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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-05-27
Club Officers.

Club Officers.
At a meeting of the board Of direc-
tors of the Mlnnekahta club Tuesday
evening the following officers were
elected, and committees appointed, for
the ensuing year:
President-Fred t. Evans.
LIST Vice-president-W. w. Root.
End Vice. PRESIDENT. f. Parks.
Secretary-H. ID. Clark.
T~reasurer-J. w. Hamilton.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
NJ. S. James, chairman; Ed. Moll'
ring, Chambers Kellar.
AUDITING COMMITTEE.
j.. W. Hamilton, chairman; G. NJ
Cleveland, r. f. Conner.
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.
H. d. Clark, chairman; E. S. Kelley
j. A. Stanley.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
LIKE AS A TORRENT
People Pouring into Chicago
i'm Thousands.
DISTINGUISHED MEN ARRIVE
The City a Blaze OF Color and Handsome
DeeorAtions-VieeP President MOI
ton Entertained.

CHICAGO. Oct. ls.-fhe distinguished
guests of the Worlds Columbian expo
sitlon are arriving by every train and
tonight the larger portion Of those ex-
pected to be present during the dedi-
cstory ceremonies are comfortably
Quartered either at the hotels or with
private friends. Vice President Nor
ton and party arrived this morning
and were at once escorted TO the home
OF Ii. w. Higlnbotham, where they will
be- entertained during the week. Ex-
President Hayes ana family were on
the same train, and have quarters at
the Grand Pacific.
Governors and their statfs are as
plenty as policemen, the party OF Gov
ernor Russell being enormous. Mayors
and councils of the leading cities are
met Al the depot by committees from
the local aldermen and escorted to
their hotels.
The specials from Washington carry
ing the supreme court. justices, csbl-
nets officers and diplomates will arrive
tomorrow morning.
The crowd IS something enormous and
the city begins to appreciate that life
IN certain ways will be miserable for
the next week. Brass bands 90 here
and there and split the ear, while the
eye is equally weary looking At the
superb decorations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
MILES WINS OUT.
The Military Pageant VIII Be Held in
the Park.

CHICAGO, Oct. lS.-General Miles and
the local directory were under fire to-
day at the meeting of the national
commission of the Columbian exposi-
ton. Ex-Governor Waller of Con-
necticut led the malcontents in an
attack on the arrangements for the
military parade. The troops, he said 4,
were brought here to parade the
streets of Chicago, not 10 be kept
locked up In the worlds fair grounds.
Resolutions were introduced order
ing that arrangements be made
for military parade through
the principal streets of Chicago
but after a long discussion the whole
matter was finally laid on the table.
The important actson OF the commls-
sion at today's session was a decision
10 hear no arguments for or against
the opening of the fair on Sunday.
They regard the action of congress as
final settlement of the controversy.
Tomorrow had been set as the date for
the hearing arguments, and numerous
pleaders on both sides of the questions
will be disappointed In not having an
opportunity to air their views. Before
adjournment resolutions OF sympathy
with President Harrison were passed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

from yesterdsy)-Belle Archer won,
Fred s Wilkes second. Allne third
best time, 2:l24.
Three-year-old eligible to 2:35 class.
trotling. stakes s. 800. best three IN
tive--Directum won. Kentucky Union
second, Trevilean thIrd. best time.
2:llt.
Dash for yearling PAGERS, one mile
Mil Lady won, Winnie second, Brook
side third; time, 2:30.
2:35 trot, mile dash, purse s600-Eli
won, Lallah Wilkes second. Baron
Posey third; time, 2:lSi.
Match race, one mile dash-Hal
Pointer won, Guy second; time, 2:0sl.
Pacing, 2-year-olds, best two IN three
unfinished bonnie Belle 5, To Order
4, Nidla2 /, Joe Wilkes ?. Albert
8 5: time, 2:lS4, 2:201.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
BOSTON WONAGAM
Their Close Contest With the
Cleveland Club.
DUFFYS GREAT STICK WORK
The Second Game for the Worlds Cham
pionship characterized by Great
Ball-How Il Was Lost

