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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07

Both the '-sthod and results When
s.rr-P II Firs is taken; It II plezzaul
aaa rs'rcs5sn, - the tate. al4d acts
cfr r =. promptly o8 the X 'lueyz
Liver ea4 Bsao.. c'1rzes tie rYe
ten etisct1ally, d.Fre.s c1lIs. head
acres au1 feTers snd cErss habi.aal
eof-ztiHa;5o1. Srrup II Figs is tha
c1.y r1as~57 q s.. Kid ever p-o
dEceds pleaEirg T. The tas.c AID ae-
cfp;sble . ;he etomarh. prompt Ia
lis acton ard tgafy teseGciai IN its
elfctz. p-eaarei only from Tie NOT
healthy aad agreeable s1l1z.an0ea. 10
Larv erosIl.r.t O. gs.ts 1-lcserd +,
= sil cd have l-z.a i. tie r.ozx
Por-.zr Eezfi7 Ea5zu.
tyrup 4 FIss A f1- sale I, 5o~
Ar 81 tlttlas - az lealinz dru,.-
HRtz Aay relzale 6rays-st vs.
nay nSt have = on hand r-I pro.
safe u rra1p.ly flr aay one who
q Us 70 fry Il D. aot eose5. ary
1
ChLis0EHid re SXRUp co
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AT TITTSVIILT.


TITUsvILLE, Pa, J une 6.-Never in the
history OF Ttusvllle has such a scene Of
desolation presented itself AS was uufolded
to the gaze this morning. As the Asso-
ciated Press representative entered the
main thOroughfare the first sight wit
messed was four men carrying the dead
body of mau on a stretcher. Within
fifteen minutes the sight became 50 com
mon that il ceased to occasion any sur
prise. At the present writing it Is
estimated that fully one hundred persons
have been either drowned or burned TO
death. The money loss viii run from
81, 100000 TO &. 900 600. The destruction
includes railroads, factories, r-fueres,
private dwellings, etc. As Gear as Can be
ascertained the following IS u list OF the
dead bodies recovered:
Fred Reid.
Mrs. Mary Hahn and children, Mamie,
Geruie, Peter and Clara
Mrs. Fred Campbell and two children,
Oliver and Edgar
Two children OF Joseph Sp;egel.
Frank Whalen and wife.
Mrs. John Quinu and two daughters,
Nellie and Mamie,
Mrs. EurmHu.
Mrs = Jacobs and child
Miss Dei!a Rice.
Mr. EngIesky and son.
An unknown man.
Mrs. J. BIns.nheimer and seven chill
dren.
Fred Luers and wife,
Mir. Ruebe aud son.
Mrs. Henry g. Rice.
Mss Furmau.
Ms Fred Reid and her two children.
Lille and Frank Foster
Mrs. Lena Csme- ana t1o children.
Mrs. &. T. CasperseI.
Mis- Gold. Cohen.
john McFadden and Mary McFaLGen.
Henry Rlche OF Buffalo.
George P-A>e.
Mr. NeA Mckenzie
William Ec4art child.
Ered Copy.
These bodies were taken 20 undertaking
establishments. This makes x total % Gftv-
SIX identified bodies recovered up - l1.yJ
n III. he WORK d. searching ta- tae
dead is still being nyl,sS4ged sltb tt=
Utmost yI-o~, a. ,he weather - 5=. uulug
10 grow warm aud she ccor ~ sG- caNrrr1
remains OF human u-94 and s.4Msss -
beginning 20 poill-e tas Atg.
i, = sad tA.-. Lad j, hot been f9- the
beroic WORK " IoEy DtL-b ard William
belustz -sc death 45s. VF1l.1 Eav- teen
Increased oy over hGy more Iaess sv9
mea sos OGt aa KITS. aad ~ t4- ns-t
Eegcu.eal e.4g--~ -uCcees.eel 90 pl4l.t-, :.4a
occap pants O. various dwsl.!lgs u secare
places
TIE town is5a a fever q meat a1t
TaaGT are tae A1Xious Inquiries 1g.-..
u .4e a.t over the i1sx4 isz tT. ads aae
re.4t-vl- T. s. reported ca re..au.e az
florigy ;1at Joh- - ESckete4IsE. pr@-5-
4rus q t5e - aa-E4 - company Ea- it
stTuctesl Jassepl 4 ps ssayes fgr De -ss1.-
ard Lere. - dFaH 90 81 -z fa- $3.50 93p tsr
tle ~. e oE the suffering district TA=ss
ere fifteen sssfises !s4aE sG tie Isgg-4s,
burned b~Faa4 -ec. s-.-i4-4- csaas @ese
.sl.l-less. Whl.e il~ lmb@ - OtAe-s " -se
severed tE.r'l. e-E aEEl.=--
Coroner ctsa~s Efsta~.ed fsrg talz
zstxTuss4a- st- ssts ss4- 70 llss u. ay5g.ersss
TIE FrF.ics cou.s- a- D9t- .ssss e.p- sgaa t4sf
.Ee c4,~-ssSE W&s Al 49, ~ EE4s--4rE1e. 49,
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that no human being could he held di-
rectly or indirectly responsible for the
gretest catastrophe that ever befell Titus
Vile
In the country districts for radius OF
twenty miles around Tltusville hundreds
of families are homeless and great distress
prevails. Asstance is needed quickly.
Clothing and food are both essential y
committee has beeu organized TO make
systematic arrangements 10. the care and
comfort of the destitute and for the proper
ilterment Of the dead
ERIE DELUGED.
ERIE, Pa, June 6-I4ast evening Clark's
mill dam at Union City burnt Hnd wall
of water swept through the town, carrying
thirty houses from their foundations
While many persons were badly hurt none
!osi their lives
PITTSBURG. Pa. Juae 6.-The following
WAS received at noon:
OIL CITY. Pa, June 8.
w c Connolly Jr. Iiea'eaan'-col0asl and Aide
''You can report TO the governor that the
loss of life becomes more highly apparent.
SiXty-three bodies have been recovered
Several were seen adritt in the river, and,
with the subsidlng oi the food. many
more viii undoubtedly be found. Over
one-hundred families are homeless. The
pecuniary loss is estimated ut from S9oO
00O 10 81. 210 900 The utmost COOL order
prevails. At my request. Colonel HulIu-s
ordered out company ID sixteenth regi-
ment, last night to preserve order In ease
OF need. Nv. q. HUNT, Mayor
PITTSBUBG, Pa, June 6.-tsoyern0r Pat
tison has issued a proclamation. asking re
lief for the citizens of NOrthsrn Pennsy J.
vanis.
PIFrsBURG, Pil. June 6 At a mass
meeting held this afternoon II was decided
TO send "A committee of relief to the oil re-
gions, visited Yesterday by the terrible dis
aster. The committee LETT this afternoon
with s. 500, subscribed hastily at the meet
ing. Since the committee departure sew
eral thousand dollars more have been sub
scrIbed.
PITTSBUEG, Pa, June The Allegheny
river at this point is tull OF floating debris
from above Much OF 1t Is from o.. CIB
aud Titusvilie. Among the debris this
afternoon was seen the floating body ol q,
dead human being. The current WAS 50
swift that il could not be recovered. II WAS
floating face downward, aud its sex could
not be ascerIained.
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AIEXAS TORNADO.

