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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-29
FOUND

Is the l4si fse DAYS some ia bargains. Ana
asas yea 70 have sse esnsaL one 81 shen Il
Ne. as crescens xteAss; IL . splsaSid nsisn
bosheed heass neaFsx new large osrnsr ios
rssm Der snesAsf hease has ; esoS barn -
aaisialag let ! eaa ssl thal IL ssa "a s-ss
terms ana VIA make the price Gar les Cav
oRlvsesS. l have 10 fssf 81 Nj NerAei
street with txo moaerR hsases ane large bars
taat viii sch yoa lor whas the safs are ssrth-
eau ana see tie sar<ain I have. 4 ssasi
house and large let ca Lex2n street. wes. .
Fast street which 1 viii sell Tor sss: snzE
pAxment down. t9,znee - Tenf. l have
large house. nearls Anew large harm on Fiji
avenue. near Unioa street. that yea can b..
ehsap anu On your oxn terms vii. take saeea.
let or iots as psrf p3S: cali aud / xlli Sew -
10 yea. Have several new houses ~ the e1s
part Of city fer sale cheap sne en- esss terms
have large issl of houses sRe lots ane Va
cant lots which viE par you t. lcok eve be
iere buslRx. l have = small house ga Le1as
street u rent for s. per meath near Ea<
street house eesnsr Of ceit and Aewberfs
street. very modern. only sic; II soa waaI sas
thing Ia nay iiae call and see me. larselisi o
farms for sale ana exchange figagg acres a
Ada ies 500 on yeor own time CT via ex
change Ter Something in the CITY.
!. ". CloSTERH0USf,
Prone IS. II Canal Stree,
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The besear was . reckless wight
Perhaps IL was his f>ta
handed hsn nickel bright.
For 70 relieve his hungry plight:
He sought the nearest slot In .ixhs
Ard straightway tried his weight
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THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co. S
REylsED LIST OF
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

Ter acres OF esceiIen; garden land one ME
south ef Eu,tch avenue. for sale or rent
Handsome lots on the Bel 'hiio addition
OF Burton aFeEgc. near Division sjree4. for
sale, also Tire house and isrl en- said plat
With garden spot. sor sale or rent.
We ave five trac. OF hardwood timber.
convenient 10 m:-ge:. aGd $500 cash 10 cN-
change for desirable residence.
We have d nae list Of desirable city property
for sale or exchange for good Improved farms
Pine aud Hardwood umoerca laa3s IA tbs
upper and lower peniasu.as OF Michigan IN
large small tracts; slso ia Wisconsin.
Minnesota aud The South for safe At 5a-.lins:
also mineral lands. farms. ETC.. il al paris CT
the country.
We take fu.l charge OF property. advertise ii
for rent AID coIlec. and remit rents 1T si2 per
eLnum.
4 fine section of Kansas land with improve
ments. and Detroit city property Ia exchange
for good Michigan farm or Graad Rapids city
property.
Cal. and see us IL yon desr TO sell. buy. rem,
or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
c. Wonderiy Building.
plole bps.
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Don't become censtipated. Take
Beecham's Pills.
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For o,.- Fis,y Year.

MRs. WTvsrows SsorHIxs Sysur has been used
for children teething IL soothes the child,
soffePs the guns. slays all pain. cures wind
eelc snd is the best remedy for di.frhoea
Igenty-fye cents a bottle.
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rvpswRlrres LETTERS.


