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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
RESULT OF PEARY'S TRIP.
He Claims to Have Determined the North
crn Extension of Greenland.

He Claims to Have Determined the North
crn Extension of Greenland.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Lieutenant
Peary, who returned yesterday from
the arctic regions on the Kite, was at
the Academy Of Natural Science today.
When asked what his long journey
across the ice field of Greenland ac-
complished. he paused for q moment
and then said with deliberatlon:
81 have determined absolutely the
northern extension of the northern
Greenland ice cap. | am confident
that the data and observations which
hold will prove to all z eographers that
i have determined the northern ex-
tension OF the main land of Greenland.
l have determined with almost cer-
talnty that the lands north of Victoria
inlet are detached nlasses, similar
TO those known to occur at
the southern extremity of Green
land. In April, before going on my
Journey across the ice fields, l made a
complete survey of the Englcfield Gulf.
Just as soon as possible | snail make
my report to the Academy of Natural
Sciences, the institution which made it
possible for me to go on my trip. That
will take time, as the data is very COM
plete. | do not propose to enter INTO
controversy with any one at this or any
other time regarding the results OF my
journey of exploration. The statement
that did not get As far north as did
Lockwood and Brainard, of the Greeley
party, need not discuss. Their jour-
ney was over the ice sea, while my trip
was ioland."
"How about the stories that there
were differences among the members
of your party" was asked.
There was absolutely no differences
among the members of the party"
answered Lieutenant Peary, emphatic
ally
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
MAD SCENE OF RUIN
Horrible Sights Following a
Railroad Wreck.
ONE MANS HEART is EXPOSED
While the Bodies Of Otners Are Bored
Pun Of Holes-The via Screams
and Cries Of the Injured.

MAsOs CIrY, Ia sept. 24.-The wors.
railway accident taat has ever occur
rad IA this section Of the state ID re-
ported from New Hampton today. 10
happened ous a short distance from
TIE scege OF the wapsie wreck OF two
years ago. Tonight seven dead bodies
were lad oat IN kainey q Booths un-
dertaking establishment, telling the
sad story Of somebody's negligence.
Add tais % not al. one more body
and it viii be many hours before
IE can be reached A little glrPs
hat and a HOman's cloak have been
found IN the wreck. lt - these TWO
Who are buried under the debris The
nlsn Killed were residents OF ElulIrs
aud veln.ty and their bodies have not
been .denuned. Their friends Will ar
rive Ia clam them. Michael Nc
Samara OF Independence. travelling
man, sas one OF the killed. A work
train Was standing Al the depot At New
Hampton when the through freight
came dashng around the bend, run
niag az the rate OF twenty-five miles an
hour and intending 10 pull right
through the station without stopping.
screams tor Help
The engineer and fireman jumped
aud the engine p.osed into the stand
lnx cabOOss. knock ng Il into splinters,
badly wTecking two other cars and
nnaly barying itself IN the earth about
three feet. The men screamed and
groaned and cries for help came from
sne men under the wreck. but II was
impossible 10 reach them. One man
Vas pinned between the tender and a
part of the caooose, but he could not
DO reached Until lie had gone. The
dead, as tney were taken from the
wreck ana carried 10 the platform, pre-
sented fearful spectacle. Others
had great holes bored through their
bodlss, while one mans heart was ex-
posed. IL Will be two or three days At
the very least before the wreck will be
entirely cleared up. Sheriff Brown
has been holding an inquest this after
noon but not enough OF the facts have
yet been introduced TO warrant one IN
placing the blame.
TDs killed were j. Mccarthy. section
foreman; G. Brantof, j. smith, Her
man smith. all residents of Alma and
vicinity, Michael Mcnamara of Inde-
psndencs, aud two unknown men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Mr.. Versen, a Policeman. and Mrs.
Wnghi, a Widow.