CLEBUISE. Tex, June "a cyclone last
night demolished forty houses here. d.
Z Prescott aud = sis were fatally iuIgreI.
Severa, others ~era iuIarat- Crops wsre
badly damaged. Mineral Wells aa.d Lew
ievilie were also visited - the storm, which
u!d considerable damsr-.
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A COLORADO TOWN BURNED.

TDITowN, Colo, June 6-Aa explosion
o; coal oil started iire yesterday which
wiped out this town. The loss j. about
s. ,c11 Gs0. Sita al Insurance of $50 GJ1.
Oae Hundred 6eguty sher.ds have beel
sworn II, and Viii protect tue toU1
against attempts OF thIeving by persons
wGo on occasions OF tgis kind take ad-
vantage Of the general distress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07
SECRETARY Risk

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Secretary Rusk
was asked this morning whether there
was any truth in the statement published
in the morning papers that an effort had
been made to induce him to allow the use
of his name for the second place on the
presidential ticket.
There is no truth in the statement,
whatever" said the secretary, adding en-
phatically: MY name cannot be used,
either singly or in combination, against
the president, and no friend of mine viii
suggest such use"
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SHOT BY A PkptNOJP.

MCALTsTER J. T.. June "a man
named Murphy today Shot at L..isi q
mHu named Brandy. While M-s. Brady
Le.d hey husband ~ p.evsa; rs-i>trBr-. T.
is said llat Murphy AID Nrs. bl4aly
were uuG1iy iutif mate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07
Hll-I,S DELEGATES

NEW York. June 6.--Pur-uart 10 call.
the New York delegate 10 the Democratic
convention met here this evening" Scna-
tor Hill was the only conspicuous alb
seutee. \ resolution was presented Tieag-
ing to vote for the nomination of senator
Hill until he Is nominated, or a. long as
lie will allow his name 10 be vJled 'DT.
The resolution was adopted with one dis
senting vote, that Of Benjamin Wood Of
New York City
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OREGON GOES REPUBLICAN.

