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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Sticklers and cynics may say what
they please about Manager A. l.. Will
bEr making his departure from legiti-
mate opera and taking liberty with
scores and libreteos and all that, but
ne fas got his productions of comic
and light opera down within the &C
claim of the masses who throng In the
theater, and that Is enough. On the
opening night the Old company, so
familiar to Grand Rapids, appeared in
"Grand Duchess" The theater was
packed TO suffocation and all OF the
popular airs grand ensemble, favorlte
nu.ubers, marches and so on were ap-
plsuded to the echo. Some may crltl-
else Mr.. Wilbur for the liberties he
takes with these fetching operas, but
his only excuse - that the public ap-
plaud and like them. II the public
gives the seal of approval why should
It not be his keynote to introduce such
clever people as Shaw, who made a
great hit a. a female impeTsOnator,
and Ed Brown, who is certainly a
revelation IN Grand Rapids with his
performances on the harmOuica.
wilbur caters for the popular taste.
he strives to amuse the masses
aud ne succeeds with what a few may
term his peCulisr translation and pre-
sentstiat of comic opera. His chorus
all srrsSed ia brilliant and clean cos
tunes. with bis host OF comedians, all
succeed IN bringing the weary masses
who throng the thester in touch and in
instant harmony with a satisfied and
refreshing night in the thester. This :
the secret Of the popularity on the Viii
hurs. In the company are the old fav-
orites. Miss Dorothy Morton, handsome
COniey, the rrislstshle comedian, J..
Clarence Harvey, and the ever reliable
Ire Derrick. The company appeared
lsst evening IN the BLACK IIusssr,"
before a fine audience. This afternoon
and evening, Glover"
Manager Smith has the Old sDactacu-
lar Black Crook" on at his Waterloo
street thester this week. Business IS
good and the ancient spectacle viii
doubtless find manv patrons who VIII
rsvsl IN its mysteries and fairy scenes
sor the first time. Matiaees are an
nouncsd for tomorrow. Thursday, Fri
daV and Saturday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20

Byron. A. TosIand. II. NJ. Hatha-
way, j. Anderson.
CAscade-EdgaF z JonnsOn, Henry
b. Proctor, Fred Ahler-
Cannon-S. l. Thomas, James Nes-
bat. J. :. Thomas.
Courtland-R. A. Brown, w. r.
Woodruff, William White.
Grsttan-A. L. Wood. +. P. Nash,
Or. Spencer.
Grand Rapids-Ed Barnard, II. ID.
BKeuner, l. Decker.
Lowell-S. +. Hicks, A. w. Weeks.
ID. G. LOOK
Nelson-Fred Hubbard, C. B. Moon,
r. Falfman.
Paris-w. 7. Adams, Con Smith,
James Glider.
Pialnheld-JohnP Post, Charles Hyde.
Spencer - scott Gns.olds James
Hoagh, +. l.. Boynton.
Sparta. +. Page, Henry Myers
x. A. Hastings-
solOn-E. c. Wood worth, George w
Shear, u. G. Lisle-
Tyrone - Joseph Harden, j. w
Dudes, George Fonger.
Wslker-Robert Graham, Al Edison
j. j. Eiindorph.
Wyoming Davies, Lorer
Day, James Jewell.
tsaines-Nslson Kelley, John h
Hanna, Thomas Draper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
TENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
They Organized a Ward Club and
Elected Officers.

large number of tenth ward re-
publicans met IN Travis hall last even
ing for the purpose of organizing re-
publican club. W. II. Shaw was ap-
pointed temporary chairman, and the
following officers were duly elected:
President-W. III. Shaw.
Vice Presldent-James Lewis.
Secretary-Geo. w. De Young.
Treasurer-B. Dosker.
The following committee was then
APPOINTED to draft q constitution and
bylaws: l.. F. Stevens, DR.. l.. A. Roller
and A. Smith. A motion was made
that the Tenth Ward Republican club
meet IN Travis hall on Wednesday
evening of each succeeding week, at
$50 O'Clock. Ii was carried. The
president and secretary were empow-
cred by the club TO act as a committee
TO secure speakers for each meeting OF
the club. The president appointed
James l.. Lewis and A. Lindermulder
a. a committee to solicit funds for the
club. The club then adjourned to meet
one week from last night. Fifty-three
persons have signed the roll and be-
come members OF the club. The names
of the charter members were published
in Fridays HERALD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
A FAIR OF THEIR OWN.
Belknap, Baker e. Co. at Their
Repository.