t'~tF NAS~Atf AAl4 AAHts
Wnght, Widow.
MUSHROOM, sept 24.-John T. Yer
sen. a mason and e1-poiloeman, LIVING
81 No. 81 Beldler street, went 20 led
feeling as well as Usual, aud when
called tins morning by Mrs- Nersen was
cold IN death. IL is thOugnt he passed
away between And / O'Clock. lie
had worked al his trade for the past
four days.
AlT. Nersen was born II Germany.
August p, 1870. He served ia the
German army and on hls discharge IA
1869 came 10 America. ia 1879 he
married IN Woodstock, H.. f1om
where be soon came 20 this city, hGv-
ing been a continuous resident Tor
fourteen years. lie was a mason by
trade. Ia 1889 he was appointed
policeman IN this city and served Que
year. On September ], 1891, be was
attacked with the grippe, from which
he never fully recovered. lie was q
member OF the ArbeiteT Untersteut-
zung Nereln and Union Tent, No. 379,
X. O. 7. NJ. lie leaves a widow and
Elk children.
Mrs. Robert Wright, living at No. 325
East Western avenue, performed her
usual household duties yesterday and
retired al 10 O'clock apparently In good
health. Occupying the same bed Was
her husband and baby eight months
old. At O'Clock this morning her
husband was awakened by the child's
cry. The nurse stepped into the room
10 see what was the matter with the IN
fsnt. Going 20 the side of TIE bed she
attempted 20 arouse the mother and
found her cold ia death DR.. jackson
WAS called and on examination pro-
nounced the womsDs death due to
heart disease. The coroner was notl-
fied aud ordered al inquest. A jury
was impsneled ard after hearing the
testimony found verdict that her
death was from natural causes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright came 10 Muske-
gon from Utica, the home Of Der pa
rents, but two mORihs ago. She WAS
3S years Of age
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
FIFTY PERSONS POISONED.
Mysterious Case in Cncinnsti-Ars-nic
IN the Milk.


CISCrSNATf. sept. 2i.-Not less than
fifty people were pOisOned last night
by milk, aud three Of them-Wilham
Healy. Emily Etealy and William
Burns-are lylng at the point OF death
AT the city hospital. Eva ConneTs OF
30. - LougwOFtn street a also serious
il The victims are scattered through
out the entire west end of the city.
Many 0f those who are affected puT-
chased the milk from grocery store on
Elm street. Others secured 10 from
milk wagons. Il was sli OF a light blue
color Tne greatest excitement has pre-
vailed throughout the afflicted districts
as rumors have been plentiful thai the
choisra had suddenly appeared aud
seized victims by the score. The health
officers have samples of the milk and
are at work snalynng it. Drs- W. u.
smith and n ". Fclter say unhesitst-
-nglY that there was arsenic III the
milk
Rose Baker. Illy Bowen. Annie
Walker and Inhe Stickiauder, enl-
ployed st - laundry on LOngwortn
street. who had psrtakeu OF the milk
at supper. were stricken within Eve
minutes OF one another. it has been
ascertsine,i thetsH the milk came from
two dairias. r c1ard u Ielmman's dairy.
in Avondsie. snd rhs.e y Brick veg =
dalrv. n Av0Ddals. The dsrymen
vii he arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
SHY OF HAMBURG.
Travellers From That City Boycotted in
Other Towns.