PORTLAND. Or. June 6-An election
took plsce today for TWO congress men. Su-
pTeue judge. attorney general and men,
oers c. The Legislature The indications
th.s evening po.at - the election OF
the entire Republican ticket. with the ex-
eeptiO2 % attorney general TIE Pesp.ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07

JUECTIoS CITY, Kan. June THE
funeral Ot john A. Anderson took place
here today from the Presbyterian
church Ry. D. c. Miller delivered tie
funeral address. after winch the remains
were turned over 70 the Masonic FRAZER
uity. The iuteTment took place "a H3su
Il nd cpu3efpry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07

Is pract!cei by many people, who buy in
feror articles OF food trca1se cheaper hII
standard goods. Surely infants ugc cu-
titled 10 the best food obtaitFui.- 10 is %
f.tcC that the Gail Borden 'Ea2i-" Brand
Condensed Milk Is the best Infant food.
Your L:rocer RHl druggi-t keen LL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07

These waters are for The RELIEF aBJ cure
q painful! irregularities. and VIII remove
all obstTuCtioas They are sure aaI safc
every time. Manufactured by Ewer=1u
Drug CJ. san Jo--. Cal aud for ss.s ~
Fred l. Eicat. = 8 F,sst Dou2lss aysuu..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
VI rsst,t-~. l~.r Tnn., A. lSsFD

?
WICHITA, Kan. June i. lSt2.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and seuer,ily fair until
Wednesday.
During tie past 81 hours the highest
temperature was So. The lowest Sd.
and tLe mean sJS. wi,h warmer. cluIilrss
weather. nearly Stationary pressure aud
gentle northwest TO southwest winds
For the past three years the average
Temperature fSr the month Ct June
has been AZ. aui for the 6,h day 65'
FIRED l. Johnson, Observer.
WASuINGTuN june 6 -Ihe forecast to
p. IN. Tuesday:
For Kansas-ContinueJ warm; south-
west winds; fair Tucsdty sud wednesday
For Missourl-Fair Tuesday with pc-sI-
bic exception. shower IN The extreme
northeast; west winds; slightly warmer
and fair Wednesday.
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glJrcr pCTyH

=, E1 " faar F. --Ja - B9tE q.
tae pr.rrgz5 pa-. tzs1. be- ta% rssa.
-t--a la-sa -e-.te ass --s5rs -
wl- Ea taz asss~s. ;asfi.l 70 aaa
q -- z 80. - tAls 5aea - suss.ss
!a tl- r-4c-s ~ - $685.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07

KrEL- Jlas f.--E.as peTog william q Ger
ruaa. v=c geFs -.1sy ~ a-sef tss -zsr.
raPE sHbgEv. J8s- 5.-Ts~ rzz- aaI
cZlry..4-z =s.!el h-lcs irtay - hs--
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IYMcAEn-

TDrtsvrI.LE. June 6--Nedr Graysoa tbs
r-!.ru.l- n s-iiu Porter wss n48E-3 - n
mob Ga Nag - Porter kasI Af- 5Gf~
He con l-ssa4 50 Ele cTlus au-4 l4s a41S
took T.. ~ from fke ta-
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farm, one mile above the Western New
York and PennsuIyania hridua