A representative of THE HERALD
learned with astonishment Yesterday
that Belknap, Baker * Co., the we'll
known carriage and fine vehicle deal
ers. were not going TO make a display
at the fairs this year. The announce
ment caused ali the more astonish-
ment for the reason that the firm
made SO princely a showing at the fair
one year ago. In conversation with
Mr.. Baker, of the firm, the following
explanation was offered: As IS well
known, the firm carries the finest line
of vehicles of any firm IN Michigan ex-
ceptng possibly Detroit. These goods
are of that high and delicate tnish
which renders them easily susceptible
10 damage by exposure to dust, damp
ness and rough handling.
The present capacity OF the exhlbl-
ton buildings of the fair Is so limited
as TO afford no adequately sheltered
apartment for the exhibit of these
goods. TO show them az all il "a nee
essary 70 place them under canvass.
This frell shelter - inadequate TO their
safe preservation, and 10y exposing the
goods TO damage entails great loss and
damage. 1t is for these reasons that
the firms Will make no exhibit at the
fairs this year. In lieu Of their usual
exhibit the firm has prepared s. special
display at their Ionia street repository.
This exhibit embraces the finest line
Of vehicles, including all the latest nov
elites ever saown ~ the city. The eK-
pense of transportation and damage
incident 10 3 fair ground EXHIBIT VIII
be saved to the firm and the purchss-
ers Of vehicles viii be the gamer by
that amount. The firm are showing
twelve fine models Of high grade ce-
livery wagons, for grocery. dry goods
and laundry use. winch are attracting
much attention for their mechanical
perfection and artistic finish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Latonia Races.

LAToSIA, Sept. 19.-First race, eleven
slxteenths mIle--Calhoun won, Mill sec
sond, kindora third; time, l:09.
Second, three-fourths mile, German
Won, Criticus second, Laura Davidson
third; time, l:l53.
Third, one and one-sixteenth mile
Flor D'Lis won, Lady Useful second +,
Laura Doxey third; time, 1:49{.
Fourth, five-eighths miles-Lorraine
won, Belfast second Foot Runner third /;
time, I:03f.
Fifth, nine-sixteenths mile The
Sculptor won, Savon second, Vetox
third; time, :56t.
Sixth, three-fourths mile-Readina
won, Melody second. Ocypete third;
time, 1:l4}.
Seventh, one and one-sixteenth mile
Dearest won. John b second, Cyclone
third; time, l:l0a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
oR0PSY CURED
FITS AND AL NERVE AND BRAIN
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND FAR DISEASES CURED
IHE ONLY ONE WHO CUREs Dr8rXEs