BERLIN, Sept. "a. - A commerclsl
traveller named Kremer has been elected
from hotel al Nelten because his sam
pie box bore Hamburg label. kre-
mer assured the hotel people that he
had not been in Hamburg since May.
The landlord dlsbeileyed him, and ne
was also rejected when he attempted TO
gain admittance 10 other houses. Even
the railway officials prevented him
from entering a railway carriage and
the keeper Of the refreshment room
declined To sell him a ham sandwich on
the ground that il would never do 10
fatten the cholera germs which kremer
Was supposed TO carry about W. Ia him.
The unfortunate man was nearly dead
with hunger. but rot nndIng refuge
anywhere, be was obliged 20 leave the
town and walk for ten miles before he
could get shelter and something TO eat.
In the mean time the people of Nelten
seized the sample cases marked Ham
burg and eifectually disinfected It by
setting IL on fire anu burning il IN the
pubic street.
The British bark Bayard. Captain
Richards, from Pisagua May %, arrived
at Queenstown today and there received
orders 10 proceed 10 Hamburg. When
the crew learned that their vessel WAS
bound for cholera port they refused
10 sail in her and demanded that they
be discharged at Queenstown. Argu-
ment was of no avail. Captain Rich
ards thereupon engaged fifteen seamen
at Queenstown TO replace his old
crew. offering them IS apiece
to man the bark. This money,
he declared, he would deduct
from the wages of the old sailors.
When the old hands learned that they
were to be compelled to pay for new
crew they were greatly enraged. They
armed themselves with marlin spikes
Delaying pms and capstan bars, and
threatened that if the new men who
were alongside the vessel came over
the side they would kill them. The
men from shore then refused to &c
aboard the bark. Captain Richards
thereupon had his crew arrested and
arralgned for mutiny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

PITTsBURG, Sept. 24.-In criminal
court this morning Judge Porter hand
ed down decision IN the application
of Hugh O'Donnell. charged with COM
plicity in the murder of J. w. Klein. a
Pinkerton detective. The application
was refused and O'Donnell must re-
main IN jail until his trial. There
we're but few people present when
court was opened at $3.50 O'Clock.
O'Donnell was brought in from the
Jail looking cheerful and evidently ex-
pectng TO be released. AS the opinion
was read his countenance changed
and when IT was ended deep disap-
pointment could be read on every fea-
ture. He was Immediately taken back
TO ms cell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

CovINGToS, KY, Sept. pa. - A
stranger, apparently mad man, called
at the residence OF Bishop Macs and
asked TO see that dignity. The porter
directed him 10 the room of the
bishop who opened the door in re-
sponse of a knock. Without word
of warning the man struck the rev.
erend gentleman knocking him sense
less. tie then walked out of the house
brandlshing \ pistol and escaped. Re-
storatives were applied and the bisho D
was restored TO consciousness. He
saws he never saw the man before and
IL IT loss TO know what was the mo-
tive for the attack.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
NO HITCH IN THE PROGRAM.
At Least a Hundred Thousand Strangers
Entertained.

wksHfNeroS. sept. 2f-Ths has
been = red-ietter week for Washington
and for the Grand Army Of the Bepub-
lic besides IL was great undertak-
lnE for the CITY - arrange for The
care and receipt On of over hundred
Thousand strangers, decorate the city
as rs had never been decorated before
and pEoxide an ferrupte5 Inc Of
march for a body of over -xty thou
saud men. and. what is moro, 10 csrTy
out AL the strange en1enis - tae letter
aud without complaint from slugle
post 1et taat ls whst the nAEonsi
cap Ia has doue, and in SD dong has
taken frout rack among Zee r.nes csps-
hIe of entertain ~ r nsmmoth crowd
bod such ssv a. o. reflect
credit unoa Gee netar Bus SIS
vat no raNd's risv. For mmihs
comm tiee. comp esed pf the leH6-
na suf nsost enefxs etgeus ~ ths
t.an, bad heea sr ne arfsnErg &
aat ESQ atrE laerr Erre Some
c,l,sktfs. ta ie SIRE. sna narT Wha
ta 8Etf that nuwters of stfe gers
~onfa have na sheItsr Tor tee nQnt
fut the fesnt sHnsss fhsi fhe rfaaeers
sers gnofsat of vast they oroaksa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

He Is Thrown From q Load Of Wood
and His Meek Broken.

