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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
State News in Brief.

If there Is q crank In this whole mp
per country who doesn't hate the Mn
ing Journal like cold pizen, this paper
has occasion TO revise the roll OF those
annoyances that IT mas been construct
ing during the past half dozen years.
A copy of the Mining Journal seems TO
operate on these cattle about as a red
rag does on an infuriated bovine of the
male persuasion. Why is this thus
Marquette Journal.
Local sportsmen are snxiously await
ing November 1. when quail become
exposed to shot guns. The BIRDS are
very numerous in these parts, and II
almost seems as though they knew
they were protected by law. as a whole
flock will huddle by the roadside and
watch a rig 60 psst.-Marquette Leader.
A little son, about year old, of
James Kinney, of Elm Grove, was
very badly burned on the hands by
falling on stove. He was taken TO a
doctor, who said that nothing serious
would result from IL, but the came
llght the child died from spasms.
A well known graduate of the west
side high school, and a member or one
of the first churches In the city, was
recently asked whether she had ever
read TIE book of Amos. mo! IL 1t
good? Who Is It by?' was the quick
replv.-Jsckson Patriot.
Sheriff Sweet, of Branch count, offers
a reward of $50 for the arrest of I'd
Troup, of Quincy. Troup is wanted
to answer TO the charge of felonious
assault and indecent liberties with var
ious Quincy girls under IA years OF
age.
A man fell asleep on q boiler in
Whitehall few days ago, and was 90
frightened when the whistle sounded
that he rolled of into a vat of boiling
water and was so badly injured that he
| may die.
Paddy Mansfield, of Hancock
Jumped upon Jerry McCartv in Ander-
sons saloon Friday evening and kicked
hlm in the head and ribs 80 that be viii
not recover. Mansfield is IN jail.
James O'Hsra, of Muskegon, has
charged acting Sheriff Smith with
swelling his provision bills, and the
supervisors are investigating. Smiths
prisoners still live.
Dowagisc is learning. A street fskir
pulled teeth and left town and q lot o
unpaid bills. That beautiful ballad
"The Bowery,'' should have large
sale st Dovsg!ac.
Charles Hughes, farmer, hvins
three miles from Hudson, vss arrested
on Monday, charged with poisoning
cattle and horses in MS neignborhood
Muskegon narrowly escaped be
fire Monday. Sparks from saw mil
fired q couple Of sheds IN the lumbei
d istrict.
Jsck.on ia 90 have a kern1iss nsIi
month, and the papers are qusrrelllnE
over the spelling of the word.
Bay City hurelsrs have psld Saginaw
visit, and saginaw says "stsy home. y
A vein II coal has been struck OF
the farm OF :. Jean at LInvood.
Tommy Ryan u train ne ~ sseinsv
for hls fight With Jim Collins.
D.amondale wants sidewalks, 20 sh'
gives a dance to RAISE funds.
Peutwster "a 20 have hasket factory
that wl.l employ 200 hands.
Dscsiur dedicated her hslf-rnil'
track Yesterday.
A number OF vessels VII winter al
f Grand Haven
ALBION rnIlkmsn have formed trust.
M7lk 81 cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Supreme Cour, News.

