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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

Nr William Winter. IN his thought
ful and witty address on the higher edu-
cation recently delivered IN Staten Is
land. recalled q comical remark made
- him last summer In one Of the west
ern islands ~ scotland. Il was uttered
by pious lady who was extolhng the
marvellous orstoricsl powers Of the Rev
Mr. Spurgeon. That preacher. It APP
peared. had arrived az place where he
wa % speak and had pleaded a heal
ache ~ a reeson for not speaking, but
M substitute could IA found. and the
famous orator was compelled 81 ascend
toe pulpit And if you could only have
heard him, said this enthusiastic al
mrer. 'you wouldn't have thought he
had a pain in his head or anything
slsef New York Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

Miss D'Aryille VIII star on her own hook
after the present season IN an opera which
PlanqueJte 5 now composing for her. This
charming actress and singer was born IN
Holland, and her artistic training began
at the Amsterdam Qiollandl Academy o.
Music when sac was but eight years old
When mere girl she had sung IN all the
principal cities OF the continent of Europc
and when she went 70 London she made
an emphatic hit. Since then she has beet
delighting the people Of America rs d
member Of the BosCOnians and other oper,
comuanies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

The new and elegant steamer Valley
CITY makes Ia " trips. SUNDAYS except
Cd. to Grand Haven and way ports.
leaving Grand BsVts a. o'Clocb 8.
m. returning AZ S O'Clock 2. nl
Fare Grand Haven and return g., 20
date. good e. return either bv boat or
vs e. u ". n. R'y.
Pre- ght Tor Chicago, Grand Raven
and wsv ports sal be rec, vel for ship
n1ent san1c day as ista 50 - s. 70.
Special excursion rates fnr pier par
t,es ~ ~ made on apnl Icaton ~ % .
managers Office. IS Monroe street-feI-
sph01e Ill.,
order vogr fre'gat from Chicago con
aisned Wa tr0oarlch 4rs1sl oftsflon
company. csre steamer Va ey Cfy.
III r. G.. NsN Avs.
6sasrsi Manager,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

Over twelve years was all cted with
q very serious female difficulty and for
the last sixteen months was under
treatment of three of the very best
physicians that money could employ.
Under their skiliful treatment grad
ually grew worse, until they decided
they could render me no permanent
help. One of my friends persuaded
me to try a bottle Of Dullnm's Great
German Uterine Tonic,an after taking
three bottles, / can say / am in better
health than | have been for twenty
years, and am now 60 years old, but
feel az young "a at so.
June ., 1890.
MRs. 5. r. CARPENTER,
LaDee-, Mich.
For sale at u. c. ScrIbner's drug store,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

As Maid Marian IN De koven and Smiths
opera Robin Hood, bat she las worke.i
her way info the hearts II New Workers
through tie mss1iam q excellent yorS as
Bstuns Ia ia Ma-ooCts." a role watch
SIZE enacted for many weeks - member
u Henry r. Dixsy company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

Parties desiring sleeping car accom-
mOdations from Grand Rapids to Wash
lpgton for special Grand Army train
leaving at 2:20 p. N. Saturday, Septem-
Der Il, via O.. K. x |. H. X. and Penn
sylvnnia lines, should make applica-
ton to c. l.. Lockwood. general pas
senger agent, early as possible, as a
limited number OF sleepers only viii be
provided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
Mothers and Daughters.

New and second hand school books
bought and sold at Wykes * Burns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

wrss NNRGUFRrrE NERrvGrOF.
Eks houss ss the corner II One Hundred
anti Forty rst street aud the Grand bouie-
ward. only few rods away from the Hud-
SON river and it was e = window com
mand nz ibis hesutlfulvi that Captain
iertart lair' was slowly created
er..a t-..trt IN Miss Mering
t'-n svgs~ience for aspiring dramatic au-
tbcrs. h8d she given up az the first,
srronl or third obstacle encountered suc-
cess snu'd have eiriea her. and tbe Ameri-
Cen stage v.si'.i have sal Tered accorlin giy.
MISS cANlLLS D'ARvILLE
TIE Charming Actress and Singer Who
Has Delighted New Workers
Miss Camille u Arvilis = perhaps best
known to thsster goers Il larger cities
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11

Don't Get Imposed Upon.

