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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

tTCENTENARY VI. Z. CHURCH Grace. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, Rev. \.
y. SLEDp. D. d., Dastor.-Seryices at II A. NJ.
and T. W. by the pastor. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
wrArnKK FORECAST.

s,d North Carolina: Local showers. clearing
In Virginia: cooler; noriherly winds; cooler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
~O~%O~I-~-o~o-~.----- ~~.r-~-o-0~~y~-~rec~0y~/
BY Boswell b Hartman.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
snorth Tenth street

BY request of the owner we will offer for sale
by public auction. on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %. 1922.
at O'Clock =. H.. the aboYc-described centrally
located and m Os desirable property with tho
improvements thereon, fronting 80 feet Of Cary
street, and extending back on the line OF Ninth
street 100 feet
The improvements on this property consist Of
a large and we'll arranged two-story brics
stable. now occupied hy tho Richmond Trans.
fer Company a. transfer stable az good
rental
The location Of the property Is most desirable
FOR stores, factory. warehouse or manufacturing
plant.
The most substantial class of improvements
now going on in the city are surrounding this
property and il will be clearly seen that this is
tile most valuable block OF property offered on
our market for some time.
We ask the attention OF investors property
imprOvers and the general public who are IN
terestod in Richmond real etate.
IEalfs; Liberal and announced al sale.
For further information, apply 20
BOSWELL 4 HARTMAN.
je2i-td Auctioueera
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH corner Sycamore and Cary streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. X. =. KERR j. d.,
sunday afternoon at5 o'clock. Experimenting
Friday evening ~ s:i5 clock. Sunday school
atgaU o'clock. All welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

gTLEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner Of Twenty-hfth and Leigh streets,
Rev. W. l.. WRIGHT. understanding on sun
day 40 II A. VI. and 1913 T. NJ by the pastor.
Sund8y-sCho0lat 9:I5. Prayer meeting " ednes-
day night. liens prayer meeting Tuesday
night. All welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE Is. 1872
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
soARDKRs WANTED.

WANTED OARDFRS. IARaE AIRY
TAIN AIR. FINE WATER. Terms moderate
special rates 70 parties. CorEespondence so
ltcited. Miss NJ T. LEfTCH. Boswells. hleh'
mond and Allegheny Railway, Va. leso-@t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

XxTANTED-A GRADUATE OF RICHMOND
w COLLEGE DE~IRFS. during the sum.
mer months. a SITUATION. Would take the
Mace OF some one who desires vacation. Law.
yer's Office preferred. In lieu u that, any good
business house. Address OFFICE" care INA
IuMEs.' leo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

PORT or WEST POINT. JusE "a. is92.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore. passenger
and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

sC-ALL SAINTS +. T.. CHURCH Madison
near Grace, Rev j. T. DOwNMAN. rcctor.-Ser-
vices at II a. 81. and p. VI. Sunday school at
g:2OA. 81 r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

eE-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev.
II. j. kfRR. ID. D., past0r.-lreaching az II A.
81. by Rev. Dr. JAMES LITTLE and $40 T.. M. by
Rev. !. T. NEwToS. ID. j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

sE-WEST-END EPISCOPAL MISSION cor
ner OF Main and Lombardy notwithstanding
school az e.. VI. Services and sermon as b. p
NJ Welcome 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

"a GRACE Rect PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Row. JAMES T. FAIR, ID. D., pastor
Services at u o'clock A. NJ. and go o'clock Z. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor. Sunday-'choOi ser
vices at 1890 o'clock a. NJ. and Wednesday night
slrYlces ~ a.Il O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

sH-THRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner of IWenfy-siNth and Broad stroetsl
Hey j. T. CANNON pa5tor.-horning service
AT N o'clock. Evening service az D clock. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25
LAMEERr,s POINT. JrsE q. lsgs

Morning. ~
o'O'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

gY-SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-D HOGE
will preach &c II A. NJ. and az g =. ". The hour
for afternoon service will be instead of B
o'clock until further notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-25

eTUNION STANTON METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH corner Twenty-fourth and y
streets Rev. GEORGE IL. RAY Pestor.-Sunday
morning class at 9 O'Clock. Preaching at If A.
ST.. and =. VI. Wednesday-mght services -
7:45 o'clock. Young llen's prayer-meeting
Thursday night az e: - o'clock IS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
Is a Coincidence.