CStarrh. deafness, rheumatism. uery.
Gus debility, impotence and all diseAsee
resulting from early indiscretons AID
eTcesses Of manhood, SA diseases OF
the urinary organs, partial psfalysis.
TATcocelie rDpturea, famors, scrofuia.
old sores, cropsv, skin diseases. liver
and Eoney complaints. heRrt q seasa.
shortness Of breath, back 81 head.
small OF back, etc. including AL
female complaints snd Chrouic seas.s
cured quickly aua permanently.
That cough, slight fever and weak
Dess, shortness % breath. pAlp tstion
Of hesrt. my means sure and ouic
contumptsn.
III YOU are nervous, restless. irria-
lie. sleepiess or wake after horned
dreams, tired morniDgs, w.tn duh
headache, bsd taste ln Tie mouth.
sometimes q scharEes, AMI 30 shout
your employment without lie, enerer
OF smtinon, deslre 20 he alone.
gloomy forrboJinCs, a dispos ID
worry and fret about trouble ahead
thst never comes, spells q feeling
sfTsld OF uucf rtsiu. sometimes iow
yplrits, you arc suf rig from nervous
debility snd eIlauef for ~ nerve power.
which may end N utter prasiration,
insanity and death.
L. you have grest sense Of weakness
ard WEAKNESS. win tired Ambt. numb
nefs trembling, prlckly eenssuun.
cold ieet oni irFs, yfg are Eafaneing
B. that most SERIOUS q .srsse-- fsrsivsls.
II your bead EChes. ieei numb ard
ired, VIII strange sensstpnf, loss u
memory. sud you taiuk VII difficulty
~ TCu are Eiseuiess - niEht, "a IA
droWsluess and dniiuess dummy fha
dsv. the nerve and BRAN fsufus nay
eooH iuu INTO insanity o. death.
liyOr have any 81 these feelings %
not nefisct them, or they vii tfiti
psraiysa insanity. prostrstion of
death.
iect ffnse warnings TINS ord eHpe-
rencs Re shown. aud hundreds *
etaftl1ug AID mary .ous cures 1--we
proved. that these diseases HTs per-
iectlv and completely cured ~ Dr.
= CLAY TODD. e - DIVISION street,
rooIns 7, and 4. Grand ksuids n ch.
EudfT TIE use ri Ik q Clay
ToDDS refuarkah remedies eli
tnoas tvmIf0rns vpif - q y u4szic,
sng strengths ~ lsrvss, TFrr u hfs "a,
vitality ~ blood snd bss th n body
"a coon restored.
Is refuaaifs are rursly TsEets e
enc harmiess. En1 cen only - of--
tsinsd 81 tis o1ice.
DR TODD compounds hisFf esrr -
tens f4i0re ssrl De e1i fls o1le
"a ToliF- oboe lt - i' -. ifFisIo1
s.reef. reorns 8 ard g. Grand ksass
his mad res ezroe Ttt fhe ft8su
seh, I'D Won csn fEt arris.ur vaa
Z gos
Bee n re ~ re from fu she morn
irg uufi iu tn- evening every tsB hlt
faneags-
CaA everybody. Already tsk val
cost vu1 rt.tuin..
loV gssfses. ksvld Eurss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
COUNTY DELEGATES.
List Of the Men That WIZ Nominate the
Ticket To-day.

List OF the Men l hat WIZ Nominatc tho
Ticket Today.
Following "a list of the delegates 70
the republican convention TO be held
today.
FIRST Wsrd-Henry LOcher. Corne-
Hus Slry ker. Henry Hoeksems.
second Wsrd-Thomas ID. Gilbert, ID.
j. Lesthers. N. &. Burch.
Third Wsrd-(ieorgs Clspperton, c.
c. FOilmer. Peter Fielder.
Fourth Wsrd-Fred A. Maynard
Johu Suiteler. Charles ". Mc'iill.
Fiftn Ward. L. Hustled. Fred x.
Dodge. EdWla Wade.
Ssxtn Ward--Bsrtel Jonker Roben-
hurs. John Spsnnmgs.
Seventh Wart-IeyI Pearl, John A.
Tsevsn. r. &. Judd.
Eighth Wsrrf-Chsrles Watt, O. n.
Watson. J.. Bsgley.
Ninth WaTd-H. y. Wilder, Robert
T. Loxie. George Lamb.
Tenth Ward. pe9raf, A. :. Den
uison. William Alden smith.
Eleventh Ward-Cnssies y. Sanford
John Yer kerks, r E. Skeels.
Twelfth WaFd-B Brlnkmsn, g.
Dalenback. Edward Racine
Ata-Ed Psttis. u. J. McNaugnton,
George Wsshhurn.
A,goma-Neal Mcmillan, A. l..
rCKstt. f.. 3. Rector.
Aiplns-W. A. Porter, I. n. Gibbs
Abel Chase.
Bowne-W William S,lcox, W. III. Stone,
Wilder Mcpsrmaad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Is Alex Berkman's Sentence for His
Attack on Frick.