N th>r~ = srrtsiag more erldir IN
characteristics thsn q typ~wriftsu i~s-
ter, pirse~ Tell me what = -, says .
woman correspondent IF tbe New Ssrk
Pr~s~- The little tarrss ssd ssssss tat
We tcsix fsr - tb~ eud ~ e~rsaia esr3s
ave . 1sgre~ - Individuality sssus
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Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, IS family layorite. Try it.
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THOMAS d. GILBERT. President.
GEO. q. B8l6G>, Nlcr-YreSdens.
j. FRkDkKIC RAAhk. Cashier.
Z II. HUNT. Assist ant ASHER
Transact busl ness In All Departmental OF bxuA-
Ing authorized ty the Nasioaai Banking Law
Exchanges available H. all the comnercial
cities OF the world said At current rates
L.. :. bonds bought aud sold
DIRECTORS:
Thomas D. Gilbert. Moves L. Avery.
Thomas j. - BFlea George q. Briggs
uxyit III Amberp J.eEuei ID. Putnam
Ransom, G. Luce Constantine Merton.
EoWard H. Hunt. John Z. Fitzgerald
I. steuart White fatlo G. Fuller.
j Frederic EaaFs
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Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whooplng cough.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ stare Of Nichfrea. ceunfs 81 Kent IS
Notice is hereby giye8. that ~ 40 eidF' - fts
Probate Court fer the coanfs 81 " ssf s..zds ~
the 18th DAY 81 October. A. Z ~ ia men -
from that date were SLOWED ~ crrs fefs -
present fheir claims rrsifsf the estate g
CoHDklIt barn Efl.
late af srle ccuutf. fe~e7stf auf that 81
cred Toys Of said dteeaeed a. required - rre
faa4ninsGion Aud a. ie8aace. oH o. before fhs
ssth aav OF Hr.i nPxt Ans that fucf
FRIDAY the 18th cav a trTii nrnt.
ten 'rioek IN the forenoon 81 fha' dsT.
Dated Srana Rapids Birh.. ett. -. A n.
Ts91.
CYRUS r PERKINS.
n arY - Judge 81 Pfobafe
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REAL ESTATE.
LrOR SALE-Nicc .srge kr1cs house = room
IL besides halls. cesiz< uaavf Whole h0use.
with furnace. 10 feel of perch. nice barge Eaads
trees IN trent ana rear. lot fs4lss. ca graded
street; located Ia sapgheSet part OF eltss Viii
exchange sor -oos vaca1- property ~ sfu ~
ssrm. Inquire % }. t.,Aienander. - - "a =
kOh S1LE-New a-scsis hotse Mia i-oat
u aall. cellar Under x,s,..e house troaf ane
side perch; good veil and cstcrn; lot 20 feei
iY3Ef; oifiy taTce doors sS1n Cherry street
ears; ehst front: irice e,iy SiSa0 u sold sesss
this IL bargain. lnG.ire =. J. u. Alexander.
- Least.
kok SAILS racsrt iefS fne section a.
n Clrrg-sf. and IAke-sSe.. Inc shade trees
in front, price Ter next 10 DAYS. stos 10 sos
each; can't be te1. Ter the money.
Inquire .; j. q. Alexander. Court Blk. :.
Lyoast 'lhohess7.
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For REHT-RuslNEss PLarEs.

no TENT-The livery barn. No. 81 Kent
street. also double Store. No. - and so
Canal street. :. l.. and Pb. G. Fuller. 2,
East Bridge street. n
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arAL ExYirE CRY.


1'hE MAR IL over nav sRd ana safe az hone
4 ready "a sell yoa 500 lot tor 81 down.
ala8ce IA quarterly payments / = ffesin.
los In 9. Leseti eloes. epposste Sweets leiel
Eok SALINE. Ssi South Lafayette street
cafneF Powell. ieRIeom heUsr. ges. fur
mace, Eafur2l wood. Al. modern Improvements.
ewner moves to isetroit Narea /. prise 3. se-
Apply on ihe premises. <
E0k SALE-TxSgy 7reom house the Elli
nine blocks from the posfsfee. on graded
street ia = good ieigbeorheed. cheapest hos>e
Ia thee ~. Tor az Or Oh monthly p&sleenls
81 SIS per montE. Elegant new s-reoGa ncase
on Lawn Court nil With furnace. mattel gas.
city aad esstern water. hard wood nalsb.
ceA1enIed cellar. yard graded aad sedara.
eoacreto walks. al Tor 81 30 OF 5 per meath
building lots an faris. College aud Madison
ageusgsS. 81, 20 and upwards {. W. ilffS.
- oitsna street. tail from TO =. NJ
koR SALE-Iiouses ana lois ia dineient
parts ei the e.tys saail payment aewas
montAls payments Afterwards. Lots aud acre
pr9lefiy within the Ola ely limits Also my
biec.l oa boStsick-st- At bargain. Dr. f~4n.
toef. IS Bostwick-si. sSti
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urde- side they are sinply vellowish
white According 10 measurements
Wade BY the prince Of WED. the whole
length Of this pleasant little creature
hoes not exceed tvs centiseters. The
i~afssicker - common in Gusvans and
Brazil. where " seeks its abode in The
rrown- ef large trees OF its habits
little IL known. Int, no doubt, they are
similar - cur tree-frcr-. The little an
irnaI is especially remarkable on se-
eonns Of is beautiful colorinz and The
tmaEiaess Of the body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-29