LANSING, Oct. 25.-Orders TO show
cause were granted IN Sheldon We.
Brevoort circuit judge two cases, ;
Reed VS.. st. Clair circuit judge, Wayne
County Savings bank VS.. Supervisors
Roscommon township, Snyder VS. La
peer circuit judge. Coyle VS.. Township
of Mlkado.
Cases heard-56, Jackson Tolles VS..
Thomas Courtier; 81, John HaInes vs..
Lemuel SAVERS; 80, George II. Dodge
vs.. Nicholas Kennedy ct 81; 50, George
J. Robinson, by next friend, va. tue
Charles Wright Medicine company.
Wednesdays Calico, II, 81, 63, 81,
65. 66, 81, 6S, So.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Can Can q Winner.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The races q,
Bennings today resulted as follows:
FIRST race, SIX furlongs-Lyceum won,
Experience second, Mccormick third;
time, l:l5i.
Second, FIVE furlongs-Sport won,
Grace Brown second, Martina third
time, 1:02i.
Third, one mickey West won,
Lowander second, Major Daily third;
time, l:i5.
Fourth, mile and sixteentb-Larch-
mont won, Margerlta second, Prattler
third; time. 1:503.
Fifth, steeplechase, full course-Csn
Can won, Return second, Grey Gown
third; time, 4:l6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
TO HER LAST ABODE
The Funeral Of Mrs. Harrison
10 DC Held Thursday
IN The CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
Exusme Simplicity WIN Marx Both Ser
vless-MsssAgss Of Condolenes from
al P4Tts OF the WosId.

WAsHfssTos. Oct. 25.-No flag floats
over tns White House today, tor the
vie of the president 10 dead. BY Its
absence were tns iosly VINO cannot
read and who .ncs childhood have,
through every day. through sunshine
And storm, through Sundays, holidays.
death days aud all. seen the nations s
emblsm spread to the breeze, told that
the end had come. Neither on any OF
the publis build ngs "a the emblem TO
be seen today; such is the presidents 8
wish. The big gates OF the grounds are
guarded by the police aud none but the
immediate friends Of the family and
the correspondents may pass quiet
ness most unusual breeds over al. The
footballs OF tue officers on the stone
nazGng can scarcely DO heard. They
talk IN subdued tones and in
whispers. oit the stree. gamins
VINO gather AZ the gate TO move.
Iae biz black coated cerberas at the
door opens II silently and bows. There
= 20 smile or welcome Oa MS face 30
day, aad nis Assistants. with bended
heads, move ab.iut on tlptOe as II fear
ful OF disturbing the dead. When the
door closes on the 10. hum of the out
SIDE world. be upon the inside finds
himself IN the silence or tomb. Occa-
slonAlly carriage rolls up tue broad
asphalt drive and - low rumble pene-
trates tne thick walls OF the house.
t5enerally the carriage contains some
friend VINO hands a bent card TO the
attendant and then drives away. IL
tue frlend be intimate he comes into
the house and Is shown into the bed
room.
Grape the Door.
At III O'Clock broad ribbon and
crepe, with pinked ends, was tied IN a
bow on the bell pull OF the front door
OF the mansion. Ine folds fell to the
stone doorstep. TINS was the only sign,
ASIDE from the absence of the flag
overhead. OF the presence of the great
mystery within. The body will not be
removed 10 the east room until late
tnis afternoon.
Mrs. Harr.son's body lay undisturbed
until 10 O'Clock tnis morning. when
Undertaken w. K. Spesre and assist.
ants took charge and prepared it for
examination by Or. Gardner The
cas<et selected Tor Mrs. Harrison's in
tcrmsnt Is OF cedar covered with black
cloth, with oxyd .zed silver hars along
the side and across the ends. On its
top will be a silver plate bearing the
inscription:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
HIS VICTIM A BABE
Simon Randall Assaults a Nine
year-old Girl and Flees.
0vERTAkEN AT THE RIVER
But Unfortunately the Mob Does Not
Lynch Him-A Tale Of
Horror.

PoRr HURON, Oct. ga horrible
story was reported here from Carson
vile, Sanilac county. last night. Simon
Randall OF that place was said 10
have entlced III. Fullsr's little 9-year-
old daughter into tho woods and 10
have foully assaulted her.
. Czrsonvilie citizens turned out III
great numbers to lynch the brute, bu.
he fled the country. officers here were
notified TO watch for him. Last night
he was arrested as he Was crossing the
river TO Canada.
Randall is q farmer 2l years of age.
He will be taken TO Sanllao Center to-
day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Rit OF Her No.e

AsBrRy PARK, oct. 25.-while Annie
McTague. the pretty young daughter
of Peter McTsgGs, who lives st Wanna
masa at the head Of Deal LAKE, was
fondling pet horse ths afternoon the
animal raised his head suddenly and
bit the young womsn's nose OF. sK
stitches were necessary 70 retain her
nose IN It's proper place and the wound
cannot heal without leaving scRrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
CHINESE HELD.
Contrabands Will Languish IN Jail for a
While.