On
PTrTsBTRG, Sept. 1.-THE trial of Al
exander BeIkmap, the anarchist who
attempted 90 kill ii. {. Prick on July
%, was called before Judge McClung
IN the criminal court today. After
taking the testimony of MIR. Frick and
showing photographs of the office at
the time of the shooting, Berkman WAS
asked If he had any questions To ask,
and replied, "NO;" then be said IN
broken English, "You think that l
wanted TO shoot Mr.. Leishman. too?'
Mr.. Frlck said be did not know about
that, and left the stand.
Berkmsn asked for an interpreter,
which was granted. He then sald /:
al am not guilty; have no defense"
and began 10 read irrelevant matter
from large roll of paper, which the
court checked. but finally permitted
him TO proceed. The statement was an
anarchistic and inilanmatory address,
written IN German. BeTkman contIn-
ued his harangue from ll:45 until los
O'Clock, when the court shut him off.
Judge McClung pronounced sentence
at once, aggregatlng twentv-one years
TO the penitentlary and one year 10 the
work house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
X. p. Regiment at Jackson.

JACKSON, Sept 19.-RoweDa lodge,
Knights of Pythias, are making extern
sive preparations for entertaining the
officers of the Grand Lodge and the
new Sixth Pythlan regiment, who will
hold an election in this city Wednes-
day. The committee of arrangements
for the occasion consists of Sir Knights
John W. Paine, O.. w. Scotford and +.
j. Hall. The reception committee is
composed of Chancellor Commander
Henry +. Edwards and Sir Knights j.
II. lnnis and c. III. Ruhi. The election
will be held at Castle hall in the after
noon. the Grand Lodge will meet at
the HIb5ard house in the evening,
after which banquet will be served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Drowning at East Tawas.

EAST TAwAs, Sept. l9.-John Me-
Carey, Charles Patients and John Nc
Kinnen were at work on a raft in the
bay and McGarey bad just let go of a
chain when the slack OF rope to the
tug Acme suddenly threw the raft off
from the float. precipltating McGarey
and Patients into the lake in twenty
feet of water. Patients could not
swim, and McGarey told him not 10 let
90 the pike pole and they would get
him out. McGarey had all he could
do to reach the raft. James Mont
gomery. engineer of the tug Moore,
seeing Patients go down, jumped over
board after him, but could not reach
him. The body could not be found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
CALL FoR REPUsLICAS LEAGgE
NONNE<EiON.

DErrofE Mica, SEPT = 1Sez-
Tie hff1 anun..l convention al tie Atcli-
Esa League Of Republican Clubs he heFssy
s4i.ea t. meet ~ Hartman hali. IA The ely
o. GRAND naples. al 81 clock. a. H., ga
IuesaSy. Septen Der II lssx
Il aeceraance vita article 5 o. the conSsltu-
fioH. each si4b Nil hS titled - three dele
g1tes IA SD convention. bat eAch cal shall
east bat oAe fate-
The basiaf. 5 - TIE convention VII en-
brace REPORTS ~ slate Lea.ue en- GERS axe
slegilen u clecrs. ana slta other Alagtsrs a.
Ray pEopcl4s come ltt Lore the ECetiul.
All clubs. Whe lhrT Etgalar enrolled Ia the
League o. net. ARE invited % participate IN
THIS convention. ana republicans souerA b
Ar ooTdlails asked 10 81 preseuI
nc Republican : afe Convention. 20 noral-
nate candidates ar -Usiics OF the supreme
Court aud Secretary O. STATE q ria tacau-
cl=s. MI - held IA GraIa hNqlGs ca tie
afternoon II The sane DAY.
Ia ms evening lcEEDe mass mecfinE " iA
BE held sad vii he addressed BY sHiRent Fe-
public1ns 81 state and bAtional feDut on
Reduced fares VII probably be secured On
all railroads.
JOHN PATTON. ia. President
CHAS. r BANTER Secretary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Hawthorne Park Races.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Today's races at
Hawthorne:
First race. maiden 2-year-olds. five
furlongs won, The Empress
second, Creado third; time, l;05i.
Second, one mile-Santa Anna won.
Lorenzo second, Indus third; time,
l:444.
Third, selling, three-fourths mile
Viceroy won, Catharlne second, West
third; tune, l:l4!.
Fourth selling, nine furlongs-En-
garita won, Fannie second, Rather
third; time, lao.
Fifth. selling, three-fourths mile
Carmen won, Woodford second, Sly
Lisbon third; time, las.
Sixth, handicap, one mile, over four
hurdles-Cicero won, Bob Thomas sec
ond, Clamor, third; time, 1:54k.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20

