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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

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- make The o<zr. Its q very dfffsruna tkinr
- make Il good Il oouidnf - dene, excer{
with IN extraordinary nsdicine Dut tkats
what hey havA By lis mid. soc;hine.
Cleansing and hesling properties, Or. sassS
simply paIliao fsR tima. a drive tss dc
sase 70 fbs lungs u prs1ncss psrsscs 81
permanent cars Try Il cd -
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tnke ~ ri1k
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years wanfing TIE 40 ysus1 - 49,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

La PAx Bolivia. via Galveston. Tex :.
March a-An Indian outbreak occurred
. day ~ two ago and government
troops were sent to qusli IL Advicss
Just received state that battle has
been fought and that the Indians have
been completely routed, with . loss Of
l.eoo men. Thirty Of the government
troops Are said 70 have been badly
Woundea
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Na.f fhs pefena.nts RsIeaae1.

DAKIrxerex, Wis, March o. "A jury
In the sisboiat lynchers' trial has not
yet been secured. The fifth special
venire was issued Tuesday. Prominent
citizens are circulating . petition 10
1udgs clsmensoa 20 discharge the de-
fendaata The chief objection 10 .
continuance Of the ease il the great
cost - the county In securing . fury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
SAD SCENE IN COURT
Mrs. Osborn Sentenced by IN
English Judge.
SHE ENTERED AplEA OF GUILTY
she Must Serve xix Menshs In pssssn 8,
Hard Lshss--Mss Hsrssssvss
Appeals fss Mercy.

Lonpes. Marea .~Mra Florence
Ethel Osborne, against whom the grand
jury a Few days ago returned true bill
for lsrssay and perjury. was srraigaed
for trial Ia the Old Bailey. she
pleaded guilty To the charges against
her aud wss sentenced Il aine months
tsprisoamest ~ hard labor Thls
euds so far - the patlle IL concerned
case that he's e1eited NO, t.wids com
meut
AZ $50 o'clock Capt oaboras en-
tered the courtroom alone lie wss
followed BY Mra Hargreaves and
her husband. Maj nargrsavea
who took seats at tho selici-
tors' table. MIRA Osborne had
been brought from the Holloway
Jail In . cab. being escorted BY her
husband. Upon their arrival at the
Old HALEY. Mira Osborne was placed In
q cell beneath the courtroom. there TO
await the calling Of her case BY the
court
PLEADED GUILTY.
In few minutes the prisoner ses
escorted into court by female wassler
and u once placed In the dock. Capt
Osborns took his scat beside tho dock.
Mra Osborne paid no attention what
ever to her surroundings. She kept
her handkerchief TO her eyes and
wept bitterly She was called upon
to stand mp, and the charges OF theft
and perjury were read to her. When
the reading was concluded she pleaded
guilty to both charged She was very
weak and her voice was so low that 1t
was impossible for her to be heard on
the bench. and the wardsr was obliged
70 repeat Mrs Osborne's werdA
MRa nARsRgAvEs' FUTILE APrEAL-
At this point Mrs. Hargreaves. who
was present aud who seemed greatly
affected, asked the court II she might
speak. The judge replied: Only upon
an appeal for mercy" MIRA Har-
grsaves. whe was new in tears, cried
out:
II Dc sRpesl for mercy With al my heart I
have krs va and loved Ethel (Mrs- Osborne) ell
my LIS nnd am convinced that sbs Is net IN her
right u iad."
SENTENCED
Nra Hargresves here broke down
and could not continue her appeal.
The scene was very affecting, oil the
principals in tho sad affair being in
tears, and most Of the ladies
in the courtroom also weeping
and uttering soba The Judge
maintained his stoicism and
proceeded TO deliver sentence.
Turning toward the prisoner he i'm.
posed q sentence Of zine months i'm.
prisenuert at hard labor, adding, how.
ever, that the labor would be such Is
the prison doctor should permit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

ERIE. Pa. March a-Last Thsnls-
giviag three yeung men went ont
duck hunting % Erie bay, and were
never seen again alive. The tris were
Robert skslly, Cert 0rumwell ana
James Roberta There was . suspicion
ct the time Opt they had run away.
The bodies d hs three boys have new
been found in The ice In the vicinity Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

