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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Washington. Nov. 10.--Alr. blaine 70
reported very much improved iu cJuli-
ton this morning, He passed II comfort
able night aud refreshed by sound
sleep IL shid to be bright and cheerful
this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Last uight Mrs, Wheeler. a widow
living on East Weatherford street Nv.
tween Jones aud Calhoun streets. wher,1
she conducts dress making basinrss
reported to Officer Mosely that snme M,
had been annnoyiur her by turning og
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

local bankers can rr
save to the produefas
the interest. A nas
plan is that the cuIia
over the coani5 a
mitted to ths comb.
national Alliance
The Organization 4 M
and it Is alleged e nlF
delegateson the coina
of Taubeueck, The TIKI 1
In a long interview t,r
planned bittsrlyol theia
ceived and Of the pn
Alliance by Third "a I
Macune said: 'ThmN
and deliberate plar (
some politicianst1nal
movement and msh
the Peoples part
very cautiously anla
people were prssu
meeting a few d@
them and defeata
national Allisncs
again at the 81 Dl
ing last February y
to time boosted z
ing and winA
Alliance meeting ~
der with their iloi
They have been ID
meeting. A par.dif
utive committed y
had headquarters hii', /,
ing the meeting =. el'
selves an active s'I "a y
proceeding, ia9 VI IA
able to s-r a,
the secret nelIip
control the deltsas 4 ~ 4.
that the wishes q " v
dominated. Thl' I "
fixed principles q y '. v
clares 1t is non-paril.,,', Y,
south and West l dsss..
cient importance ~ ~, 4
disgustingly pronipe.' Z
before election
my name and rslliIS
body and appeal y .,e
Ill, Ia fhe nrlnciples q y
carefully eschsw ne n Z. 4
political condemnails, N
Six states went cat l.s 3 n
with me and o,as',
to 90. Their delsgaals,, Y, V
night and l advise ,s.'1., .'S
countenance the q. dlv 4.
in conference until w. slls M
sion and let the mater y
people for g decision "a,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

There will be meeting of the A. ].
Chambers Hose company No. 6. nj the
hall, Monday, November -, at 1880 D.
M All members are requested to at
tend, n. LaCroix,
DrnaiNnnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Washington, Nov. 1g-It Ia stated at
the residence Of Senator Kenna of West
Virginia TINT he passed bad night, but
h better this morning. He said to his
private secretary this morning; II am
freer from pain than usual and MY gen
erll condition Is hetter"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

are Republican and the remainder are
Democrats Tho Republicans have elect
ed seven congressman and the Democrats
four, possibly five. The Fifth district is
In doubt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-20

Galveston, les \ n
The local form
.rnIa. east x p.
stationary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
OFF one MORE PEG
AT The PROVIDENCE TRACK
Belle Hamlin and Honest George Go the
Mile Together N 2sIz Ia.
Other Races.

Providence, K. l.. sept. 25.-Llter-
ally the most successful racing week
ever neld IN Rhode Island ended today
in q blaze of glory. TO the many
broken records of the week WAS added
the honor of having the worlds record
for double teams, 2:l3, lowered by the
famous trotters Belle Hamlln and Hon.
est George. The official time made by
the pair Was 2:l2t. The sulky drawn
by the pair was pneumatic ured, the
first of the kind ever used. and was
manufactured here expressly for the
occasion. In addition TO this event the
bay stallion KremlIn, in the 2;20 stake
race, made the fastest single trotung
record Of the meeting, 2:ll4, breaking
the record for 5-year-old stations and
making a mark as the fastest fourth
heat ever trotted m race. The races
of the day, in addition TO those unfin-
ished from Yesterday, included the
2:25. 2:26 and 2:29 class, and they were
all completed: Summaries:
suhScriDfton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
ELoPERs, HARn LUCK.
ThsiE Love for Child Causes Them to
BE Arrested.

BARRIE, Ont, Sept 23.-Two gay
young clippers from the state OF Mlchi-
gan were arrested here late yesterday
afternoon Oh a charge of KIDNAPPING the
s-year-old niece Of the young lady ia
the escapape. Frank Wilcox and Ada
skinner both live in Sand Beach, Mich.
she IS the daughter Of q rich salt
merchant. He Is the only son
OF prominent vesselman. She is
Is, ne - %. They have been lovers
clsndestiuely for five years but the re-
ligious differences of their parents pre-
vented their marriage. The young
couple finally agreed TO elope but Ada
declared she could not stand TO be
separated from her namesake, the
young daughter of an elder sister.
Accordingly. they agreed TO take the
child with them. Late Tuesday night
they left the city with the little girl IN
their possession. Yesterday they were
traced To Port Huron, where IL was
found they had been married, and this
afternoon the detective on their trail
caught up with them here and arrested
them on a charge of kidnapping. He Is
now awaiting instructions from Sand
Reach
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
DRlvgN THROUGH MS LEO.
Jacob BriissIa Attempts TO Adjust a
Belt IN the Dark.