He Is Thrown From a Load Of Wood
and Ills Meek Broken.
GRAND HAvES, Sept. 24.-Lous John
con, a well-known resident Of THE city,
was killed Yesterday afternoon near
Little Black lake. lie had been with
has tesm after load Of bard wood He
WAS alone and the true cause of his
death i only eurmiseo. IL 10 thought
that when returning and while ne WIS
seated on the load one Of the rack
stakes broke and he was thrown 30 the
ground, the wheels probably pass ng
over hrs neck, breaking 70 And killing
him instantly. His horses were no-
ticed passing without driver hy a
nclghbOr. who did not think ANYTHING
amiss, but thought that Johnsop vas
walking some way behind. lie tied the
horses TO tree, but johnson not ap-
pesrng he became snrlous- 4 search
was made and The body found about
forty rods from where the horses had
been stopped. lie leaves a wife and
two children
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
sEcEEpINo woRKMRN.
Meet Today 20 Form an independent
National Union

PITTsBURs, Sept. 24.-Tomorrow sf-
ternoon the rollers, heaters, catchers,
shearmen and other iron ana steel I'm
lshers, who are paid by the ton sill
h old meeting on the south side with
n object OF Withdrawing Their mem
bership n the Amalgsmsted association
OF iron ana steel wOr9ers ana
taking the necessary preliminary
steps toward the organization of
an independent national traders
union. 10 which none but woTkmen OF
their own class may be admitted. The
leaders IN the movement are proml-
nent Amalgamated association men.
The new organization viii, II is said
work in perfect harmony with the pud-
dlers and other members of the Anal
gamsted association. should the I'm
ishers succeed IN accomplishing their
design the Amalgamated ASSOCIATION
will be weakened IN lie membership by
about one-third-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Mrs. Chsfee Of Adrian Celebrates Hei
One Hundredth Birthday.

Mrs. Cbsaee Of Adrian Celebrate. fief
One HundFedth Birthday.
AnBI1S, sept. "a The heroine of
hundred years battling vith the world
and = vicisEtudes % Mrs.. HsnnAh
Chsfiee of this CITY, who vii b. start
ed IA on her second century tonight
with a party" gven in hef honor a.
the home Of hsr grandson. Niliisfn
Nicholson. Mrs. ChHfiee . Aew
Ingls and bred womsn. having been
born IA Fomfrut. Conn. Bot she
breaihed Michigan sif fof toe past
sixty years, most II that time "a Ad-
ran. one son and several grand aud
great grandchildren vii be et the
hrtbdaY party. Her ether surviving
child rs a lie vii not ~ shie a. eel
here from Missouri. Nrs. Chsfiee -
hale snd hesrfr II there IS any
dancing 81 the party she msy possibly
be ma q. Her memory ri the scenes
and Incidents Of Der early childhood u
remarkable
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Storm in Osceola County.

EvARr, Sept 24.-The heaviest cleo
trio storm ever experienced IN this sec
ton took place Friday night. In the
village the house of William Swales
was struck, but little damage was done
except to the cIstern, which II ruined.
The farm house of Mr.. Mcpherson,
living near Sears, three and a half miles
east, was struck, the lightning enter
ing at q window and completely rid
ding the bed on which Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcpherson were sleeping, and passed
on to the cellar, where il melted and
soldered together several milk pans;
strange TO say neither Mr.. or Mrs. Nc
Pherson were IN any way injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Michigan Escapes From Auburn.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, Sept. 24.-Clar-
ence Tear. alias Allen, who escaped
from Auburn some time ago, and was
recaptured here III July; Eugene Day
and Richard Gardner, notorious
thieves. recently brought from MichI-
gan, where they were serving long
terms, TO answer TO a charge OF robbery
here; Robert Colbrook, John +. Davis.
James Crawford and John Smith, all
charged with robbery, escaped from
the Monroe county Jail here this morn
ing between I2 and 6 O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