| farm, one mile above the Western New
York and Pennsylvania bridge.
| Mrs. j. Crouch.
| Mrs. b. Lyons. -
| Two unknown.
| Mrs. Leary. StI
| William Shafer of Franklin.
John Reinhold of o.! City.
Matt Lyons.
Charles Dilley of Oil City.
Miss Minnie Russell of Pottsville, Pa.
Daniel Sullivan, engineer of Oil City.
james Holmes. barber of Oil City.
Mrs. William Briggs of Oil City.
Miss Emma Briggs OF OH City.
William Moran OF Oil City.
A Mr. Baker, book agent, stopping at
Exchange hotel
John Roach.
Frnnk Watson. aged "A years, missing
ID. kopling, wife and sons.
S Wicks.
Ed Heating. section boss of Oil City.
Mr. Terwilliger.
Mr.. Baker
Sheridan Wick.
Following is list OF the seriously in
jured:
Louis Hazenfretz, badly burned and can
not recover.
Mrs. Fenny and six children, badly
burned.
Mrs. Hawks and daughter, burned; one
will probably recover.
Mrs. Briggs and three daughters.
John O'Leary and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawks and daughter.
Frank and William HassenfriJz.
-! 80 "
Ir!,i. r!;nh Fldhk.
William Fergiyiller.
James Rogers.
James AskiDS.
HiIIlaih ?" hi'e'
H1.Iioi onti 80 S''iI;,
aLtLt tI- 4H;t
T,1 rtanA uDou.icH I1
- "'lu H'51S
- Tual 10 -it.4o'
Y3.- Ypilli i'e'LI",'; -,lI
1tuui iHtti ph' 'Va ooe
~ Y, IIIi'LI mo IL I.e""1''
marry Marry NUNS. ,If
IN,' IlLi"nl t,, .htloHc'
Van. Ilanh " ' a.Spn-
81, i,Aaii ~ D--neI.
~ Pd"S uei'y'
rank " "1Isoh.
4uan W iSSS' A'"dIu Mills "hU Aoil
cniidFe1;
NJ ~ oi,; ?+t'ut I;;.- nn'- "'"!'
ms Ms Lew Z itCerS-
Inc search tor Che dead was s'oppeu aC
IIiu iSnI' uGI was resumes at u"S oteaN ,
AheE are yIhs III Tue cry hadi anu AT 'ne
% h%ioi Suo oi Vne soutH sue. A-e sGeHe -
diIiiost 100 'Iuc" IoI e''''uraiicT. DurEeu
ouO TI mouse anu noiie' ana DearIuS no
S seinpi'l0e i 10 t-u un!tIi'S' aiiu ~ posiIio
suo"ius Tue oeLtioio "-DHt oeIo!e ued' II
came, are tre 'IcIlihs. rom various esd
Hl,lIeS us s<ilg W say nti'' tle lo9s III tuis
CITY aIohe wiz leach ~ Many nave oee!i
swept away anu VIII never oe louhu;
"Ieu tLe Aloou St"91ues ~ WI reveal ~
scores vi Do'leo. ~ oLG polII '4pI5 zen ~
are hnoWIi 10 li'se sven III " lHe ".l ulH :
moou' I Noi1 pt .ueiii u''re 'veH 4o4"''
ny i.l'i ia. tos ~ 80, :. III - No. No.
nda al pieSet' ~ "ii' Oe o'ei @
ooo,Oo'. -u9'V " CIo , no'.1oS 80 w y. S,'
80 :, CSn ~ sSn Hn1 ',Sa,.a -
notCn run !il6 go t 30 ~ ', sooooo
V: 80 Nv 'Ii't - ~. 10 -. i. 0.'
S''ies lue '"iAoo' Ho'eIS' " u AS anu 'Ii''u u
A"C ~ 'o' 1p ieo' 1,. ..,;.. .,.
,0i' i, ili1' y i' i''''4 - :
nele' Say thtO VIC .1e "a9 S''"9,,I py q
Sp w o- q Pc t0'0-r ~ - iIi -
M wv %it l 0tl' l'"li'' on V'''
"HIIu iSIieeo fci' o1 AZ 'NG t'.i" "a. ''io i :
1nie a!ii ,no i!He, Ino Glt ses Hio W eieIS
- ~ ,r;j,'''
~ ,t o. .
if 'ot tu0 pooiSss .'9s, Clt'aoCS, ""t was "
SilIiYiy o"epV Vuc VI '-'.- 10 ~ It d
On t.at
tnio - T5 Ttle slio loS' U.s. % my oo
Iu' Ieu: nc ny a.io iit'iIio ""e 81 nv III
iCs az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07

I0Epoy. Juur The steamer Albion
has u--sn bagH-d sad -uaE bear MarEaisu
ya TIE Arsta river. Ifs central ku1s4s.
SKY tive people were Ggoa.eI.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07

Sound advice. If you have bad cold,
invest % cents in DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil, the great pain eradicatOr
is a first class liniment. Keep it handy.
% cts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-07
LOAM 4. ANDFRsON eunIEO.

No pimple, spot. or blemish dish gure
he skin preserved by CCTICggA soar.
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q FORGED LETTER.

