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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-13
H. J. DeGOllA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block


Two houses and lots on East Bridge street.
Jne on South Lafayette street with ali mod
EN- improvements. furnace. gas. city water
sewer connections etc,
Two houses and lots on Wealthy avenue.
Two houses and lots on Filth avenue near
College.
House and lot on Ashland avenue. new.
large lot. This property Is owned by nVn-resi-
dent and will be sold AT a sacrifice.
House and lot on Cutler avenue.
One on Baxter street.
One on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
1wo on East Leonard street.
One on MckendricE avenue.
VIII sell most OF the above on payments;
would exchange for farms OF other property.
! have numerous other houses and large llst
of vacant lots In all parts Of the city,
FARMS.
Ihave farm of 30 acres Two miles from city.
south. with large modern house; fne barns:
farm IS ali improved. good orchard OF 800 ap-
pies. 400 peaches. 500 plums. 20 standard pears
cherries and other Small fruits; SOIL clay loan;
would take city property n exchange.
Also % acres In township oil BovDe; good
buildings; good orchard; three acres Of beech
and maple timber balance cleared; soil cay
loam
Also 50 acres near Rockford; good buildings.
good fences aud good lend; viii sell or ex-
change for city property.
have a number OF fruit farms on lake shore
In ali sizes from 10 to ~ acres.
kONEY 10 loan on good real estate security
II. J. DHG0LIA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS

DOCTORS recommend the Williams Air
~ tight Garbage Tanks; they prevent poi.
sonous odors escaping. Order OF the Iron
Tank Co.. i16 Prescott street. city. 3l5
w rority. our safes sell at sight In city or
country. Agentshrst in he.d actually getting
rich. one agent in one day cleared s9l.oO. SO
can you. Catalogue free. Address Alpine
Safe Co.. No. 36O-5Il Clark street. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
DOR SALE-My eutire store of furniture an.
miscellaneous. household goods; new
house and large lot corner Of Union ard Car
rer streets; house and lot No. LOO Madison
street; vacant lot on Christ street; farm of
ten acres 10 rods eastof city limits; new build
ings and all kind of fruit; Will sell or exchange
for other property. A. A. Lord. No. ~ stock
ing street. ll2tf.
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N. w. NORTHROP,
OVER NATIONAL CITY BANK.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
large rne modern house. with barn. on
South Union street nesr Cherry .........s2T o.
new cottage on Henry street ......--.. y 20
house n West Bridge street. with mod
ern improvements ard large barn .-..-. u o.
= of house No. ~ jefferson avenge...... see
FOR SALR
house No. 1af south Union street vit1
modern improvements ard bsru.-.-. 81 so
houses on Harlan street. Rea- Madison
svenue. convenient q street ears. $50 ]. -
house on South Union street With barn l.-ss
house. No. rs North Ionis re - T. 30
I house, NJ. Is Jefferson avenue ~
houses On Fast Fulton street. q 80 20 r
1houses On Vest side. near Leonard
street 500 10
Also others 81 di5ersaf prices Vacant lots
fer sale; uoueg furnished g. buiid- Payments
monthly or otherwise. 70 suit purchaser.
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TRAIN TIME TABLES.
RAPIDS G,s s5,. ;