late Michigan agricultural college
bulletin treating of smut III oats aud
wheat Gays: The loss to Michigan far
mers in the oats crop last year by saut
was probably not less than $500. 900, and
this year i. exceeds that amount by at
east 5000
The first church bell ever used in
Shiswassee county is to be put in the
new Congregational church at OwossO.
1t was one of the fixtures of the old
church
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

The republicans 81 Kent county Will meet a
convent on at lie headquarters 81 tue Lib
coin club In the city OF trand Rapids. seu-
{ II Der ~, al 10 o'clocg a. H.. for the purpose
OF nominating cand dates FOR county officers
TO be voted Tor al tie general election q be
held hoyembeTs. 49,. and for the PURPOSE ~
electing - delegates To- the state convention
called in Grand Rapids. September -. 10
nominate justice OF the supreme court 4
place of Allen i. Morse. resigned. ana c2u-
dldate for secretary OF state. In place OF Dan
lei +. Soper. re i-ned; also for electing = del
egafes go the NTH congrrs siOnal district con
Nenfion. held IN Graud Rapids. September
.. ard the Transact n % such other business
as may properly come before the convention.
Each township and ward Is entitled 10 three
delegates
Bv order OF committee.
Clio. ". BUNNELL. L. VI. SELLERS.
Secretary. Chairman,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Yesterdays Base Ball.

AZ Cleveland zH
CIeveland-1 0 - ] 81 oil 10 5
piffshurg..... . o. ~ g
Ratieries-NOuug and thinner. hheTt and
Miller.
Al Chicago
Chicago 30 q G Q q 2 o.
81 Louis 80 @ o. @
Observation-Disclosures and kiitridge. Hsw
Les AID Buckley.
At Washiugfou- -
WashiBgfon--l Q q Q 0 o.
New York 30 q % "a
Batteries -Meesin and Mciuire. Hing and
Bowie.
A. Philadelphia "a
Philadelphia @ z q o n-8
Batteries kennedy and Daily. rs eyhlng ano
Clements.
A Boston. -
Boston ......l q n-l4 Us
Baltimore % @ a-1I ~
Batter Nicois Stivetfs and Bennett.
Cobb. Wick cry ana eunsoU.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
KILLED BY A BULL
Horrible Death of a Farmer II
Racine.
HIS BODY CRUELTY MAkGLED
BY q Vicious Bovine MonstsE-lt Is
Discovered in the Pasture by
His Daughter.

RACINE, Wis, Sept. l9.-John Nut
ter. one OF the best known farmers IN
tins county, met with horrible death
yesterday at ms farm, fifteen miles
west OF here. He left the house al 10
O'Clock in the morning, but 40 alarm
was felt until evening, when has dAugh-
ter started out 10 look for him. Near
gled mess of flesh and blood With every
vestige OF life extinct. On the horns OF
a large Durham bull was found a "Trip
OF flesh and clothing, showing in what
a horrible manner he had met death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Pair of Unfortunx,es.

JACKSON, Sept. ls.-Sunday monot-
onY among the police was varied yes
terday 10y an officer finding an aged
couple In "Muttonyille," the northern
portion OF the city. IN destitute and
nearly starving condition. They had
neither OF them LETT their rooms for a
week and subsisted on very little
cornmeal mush. They are French and
could not be understood aud did not
know where to seek relief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20

SAGINAW, sept 19.-Lsa Tuesday
night woman jumped into the river
from the tienesee avenue bridge. A
sesrch vas made. but the body VAS not
found until sunday noon, when Il was
picked up While 4 sung half a mile
bel " the bridge. Is was identified az
the remains Of Mrs. Mary Garrison,
aged 50 wears. Ard formerly resident
az B0eua Vista township. She was Of
absolute habits and often locked ND
for intoxicafson. 20 far ss kno~n she
had no fam " or living relatives
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Sold The Bonds al a Premium.