NJ L SWEET President
j. y. BARNETT. Wee President
HARVEY J. HoI.LieTkk, Csshler-
Al classes Of baking bEssBess thai are "a
harmony With The National BANKING L4s
transacted.
Letters u Credit current IA al parts q TIE
word issued IL s0ns - sElL lntefrss
deposit -
IL Ntthey nsofse C. Pierce.
J NJ. Barnett j. GUNNER.
NJ J.. sweet. lsS<pn Ii. AarSias
HI j. lislsisiey " K Shelby.
WIlzrd Bzrnhardt. ". q. HnshAtL
Il. Crofton lox. / tsoetlssrl
l.. Z. Hawkins
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MONEY TO LOAN IN small or large sums Tor
W short time en- any fern OF eoed security
Frank A. Werner. 20 Monroe street
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FOR RBNT-H0UGEs.

no RENT-Dweiing house. No. ia North Dir
vision street; rev paper. new paint. John
Moraa, ir.. II East Bridge street. -
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EOR RENT-lIouse with modern iruproyc-
u mcnts loo Bostwick street. ialuire OF q.
III. Giidersleeye, l5s Lyon street. III
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EOR RENT-A Broom house. No. IS lsagrave
street. second block south al Fulton street
park. adm rabiy adapted Tor renting furnished
rooms or .irsf class boarding house. Gas. els
tern and wei water. wood and coal bius. good
cellar sewerage etc. address L. Graham. IL
summer street. or Mr.. Pierce. livery. corner
Oakcs and I.agrave streets. lhif
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CHEAP HENT-Dwelling house. No. 2o5
= Lion street and No. 81 south Waterloo
street AT s5 per Month John Moran. jr.. ii
hast Bridge street -
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roohof the hotel; he was an smashed
- pieces; partly burned. His face is
crushed in on the right side. Unknown
man, very good looking, about 43 years
old; apparently a Hebrew. Henry
Levy, member Of the. tirm of Levy.
Strauss s. Freeman, 106 Broadway,
wholesale clothiers, body very badly
burned.
The Injured.
The iniured-C. w. Klein, aged so.
unmarried, lawyer by profession, resi-
dence Hazleton, Pa, partially asphyxi-
ated and burned; injuries not fatal.
Walter i. Yales, aged so, unmarried,
lived permanently at Hotel Royal, suf-
fering from burns and Commissions. Isa-
bella Meares. nged 4S, wife III the pro-
prietor 81 the Hotel ROYAL. slightly
burned on head and body and COMMISSIONS
ON back and side, sprained ankle. Her
bert Harding, aged S5, engineer at the
hotel; injured while bravely trying to
rescne woman. Several Of his Aibs
broken: has other Commissions. Richard
Meares, proprietor Of the hotel, had his
left hand and arm badly hurt. I'm
known woman about ~. unconscious
from smoke. These are the missing as
far as known: Mrs. Slate, Mrs. Begley,
housekeeper; Mrs. Cory, Mrs. May and
child, Mrs. Vannorden, G. Haldebrandt,
Mrs. Henderson, Denver, COL; Miss
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guild, William 4. Armstrong,
Charles Close, Thomas Kennedy, four
chanbermaids.
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She eeases 4 Isriest