For sale at d. c. Scubner's drug store,
No. q Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-11
MAKING OF A PLAY
Metamorphosis Of Sothern's
captain Iettarblair."
MISS MERlhGT0N WROTE IT
Little Code al the Grand - Smiths
Offering General Thrzt-
ncal News.

Ny person who
suddenly achieves
fans at once De-
comes an interest
ing character, and
in these days
when a large ma
ioritY Of American
theatrical mana
gers are assiGu-
ously engaged in
asseyerating that
good plays come
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21

WAsHINGroS, Oct. 1.-The wife OF the
President is gradually growing weaker, and
is not expected live many days longer. Her
right lung is entirely gone and the left one is
very weak. AT midnight she was resting
easy, and sleeping at intervals. The presi-
Dental household "a exceedingly anxious con-
corning Mrs. Ilarrlson's condition, and the
President is doubtless alarmed at what seems
to be his wifc's rapidly approaching end. He
shows signs OF care and distress, and much
sympathy Is expressed for him.
Mrs. lIarrlson's Illness Is consumption, and,
while she is attended by excellent physicians
and given the best OF care and attention, it is
evident that she will not recovar. She is n
patient sufferer and appreciates the kindly eff
forts OF her friends, who are watching by her
bedside and soothing her In her suilerlngs.
Dispatches from indianapolis are to the cf-
feet that the people Of that city have heard
with deep regret the news of Mrs, llarrison's
serious Illness, and the same feeling pcrvadcs
the people here. She is Il universal fayorltc
Ia both cities and among all classes.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21

The Denver Noss gives the following ,llrrc.
ilons for building straw barn such a. /. IN
u'c vt the experimental station at Garden city.
Kansas
The hrs, thing to do Is to bale the strnw.
then level the ground for foundation, and
lay down tso eNi.; then lay the first tiers Of
bales on these.
Make hardwood pins or bowels clgh, lnchc.
long aud about an Inch square, pointed nj
both ends. Drive four Of these Tone at each
corncrl into the bale half the length Of the
pin. Lay the second tier, breaking Joints n.
In brick work, pressing the bale. onto the
rlns, aud 80 un untllyou have make tho wall.
a. illth as you wish, hay eight. ten or twelve
feet. ru' In window aud door frame, whore.
ever you wish lhcm. These should be- made
Of twolnch plank, ten inches Wide ON Ion
Of the lhs, tier Of bale, lay plnnka eight
lnchos wide aud Dol, with wooden pln, Two
feet long. On She planks o, plates nail the
nficr..
The roof ard gable ends may bc boarded
and sblnrlcd, ~ boarded with six.lnch plnpls
plnccd ten Inches apart, and ihntohcd with
straw,
barn may he built of any slsc In this way.
Those nj the United States experimental
frn.s aud forage station ut Garden city nrr
@'tlD feet one I. tNclvc feet high. with
lof, for hay the other IA eight Zee, high, ono
has u shlnlrd roof, the other has n matched
roof aud g'bies. The co.' Il about one.thIrd
that n q barn constructed II lumber
These barns nrc ohoip,iufablr and niaptod
10 tile plains upinirj. There should he hun
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21

Argument was begun on the ilth In the
United States Supreme Court In what are
known rs the Lake Front eases, Involving title
TO large amount Of valuable ground on the
shore OF Lake Michigan at Chicago.
There are four cases, all brought on appca
from the decision Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Northern district OF H.
LIMOS. Tho Illinois Central ROAD is on one
side Of the case and the city OF Chicago, the
state OF Illinois and the United States on the
other, though the federal government APP
pears In them lnyoluntarily and will not at.
temp, to make an argument In court. The
argument Will last two days.
The ayowcd object of the suit Is to settle by
Judicial decree title to certain lands In ChIca.
go situated on the border Of Lake Michigan,
between the mouth OF the Chicago river and
Sixteenth street, where they have been re-
claimed from the lake by the Illinois Central
railroad company and occupied by It for
many years for railroad purposes, and also
title TO submerged land. Immediately ads
cent To that part Of the lake shore.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21
AN EXPRESS ROBBERY
TWO MEN DO THE DEED.
A Missouri Pacific Train Near Coneyville
Neatly Held Up.