CLEVELAND, Oct. ls.-Two errors to-
day by two of the Cleveland players
and Duffy's long hits won the game for
Boston. Cleveland batted better than
the Bostons, although it secured no
more hits. The local team was very
unluckv in sending the ball time and
again directly into some fielder's wait
ing hands. Clarkson was hit hard in
two innings only and pitched splendid
ball. He made one of the greatest
stops seen on any bali field, but Virtue
let the ball get away from hIm on
Clarkson's throw, and subsequently
the man who got the benefit of the
error brought his run In. The game
in no way demonstrated the superior
ity of either team over the other.
If it did anything at all it confirmed
the impression that the clubs are two
of the most evenly matched that ever
came together. The attendance was
400, and the day was perfect for ball
playing. Boston got its first run in the
first inning OH singles by Long and Nc
Carthy and Duify's long fly TO Nc
Aleer.
Dury's Three Bagger.
In the third inning Long got to first
on Virtues muff oil a thrown ball and
reached home after Dutfy's three base
HIT Zlmmer's single. Clarkson's S
double and Burkett's fly to Lowe, gave
Cleveland Its first run. In the next
inning the local team scored again on
Mckean's single, Virtues sacrifice and
hot hit to lett field by McAleer. The
score WAS now tie. but IN the fifth
Boston forged ahead again on Tebeau's
tumble Of McCarthy's hot ground hit
and two base Int by Duffy that
banged up against the left field fence.
One more run was added to the Boston
score in the eighth inning on a three
base hit to right field by Duly and
Nasn's line single IN the same dlrec-
tion.
In the ninth IL looked at one time as
though Cleveland would surely tie the
score. The first play was sensational
catch by Duffy of VIRTUES line hit
Then Duffy muffed McAleer's fly and
threw the batter out at second on a
close decision. OConnor hit safely
over second base, and Zlmmer followed
with a tremendous drive to left field
fence for three bases, bringing O'Con-
ner home. Staley fumbled Cisrkson's
hit. but Long got the bail aud threw
the batter out. Score:
CIeveland.-...-o o l ] 0 0 i 3 10 2
Boston~..-...-..-1 o l 0 o l o. 10 2
Batterles-Clsrksons and thinner. Staley and
Kelly. Vmplres-McQaaid and Ganney Tme.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

Engiewood Had a SIoo,ooo Blaze Earl,
Yesterday Morning.

CHICAGO, Oct. ls.-Two lives lost,
twenty buildings burned. Involving q
loss of 100 900. Is the terribls record OF
fire that broke out i'll an Englewo d
bakery TINS morning at i:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Ada Butler was killed 10y jumping
from the thlrd-story OF the Hotei Kent.
ana John Howard was buried IN the
ruins OF the bakery.
The lire started al the corner of Sixty
Third and Wright streets and. famed
by q strong breeze, was soon eating Its
way east and west through that block
facing north on Slxty-Third street, be-
tweet Wright and Honove streets. Al
ter three hours hard work the tiremen
succeeded IN keeping it in these limits.
When the Hotel Kent caught the guests
were selzed with panic. Mrs. Butler.
disregardlng the cries Of the firemen,
leaped from the third story and struck
the ground on her head.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
GRIEVANCES ARE SETTLED.
The Missouri Pacific Telegraph Oper-
ators Get a New Scale

ST. Louis, Oct. lS.-There will be no
strike Of the Missouri Pacific telegraph
ers. A final conference lasting from |
to 7 p. m. resulted in clearing away all
differences as to rules and agreeing on
a schedule of lwages. The committee,
on emerging from Assistant General
Manager smiths office. walked straight
to the telegraph office and sent the fol-
loving dispatch.
"To all dispstchers and operators: A
satisfactory settlement agreed upon at
6:l5 .. m. minimum of $50 on Missouri
Pacific proper and S45 on branches of
Missouri Pacific IN Kansas, also an
average increase 10 dIspatchers of
$50. We will be here a couple of
days longer comparing schedule for
printers. (slgnedD
THE COMMITTEE"
The committee would not state the
exact amount OF the increase, but Il IL
known positively that it aggregates
over So. .0o0yesrly and that u does not
exceed $50 900. The schedule and
rules with the contract has not vet
been signed. but ths viii be attended
90 tomorrow. Tn. reported duphcitv
Of Ramsay IA connection vith the
order - strike on the Santa Pc yesier.
day - denied by Mr. Smith ana also hy
sir. Hammond. superintendent 81 teie-
graph. and hy I. T.. Giilen. chairman
Of the committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
SMASH TWO RECORDS.
Lightning Miles by Hal Pointer and
Eli

