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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-14
a RACE eoR Lire

A gun is heard at the dead OF night.
-Lifeboat readyr
And every man to the signai true
Fights for the place in the eager crew:
'Now. lads. steadyI'
First glance at the shuddering tooul
Now look at the loving home.
Then together, with bated breath
They launched their boat in the gulf or death
Over the breakers Wild.
Little they reck of weather.
But tear their way
Thro' binding spray.
Hear the skipper cheer and say.
up with her. lads. and lift her
All together!"
They see the ship in a sudden cash.
W Sinking ever;
And grip their oars with a deeper breath
Now it's come to a fight with death
Now neverl
Fifty strokes and they're at her side
If they live in the boiling tide.
If they last thro' the awful strifes
All. my lads, it's race for life!
Over the breakers wild.
Little they reck of weather.
But tear their way
Thro' binding spray.
Hear the skipper cheer and say.
up with her, lads. and lift her
All togetherl"
And loving hearts are on the shore.
Hoping, fearing:
Till over the sea there comes a cheer.
Then the click of the oars sou hear
Homeward steering.
Ne'er thought of the danger past,
Now the lads are on land at last:
What's storm to the gallant crew
Who race for life, and who win il tooe
Over the breakers wild,
Little they reck the weather
But tear their way
Thro' binding spray,
Hear the skipper cheer and say
up with her. lads, and lift her
All togetherl"
y. l. Malloy in Tablet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

flrmly insisted that they should BE re-
llosea Then came little deception
aud the teacher found Il necessary -
inspect Der pupils 20 ascertain II tney
we're coFsUtless.
Tuesday Was physical culture day
and two Of the giris asked 10 es ex-
enssd. Their request WAS refused and
they tainted. An immediate explosion
resulted aud the young women took
up arms aga nst ihe "torturlng" exeI-
clse. The teacher AZ times has found
Il necessary 10 suggest 10 the class That
the prescribed nome exercises be more
faithfully attended to and those IA au-
th0rity assert that members OF the class
have hlndered the teacher by not need
ing these instructions. For that reason
sne supposed the girls VINO iainled
were snanming ia order 10 escape The
routine exercises. several pnyseians
will attend the exercises Oh Tuesday
next and will determine whether TIE
instruction is liable TO inlure tue health
OF the class
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

Deadlock at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 4.-Eigbt rep.
resentatives, all republicans, were IN
the hall when Speaker Page called the
house TO order thismornlng al o clock.
Prayer and roll-csll occupied ten min.
utcs, after which Speaker Paige, IN the
absence Of a quorum, declared the
house adjourned unul tomorrow at 10
A. IN. Representative Healy, OF Wind
sor Locks, arrived at the house Just
too late this morning To be marked
present on roil-call. The minority
house met at D. m. and at once took
"a recess until 3. At 3 y. IN. another
recess was taken 10 give absent mem
bers time to reach the hall. The SEN
ate met at p. III. and declared John
J. Pbelan elected secretary OF state.
The resolution declaring Dr. Alsop
elected lieutenant governor gave rise 10
4 political debate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
SHORT SPECIALS.