MINNEAPoLIs, June 6.-The following
letter was made public here today on the
authority of 3. c. Marsh OF East st Louis,
a relative of Senator Cullom's:
SHELBY NJ. CuIlom. Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago.
DEAR SIR-In case am not nominated
on the first ballot you will please with
draw my name from the convention.
Yours truly,
"BENJ. HARRISON"
At o'clock Senator Cullom OF Illinois
made statement to the Associated Press
in regard 10 a statement of one 3. &.
Marsh, claiming to be a relative OF Mr..
Culom's that the senator had received u
communication from President HBrrisOn,
authorizing him to withdraw his name if
he were not nominated On the first ballot.
II never heard OF B. Z. Marsh before
His statement is positively and absolutely
without foundation. The whole thing Is n
pure fabrication. Marsh is no relative of
mine-I never heard Of him.
The report said to be published in New
York Tribune extra, stating that Blaine
had withdrawn, is pronounced fake by
Emmons Blaine.
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All forms ot scrotula. salt yheum, etc,
sCe cured by Hoods Sarsapariiia, the great
blood purifier.
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PENNSYLVANIA TOWNS ENGULFED
BY A FIERY FLOOD.
Titusville and Oil City Almost Com
pletely Wiped Out OF Exist
ence by Fire and Water.
Oil From Tanks Damaged by Cloud
Burst Ignitod by Flash Of Light
ning-A Torrent Of Fire

0ne Hundred and Fifty Lives Destroyed al
Oil City = Fifty-Six Identified Bodies
Recovered at Titusvilie-A Prop
srty Loss at Both Places
Aggregating Upwards Of
S3,000,0O0- Search
For the Dead
The List
Notes.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

procitv treaty gives the Uaited States
over the European countries than the
development of tie scheme on the part
Of Germany 70 induce South American
governments u break on their reci-
pToclty treaties with the United States.
The evidence seems u be beyond ques-
ton that al offer MAS sent from Ger
many 10 President Heureux, Of San
Domingo, proposing 10 pay him so, 600
a year II he would break of the reel
pr0city treaty With the United States.
President Heureux, II seems, sent d spe
cial envoy 10 the United States 10 see If
this country would make higher bid.
Secretary Foster replied promptly that
The United States Is neither 10 be
blaekmailed or bullied. II your eoun-
Try breaks the treaty IL must be prepared
10 bear al the consequences, for IL my
mind the word reciprocity Is associated
with retaliation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
FILLED Up On GAS
Viii Knight Commits Suicide
by GsphyxIation
DEsPOsOEsCY The CAUSE
The Deceased Had Been Hard Dfinx=E.
sad Dld1't Wsh u Burden his
Friends Longer.

VIII knight a barber, doing business
at No. sos south DIVISION street, com
misted suicide IN nls shop Thursday
night. tie ased the kas route. tie
hsed with ia parents a. No COS south
Iona street.. DuE did not ~ 10 MS home
that nlghI- Not appearing At the
breakfast table nls parents became
alarmed aud his father, Homer
Kaight, vent TO the shop 10 Inyesti-
gate. tie found the door aud windows
barred and the curtains down lie was
about - clock shen ho called Patrol
man SChGaeman, Who assisted hlm 10
break open tho door. A rush OF gas
nearly OgsTcams them. Iney threw
open the windows 10 permit tile gas To
escape. I4ey peered into the room
and IneTe saw the form or young
kEight lying on a couch, The story
was plain % them that the young man
hai been asphyxiatet. Three open
gas Iets we're found 10 nrrm their
sasplclOn. HIS coat and SHOES lay be-
sIGe the couch add q MAS evident the
suicide nad been dead several hours.
Coroner BradIsh was summoned.
Explanatory Letters
Al examination Of the young mans
effects revealed several letters adj
dressed 20 as relatives, % winch lac
stated that 10 nad been a burden 10
them long enough and that he could
not overcome MS unsuitable thirst Tor
liquor. IN closing he babe MS friends
al gOOd-by. The coroner decided that
It Was case or premecitated suicide
and that AL inques, was unnec sssary.
lie ordered the body taken home IN
the ambulance. The deceased WAS a
wrll-kn0wu barber and Tor some time
was associated with John Day n the
corner OF Cnerry and -Outn D.yislOn
street. uucer It's nrm name.Of Day *
kni<at. Recently he had been en-
plOyed by A. I'll. David AT No oI2
Wealthy avenue. but OWING TO MS iu-
temperate hsoits he lost his no
stiOG. Els brother then bought
the shop "a winch tie died
and placed him n charge under a
promise that ne would do better. He
ran toe shop alone aud during ms
sober moments Won become very
desDOndent. Ills father carried his
dinner 10 aim Thursday noon. but he
acted strangely and very moody. aud
ate bat little. This was the last time
his f.-h saw him alive. The de-
CEASED vas 81 wears old and unmar-
red.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
SOUTHERN "cAVALRY."
lt Threw Rotten Eggs at General Weaver
AID His Wife.