ya~OS o4A1@a -
Belt IN the Dark
Maskegon, sept 81 acob BTilstra,
employed at the Cheesman " Kelly
Manufacturing cOmpany's mil and llv-
ing on r. NO.tOn street. met with
painful accident yesterday. Between
. and 10 o'clock Mr.. BrllstEa went
below the floor and 10 the dark at
tempted to adjust abelt 10 his machine.
Ro used A pointed stick for the puT-
pose. As the belt ran onto the pulley
the stick was caught between
10 and the pulley. When Il
made the turn the sharp point
Of The stuck struck Mr.. Brlstra just be-
Nv the knee Of the left leg and was
driven through between the bones at
an angle of about 90 degrees. prOtrud-
ing several inches. DR.. John Wander
Lam was summoned by telephone and
quickly responded. He removed the
stick and lad the man removed 10 his
nome. when the wound was dressed.
IL was about nine inches long. DIR.
Wander Liam says ne does not look for
serious results, but II will be some
weeks before the limb Will he Of service.
Two years ago the unfortunate man
lost tinger III the same mill, and the
family has lost four children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
State News IN Brief.

A. b. Adams, aged Sc years. former
resident OF Utica, but lately of Hamlin,
y. y, died on Sunday last. Hls re-
mains were brought to Utica for inter-
ment on Thursday and the funeral was
held from the NJ. +. church, of which
he had been q faithful attendant for
many years.
The Lansing wagon works has pur-
chased additional property adjoining
It's present plant, and will enlarge Its
carriage department to double Its
original size. Lansing already turns
out as many carriages every year as
any other city IN the state outside of
Detroit.
DR.. w. C. Spencer, formerly of
Howell, but recently Of Denver, where
he went some time ago for his health,
died in that city on Thursday of con-
sumption. He was q son of DR.. IL. n.
Spencer of Howell.
Deer shooting will be in order in the
upper peninsula on Monday next, and
for one month thereafter. At many
points deer have been seen in flocks
browsing in the openings like sheep.
Caddie III. Perkins, deputy agent COM
mander l.. o. I. NJ, organized Alpena's
fourth hive September 10, and the hive
was named in honor OF Great Record
Keeper Ada l.. Johnson.
{ The democrats of the twentieth judi.
eial district held a convention at Hol-
land on Thursday and nominated Han
niba Hart of Allegan by reclamation
for circuit judge.
The Eaton county fair begins at
lao LOT Tra nrk0har DO
the eth. will be political day, when one
hour will be given to speakers of the
four parties.
Ashes from the remains of Oscar
Schultze. who was cremated at De-
troit, Tuesday, were received at Sagi-
nav next day In handsome urn.
Upon the reading of the late Mrs.
Sophia Adams will the NJ. f. and Con-
gregational churches at Utica were
found to be richer by 5000 each.
The deposed Rev. Dobbin, who has
kept Wacousta by the ears for a year
past by marrying couples illegally, has
been found insane.
A l0-year-old son of +. J. Hughes of
Muskegon fell on the corner of q box
and sustained dangerous internal in
Juries.
Henry Stead, q resident of Utica,
died Thursday morning. He had been
a sufferer from cancer for the past two
years.
The little son of Julius Craws of Sag
NAV fell from tn top of a freight car
last Sunday and fractured his skull.
A summer hotel near Spread Eagle
lake, near Iron Mountain, was de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday night.
Thieves stole several hundred dol
lars worth of clothing from G.. a. Fri
days clothing house at Niles.
Godfrey Stanton of Duplain, by mis-
take. took quantity of corrosive sub
Innate. He cannot recover.
Hope college at Holland has fifty
nine students this term, the largest
number in its history.
George Pierce of Battle Creek lost his
right hand Thursday while feeding a
thrashing machine.
Miss Ida Ramsey of Comstock, while
picking plums fell and broke both arms
below the elbow.
At Hopkins. Allegan county, rose
bugs are doing considerable harm to
the peach crop.
A creamery with capital stock of
| s., 900 is to be started al st. Johns.
The Alpena county fair opens next
Wednesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Hawthorne Park Races.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Pleasant weather
drew large crowd to Hawthorne to-
day. The racing was interesting and
the track good. lobe Bell won the 2
year-old race by head and Tena Frye
beat Sllverado by a neck in the SIX
furlongs. Esperanza just managed to
get home before Grey Goose.
First race, selling, three-fourths mile
Panhandle won, Uncle John sec
ond, Abandon third; time, LII.
Second, handicap. eight and one-half
furlongs-Nirge Dor won, Ormie sec
ond, Santiago third; time, l:5l.
Third, 2-year-olds, tive-eighths mile
lobe Bell won, Gazette second, Con-
stantine third; time, l:04.
Fourth, one mile. selling-Dina Frey
won, Silverado second, Lady Undee
third; time. 1:43l.
Fifth, seven furlongs - Esperanza
won, Grey Goose second, Jennie 5 third
time, 1:30.
Sixth, selling, three-fourths mile
Tom Stevens won, Dollie Noble second
Lady Blackburn third; time, l:l7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Gravcscnd Races.