A Colum bus lind. revival has Melted
500 repeptantS - date and ia still rus
ming
Charles Cook killed Robert Bran bury
with razor ia a quarrel al Yorktown.
O.. Wednesday.
w. II. Reed an ohio worlds fair
commissioner. sent his reslg nation %
Gov. Mckinley Wednesday.
An oskaloosa ia boy, Henry John
son. while trying 10 climb ON . Central
Iowa train fell and was oshesded
Michigan railroads in Novem mber.
1921. earned g.. 4'e lss os. as against
S.. ss2. 7ss IS during tae same month IN
1890
In Ruseis's famine districts the ther-
mometer registers so 10 20 degrees be
low nere Many people are freezing IN
death.
The Grand Central hotel of New
York has closed its doors twill ne
renodeled and occupied - storeroons
and Offices
Natives of Dahomey have rsvaged
the country around Popo in Sepgsl.
capturing 5000 slaves Trade IL - .
standstill.
GOV. Peck. Wednesday, appointed
Herbert w. Chyaoweth. of Madison,
member of the board of regents Of the
Wisconsin university.
The grain blockade on western roads
remains uphroken. Eight hundred cara
loaded with grain are reported between
ON aha and Atchison
Fire in the shoe factory u Joseph r.
Parrsr. at Danvers Mass, Wednesday.
cauxed loss OF Sles. oo0. which is part
ly covered BY insurance.
George C. Kyle, brskemAs 10 the p.
ID. & e. railroad. was cut In two st tiio
waist Wednesday at olney. H., by sn
engine Ho lived at Lafayette
The next natiousi mining ccpven-
tion will be held in Helena Mont.
Juty IL Representation will be the
same as At the Denver convention.
Nanke Harrna fsrraer. aged about
90 years. while slightly intoxicated
fell into silver creek near Lebanon.
III. Tuesday night and ,~ss drowned
Mrs Anna d. Heye hied suit for
$50. 900 at Hastings. Eeh-. against tho
Republican Valley Railroad conInpv
for the killing of her hussA1d In thai
city Last December.
Waterman NcCsnley, Of the Bslt-
more Continental national bank, com
mitted suicide. 5c was brother of
Rev. James A. MeCsuley, ey-presidont
of Dickinson college at Carlisle. Pa
A delivery wa<ca loaded with cast
ings toppled over AZ Aurora M, and
Capt. John w. Kendall prominent
merchant was buried under the iron.
IL is feared that he is internally In
jurod.
Emperor Francis Joseph. of Austria.
is said 20 fe reluctant 10 sign the death
warrants Of Prank and Rosalle schpei
der, recently convicted of numbering
and robbisg eight servant girls in vi
emma
A court martial convened at Cieve
land, O., Wednesday 90 try Mai over
man, of the unite, States army engi.
neer corps. on The charges OF fraud,
embeszlement and conduct unbeeor.
ing an officer.
"Wednesday night Charles Cook ard
Bob Branbury quarreled at Yorkshire
q. The latter knocked the forme'
down. Cook drew knife and. attack
ing Branbury. slsshed his face infe
strips. he died ia q few minutes
Cook was arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
HOW 1T COMPARES.
Secretary VanAsmus Complies Figures of
the Late Furniture Exhibit.


the Late Furniture Exhibit.
Secretay Van Asmus of the board of
trade, has prepared some figures show
ing the extent of space occupied by
furniture exhibitors during the late
exhibit. Mr. Van Asmus Gays that
statements had been sent To the trade
journals throughout the country by
New Workers during the furniture dis
play IN that city which was IN progress
at the same time the trade opened
mere, which had a tendency to under
rate the amount of business done here,
and to show that all the prominent
firms were at New York. 1t was also
stated that the space occupied at New
York exceeded that at Grand Rapids.
The statements are refutsd by Mr.. Van
Asmus, who produces the figures to
prove the falsIty of the reports, and q
list of the exhibitors, which includes
some OF the most reliable AM pres
porous firms IN the country. The list
is given below In full, with space occu-
pied by the several firms that exhibited
on the same floor:
Ottawa Furniture company, Indiana
Furniture company, The John Danner
company, bUOO square leet.
A. II. Andrews 4 Company, Boston
Char company, Charlotte Manufactur-
ing company, Estey Msnufscl cluring
company, d. y. Estey & company
Grobheiser q Crosby, Murch. Roberts d
company. Ring. Merrill & Tllotson,
Star Furniture company, Wait &
Barnes. 3S, 100 square feet.
Stiokley & Simonds, Muskegon Valley
Furniture company, Hayden 4 Csooch
Spragne, Smith & Company, Standard
Furniture company, Sargent bsnuiac
turing company. $500 square feet.
Skinner Steiuman, Wolverine Man IL
featuring company, Pellet Table com.
pany, Grand Haven Furniture com.
pauy, Behlman Manufacturing com.
pany, 10, 900 square feet.
Spencer, Barnes a Stewart, Otsego
Cnair company, 10000 square feet.
Hastings Chair and Table company
GOO square feet.
Calrollton Furniture company, Fort
Wayne Furniture company, Langslow
Fowler d Company, Cream City ,Furnl-
ture company, III. d. Leeman, Syracuse
Bamboo company, Morgan Furniture
company, 56,3C4 square feet.
Manistee Furniture company Buffalo
iron X Brass Bed company, TAYLOR
Chair company, Peniwater Bedstead
company. Iceland Furniture company
c. II. Haberkow Il Co., %, 800 square
feet.
Decatur Furniture company. 1000
square feet.
Buckeye Chair company, 225 square
feet.
-. +. Stone Furniture company. II
Il. Maison u Co.. Hawks Furniture
company. Shelby Cabinet company
Frank Ritter, Lewis Porter Cabinet
company. William l.. Eden, K. g.
Laig. /. IL. Dewey Furniture company
A. B. q h. l.. Shaw, skies Char com
paDy, Daniels, Badger q Co., w. T.
Merserean & Co., Connarsvlle Furni
ture company, iIodell Folding Bel
company. Marble Shsttuck CHAIR com
psny, George HuuMnger Il son, 2l1 .l5'
square feet.
Tnis makes total area OF floor space
of 5ae, ,954 square feet used At the late
exhibit, CT nearly nineteen acres
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Rosenfeld Coming Home.

