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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
Both Young i'm Heart.

Mr.. and Mrs c. Weudlinger. who one
year ago celebrated the fftieth anniver-
sary Of their married life, surrounded by
family and friends. in a social gathering.
once more celebrated their anniversary
last night
Tho occasion, while not accompanied
by the richness and number of guests
at their golden wedding was an affair
of much pleasure Surrounded by his
imm ediate family and their children, be-
sides a few friends, the evening was de-
lishtfully spent, md Mr.. and Mrs Wend-
linger. ripe in years, but young In heart,
enjoyed TO the fullest the love and con-
grdtulations Of those around them.
The CT ldren present were DIR. Wend
linger and wife, Mr.. Anthony Wendlinger,
Mrs w. J. Deadly and Miss Celeste Wend-
linger. Added to these were number of
grandchildren and intimate friends.
An elegant supper was served and the
health of the bride and groom Of fifty
one ears was heartily drunk.
The Times staff. who were kindly re-
membered by a waiter Of dainty Viands,
also wished them many happy returns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
Personal md genera.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.

Colonel w. II. Osborne, president OF the
Kelley Institute, is at the Exchange Hotel
Miss Nellie II. Smith. of I'LL west Main
street, will leave for Atlanta on vlslt this
week.
Mr.. yircinius Dabney, who will be re-
membered as the author OF don MifI, Is
the guest of Mrs. George w. Bagby, at 81
east Grace street.
Rev. DR.. Kerr lectures tonight at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hail
Subject: Paris" The proceeds are in aid
Of the First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Joseph X. Anderson. Jr., has pur-
chased from Mr.. W S. Gum the house
Of the latter, corner Jefferson and Main
streets. The price is said to be SI.JOo.
Messrs. H. Theodore Ellyson and Charles
Winston have come back from Danyille,
whore they attended the General Associa-
ton of the Baptist Church in Virginia.
Cards are out for the marriage CT MI
George Davies Ambod, Of Richmond, TO
Miss Anne Elizabeth McCaw on Thursday,
November Path, at o'clock Z. NJ, at Mt
Piscah church, in Chesterfield county
Mrs. j. y. Woodward and Miss NJ
Woodward. mother and sister OF Mr.. Fred
e. Woodward, of the Temple dry goods
store. in this city, returned to their home
Misses Clarke and Moore, from Clarke
county. have left the city, much 10 the re-
gret Of their friends. Mrs. c. w. Green,
their hostess, gave them an cat home
few evenings since. Miss Clarke wore
white silk and Miss Moore blue net over
silk
Colonel W. p. Smith. the commissioner
for the refund Of the direct tax, gives no
tce in another column Of The Times Of
the intended removal Of his office TO III
south Twelfth street. the office Of Tala-
ferro & Co. He can he found there on
and after Thursday next, the 18th Of No
vcmhcr.
The Protestant Episcopal Home for Old
Ladies. No. 81 north Fourth street, will be
opened to-day TO receive donations Of
money. groceries or supplies Of any kind.
This yearly donation day is the main source
Of revenue to this noble charity, which has
never, since its formation, been more needy
than now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15

