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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
Notice OF Application for Liquor
License.
cu CIEKK OFFICE

CITY GLERK OFFICE
ST PAUL &FRa-. Aug Ii 1892
To r hon Il MEY Concern
NcEee x hereby given that the following
named persons have applied for p Gceuse 10
sell Intoxicating liquors for Ihe year a ..
1872 al Lhe places or locations hereinafter
named
Brady. Grand Opera House Block corner ST
Peier and Sixth
Now therefore notice L fnrtaer givan that
the saf6 applications viii be heard and con
ss1sTe6 by The GlEdeEs9slff O 81 Aisonce II the
new city hail. on The Gil CAV OF September. A
D. lsa- al - o clock r. n where a1i persons
interested mHy sppea1 sa6 viii be heard
TaOo. a. PRENDER5AST, City Clark.
sag2s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
E. Holloway. Auetfoneer.

4 UCTION SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
Il Lots-ThIrty lots in Bellevue addition
VIII be sold 70 the highest bidders on Satur-
day, Aug q, sale7To begin III s:36 . N This
property hes near West Seventh St electric
line. Is Immediately adjoining the proposed
Aisszssz pT5 river boulevard and purk system
allo commands delightful view of the fine
scenery around Fort Smelling II VIII always
be desirable fer homes Young men or 9TH
ers wishing 10 make profitable investment
That viii yield quick returns, viii do web to
attend this sale This IS the best time TO buy
property in St Paul there has been for six
years We viii seeR see higher prices all
along the line Take West Seventh ST cleo
IRE cars 10 the grounds. Terms Of sale one
fourth cash, The balance on OF before three
years, with interest At per cent Per annum.
Z. Holloway, ApcrenaeT
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A.. T. & S. F. r. R.

Run through Pullman Palace and Tourist
Cars daily from Chicago and Kansas Ciiy TO
California; also through Pullman Cars driiv
te Denver, Salt Lake City. Ogden, Fort " orlh
ana Galveston Tex
For rates and further Information apply 10
E BurdIcE- General Agent 515 Guaranty
Building. Minneapolis. AIiEa.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

IT ruHEE Phi D.. Analytical and
N. 1l1E1Is Technical Chemist
Office aHa Lab. No IS3 East Fifth street
81. Paul. Min. Personal attention given
TO ali kinds Of Asakying. Analysing ana
Testing. Chemistry applied Tor al arts
AID manufactures
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
STORE AND BAR FIXTURES
PROFESSIONAL.

B0eTREsS WEISS. P fPs ga ci. aaa ssa
Midwife. has opened elegant psr5ors for the
treatment CT al Ladies Troubles and Dsser-
de-s- Board Ladies previous and during
eoad1eDe1L Thirty five years successful
Practice n Europe and the Eastern states
COrresp ondence and treatment sacred con
fde3cs- Gal or address D0CTHESS
WEISS. s. East Fourteenth Street Corner
Nicolle1 Avenue. MINES polls First arenue
cars pass my house. 10
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1,a,n5e m 1TFillrnaT, NJ orr4s Browns
Valley and BreckinrIdEe ea-59 p n
se;ief n Fer Fails Fargo & G FORKS tya.lD n ID
ba-afiII 0sseo. Clearwater & S4GIaJsd- bliss a m
Ds;5slA1 AD0k2 ST Cloud < F{iIiIslzr b l5 q u.
bs-Ssl'II Excelsior al4d Hutchinson lII:E5 L. IL
Alil1nar- fS5eux CITY,
Sioux FaIls.d " A1ertoEI1,
eEuron " ahpeton- cab
6b-1SF-rni eTaeeR, cEllendaie. 1Tar- ia7.I5 g II
20, bCEsselicp, 6IstftGn
Winnipeg aA1 Pa6ihe
Coast
1ARoka- Cnud Sauk1
CeH1ersEer Fans Far
a+-7VIILt 60 ErCysEstoIi G. Forks, iAs:55 e. N
6reat fAIls Helena
Butte and FaciHc Coast
I Columbia Fails. kalis-a
a4'4si' IL PeL BoDDer's eTTF, lib Il a655 a. II
Thy Greek and spokane
fDp1u1h- ". Superior. Elk
D--"'s'--H- River, Miasc4- Einckiey, Is7:09 y N
Princeton, Anoka
B. dsijy; b, except SUNDAYS, G MONDAY Wedues-
Day sIlo Friday d Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
Gay ButeI paI10r cars on trains 10 Duluth and
NesI Superior 7l;utet sleepers Dining cars
pRlace s4esIers ana colenls4 slesIs11.. cars
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