GRAvEsEsD, Sept. 23.--The races
here today resulted as follows:
First race, SIX furlongs-Tormento
won, Chesapeake second, Gold Dollar
third; time, l:l44.
Second. SIX furlongs-Walcott won,
Adelbert second, Annie +, colt, third;
time, 1'l5.
Third, one mile-Mary Stone won,
Homer second, st. James third; time,
1:434.
Fourth. five and one-half furlongs--
Extra won, Sir Richard second, Japon-
lca third; time, l:094.;
Fifth, one and three-sixteenth miles
Banquet won, FidelIo second, Le-
panto third; time, 2;023.
Sixth, one and one-eighth miles
King Crab won, Now or Never second
Strephen third; tune, l:56.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
DEATH IN A STORM
lightning Plays Sad Havoc in
Mason County.
CITIZEN OF LUDlsGTOa KILLED
And Lady ct Sherman Probably Fatally
Struck - Valu.eIs Farm Prop
-Ety Destroyed.

LuDNsTos. sept. 23.-Lightning got
Ia Is deadly work "A this city and Vi
entity during the thunderstorm or THIS
evening. OeoFgs Anderson, resident
Of the third ward, While IN the act or
pnILng down a window IA his house,
~as struck and instantly KILLED Nj.
Anderson Was 40 years old aud leaves a
vie and seven children.
In sherman township Mr.. and Mrs.
William Adams both received severe
shocks while setting ia their house.
Ars. Adams = still UNCONSCIOUS and her
recovery Is very doubtful
Marcus Grswoid Of the same town
snip lost stack Of gram and Charles
Wagner's new barn, full OF hay and
grain, Was also destroyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Ran Away With a Mower.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 23.-Yesterday af-
ternoon Reuben Hyatt, farm hand IN
the employ of Sam Robinson, north
west of the village, was cutting clover.
driving a span of colts in front of the
machine Tor the first time. The colts
became frightened at the report OF a
gun IN the nelghbor.ng woods and ran
away. Hyatt mast have been thrown
under the mower. for he was found IN
an unconscious condition, with nearly
half of his scalp torn Off He may
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

JACKSON, sep. 23.-The attention Al
the circuit oourt has been occupied by
the case Of Mrs. Elizabeth MekooerIs
We. The Michigan Central Railroad
company. Mrs. McRoberts Is the
widow of Engineer Charles Acl.oberIs.
VINO was killed IN the North Shore
wreck near Buffalo over a year ago.
The plaintiff submitted to non-suit.
She wanted $4,000 damages for her
husbands death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Highwayrnen Go, 81 Cents.

ALLEGAN, Sept. 23.-Two men stopped
at the house of Isaac Cook, one mile
north of Allegan, last night, and wanted
something 10 eat. Cook was just hitch
ing up his horse TO come to Allegan.
lie started, and when he got near the
c. Il W. NJ. railroad depot, the same
men stopped HIM, presented revolver
and demanded his money. He gave
them all ne had, 81 cents. He came
into Allegan badly frightened, and Of
ficers went in search of the highway
men, but could not lind them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

AZ Cleveland sH :
Cleveiana ale soe 0 0 o. f5 :
Louisville 0 q I o. @ ;
Batteries tuppy. Cisrkson and thinner
Sanders and Merritt
AFW Arlington "a 2
wsshinstsn O. 600 o - ! 4
Brook N 100 p % r2- &
Daley
AZ Fittshnrg "a
pitfsburs 3 o 90 O. q e-I s 5
chIcsgo 81 % q Ia 4
snd kiftFidee
AZ New ark- "a 2
New OK 81 1
Boston a q e-a 4
Pstferies-kiag snd Boyle. SfIvsfts aud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Gloucester Races.