,,o,r discharge from further considera-
Tha chair ruled the motion out OF oroer:
NJ Alien appealed from the decison VI
che chair so as TO settle the aues,Ion..
snd the vote resulted In the SUBSTANTIVE VI
the Chair. c,reets
s,lS a, the last meeting Of the CITY
Soopcil comprising some forty-odd resoiu-
.,n.,a for Improvement OF streets Wac
soad and concurred in, with re" ca
ocntions. Ayes, Is: noes, D.
- aydtnance providing for the grahtins
-. "'.t,,ueoea of the streets OF the CITY
for noIes and wires to Colonei y. ?. -.
ga and others for a tel-autograPilI
svstem was adopted. subject 10 the usual
restrictions. ,,t,x anoronrfa-
,,o,s wore concurred in as follows' roi
Iii schools Obuildings). 500; genera
p.nonee accounts OF same, S,OW; LOT the
I-,rs, market. $500; for purchase OF con-
tor tho CITY Mission for the POOR >l,-W,
a.. nIacing fire-alarm boxes IN certain
oharitabIe institutions, LOO, names fol
,,.hicb have been published; for purchase
~ additional fre-alarm apparatus poies'
etc. 5000. ,ioo,,,ro, ~
An ordinance to prevent the blocking OIL
the Seventh street crossing OF the 'aIleS
river division or the theSdPtahD
ohio railway, and imposing penalties loI
violation of It, by their cars Tor ioI'sei
neriod than three minutes, was passed.
A resolution TO provide for the rescihu@
ing Of the permission given Mr.. W. A.
Chesternoan 10 erect plant for manuiac-
turing sash and blinds on Taylor street
between Randolph and Reservoir streets
was taken up. .-od hv
Jndse George L. Christian appeared by
ner,nissjon. for Mr. Chesterman. ne eN
nlained. by the aid of diagram the posi-
ton of the factory and its SITUATION re-
oarding other buildings, and argueu al
length against compelling his client 10
tear down this factory after giving MN
nermissjon TO build H. He spoke OF the
Injustice TO Mr.. Chesterman OF such con
templated action after the action OIL 'he
Council and the Board Of Aldermen.
MIR Metz. one Of the citizens from the
neighborhood Of the factory, was hediu
on the side Of the alleged sufferers lroiii
the noise and smoke of the factory
After much discussion, Mr.. Allen moVeu
the reference Of the resolution 10 the lily
ATTORNEY for an opinion regarding the
liability Of the city for damages II MI
Chesterman should be made 10 pull down
his plant This was lost, and the resolu-
ton was defeated. So the proposition 10
rescind the permission given Mr.. CHESTER
man to build was lost.
A number of petitions and resolutions
were presented and referred appropriately
and the Board, at II 40 p. NJ, ADJOURNED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
word Prom CovIngton.

CONVICTION, VA, Nov. 14-Our noun
tain city has been most Jubilant once the
receipt Of fuller election returns assuring
us Of the great Democratic triumph, ana
all readers Of your valuable paper con-
cede its pre-eminent influence in instruct
ing the people in the great issues OF the
canvass.
Thus your forethought in advocating
the proper standard-bearer before his
nomination, and your many and admira-
Bile editorials showing that he was the
right man and the choice Of the whole
party. has been most gratifyingly vindi-
Gated in the astonishing result
The Times merits the commentator.
indeed lasting gratitude, OF all true lovers
of good government honestly admins
tered.
The first important act OF our commu-
nifty since the election was the forma-
ton OF stock company and the raising
Of funds for establishing an electric plant
which our progressive city will put In
OperatiOn al once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
killed nv n Roller Explosion.

READING. PA. Nov. IA boiler ex-
ploded on tho Reading road. short dis
lance above Schuylkill Haven. last night.
Five men were killed and several injured.
The killed were: Engineer William Convey
and his fireman. William Meyer Engineer
Harry Allison, Conductor Kendrick and an
other man, whose name has not yet been
learned. ,.,
The complete list of the killed are: Viii
liam Convey of Port Carbon. William Meyer
of Palo Alto, Harry Allison of Palo Alto. @;
j. c. Msckey. fireman, Port Carbon, and
Charles Kendrick. conductor. Port Carbon.
brakeman Michael Dobbins OF Palo Alto IS
nrobably fatally injured. The boiler WAS
burled seveaty-five yards Some Of the
dand wara horribly mutilated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15

stores up and builds into system Tor
the enjoyment of selfish and worldly
life. In this house the father and mother
are the love OF self and the love OF the
world. The children are the natural de-
lights and satIsfactions which issue from
the exercise OF these two parent loves.
The house, etc, which one Is TO receive
Is the knowledge OF how to live kindly
and useful life from love 10 tne hoIu
and love TO the neighbor, wnich are tne
satbar and mother i'm the new house, to-
aatbar with all the delights and enjoy
nents of such life, which are the children.
The immense increase In excellence ana
variety OF all these things is Neant by
hundred fold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
The Freight RofpS.