Another rain robbery is rep orted as occur
Ing near CofIcyville, Kansas, on the night Of
the 10th.
Just as the Missouri Pacific express train
drew up at Caney ut 1918 o'clock two masked
men, heavily armed with Winchestcrs and revolt
vers, climbed on the locomotive tender from
the front Of the combination baggage and ex-
press car and covered Engineer Eggleston and
his fireman with their rifles. The locomotive
men were ordered to pull slowly to the switch
where all was darkness and where there was
no fear OF molcstation. This was done.
At the whistling-post the outlaws ordered
the engineer to stop and made tho fireman
uncouplc the express car from the rest Of the
train. All this was done SO quietly that no
one In the coaches was disturbed.
The engineer was then ordered to pull
ahead with the express car and obeyed, for
the Winchcscrs held close to his head looked
unplcasantly dangerous. When deep cut,
half mile further on, had been reached, the
engine was halted.
Express Messenger J. N. MAXWELL, who had
witnessed the uncouplIng, had in the mean
time blown out his lights, barred and barri-
caded the doors, and made ready for n desper-
ate resistance.
The order to open up the car elected no re-
sponsc and the robbers began firing into the
sides Of the car with their Winchesters. Max
we'll answered tho shots with his revolver for
few minutes, but finally received bullet in
his right ARM which disabled him and he was
forced TO surrender
The robbers ordered him to light his lamps
and open the car doors. As soon as he had
done so, they entered the car, with the cngi-
neer In front ~ them as a shield. Maxwell
was then forced to open his safe and deliver
up his watch and personal property. The
men then backed of the car and disappeared
In the darkness.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21

A great throng of people, many of them
persons OF note, attended the funeral Of Ten
nyson in Westminster Abbey on the l2th.
An Immense number OF floral offerings were
sent In, among them wrcaths from the queen
and Mrs. Gladstone. The latter was COM
posed OF swcct-smelling leaves from the
Gladstone gardens nj llawardcn and was
made by Mrs. Gladstonc's own hands, and It's
beautiful construction showed that 1t was In
deed labor Of love. Attached 10 this wreath
was card on which was written the follow
ing couple,:
"And In the vast cathedral live him.
God accept him; Christ receive him."
s"Ibe .segyl!se throughout, though extremely
was fine, and the bright sunshine streaming
through the windows of the abbey rendered
artificial light unnecessary.
Mr.. llcnry White, representing Minister
Lincoln, was one OF the bearers. Mr.. Lin.
coin was crossing the ocean.
The body was Inferred In the poets corner
beside that OF Browning.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21
Iown's Military Display.

The final arrangements for the Iowa mill.
tary display ., the Worlds Fair dedication
exercises have been completed. Tho Iowa
contingent viii number 800 and will he Mt
tended by 100 coachmcn, hosilcrs ard ser.
wants. Tie official train viii leave De.
Moines the afternoon Of the 18th and will
carry the governors staff, state oillcen and
invited guests aud M honorary escort fer the
governor consisting Of commissioned officers
Of the Thru aud Fourth regiments. Horses
and carriages will he taken from there. The
companies of the First and Second regiments
detailed for duty nj the Fair will reach
Chicago by different, routes at the same ,imo.
In addition To the battalion OF infantry the
Iowa force viii include n signal corp.. hos.
pi'al corps and u Gai,linr gun detachment.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21
TIL. European Horse Race,

