but was
sdl0uruc8 until september :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

AIGoNAc, Men, Aug. 80. - The
Cleveland Greys." VINO have been
campmgdUring the past week at Grande
Po,ute, left for home last evening on
the steamer Greyhound. The steam
yacht J. L. &. has been runningbetweeu
the camp and ths p ace all the week
carrying visitors and giving some of
tie boys chance 20 inspect Aig nae.
Host Brub1ker 81 Grande Polute hotel
kindly allowed the use of hrs floors
each evening for dancing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

SUE ia tie pnes has teeu reiievcd ana
No-c1 Las ls.saF nn@l C-earer. 4
recommend ise treatment lQr tae ben
tht have 81 ialaa.i. aaFe found q
llas. tsaehsall. i. LAS made iay speak
lax easier zu1 ifrt Ine mach Better AZ
ieENaEo. &c nol Aes tate a. rocqm-
nleua tlb tre2taleut a. heDg aei pr4l %
s--To.-ts l0se ana ciiast
Notable Credentials.
DR.. Cope aud Is 3 grs4gste 81 Belle
yua hosptAl Mad cal College. New
A0gE, HAs I.res "a ri fls class pa tlAt
institution Aa associates are gentle
men tCarug credentials equals az no.
iaos as hls owa. ana have advanced
steadily h-tl h.m. 4lty represent
primarily t1e hest medical framing The
coluTy artorls. twenty years q con-
Quual practice, "a tntre aud aos0iule
Devotion - tle diseases Ia lheT Epe-
clAlDes. wlae ana extended experience
Ia irsatlug those diseases and uniform
success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

DETROIT, Aug. 50.-The twelfth an
nual meeting of the knights Of Macca-
bees was begun here this morning and
all day the streets have been full OF del
egates aud visitors. The great tent
convened at the Light Infantry srmory
at 9 o'clock this morning, but II imme-
dlately adjourned TILL tomorrow morn
ing 10 enable the delegates 10 spend
the day IN SIGHT seeing and pleasure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Thomas Bate, editor OF the Graphic,
TexaTkana. Ark, has found what az
believes g he the Dt remedy in exist
ence for the iiux. His experience II
well worth Femcmh erDg. Hc saws
"lsst summer ] bad very severe
attack Of fuA. / tired almost every
known remedy. none giving relief
Chamberlain's CONC. Cholera and
DarrhQA Remedy was recommfn1td
10 ne. j purchased bottle and ro-
ceIved almost immediate relief J con-
t.nuCd 10 use tie med c.nc and wac e1-
tlrcly cured. / take pleasure 10 recon-
mend ng the remedy 20 any person
suffering with such "a disease. - ln ny
opinion lt Is the beet medicine iu CrFt-
once." - and 90 cent bottles Cor sale
by r. j. NuTzpuiG Druggist. no. 5s
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31


PoEr HUEoN, Mich, Aug. S0.-The
heavy failure OF Anderson x Co., an
nOunced yesterday, q still the all alb
sOfbug topic OF conversation, as Il was
supposed they were financially solid as
y rock. No statement of assets and
Liabilities can be obtained for several
days, although force of accountants
IS uard at work.
Slr. stevenson, secretary Of the COM
pany, says their assets Will exceed their
liabilities by 900 or more, and that
# their creditors do not push them too
much they VIII meet all obligations
promptly. No paper has been dishon-
Ored 80 far, and Il is their intention to
pay everything as the items fall due II
let alone. The office Is not closed and
everything - running along rs usual.
The concern Is an incorporated stock
company. with W. G. Anderson as
president; F. 4. Beard, treasurer; j.
l.. Stevenson, secretary. The above,
together with David GoOdwillie, own
most of the stock In the concern.
They manufacture carriages and carts,
and employ about Us skilled work
men. They sell goods in nearly every
every state in the union, and also GER
tam lines in England and two or three
other foreign countries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Drowned al Algonac

ALGoNAc. Aug. 29.-Charles HEM
foreman of the Detroit bolt AMI nut
works, was drowned on Friday last off
kales' dock and this morning his body
was found short distance from where
he fell into the water. Hem was sub
ject to epilepsy, and the verdict of the
cOroner's jury today was that he met
ms death by accidental drowning. lie
leaves a widow and five children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Anneals 10 the President.

LANSING, Mich, aug. S0.-Dr. Baker,
secretary OF the state board OF health,
has, on behalf of the board and in
harmony with the health boards of
other states, requested President Har-
rison to issue proclamation prohibit
ing immigration from foreign coun-
tries during the prevalence OF the chol-
era endemic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

Du.lam' sGcrnan Medicine company
tesuiyiug 20 behalf Of Dulsm's Great
German Blood LIVER, Stomach aId
h drcy Cure. / can safely sav that
never took such medicine as that
cleanse ne liver. stomach and kidneys.
! was suffering years with hUous-
ness, indigestion end l0st oi appetite
ana sleep. one Bottle DID ior mr
a ore good tnan sx months other
treatment, and 2 feel q my dutY 600
testify in - hen4.f 80 others may iry b.
and get cured. Your truly
NkEHly b. hs sFr7.
Contractor ald Nu dcr.
Finn. MCh.
For sale 81 u. e. Scr bnor 'sdrur store.
No. 81 ~ 9nroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

WlSSF. Ark. Aug S0.-Gen. James
y. Weaver. people party candidate
Tor pres.dent spoke here lsst night
from the balcony ~ ns hct lbs
audience was &, imposed extlusvefY cf
oemoCtafs. wbo gave htm respectful
hearing ui hr made an etsls anan
MI. tlsvr ard. Toe Hss rerf Vff wh
bissts KraAas and ys.issnd t.ss speaser
81. L. LaI ..H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
The Horse was the Winner.

HANC0CE, Aug. pa novel race
took place here between bicycle rider
named Wells and Hamilton stewards
gray brOncnO from the Northwestern
hotel. Hancock, 10 the Calumet hotel.
distance thirteen miles, the hrst two
miles or which is an up grade OF coo
feet. The horse trOlted before a sulky,
and won the race by three minutes,
covering the distance n forty minutes
and fifteen seconds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31
Punched a Hole in Her Bottom.

SALT STE. MARIE, Aug. so. - The
steamer Northern King struck rock
IN the canal this morning which
punched hole III her midshIps COM
partment. she is now settled on the
bottom. She has flour from West Supe-
rior to Buffalo. Steamer A. A. Parker
IS aground at the head OF st. Joe isl-
and. The water Is unusually low to-
day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-31

BELLviIIE, Aug. 3).-Ine ueS gar
bage works that are beng bullt about
TWO and One-ha.f miles esst 81 tais
place by the Detroit sanitary woEks
Tor tae purpose Of dlsposlng u Detrolrs
ESTbage q progress g nncly. lAs
mann building is noW up and IS receIF-
ing the roof and the small buildings
vii he completed IN short time, as
there are about twenty men Work
lng Al the present tune.