- Leaves for Chicago ST Loe5s and
Hssis.IfS down-r5<eF points g % q r. ar
&7EsssS rIEss from same points- s-ls p IL
ss@.ss..ss}<z daily, except Sunday.
Leaves for Chicago and St Louis. 80 D
L. ErllFes from SINE p0i-S IL 8 IL daily
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.

Through Fast Trains for Chicago. Milwaukee,
and intermediate points leave Minneapolis
1875 D m-; b-@5 p. N ST PEUl- I'D D. II
us D n Arrive St Paul, SD & m: 81
p n Alnnea polls 9-i5 g. m AS D N
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WANTED TO BENT.

D OOM-A refined FoUag man would ike
IL single loom IN I5riTale house within
walking distance 81 wholesale center. Ad-
dress 81 Globe
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Sale OF stanpage on the State
lands.

LAND OFFICE. ST PAUL duly 18th, 1872 {
Notice Is hereby given that l vii offer for
sale at public auction at my Office III st
PAUL Saturday, Sept 18th. 1s.Z ct 10 0 CLOCK
a m all Pine STumpage on State Lands e1-
pesed to waste or damage N accordance
with the provision OF secIicn Al enspter 81
: Genrai r4azutes Is7S 4 b4ERAAAS-
LoumiSsi oEeT 20 Stale llll IL1e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

Ticket Ofless-559 East Third street st
PAUL. - Nieollet House Block Minneapolis
and Union DeDots II St Paul NinnenDoIi
and Saltwater lsD2ily. Except Sunday
Except Il on6ay sSunoay only. dExcep
Saturday,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
81. Paul Union Depot
|. Z ARRIVE

fitV 1fTeaS rs East Third St, ST. Paul:
NAtd OMuuo 800 Aicollet Az Min1eap oiis;
and UnjoB depots IL both cities.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
OCEAN STEAMERS.

TRIP TO PALESTINE leaves New
n York Sept 3,9e days tour: trip To Spain
and TangIers leaves New YORK aug = -
days tour: al travelling expenses included,
frst-elass- Send fo- Programmes E H
Jenkins. 81 Broadway. New York
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
4 DIRECTORY OF ST. PAul.
The Globes Convenient Guide
ALL POINTS OF INTEREST, TRADES.
--CALLHGS, INDUSTRIES and PROFESSIONS.
ready reference for Visitor, Buyer and Shopper,
properly classified and alphabetically arranged.
f250o0 feoae Dev0ur This DHecfary 8aay -
INDUSTRIES and PROFESSIONS.

