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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

Homestead Residents Look on the Poi
sonlng Affair ss . Fake.

HOMESTEAD, Pa. Dec. l3.--Home-
steal - considerably exercised over
the alleged csses of poisoning in the
steel works, bat the general opinion of
the citizens ts that IL is a good deal of q
myth. The company will have to pro.
duce very strong evidence tn make tho
people OF Homestead believe otherwise.
sam eroiier was found lying at the
foot OF Ann street last evening in q
psrslyked condition. Dr. Osborne, who
wss summoned. found that the man
had sustained = fractured rib. lie
Gays that 40 vas attacked by three
men ca the river bank and bad v
lvaten. and left to perish. lie worked
works
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

WusINeroS. Del, Dec. 13.-Mrs.
Pure, OF New York city, and Nine.
Merrill, OF kimlrs. y. u. who have
been telling fortunes here for q week
were arrested lsst evening charged with
witchcrsft. Inc penalty for the Of
fsnse a one years imprisonment. one
hour IN the plilory aud tl00 fine, hut
the piiiory - omitted IN the case OF a
woman. The law ls a very cid one aad
tbs - the hrst time the present author
tiles remember it hss sver been en-
foreed. The women we're not put INTO
cells. "a both have young children
~hfch could not be left alone. Nine.
Merrill was 40 frightened when the
warrant wss read - her that abe faint
sd snd bad - be cared for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

STRouDsBuRG. Pa. Dec. l3.-Pcter
Bender and Anna Boyer of Canadensis
were engaged to be married. Bcndcr's
conduct led Miss Boyer TO break the
engagement. Despite Bender's appeals
she adhered TO her resolution not TO
marry him. Bender threatened to kill
her. Miss Boyer smiled and left him.
She met Bender today. She still per-
sisted in declining TO marry him. He
drew revolver and, crying out that If
she would not marry him she should
marry no one else, he shot her in the
neck. Bender then placed the revolver
to his head and blew out his brains.
When picked up Miss Boyer was still
alive, but will probably die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
Glass Blowcrs Grlevance.

BRrpeEros, y. j., Dec. 13.--The
United Gresn-Glsss blowers associs-
ton Of the United States and Canada,
through its president and executive
board. nave decided TO make q fight
against the non-union glass manufac-
turers of South Jersey. and last night
decided to call all union men out Of
the Cumberland Glass compsny's works
TINS morning. The points At issue are;
Regulating the employment of union
apprentices and the wage scale adopted
by the Last national convention of the
United Glsss Workers held in Rocn-
eater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

Ifrrff Rock. Dec. lS.--The circuit
court grand jury today found three
indictments against es-Ststs Treasurer
wiilism X. Woodruff. n connection
with The alleged larceny of sists scrip
from the treasury asscls spd the snbse-
qaent "a - ui portion of Il ia private
parties through al agent. oas IN.
dietnent % for grand .afceny and tvs
tor obtaining n.eney under fslse pre-
lenses. lie wns sffesfeJ AID gave hail
ia The sum Of tsesooo fes hls appear.
sF4r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

cardinal Gibbons 70 Receive Him Into
the Church.

WARRINGTON, Dec l3--Thers Is
very good reason FOE believing that
James G.. Blaine will within the next ten
days-if be nas not already done So
become full-fiedged Roman Catholic.
The story WAS started on sunday by An
inisglnative gentleman of leisure. who
while killing time in the Arlington ro-
tundx saw Father Dsucey leave the
hotel and go to the Blaine mansion.
Father DAucey is the priest who At
tanned notoriety by marrying Marie
Nevins and James u. Blains. Jr.
The gentleman OF leisure knowing
ing that Blaine was sck
possibly TO the death, and
knowing how prone man is at such
times for spiritual solace, and know
iDg further that Mrs. Blaine Is an
ardant Catholic. came TO the conclusion
that Father Ducey's errsnd WAS to en-
list the distinguished statesman in the
church. lie was 90 pleased with his
story that ne started IL on its rounds
and with SO slight foundation il went
to the country. Joe .Nanley denied it
yesterday. but when Cardinal Gibbons
was seen entering the Blame house
last nignt the ssDry took ensp sddi-
tionsi paunbility, ana this morning q
prominert woman volunteered TO call
on the Blaines. When she WAS seen
afterwsrd she said:
The story, even though based on q
guess. Is true. Mrs. Blame told me 90
today. she did not cay why ne had de-
eided at so late day. Mr.. Blaine has
long leaned toward the Catholic faith.
but suppose the unjust exigencles of
politics made II unwlse for him sooner
To enter the church. But Mr.. Blaine
is out Of politics n " and there 10 no
reason for him to fear the enmity Of
the auti-Csthollcs- She didn'f say 90,
but am inclined TO think that Car
dnal Gibbons performed the ceremony
last night and tina; Mr.. Blaine 10 now
one OF the many who acknowledges
the infallibility OF the pope"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
sabbath Observance Union Meets.