TQLEDo, O. Feb. 8. Father RolesinssSi
paster 1T st. Anthony's Polish Catholic
church. was arrested on 4 warrant
sworn out by the parents Of Frances
Jekovshl, an ff-gear-old girl, who al
leges that the priest committed an as
sault upon her ON Sept. 10 last and 1T
different times since. The girl has been
until lately employed as domestic in
Father Kolosinski's house, and has not
the best kind of reputation The priest
denies the charges, and says it is a
blackmailing scheme. The defendant
was released on 81 COO bail.
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OFFICIAL ExTRAvAoANcEL
County IN. ~ Taxpayers IN.
vestigato Mattera.


Mt. HoLLy, N. j., Feb. S.--There wus
a big crowd at the court house ON SAT-
urday afternoon to hear the report of
the committee appointed to investigate
the affairs Of Burlington county. En-
NOR Roberts presided and DIR. w. G.
Parry acted as secretary Amos Gibbs
announced that the committee appointed
to investigate the board az freeholders
were not yet ready to report, but that
they had already secured evidence of
crookedndss which would be reported In
due season.
The report OF the committee on the
tramp question was very yoluminous
1t showed that Q, 40S tramps were com
mitted 10 the Jail last year by Mount
Holly justices of the peace, for which
they received $7,601.40 and the sheriff
SIC, 537. "A. All other justices In the
county receive but &9i4.65. The bill for
supplies TO the Jail amounts TO 81, 1877. ~
The supplies include coo cathartic pills
at one time, and AZ pints Of Jamaica
ginger in one quarter. This would en-
able the physician to administer 02 doses
Of ginger per day.
The report Of the committee was
adopted, after which the subcommittee
on courts and other expenses reported
that the court expenses had increased
from 81 ,S57 IN 1854 to $50, 49, .2S in 1891.
The present sheriff and his predecessor
had been paid for sumnoning constables,
etc, nearly 5000. which they were not
entitled 10 under the law.
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sin On the shoals I

ATLANTIC CRY. Feb. s. The great
Red ID line steamship Venezuela, bound
from Laguayra to New York, is still
stuck on Brigantine shoals, one mile
from the shore and within i've miles OF
Atlantic City, With-no prospect Of es-
Gaping from her sandy bed for three or
fonr days at least. Her copper bottom.
showing like red line above the water,
can be seen from the board walk. The
underwriters in PhiladelIth have an in
surance ON the vessel of 500 600. and
New York and foreign companies have
equally as much.
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Quaker. e,itx I,oneeyItr.

PH1lsADnLPnTA, Feb. az. Mrs. CasAss
me Sharp on Saturday celebrated hui
fifth birthday, having been born Feb.
Q, 1873. iii this city. Her husband. 4 who
served In the warof 1872, died fifty-three
years ago, but che youngest Of her four
children still survives AZ the age % III
Longevity rams IN the family, Mrs
Sharp's grandmother dying ut The are
of 100. III hyr younger days the cd
lady was professional nurse. She Is
slightly deaf, hut her other faculties are
good. Mrs. Sharp resides with her
daughter, and five generations axe ungser
the same roof.
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BLAINE NOT 4 cANDrDATH.
The Secretary Says His Name VIII No;
co Before the Convention a. Such.

The Secretary Says His Name VIII Not
CO Before the Convention a. Such.
WASHINGTON. Feb, 8. The following
letter was made public last night
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. 1907
Hon. j. s. GARRISON, chairman of the
national Republican committee:
MY DEAR STR1 am not candidate
for the presidency, and my name will
not 30 bAfore the Republican national
convention for the nomination. make
this announcement in due season.
To those who have rendered their sup
port owe sincere thanks and am most
graceful for their confidence. TL9y
will, am sure. make earnest efforts III
the approaching contest, which Is ron
derea especially important By reason Of
the industrial and financial policies nf
the government being ut stake. The
popular decision on these Issues u 81
great moment and will BIZ Of far reach
ing consequences.
Very sincerely yours,
JANIS @. BLAINE.
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Matches III the Cotton.