There will be a meeting Friday evening
at the Chamber of Commerce of the
representatives Of the railroad and steam
ship lines TO New York to confer with
a committee Of the Chamber. concerning
a new schedule of freight rates from New
York South. which it is claimed will in
juriously discriminate against the trade
Of this city. The railroads represented
will be the Richmond and Danville, the
Coast Line and the New York Philadel-
phia and Norfolk. Also the Old Dominion
and the Clyde steamship lines The meet
irg was first appointed for last evening,
but owing to the inability Of some Of the
railroad representatives TO get here in
time it was postponed until Friday at
their request
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
ELECTION CARROLL.
Every Precinct in the County Shows Large
Gnins for the ncrnncratic Party.

Gains for the Democratic Party.
GLADESBORO, VA, Nov. lO.-Special.
The election news comes in slowly, as
the rain poured down in torrents all day
Wednesday. Every precinct heard from
gives Democratic gains, and without
doubt Carroll has given Cleveland and
Stevenson and Swanson large majority.
A boy (son of Mr.. Daton) was found
hanging by the neck almost dead the
other day, but was discovered in time TO
save his life. Suspicion rests on some
young men by the name Of Quesinberry.
who, it is said, are arranging to leave
the State.
The coolest weather this fall is OBJ
served to-day, the ground being frozen
hard and the ice l IL inches thick in
places.
A lot Of meal was stolen few days
ago from the mill Of Messrs. W. X. az j.
w. KinZer.
Bunk Goad. Of this place. has been In
dicted for retailing brandy without a
license.
Corn crops are good in this neighbor-
hood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
4 FlTfL ACCIDENT.
Thomas Clay shoots Himself by Careiessiy
Drawing His Gun Towards Him.

LURAY, VA, Nov. 14-Thomas Clay
living near Bentonyille, while crossing the
river near that place in a boat. attempted
IN draw his gun towards him. The ham
MGR caught under the seat Of the boat. by
which means IL was discharged, and the
e,,tlr. load entered under Clays right ear
killing him instantly.
There will be n Democratic illumination
ia Luray Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
The Deadly Charcoal.

Master Charles Kcppler. a son OF Mr.
Philip keppler, had close shave from SUI
location and incarceration on Sunday.
Taking bath, he omitted to provide for
the escape Of gas from the bath room, il
being heated by a furnace of charcoal
He was overcome by the fumes from the
charcoal and dropped Oh the furnace. where
he was found later on, groaning with pain.
1t was quite a time before he recovered
consciousness He will be kept in bed some
time vet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

r. r. Fauntleroy, Esq, allowed to prac-
tice as counsel in this court
Commonwealth against Dunlop argued
by Attorney General for the Common
wealth and Mathew f. Maury, Esq, de-
PENDANT in error and submitted
Commonwealth against Ford, trustee
Argued by r. II. Pollard, Esq, for the
Commonwealth and Colonel r. l.. Maury
for defendant In error
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
Goyernor-EIect Turney Very Ill.

WINCHESTER. TENN. Nov. H.-Chisf
Justice Turney. Governor-elect Of Tonnes
see, is lying dangerously Ill at his home
near this city. Judge Turney is quite an
old man. There 10 no provision IN the
Tennessee constitution or statutes for q
successor In the event Of the death of .
Govsrnor-elsct. and should Judge Turney
die before he 10 ipauguratsd IL might be
that Governor Buchanan would hold over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
Fnr the advancement of Women.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. 14.--Delegstes
70 the National Association for the Advance
ment OF Women are arriving here TO attend
a convention. Mrs Julia Ward Howe. the
national president will arrive this evening
The visitors will be rendered reception
tonight by the ladies of the Nineteenth
Century Club. The FIRST session will be
held tomorrow. when Mrs. Howe will de-
liver the annual address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
RICHMOND. NOV. "A. 1892.
ARRIVED