The Rev. John Leech Porter preached
two striking sermons in st. Marks
church yesterday; that IN the morning
WAS on the suggestive word "Remem-
ber." and in the evening the inJunc-
tons Watch and Pray" were dwelt
upon with much force and thought.
Mr.. Porter. who has been in holy orders
only two years, gives great promise of
popularity and influence IN the pulpit
and on the platform. The Rev. j. l..
Porter isone Of the professors at Nssho-
tan, Wis. MS position in the church
being that of one of Its prominent edu-
Gators.
The circumstances under which Mr..
Porter ~ At present IN Grand Rapids
are peculiar. Some time ago he cor
responded with the Rev DIR. Campbell
Far regarding educational matters.
The signature to his letter. j. Leecn
Porter, caused the rector of ST. Marks
20 make inquiries regarding Mr..
Portsr's sntecedents, az Dr. Fair was
Baptized bv Rev. Charles Porter. one
OF whose sons was named John Leech
Porter. an English clergyman. and
now u tsnspires that the officiating
clergyman in -. Marks yesterday n
the grandson Of the clergyman who
baptized our city rector. the son of one
OF hrs bovhood's friends and the
nephew Of scD0olmate ne has ever
held IN the highest esteem and aztec
tsnu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
WAS A CRUEL DEED
Some Miscreant Sets Fire 10
c. c. Comstock's Barn.
ELEVEN JERSEY COWS ROASTED
The Barn and AL rs Contsnss Were
Totally Destroyed-The Loss -
Estimated al About $500.

Eleven Of the Hon. c. c. Comstock's
me Jersey cows we're roasted alive
Friday night
One OF Dis large barns on the Com
stock farm just north OF the city Vas
burned 10 the ground With rs contents
including eleven head OF thoroughbred
Jersey eattIe belonging TO DIS famous
herd. No cause for the nre - known.
and the mysterious burning OF the barn
adds To the belief that a IRE bug 10 get
ting IN his work. The IRE started .
snors time after the one 81 the MichI-
gan Barrel eompany's yard. but no
alarm was turaed IN a. il wAs located
outside OF the city limits Wnen
the employees reached the oarn
the iames had got sucn Roadway that
il vas Impossibls 10 check them or to
remove the frightened cattle.
Besides the stock IN the barn there
was destroyed 100 tons OF hay, sixty
tons Of straw and nearly all the farm
ing implements used by Mr.. Comstock
ia carrying on his extensive farming
industry.
The loss 10 estimated NJ s., 500 and
the insurance 1T $4,000. The barn
which Was located on the hill east of
the house was q familiar Landmark
and will be rebuilt Immediately. The
cattle were all with calf ~ the time Of
the tire- The cattle were Mr.. Com
stocks especial pride and he feels tina,
ne would sooner have lost almost any
Inlng else be owns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14