cnlcAeo, Dec. lS.-"fhe paper which
President Harrison Ngned. piedging
this country to the proper observance
of the Lords Sabbath" said DR.. II. II.
George Ut PennsylvAniA before the
convention OF the American sabbath
union, at the First NJ. +. church today,
''was a. great = document rs the dec
laration OF independence. Congress
will not dare Ask the president TO draw
his pen through that signature"
The convention was attended by
axty-five men aud one woman, the lat
ter being Mrs. 4. h. Slocum OF Iowa.
A damper was thrown upan the pro-
ceedings by the non-appearance Of the
president, Elliot +. Shepard OF New
York. l. s. Coffin of Fort Dodge, Ia,
was chosen chairman and the Rev. DIR.
II. A. Thompson of Columbus, o.. Was
made secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
MUST TRY 1T AGAIN
Mr.. Rouvier Resigns From the
French Cabinet.
ANOTHER CRISIS IMPENDING
The ninisssr II F:nancs Wss Tso q.
sinassiy CONNECTED wiss ths Psas-
ma SSsndals-- -Paras Excissd.

PARas. Dec. iS.-AnQther ministerial
crisis 10 impending. n. Rouvlsr, mia
istsr Of finance. vent 70 the Eiysss
this mornlng and presented hs rsoie-
nation. The greatest excstsmsnt pre-
vaiis, and II 10 believed thata oomplsts
reorganization Of the cabinet may fol-
low. The new trouble may even in
volvs . prssidentiaI crisis. TIE mp
hesval v due 10 the exposure OF n.
Rouvisr's connection with the Panama
scandal. II noe appears that be Wse
20 closely connected with Rcinach -
70 have been present with NJ. Hers a .
final interview with Reinseh just pre-
vlous TO the bsron's death. This secret
NJ. Rouvier has been carrying in bic
breast ever aimee that tragic event and
the exposure Of the fact has caused 3
tremendous sensation.
Minister Rouvler has been summoned
90 give evidence before the Panama in
vestigating commission OF the cnambef
OF deputies. Herr hss also heen sum-
moned, but it 10 doubtful whether he
will sppear.
The Panama investigation COMMITTEES
has learned that IN 1855 Baron Reinach
handed TO There a Co. check for
3.So0.i5 francs drawn on the Bank of
France. This check was drawn by the
Panama Canal company and cached
by There n Co.. who gave Baron ds
Reinach IN exchange for il twenty ak
checks, enough 10 make the sum total
OF the large check. lt WAS found that
they were all payable TO bearer. and
the payees will be called upon to ex.
plain their connection with the trans-
action. Two OF the checks were fos
1000. 900 francs, one for lac. 900 iraucs,
one 475.00o francs. one for lo0, ,o0e
francs. one for 200 francs. one fos
10000 francs. four for lo0, 900 francu
eacn, while the remainder were drawn
for Gums ranging from SO, 900 TO 5000
fraDcs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
KILLED BY TRAM ROBBERS.
Chesapeake q Ohio Train Held Up and .
Man Murdered.

Man Muyoereo.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. 49,
Masked men attempted to rob the pas
sengers on tho Chesapeake & OHIO mid
night train within the city limits last
night. The train was just pulling out
of Huntington when two men entered
the passenger coach from the smoker.
Both wore slouch hats we'll pulled
down over their faces and they sta
toned themselves at each door of the
car. Immediately, and without warn
ing, they began firing with their re-
volvers right and left to terrify the
passengers. A man from Chicago,
named Tuck, who was on his way to
Germany, jumped up and grappled
with the robber nearest him, but
the desperado knocked him down, and
his companion, running up, shot Tuck
through the head, intlictlng . fatal
wound. The train collector and eev-
eral passengers then attacked the two
men and succeeded In wrestling their
revolvers from them. When they were
deprived of their weapons the fellows
leaped from the train and made good
their escape. Immediately upon their
arrival IN Guyandotts tho train officials
gave the alarm and posse WAS organ
ized to run the fellows down. In the
scufile . passenger named Peter Drake
was shot through the foot and leg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
Yet Another Heresy Trial.