The Austrian military riders who took par,
In the long-llsiance ride have returned 10
Vienna, leaving about half their horses dead
or disabled In Berlin. The German ridcrs'
horses Jared little better. The enthusiasm Of
the general public over the race has quite
vanished and has been replaced by a sort OF
moral disgust The German Society for the
Protection Of Animals has decided to protest
agains, the brutality OF the riders aud TO
bring the question before the Rolehs,ag.
nspcc,orGeneral Roschcrg, one of the
highest authorities on cavalry training, has
Issued paper on the race, In which he at
tributes the success Of the Ausirlans chiefly
10 the fact thu, they worked harder from the
beginning than the Germans, who took a
good res, on the iirst night, while the Aus.
irians reduced their rest To u minimum. Gen.
crnl Roscborg considers that for stay the
Austrian cavalry Is the best IN the world.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21

| Robbcrs entered the large hardware store of
L. y. Post * Co., at Albuquerque, and pur.
lolncd about ff,y revolycrs, high grade, val.
ucd In all at abou, 1900.
Reyes Gonzales is shcnring 10, 600 sheen
| below Chama. Mr.. Gonzales Is one of the
hcnylcst sheep men In Rio Arrlba, Ills sheen
are said To number 1000.
Mrs. T.. J.. Bartlett lady commissioner from
| New Mexico TO the Worlds Columbian Fair
VIII leave Santa fc this week for Chicago 10
attend the dcdlea,ory exercises of the grca,
exposition and meetings OF the board Of lady
commissioners. Mrs, Bartl ct, viii be absent
about month.
Z. u, Allnlrc, promoter Of tho Cannlgrc cx.
| traction works nt Dcming, reports everything
| progressing rapidly with his venture II 1. n
new departure In that llnr Of busincs. and can
be extended TO bu.ine.. Of great proportions
| which Will give employment 10 hundreds Of
people In the growing Of the plant aud the
extraction Of H. valuable juices.
An acre Of ground has been presented 10
the lodge Of Knight Of pythlas Of Lincoln,
To he used as burial ground Tor members Of
the order md their families, by Francisco
Romero falcnelL The plot llca ncnriy n
mile from town, aud will be- fenced lmmcdl.
a,cly aud trees set out mud other improve.
mchts made.
Rrpora received from Cooks during the
week ny that Tho late strike on the lnes
property Il the largest ever mndc In South.
western New Mexico, Tho orc body M OK.
posed without any development work l. forty.
five feet IN width, fifteen feet In height aud
extends back q distance Of over snycnty.nyo
feet The orc runs bcigccn 90 nnd 20 Der
ccut IN lead aud over ten ounccs Ia silver
yielding 300 net IN the car.
Ambruslp Pine, Who has 900 head II sheen
grazing In the Nalr huunt.lns hns just pur.
chased an extra supply Of arms aud nmmul.I.
tlon aud scll them 10 tho hrrlcrs, In order
TINT they can better protect hls flocks from
bears. Never before have the bears been 10
numerous IN the vhllcs as THE fall They
run IN druycs NJ many ma ten being seen At
once, and their rnyngc of stocl, Il very great,
Tho Nnllcs arc full u MI clnafca III Wild
game particularly deer, bear aud grouse.
W. " Taylor of the lower Mimbirs. took
tlS peaches Ia the isierpriss office Mt Silver
CITY which weighed OYER pound each.
They sorc the largest ever grown In that scc.
ilon and viii eufpnss those gown ia New ler.
sey Of on the eastern shore Of Maryland,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21

The postmaster general has executed OCEAN
mail contracts with the international Sayign.
ton Company, whereby the company are n.
qulrcd 10 operate n limo Of steamers between
Now York city and southampton, England,
With ut lca., one sailing every week. The
steamer. hrc required To be 81 American ON.
r'rucilon and not les than 5000 tons regis.
ter. also n lnc of the same class NJ American
construction, 10 make iifiy.two trips each
year between New York city nnd Antwerp,
Belgium, touching at southampton, England,
aud Boulognc, France.
These contracts will require m expenditure
for new steamers Of between ss.ooo.ooo mud
3,0oo,0oo, Seven vessels will hc required for
the service, Five new ones will he built aud
the City ol New York mud the city OF Paris
will become u part Of this fleet,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21
THE NAVAL PARADE.
Thousands of Vessels Sail Up the NORTH
River to Riverside Park.