Nrw YORK, Feb. 4.-lIenry Rosen-
field of Chicago, has just returned
from Monte Carlo, wnere he won
$4,000. With admirable judgment he
concluded 10 leave the gambling table
forever, and on last Thursday week he
invited his friends TO an elaborate din
ner to celebrate his phenomenal luck
and affirmed his VOW never TO put a
dollar on the green cloth again.
Health to Monte Carlo Casino proprie-
tors was drank, after which Mr.. Rosen-
field bade MS acqusln.snces goodby
weat To Paris and left for his home by
the French lne steamship La Bour.
gogne, which arrived this morning,
Mr.. Rosenteld left for Chicago this af-
icrnoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
To Try the Tioga Case.

BUFFALO. Feb. 4.--The case of the
Union Steamboat company against
Joseph c. Bright and William II. Bright
came up IN the supreme court yester-
day on an application for a struck jury.
The application was granted and the
case set down for February -. The
SUIT is brought to recover damages from
the Brights for shipping naptha under
the name OF oil on the lake steamer
I ago. which resulted IN the blowing
up of the Tioga in Chicago about year
ago and the destruction of life and
rroperty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
REGARDING INSANITY.
Isauescs of Surroundings fn pr~eecfsr q
Mestxi rsssefders-


Mestxf pissrders-
In The Journal Of Medlcsi Science Dr.
Savage discusses this question and be-
gins by protesting against the acceps-
ance Of what IL too widely spread no.
ton. viz, thst nearly all insanity is IN.
outcome Of direct neurctir fnherifsnee
The Influence of heredity IL not denied
or rn;niniDd. but the great ifapertsnc-
of environment y insisted upon. Ts
quote the words OF The aufhcr. 'ssye ar-
whet We are In mind and body 20 =
great extent ss organic results OF oar
forefsthers. but that we are no longer
naked ssvarss is some evidence that
pgoerss~ and development IN tbs sp6i-
viduai and the race may tske place -
the result Of changing surroundings
There can be no two opinions NJ ~ an.
encouragement 10 hg rot from s.ch =
view. A too great insissencs upou he
redity ss tsae seternninirg csnee of In
sanity must lard us IN hop>asss pes
sirnisrn a. regards treatment. whereas =
recognition of the iBfuencs Of sur
roundings is the frst step tcwsrx sl>
construction Of reasonable and -fS-
cscsoas system Of thsrapestsc~. Tb-
susbor siso cites many examples ~ hal
lncinntiens snd deisssrss vhsch n<e
suggested ~ surroundings and while
ali viii not 30 ipcIined ~ seeert iris
dic+szrn tksst Disorder - funrtions rns-
lesd - disease ~ tfsss. ther. ~il1 b@
fev wrho viii nrt shs-~ IN he opfr-
sor ga 80 tsss ssScsry ~ r~stfut
r,l@s<s.F surTpr s7nf-s 4, ~. t-estrne-st
~ rnsTt>l d;so-4ser - ~<ss~-ed ~'fts
ffss ~trsues q rsedicine oxfs - euf-
tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