A bs1Eaets and Title Examiner.
CHAS- PASSAyANT. 345 wahasha Street
Academies and Schools.
METROPOLITAN BUSINESS College
1I0S Pioneer Press Bldg n. s. Beardsley.
MULLIkEN BUSINESS cola .EGE and
Shorthand School Seventh and Cedar
Accountants.
HIM TEMPLE. 50 GERMANIA LIFE
Insurance Building
AEnusernenfs.
CASINO CONCERT HALL I2-I4 EAST
Seventh street
GRAND OPERA HOSE CORNER
SIKH and ST Peter Streets
HILToN'S PLAYHOUSE SEVENTH
near Jackson street
METRePoLITAN OPERA house
Sixth, between Robert and Minnesota
Architects.
H. KRETz co. No 4. SIS waeasha St
Architectural Iron Work.
JOSEPH RGTHWELL'S RELIANCE
Iron x Wire Works. 4 1 Jackson Street
Art Stores.
JAMES T ANGEL & CO. 81 E Seventh
BOW EN- & MUNCY, 80 W I'd eor St Peter
Auctloneers.
NEW ENGLAND AUCTION FURNI-
ture CO--GeDer2l ancDOleerng: buy and
sell SECONDHAND goods. ISe " 7th.7 Corners
kAFANAGH EJ0HNS8N. IS6 TO $50 E
9Th Household Goods Bought and Sold
Awnings. Tents. Canvas Covers.
JIM. RossELL So jackson Street
Barber Shop and Bath Rooms.
NEIL BoYCE. Globe Building.
Bicycles and Accessories.
FM SMITH & BRO. $50 St Peter St
Buildings.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. SIXTH
and Robert
CITY HALL. WABASHA CEDAR,
Fourth and Fifth
GLOBE FOURTH AND CED
streets
STATE CAPITOL. WABASHA CEDAR
Tenth and Exchange
Ceffee and Tea.
TREGREaT TEA CO. s1s " afaasha
Drug Stores.
W. x eoLLIFR. Seventh and sIbler.
Groceries.
A. soHoCH GROCERY Goth d Brdwy
Hardware.
NORTHWESTERN HOW'RE co. 40
Eabssha-
HeteES.
GRAND CENTRAL, 7th and Wabasha.
jewelers..
HENRY BoCksTKUCk, II z. Serenth
Life Insurance.
C. G. HARGER JR District Manager
NORTH w ESTERN MUTUAL LIFE OF
Milwaukee. Hips Manhattan Building.
Opticians.
PROF r. HEITZMAN. It'll and Kahasha.
Planes and Organs.
s ". RAUDENBUst, Lozry Arcade.
Stesfe-rapEfeF.
j. r. SHUMAKER. It's Germar5a Tifs
Bldg. fypeMriEng and Mimeographing
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

A BE YOU IN TROUBLES If SO. con-
II suit Madame Ina Walker. tie reader,
who gives resume Of past present and future,
ladies', 50 eents3 gentlemen 81; correspond
epce promptly answered Parlors, No o=e
Nahasha
NINE FORD, FORTUNE TELLER
w tells past present and future; ladies'
81; gents s.; satisfaction given. DO West
Seventh ST.. second HOor
MAUD CLAIR gives massage 81 the Cap
III jSol block, Room Is, corner Tenth and
VI abasha: prices reasonable
MADAME BJkNETTs new massage
w parlors give Turkish. medica sea
salt, plain bath. dEsf-e1ass massage ana aleo-
bel treatment by professional operators. 20
West Seventh ST.. second floor; hours 9 G.
m 10 . p N
AIRS KATE R0skINS, psyehcmetue
III reader and trance medium, 22251s West
Seventh St
nj RS NJ. A. TUSSEY. e23 EEa Eighth ST.
al Magnetic and massage treatment fer
nervous diseases paralyue and rheumatism;
also Turkish baths Eonrs 9 4 n ID = d u
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

THE ST. PAJL Trust COMPANY
offices, Eadfcott Block. Fourth
streeI--AerS as executor admin
istraI0r. guardian. trustee. Rs.
siguee. receiver. etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20
CHIS0PoDIsT.

r lockwood. THE CHlRoPODIsT-
IL Al diseases Of the feet: 295 and aas Ea-
dieef5 Arcade, Robert St. between Fourth
and Fifth sts
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

eS=3B ?. II.
b8:1D n II
bII:55 a N.
b1l55 q. II
bl55a.I IL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