l. - N - y u
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
sRAIxs GOING NORTH.
Ar. from Nv, foin,
South. North
For Cadillac and Saginaw 6 l5am 7@am
Fo Traverse City and
nackinaW...-..-.-.-----.. ooaI lpp m
For Petoskey and Mack
From Kalamazoo and Chi
cago..... s3spu
Tram arriving from tho South IS N ani
20 IN daily; other trains daily except sun
day.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
~. from "; eoln,
North South.
for Cincinnati................ .-- 6 U I'm zoo n
For kalamazoo Chicago l0O5 a IN
For Pt. Wayne aud the
kast................~.... ll3osm :oopm
Fer For f Kniams1eo Chicago p l i
Prom aginaw-------------- II ~ = m
..--.--.--..-. .-.-. ~ U y IA
irs'ns cav n soath a % ~ ara !, ~
sundav 49,
SLEEPING AND PaRnoR car srkvTcE
RAPIDS to petd.f N l .Sa M hs City. 1
10 10 N train has sleeping cars Grand Rap
icsto Petoskey and Msckinsw.
south-70 m train has srior car Grsn1
l6O5 a m train has srlor car Grand Rapids
sO m train has Wagner Sleeping Car
Grand Rapids TO Cincinnati.
ll2 pm train hrs Wagner Sleeping Car
Grand Rapids TO Chicago
MUSHROOM. GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA
Tor Muskegon.. Nv. 9 IS IN IL - . N 81 m
From Ar 10 oosm 40 m 05 "a
Sunday train leaves for Muskegoa - IS IA
Arrives from Muskegon Is . IN.
CHICAGO VIA n. R.&y
I've. Grand he.tds ~ 20 IN ~ . m II ~ p N
Arr ChicaGo-- 3 e m o. m s 80 q IN
1895 m train has through Parior Car. aud
II ~ N train dsilv through Wagner Sleeping
Car.
I've Chicago - ns N : 10 p m 10 n D m
Arr 6rsnd Rapids 90 p m Sp m 80 n
8 10 p m train has through pafior Car and
j. 10 m train daily through Wagner Sleep
tpg Car.
through tickets and full information can Be
had by calling upon A. A mguist, Ticket agent.
st union station. or seo-.N. MuDson, Union
Mich.
c. L. Jocsroon. Gen. PAS. and Ticket AGENT
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1Dhy- Al others daily efc@rf tundsv
Taxing eject sunday. June iE fss2
k.eepins cars en- Pacific and Atlantic IN
Presses % aud from Detroit Psrior oxrs les.s
Tor Detroit 10 m. returning leave pesreit
81 s.sb m. arriving ~ Grsua hspfas - 10 .
~ through trains east
Tickets on sac AZ Lnion Tfcsst ofsc. 81
Monroe street. and II Talon depot.
Fred n. fr4gFs 9enI tEt-. VI Nonr0sn
Q. ". Rugsi-s .. = and T fFs.. chiesgs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-13

arrive from pttosksy 1910 I'm :. from Tra
verse city lk4q am. IL: 90 pm
JnkprGH SIS sEHV1rE
Warner lRTior Cars Leave GrsBd Rspld.
- pa. leave Chicago q pm.
wagner SleeDerr-Lesve Grand Rspid.
siiaS pm. leave Chicago Ills pm. le.y.
Grand Rapids fll;3 pm. leave Indianapolis
via Big Four 90 I'm.
zee cnan car % Manistee pm
kvery Day 7Ercept saturday. Other
trans week GAYS eniv
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AKA sHORE A NfgHieAs ygIasRs
~ in effect Mas. II 49,

The Lske Shore va GieTsihnc "a oune-rfon
VIA ths kri. sn1 p SUI L. x Rsf1rras -.
cuieE 80 snd most cirsct Foufs - f'tfsSurx
A J. smith. a.. 7 a J. e.. Elsvssnd "
{. 3 kos.rs City Pass ge-nt
Jss GsnpesI. DfY Agt p Haprs.st
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XoNKY TO loan on good real estate security
II. J. DsG0LIA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-13

