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INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEA MERS


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SOLD by druggists postpaid receipt Of price,
DR. HUMPHREYS MANUAL (l4f pexes) NAILED
FREE. Humphreys Med. Co., Ill g. 1i3 Willhm.st,
y. Y.
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Clio colt. ~ Iambler) CO. 20
Mutuals-rmn Pey staight paid s2s 20 p,-e ais Is
l,uln Bey got OF a l;t,c in front. but passed on
the turn by wcrnser who made tho running into the
o.ret~h he tired rapidly. Emin Bey, well rden by
Doggctt. up and in a driving finish WIN by
neck: wormscr second length and half before Jordln
who beat Tar Tar;T three lengths. The others were
strung out a considerable distance.
THIRD RACE-For threo-year-ods. $1,000 added. Futur-
Ivy course
.nr ''aqi.
IL. warnks's. ch, stoneneI By Stone; ~ o,,,
j. a. { All Morrls's b. f. Anna B ll9
y strauss br. Aclaam, Ios, Bergen Isl IS
:tcncncll str'gh paid IS o. place s. 30 Anna
Nomad Staacti,c and Fop withdrawn. Stonell
played with hi hor.es and he pleased by two and
half lengths Aoaic Il. second, four lengths before
Acilo,am.
roURIH RACE-Labor Day handicap 5000 added. l
One mile aud three iuronss.
s. E''aq +.
Mnrsa. D,y' b M Moa'na d y kne 4-s
e. L. Morris, b. 2. StsatiHeath ILL.,, II,
w. Iahcana's ch. h. Tea Tray, aged
Ri'ho az D. ~ "" (N,iaiSry q -
Bot I}rant, 3. s. .......... I'll oo-1
Mutual.-Non,aaa straight paid eli 80. pac. 50 o5:
stia;hmcath place paid . 90
Daconet and Lcplnto did not start. Aloha made tho
u
into the stretch finding him clearly and hopcle''y
boa;e, McCanerty generously pulled from the rail 70
let cah hion2h Montana moved up on the out
side at the time, after having bumped into Strsh-
meath once or twice. At the furong post Montana and
s;rahmcath locked horns to spak and the race was
reduced to match them. IL Was terrific drive
&, the finishing post and the verdict nose victory
for Montana Strathneath two and half lengths before
Tea Tray who beat Dcmuth the same distance Garrison
wen, before stewards with remarkable story that
Covngon Sti1thmoath caught hold OF Montanas rein
and pulled Montana back IN the last furonE CO'lhTtoh
denied the charge and declared that Montana foul-d
Strathmeath two three Tho stewards took no
Immediate action. and the ho''es were pleecd as "ey
finished.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 coo. Seven furlongs.
s. ne'''nf n.
j. j. McCaacrty's b. h. Fred Tar1l by Frog
.,..'.. .CM,coCarersy)l 81 .-i
W. Lakcand's en- 2. John co'on,ST9, !, IN J., -
Temple 3. 1o7 c;........,sl@.) 20 -
I@sa' sE:.,$ Gisg%"' i@ i
Kings County. J. TT FL; 90 (Ander'On' so-i lo-i
M%tualsmFrd Ta'al straight paid sss 80 place s7 s.
Silver Prince race. Fred |
Tars took up the running the fall of til. flag
in front the distance cevcrly by
quarters Of length, Alcald. socont length before
John Cavanagh. No bid for tho winner.
SIXTH RACE-Handlcap. 81 $50 added. One mile.
s set'Ingi
r. A. Ehrevs b. T. Fairy by Argvie-Fsiry
Rose, yrs 100 n car 1913. .(NafNaez) So 30
Foxhall Keene's b. c. Candc.obra, g. 100
(MidPey) I2-1 81 |
3. loves br. c. Lowlander. 4. ii3 49,
Chambers 1O-l Al |
Fagot 3. Ldmbeyl l0l al
Ms Dixie. 8. (Blakc) 90
kielbert, g. IOi 3orgcnj 10 Al
kekon ITO .tLitrensIdl "a Il
Merry Monarch. g. 100 Gear. lo5 (Dosaett lol -
Miss Hawkins 4, 80 (futseu) 15-l 81
Time Al.
Mutuals-Fairy STRAIGHT paid Els co. place ala s.
oandeabra place Ieid $50 70.
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Mutuals-Frcd Ta-al straight paid s3s 80 place s7 81
Acalde place Sl7 81.
Silver Prince Wa, rc-orycd for the last race. Fred
Tarsl took up the running the fall of the flag
IN front the entire distance and cievcry by
quarters Of length Alcald- sccOni length before
John Cayanagh. No BID for tho winner.
SIXTH RACE-Iandcap. 81 250 added. One mile.
uoffIn.
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Mutua,s-Fairy STRAIGHT paid 1880, place ala S.
oandelsbna place peid s3j 70.
Ne,aaa DslsyIisn. Cleaning. Saiie McCieiland ana
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Marcus Dalv's b. c. Nontlna. by King
Han-Quccn. 4 yrs. 1l9 D. 'ari>cnJ b. a.
e.. L.. Norrlss b. 2. Stsathnc1th 4. III. :, .
W. Lakclanas Oh. h. Tea Tray, AGED 49,.
(iiamlitoIi,3 6-l 2-l
Dcmuth 5 10 car. lcl)....','. .CTnIaij Q Il -
Al tho 40 d. .(MeCagcrtyJ O. Il
lfs Q Ip-l
I}raHt g. s. III 2o-I
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betting.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
THEY ARE 0NGUARD
Officials Watching Closely for
Cholera.
STEAMSHIPS IN QUARANTINE
II Has Come TO the Worst on the Con-
unens and the Disease Is
Abanng.