BAY CRY. Oct. 25.-Lee Tong, Lee
Tun and Ho Teo. three former resi-
dents of the flowery kingdom. were be-
fore United States Commissioner Nc
Math yesterday. on q charge of evad-
ing the restriction law. After brief
examination they were sent to the
county jail 10 await the arrival of the
special immigration inspector. The
Cinnamon were arrested at Jackson by
Deputy United States Marshal Shinde-
hette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
DELEGATES ARRIVE.
w. c. T. u. National Convention Will
Begin Tomorrow.


DENVER, COL, Oct. 25.-Miss Frances
f. Willard, president of the w. c. T..
T., Miss Anna Gordon, her private Sec
retary. Lady Henry Somers and Mre.
Rostall. corresponding secretary of the
w. c. T. u, arrived IN Denver today
and quartered at the Brown Palace
hotel. A large number OF other dele
gates also arrived this afternoon and
evening. Ths national executive COM
mittee will meet Thursday morning In
Trinity church IN private session, and
the national board of superintendents
will meet at the same time in the same
place. In the afternoon they will hold
q JOINT session and make final digest
of all the work that comes before the
convention. The regular sessions of
the convention will begin Friday morn
ing. All arrangements for the conven-
ton are now com olete.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

ST. Lours. Oct. 25.-The -. Louis and
San Francisco stockholders annual
meeting Was held here today. The Old
board OF directors were elected 30 a
man. Two hundred aud fifty-nine
thousand one hundred and ninety on Q
shares out OF a total issue OF 265, 900 be-
ing cast IN favor OF the present iu-
cumbents. The meeting was entirely
formal and il is evident that the minor
ity Interests have subsided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
RESPECTING rHE DEAD.

No Campaign Denominations Until
After Mrs. Hau1son's Funeral
NEw YORK, Oct. 25.-Chairman Car
ter, of the republican national commit
tee has issued = circular, reCIting the
fact OF Mrs. HsrrlsoB's death. and de-
string as mark OF respect 20 the
deceased, that all stf,et parsdes
and campaign demonstrations he
suspended until after the funeral.
Senator Quay wss al republican
headquarters today and had q confer
ence with the managers OF the cam
pagn. The situation IN New York was
discussed and Quay made numerous
suggestions as TO what ought TO be
done TO get cut the full republican
VOfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
ON THE WARPATH-
Mexican Soldiers Unable TO Cope With
the Yaoui Indians

INC ia4ui Aioiaho.
CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Oct. 25.-A couri-
er arrived here this morning from Sal
luaripa, q small village IN the heart of
the Sierra Msdra mountains, bringing
a message from General Sixto Mar
quez, who left here ten days ago with
500 infantry to quen q disturbance
among the Yaqui Indians near Saliua-
ripa. The message called for reen-
forcements. stating that severul hun
dred Indians are on the wsrpath and
are massacreing the unprotected set
tiers. He found his 500 men ipsufticI-
ent 10 cope with the savages, and Ia an
engagement with a band of them last
Thursday the government troops were
repulsed with loss of ten men. The
Yaqui Indians have been restless and
discontented ever since their patron
saint, Teresa Urea, was exiled by order
of the government, and 1t Is believed
that it will take large force of sol-
diers to bring them into subsection
again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
years old. The same machine killed .
young lady about eight years ago


GRAND HAyEs, October s5.--Adolph
Ziemer Of thls city, while out hunting
yesterday, Was accidentally shot IN the
lex 10y q companion he received =
full load OF tue shot. ss the gun Was
only fifteen feet away. He Is very se-
riously hurt and hls recovery 10 doubt
iul.
Norman sweeny, horse thief, now
IA the county lsll, attempted 10 break
ont again this afternoon. he pretends
to be crazy and 10 tearing the furniture
IN his cell 10 pieces.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
DEEP CHANNEL GOES.
General Poe's Twenty Foot Project is
Fully Endorsed.