LONDON, March "a Telegram has
been received here from the German
consulate ~ Port Said stating that the
cook Of the German steamer Messina
has been landed there. The cook re-
ports that the Msssina feundered of
The Sicily islADas during gale On Feb
ruary 10 II " believed that the rest
Of the crew, twsnty.four In numb Der.
~npa l~~f
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SAD ssQUlNcE 70 4 WEDDING.
Daring rrsssssiea In Afssssasgrs Nins-
teea People Were shot

U011n8 EroeoooiOo N A0oSooe8So Stnv
teea People We're shot
CErrINcE. March AT Kolaschtn, .
town on the frontier of Albania, forty
Albsnians who were escortlng = wed
ding procession met number
OF Montenegriuk As the Montcnegrins
were passing the wedding party
several of tho Albaniaus. who wero
armed with rifles, fred . feu de joIe.
Unfortunately one Of tho weapons had
been unwittingly loaded with ball
cartridge, and enc Of the Aontenegrins
was shot Though It was clearly ap.
parent that the shooting was entirely
occidental the comrades Of the wounded
man were infuriated They were
armed and without hesitation they
poured . vollcy into the wedding
party, killing aud wounding nineteen
of them. The dispatch does not state
the fate Of the bride and groom. The
affair has caused intense excitement
and it is thought that further trouble
will follow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

LoxpsE. March sx-~The ere brigade
has succeeded 10 extinguishins the
Ere that broke cut al an early hour in
Lathan's tim Der yerd in cursain Road.
6heFedsfch. sed which spread 70 sew
ersi factory saildisgs adjoining. The
damage anounts - sc, ca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

ST. PrTyRssuRs. March "a doctor
who has just arrived here from Berlin
asserts that while he WAS in . hospital
in Berlin during the recent riots sixty
risters entered in ore day suffering
from safer wounds. snd that sir Of
them have since died.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

SAN FnAHcnsce. March a-Manmis
Pleasant Sarah Althes Terry's ED
nurss, stated that shs had no longsr
any Doubts u MIRA Terry's insanity
and In the absence Of cay near rel.
atisss - Get in Ne matter she had de-
eidsd ~ 1T snes TAKE necessary steps
20 esnnis her - an asylum where she
can - properly cared fer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
KILLED ron A DRUNKEN BLOW.


ys6srsen n Lewis Murdered rsank W.
Luck ut Tallula, Ill.
PETEnsBURe, ILL.,, March 9.-Monday
night jefferson b. Lewis shot and
killed Frank w. Luck ut TallulA- The
two had been here during the day, and
left for home under the influence OF
LIQUOR. They quarreled en the cars.
and Luck struck Lewia When they
reached Tallula Lewis rot = pis-
toll. sought Luck. and deliberately
shot him through the chest BE died
soon afterwardA Lewis has surren-
dered himsslf Both men bore good
regulations and were married Luck
had four and Lewis seven children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

bESceLx, H.. March Capt A. \.
DogardcA champion Wing shot Of the
wsvld. heat George W. Rsxroat Of
Virginia. I'll. ~ live pixeon match
Tuesday. Fifty birds thirty yards
sise. I've ground traps we're the con-
aitiona Dsesrdus killed fcrty-ssvsa
cad Rsuross fertv.three.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

cfS<yxxArI O.. March q -TnssdaJ
evening" yshu ". Greer. his wife sa<
brsfher.in.lsw. John MeKsy. Guar
rslsd sbsut deal il property MeKsy
ssrueh Gresr several tiaes - - hsa<
With . bstchsA eausisg the vietsni
deask Mckay cod MrA Greer sss IN
- arrest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

BROOKLYN. March a-Presiasns mar
risoa viii attend the banquet Of g 8
GRAFT pest. o. A. r., which 10 10 b
eivea Avyii 81 10 commemorative Of
ths Birthday Of Gsu u q 0rsak a
the Union League cinh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

PANS. March q 1T Is anneupced
from Grasss that Edward Parker Dea-
con IVES taken before magistrate 1t
O'clock Tuesday afternoon and ~
leased under bonds Of le.eoo francs.
His lawyer and > friend went On his
bond lis confinement Of two weeks
and the brooding over his wife's dis
honor hare apparently shattered his
health aud underlnined his spirits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
MIS- nulnsIy Aeee pts.