tt Threw Rotten Esss at rchcfSi W.
and His Wife.
The beautiful sentiments Of the De-
mocracy which find expression ingsthe
north IN toe cry of NO force bill took
another 70 u, but with similar meaning,
in Georgia when General Weaver, the
Peoples party candidate for the presL
dency, spoke there. Rotten eggs were
thrown at HIM and his wife. The mis-
siles were effective. for they struck Mrs.
Weaver and Mrs. Lease as we'll as the
general, and resulted III the cancellation
of General Viewers engagements. Mrs.
Lease, who WAS with the party, thus tells
the story:
No, dia not q eak at Macon" she
said, "althou. IA ! went there with the
intention of SO uoIng. After supper at
the Lanier House General Weaver went
upon the front porch, Mrs. Weaver and
myself following him. In front OF us
was a bowling mob of several thousand
people. Mrs. Weaver stepped behind a
table, upon which were three lamps
burning brightly. Hardly had she seated
herself before sine was struck violently
on the head with "A rotten egg.
AT this juncture gentleman rushed
up 10 me. and catching me by the shout
ders begged me 10 come inside III order
10 escape any danger. No. said to
him. If this cause needs martyrs | will
be the first All during this the gen.
eral was cool and collected, although the
crowd continued To throw eggs, striking
persons who were not with our party.
General Weaver attempted to speak
three times, but each time was silenced.
1T was not the boys of Macon and
the hoolums who attempted TO break
up the speaking, but some of that town s
most prominent citizens were on hand.
The people of Macon will receive retri-
button for egging Mrs. Weaver, who is a
pure Christian woman and president OF
the state w G. 7. L. of Iowa. Already
eighty cotton planters have announced
that they would withdraw their patron
age at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29
A Leader.

Since it, first introduction. Electric
Btters has gained rapidly In popular
favor. until now II Is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tones and
ait1rat yes-COnta inlug nothing which
permits is use as a beverage or intoxi-
cant, 70 - recognized as the best and
purest med cine for ali ailments of
stomach, liver or kidneys-It will cure
sex headache, digestion, constipation
and drive malaria from the system.
>absfscli guaranteed with each bottle
or the money vii 20 refunded Pree
only So cents per bottle. Sold by Peck
Bros.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

We aUth0ri2g our aIvert-ed druggst
90 sell ia Kings New Discovery for
Consumpton Coughs and Colds. upon
thls condition 81 vou are aiii cted
wl,h a Cough. Cold or any Lung. Throat
or CHEST trouble. and vii use this ram
edy 80 directed, < v'ns g far trial,
and experience mo- tenefit, you may re-
turn tbs bottle and have your money
refunded we cuuld not make thls
offer W Get know that Dr \ "a =
View Discovery could be relied on. II
never q ssppouts Irsl hsttles free
at Vote = va 49, drug store, Large
sl7e -. ana 81 %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-29

DROBATE 0RDER-Siate OF Michigan. coun-
l. " OF kent-ss At a session Of the Pro
bate Court for SAID county of Kent. held ~ the
Probate office. in the city of tirsnd Rapids. On
the 18th day of october. In the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety two.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF
MARGARET COLMAN. deceasea.
On reading and iiiing the petition. auiy veri-
fed OF Matthias iiod ktn-. administrator Of
said estate. praying this court for license an 4
auth ty 10 sell the real estate of said gs-
ceas, d there described for reasons and pur-
poses Iaerein set firth.
Ii is ordered that Monday. the 9TH dsy OF
November. ls92. at ten o'elocN ia the forenoon
AZ said Probate Office. b. appointed for b, az
ing said petition. II that the heirs ~ law 4
said deceased and al persons interested ia
sail estate appear b fore said court. ~ said
time and place. Ia show cause why iiceus
should not be granted t. said aiministraioF
10 sell real estate - prayed Tor in said petit
tion.
And IL 10 further ordered that a copy OF his
order be published three successive weeks
previous t. said Day OF hcaring. IN the Grand
Rapids Herald. a daily newspaper printed aud
circulating I'm said county, OF Kent.
CYRUS =. PERKINS.
"a true COPY Judge of Probate
ApoLrH b. NssoS. Register sat oct 2