1houshnds OF Sesseh saii UP the North
River to Riverside Park.
The naval parade Mt New York on tho 18th
In honor OF the discovery Of America was o
grand affair.
The procession started from Bay Ridge at
12 :3l o'clock, with music from score of
bands. ringing out over the water. As the
procession passed Fort Hamilton, q salute
was fired by the several companies of marines.
The order OF the parade was rs follows:
Naval militia of the state of New York, pa
trolling line Of parade; United States torpedo
boat Cushing, vidcttc boats, steam yacht
Aida, steam yacht Allegro, steam yacht Hell
vetla, steamer Howard Carroll, bearing the
municipal flag. On board this boat was the
naval parade committee and their guests, In
Guiding Vice President Morton, ex-Prcsidcnts
Hayes and Cleveland. Then followed the
Columbian committee OF 100, with their
guests, on the boats steamer Sam Sloan,
steamer Mattawan and steamer Mohawk.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21
The Reading Coal Combine.

Attorney General John =. stockton Of New
Jersey has struck hard blow at the Reading
coal combine. lie appeared in the chanccl-
lor's chamber in New Jersey and asked that n
receiver be appointed TO take charge OF the
New Jersey Central railroad, the Easton and
Amboy railroad, the Delaware n Bound
Brook railroad TO enforce the chancellor's In
junction against all the railroads in the coal
combine in New jersey. The informatlons
were filed by the chancellor, who granted
without hesitation the prayers in both and
made the rules returnablc on October 20.
The promptness with which the prayers
were granted is said TO be an indication that
receiver will be appointed. The attorney
general has filed with his papers a mass OF
evidence showing that the temporary and per.
mancnt orders Of the court forbldding an In
crease in the price Of coal have been ignored
and violated.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-10-21
A GRAND PAGEANT.
Thousands OF Troops Parade Through
tho Streets OF New York.

Thousands OF Troops Parade Through
tho Streets Of New York.
The third day Of the celebration ut New
York In honor OF Columbus was MS suecessf ul
as those preceding Immense crowds began
TO pour into the streets as early as Z O'clock.
militia men, iiremen and bands OF music COM
menccd to turn out.
The line Of parade which commenced at 10
witnessed In New York.
The first division was composed OF United
States soldiers and numbered 5000.
The second division was made up OF the
United States naval brigade in command Of
Lieutenant Commander Asa Walker, Brigade
| hdjutaut Generals A. q, Briggs and Andrtiss.
There were nearly $500 blue jackets and ma
| rines In this division.
In the third division there were from 6,00O
TO 5000 men In command OF Brlgadler Gen
| cral Louis Fitzgerald from the National Guard
| OF New York, companies from New jersey In
| command OF Governor Abbot and staff, fifty
| men from the National Guard Of Connecticut
In command of Governor Morgan G. Buikc-
ley and stall, 1900 men from the National
| Guard OF PENNSYLVANIA In command OF Gov
| ttnbT houtrl f.. lal'itoh anu rthlAs
The fourth division was formed by 5000 u.
| a. Il. veterans. There were also $500 Sons
OF Veterans in command OF U. $. Bendorf.
| The fifth division was made up Of lcttc'
carriers to the number Of about 200, in con-
mand Of Lewis Mullen.
In the sixth division were companies from
New York. and visiting fire departments,
Chief Hugh Donnclly commanding. In this
division there were about 1000 men.
son. --Ir,ors tJasp..~ea tp. afev Tysph. .d,yI.
exempt volunteers and veteran fireman ass ,.
Citations.
The eighth division was composed OF a,5,,
Italians
There were 1000 IN the ninth division, rep
fescnting the German Amcricans. The grant
marshal was J. NJ. Besscmcr.
| III. tenth division was made up Of differ
Ont o, organizations and contained about Il, 900
men. Aside from the independent organiza
tom there were 5000 members Of thr
DoeseAcr Landwelhr vereln.
| On the reviewing stands were Wee Prc.,.
dent Morton. the cabinet officers and o,hc.
officials without number Baron fava, the
Italian minister, occupied the seat Of honor
It's estimated that 5000 men were In Hoe
to-day. 1t took fully six hours to pass a given
point
The parade was over fifteen miles long.
| The troops, which led the column, h.l
reached fIfty.ninth street, disbanded and re-
turned To the lower part Of the city before
| the last four divisions Of the parade had
started.
| After the military pnpcant was over I'm,