DETROIT, Oct. 25.-General Poe re-
celved word from the war department
this morning that lis 20-foot channel
between Duluth, Ch icago and Buffalo
had been fully approved by the de-
partment and directing him to prepare
the necessary advertisements for bids
for doing the work. These will be
ready in a few days at the most, and i,
Is far TO presume that the work will be
commenced at no late day.
General Poe Is naturally elated over
the success of his deep water project,
but no more SO than the vesselmen
who have worked so earnestly for the
deep channel. There is consequently
great rejoicing in marine circles today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
CAROLINE SCOTT HARRISON.
Wife OF Beni1min Harr son.

and the date OF Mrs. Harrison's death.
The services will DO private and very
simple. No invitations have been is
sued 10 the exercises IN the east room.
bat provlson will be made AS far as
possible TO enable the relatives and
personal friends of the president and
Mrs. Harrison TO be present.
shows the Awful strain.
The president SHOWS more wildly
than all the rest the effects of the long
strain. His face is much thinner and
IL pale, and tins morning was almost
haggsrd. I'll feels his loss most keen
lp and bis appearance shows how
great 10 IL. He mas the sympathy of
the world IN TINS, his hour Of trial.
From oil quarters messages of sympa-
Thy aud coincidence have been coming
since early morning over the little
telegraph instrument in Assistant Prl-
vste Secretary Pruden's office. few
are shown 10 the president, bu. ne
knows of them all and the knowledge
OF Ihe warm and generous feeling of
his fellow men strengthens him.
such members of the cabinet as are
in Washington and those who Will be
able TO rescn here before Thursday
will act SO honorary pail bearers at the
funeral. Chef Justice Fuller will also
be an honorary pslibearer.
The pallbesrers who will officiate at
Indianapolis have been selected. They
are Or. L. K. Allen, General Lew Wal
lace OF Crswfordsville. john Il. Elam.
Hugh Hanna, W. +. Niblsck, John K.
Elder and T. 2. fIsughey.
The active pail bearers in this city
will be the attendants at the White
House, whose sorrow over the death of
Mrs. Harrison u sincere and deep.
They nave lost q friend who .Ook an
sciive personal interest ia the welfare
OF each.
Expressions Of Sympathy.
A great number OF kilograms convey
ing messages OF sympathy snd sorrow
have been received So the White hou "a
from sll parts of the country. Few
have vet been brought % ,he notice OF
the president. One OF the first came
from Mr. aud MIRA. Cleveland.
Cardinal Gibbons sent this message
from Chicago.
To President Harrison, Washington.
n. c.,
The Pope, through Cardinal Ram
polls. sends you heartfelt condolences
IN your present stllicton.
CRDTNNL GTBBONs.
Queen Nlcte-is. always among the
FIRST % extend sympathy 20 the he
rssvsd. sent from ner highland castle
the following cable messsge;
RAEspsnkr. Oct. 25.-6susrsl Hsrri-
son. President OF the United states.
Washington. y. c. have heard with
the deepest regret Of your ssd loss sad
sincerely .ympashSe With ven IN your
grief NfrroRrA r. I.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

CHcAeo, oct. 25.-Illinois led the
DAYS sport at the opening Of the third
snnual inter state rifle competition on
the range al r.. sheridan. her team
making 1854 points, or on sn average
score az les for each man. WisConsl n
vas second WITH l575 points and Iowa
follows with a score 1910. The regular
srmy team brought the rear with only
1854 credits The weather sas favoTs-
BE and tae indvidual competition for
medsls niqhlv interest ng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
D,shes II, Rrs,ns ou..