SIlxS
TIE James IL Raseii=izn
Renting AgeHey.
acE-c-o4, q 4,4eax,vp7v
1s-N = - : ~ Z. IA z . or fls9l hi.1 10
las EAST FOURTH ST sss
houses. 1lsr
= -
Il on 81 AnIhesly hal. ana he best -hause
Yen can find for 500: II large rooms frzTEace
ras and baah= good Yard and trees: Eo-te- see
It. The St Paul Trust Company, Eadieott
B1Iildang
uoUSE-For rent an efellf-roorn house;
Ii hot and cold water bath. etc SO S:i3rk
---
II honse on erocns fil4. everything Gem
plete- handsome view J. ". Shepard q
East Fourth 81
------------ -
Fl oSSfs-Al1ae-rooIn neoern honss, 5.4
Aofin E1ensase 81; saltae4e lofspeafo-
laC mouse D. w Shepard g tasi I osxln s.
HoU>Es-For rent SIS aBc $40 DEF
II moTiin- three new HARDWOOD sHllasn-
yIooIn AL IloIt51 LEASES, corner hStl. a3o
1gleIlaTf 81. ll-cllolEg Tarnsce- laa lasl-
o. Meara. 383 Jackson street or IS Ieleter4.
III ODSfgoeTenleet- room honse S4z esl
= lnlro sL- csn ps peat lo1 roon3s[s o.
1se,slo1ffs House- . W SAePafa- . 1Hst
70 e-l1 81.
IroTSEFTr-ff-r room mouse ana hsrr, at
Ms1ll4m PDEKi 1sToWooo oIlsn' So
- -. a -iE'1' 7'o- D. el'si1- - 1-N7t
lol--l 81
4 OCsE = weIFe-rooIn modern D11ek
1.1eS~- L1-id ooo A1l4st4- l4ilA-Su-111 ~
80 - u Ley iO- O. w ooe l'N40' -
-. -c.---. -
neFsE-Fo- rant y T7I177, Il In
II rooms: iesirafjs in every war: vErv
---- ------------
Ii OUSE-For rant furnished house, al
IL modern Improvements, one year IN
49, = - - .
uoJsES-For rent the nlne-Toon de
Iached) house. No. 49, Dayton aT--noTth-
;,tlTo .r,-s TX se -. me-, az 1000
cond1tlon- ali eonTenjsnees s5,t1 rt,od Iaslgf9-
borhood: near seIby cabls line. J. X. Bish-
IN Errir7++ F3yTI1I7I-,r-
TaYIoB,s RFNTISC aCFI11
GFDRF RTTT. nike
WE RENT HOUSES STOKES. OFFICES:
TAKE oHAkGE OF RENTED PR0PERI1:
Flats.
E4La 1s-SeFen-TooIn sSeSIn-nealea apart
-asni "a LLie lcLof!R, ana slA-Ieoh3
alal i-iirIlS N lie IiGs.-i,> IL
Fourth.
1T,r - $50 - - -
Z al modern Improvements 1G5 West
Ninth ST
D.TS - - - g. - -
L upper fats. with s1x rooms eaeh and
cellar. closets and bath roonS Ses. 67e and
GA Selby av- Inquire OF William Keli. IRON
- - - ~ SAOefO J--a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-20

Stores.
DL0Ck-For rent the entire Krahmer
L. block. corner Seventh and Sibiey SIS,
2GS-235 East Seventh: elevator and steam
heating; will be rented the whole or III sin
gle 10 suit: j Is one OF the best business cor
ners- Inquire Z T. Krahmer, seq Wood
ward av.
SrTORE. rs WEST FOURTH ST-Good
- place for plumber; On cattle line; VIII rent
cheap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

compiled from the Fecor1 II ohservz-
tl0us Tor tae month II AcFelI Der
TAKEN a. tlls station ter = period o.
tWsuty -oae years.
Ieap eratufe-Mean or normal ten
peEature, Ehe sarmssI November
Has Lh2t IT 1878. Win a. average q
A. tie coolest N0EsmncE Has tnat o.
$3.50. $40 al average ~ 81 the niEA-
est tsu psTaturs daFng 4Iy November
Vas ~. 0H November j. 1888. t1s lOB-
est Temperature Gurng any November
sas Zero GA November 8, 1885, average
date Oh ehich aFst Killing" frost oc-
cured Ia sutumnl. september 8.
Pre-. pigat.Dn tTalu and melted sn0s
-AysrAgs for tne month, 3.es inches.
Average number Of days with Oh OF
a. inch ~ more, IA. Tie greatest
monthly precipitation Sas 7.23 inches
IA ls4s. The east monthly precl p "A
Ton Nas II. inches he lsl3.
Clouds aud Weather Average num-
Ter Of cioudiess dave, 3. Average
number OF parity cloudy days, .. A.
eFaga number Of cloudy days, Is.
Nlnd-Tbe prevailing - ads have
been from tAe west. The hgnest ye-
l0cisy Of the wind duung any Novem-
Ter Was u miles IA 1874, lss2, 1885 and
f--f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
MusxEoos7s NV sAsx.
The Old Lumbsrmsn's Hsuonsl Rsv-rsss
It's Name.