NEW York. Aug. 29.-Thls Will be the
anxious week FOR the health officials
who stand guard over the entrance 10
New YORK. A large heet OF foreign
vessels from all parts OF Europe, many
OF them direct from the chOlera-n-
fected districts, are scheduled to arrive
here, aud with the spread Of the dis
ease abroad the chances OF It's being
imported into this port are considered
alarming and ever increasing. The
same scrupulous vigllancs that has
marked the work Of the health officers
AT quarantine ever since the first news
OF the appearance Of the disease in the
ports OF Europe reached here viii con-
tinue 10 be- maintained, and If such ii
thing be possible even greater precau-
tIOus viii be taken. Three suspected
vessels were subjected 10 q rigorous tx
animation at quarantine this morning.
They were the steamer Arizona from
Liverpool, the America, German yes
sci from Hamburg, and the Plcua, from
Mediterranean ports.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
Garheld Park Racrs-

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Seven races with
liberal entries graced the card at Gar
field park today. The attendance was
large and the events well contested, If
not sensational. Falero won the handI-
cap easily IN fast time and Jockeys
Miller and Barrett each put two WINS
To their credit, while Bergen and Jones
were set down for dlsobedleuce at the
post Three favorlties Won. sum
mares:
First race. maiden's 2-year-old, five-
eighths miie-Coghlan won, Governor
Fifer second, Contrary third; time,
I:034.
Second, three-quarters mile-Lucinda
won, Ida second, Gladstone third +;
time, l:l51.
Third, one mile and fifty yards, Sell
ng-Bessle Blsland won, Consgnee
second, Gendarme third; time, I:454.
Fourth, handicap, nine furlongs-
Falero won, Hot Spur second, Chimes
thlTd; time, l:54l.
Fifth, selling. six and one-half fur
longs-AmbOy won, j. Murphy second,
Costello third; time, l:2lf.
Sixth, three-quarteIs mIle-Mlchael
won, Gunwsd second, lvanhoe third
time, l:l43.
Seventh, SIX and One-half furlongs-
Jacobin won, Xnupha second, Annie
Elizabeth third; time, l:2l8.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