H.RRTsv1Af, oct. 25.-W!lism Van
Alsilne of Alcous county, while thresh-
ing here today attempted 20 lssn over
a tumblInE rod - grease some part of
the machinery, #uen hls coat became
entsgied r the JOINT of the rod and he
Vas wnlFisd around the shalt, striking
hs bsst sgsinst = block of wood. He
va 80 bs3ly injured thst he died IN a
fe~ hours. He caves widow and q Z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
ALL ON BOARD LOST
The Schooner E. 3. Phillips
Foundered in a Gale.
THIRTEEN SOULS PERlsHEp
She Was Riding al Anehor When tas
Storm Struck Her and She Sunk.
The Dead.

ST. JOINS, n r., Oct. a6.-The bank
ing schooner 4. b. Phillips. owned ~
Hearts Content, New Pound
land, foundered IA q recent gale
while at anchor cif New Found
land banks and sl on hoard were
lost. Following are the names; Edgar
Hopkins. captain; Archibald Hopkins,
John Hopkins. William Bsbstock, l..
Bxbstock, Frank Bsbs,ock, JOHN Rur-
rage, Joseph Pierce. Thomas Legge,
sllss hyall, James RYAN. Ambrose
Frost and Simon Frost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
TWO ARRESTS MADE.
Man and Wife Said to BE Guilty of
Spreading DIphtheria

BAY CITY, Oct. 25.-Diphtheria is
rampant here despite the effort. of the
health officers TO stop the spread of the
disease. The family of Charles Butts
were III with it and the house was quar-
antined. Butts and his wife paid no
attention to the quarantine and visited
people, carrying contaglon It is alleged.
The offenders have been arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
SHOVE THE QUEER.
Adrian Youths Get Into Trouble in Ohio
and Shock the Town

ADRIAN. Oct. 25-E. A. and George
Ford. brothers, born and reared IN
Canandaigua, this county, were arrest
ed at Hamilton, Ohio, Saturday, while
passing counterfeit currency. They
only left here few days ago, and as
Sheriff Baldwin has number of bulls
passed by some one III this locality, he
believes they may have a rendezvous III
tins county and Is investigating. The
boys claim they got the stuff IN Cincin-
natl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
AGAINST IEMPoRAL POWER.
Spain VIII Not Allow the Pope TO
GAIN Temporal Sway.

MADRID. Oct. 25.--rhe Marquis OF
Boglio, Italian ambassador. protested
= short time ago against the speeches
made at the recent congress of spanish
Catholics, in favor OF restoring the
temporal spower OF The pope, and
against the projected organization In
Spain of society to that end. The
society he said would be direct al
front To the Italian government. To
this protest the Duke of Tetan. minis
ter of foreign affairs, replied that the
government could not act In the mat
ter of the dlscusrlon IN the Catholic
congress as the laws of Spain permit
ted freedom Of speech. The society in
question, however. would not be toler-
ated as il would be illegal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

MtR1rrrr. oct 25-Jsmes Dornsn,
Jr.. member of the firm Of DoTmsn 4
son. voolen Manufacturers, bad -
arm caught 10 plcssT TIE mfi fhs
afternoon ard 3 VS. torn % sare5s.
Anapufston above the elbow VS. nee
esssry. The y5nng nlsa = s5ost -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The funeral of
Charlie Harris, tue we'll known Squire
Tucker of Alabama" WAS held N
Central Muse hall today. Ia was
largely attended by persons IN every
walk of life. The remains we're in-
TERED IN Rose Hill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

ADRIAN, Oct. 25.-The marriage OF
Mrs. Charles NJ. CTossweil, widow Of
the late Governor Crosweil. TO Thomas
Il. Merrill OF Duluth, was celebrated
TINS evening At the Croswell mansion
IN this city. The Rev. n. Williams Of
Charlotte performed the ceremony.
The event was of the most brilliant
character. MIR. snd Mrs. Merrill will
be at home in DuIuth December IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

s,nci- Services in Accordance With
TIE Wishes ~ Mrs HARRISON.