ST. LouIs, sept. 24.-By the spread
ing Of the rails on the 7. 4 A. A X r.,
train No. 1. northbound, was ditched
one mile south of Forest Hill yestef
day. The engine did not leave the
track, but the tender, express anc
mail, smoker and coaches were IN the
mud knee deep. No one was SER.
ously injured, but all received a severe
shaking up. The track was biocksded
for eight hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

graHfrLtsa. Nt. ~aet - fntn
N uasf ssa i9 g. 70 rrs.ataf ~ tIrve-
laad o. wne waIk.ng un a tfesi}e 20
the West .fxnsa ntfsi road nesr tais
.atfat e'sIacs tnnent eas neeftsk ga
hf csai tfaa. t4r sf}rnHte9 ta eFsF
ihfoae tar tfst eft nat 20 ter FaY
f..ff the s.oe sFrack e.n tten Hs wss
Iasf afi Say lhfaaFs aua ,enfpislt IF
3 setntovrlel b ni iis - ustsntly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Cholera Scare.

ST. JosEPH, Mich, Sept 24.-Jonas
Weed OF Boyalton died yesterday
morning of what Or. Berrs pronounced
TO be as near case of Aslatic cholera
as anything he ever saw. The symp-
toms of the disease were all present,
and the victim died IN much agony.
lie was buried Immediately. Weeds
home is genuine source for Contag-
ious diseases, and the citizens of the
town are greatly excited over the oc-
Currence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

ST. Iofrs. sept. 2t-Ihe telegraph
ers expect 60 meet with Supsrntend-
eut Hammond Ot the n ss2uri Pacific
on Monday sud present their schedule
Of wages snd rules. The company ia
entirely wiling 20 treat with them. A
ress nshie advaoce in wages win Off
c'sl recogatl n Of their order q eK-
pected hv the men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

mendous, lasting fully ten minutes.
THIS MAS pay day in the mil and this
evening il Is stated that there is much
dissatislaetlon over the amounts re-
ceiyed. Many of the men It Is sad
have left the works and Others are pre-
pairing 90 leave by Monday. Among
those already gone Is the engineer Of
the 33-lnch mill. who TINS evening left
for his home IA New Haven. Conn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
McKinley IN DELAWARE.

WIIMISGToN. Del, Sept. 24.-Gov-
ernor Mckinley spoke here tonight 70
1900 people. Mrs. Mckinley occupied
seat in the gallery. The governor
was gwen al ovation when ne entered
the hall. lie spoke for sn hour and q
half on the lines of his address IN Phil
adeiphia last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Senator Hi Al Buffalo.

BUFFALO. sept. -. The democratic
campaign in western New York vac
usbered IN tonight with grand mass
meeting at mugc ball. Senator IIll
was the magnificent which drew to
getheF the crowd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Gone With Another Mans wife.

NuEs, Sept. 24.-Lewis Straw Of Con
cord entered hls PAGER Track Wilkes at
Niles and attended the races. The
Star says be was accompanied here by
another mans wife. Tie woman's hus-
band followed and spotted them. In
the evening he secured the services Of
officers, but the pair got wind OF what
was up and 81 iDDed out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Several Severe InjuTies But None Be-
licycd 10 be Fatal.

ocVcral SEVERE InJuTles But Nonc BE-
licyed 10 be Fatal.
PERU. Ind. sept. 24.-Wabash pas
sengsr Train No. a due here At at 3:5S
coiHded this evening with q freight
tram. BoEa trains were shattered.
The mail car was split open and sew
erAl freight cars demolished. The list
of injured -: George Andrews, Fort
Wayne, engineer. passenger train.
arm cut and internally injured. John
Starr, fireman passenger train injured
by Jumping. n. A. searight. mail
clerk. Curvston. badly bruised. VI. H..
YOho, mali CLERK, Lafayette. badly
bruised. The responsibility for the
affair cannot now be located as the
dlspatchers' aud freight conductors
versions differ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Accident on the Track.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2i.-ln the fret
race st Latonia this evening Orrck,
Lon, Dudley and White Waite Wings
fell in a bunch al the three-quarter
pole, caused by the uneven condition
of the track. Jockeys Lowry, Reagan
and Parkinson were violently thrown
and all seriously injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

LAPFFH, sept 24.-Nr snd Mrs. Nor
man swan. who i've near Attlca, we're
driving out 81 town isst evening when
they ran INTO smother hugEy snd were
thrown ont. Tie adv bad her collar
bone broken and Mr. Swan lies IN
sensible from serious injuries. Hs Fnsv
n 5n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Diaz DECLARED President.