Mr. Russell wss fearless and dzrine
IN hls treatment Of tue folbles 2n1
weaknesses of feminine and insscUig 10
dress The latter psrt OF hIs lectaso
Was devoted 10 8 study Of harmony "a
eoiors and des gos and the relation Of
these 10 artistic dress. he ADVISED the
ADDE'S 10 spend the MAJOR part Of the
money they used fer dress IN Jewels.
turs sn1 laces, and very small part OF
it for fts an6 the art Of the dIessmaker
By SO dong IA a fe~ years they could
have = collection o. laoes aud Jewels
that with q sample and cheap costume
would form magnificent toilet
American women are becoming
sensible thai they should question a
fashion. You know a fashion ulaie
Those long hgnres that look 60 elegant.
The poor woman tries 10 look like thai
and is grleved at her poor success
When | heard that long dresses were
to be worn a. streeB dresses, ! thought
American women would never accept
II. That dress was made simply a.
reception dress 10 De worn onis on such
an OCCASION by people who use car
nages. To VICAR them on the street ss
walking dresses u amply disgusting
Mr.. Russell viii lecture on "Home
Decoration" the morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
HERE'S A NICE MESS
Pretty State of Affairs az the
City Pound
puTRlD DOGS AND CATS
They Litter Up the Yard and Create .
Smell Which Alarms Adjacent Resi-
dents fof Thsu Health.

Lucius Sergeant, special deputy
sheriff, says be discovered 4 deploTable
state Of affairs at the city pound on the
corner OF Waterloo and oaks streets
yesterday. A few days ago he was
passing by the pound when he noticed
a COW standing in the yard. The ami
NAL WAS very poor and weak and
moved about with the utmost caution
lest il should fall. There was no food
IN Sight and no evidence that any one
had been on the premises for some
time, and yesterday Mr.. Sargeant
climbed the high fence TO take look
At the old COW.
HE says he was nearly Knocked from
the fence by stencil that arose from
the INSIDE. lie placed his hand 10 his
nasal organ and jumped over into the
enclosure 10 investigate the source
from which the stencil eminated.
lie saw the old COW stand
ing IN about the same po-
sirIon he had seen her few days
previous. Her flesh was so reduced
that her form would scarcely cast a
shadow under July sun, and there
was nothing 10 Indicate that the ami
NAL bad been fed since her conflne
ment IN the pound. Upon investga-
ton the bloated carcasses of four dogs
and five cats were found piled up to-
gether IN one corner of the yard. A
few OF the carcasses weIe covered with
light coat OF snow, and others that
were more exposed TO the sun. had
begun to thaw ont ana to send forth
their deadly gases. The matter WAS
referred to the board of health
last evening by telephone,
and inquiry nisde as to why such a
state OF Affairs was permitted TO remain
unnonced. The reply came that the
board knew nothing of the case, and
that Pounda,aster Kline was sick and
had been unable TO attend to ms duties
for the past three weeks. The residents
III that vicinity are considerably freight
ened over the situation, owing to the
prevailing sickness in the city, and are
anxious that the pound shall be cleaned
up and the dead cats and dogs removed
before serious epidemic attacks them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
cLLNe TO THFIR coRsETs
Girl Students at Woburn, Mass. Reeci
hr.a--s r,b--efral Saf.s.-~ Exsrefsce