MUsKEaOs, OcE 26.-Ths National
Iam bsrman's bank - now fully or
gained aud MI 10 AL ready - open
tof business January II, 1893. "a The
successor Of the Lumbermau's National
tank. According 10 the form OF or
gaming national bank me nrst boaEc
Of directors are named ia the articles
Of association. For this bank there
will be a board Of nine directors and
their names are as follows: A. y.
Mann, Alexander Rodgers. sr., ". +.
Wood. ID. l.. Erwin, Thomas Hume,
il. y. HoyeY, j. g.. Emery, Jr., An
drew NlsrengO. l.. b. smith. OF these
the nrsE four named are directors IN
the old bank, the nrst three having
been directors from the time OF the or
gauizau0u, twenty years ago.
The directors met yesterday and
elected officers a. follows.
President, 4. Y. Mann; vice presi-
dent, Thomas Hume, cashier, {. {.
bI.In ghusst.
Sir. Mann u pres .dent aud Mr.. Bill
Lnghurst cashier OF the old bank, the
latter having held that 0tlIce from the
bsnE's start.
Inrtv-iiya 81 tho shares subscribed
for uy a. v. Mann are held for other
persons Who we're absent from the city
&c tine tnls. The bank Will organize
with PAID N surplus OF S25, 900. or
. per cent Of rs capital stock OF $780,
DlU
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

LANsIS9, oct. 26.--In George P. San
tra ". l.. +. HOwley, a motion 10 va
'ale the Judgment OF tins court so far
- C placed the costs TO defendant IN
toe case OF recent reversal OF the
judgment Of tire court below, which
gave the plaintiff a new trial.
Cases heard. 90, Charles Hall vs..
Ths Evening News association; Is,
William IL. Stevens vs.. William +.
PeDdleton. ct. al; %, George ;. Hyde
81 al ". AlOnzO VI. Shank: SO, Albert
". LoDdrll vs.. Frank A. BALDWIN ct s.;
81, Peter kalkes Va. Hamilton storms;
%. JnO. u. Msxtod vs.. Smith W. Fow.
Ter; 50, Benjamin y. MontrOss vs..
Charles X. Eddy ct al; g., William ID.
Lewis W. Michael Z. ROuio; 6S, Hiram
Slbley Il al VS.. II. IL. Parsons 81 al; 90,
William Bsrnmey Va. Detroit Free
Press company; IS. James vs.. Church
vs.. John DAVIS 4 60. Thursdays cali:
20, Il, y, "A. IS, rs, u, ~, 50, -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
SUDDEN AND STARTLING.
what Is TIP what Is the Matter

W hat . III w nat Is the MdtleIf
Women are great sufferers from ner-
yousness, weakness, female complaints,
kidney and AVER diseases, nervous
pIOsgTsuon and debility. Thousands
Z TOop ana lAngulsn IA close. confined
sh0ps. factories or OEhces, and hun
dTeds of thousands wear out tEeir
nerve power n household cares and
work.
Wat wonder that they become worn
out IN nerve snd Vita power. and nave
great weakness. exhaustion, pain ID
back and limbs, snd the distressing TO
male complaints caused by loss OF vital
strength.
The great nerve inyigOrator and fe-
male restorative % Or. Gfesne's Ner-
yura blood and nerve remedy. No
remedy IN the world Is so sure 10 bring
back TIE bloom AID color 10 the chez
the brilliancy 10 tue eyes, the elasticity
10 the step. the strength snd vitality TO
the uustTung, shattered and worn out
nerves. IL IS the greatest OF al uterine
tones and regulators, and cures all 10
male weakness, kidney and liver com
plants, constipation and irregularities.
All weak and suffering women should
use TINS wonderful remedy lmmed ate
ly. Purely vegetable ana harmless.
Druggists, Sl.00.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
st.r- News IN Bret