FLATSruEp. N. j.. March A-Aiss
julia 3. Balkely. . principal Of the
Piainfield pubise school system. has Just
accepted . position ~ dean Of the
women's college Of the Chicago unIver-
sity she will enter upca her new du-
ties October I. Miss Bulkely 10 New
En9iaud bred womaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

cnlcAeo, March s.-Dr Henry Mar.
tyn ScuAaer will have 70 stand his trial
on the charge Of numbering Mrs Eliz.
absth n. Parker Dunton, and any plea
Of insanity that may Be brought for
ward viii have 10 bs urged In the de-
Tense which h made in the criminal
court Dr.. Scudasr Il now in Jail on .
charge Of murder. which takes prece-
denee 10 the charge Of insanity pre-
ferred s9ains< him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

Sr- PAUL, Mimi, March s-Judge
Hooker, Of Minneapolis. has filed . de-
cree la the case Of Cyrus =. Phillips
against William A. Chez vers aad A. J.
Finnegan to recover possession Of title
TO forty acres Of land in that ctr.
WORTH hctwcen $1,000, 900 and "a. Geo.
COO The court ordered judgment for
A. j Einncran
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

HessxsS. Tea. March "A private
letter from the froasier says the Mer-
icsn people o. the lower Ris 0rsnde
poupisin bitssviy u Ne manner In
which they were treated ~ United
ytases troops duriag the Gsrxa osseo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
IOWA lso,slAruRG.


THE ssts - Detail
pxs NoisTA L.. March The
Iowa senate has recorded Itself axaluss
prohibition. The tsteh lieeass ball
wss passed Tuesday sfterneos w .
vote Of a. 10 n. every democrats sea-
ssos ssd two reps biiesas vosiss for IL
The vote In detail Ms ~ follows.
yeas nlsssp. pslser. prover. cisystsaa.
Dent. Dodge. kssrsiL osrdsnes q stsA, cseb'e.
oseene. oFehswss, Kelly, hess hs.tesa. Nee.
nat o:ssea. nish. schmidt. Shields. snsth. 81
Butter, nrsith. - Wsvpssis; essvssI Terry.
yeomsns-~u
Nsys--Andrsws. isaiIy. chsasry, Conway
rtna. Funk, Niger. Harmon, Harsh. Jamesen.
Jswesk Lewis. Mach. hsc4ii. Palmer. Fssrstl
Perkins kcsns<sr. Rsynelds, saith. Of Wright
Tursss. Vale
The bill now goes 70 the house and
the license men arc claiming that they
are sure Of . majority. The fight In
that body will be even more interest
ing than the one just ended in the san
Alta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

WAsnISerox. March San unusual
~ large nunber Of congressman are on
the sick list Abont twenty-five MEM
bcrs Of tho house are abeent On ac-
count Of ill-hesith- This Is an unusual-
~ large sick list, and il 10 thought that
Il may lead 70 IN inquiry into the
present sanitary conditions Of the cap
"a -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

AsHLASp, VIA, March s.-Nill;ons
Of feet Of lambsr On the shore Of Lake
Superior will be RATED across the lake
70 CANADA - soon - navigation opena
Three millio1 feet on Cbequsmegos
bay will 20 - four rata
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

eosHRs. lad, March N-Lats Mon.
DAY aiFht al extra switch engine Ia
the Lake shere yards 1T Kendalivills
Knocked over aad Instantly killed
Ifank Ressabern. lad Of II yearA
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CAN 90 NO MORE WORK.

III. sortngsr's LsSers - Chairnaa al the
Wsys and Hsnns Cemmittss Ended.
WARRINGTON, Marsna.-Mr. Springer
Is much better. However. his chair
nanship Of tho ways and means COM
mittee 10 practically at an end DR.. Via
csat said that should his patient begin
- rally at once and continue to improve
from this time On IL would DO inn
possible for him 20 attend to any BUSH
ness for the next two months Dr.
Vincent declares that under the most
favorable circumstances Mr.. Springer
could net leave his house
within the next three weeks
After that the doctor will insist
that Mr. Springer 60 to Fertrsss Mon
rec for . stay Of four or Ave weeks
According "a this programme. there
fore, Mr.. Springer he's practically con-
ciuded his services - ehairMan Of the
ways and means committee for this
session Of congress, for tariff bills will
be entirely disposed of BY tho end Of
APRIL
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PUT IN THEIR CLAIMS.