Schooner Francis l.. Godfrey. Young.
Philadelphia, coal, S. -. Halves & Co.
Schooner Lille, Phillips, Malponi river,
logs, Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company.
Schooner Annie r. Ebener, Springer,
Charleston S. c., phosphate rock, Rich
mond Chemical Works.
Schooner r. L. Devils, Sulergreen Wind
sor \. s., plaster, Warner Moore Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
MEETINGS.

- 0NNEcTIoN coMPANY.-ANNUAL
\ MEETING.-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF the r., +. a = X:
will be held at the ONCE OF the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company in the city OF Rich
mond. on WEDNESDAY, November 3.
nO9-td Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
THE I EC0NOMY
One-PriCe Shoe Store, 81 East Broad Street.
pag-MAIL ORDERS Promptly Attended to.
MARRIAGES.

JOHNSTON-RUTHE - Mar
RED Saturday, November r. 1892, at
Rock Castle Goochland county, Va.
the residence OF the brides mother, by
Right Rev. Bishop Van de Vyver. Dr.
GEORGE BEN JOHNSTON. of Rich
mond and Miss HELEN COLES RUTH
ERFOORD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
DEATHS.

LONGAN-Died. November 18th. az
the residence Of his son-in-law, Thomas
r. Stagg, in this city, JOHN ID. LON
GAN, in the eighty-first year OF his age.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY
from MIR. Stages residence, 9l2 west
Franklin street.
Please omit flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
cuit for Illegal Betrayal.

Suit was Instituted in the circuit court
Yesterday by Mrs. NJ. Z. feamans against
Samuel w. Racket for alleged betrayal
~ her daughter. Damages are placed at
* 900. Racket has left the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT EXCURSION
FROM RICHMOND TO WILLIAMSBURG ON
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER i9rH.

Train, with excursion coaches attached;
will leave Richmond at the nsuei honr,s
O'Clock A. ". returning With the s s,f.
hrrg' Rornd trim. Al. tickets sold az SOY east
Nan stieet and as Chesapeake and Ohio DC.
pot. Lunches will be served At Nillismso.,a
on reasonable terms. All persons in'ss'"'~
in this movement ere invited 10 som''
ma All
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
DRINK WITH ENTH
The Boys at the University Celebrate til
Cyclone of November 9th.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Nov. H.
special.-The students at the University
are celebrating Clevelands election. The
Stonewall Band. from Staunton, Is here.
Balloons and rockets are going up, and
evsrybody a. drunk with enthusiasm,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
Not Yet necldrd.

IL has not yet been decided by the at
torneys Interested in the matter when tn
election cases, now pending in the hastings
court, will be heard. Inquiry among them
yesterday failed to elicit any dednite In
formation. When the cases finally come up
for trial they will be fully ventilated and
many legal lights will argue the causes pro
and con
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15

MARINE IRTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. IS. 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
WEST POINT, NOV. II, 1892.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Danyille, Captain Bennett.
from Baltimore, with passengers and gene
raj cargo.
Steamship FairfaI, Captain March. from
Baltimore, with passengers and general
cargo.
Steamship City of Columbia, Captain
Benny, from New York, with passengers
and general cargo.
Steamship Bretevald1. from Norfolk, to
load cotton for Liverpool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15

Sun rises .........6:52l Moon rises. .2:o2 A. N.
Sun sets. ASS DAYS length. llh.0sm
HIGH TIDE.
morning - %
Evening Observation-Disclosures. 1913
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15

Steamship Fairfax, FOR Boston via Nor
felix. with passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Columbia, for New
York via Newport News and Norfolk, with
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Danville. for Baltimore with
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15
LAMBERTs POINT. NOV. "a. 1892.