GLOUCESTER, Sept. 23.-First race,
miIe-Rhono won; Juggler, second
Sandstone, third; time; l:i7t.
Second. At furlongs-Harte Quinn
won; Clinkombell, second; Mindon.
third; time, :57i.
Third, mile-La Cigsle won; Poor
Jonathan, second; Green Bay, third
time, l:04i.
Fourth, 81 furlongs-TIoga won; Fla
grant, second; Leo Brgel. third; time,
l.2Si.
Fifth, I mile - Jsrdine won; All
Black, second; Vocalite, third; time,
;324.
sixth, 81 furlongs-Sierrs Nevada
Colt won; Jessiecs, second; Emblem,
third; time, | .233.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

A. J.. West Of the Atlanta Telegraph
will begin the publication of the Lewis
ton Courier.
Burt Taylor, formerly of the Alpena
Echo. is now editor of the Tawas Bay
Advocate
The sheriff has possession OF the
Union office At Otsego until the court
decides who owns 70.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Governors Prerogative.

LANSING. Sept. Ex-Governor Wi
mans needed the plant of another
would-be murderer today and COM
muted the sentence of John Holmes,
who was convicted in Newaygo county
of assault with intent TO murder and
sentenced September 26, 1886, to state
prison for fifteen years. The gov
ernor's action will turn Holmes loose
Noyenb Der 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

MARSHALL. Sept. 23.-Yesterday q
dwelling house occupied by Dell Hen
kie and o. Il. Mosher WAS burned. The
occupants barely escaped with their
lives, and as il was Uncovered that the
trunks of a young man rooming IN the
house had been rummaged and some
articles of value taken, the theory Is
that the house was burglarized and
then set on fire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

PoRr HURoS. sept 2S.-Frsnkie, the
5yesr-old son Of Captain Kama Of the
scOw Aunt Ruth fell into the river at
the Wolverine dry dock yesterday at
ternoon and was drowned. 1t was
not known what had become OF the boy
I'll his body vas found floating in the
river vesfprfsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Sneak Thieves al Rnrton.

BRIrroS. Sept. 23.-Lsst night thieves
entered the store of w. Lensrdson 4
Sons by prying open back WINDOW.
and obtained IS III cash, winch Was all
the money there was IN the safe.
Money seemed to be the only thing
they were looking for. The only clew
left behind by them WAS the imprint of
a bare foot on the desk top under the
window where they entered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Child's Narrow Escape.

WEST BAY Cry, Sept. pa fearful
electrical storm struck the city last
night at O'Clock. The house OF Gus
Dsfio. IN the Fourth ward, was struck
by lightning and the roof knocked off
the entire front part. A child sleeping
IN a cradle in an upper room was Gov
cred with plaster and debris, but was
uniniured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Jackson County Pioneers.

JACKSON, Sept. 23.-The annual meet
ing of the Jackson County Pioneers So
ciety was held at the fair grounds, but
was not largely attended. Those pres
ent, however, enjoyed themselves, talk
ing over old times and listening to ad-
dresses. The new officers are Mr..
Thorne, president; J. b. Tomlinson,
treasurer, and j. b. Frost secretary.
The oldest resident present was James
Mckee of Sandstone, aged SO years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

Borrowed divers snms Of money from
ms numerous friends without giving
any security. A few days ago one OF
MS notes became due at the bank and
had 60 be paid by the incorser. Since
then Il Is learned that there are also
other notes outstanding which viii
soon become due.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Swent by a Storm.

Mr. PLEASANT, Sept. PA terrible
storm of rain and hail, accompanied
by terrific thunder and lightning,
swept over this place last night. doing
much damage. Several buildings were
struck by lightning. and only the
promptness of the firemen saved a
heavy loss by fire. The damage will
be severe. but is covered by insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
BAKER ON HIS EAR.
State Board Of Health Orders Disobeyed,
but VIII Be Enforced

AlAt ~ AL DC L<tiiSAN~1-
LANSING. Sept. 23.-The state board
Of health IL on the warpath with refer
ence 20 the on-Ooservsnce Of its quar-
entine orders Of September 8 at Detroit
station, requiring twenty days deten-
ton and thorough inspection At differ
eut points on the border. lie is claimed
that q Is very imperfecily observed and
all inspectors failing TO observe the
order wall be removed at once and
similar action 90 the part OF the gov
eminent will be urged where the IN
sDectors hold a dual commission from
the government and the state. PresI-
dent Pro Tenn Wells and Secretary
Baker Will visit Detroit IN the interest
of more stringent Observance of quar-
antIne regulations for the protection Of
other points az we'll as Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