Families 81 Murdered Itaiiass WIN Bring
Action Against the Ctty 0svsransat -
New Orleans fer Dsmsges.
INV ORLEANS, March "A sensa-
tional suit win b hled in the United
States court sooa- Ths plaintiffs will
be the families Of the Italians killed by
the mob March IL last. 90 that the
suit will virtually celebrate the an.
nivsysary Of ths event Only tho
hsirs Of those whe were not natural
lied citissns Of the United States will
Agura The claim will hardly exceed
casa. 600. and viii average sssat S2s, 900
- Sse,oso fer the family or heirs of
saeh man. TIE suit will be against
the city government The claim will
be that the mayor and other
authorities were notified of the
intended attack upon the prison.
but no measures for the pro-
lection Of the prisoners were
taken. II u said that the case has been
worked up BY Detective D. G. 0'Malley,
who cams very near being victim Of
the mob, bat who 10 now again ut tho
head Of tho detective agency. and re-
Gently graduated rs an attorney Ut law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

. sesias freight trssa Tuesday after
ress ga tkTe~n nader tAs ~hesis
and hss head severed aud carried Gal
elsck fres hls eesy. Ne wss tsspsas
% and 90 the care for speFt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

ANTWERP, March a-The Hsndels-
blad SAYS that the United States gov
eminent recently made a sffsr to tho
king Of the Eelgiaus to purehass
the Congo Free State and to
defray all Of the expense In
CURED by Belgium In connection
with that country; also TO pay IN in.
indemnity to Belgium The paper adds
that the king rejected the American
governments proposal The state
ment receives Ne credenss in eAicial
eirelaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

Na8sxias Near Elndlay. o.
EIyDLAv, O., March e.-About p m.
the nitro .glycsrino magazine Of the
High Explosive Company on tho Kubz
farm. miles west Of this city. blew
up with . report that startled the
whole couatry and broke . number of
plate glass windows in this city. 1t Is
known that TO lives were lost. but the
explosion was one of tho most terrific
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
It is NOT OUR FUNERAL!
HAD A
MIGHTY
TORNADO
SWEPT
OVER THE CITY.
OVER THE CITY.

II could not have caused greater panic than
did the opening of Vossen B-os' stock to the
public Monday morning.
Ten thou.a nd people visited our store dur
ing the day. and as many moro Tuesday, and
the scene beggars description. 1t was ono
crowding squeezing elbowing sea OF human
ity never to be forgotten.
What a crash, what tumult
What a bable of tongues.
What tearing and slashing Of goods, and
yet, after two days of trade unprecedented in
the annals of history, there is scarcely any
shrinkage noticeable in the Vossen stock.
It must be remembered that this 10 no
special sale of few remnants that ordinarily
last but day or two but A COMPLETE
MODERN STOCK OF DRY GOODS, compris-
ing everything usually found in first class
store, great portion Of which was purchased
for this springs trade
ONE THOUSAND CLERKS COULD NOT
SELL TT ALL IN A WEEK
When line gets thin we immediately re-
plenish it from the Vossen reserve stock, and
each morning finds the departments full
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

<runys cre.--
the o6er made ty
The Hpprissors q
DR.. eage's Co
tasrh Kennedy
It's . reward cf
NO cesh for IN
incurahb case II
cstUrh. 10 matSG
how Bad, q Of
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-16