BEEIN. Aug. 29.-kiel university has
sent ont ljO physicians, under special
instructions, To wOrk IN the cities where
cholera hss appeared. About half OF
the more advanced students IN the
med cal department are among the
number. several cases of CHOLERA are
reported this evening from Rendzherg.
eighteen m les west Of KEEL. Oldesl0e.
about an hours ride from Hamburg
and Neumeister. seventeen miles south
west of KEEL. Ia ali the towns families
from Hamburg are said 20 have taken
temporary residence within the last
week.
HAvFE, Aug. 2q.-SiVty fresh cases
OF cholera have been found here to-
day and twsnty-four cases have ended
fatally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
Rawthorne PAX Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Two favorites
won at Hawthorne today, with one
second choice aud three long shots.
The track was in good condition, but
not fast, and the attendance was far.
Pat Dunn captured two races with En-
garta, and " estover and Slaughter won
two winners. The racing was interest
ing. summaries:
First race, five furlongs-Constantine
won, Laural second. Union third; time,
l:043.
Second, nine furlongs-Engarita
won, Torrent second, Cicero third
time, los.
Third, seven furlongs-Ethel won,
Mirabeau second, Aitarro third; time,
1880.
Fourth, selling. one mile-Lsdy Tn
dee won; Chapman second, InsOlence
third; time, 1:44i.
Fifth, selling, three-fourths mile
Westoyer won, Woodford second, May
Blossom third; time, l:l7I.
Sixth, selling, three-fourths mile
Tamerlane won, Forrest King second,
Roley Boley third; time, l:i7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
FROM PITrsBURG FORCES.
Pinke1tous Want Their Gaas-No Signs
ol Weakening.

Pinkertous Want Their G1as-Nc Signs
o. Weakening
Prr-rUB9, Aug. 29.-goday archi-
tects began the preparation of plans
for two hotels of a5o1l o.even rooms
each 90 be erected lust inside of t1e
m'ilBrd az Muuhal station, f0r tao
use ot single eupi0yes 0i tht Carnegie
steel company. The huiic n~s viii bc
fitted with all kinds OF convenience
An oihcai ot the company ssIt today
"Our idea IS 20 give our man nice
room good food ali AL convenience.
possible for q small e1m por week.
They viii be SIS comfortable rs i they
were 81 home.
A surprising number ot P.ukerions
were IN Homestead today ana tDsre a
mach suppressed exc iemeui over tbe
proposed search for tae guns 81 tlc
captured plnkerf1us. For several
week puknro1's best detectives have
been eudeavornE co locate tlr weapons
and now, with tIe authority 0t search
warrants. taev propose Go compe. the
possessors If thc Mmchestcrs So eur-
render them Two months ago fhe
great steel works shut 1own, AMI 20 far
SIS toe meB are co1sr8et trere uo
porcepube weakeru uE, ucr d0 tae
majority express auv tnu0 ~ victory.
The firm nsists SHAT - far as fhev are
concerned, the strike is over and T.nl
10 fac mllIs a. fuc.r evidence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
sheepshesd Bay Races.

NEW losB, Aug. -. - ~heepsheai
Bay track results today.
Fret race. tnree-q gartsr's of mile
Dr. Hasbrock won. A Cha second. Race
land tnri. time, l-e4 f5.
second. fve-etg .fths mile kunyon
won. Prince George second, spartan
lhirt. time, l-0i %.
THIRD. one mis-Anns Won Mary
Stone secont Homer third tne I-42.
Fourth. fhree-5 5usrters of mile
p8rvsuue won. -, Felv second. Lord
Mo'ev tari. tnp. l.lo 80.
Fifth. seve0-eE Ehtas w e-Iord Dai-
meuv Won. Bttsnaa second. Noma
ihr8 tine
skin. one m Tom Rogers won.
Nsdri second Au-a = ta.ri tme
f.i14F
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
49, LN ~ MUD.
Nebraska Soldiers and Sailors Encounter
a storm