Eli.
NASHVILLE, Oct. ls.-Sensstional rae
ing was again the feature of Cumber-
land park today. Two more worlds
records we're broken, and from one of
them fractions we5e twice nppcd.
Hal Pointer, the pride Of Tennessee
hOrsemen, also made a new record for
himself and came within half second
OF tha record of the world. The day
was again clear and beautiful with Just
enough warmth in the sunshine 20
make the general breeze refreshing.
In the unfinished 2.l5 uot Fred :.
Wilkes was fsyorlls in the second beat
At Is 10 80 against the field. Belle
Archer. however. took the hest. bat
Was pushed go close ey Bonnie VII
more that .he had 70 reduce her race
record hy two seconds, coming ia N
9l9s.
Mil Lady took the yesFling pacing
dash in the fast time ot 80 The 2 81,
tfot. one nltlc dash. vas wen essiv ~
hhi aiof. Renue Rel came within
= second ct the svraf old pse'nE rec-
ofd ~ the irst heat % tbe unfinished
year old pace.
The event sTopsns the n,Cst enthu-
sasfn. however. sss the dash between
lisl Fontrf and tluv. TIE crevd
wsatrd to bet. but tne hest nNsFad
srainst fohtsf was ssa res s, saa
sass vas tn onls one hact as tne others
taffef hra. So g. ore ras eH red
against eHv usih 20 tskrrs Iars
we're saas atar - tke segand sitsnpt
anti ttsers lnaHtrfi sfstv fenei featrf
t' IRE fFsat aai ofrea hni a. thH cav
sfsHnd wifh ttaY tfaHne fofntrf
aea tf if rtv isnsfhs 81 afi asrf8as
h-s fseeff fs ihfvs fanfths SO see tsi
sna t1u 8 ssfasa haif asfaat 81 ias
Nefta trr.tf8
Fldlaetaa e tha facefi nf fe7 rzcs
ty aHatters eg t4 htt
faat ftan Nsnef iiaats saf = Nsa
t@fs s. against tser sa-e s<fsss
sts tfat rsfse si.esa iWsaatsaet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
Favorites' Day at Lexington.

LExISGroS, Oct. ISL WAS favor.
ties day today, four out Of five com.
ing home in front. Summaries:
Firstrace, three-fourths of a mile
selling-SalvatIon won, NIrgie Johnson
second, Salina ID. third. time, l:l53.
Second. seven and one-half furlong'
Irish Chief won. Gen Miles second
Flllide third. time. 1891.
Third, handicap, one and one-siy
teenths mIles-Lske Breeze won,
Senoriata second, Bob Lee third; time
las.
Fourth, mile. selling-Cslhoun won
Salina ID. second, Paladim third; time
l:43k.
Fifth, five and one-half furlongs-
Deception won, Belfast second, Bould.
less third; time, l:l9.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

Receiver Asked for the Saginaw Valley a
81. Louis.