TO FYcHANGE-sH s.nss - property and
n sHfhe difsrenf i0es t,es
trrfhfrK ~ tverTfiiinr yen want
DroI fu snt l@ot - onr list
eEo y IEwTs On.
Over 7s Eorre. street Grand fapids
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Tor SALE-Tasty I room house with city
and cistern water sl.+0 or on monthly
payments OF sl5. room fouse 500 or SD per
month, room house near corner Madison
avenue and Pleasant street with furnace and
complete plumbing s3.S0Jor S35 per month.
ii room stone house on an east front corner
lot on Madison avenue. s. 500 or s5t per month.
Vacant lots all prices and money TO build.
c. W. TUFTS. 81 Ottawa street.
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VALLEY CITY LODGE No. 81. y. a A. NJ.
Hail. No. and ~ Lyon street John hew-
son, W. M George ". LAbOur. secretary. No
10 Canal street
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GOING To CHICAGO.
Ly. Or D RAPlDS.-s:5o am ! = pm oil .ssprn
Ar. CHlCA60.....--S.35 pm 6.45 pm sT.OSsn
hkTt kAING F2u& CHICAGO.
Nv. CHICAGO -,.....-.e 90 am = pm -Il.isprn
Ar. ohD hAPlDs--S - pm lo.sS Pm 'esl0ala
lfSToS hkEBoR, ST. soE AVp 3ppikSapos1s
~. e. Il - am las nm sllsss pn
Ar. u r. '6.Io am SOS nm N.ss "a
- kSD rEoH NIsf zoos
Iv. q. r 49,. ss5o am - pm 6.ss p-a f.sa nm
Ar. q. X -.- 10 :<5 an ..- 5:.S Din an nm
rssvKRsr CIR. EaNisTEE A FrrosKEr
Lv q. - 80 am SIS pm
AZ i C..-...-..--.-.----.--. if,s6 I'm l0s5a psu
~. N OH ..-----...-..-.-..--..... rs pm .
Ar. Pet'y-..----..... s.Qpm
Al Ma iee............-........ no pm lO.l4 pm
Arrive from Petoskrv i9.0 IN from r.
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TWELVE fine furnished rooms. good location
i and full of roomers. netting good profit
VIII sell cheap. No.7S North Waterloo street
room IL. 2o9
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AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
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nORIC LODGE NO. So y. A A. k.-Iorsc
II ball. No. o. Nesf Bridge street. Dr.. j..
Albright. " NJ Louis Asrsin- secretary. No
q. Pearl street
Regular COMMUNICATION IulN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.
The Common Council will meet tomorrow
night
The regular term of the chsncery court
begins tomorrow.
Major James d. Patton will tomorrow
leave for New Orleans
Mrs John b. Young. who has been very III
with pneumonia. Is improving.
Mrs. Colonel Arthur Herbert. Of Alexandria.
is the guest of Mrs. Edmund b. Addison.
Grace street.
The funeral of Mrs. II. SelieJennings will
take place from the First Baptist church this
afternoon at o'clock.
Dr. Robert McMurran. the talented young
eve. ear and throat specialist has returned
from professional visit to Norfolk.
Mr.. William j. Fitzgerald. of New York,
who has been on a visit to Richmond, re-
turned home via Norfolk yesterday.
Mrs. Iredell Jenkins left the city yesterday
for Roanoke Rsdford and Southwestern Viz
ginia. lie viii be gone about ten days.
Councilman james w. White is confined at
home by an injury received from fall
through a hatchway at Lovenstein's livery
stable.
The Frank Grigg who was fined in the
police court Thursday morning was not tho
son of Mr.. "A. Grigg. of No II south Third
street
number of ladies' of Baltimore have for
warded for the Masonic fair. through Mrs l..
i. Mason. a handsome lot of ladies' fancy
work
Mr. Charles H. Smith, of No. 215 north
Eighteenth street, who has been quite unwell
Tor several days past. was much better last
evening.
There will be a meeting of the Belvidere
DEMOCRATIC Club. tomorrow night Ct their
rooms No. ga south Be.vldere street. AL
candidates invited 10 attend.
Inc Richmond Oratorio Society will give a
musical entertainment Monday night ut the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall in
psnail OF eevsnth-street Christian church.
On Tuesday. April 9th. . silver tss" viii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
The Husband of the Actress Known as Car
RE MAY Wanted by the Police.

After q honeymoon of two weeks. W.
i. Ryer. the groom, is missing, and IS
being hunted for bv detectives and
police. 1t was just about the first OF
March that RIVER arrived here from the North.
visited Futnams Theatre Conf ne. and be-
came infatuated with Miss Carrie May an
artistic of that establishment. lie declared
his love for the handsome brunette and she
reciprocated An engagement. tAen d mar
rage in Rev. Dr. Moses ID. Ho2e's parlor on
March I'd. after witnessing the fun OF Dock
stader the night before. -,
No bridal tour was made. The couple
seemed happy enough with each other. About
a week ago the groom secured "A position
in salem Va. with the Chadwick Two
Wheeler Company. When married he claimed
10 be an inventor. lie accepted position
with the company as a coach painter.
FRIDAY he arrived in Richmond having
been discharged from the Salem works. His
rife sent him the money to purchase the rail-
road ticket. Yesterday he was missing
although two of Major Poe's most sAillful de-
tactiyes searched the city. the trains and the
turnpkes for him. >,
Kver is wanted in Bradford. Pa. He has a
wife aud child living there. and consequently
the charge against him IS higamy. ! saw the
wife last evening. She did not know where
her vayward husband was. She Is living at
No. 125 Mayo street with Mrs. ferrell. She
had not tread the boards at the ComIque since
the nuptlals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