.fF.,,.f /, ...-ra thousands hsve iesa ssvp,f ~
y .s,.susar,.fs rrrra ara putting y ~ al 80
tsf.t r,,r every f,rfrs "a ss'rnfuls krnnrhiais
f.r.,af .ri nrr AFrrtinns. Weak lungs,
Severe ctaszhs. snl kindred ailments, : (. :
uesitfVe raneslv It's THnfT7aferf o. - 81
thsf- .isiris.f frt N Is 3cssr nefefif -
cssfo fn every 49, TeGir nlnneT e rst'ifl',Hf
TT,s Discovery = ths oriv IiT~F, tfsod
49, F,f4,,r Remedy shafs sod 81 Ehlns
u.i-nf medicines Il ri,sf -
r-i-asisiir has r. manifested - pnresicT n
eurfls,s Tsstar Seifrher1n s-zenis. tsrysiEfe
"a Soils rsrhunciss SIRE Evas. trstr'. ~
Ttste N.-.S. ard Euisrlrzi tsatf1fs
nsat tbirs SIS bse tte SsresfRr iias
rev ..fasss, e. ~ gesa or t,e ticei n
Me- sr~i' rrf Nsv f0ssiien Netir-3
ps~severyn vsr<s ssaallT wei at al sssssss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
1T LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
The Body of Veteran Mike Sullivan
Found In the River.

SAULr STE. MARIE, Sept. 23.-Ihe
body OF Nike Sullivan, aged 80. an ex-
soldier who was honorably discharged
from Company c, Nineteenth United
States infantry. at Fort Macklnac,
MaekInac Island. ten days ago, was
fished out of the river AZ kemp's dock
today. Upon examination . bullet
hole was found III the forehead. Sulll-
van was last seen in the street last Sat
urdsy. lie was sober and had 500 and
a gold watch, but cash and watch are
missing. Foul play Is suspected. His
remains are now al Fort Brady, and
will be- buried in the post cemetery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

the building aad grounds OF the state
public school today The principal
object OF their Visit was TO look over
tne estimates made BY the central
heard OF control for the next two years.
The chairman OF the board, Bishop
Gillespie, VAS III and unable 70 accom-
pAlY them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
Big Storm at Hersey.

HERsEy. sept. 23.-Thls section was
visited last night by the most violent
electric storm ever known here. The
streams are badly swollen, and J. :. Ed
wards dam has gone out, shutting
down his lumber and grist mills. J.
Finkbeiner's store was struck by light
ming. The telegraph wires are down.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
International Cricket Game

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-The inter
national cricket match between the
gentlemen Of Ireland and gentlemen
OF Philadelphia was begun today. Ire
land went 20 bat first and held the
wicsets ali day. They were finally
retired for us runs. Play Will be re-
sumed IN the morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

MtssHArI. sept. 2S.-Ths shsriff has
arrested Curtis Larswsy, of Ceresco.
who recently came home from Men
tsns. 4 telegram ordering Isrswsy's
arrest stated thar he bad stolen $40 IN
money and = lot 81 other stuff, the
property Of biz employer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

WFsr Rsv CRY, SEPT 2a.-Bisnche
Bessw, the giri arrested charged with
shephftHg. escaped from the county
Isil isst ulgat by tying bedclotnes To-
xether and dropping from the window.
She vas supposed 50 be awaiting Ell
animation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24
AnorhER COL MlnE
Company Formed and New Shalt 70
Be Sunk Near Jackson.

DC oloA Nca4 lz~AooE-
JAcKsOS, sept. 23.-A new company
has been organized under the corporate
name OF the Jones a Cage Mining
company FOR the purpose OF sinking
coal mining shaft OF the Carter farm,
the stock holders being Thomas b.
Jones'. Charles Cage, William Richard
and Andrew Bendall.
Since the flooding of the Standard
mine several weeks ago, Messrs- Jones
aud Cage have contemplated SINKING
another shaft. The new shaft Will Do
located near the purifier works, Messrs.
Richard ana Bendall having located a
rich vein there. about four feet thick
and some eIghty-iye feet from the sur
face. The Old Standard mine buildings
will be removed TO the new mine. and
IL Is expected the coal will be ready for
the market before the holidays.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-24

poRT HrRoS, sept. 23.--Consd cradle
exc tsment hss teen occssoned " ne
report thst otis Scott. = prom nent
eiuEsn snd supposedly vsll-to-do. who
eft here some time sgo, presumably
20 vst hs son IN RGffsio, had eft
numerous sTrsh hil5s Of floo sn6 uu-
wards unpaid. Before LEAVING here be