DETRoIT, Oct. ls.--Severkl minority
stockholders Of the Saginaw Valley 4
~. Louis Railroad company, hsve
brought suit against the Detroit, Ian
sing 4 Northern Railroad compsny,
lessee of the former road. They
charge that the directors turned ever
all the business properly belonging 10
the Saginaw Valley road 10 the D.. L.
d ", because they had more interest
in the latter. that they cid not observe
the terms of the lease in various psrtic-
uiars: that they did not foster and
promote the business OF the leased
lines; that they unfairly Increased the
operating expenses OF The Saginaw
Valley road, and caused repairs 10 be
made at eptravsgant prices The
plaintiffs claim that by reason Of Va.
nous determinations against the leased
lines the income OF the Saginaw Valley
road hes become insufficient TO pay
the operating expenses ard interest on
the debt. Tins deficiency had - be
made Up by the Detroit, Lansing A
Northern under the terms of the lease,
but plaintiffs aver that the defendants
paid and charged the deficiency sgslnst
the saginaw Valley road a. = losn. IA
accounting between the two railroads
is asked for ss well ss the appo ntnlcHt
OF q receiver for the saginaw Valley
road
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
SKIPPED WITH SIoo. 600.
Superintendent Byrnes Investigating
Two Mysterious Disappearances.

Superintendent Byrnes Investigating
Two Mysterious Dlsappearances.
Nav YORK, Oct. S.-Superlntendent
BYrnes 0has been working upon the
disappearance of Otis Greye, who, It
was said, walked Oft the Fall River
Line steamboat Pilgrim q few days
ago while asleep, and the subsequent
disappearance of Henry II. Finley, q
partner of Greye. and has, he
claims, discovered sufficient TO war
rant belief that neither of the men
is dead, but that they have skipped the
city with about 100000 belonging to
other people. The two men were
largely interested in a Florida land
syndicate with Mr.. Phillips. a tobacco
merchant. A swindlipg scheme of
Sl35, 900 has been revealed to Superin-
:endent Byrnes, 10 which all the men
figure. It's thought that Superintend-
ent Byrnes will have the missing men
in custody i'll short time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
GIVE ME NEW YORK. +"
The Long Distance Telephone Line Used
Yesterday

CHfcAgo. oct lS.-Msvor Washburne
noon and called up New York over the
long distance telephone. Mayor Grant
answered TIE hello and accepted
Mavor Wsshhufns's vrFhsl invitation
tp attend the dedicatofy exercises
Professor rei. Inventor of the tee
phone. talked with &. = Moslvy. vest.
efn superintendent ~ the American
Telephone and Telegraph company. A
cafuet plsYHt hiew "iiaA Columria
into Tho tfsusniiiet. sad ihe New
Work audss0te arpi-udrd tafcums
stances were then reversed ana Nsw
tarA talked 81 th rsen
Ibr lire = esa ntles long. anh ghs
officers = lhr rampsnY rauasi tell how
uurh II eusf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
LADY MANAGERS MEET.
Favorable Reports Are Received From
Twenty-Five Nations.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-The regular meet
ing of the board of lady managers Of
the Worlds Columbian commission
was held today. After Mrs. Mary C..
Bell Of Florida had offered prayer
Mrs. Bedford Fenwlck, president of
the British royal commission, made an
address upon her mission to this coun-
Try in the interests of training schools
for nurses. President Bertha Palmer
then submitted her report, which
showed very favorable progress In the
work of the board. Speaking of the
appointment of foreign committees to
cooperate with the board, Mrs. Palmer
SAID that they were now possessed of
the most powerful organization that
has ever existed among women, having
official committees III twenty-five coun-
tries and favorable responses from
seven others. At the afternoon session
Professors Thomas and Tomlin's re-
ports on music were submitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

WASHINGTON. Oct. ls.-The races 81
Cennings to-day resulted as follows:
First race. 3-mile-walcot won. 81.
rocco second, Lyceum third; time,
l:l4s.
Second. 6a furlongs-osric won, Cot
tonsde second, Barren third; time
l:224.
Third. one mile - Cleaning won
Lowlsnds second, Michael third; time,
Lao.
Fourth. emile - Middle Teton won,
Marshall second, Orphan third; time,
l:02.
Fifth, l-16 miles - Carlsbad won
Versatile second, Algoma third; time
l:49l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
Advance Southwestern Rates,

CHICAGO. Oct. lS.-Southwestern pas
senger rates will be advanced Nov. 10,
to the Old basis. On the same day,
also, all the stop over privileges will be
annulled, tickets being good only for
continuous passage. A correspond
ing advance in rates will be made to all
intermediate points between Chicago
Kansas City and st. Louis. and con.
Meeting lines are instructed to use the
advanced rates as basing rates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
Is nE GUILTY.
Serious Charges Against Quincy Buxi-
ness Man.