crrsb;ns Band OF the Kings
| T ~ - 1Oo cast Grace street. n"
nsugns,e,' foik" who will contribute silver
| coin will be heartily welcomed.
IN. visitors at the Capitol yesterday
vss ouartetie Of beautiful young isoIes
! under the guidance Oh sirs. ,,.,"r A..
Thev we're the Misses Stovey OF BOSTON, Miss
usry Talcot. and Miss Emma Cary.
Th.rs will be a union meeting Of tho
vamans' Christian Temperance Union OF TINS
city at the riends' meeting house at ! I. NJ.
| ,bis afternoon All persons interested IN the
work are earnestly invited to attend.
Mr.. F. Pitcher has acknowledged the
receipt of n check for $1,000 In full Tor the
endowment certificate held by her late hus
band. w. 5. Pitcher. in Conclave NO. 1913 OF
the Improved Order OF Heptasophs.
MIR. John l.. Brewer, of Philadelphia. and
Mr. W Il. Mitchell, formerly Of Richmond,
viii engage in a shooting match at Island
PARK next Wednesday. The contest will be
Tor S150 a side each marksman TO shoot at 100
birds.
The meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon at o'clock Will DO
addressed by Rev. J. p. Cannon. Miss
Grace Henning will favor the gathering, with
several solos. and Mr.. ID. 5. Bennett VIII pre-
side at the piano.
Miss Iulie Myra Powers leaves on Thurs.
dRN next on NlslL W litcANo 80
and Chicago. which will last about six weeks.
Miss Powers is a great favorite IN the social
circles of Richmond. aDd she will certainly
be received by the -Four Hundred OF ooth
cities with much pleasure.
Mrs Il w. Powers and Miss Juliet Powers
leave this week 20 visit friends IN New York.
Miss Powers will be bridesmaid for Miss Eva
Flannigan. OF New York who will be married
in short time. Both Mrs. and Miss overs
have many friends in the Metropolis. and
they will doubtless receive great deal of at
tention. They will be gone about six weeks.
Mr.. William T. Gayle, who has for the past
two years. been the efficient private secretary
of Mr.. i. Berkeley, SUPERINTENDENT OF the
Richmond and Danylle Railroad Company.
left this morning at 3 o'clock for Ashevllle,
n. c.. where has gone for the benefit Of his
health While there he will be a guest Of the
Kenilworth Inn. one of the most beautiful
mountain resorts in the Carolina Alps. and.
after his sojourn. will spend the remainder of
the summer at the Warm Spring, IN Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
| A HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
rrnnrn1y work or THE TORNADO
Swami Over Nine states. Carrying Death ana
Destruction in II. wake--N""'s' ''
the Killed and Injured