PIrTsBuRG, Dec. l3.-A trial Of q
Presbyterian minister for heresy prob
ably had its birth At the meeting of the
Allegheny Presbyterian church n Al
legheny today. The Rev. j. w. Nc
Croory, pastor OF the Oak Grove Presby-
terrain church, had petitIoned the Pres
bytery to- grant him letter or else
transcript OF his case rs he desired to
sever his connection with the Alle-
gheny Presbytery. This the Presbytery
refused on the grounds that the Rev.
McCroory had been known to preach
doctrines which conflict with Presby-
teriaplsm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

Big Mouths Slayers Besisged In . Cabin
and Starving.
FoRr AssISABogxE, Mont. Dec. lS.--
Tho situation st Fort Bslknap 10 very
critical. though no heavy loss VI life 10
expected. The Indian police are still
standing gusrd over the body
of Big Mouth, the Indian who
was snot dead by another young buck.
The latter, with some of their friends,
are besieged in . hut. They are well
armed and threaten to kill all who in-
wade them. They are not being pressed
however, ~ they have no food and
will be starved into submission in q day
or two. The wound Of Agent Simons
10 In the calf of the leg and not dan
gerous.
The whole affair originated in q
drunken row among the reds, and
there are fears of an outbreak, which
would be serious, If organized as the
whole Aesinsbone garrison could be
thrown into Fort Belknap in few
hours. Thess Indians wcre soundly
whipped by United States regulars ut
Mara,s river three years ago. and they
have since shown but slight inclination
to put ON war paint.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
Blew Out His Brains.

WEST BAY CRY, Dec. l3.-Christ
Shepard, . plasterer, came here beastly
drunk early this morning and immedi-
ately started to rave around and
threaten the different members Of his
family. They became frightened but
did not attempt to take revolver
away from him which he flourish ed
around. After smashing furniture he
went outslde. and after walking around
the block yelling like mad, finally shot
himself IN the head, and was found by
the neighbors lying IN ditch. Doctors
do not know whether he will recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-There il good
deal of talk among the world's fair
directors and others Immediately con-
nected with the management OF the
white City, of continuing the fair for
another year after November next.
The leaders believe that elk months 10
rather a short time for the splendid
palaces that have been erected At Jack
son park. OF course il all depends on
the success of the fair. and upon the
Willingness Of exhibitors % MAINTAIN
their Displays q second season and the
consent OF the park commissioners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia meeting
Of officials of the Pennsylvsnia and
Long Island railroads has been held to
consider the building of a tunnel under
the East and Hudson rivers at New
York. connecting the Long Island and
Pennsylvania railroad terminals in
Brooklyn and Jersey City and
both with New York. The
meeting was held behind closed doors,
but 1t was afterwards said that il was
the unanimous sense of those present
that tunnel be constructed from the
Long Island station IN Brooklyn to
Maiden Lane, New York, under 1t and
Cortland street to North river. and
thence to Jersey City and the Pennsyl-
vania terminal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

tols. seven others in the place were
roebsd, bat none Of them had much.
After tasing drink and treating
everybody the visitors rode TO
sne street ous Of thsm proposed
to rob the postofhse and rode in
sade the little place He found girl
behind the window. aud when she told
him there Was no money on hand he
believed her and rode out. Then they
raidsd another saloon and grocery
store. much % they had done Chris-
tsnsen's. but goa little. Eight or ten
citizens who came out 10 see what wac
on were held up in the stSeesa. BY the
time ths robbers wore ready to depart
Christensen had small posse organ
lied. The highwaymen did not care
for tight aud rode on In hurry. GO
ing sonsh, with bullets hyine after
them. They wero in Gillette only half
an hour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
They Walk Up Stairs Now.

KALAMAZOO, Dec. l3.-The city coun-
Gil, after having passed an ordinance
expressly to stop the use of Holly water
in running elevators. allowed it to he
violated for two years. They shut the
water off Desenberg & Co.'S, n.
Chase'e and II. Prentice's this morn
ing. These. persons threaten damage
suits against the city, Mr.. Chase max.
ing q threat in the council meeting
last evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

ALrExA. Dec. l3.--Today the prose-
cutlon began To put GA witnesses in re-
battal Ia the Nolitor case several
Rave been examined. One ChsTies
Empke testified that on the sunday
prior 70 the murder Jacohs vas st his
tarm helping 70 shlngIe barn; that on
in presence Of his wife: "Aibert Noll-
tor will have 10 hive about two days
more" Witness WeisengArt swesra
that he was nos ~ the house Of Gross
man on the day after the shooting. and
consequently could not have been the
fret TO break the news to Grossman
aud his family. The arguments 20 the
jury will commeuce IN the morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
WILL FACE THE MUSIC.
E. c. Crane Comes Back to Detroit
Like q Man.