Archie GCnFsu ~ Msrl-t ne must
b native of me fi1n. he vsxas
f1o fhat be can cas- more heans tnan
Any two men tn SchooiCraft county.
drunken Fay Ctv wsa peuret q
bottle 20 an mons i1tu a horse ta-7st
sfew tavs aEo nd nearly killed ths
a msL Sc Nss arrested.
Rvax ck from horse a v1unv mar
nanie4 r1f of Msrne CRY. had ia
ncse rfnshed into a. unrscugn fable
rssss
Norrnsn sweeney. the Crsrf Hsvsa
horse fh.ef q trying tHs ussr ~ fo3Ee
nrce attempted sscacs from al
report ass aeen etrcn strt -tst =
csei dsts ln an erer Pens asl.a sg.s-
lsrre q -irct csu' resf ~ Frfs.
lcranenf = 0n feet 81 Cs.gn1at
e. csc ersrton 81 CA ~ esth house.
Ihe kslsws Cenntv A sacs "
nsei e. Fckshurg on saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
AN OLD IDEA EXPLODED
The Montague Treatment
Responsible for the
Revelation.

tarrh they said. ITS only a catarrh and DON'T
amount to ANYTHING When they found that
a long train of evils followed In It's wake they
vanly sought for re iei Numherless sOcallcd
cures were offered. but they all proved worth
less. When the Montague Treatment Offices
were opened they all said. another fake.
they will be gone in a few months What
the real facts of the case are can be learned
from the experience of a man who has all the
advantage OF observation as well as expert
ence. This man. John Herr. has charge of the
Powers block and sees everything that takes
place, and is in an unusual position 10 judge
OF { Q number Of prominent ladies and gen.
tlemen under treatment and the results
reached. He Gays:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
MARTHA WILKES FAILS.
The Game M are Was Lame, but Mad


SEDALIA, Mo-, Oct. 26.-Martha
Wilkes, with running mate, failed to
break her record of POS today on the
Sedala kite track. She had been lame
since her appearance at ChllllcOthe,
ONO, and Budd DobIe stated, before
starting this afternoon, that he did not
expect to do better than 2;ll. Instead
however, the mile was covered in 2:0s4.
TO the delight Of the 1900 spectators
present. Belle Action made an effort
TO beat the worlds yearling record of
2-204, but failed. coming under the
wire 10 2:26. summaries:
2:30 pace. purse S500-Psnsy Blossom
won, Conflict second, Barner Tar third
best time, 2:2li.
2:2l tro:, purse S55-Ciceron won.
Prince Herschel second two starters =
best time, 2;lS4.
IwO-ycar-Oid trot, purse $500 (unfin-
lshed doctor + won, Miss McLain sec
Ond, AdlnO thlrd-oest time, 2:2St.
Budd Doble will send AlorIta and
Penia on Friday to beat the team rec
ord OF 2:l2t. On the same day be will
drive the CO ebrated horse JACK to beat
his own record of PIP, and hopes to
get 2.lO or better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Man and Cash Missing.

KALAMAZOO, Oct. 26.-Ssm Mitchell,
until recently IN the employ OF Glenn
STUART. 1.-The celery king" OF this city,
has suddenly disappeared, leaving an
unsnviab.s record behind. lie i 81.
legged TO have failed 20 turn in some of
rs collections, aud 10 have placed ms
employers name on com mercial paper
wltnOu. authority. stuart did not
wish 20 prosecute him on account If
hts relatives here who are highly
respered snd allowed him 10 clear out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Bangtalls al B-nnings.

