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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
BY THE GAS ROUTE
Two SYracusians Found AS
phYxiated in Their Bed.
SUICIDAL OR ACCIDENTAL
Peculiar Mystery Surrounding the Pass
Ing on of an unknown Man and
Woman IN New York.

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-Late Wednes-
day evening . man and woman. re-
specially dressed. and about 80 years
old. vent 10 the Hotel Colombo. at No.
$50 bleexsr street The man wanted
swo looms Tor himself and companion.
who, he said. was his married sister.
The proprietor said That nc had only
one room vacant II which there were
two beds. The couple refused To accept
the room. Some time after they IT,
turned and decided 10 take 1t. They
registered as "a. Valentine" and "E.
f.omascle OF Syracuse" They paid the
bali and nothing was heard from them
until Friday morning, when the ser
want went 10 arrange the room. Mrs.
I.omasele said she would DO the work
HERSELF.
Nothing further Was known of the
couple until TINS afternoon when a
servant becoming alarmed Al smell OF
gas issuing from the room occupied by
tie Syracuse visitors, called = police
man and had the door burst ooen.
Iae man aud woman were found dead
IL the same bed. The gas was turned
on but It IS generally believed that It
Was due TO accident. On the person OF
the man was found SO also gold pen.
Inc woman had silver watch and
two excursion tickets between New
York and syracuse. On an envelope
was the address. Louis Valentine"
A brass check was also found III the
Tooai on watch was inscribed, "Ine
sol Baggage Process company, 1870
syraeuse."
The bodies are yet At the hotel wait
ing 10 DO cared for by relatives or TO be-
sent " the m0rgue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
JIMMY" CAN'T RIDE.
Bicycilsts Go Very Fast al the Riverside
Meeting.

WAvERLY, y. j., Oct. l5.-Tnere was
a large crowd present at the FIRST an
nusl bicycle meet OF the Riverside Attn
letie club, which was held here thus af-
ternoon. The weather WAS perfect.
A. A. Zimmerman Was present, but he
would not ride as ms doctor had for
hidden him 10 go on the track again
this year.
The following are results of races:
Two mile handicap, won by +. l..
Blauyelt. Il. NJ. Z. L.; time, 4:53 20.
Three mile team race, won by Or
ange A. c.; time, 900.
Two mile scratch. won by II. Z.
Wheeler. Orange A. c.; time, 6:l3 4-5.
one mile novice, p. X. Bird, MAN.
haitian A. c., and Columbia college;
time, PAP So.
Two mile scratch, Essex county
championship, won by Ill. c. Wheeler,
Orange A. c., time. 5:23 l-5.
One mile Handicap, won by Paul
Grosch, Passac Wheelman; time,
els SO.
One-hslf mile handicap, won 10y A.
ID. Tompkins; time, l:62 3-5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
BETTING ON HARRISON.
New York Bookics Offering Odds That
the President Is Elected.

New York Bookics Offcring Ooos lhat
the President Is Elected.
New YoRK, Oct. 15.-Bets are being
made here on the coming presidential
election with ODDS favcrIng Harrison.
Billy Edwards of the Hoffman house
has entered in his book:
g, 500 to $500 that Harrison selected.
$500 to s., 900 tina; Harrison carries
New York.
$500 to $500 that Cleveland carrier
New York.
$4,000 to 81 200 that Cleveland is
elected.
$1,000 On parts) to $4,000 that Har-
rison carries New York, Indiana and
Connecticut.
SIC, 900 (said to be Herman GelrIch's
money)to Sll ,000.thst Cleveland carries
New York, New Jersey and Connect
cut.
$1,000 TO $1,000 that Weaver will
carry Nebraska, said 10 have been bet
by TOBIAS Castor, democratic national
committeeman of that state.
$500 to 81 900 that Harrison doesn't
carry Indiana.
$1,000 to s., 900 that Tsmmany has
20, 600 majority below the Harlem.
81, 800 10 81 500 that Cleveland carries
New York by 5000 or more.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

The New York Doodle Alderman Re-
leased From Sing Sing Yesterday.