steamships Helen H. BENEDICT. John III.
Plat. Emma Fangel. III. w. Maccmber,
James Davidson, Lula CULLEN.
Barge Mercidita.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-12
FIRE In MUSKEGON
An Early Morning Blaze Entails
a Loss
AGGaEGATls6 SOME 100000
n WA q Stubborn Fin--Thissss ~
Ioniz--Eeison 70 Co 10 kziarnA-
soo-G<nesal State News

AusKEscs, Mich, Jan. 1.-THE new
Dennis Smith block on Western avenue.
. three story brick structure. caught
are last midnight, and the tao upper
floors were completely burned. The
uorss below were badly flooded AID
villa q Gardelia. fruit dealers, and ).
D. JsAnnstte. tea and erockery mer-
chants. are heavy losers. The total loss
is estimated A. 5000; fully insured.
IL Irosed to be q stubborn IRE and
Rad 70 be drowned by water. There
was an effective pressure, and u u
stated that the force VAS OF such ma
ture that stream pointed directly Al .
window would quickly break IN the
yAnes or glass and pefniit ine water 10
force Its way into the building. puE'
ing the fire's progress a portion OF Inc
fear OF the west wall OF the smith
block fell IN, and the lying b:icks ana
timber made their force felt on AL
N4es. For while i looked as IL the
tire would spread 10 ne adjoining
buildings and eventually take IN inc
whole block. The IiIcnsen. however
directed their forces well, and after .
hard tight came out conquerers.
The tIenen worked hard tour hours
when the IRE was entirely extlngu.sned
and the entire building, including tbs
one occupied BY Lou Brown. No. !
Western avenue, clothing. and Myers
4 son. druggist. IL Western avenue
Mere flooded with water.
Tie Dennis Smlta building was com
pIetsly Quilted m the second and thirc
loors, snd the building IS a!mos. q 10
Al wreck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-12


enid without msdiesi assistance =.
oGner day, and died shortly sitss " Z.
LIZ was the sessDte shlli stss hasi = sa.e
IN seven years. and all wliaoass pay
sscian's Aid.
Benton Harbcr has been very pros
peroas daring The past year ihere
vas an encouraging increase II bus4ness
and Ia population.
The soauldings' suit against Dss.
Bis and Davies, OF oagln2", Tor Al
legged ma ~ aetiee, resulted IN . verdict
for The deIsndants-
TIE bsg bricx and syphon pipe saver
outlet 10 be built from tile city mains
10 the river - Aenomines VIII cost that
c.ty . little over $4,000.
Iouia amateurs will produce "Pina-
fore for the sake or charity. IL woald
be more char table II these aspiring
lhsspians would change their maids.
The Students Christian association
Of tns state university has arranged a
course OF lectures TO be delivered be-
fore Is by the professors OF the lnssitn-
ton.
Mt. Clemens saloon keepers are be-
eeming uneasy. They think there Is
an organized move Ia the town TO COM
pei them 10 comply VITA the liquor
law.
| The board of supervisors OF Barry
county will give the people al oppor-
| tunity TO vote on . proposition foi
building a $4,000 court house mex
June.
The sheriff. armed with . chatte
/ - bar al A l. A
| EIy's general store at Nun. The pTin
clpal creditors are Detroit and Oh cage
jobbers.
Martin Briggs, an ex-siave, has just
died At OVID. aged over 100 years. til
| Vas hard drlnker and an inveterats
smoker, these habits doubtless navlns
much to Go with his being cut on sc
yoang.
Forty men and their families ar
rived in Saginaw Saturday. being
tempted by the Inducements II tue
local improvement company. The,
will enter the employ of manufactur
ing institution which recently migrated
from Ohio.
6. \. Persland of Cadillac, recent.
sold 10 MenOminee parties about :,
Coo, 600 feet of standing timber on tn
Menomiree nver. Mr.. Rergland vii
liaye 7.0oO 900 feet OF his kalkaski
pine. recently purchased OF the Crane
Rapids & Indiana railroad, manufac
tured by Diggins Bros. and will put 4,
900 900 feet down the Manistee river.
While parting at the c. Il W. NJ. d.
pot at MenomInee, on Saturday night
u young photographer named Disc
discharged q revolver when pulling hi
hands out OF his pocket 10 shake hand
with Miss Eennckscn. The ball wen
through his lett arm. upwards throns
the young lady's dress. cutting away
portion OF her jaw ami the side OF he
mead.
Oliver A. Ferrio, who represented In
Marquette Mining Journal ut lshpcn
ing, Skipped ont the night OF the Giles
son murder and let his paper down
number OF collars. rs well as to let
, get ''scooped" on the important item
, Officers have been asked TO look OF
, for him, but no attempt Is made TO col
meet him with any crime greater tina
, that OF enibezzlement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-12