r.c,rv No. April with the going
a., 90 Tho wind the telegraph is again
brought into service and the s'oini-s'
district of Kansas IS heard from. LILO ""o
ssrv,ce is still very bad. but there Is ehous'
revs coming in TO show that the terrible
work was far reaching and very destructive.
co-eful animate regarding the numoer OF
killed and wounded throughout the state tno
result OF the winds havoc. makes II neafy
100 killed and between 200 ana oOo 'nIu''"
NUMBER OF THE DEAD AND INJURED
The reports in are: ,.o,doa
South Haven dead and 81 wou1ueu'
Wellington. ( dead and % injured. r,a
ON farms between these two town: oeau
and 9 injured III
Towanda. II dead and 45 wounded.
Augusta: dead and 10 injured.
Homestead: dead and injured.
Strong CITY. dead and wounded.
Salina: 10 injured. three fatally.
These large towns are the only ones iroln
which anything like dennite repclS . ha
been obtained. and the proba olltles are lnat
when the western towns and villages are
heard from the dead list viii be swelled 10
nearly 100. oox
Among the strange stories told Of the queer
action of the wind Il that OF MISS fila morn
OF Towanda. who was blown away py tno
storm and carried distance OF hsiI NJ 10.
carrying A pillow. She was blown through the
side of a wrecked barn and deposited on Tue
back Of horse unhurt
MORE DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
TOPEKA. KAs.. April 2.-Seven persons were
killed and over dozen others badly injured
bv the tornado OF Thursday night IN the 1T
tie town of Wamego.
The storm leveled the house of Albert Egg
ers and carried the inmates distance OF two
hundred feet. The body Of Mrs. Eggers was
found AT considerable distance from the
runs Of her home. The body Of her youngest
child was tightly clasped in her arms.
THE STORM GENERAL.
CHICAGO. April Reports of yesterdays
storm show IL u have been the most general
as to the extent OF territory TOR many years lhe
States of Kansas Colorado. Nebraska. Iowa.
Wisconsin Illinois. Missouri, Texas ana IN
diana were swept by furious storm OF vino,
rain and hail. IN some places rising 10 the
force of a tornado and nowhere falling below
the danger line OF velocity.
DENVER GEOGRAPHICALLY ISOLATED.
DrNvEn. Col. April $50 far as tele-
graphic communication is concerned. this
town has been practically cut OF from the
East and South for forty-eight hours by the
storm which ragged over the plains ot Kansas
and Nebraska. Business messages were trans-
United. subject To delay. via San IRAN
cisco. Portland and st. Paul TO East
ern points but the newspapers were the
greatest sufferers from the lack OF wires.
The United Press Was fortunate enough 10
have O circuit in working order during the
entire period. and the Republican, which IS
served by the organization was the Only
paper which published full teiegrapnlc
report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Paris,an Creations for Eater,

The sunshine Of Easter dispeis the darkness
Of Lent. aud from the hgurative sack-cloth
aud ashes many emerge clad in the JOYFUL
garments of festivlty.
There is al unwrtten law many of which
are as stern as an ukase) that now spring bon
nets shall be worn on taster morning.
This edict is fully appreciated by the
fair daughters OF Richmond and already
the fashionable millinery stores TEEN with
new patterns. Hartmann K Co.. at Fourth
and Broad streets, show some of the prettiest
affairs in head-gear that have ever been ex-
hibited IN this city. and one OF tho gems in
the armament of beauty is from Madame
Colomb at Paris. The pattern possesses a
riyeted jet crown and ornaments. and has
combined trimmings of lieht-blue and yellow
ribbons. The brim is of Irish point applique
on light blue faille and faced with gold brown
velvet 1t is caught up on the side with
jaunty bows and buttercups and has black
velvet strings.
Another chic model is shown in an elegant
visiting bonnet from the well-known miliner
Francois. IL has a fancy irridescent brim
black lace crown and is trimmed on one side
with an irridescent bow. There are black
velvet and turquoise tips and strings OF black
velvet ribbons.
A pretty hat for child has an Astrachsn
straw crown. stylishly tr mmed in white point
dlreland lace light blue satin, daisy rib
bons and bunch Of daisies There are
strings OF light blue to match.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
cHEERs FOR CLEVELAND.
Mention of His Name at Banquet In Honor
of Thomas Jefferson.

Mention of His Name az "A Banquet In Honor
of Thomas Jefferson.
Ca1cAGo. April 1.-The annual banquet Of
the Iroouois Club tonight in commemoration
of the birth Of Thomas Jefferson brought
together a brilliant assembage OF representa-
tive Democrats from the leading States OF the
Union. The main banQuetIng hall OF the Pal.
mer House. which was the scene of the event
was magnifcently decorated. Covers were
LAID for 400 guests. The president of the CLUB,
the Hon. A. I. Ewing. presided and acted rs
toastma,ter. and responded TO the toast.
Thomas Jefferson After eulogizins that
Democrat he said.
ut would be better to 90 into the campaign
with an open. manly ayowal OF political con-
yictious T. make an honest. earnest effort 70
break the letters OF trade and faith than to
ride into power on guided lie or under a
cowardly mask"
The enthusiasm with which the sentiments
were greeted by the large and representative
assemblage was lukewarm as compared with
the repeated outbursts which occurred when
he described Grover Cleveland as the ideal
leader of Democracy.
At midnight the speech making was still in
progress and the cheers Tor Grover Cleveland
80 frequent and hearty as at the beginning OF
the feast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Clark f. Carr. Minister to Denmark. is tr nv