QUIEcY, oct. ls.--A warrant has been
issued here FOR the arrest Of +. s.
Throop, one OF the most prominent
business men in the pisce, who is
charged with enucing young rirls into
his rooms for immoral purposes. II
has been rUm0red here for some weeks
that such conduct vRf suing oB. bat -
could not Re suhstsntisted Finally
officers were directed g. keep 3 close
lockout. which resulted sn the charges
hFAlns Ihroop. The accused, who j.
out of town. hss si~sys borne good
reputation here wnsre he has beer ia
business for over thirty yesrs. tie was
90 alghly respected that when h's name
vss Hrsi mentioned so connection RIth
the charges Il Wa denounced on Al
sdes As gigantic tlscfwsiiing
scheme. The town - greatly eacitsa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
NV srsEL sTEhnKEs
IN. Pay Cry ship Ysra. A.. Building
Tle.f q sl-arn-rs.

wEsr Rsg CRY. oct Wheeler \
Co. are building feet Of blE vess ..
ThefhTes stesl steamships WI b. 345
feet. S-5 feet and a77 feet. resVscts ssly
ons ~ theas boats - for y. G. Whit
nsv of Detroit. one for Mitchell A c.,
of Cisvflsud. sno the other for Hsv-
good A A.erv, ~ TIE same place.
Thev vIli 10 finished in tius for the
ersn ne of she spung SESSION and VII
t,e the most complete boats ever turned
oct Ct the Whssffr yard.
fpmpsfs electric iFrt svsiEms wi'i
~ useo 49, 3 good srsd dvnAEno vlil
hs aboard ~ suppiy the rnwer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
Tender Chapman a Benefit.

LOUISVILLE, oct. ls.--The base ball
season IN this city was brought TO a
close today 10y benefit game rendered
Manager Chapman. The Louisvlles
defeated a picked nine by score OF 5
TO @. At the conclusion OF the game
PfeffeT won the long distance throw,
throwing the ball il3 Yards. good
crowd was II attendance, the testi-
monIsl netting Manager Chapman 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

DNSvfa. Col. oct. 18Th he strike
un the Denver 8 Rioursnde came 81 an
end shortly before 2u'ci0tk ths after
noon. super uieudent sample 70.
cetvft a telegram from th~ COMMITTEES
20 strikers accepting his proposition to
g. hack 90 wofs psnding as igvrstiEs-
tion ~ iHe bosff ~ sdIastHeni and
thr Eia Gfsndh management lfaHs
sH ha started aut Ffafu itpth enas of
tHa tnaf as resflT en Hnin ss rersshle
sHd if Is rspeetsd everything ~ili rs
running spiuothly ~ tometfa~ even
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

Erw NoHk. oct. IS-The county
democracy nominated fuii CITY t8ckst
tonight. headed hy ex-CnnFressrfan
John Quinn Tor msvor. The Tsmmsny
l.oane Ter judge e TIE court Of
common piess snd CITY ipdEs were en-
dofssd.
The republican ccnvent-oa tor rtt
nofn}nsted Idw<rd kiusteln. = lswyer.
fgF f8AFnf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

RosfcN. oci. Is --ConFres.msn r. A.
Mofse has sfiien - Mrs tnugsf .
sttornsvs stating that he rss a. vssh
q IN Nfs. tsvHGFr - fn1ussrT. sua
thAf be hss srCtiaa g. rstfsft the ~
fe4sve sfateHlrf,i cred stea sa b ~ fe
.ads however tssr nn~hsfs g. q
tn.t ,hr fcs fe8 80 ffau san deush-
efats ia iHa a. nf snFwnefs flsy
ne.fhsf hsvn Z ss8 thsi Mr HAlfpft
- IS 81. snH sbsH asny taat in nr
pt shed ieffsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

Tnrs uatp. : tHt ls fii.re
reflsj hsfs tensEHi fhst tfne hill sss
faubJ hT Fr Naan sHfh otarfv efs n.i
jafY ass nsE altrr afenasna ~ iaifes
- Nsrs IF i1stshata fef foft hiY tsA fes
Ffsns Naii es. fa ioas pfsa a
fsssF. a#t - iffs sfafs MalleeA ~as
sssfeetsa - tafns sa aa-esftifsfs -
Esffet@aH. tHa sn4ft eisi sic saet eH
esfiatseasat FHss - ffsisfa4fs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
TROTTING AT BELMONT.
Good Track and Fast Races at Phils-
delphia.