s,rnci- Services in Accordance With
tse Wishes of Ms. HARRISON.
WAssfNoroS. 0ct. "a. AT tae request
cf ur Wsman ths Rev. l'r. Bartlett of
tae sew YORK Avenue Rfssby yterisn
churcn wfli sssfst II the services ~ the
Whsts House Thursday morning. ur.
Bartlett wss pastor Of enc second Fre--
bvtefsn church. Ind sHepoils, pre-
sons to coming % WashiuE,oa sud
netghtor ~ the pres dents fau lY.
A. ths fune-sl of tbe VIE and
daughter ef secretary Tracy n the
White House. Mrs. Harrison vas nlnCn
impressed bv the anEng ot tautinsi
Nawmsafs hvwn. Lead kind y
Ifz1t bv tae chotr of -. John =
ehnreh and oflen spoSe OF il be
eanrr ~.il ee present a. the services snc
repeat me nvWn-
Though. A. slrrsdy stated, Is = The
presiaent sisn thAl EaeCe saaA oe ne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Fire M yssssr.

yAssAR, Oct. 25.-This morning Nc
Hose 4 Tollert's Touring mill was dls-
covered full of dense smoke. A search
was made and IRE found IN the base
ment among the machinery. bat was
quickly extinguished. Loss and dam
age estimated at 81, 900. Fully insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

KALAMAZOO, Oct. 25.-A valuable
team Of horses. wagon aud harness
was taken from the barn Of Thomas
Richardson last night. The team is
well known throughout the country,
as Richardson is q we'll known cattle
dealer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

Tvn1kx4ro1rs. Uct. 25.-The Indian
spoli. Bicycle works. one of the largest
fscfories u the zind IN t8a west. wss
partly destroyed - MIDI eht - IRE
stating IN tne pant saop. either from
sunnfsoecus comtas .on or lncsls6 az
lsul. loss. So ooo Insurance on por-
ton burasd, 6 .909.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

MusKEGos. Oct. 25.-The committee
who are investigating the charges pre-
ferred against Acting Sheriff Smith are
having a nice time of IL 30 far nine
charges have been looked into ana
smith rejoices III the fact that they are
mot proven"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Wasn't Loaded

WHITE CLOUD, Oct. 25.-Ciaude Ben
nett. a l4-year-old boy, stood on q
chair to take an unloaded gun from
the rack. In some way the hammer
caught, the gun was discharged and
Bennett was shot in the right arm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

STURGEON BAY. Oct. 25.-The raft
which the tug Temple Emery had IN
tow when she broke down off here has
gone to pieces. The disabled tug was
towed to Two Rivers today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Irving at Lausing.

LANSING, Oct 25.-Prot. David Irving
will lecture before the state teachers 8
association on December %. at their
annual session. Subject: The Moral
in Literature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Sunk the Gossoon-

SAULT STE. MARIE, Oct. 25.-The
steambarge Majestic, up bound, last
night ran into and sank Dunbar Il sui
llvan's yacht Gossoon ana floating ma
chine shop. No lives were lost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26
Tough Resort Burned

HANCOCK, Oct. 25.-Frankie Curtis
den has burned 20 the ground. The
place was notorious resort a short
distance from this town. The loss.
which is tota., Is fixed at 81 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

NV YORK. oct. 25.-The failure ~
e -. Cunmings wss snnounce0 On
the stock Exchange today. Nj. Gum
ming as been = member Of TIE e1.
change s.nce November, 1881.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

- sr. Paw. Oet 2s.-Judge Jotn 7.
e-S. eT-cem 0sndef 81 the =. a. =.
an1 q fe-l8a9 republican. csnle Ost
tor Cleveland SIC Lsslsr To-Day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-26

NcKlniey ~ s.. LOUIS.
ST. LoCIss Cct s&-Major William