Like q Man.
DETROIT, Dec. 13.-R. g. Dun & Co. .
missing chief clerk, E. c. Crane, has
returned TO Detroit. A few musical
friends whom he had apprised Of his
coming were on hand to receive him.
He wanted to 90 direct to the Hotel
Normandie. but Merritt Chapman, one
Of the friends who met him. persuaded
him to accompany him home.
He said: 1.-The sole reason why
left Detroit in the manner l did was
because had incurred debts that was
unable to meet. These debts were not
the result of gambling or speculative
deals, as has been alleged. They were
ell legitimate debts. II was while IN .
tit of distraction that left Detroit. A
curious feeling came over mo, and !
seemed to act mechanically"
Mr.. Crane denied all the slanderons
reports regarding him and said he pro-
posed 70 pay his debts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
10 Maks Silver Msrchandiae.

BRussELs, Dec. l3.-M. Foville. 9
French delegate TO the international
monetary conference, has submitted Q
proposal TO the conference 10 the effect
that warrants shall be issued against
deposits Of silver on the same system
as that which prevails IA Glasgow,
Scotland, where warrants are issued on
deposits OF pig iron. the warrants not
TO have recognition as international
currency, but simply to besr the state
ment that they are good for the weight
Of silver specified. It 10 undsustood
that a!l the countries in the LATIN union
will support The propagation, which Il
likely to secure the support OF every
section OF the conferences.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
~Vsva Republ,ca. .

Madrid, Dec. l3.-Afser Premisl
Sagasta's statement in the cortes. while
many of the deputies were cheering fol
the queen regent and the young king
the republican saimeron arose. tower.
ing above the other members. and in Z
ringing voice cried: viva republicA. -
A scene Of intense excitement followed
and for several minutes nothing could
be heard above the cheers and counter
cheefe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
THROUaH THE BRIDGE.
Train on the Santa Fee Goes into =
Creek.


KANSAS CITY,s Mo-, Dec. 13.-The
east bound Santa Fe passenger train
No. 2, which Left Kansas city at 8:55
o'clock this morning, went through 4
bridge between Camden and Floyd
forty miles east of here. The baggage
car and one coach went through into
the creek, and several passen-
gers are reported badly hurt. 1t
10 expected that. the baggageman was
killed outright. but as the wires are all
down on account Of today's storm, it
Is impossible to get the details of the
wreck.
Tonight the Santa Fe 10 sending all
trains via the Wabash to Lexington
Junction. The officials here admit
there Was . serious wreck, but claim
no one was killed outright Superin-
tendent Mcclellan has gone to the
scene of the wreck and the wounded
will doubtless be brought to this city
tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

Pfffsntns, Pa. fles- I4.~foron~r
Aeiln~ell "a. concludes 80 avsstlgs,
ton lnt8 tns aeafh 81 Isaac Jury. who
tae tsfgezis company tis9aght might
have heea isonsd st Homestead.
An satopsy was heia ssia death @as
foand - hsss besu due t1 ateehoi ssn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

Nearly q Million Dollars Worth Of Bales
Go Up in Smoke.


BALTIMORE, Dec. l3.-One of the
largest and most destructive fires that
ever visited the water front of Balti-
more started shortly after 8 o'clock
this moining IN the massive cotton
warehouse of Alexander Brown, at the
corner of Bond and Thames streets.
and Quickly spread throughout the ad-
joining five buildings. The six large
buildings were stocked with 1902
bales OF cotton belonging to the lead
ing cotton firms Of Baltimore and val
ued at about $S5o,o With the ex-
ception OF the countless bales floating
in the harbor tho entire lot will, il IL
thought. be . total loss. The ware
houses are complete wreck. The en-
tire damage wilt reach, it 10 believed ,
about $3.50. 200, and the loss is covered
by insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
Stolen by Gyrsies.