PHILApEIPHIA, Oct. lS.-Good race,
were the rule at the second day Of the
fall meeting at Belmont Driving park.
Flax Hal won the fifth heat and race
of the unfinished 2:27 pace. Results:
2:.l7 class, pacing (unfinlshed from
yesterd ay). purse S300-Flsx Hal won
Monreve second, TODD Mohawk third
time, 2:2Ii.
2:2a class, trotting. purse $300-Link-
wood Chief won, Mamie second, Clio
chette third; time. 2:ls3.
2:22 class, pacing, purse $500 (unfin-
ished )--Belton won, The Dude second
Z J s third; best time 2:l6t.
2:22 class, trottlng. purse $500 (unfin.
ished d)--Chester won, George second
Major Flowers third; best time 2:l9s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
Rio Grandc Annual Meeting.

DENVER. Col, Oct. lS.-The annual
meeting of the Rio Grande stock hold
ers took place at noon today. Officers
and directors we're elected. Chairman
Coppel reported that no dividend could
be declared, but tnat surplus earnings
would be devoted to paying off the
huatlng debt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
Skinned TO Avoid Arrest.

TOPEKA, Kas., Oct. lS.-H. d. Barker,
the Santa Fe operator who sent the
bogus telegram from Chief Ramsay
ordering out Santa Fe operators, dis
appeared from Dodge City today and
left no trace. He had learned that
Ramsay and the company intended TO
prosecute him to the utmost limit for
his costly joke and did not wait to be
a orrastad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

CHicAeo. oct. ls.-of the fifteen pee,
started IA the walking match last
night. Stoke. NcCall and Stevens have
dropped ont. The II O'Clock score -
as follow. Click l2s miis.; Hsrt. 1913.
Moore. ll5; Cert~rght. la; Guerrero,
us; Dean, Ill. Connors. 10: Morse.
l0q. hegolmsn, s05, Mcbride, 100.
tampans, $.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

NJ C1FsHTs. 0ct fs-Two young
rirls, daughter rsspscs veiT oi AessFs
isrt pllrsF snf Ifghst. hired horse -
vffyuasr i'srrcttcr NupdsY END hHfe
1fss gss.esred JhsY rave f-efr sssrrhssa
fer ~ e. tt.s usrrHinl ~ihouf teins
cfscevsre1. bar wsrf frsrea g. haeh~s~
tsr. fsse snd csrrtY. where tes tfsi
ras tael
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
Blew His Head Off.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Oct. 49,
Seventy-tive pounds of dynamite ex-
ploded on government dredge boat
SIX miles below here today, tearing the
deck out of the boat and sinking it.
Charles Guns head was blown off and
two laborers lamed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
End of the Convention

BALTIMORE, Oct. lS.-The Episcopal
conference closed here today. The
house of bishops chose Louisville as
the place to hold the next convention,
while the lower house decided on
Denver. special committee will
settle the question.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19

Dave Is ftxaes - a~ We -
fssss ~ less. rba hss ts~sn usssfs 8 81
nfs s - ssanGi irff ssFerer Janet sei
Ha i.a ghf fal CnsrsEo - st4t .si
tfafa aa ibs hefbektoH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-19
Fatally Injured at a Fire.

PLIN CITY, o., Oct. lS.-Fire broke
out in Sherwood's hotel shortly after
noon today. and destroyed thst struc-
ture, together with three dwellings.
Henry kshler was probably fatally in.
jured by falling walls. Loss Sl5,0 900.
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