Az sABLE, Sept. l9.-The city council
OF Au Sable cold $4,000 Of municipal
DO nds sanctioned BY popular vote 10
pay = Judgment for Sidewalk injuries
and the balance Of the cost Of the
water works system 10 Lampreent
brothers of Cleveland at a prem I'm
An enthusiastic citizens meeting for
Au Sable aud Oscoda was held Satur-
day evening for the purpose of eneour-
aging manufacturing industries 10 To-
cate here
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Arri.i.ntalfv Killed

HASTINGS. Mich, Sept. IA sad &C
cident occurred here Yesterday. George
Ryan, wnIie out hunting, was acct
dentslly shot and almost instantly
killed. Ii seems. while hunting with a
companion, squirrel had been killed
which lodged ~ tree. Ryan put the
stock Of his gun against the tree TO aid
his companion IN climbing Il. the muz-
zle Of the gun being pointed towards
himself. Ia some way tho gun was
discharged, the contents entering his
body. tie was 3 years Of age aud
leaves A wife
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20

JACKSON, Sept. l9.-Cornelius Malloy,
young man twenty-three years of
age, died Saturday afternoon and today
the fact leaked out that death was
caused by injuries received on the
evening Of labor day in q street fight.
in which he had his jaw broken IN
three places and was injured internally.
Nobody seemed TO be able to identity
the man VINO did the pounding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON
NENIfON

A republican convention OF the Fifth con
eressiunal strict o. Michigan viii &c he'd II
the Lincoln Republican club rooms, 49, iean
street. in the CITY II nrand RAPIDS. Michigan.
on Friday. September -. lss-. a. / o'cioCk y.
m. 80 nominate cand date lofrepTc-t NATIVE
~ congress aud the TT nsaetiou OF such other
business as may DropGr be considered.
According 20 arg'c heretofore adopted. the
seKeraf counties Of the district viii be emil
tied g. The ssme number o. delegates a. IL The
last reFubl csS Stale convention. VIA. Ions
Is Kent j.. OftavaI3.
By order II the FInh district republican
committee. W. /. ADAMS. Cbm'n.
DRGcl4r GoSs. see
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20

WAsHrSeTeS. sept. Ie-This even q
from S 10 : O'Clock Mrs. Noble. wife -
the secretary Of TIE interior. as stea
hv her SISTERS the Misses rs stead. and
several visiting lsd Is. gave RECEIPT bon
ard John y. Noble csmp sons Of Vet
ersns - -. Lou = tonight These Or
Esnizst0ns serenadsd ire secretary 81
hs bone or : street and uere I'D
dressed briefly by tee secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Gloucester Races.

GLOUCESTER, n. J. Sept. I9.-The fol-
loving are the results OF todsys races.
First race, seven-eighths mIle-Mon-
treat won, White Wings second, Trey
lanler third; time, 1871.
Second. fve-eightbsmile--Wsng won,
Starter Pettinglll second, WarDami
third; time, 1904.
Third, four and one-half furlongs-
Silence won, La GIgaie second, Bob
Arthur third; time, 564.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20
Sad News for n Father.

INLAY CITY, Sept. ia. Lord, of
this city, has received word that his
son Albion, bookkeeper III the Thom-
SON II ouston Electric Light company,
at Lynn, Mass, Was drowned. The
news has cast q gloom over the place,
as Albion WAS q young man of fine
character. He was married but few
months ago to Miss Jean Stevenson, of
DetrOlt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-20

AboUs 10 o'clock isst evening a Jour
IA. Of cosi car attached n a special
north ooBnd Mich ga Central ire GIT
tram broke snd there a two loaded
ccsl cars IN he sItch nesr South
Grand Rso5ds Way frsixhf Ne. lee
and TIRE regular pssseT ger train we're
delayed several hours BY the wreck. A