Clark F.. Carr, Minister TO Denmark, is tr nv
cling in Russia. He saws that what has struck
him most forcibly in the Cars domains. next
TO seeing the poor people all clad in sheep
skins to ward OF the cold was the feeling Of
order and perfect security that prevails
When you arrive at your hotel." saws Mr.
Carr. you are asked for your passport. which
is sent ont to the Major McClsugnry OF the
city You visit and the next day II is returned
to you with lot of chicken tracks on il which
You cannot read. but which mean that you
are al right and that while 10 the city you
will be carefully looked after and that you
will not be molested so long a. you behave
yourself" Doubtless this is all true for even
a convict in Sill eria could not complain of any
lack OF perfect security"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
DEAIIIS.

GEORGE.-Died. ut &: 30 J. NJ, triua'' "''"
1872, Or. MILES GEORGE. .lo,o resi
His funeral will take place from il Hsn ia'Vv Al
dence. No. iii north Third street, ~ Ma. Cd Cd
TERNOON April Sd. at O'Clock ddGrIs, fguIIl in.
acquaintances Of the family are respeo'i"'''
vited TO attend. ..i,
JFNNINGS.-Died at her residence ! ga h4 ur.
Sixth street. At 40 NJ: Apriifl , of n seliie
Jennings in the thiriy-Ihird rear or her age
She leaves an sffecflonate husband ana SIX ue-
voted children to mourn their loss
Dearest mother your life Is past
Your love for rs so long dld last'
Bnt twas God will from rs 10 take
Papa will love us for your dear sane,
Her funeral will take pace, from the fIrss
psrtist church SCNDA AfIEkNOON, AZ .
O'clock. Friends Of tho family and those 1,s OF her
father. ". T. Granger, are invited u 1''."
200 Slrs VV4R9iET AUGUSTA SCOTT, wife OF
i7s aior r John Scott and daughter OF the late
Rurial services a. shockoe Hill Cemetery
THIS sunday MORNING az O'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
"People's Party" Man I'm Trouble.

TOLEDO. o., April 2-Dr. II. +. Barnes. Of
IN lin ohaInah OF inc Ieopie parry state
ing by deputy tnifed States marshal charged
with circulating . scene literature through the
mails, IN copies OF the Plow ind Hemm r. the
party organ. he arrest was made by direction
OF the postal authorities al Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Mrs.. Montague Indicted.

DuBrIS. April Mrs. Ann Margaret mon .n,
que. the wife OF Mr.. Robert A. Montsgu ',bsw
Of the late Lord Robert Montague anu NY Nv
OF tho seventh Duke Of Manchester was ,o,.S -;
indicted By the grand Jury on me ch sr ff,,tIa
manslnughter. in causing the dea . nsi
daughter. Nary Ellen. by allesed pai"A'
treatment , oh.roa.
Mrs Montague was also indicted on onhrs''
OF cruelty to her other children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Two Euuernig.

Dr. Miles George, a well-known and re-
spected citizen. died Friday evening at his
home. No. III north Third street. The fun
eral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence.
The funeral OF the late James n. Page will
take place this afternoon at 3o'clock from the
Sacred Heart church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Moon.hine pri.oner. cantnro,.

shine prisoners were brought to this place and
landed in jail YESTERDAY The first capture was
made on Bear-PeD branch. The still was full OF
white whisky. which was captured. and out
l3NO gallons OF beer we're spilled. Then
the dlstlilsfy- house WAS burned. They had
been prominently connected with the famous
Howard Turner feud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Another Memphis Suicide.

MEMPHIS. TENs.. April William Favor
is the third suicide in thirty-six hours This
evening he shot himself through the head.
Favor WAS a prominent politician. having
filled various city offices. The cause Of his
suicide is unknown