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 2s.-ihe
fourteenth annual reunlon OF the
Nebraska solalers and sailors Was
formally opened today. The encamp-
meat grounds have been named camp
Sherman. When morning came the
camp was almost a wreck. Last nights
storm had wrecked tents and booths,
aud made the grounds bed q mud
But =awtust and large gangs OF men
soon had the grounds IN order. Al
o clock this evening the local reunion
COMMITTEES formally turned the camp
over 10 the department commander,
Dlworth, and statf. Nesrly 5000 yeter-
ans are already % camp with their
families and hundreds more are arrlv-
ing on every train. BY Tuesday nlgnt
7 600 veterans vii be here and the
total OF campers viii be 10000. TINS
evening a special train from Camp
Lincoln. Superior. Neb., brought IN GOO
veterans, who spent week III camp
there and are ready Tor another week
here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

LAT0NIA, KY. Aug. 29.-FOllOwing
are the results of today's races.
First race, three-tourths of a mile
White Nose won, HIppona second, Ma
liss third; time, 81.
Second, threo-fourlhs of a mile-Gen-
eral Miles won. sweet Blossom second
Annie p third; time. l:2l.
Third. one m.ie-Tenny Jr won, Dave
second Clementne third, time, las.
Fourth. seven and one-f0urth fur
longs-W T won, Little Annie second
Miss Knott third, time. l.i2
Fifth. five-eighths of mile-Han-
ngsn won. Nellie shaw second, Fay:
third. time, loo.
sixth. three-f0urths of r mile Rose
Ola won, NJ hcGreg0r second, Jolly
Tar tnlrd. time. i.2N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
Buffalo Rank R-cuoerated

BUFFALO. Aug. 29.-The Empire State
Savings bank. the successor Of the de
tunct National Savings bank, which
Treasurer Damn wrecked, Will Open for
business on Thursday. The resources
are little over 81 900 900 and the LA
bilities, after scaling down as per order
of the court, are S50,0 coo less than the
assets. According 10 the orders OF the
court p per cent must be paid immedl-
ately upon resumption of business and
p per cent within sixty days there
after. There IS enough cash On hand
10 meet all these demands, and Judge
Daniels saws that the bank Will soon dc
a larger business than its predecessor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

ISDEFENoENcE, Aug. 29.-2:30 trot,
8, ,00O-Mula Wilkes won. Geneva sec
ond, Judd's Haby third, Democrat
fourth, Pet Daylse Fife dlstanced
Longran Airiech dlstsncet; time, 2.l4l
2.l55, 2I5f.
230 pace. $ .O00-Flving Jib won,
Ella Brown second Walnut Boy third
LOafer fourth. Female Pirate fifth;
time, 2:l3t, 2.l4t, 2:lll.
2:l6 pace. al ,0J0-Blue sighwon, Wa
terloO Boy second. Speers third. storm
fourth, Prince Hal dlstanced; ume,
2:l2l, 2:lli. 2:l2k.
TwO-year-old 3-mlnute .trot, purse
II ,0O0-Tuscarora won, Eloree second,
Lesa Wilkes dlsisnced, W.Ong dis
tanced. Mary Magdelene distanced
time, 2:202, 2.22l, 2:23l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
KlLLEDIN HISYARD
Prominent Newspaper Man of
Fresno, Cal.
IT is LOUIS 8. M'WHlRTER
H.s VIE Finds Him Dying With Two
Empty RevolvsFs Near, bat the
MuraeIers Had rs "a ped.