Girl Students at Woburn, Mass. Reeci
Against Physical Culture Exercises.
WonrnS. Mass. Feb. 4.-Physicsi cul
ture exercises have brought dIsCofc n
the Woaarn hIgh school, several gt1is
81 ihe class are determ nei 90 make g
stand against the course q instruction.
One oi their otlecuoBs relates 10 cor
sets NisS Rarnes. the instructor. %
itevcs ihat act on of tae muscles should
not Dc hsmpered By anything n the
nature OF a STRAIT iacket The slIls 90
want 10 dscard eorsets. They cisfm
also tisat the exerelses are too VioteHt
AMI tlsas they feet the eftscts Of tbe1f
exeFnou iong after the eisss e dis-
n ssed. Three months ago sosne Iasni-
befs Of tie class rp5ellea over iesylng
their cosscts ef when attend NJ the
plsysIcrl CalsBre session The teacher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Excitement az Pans.

PARIS, Feb. There Is considerable
excitement Oh the Bourse today, owing.
II Is alleged, TO the fact tnat several
banks are IL difficulty. The exact ma
ture OF the d!ihculiy is not known, but
the rumOr Is that extensive frauds have
Oeen perpetrated. IL is known that
seyeralarrests have already been made
n connection with the trouble and
some starting Developments may be ex-
pected shortly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Hawkcye Democrats.

DIES McINEs, Feb. 4.--Thc democratic
ptate central committee assembled here
at noon today for the purpose of Sc
curing time and place for the state
convention for choosing delegates to
tine national convention to be held in
Chicago in June. Davenport, Des
Moines and Dubuque are in the race
for the honor. the date will probably
be between April and l3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
He Gave L Al Away.

LONDON. Feb. 4.-The will of the late
Cardlnal Maunln. was opened today.
Ii sh hows that he possessed less than
El00, which was IN consOls, and a col
lection OF books. Tins fact speaks
louder than words in showing the
benevOlencc OF the CARDINAL. The will
contains no statement Of pubic in
teTeSt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

KID gieves. Il yen want people "a
kuov yoa have them, yon may carry
them n your hand
Dresses sboaio be madeiof TIE lsrE
81 breath and noftoF ~ smallest. 81
course there y nofsos-S ere VINO laces
7 neysr tonns = woman sire ef5- bas
have uotseed thst wien s wonlsD
measured by q physcisn s'fe y sevefe
inches larger around tie vast vit5oui
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
ABDUCTED HIS COUSIN.

Little Ward Waterbury Was Stolen hy
Charles Waterbury and Conteders1es.
GRrExvfcE. Ct, Feb. t.-charses +.
Waterbury. who abducted hs cousin.
htile svesr-old Ward Waterbury, on
MONDAY and confined hlsa for two IA
"A hsA honSe at Eat Stsawich, CeDn.,
va. arrested a. te o'clocx lsst right hy
U~uofv sheriff John +. Setlecs. TIE
rrlxoner !. ssid 20 have made contes-
600. but the constsbl-s viii nos admit
.hss. Waterbury wa Informed tuet
NcCsun and sutherland. hss confesef-
.,ss IN the kida&ppsng schenles bad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

been arrested and had made eonfss-
s.ons. Tbs detected him greatly. ard
be spsnt = very restless night In the
loe < a.. At II o'clock today tue three
prso aefs, Waterbury, Sutherland and
AeCaRn. were zrTsIgned before Judge
H0yt- The courtroom Was crowded.
District Attorney Walsh conducted tie
prosecutlon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Aid for Starving Russians.

New YORK, Feb. 4.--On motion of
ex-Mayor Hewitt the chamber of COM
h:erce today appointed committee 10
raise funds to convey food 10 the starry
ing people of Russia. Messrs- Hewitt,
William NJ. Evarts, j. Pierpont Nor
gan. G.. Vanderbilt. j. ID. Rockefeller
and about forty others arc on the CON-
mittee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Yellow Fever on Board.

NEW YoRk, Feb. 4.-The steamer
Button arrived at quarantine tbs
morning with yellow fever on hoard.
After the vessel bad left Santos. Brazil
the disease broke out III epidemic form
aud five OF the crew died. Four sea
men were lying in the ships hospital
when the vessel reached quarantine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

1oSDoN, Feb. 4.-Mr. James Spur
geon declares that while the heads OF
every religious denomination Will be
invited To attend the funeral of his
brother, Rev. Mr.. spurgeon, which will
Oe held on Thursday next IN the Metro.
polItsn TabcTuscle. no UnItarians will
&c asked to ts present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Injured Engineer Dies.