CITY OF MEMCo, Sept. 24.-The
chamber of deputies, which constitutes
the electoral college, has again de-
clared Diaz president OF Mexico for
four years from the fret of next De-
cember
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

HNIfVsaF. sept. 2f-lhiet Justice
somerhy's ron haI conference ad-
iourred today Toe 6elees'es. tar Ugh
soc press committee, express thor belief
t1at The order Wi le recom Sftred. it
refnafns g. le seen whether gSiH al old
flcer 81 the heaI of the re uvaffd
concern no pdnesnent Tor further
payments. a1v Hapes of future pres
rtrftv can Ire enfasfs uef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

IrRAxox. y r. sept. a. The Hon.
T.. g. g. Lamar o. tie United states
court who = staying a. tbe
Highland hause. suffered from q
= ght stroke ~ psrs.ves on WeInes-
day. In consequence 81 Justice
amar's ace, 81 vezrs. the stroke has
caused wuen apnrnhrns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
No Chance in Mrs Harrison.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i.-There is no
material change IN Mrs. Hsrrlson's
condition tonight. DR.. Gardner says
that she passed a very good day, tax
ing her usual nourishment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Hav. sept "a. - The rrest
Frsns srs Wells trrrfo rsce for s1'a
We.s feft ths trsck r ihe Frfh RI +e.
saynE em aef Swans trse
~ tsr ri 90 we n rHtes At
fsaaanes nssrly fs8.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
ees, Rrl,a.n Pra,.....

s. PEgEksa a4. sept 24.-slr Robert
Morer, Rftsn en- ssssdor has pre-
ssnted sn energetic renlousfrsnce
sEsns fuwiaH metrestWeaf of the
Cauaoian sesisrs IAe Nas-.Ra govern
merit has prom ed i8 make lhe flaiest
-n.n-rH LII. ne .---arl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

WAsHISerov sept Secretary
Foster pas directed thst all erigrants,
eEcept AmerIcsn citizens. ~ Landed Al
Camp Lowe and tbe after a. Ellis
is|snd and that their baggage be sent
90 camp lowe. with the privilege ac-
corded them ~ forwarding their bag
gage N tnev az desire
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Bound for India.

BosToS, Sept. 24.--Twenty-fye new
baptist missionaries will sail on the
steamer Pavonia tomorrow afternoon
tor the foreign fields of the denOmina-
ton. The party includes sixteen for
the Telugu mission IN India, two for
Assam, four for Burmah and three for
the Congo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

FsRvF17. sept a. The Flnt A Pers
tor. ssve1 mles from here. THURSDAY
ngbt. vss srnck IS FhtnluF hr7,
wfh ts contents. totally Destroyed
TIE storm vas verV severe Bue Old 8
great dee ~ damage IN this vicinity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

sAeINAw, sept. 24.-Frsnk Daley
helped himself 20 peaches from fruit
stand. and when invited 20 psy ten
cents considered the matter sc = Joke
aud refused. Judge Sismpel, how
ever, assessed the prlce 81 nlnsty-nine
cents each. and Daley was forced 40
pay 20 keep out Of lsil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

ers wrfe entfHs ast.eaflF rrer eel.
W Ham Msfts tasi rewa eas ra
feaEaflY Nfffr sRatu~t tea
Csasg Use sppIsnsa aas tfa