IL would be ditheult Il fiad anything
Il ncGloa eq1ai a. lson.s - t.a 10 /.
chapters, .-fhe Frost 81 Isan" sad lac
'.Tssrs Jester Docd. Mead a Co.;
Eaton < Lyon.
Almost Fourtee8"-A book for par
ent- and for young people of both sex
RS approaching maturity. BY Morsi-
mer A. Warren: l6lno, cloth, 81. Be-
You'd doubt Almost Fourteen" sup
p lie. a great need. Mourn over il As
We may, the fact remains that either
fr m carelessness or false sense OF mod
esty very many parents neglec! the
duty they owe 10 their cnlldTeD-yiL,
10 make sure that from their lips. aud
theirs alone. they should learn the
most sacred facts of life. Dodd, Mead
4 Co. Eaton 4 Lyon.
The New England Magazine gives .
warmer welcome To the younger Amer
lean poets than any of It's older COM
peIItors, and the November issue is as
interesting In this regard as any OF the
preceding numbers. Ii contaius poems
by Richard Hovey, the author of
"Launcelot and Guinevre," so we'll re-
ceived by the critics upon its recent
publication; j. Torrey Conner, Allen
Eastman Cross, Mary Clark Hunting
ton, William r. Andrews and others.
To commemorate the two nundredth
anniversary OF Noltalre's birth. Charles
Ill. Sergel x Co. will publish a complete
edition OF MS works IN forty volumes.
Noltaire's complete works have been
published IN English and the average
reader loses sight of the fact that the
author of "Candide" is probably the
foremost figure IN French literature.
Among the noteworthy books An
|, nounced by Charles II. Sergel 4 Co..
perhaps not the least interesting are
three books by Alfred de Musset, "The
Confession of a Child of the Century
"The Beauty Spot, and other Stories,'
BARBER me, and other Comedies"
Musset's works have never before been
published In English.
The pext volume in the excellent
Latin me icsn Republic series viii be
Chile" by Arson Urie Hancock. Mr..
Hancock has spent many years N
studying that part of South America
and his book will receive added value
from the fact that there is no work In
existence giving the whole history OF
"Chile."
In the Social Economist for Novem-
Der Mr.. Kemper Bocock contributes an
| excellent article on "Should Trade
Unions be IncOrporated% The writer
| thinks they should, because by being
incorporated they would then be pat
on level with capitalistic organiza.
tlons before the law.
A. X. Spofford, the learned librarian
| IF congress, writes in the November
number of the Forum a narrative OF
the growth of this great library and ar
explanation of its rank among tn.
great libraries of the world and of the
very useful work that it does.
For the first time in its history Serb.
ner's Magazine has q colored fronts
piece. reproduction, In q marvellOuI
manner, . water color painting made
| for the Christmas number by l.. Mar
| chetti. q skillful French artist.
Twin ministers are Joy and Grief.
Undying az the fade less years;
Joy may be often scant and brief
And sorrow sweeter for its tears.
! Joel Benton in December Godey'A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14

Saturday night Andy Doyle took q
wneelbarrow ride on Stocking street
from Fourth street to Bridge street.
Hiram Madden furnished the motive
power and Cleveland's election WAS the
cause.
The police were called to No. l25
Canal street yesterday afternoon on &C
count of disturbance. When the po-
lice arrived the place was quiet and no
arrests were made.
While east the Hon. d. A. Blodgett
will visit his friend, Col. Il. A. Inger-
soil. and Will try to induce him to de-
liver lecture IN the city some time
this winter.
Thursday evening congress will be
formed IN the Y. NJ. c. AS new rooms
in order to give the young men an OPP
portunity to study parliamentary law.
The Women's auxiliary to the Broth
erho- d of Locomotive Engineers will
give q progressive pedro party at Engl-
neer hall tomorrow evening.
Miss Mary Widdecomb and Mrs.
George Blackmar will leave about the
lst of December for four months
trip to France and Italy.
ne water ualne NJ tuo COIucI Oh
East Fulton and South Division streets
burst Yesterday afternoon, but little
damage was done.
Company B will be inspected by Gen.
eral Lathrop this evening. The load.
ing and firing manual will be part OF
the inspection.
The regular meeting Of the Woman't
Home and Hospital will be held this
afternoon at the home, No. 80 Bost-
wick street.
Prof. j. L. Daniels of Olivet college
occupied the pulpit III Park Congrega
tional church yesterday.
A woman's class in physical culture
will be one of the attractions OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
Bishop Gillespie will assist the Rev
Bancroft in holding services 1T East
Jordan next Sunday.
Rand, McNally & Co.'s new map OF
the city entirely overlooks the existence
of Highland park.
2. Conley. assistant superintendent
of the c. & w. NJ, has returned from q
western trip.
The board Of trade will meet tomor.
row evening to elect directors.
The U. B. A. annex will be enclosed
this week.
Wheat lie now bringing 81 cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14