FRssNo, Cal, Aug. 29.-Tne body Of
LOUIS 3. MoWhlrteT. well-known cltl-
zen, vas found Al the rear u hls resi-
dence early th.s morning and Il was
discovered .hat he had been assasSna-
ted by unknown persons. McHhlrtef
came 10 California from Tennessee hye
or SIX years ago, and has since been
prominent 10 politics here. lie was for
d time part owner Of tie Daily Demo
crat, a newspaper OF this city. McMhlr-
ter heard noise outside the house and
went out 20 investigate lie was al
sent but few moments when hls wife
heard fuslade of shots. Mrs. Ne
Whirter hurried 70 her husband and
found him dying. Ten minutes later LIE
was extinct Close by las SIDE she
found his revolver with SIX chambers
empty. few feet distant was
another with three chambers empty.
The prevailing opinion ls that
the foul murder was planned and exc
cuted by ms political enemies, while
another theory that robbery was the
intent and purpose, and that wuen
they found themselves discovered, the
robbers killed McWnirter. The victim
was prominently identified with demo
cratic politics and was an active and
aggressive citizen. lie was about 10
years OF age and leaves wife ana 3
year-old child. tie was well known in
Nashville, Tenn, and in lSS4-S5 was
deputy commander for Tennessee at
the New Orleans exposition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

msn on tho infected steamship Corona
from Hamburg 90 Niddiesborough. dled
rn Nddlosbor ugh today of AsaUc
cholera. The Gerona seaman who died
Of cbolers ON saturday was buried in
Middlesborough today C0fhn anu body
were saturated vith disnfectadts The
hearse took tbe body directly % the
graveyard and the coffin Wss lowered
into tne grave without prayer or hymn.
Nohody. except The undertaken and MS
assistants attended the funeral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

MAsCoUrAH, H.. Aug. 23-Thomas
Wilson. negro, called At the home of
Mrs. Dahne Miller, an aged widow.
west Of here, Ia this county, Saturday
afternoon. He asked for food and It
was given to him. After sat sfying hls
appetite the brute struck the widow
down with MS tist, brutsliy assaulted
her, and robbed her OF $25. The scoun-
drel WAS captured by citizens a short
time later and came near being lynched.
The sheriff finally landed the man IN
the county jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
Gloucestcr Races.

GLOUCESTER, Aug. 29.-Results are
today: First race, one mlle-Kate c
won, Montreal second, Bonnie , third;
time, I:4S.
Second. four and one half furlongs-
Sister Louise won, SllFena second
Sweetie third; time, :5Si
Third. five-eights of a mIle-Ingara
won, Molhe Y second, Estelle VI talrd
time, 1909.
Fourth, six and one-half furlongs-
Onaway won, Mamie b second, Bargain
third; time, 1921.
Fifth, hve-eights of . mlle-Queen
Dor won, On-thc-Lea second, Arthur
DAVIS third; time, l.o4.
Sixth, seven-eights of a mile-Easter
won, Wallace G. fecond, Mountain Deer
third; time, 1889.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

SAN FRANcTsCo, Aug. ga collision
in Frisco hay sunday resulted 10 the
drowning of three men. The snip Ala
media, from Phi'adelphis. after 8 voy-
aye OF 2a3 DAYS, was being t0wed IN
when she colAded visa toe local
schooner Maid of Orleans. Captain
Charles Trainer. the negro cook and "a
sailor Of the schooner were swept Off
by the ships boom and drowned. The
ship was little damaged. but it Will cost
$1,000 70 raIit the sonnoner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

TIProN, lad. Aug. ga purse Of
SO2 was taken up IA the various
churches Of Windfal 10 be used 10 de-
Tending Mrs. Benjamin Vice. Mrs.
Frank FOuch and Mrs. Richard Illus
ton, the three women VINO Talded the
two saloons OF that place few days
since. A general subscription paper
Will be stalt tomorrow, and the
friends OF the women claim there viii
be no trouble III raising q large sum.
The affair has assumed considerable
importance and both sides have re-
tanned an array OF legal aid. The de
molished saloons have had their dam
aged fronts repaired and are ready 10
resume business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
Tudpe Mavnard Declines.

Troy, y. Y. Aug. 29.-Judge I. II.
Maynard OF the court of appeals has
written letter TO Chairman Edward
Murphy of the democratic state com
mittee requesting that his name be not
considered 10y the committee in making
nominations for chief justice OF the
court of appeals. Judge Maynard ex-
presses the opinion that the nomina-
ton should be gwen 20 one of hls SEN
Tor colleagues on the court OF appeals
han.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
POLICEMAN WITH a JAG.
Crowd OF Brooklynites Call Him Down
Suspended and Arrested.