NEW York, Feb. 8. While loading
cotton from a lighter the worknien o1l
tine Wilson line steamship Lepa1to dis
covered matches scattered all over the
lighter among the bales, and the agents
Of the steamship company promptly re-
fused to take the ergo. The cotton
was shipped through from Savannah to
Antwerp. and the agents believe that
the matches were scattered among the
bales by some unknown enemies CT the
company. They take the position that
there may be matches inside the bales,
and that they are justified m refusing
so dangerous acargo.
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over tho ocean In 4 Shell.

New yoRK, Feb. s. Captain James
Monahan, Of Canarsie. who for twenty
years has followed the sea for a living,
and ii one Of the best known clam dig
gers around Ganarsie, some time ago
declared that he intended t. cross the
ocean in a boat bnilt BY himself, and
this morning he started Id a boat sixteen
feet long, two feet wide ard SO rugged
as to make the management an easy
task The small cabin Ii covered with
canvas, which is intended to protect the
provisions from the angry sea. There
Ii room enough To carry sufficient food
for 100 days, but the captain expects to
make the journey in sixty days. The
wood used in the construction af the
boat il entirely Of cedar
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onag an for Tnrnon Isrntnra.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s. Senator Quay
left for Florida early this morning,
where he expects TO shake off the cold
which has been hanging to him. lie
expects to- return ID two weeks. Mean
while the fight which he has begun for
delegate to the national convention aud
for his own reelection to the senate
will he kept UP by his lieutenants. Rich
ard Quay will accompany his father,
andh sO will Walter Lyon, General ID. H.
Hastinsys State Treasurer II. K. Boyer,
Linn Harfranft, John Glenn, James
Wilcox, Charles Mckee and w. III.
-enry.
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Carr MAY, Feb. 8, Rev. II. II. Sher-
man, pastor of the Tabernacle Methodist
church at Cold spring, who disappeared
from Cape May about week ago, after
being charged by member ct his CON
gregatiOn with conduct unbec0aning i
minister. has just been heard from. ST.
las Hoffman, husband of the late Mrs.
Hoffman, of whose viii Ray. Mr.. Sher-
man il executor, received d letter from
Kansas City, the contents Of which liz
did not nIakb known,
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Three Persons Killed g 4 Dance

NASHVILLE, Feb. 8. United States
Deputy Marshal Spurry reports terri
bic tragedy which happened at a coun-
try dance near Gondonville, Putnam
county, us a result of which three per
sons, George White, his wife, Mrs. Mary
White and Sam DoneIson were killed.
After midnight several rowdies began
to interfere with the dancing and Donel-
son and White deputized themselves To-
order the drunken men away. Their
demands We're met with oaths and
curses and many Of tie men drew
weapons This was more fhan the two
1nen could stand and White struck at
one ofthe toughs, bnt did not hit him.
Mrs ~ life. seeing nor husbands peril
rushed to his aid ana &as shot through
the head. The husband then jumped
into the thiclxest Of ths-fght and he and
Donelsan Were shot down.
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co, en- lssIoNAL roRRcAar.
The Work to Be Taken Up -
and House This We.h.