wives and daughters that brought tears
ID the ewes u her sudleuce- she said
that OF tae inmates OF the home 80 per
cent went out with A GetermlDatlon 10
I've better lives. aud went Sitn hope
for tie future. she handles the
BOYS" vita love ami eOunsels them as
a another would. Her Office ia the
nome j. called mothers room and
there sue receives s.the bows" for
"motner's cohesion" she stated
that when men came there IA the
wretcned clothes gwen them 10y the
prison authorities, the first thing she
did Mas Ia have them clothed deceatly
and then, alfred as men, she intro
duced them 10 the Lord. The new
home IN Detroit vas ded iested Friday
night and At present has sixteen H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
EYE AND EAR DISEASES CURED
The ONLY ONE WHO CURES DeAFsss

CatArrh. deafness, rheumatism. ner,.
Gus debility, impotence and all dsseases
resulting from early indlscretlons snd
excuses OF manhood, ali diseases OF
the urinsry orgasns, partial parslysi..
vsricocelle ruptures, tumors. scrofulH.
old sores. dropsy, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complsints heart disease.
shortne. OF breath, back OF head
email OF bach, etc, including ali
female complaints and chronic dlseAsss
cured quickly aud psrnsnently.
That cough, slight fever aud veah-
psss. shortness OF breath, psip itatioa
of heart. my means sure and QUICK
consumption.
lfyou are nervous, Restless, irrgta-
bic. sleepless or wake after horned
oreams, tired mornnss, with . duh
headache, bad taste IN Ne mouth.
sometimes Discharges, aud 10 about
your employme without lie, energy
or ambition, desire 10 he alone.
gloomy forebodines. . dispos ton %
worry and fret ABOUT trouble ah-sd
that never comes. spells Of feeling
AFRAID or uncertain. sometimes lov
spirits, you are suffering from nervous
debility and exhaus; on % nerve powey
which may end Ia utter prostration'
insanity and death.
L. you have great sense oil weakness
and vesuness, with tired hmbs. numb
pess. trembling, prckiy sensanonA
cold ieet ond legs. you are advancing
10 that most serious disesss--fsrsiysa
IL your head aches. feel numb and
ired, with ssranx. sensations. loss OF
memory. and you ant with difficulty
or you are sieepi.a st night Nth
drovsness aud dulinrs during fhe
day, the nerve and BRAIN fatigue may
aeon run into Insanity or death.
Ifyou hsve any Of these feeliors 40
not neglect them. or they vii endinx
paralysis insanity. prostrstioo OF
death.
Iect there warnings Time and eHpe-
Renee has ebown. sod hundreds 81
startilne and msrs.lous cures have
provs0, that tbsss diseases are per-
fectly and completely cured ~ Dr.
q. CLAY TODD, 10 N Divl.ion street.
,com. i. 3 and 4. eisnc R.pid.. Mich.
Under The ass OF Dr. 4 CLAY
TOpD'e remsrkah remedies eli
those symptoms y,eid az 4 ~ msgio.
and strengths Of nerves, vigoy % brsin.
vitality Of blood snd health ~ body
are soon restored
Re remedies are purely vegetable
and hsrnless aud can oDy b& OF
famed ~ BIS ofoa-
Ds. TODD compounds hispfsserlp
ton, before 90. h patent n IA. ofhca
Ia TOpp's offee . 81 is y DiFeon
street, roouis I, sud 4, sFRnd "a gads.
His medicines agree vita the stosn-
seh, nd vou can esi snrthlag yoa
rhoose
He's n b. ofnos from IN the Morn
ins untd Ia TIE evening ever day bat
sundsya
Cal everybody. friendly taxi al
cosf you nt'tnins-
Low easrsss. RAPID oure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14