JOLIET. Feb. William Dubois, en-
gineer of the wrecked locomotive on
the Chicago Il Alton railroad. died yes
terday afternoon at st. Joseph's hos
pital IN this city, after hours OF terrible
suffering. His wife arrived carly IN
the morning and remained 1T his bed
side until death put an end TO his tor
lure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

IoSpoS, feo. Airs. Florence Ethel
osborn, wno IS charged wlia the theft
OF Jewels from tae vile OF Major Hsr-
gresve, was arrested At Dover today on
her arrival or the steamer from CALAIS
aud was lr ught TO London tonight.
She will be arragued tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
SHOT AN OLD WOMAN.
a Mob Tries 70 Kill Two Negroes snS
Shoots the Mother Instead.

0QC9tS TIC as0tA~A AAotCaIs
NssHvutE. Tenn, Feb. Smother
bloody chapter = to be aided 20 toe
Berry hsfa-burning matter Bear Hen
dersonyi.le. Iso OF tie negroes
VIM were tired last fail st
tisiiaul were acquitted. They
we're the two Martin negroes
and were warned by all that they
rad better set away firm The county.
The returned Christmas and were again
warned. LAST night mob OF men,
names uuknowD. nssri that they wefe
ia the cabin with their mother and
went there and called them 10 confe
cat. which vas refuse. The mob then
shot through the windows and toe old
mother wss shot and Killed Instantly
The Martin nsErees rernsl ned IN tue
cabin until about dsv break when they
I'd The excitement = great.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

Many Persons Hurt and Great Damage
Reported al Madrid

MADRID, Feb. "A hurricane swept
over this city last night and did much
dsmAge Houses were unroofed. chin
neystoppled over. sigma and boArdangs
D own down. Walking N the streets
Was dangerous. Dozens of people were
injured by nylng fragments and taken
to the hospitals. The telegraph wires
were pfostrsted IN all directions, and
C 'mmunicatloa with the rest OF En-
rope Is barely maintained. Nothing
has been heard yet from the country
which vas IN the line OF the storm.
Inc Damage must have been very
heavy, as the wind. unobstructed by
buildings IN tae outer suburbs, mad the
force OF a cyclone and was accompanied
by torrents OF rain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Talton Han Sentenced.

GAINESVILLE, Va, Feb. i.-Taltou
Hall, tue desgerado who boasted of
having killed ninety men, was refused
an application FOR q new trial today
and was sentenced 10 hang March L..
Fear - entertained that hIs friends will
attempt his rescus and the excitement
high
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

LONDON, Feb. f.--The steamer Brit
tsnnic, from New York. has arrived at
Queenstown. On February 2 she
sighted the British steamer Victoria.
from PbiladeIphis for Hamburg, with
the crew of the abandoned Florida on
board
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05
Cut His Throat in Iail.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Murderer
Ftzsimmons. who recently killed do
tectlve Gllklnson and made a remark a
bic escape from the Allegheny county
jail, cut his throat IN the parish PRISON
here this morning and viii die. Dc
tectlves were to start with Fltzsimmons
for Pittsburg tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

CHfcAGo, ieb. 4.-Chicsgo is in the
mi ist of an egg famine owing 10 the
bad condito of the country roads and
the inability oi farmers 10 get eggs to
market. Fresh eggs jumped today
from 23t 20 80 cents per dozen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

AfssNY. Feb. 4.-ffevern0r Flower
fe3ay connsuted tie sentence - the
sss uf Nschois Tresss. now 10 >ing Ssng
prison under = sentence II sesth. 20
l,apz sonraeat foY hfe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-05

HssBrRe. Iors, Feb f.-fhe hank
II Hsmeurg ol tbs place vas robbed
OF sssae LAST night II : supposed It
s&s done by the hook keeper, who II
missing