PART I.-Scene 1. Milkmaids' home.
The milkmaids and farmers try in several
choruses to get good start for the day.
Dorothy's absence and the comments
thereon give Uncle Ben, the country
squire, occasion to convene court and de-
liver an opinion concerning love, to the
great delight of the maids. Aunt Hannah
causes the sudden adjournment of court.
Two jolly young campers in search of
cream assist in making things more COM
plicated-for Uncle Ben. The 'Commo-
dore'' introduces himself as ''the lion of
the town., but the doctor discovers him to
be tramp and would have summarily
ended matters but for a weakness for
''taffy" The milkmaids returning from
milking with foaming pals a fleet of
sails" leave Dorothy to confess to the
| Queen her love for the Commodore. The
Queen counsels, "Be very careful of that
heart of thine" A ''deaf, dumb and blind
beggar" rehearses romantic story to the
Queen and Dorothy. John inopportunely
declares his love for Dorothy and 'getS
left' Scene 2.-Maids engaged in various
occupations. Ruth rehearses something
':too funny for anything" to the delighted
maids Monica tells Dorothy's fortune,
casting gloom over the hearts of the
laughing maids, which is happily dispelled
by the timely return of the jolly farmers
for'lunch.
PART u.-Scene 1. Maids occupied il
increasing the butter output Aunt Han
nah yields to an especial request" anC
sings 1.-The Lullaby. Tableau. 'Ncw
girls, off to the field and help rake up.
Scene 2.-Farmer John discovered in
dreadful state of mind, from which Jo
undertakes to eXtricate him. Uncle Bel
is called upon to assist. 1t is left for Mon
lea to inspire John with hope. The doc
tor, deeply impressed with Monica's skill
as an imparter of hope, tries like dose o
}. the gypsy's medicine. The jolly camper
n appear, likewise the Commodore. Th
story of the royal peer from India is sud
: denly interrupted by the doctors deman
Il for the arrest of ''dat royal beer". Seen
II 3.-The Commodore" escaping from dl
Of rance finds hiding place, but ''is still
is it." Dorothy recalls happy days with job
n ''long time ago." Evidently the ''Commt
i. dore's" reign in her heart is over. tt
doctor endeavorS to get an insight in
Dorothy's state of mind and incidental
as reveals state of mind on his own accou
ey also that the Commodore" is ''still in it
il John and Dorothy are reconciled in Il
By most approved style, with Aunt Hanna
e. and Uncle Ben for background. Tablea
n Scene 4.-''The merry, merry bells
ne s'Home returning" Wedding bells ''Di
dong" Hail to the farmers bride. Curtai
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Pennsylvania
Lines.
GOLDEN GATE TOURS.
Acress the Continent in the Penn
syIvania ILines' Gorgeous
Palaces ON Wheels.

No new feature in railway circles ever at
tracted as much attention as the Golden Gate
Tours inaugurated by the Pennsylvania System
of Railways. The success of the ones already
conducted is evidenced by the pleasant memo
ries entertained of the enjoyment they afforded
by persons who were fortunate enough to par
ticipate in them. The next tour is scheduled to
leave Philadelphia March oath. passing over
the Pennsylvania Lines Vest of Pittsburgh on
the following day. March 25th, and will be via
Columbus, Indianapolis st Louis. Kansas City
Denver. Colorado Springs. Manitou. side trip
over Marshall Pass, Glenwood Springs and Salt
Lake City; returning after four weeks in Cali
fornia, via Mt Shasta, Portland, Tacoma Seattle
Spokane. Minneapolis. St Paul and Chicago
The rate fixed is $3.50 and covers every necessa-
ry expense enroute in both directions. incluf
ing hotel accommodations and several carriage
rides and trains for all side trips in California
Another tour is scheduled to leave Philadel-
phia April goth, passing over the Pennsylvania
Lines West of Pittsburgh on April 2tst, and
will run via Lima, Fort Wayne. Chicago, Den
ver Colorado Springs, Manitou. side trip over
Marshall Pass, Glenwood Springs. and Salt
Lake City. Tourists will return independently
within six months. The rate fixed for this toul
is $235; via Portland $25 additional and covers
every necessary expense as above westbounC
only, all side trips in California and railwa!
transportation only returning via route selected
This particular tour is designed to aLcommo
date persons who desire to visit the Yosemit
Valley and Yellowstone Park, prior to their re
turn. Each tour will be limited to certai
number of passen gers, who will travel in a soli
Pullman Vestibue Train. furnished with th
luxurious appointments of the richest home
with ladies' maid stenographer and typewriter
library, bath and barber, smoking and librar
rooms, and an observation car-in truth an ez
act representation of the Pennsylvania Limite
Passengers can take tie train at points on tn
lines west of Pittsburgh, For detailed infor
nation address f. Van Dusen, Chief Assis tar
General Passenger Agent. Pittsburgh. Pa.