The ssle % seats for the opening Of
Powers new grand by the Mason
Msnols company will be continued
thu morning AZ Rothfus 4 Powers
store IN the old entrance Of the the
sfer.
Good Old Tines oeened at the
Grand lsst nigh, 20 the capacity OF the
house.
Wesley Sisson, the manager 81 the
Msn0ls- Mason company. Who has been
a. me Morton for several days psst.
sss born N Michigan aud q an slum-
nus Of Miehigsn university. He eas a
clsssfoats Of Charles and F.. Croft0n
Fox ant George Fsntiind Of this city
He vas many yesrs tie successfni
director Of TIE Madison square thea
ter. from whence sisnv t~ightiat
plays have pleased girsnd Rapids audi
ences. Wfsh ire sdvarfage % hs ex
periencs and toe talent q Asaois
Asson. the career Of these worthy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
MRS. QUINsEY's STORY.
She Knows Little of the Crims Which
Nearly Ended Her Life.

Mr.. j. c. QuInsey has AZ last 30 far
recovered from the effects of the pistol
shot wounds received At the hands of
her husband that she Is able 10 tell
what she knows about the terrible at
fair. IL will Dc remembered that on
July IL last persons residing near No.
All South lonia street, were awakened
by two pistol snots. and on opening the
house found j. c. QuInsey fatally
wounded. lying on his bed, while Mrs.
Quinsey lay in pool of blood al the
bed. Mr.. Quinsry died few days
later. ana Mrs. Quinsey was taken 10
ths L. Il. A. Home, where she WAS
finally nursed back to health. Her
wounds affected her To such an extent
that she has been unable TO tell the
story OF the crime until the present
time, and II 10 now difficult for her to
artlcuiate many words. She says her
husband WAS - victim of the choral
hsb.I, and consumed the drug
IN large quantities. Their lives
were AS free from qusrrels rs the lives
of most married persons. She had
some money when she married
Mr.. Quinsey which was invested in real
estate IN her own name. Mr.. Quinsey
never asked to have the deeds made
out IN his name. The, never qusrreled
about the property. Mr.. QuInsey was
always kind 10 her until his brother
George, who resides IN Gaines town.
ship poisoned ms mind against her.
On one occasion che mIstrusted that
George had tried 10 pursuade her hus-
band 10 kill her and asked her hus-
band about il. He replied that he
would never do such q thing. For a
week before the tragedy, Mrs. Quinsey
says. her husband did not leave the
house. She thought bis mind was
effected and insisted on his remaining
quiet. He did not wish To 90 out as he
had been SICK for some weeks. The
night Of the tragedy nothing unusual
took place. They retired at Q o'clock
and the next thing she knew IT seemed
as Il a ball OF fire had burst in her
head. She sprsng up and screamed
"My God, I'm killed." Mrs. Quinsey
caught hold of her hands, but not
harshly. She heard another shot and
started for the window TO call for help.
sns reached the window and from that
tins ner mind was blank until some
time after she had been taken to the
L. Is. A. Home. Mrs. Quinsey is stop
ping AZ No. 200 Third avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
Alumni Banquet.

Some time during the holidays the
High School Alumni association will
hold its annual banquet. The follow
ing executive committee has been APP
pointed and the committee will meet
Friday evening at the Office of DR.. NJ.
A. Birge on Monroe street: William
Wurster, Mrs. Walter Schmidt, IS,
Fred Macy. Mrs. Freeman Godfrey.
's6; Glen Holmes. Miss Esther Keller,
'S7; DR.. NJ. A. Birge. Miss Carrie Pow
ers, 80: &c rye Heffersn, MISS Ethel
Barnard. SO; Henry Kalmbach, Miss
Lulu Ward. 80; William Nourse, Miss
Helen Hall. '9l; Earl Stuart, Miss Ora
Bennett, 1872.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
Reception 10 DR.. Kelley.