WASHINGTON, Feb S.--The Idaho con-
sested election case viii probably Ia
taken up this afternoon. Mr.. Vance
will make minority report in favor oi
Mr.. Claggett. the contestant. There
may be one or two speeches. Then Mr.
Dubois will be confirmed in his seat.
There are possibilities of the two DAYS
debate on the Henderson printing bill.
When that is disposed OF the Paddock
pure food bill is to be taken up rs con
tinuing order.
Senator Harris proposes 70 call atten-
tion to the death of Representative
Houk, OF Tennessee, at 3 O'Clock on
Tuesday. which will bring the session of
that day to close by IN Adjournment
IN respect to In memory
The senate appropriation committees
are aIlxiously waiting for the house to
send over one Of the regular apprOpri.
ton bills, 80 they can begin work upon
! appropriations. Meanwhile Chairman
Allison Is preparing an elaborate state,
ment OF probable receipts and expendi-
lures TO lay before the senate, by which
he expects to show that there need not
necessarily be deficit at the end Of the
next fiscal year, but that with ordinary
prudence all the expenses Of the govern.
ment can be met from the current
sources of income without einbarfass
lnent.
Discussion Of and action on the no1ni-
nation Of Judge Woods to be Judge 0f
ne NTH circuit is even MOI q Of proba-
bllity Tor this week than it was for last
Week, for all witnesses III the matter
have been heard and IT Is likely that the
Judiciary committee will make i rel
port on the nomination within the next
lew days and ask for immediate consid-
Grafton.
r. Senator Hill returns to Washington
during the week Senator Hiscock viii
ask for consideration of the case OF ar.
Kath5un, whom the president noas-
mated for postmaster at Elmira, N. Y..
and to whose confirmation Senator Iiili
IS opposed Senator Hills absence pre-
vented action on the nomination lass
week
The programme in the house for
next week is not clearly outlined. and
no special measures have been selected
Tor consideration. There Is some talk
Of the silver question being launched
upon the house at an early date. Sat
urday, Feb. ID, has been set apart for
paying tributes of respect to the late
Hon &. b. SpinoIa.
Mr.. Rusk, chairman Of the committee
on accounts win make an effort to have
the report of his COMMITTEES disposed
OF and Mr.. O'Farrell, of Virginia, chair
man OF the committee on elections, may
call up the contested case Of Craig
against Stewart for disposition.
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M'CLELLlND DEAD.
The Adjutaat General Passes AWAY
at Harrisburg.
GASTRIC CANCERS THE DISEASE,

y Surgical operation lffnFCu Ills.
appointing Deceased Was = Mems
bcr or Governor Pattison's star
ana Worlds Fair Commissioners.
HARR1sHuRG. Feb 8. -Adiutant Gem
eral William McEIelland die dat the hos
pital, this city, yesterday afternoon 1T
4;45 o'clock. after twelve weeks i'll
ness Of gassric cancers of the stomach.
During the first several weeks of his
confinement in that institution he inn
proved rapidly, and on Jan. 20 went TO
Fortress Monroe, thinking that a change
of climate would benefit him. Instead
of growing better he became worse. and
returned to this city several days after
ward.
A Surgical Operation Performed.
He gradually grew worse until on Sat-
urday, when, at the suggestion of Cow
ernor Pattison, consultation between
Professor Keen, the great surgeon, Of
Jefferson college, Philadelphia, and the
local hospital staff was agreed on. The
consultation ended in = operation be-
ing performed Saturday night, which
revealed that the stomach and liver
were studded with small cancerous de-
posits. The general was informed that
he had but few hours to hive, and he
died Ut the hour above stated.
His body will Ire in state 1T the capt.
tol in this city after which the remains
will be taken to Mount jackson, Pa.
The deceased was appointed adjutant
general by Governor Pattison, and was
appointed Worlds Columbian COM
missioner by President Harrison last
May.
Governor Patterson. who is much
grieved by the death Of Adjntant Gen
eral McClelland, said last night that
General McClellands death was a great
loss to the state.
Adjutant General McClelland viii bs
buried on Wednesday,
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al,e DIED Nnitxinr.

PIrTsBURd, Feb. s.--TIie opening lit
ception and ball at the Pittsbnrg club
and theatre was turned into an occasion
of mourning ia the last waltzof the
evening by the sudden death az Miss
Katherine Shaw, the daughter Of Dr..
Thomas Shaw, the wen known physi-
clan Of Allegheny City. Miss shaw sud
denly complained Of feeling faint She
Slipped from the arms Of her partner and
sank TO the floor while speaking.
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days, and there were large audiences III
the court room down to the last. Shaws