RICHMOND, Dec. l3.-Quite . sensa-
ton was created here several DAYS ago,
when 1t was learned that Alma Neer-
ing. q Young girl, was missing. For
some time = baud Of gypsies have been
camping near the city. They left eev-
ersl days ago. and about the same time
the giri's became known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

LIMA. Dec. i3.-Tnree OF the Brown
family nj White Oak. who partook of
cake with which rat poison was mixed.
have since died and three others are in
a critical condition. The presence Of
. icon wac not detected until after the
family were taken III and Il mad b.
come thoroughly distributed in their
eyei<ma
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
Scahold Fell.

UREA, Dec. 13.-Physicians have just
departed for the barn Of John Schoon-
over, four miles from here. where IT is
reported Edward Hacker and Schoon-
over are lying seriously, if not fatally
hurt. They were working on barn
scsffold with Frank Dunn when the
supports gave way and they were pre-
cipitated to the ground thirty feet be-
low. Dunn was but little hurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

BAY CIrY, Dec. l3.--At . late hour
yesterday very important deal. the
sale of the street railways in Bay City
and West Bay City, was made public.
The purchaser of the two roads 10 .
Philadelphia syndicate. represented by
w. b. Mckinley. The same capitalists
own the street lines in Buffalo. Rocn-
ester, Indianapolis, Newark. n. j.,
Springfield, O., and other places.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
Did Not Count Any,

IONA, Dec. l3.-The Ionia county
canvassers reconvened ct o'clock this
morning and adjourned to o'clock
this afternoon without doing any busi-
mesa. They intended to get down to
work at that time. the ballot boxes
being all in. They will also consider
Richardson's application for recount
of the entire county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

ST. JOINS, Dec. l3.-Yesterdsy fire
broke out in Brown 8ros. grain sleva-
tor. An old, dust-coversd lantern.
hanging IN the engine room. and which
had been used and supposed to have
been fully extinguished. was without
much doubt the origin Of the rlre.
There were several thousand bushels
Of grain and 81 500 worth OF clover seed
in store. The amount Of damage can
not be estimated until the grain has
been handled. There 10 m insurance
of 81 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

tee uiil fsvorsbiy report il. Robert
II. Hsmpson, secretary Of the sunday
Opening Association. arrived here last
night % lend his aid 10 the Gauss.
secretary Foster received today the
director gsnsrsfs guaranty that the
worlds TAR has snfflcisnt money to
complete and open the fair upon re-
csipt Of the two and one-hsif millions
of sovereign COINS. lie will nov. he
Gays. lssus ordsrs directing The drafts
Of the Norld's far % be honored.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

wAatf~afux. Dec. ~. The Indian
offisiss aers have Fece y7d 20 inforns
t.sa a. 90 tse canse u the recent .noot.
inR st Sort Belknsp. Montana. tele.
gram inst received ~ tne tntisn bn.
resu stsfes thst the iadisn psii'es have
snot so ether in,iisns and that tbe
seent nts rpepfv~d a ~oand ia he lex
Further particulars OF tns ssrsY bsss
teea asaissd 90 tHe insilsn nsbes ~
srvttsBx : qai@t SOW snd 40 faFths'
sr,t,ftf.s = - = rf.s.st ts.sf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

LANSING. Dec. lS.-Edward c. Potter
who is the guest Of his sister, Ars.
Charles G. Horkins, has received tel
egram announcing that ne and Daniel
c. French OF New York, have been
awarded the contract for the eques-
trian statue of ex-President Grant,
which il TO adorn Fairmount Park.
Philadelphia. The contract price is
500 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14

CINCINNATI. Dec. l3.-The cry Of FIRE
which rang through the Twen-
tieth district school building
this morning caused q panic.
The children rushed for the doors 70
make their escape but the good man
agement of the teachers prevented .
crush and the little ones escaped with
out q scratch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
sam. Oh story

CHICAGO, Dec. i3.--No change of note
has occurred IN the strike of the Rock
Island tsIegrsphcrs. Each siie still
MAINTAINS the attitude assumed At the
heginnn ng Of the conflict and the
ctr ksrs declare themscsve ready To
continue IN their present course until
Genera Nsnsger ~. John shows dIs-
position 10 meet their demands.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-14
One Man Drowned.

MENrHIs. Dec. 13.-This morning at
o'clock large raft of logs in Wolf
river was carried away by the ewift
current. They dashed against . num-
ber OF shanty boats on the shore, and
tore them from their mooringe.
Charles willard Was thrown from HE
house and drowned. Two other men
are reported missing.