DR.. Leslie +. Kelley and wife. of
Dwight, H., will arrive in this city at
$40 O'Clock tonight, and will be guests
at the Morton house. Col. Nate A.
Reed, Jr., of the Banner of Gold, will
accompany them. They will leave to-
morrow evening for Alma, returning
to Grand Rapids Wednesday morning.
DIR. Kelley will go to Detroit Thursday.
Wednesday q public reception will be
rendered at the Morton to the famous
dIscoverer of the bi-chlorlde of gold
treatment. The reception Will take
place at 5 O'Clock, and will be purely
informal. All persons wishing TO meet
DR.. Kelley are cordially invited to call
on him at the Morton at that hour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
TO NEW QUARTERS.
Final Meeting of the Y. M. c. A. IN
Old Rooms.

Old Rooms.
The final meeting of the Y. N. C. A..
IN ia old quarters on North DIVISION
stree, WAS held yesterday at 4 O'Clock.
would accommodate comfortably. The
new building ~ not quite ready for the
association, but II will begin to move
into i today. George Wnitwortn Was
present and made few remarks to
open the meeting. Mr.. Whitvortn led
the FIRST meeting held IN the rooms
nearly one year az He read a CHAP
ter from the Bible and offered short
prayer. The rest OF the afternoon WAS
spent by the y unx men Ia giving testI-
mouy and 10 sIEging.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Three Toughs Steal Whisky Foom Col
leton's Saloon.

John Courtney, Albert Gordon and
Henry Williams were arrested last
night by Detectives Cast and Jakeway
for burglarizing Mike Colleton's saloon
on Lyon street. Early IN the evening
the three men broke pane of glass IN
the plate glass front and extricated
several bottles of "Old kentuck"
which were on exhibition. The rob-
berry was Immediately reported to the
police and the detectives went to the
saloon and captured the men, who re-
turned for second raid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
DOLLY'S CLOSE CALL.
Yanked Back to Earth BY Means of a
Stomach Pump.

Dolly Foster. the soubrette Of the
"Ole Olson" company, was dragged
back TO earth by the stomach pump
route Saturday morning. After the
performance Friday night Dolly and
her husband James Alpine retired to
their room in the Bridge street house
aud botn were seized with a thirst.
James saw a bottle on the window sill
aud figured tGat 1t would hold two
drinks. 1t did. Dolly took the first
swlg, and gathered in two-thirds of the
good liquor. After while she began
10 do a skirt dance without music; and
her husband Immediately sent for 8
doctor. The physician pumped Dolly
out. and an examination of the bottle
disclosed the fact that It contained
some poisonous mixture which neither
had observed previously. Dolly is now
d. h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-14
MR.. BELKNAP IS CONFIDENT.
He Believes He Is Elected by a Small
Plurality.

Plurality.
The Hon. Charles +. Belknap re-
turned from . business trip to Bay
City Saturday night He was seen last
night in MS coy hcme on MADISON
avenue by a reporter for The HERALD,
aud seemed IN the best possible spirits.
he declined 10 make any statement
concerning his plans. but assured the
reporter that he did not eoncede his
defeat, and would not concede IL until
the official returns showed that MIR.
Richardson has plurality OF the
votes. Mr.. Belknap says he has pri-
yate information that 10 reliable. and
by means of which he is assured of bis
election by q small plurality, less than
nine votes. He says the democratic
committee claims plurality OF only
four for Mr.. Richardson, and that he is
Confident this plurality will be over
come in the official count tamorrow.
Mr.. Belknap declined TO make any
statement concerning what he would
do If the official count shows Mr.. Rich
ardsOn's election.