piphtheria is raging in Clinton.

Diphtheria is raging in Clinton.
The Bigler hotel at Langs,on has
been destroyed by flre.
Chsboygan's new tannery will consist
Of twenty eight buildings.
The citizens Of springport, jackson
county. want electric lights
A new savfhgs hank with $500, o0o
.apitsl mas been organized ~ Lansing.
yiuelsnd il the name OF . new post
Office IN Lincoln township, 81. Joseph
county.
An ohio man wants to build rail-
road from Bay City 10 Fort Huron Tor
$4,000.
John Leach caught . beaver in The
vicinity of Newbcrry which weighed
ffty-sx pounds.
The Commercial hotel at Escanaba
was destroyed by ire 10 the extent oil
f2o00, sunday night.
Iron Mountain has raised q 1900
bonus tor the extension OF the Queis-
NAL Lumber railroad.
carmer Rutkoskie Of Benton Hsr-
bor, is considered the champion checker
player Of this state.
The late Jacob F. Ba,chelar OF ssgi-
raw. LETT si0.o COO for soldiers mona-
nent IN Port Huron.
The Napier bridge which spans the
e. joseph river at Benton Hareor, has
iust been opened - trstte.
Arthur Whitney q brakeman on the
Michigan Central, lost his right hand
While coupling cars at Colon.
Mrs. A. X. Deiia. who lives At New Fra.
IA. beer arrested 90 TIE charge 81 kiii-
ing babe corn 70 her daughter.
The past gear has been q profitable
ere with Ire Ks'an,strs County Farm
ara Mutual Insurance. company.
Thos. X. Lyon. tha Ludlnx'an mil.
lionairs. has bought tie land On which
Re I.exingten hotei stands for tsfA coo.
al. Clark. an ela resident of Ypsl.
ant, and for . Number 81 yssss con
nectsd with the Hawkins heuss, 4
tesd.
q. eossry. While working IL "
f-,r.,~~tl's mill - NeBaia's. had nj
head completely severed hy fa.t ran
ninz sv.
rh. rs~sns fail Of snow bee b<sn {
srest hoon - the lumbsfmer sns
everything i hriss and hvssy - ~
camps.
r6sr. 10 sorse talk - starsins |
h.srch x~elv ks.ehlorlsfs cure a fskes
ksy. n oushs 70 thrive dsfsas shs sr
sort season.
Mrs. Join Ieunlsun. lssns fen
psles east ct 20 Espsds. ssvs tasth =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-12

fosIA, Mich, Jan. ll.-A gang OF
thieves has been discovered in this
vicinity. whose operations surpass some
western outlawry. About month ago
Frank Harden was suspected OK steal
ing $40 and some grain. He skipped 10
Waterloo, \. Y. but has now been
brought back to- stand trial, and has
squealed on number OF others, some
Of whom have 40 far borne an excellent
reputation. II - estimated that the
gang has stolen SIC, 900 worth Of grain.
besides fruits, chickens, etc. num-
Der of arrests will TIC made today.