WAsHIyGroS, Oct. 26.-The race at
Bennings today resulted as follows:
First race, four and oue-half fur
longs-Ailse Colt won, May Lose sec
ond, BaiIy : third; time. SO.
Second. five urlongs-Cirand PriK
won, Alcalde second, Osric third; time.
1924.
Third, one mile and a furlong-Jide-
10 won, D.abolo second, Cleaning
third; time, l.54l.
Fourth. one ml!e-Fagot won, Prath-
or second. gonna third; time, l.43i.
Fifth, SIX furlongs-Rival won, Rosa
II second, Speculation third; time, l:l5t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

HoLrANp. oct. 26.-The schooner
YOnder. bound for Milwaukee, re-
turned here last night, after desper-
ate struggle with the north west gale
The water washed over her lee side
until she became 40 listed that toe
water ran through her matches aud she
was mpletely filed. Ouly the fac
tory slaves ia she hold saved her from
sinking. The crew suffered intensely,
buE we're finally able to bring theii
water-loggsd boat into the harbor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Blaze At Ann Arbor.

ASS Amor, oct. 2i.-At s O'c' Ock
th.s morning ere vas discovered IN the
warehouse containing tha nsptha, var
"a sn 49, excelsior used 10y Tug Mlchi-
gan Furniture mpany. For Doe and
half hours fOGT streams OF water
were poured into the building before
the IRE was ertlngu she'd. The loss
vii probably not exceed 81 900 worth
OF stI9ining property narrowly es-
Csped Destruction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

Come at It from any way
you please, there but one
conclusion the day has
passed when home-making
Sheets and Pillow Cases
was economy.
Say nothing of better
work, the heater stitching.
the eVener hens, the eX-
aCter size counted simply
in cold cash, the ready-to-
use goods stand for money
saved.
Have you looked TO the
proof?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
WILL BE SET FREE
Morley Proposes 10 Liberate
Irish Oynamiters.
HOWL FROM The OPPOSITION
The Sehsms Apt 70 Create Controversy
IN ths British Csbinet-M alleT
and Downing.

LONDox, Oct. 26.--It Is stated that a.
the cabinet council to Do held t0mor-
row John Morley. chef secretary for
Ireland, Will propose the release OF
IFish political prisoners. The propose
tion IS likely TO create a controversy
in the cabinet and IS already agitating
the public.
There : but little opposition TO the
release Of ths Fenians Mullen and
Downing aud the alleged dynamiter. j..
r. Egsn, VINO have served
two-thlTds Of their terms. Mullen
Was convicted Of being concerned IN
the murder IN Ph9nIx park, Dublin, III
Lord Frederick Cavendlsh, chief secre-
tsry for Ireland, and Mr.. Burke, under
secretary DOwlng was implicated IN
the murder of policeman named Cox.
The question or greatest interest Is
whether the government VIII dare re-
lease Or. Gallagher and others alleged
20 nave been concerned IN ths explo-
slons in London, Liverpool anu Glas-
gov. The impression prevails that the
government vii not take tue respons.-
bihty Of hbersting these men.
The Telegraph today recltes the most
notable OF the dynamite outTages since
1881, Including the attempts at the
Mans on House, London, March 10,
1881 the Liverpool town hall, June 10,
ISL, the Mansion House, Lond II,
May IS, 1852; the local government
hoard Office, Whitehall, March Is, 1888;
the pohee Offices, Scotland Yards, May
80, 1854; the tower Of London. January
"A, 1855, and the house of commons on
the same day. The Telegraph defies
the government to degrade the prerog-
alive of mercy by releasing those whom
il calls the human monsters who took
part IN these outrages.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Zen IN FL

ApRrtx. Oct 2s-pavid Luther. 50.
while painting on tAs residence OF
James Stevenson. near the lntustr 81
Home. Tuesday afternoon. fell "a a..
str Sng on BIZ head. receiving fatal IN
gr,es. bs vas : quaker and had lived
ia zoe 'tlaaker Valley, Just NORTH OF
the t.fv al brsfffa