Crowd OF Brooklynites Call Him Down
Suspended and Arrested.
Nav loRK, Aug. 29.-Oilicer William
Bennett, Brooklyn policeman, was
severely handled 10y crowd which re-
sented his brutality 10 a cripple. Ben
nett was drunk, and when ne was asked
by John Gerry TO call an ambulance
for man who had been hurt IN Jump
ing oil q car he proceeded to club Ger
~. 4 crowd had gathered and II be
came plain to everybody that Bennett
WAS drunk. He assaulted men all
around hlm with ms stick, and the
crowd closed IN on him and held him.
He resisted vigorously and got pounded
John J. Halloran, who was en-
tirely sober came to Bennett's
help. Some of the crowd explained
the situation to HIM. He pitched in to
extrlcate Mr.. Bennett and had hls club
taken away and has helmet crushed.
The crowd seemed not deslrous Of seri-
ouslY barmlng either policemen. IL
merely wanted TO restrain tue drunken
one, who had been making life in the
nelghbOrhood unsafe since midday.
The two policemen finally got out of
the tumult and went TO the Vernon
avenue station. Acting Captain Kelly
noticed Mr. Benefits condition and
immediately suspended him and sent
hlm TO bed. Mr.. Kelly Will prefer
charges before the Brooklyn cOmmls-
sioners against Mr.. Bennet, and Gerry
viii get warrant for his arrest for as
sault.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

thereupon attacked Mss Giuter
Both women fought yalliantly Il pro
tsci Their honor aud in the melee the
sons II Ars- trnter. aged 5 And lb
years, respectively. arrived 1oms from
q f.s,t - tae c.ly, ard soelng tlem Alr
Bitter ted, leaving hls CLOTHES on the
porch. 4he iads gave chase and rlu
hlnl into 6 swamp, nually oTeriaklug
auc oTeruoeer aan- Binding Nr.
hueT's lsss ans arus fast Nlth ona .ug
twiue ala covering lz Wi.h marsh
hay % protect llI tne aoys letf 3 81 .n
the swamp went q lRloa q s. se
cured tae ass stance ct Constable Joa4
son and returning 10 where Mr. Iltter
lay. brought h.m 70 tlls ctr Tor lnaar-
cerauon in the county JAIL Hrs oia-
ter and daughter were severely ha1-
died pa tie fgDt aud are proslraled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30
CRIME uNFoLDs A TALE.
Vagabondage OF Once Prominent Indi-
anan Brought TO Light.

anan Brought 10 Light.
KANSAS CITY, No, Aug. PA shoot
inc case in Clay county brings out an
interesting story OF a vagabond lawyer
who at one time was prominent al De
catur, adams county. Ind. While
samuel J. Jordon, Jr., alias George H..
SwaTtz, ailas Joseph COughin, was SIT
ting with "a boy companion, Joseph
Cochran, of Tolono, H., who had been
travelling with HIM for about a year,
he was set upon by Dave POston and
Charles Busnard and robbed OF sl25
wi eli be had Just received from h,s
SISTER. The men then shot Jordan
IN the back and shot at Cochran "a. he
ran away. Jordan : seriously wound
ed and will probably die. Ia his ante
morten statement he SAID be was form
erlv member of the firm of Black
burn IL Jordan, of Decatur, Ind, and
was candidate for mayor three years
ago, but being defeated by eleven
votes. lie saws that drink and NOR
phine drove him 90 vagrancy, and be
has been common tramp for some
time. The boy who was with him Is
from Tol0no, Ill, wlero nis father
owns a farm. The men who did the
shooting are well known, aud WHOM
thev had robbet Cochran they decided
90 Kill him TO keep him from telling
on them. 4 posse Is searching for the
hlghWaymen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

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