The New York Doodle Alderman Re-
leased From Sing Sing Yesterday.
SISa SING. y. T., Oct. l5.-Ex-Aider-
man Henry w. Jsehne was liberated
from sing sing prison at $50 O'Clock
TINS morning. lie had breakfast in hIs
cell with the other cCnvicts at an early
hour and was then taken TO the stste
shop. where no was given q new suit of
dark clothes. pair of new shoes, q
derby and a white snirt. After he was
fitted out he vent among his convict
friends and babe them gOod-by. As no
passed through the yard he shook
hands with all the keepers, who wished
Inn good luck. lie was then
taken 70 the clerks Office. The clerk
gave nim BIS discharge papers. ss3 ne
brought here With him s23, the amount
ne earned while IA pV son. several small
articles, els personal property and a
ticket 20 New York. lie then bid the
Official. oood-by and went from the
prison 20 the PnRnlx hotel. None of
hrs friends was on hand 10 meet nirn.
lie took the .06 train Tor New York.
Jashue would not give any informs-
ton about ms future plans. Abou.
twenty reporters from New York pa
pers came here 20 see Jsehns. bot he
had left for New York before they ar
rived. t having been arranged to get
hsm OF Early 40 that he might give the
reporters she ship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
ENGINEERS GO OUT.
Rio Grande Drivers Want TO Eat When
and Where They Like.

DENVER, Colo, Oct. l5.-The en-
gineers on the second division of the
Denver Il Rio Grande railroad, went
out on strike at O'Clock TINS morn
ing and no trains are running from
Salida TO Grand Junction. The cause
of the strike Is the laying off of the
engineer Billy Gordon some weeks ago.
superintendent Rldgeway posted an or
der AZ Minturn that no engineer of a
freight train should TO allowed to stop
for meals between Mlnturn and Grand
Junction. Engineer Gordon, who was
the first man 10 travel over the road
after the order was posted. refused TO
20 out until the Orier WAS taken down.
Gordon was lad Oft indefinitely and a
strike of all the engineers of the Rio
Grande was declared this morning un-
I'll Gorden should be put back. About
200 men are out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Holbre and HunsIet are flooded. Sew
eral piers in The River Tyne were dam
aged By the storm. Many vessels con
Inue TO take shelter there. A terriflc
sea Is running IN the Irish channel
The mail boats plying between Eng
land and Ireland have been greatly de-
layec. Large tracts of land In the
north Of Wslos have been flooded.
The Deux tiamins, French lugger,
has been blown ashore Oh the island OF
Guernsey, where she broke up. All
her crew were drowned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

CHreAao, Oct. I5.-The case Of John
Cudahy and A. VI. Wright. who were
arrested on complaint of Thomas J.
koush, charged With conspiracy 20 cor
ner the market IA short rhs, was on
hearing ia Justice Gisnnon's court this
afternoon aud resulted IN the discharge
- the defendants. The conduct of
the prosecution vas such that Attorney
trude, representing toe defense, chsr-
scieflted it "a "ImbeCdlty linked with
rsscsi'ty, and says thst be viii "a be-
Tore the Srand jury aud have Boush
add Others inflicted for conspiracy TO
persecute Nessrs. Cudahy and Wright.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Pi;rsburg Cable Runs Into a Parade With
Fatal Results.

PITTsBURG, Oct. IA cable car 90
ing down bill colldsd with republi-
can marching club at Fulton aud Town
send streets this evening, killing boy
named Henry APPEL, who was carrying
a torch; fatally inJuring Ward Rutiner,
aged Is. who had both legs cut OFT; and
seriously injunng Henry Smlther. aged
-. and Robert Grunef. -Four or five
others rece we'd lsss serious injuries.
Gripman Glednill surrendered himself
20 the police. lie says that the rails
were so slippery that toe brakes would
not mold the cars. Ward Ratfuer died
at 100 o'clock tonight from bis injur-
"a
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Teohnicalit:es of Fusion.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Oct. l5.-Late this
evening the state central committee
began mandsrnus proceedings against
Secretary of State Frederick +.
Brown, to compel hlm to place
the names OF nine electors on the
democratic ticket on the Australian
ballot. when the names OF the candi-
dates were filed on Monday the demo-
cratic committee handed N five Cleve-
land electors, four Weaver electors
Secretary Brown refused to place the
names on the democratic ticket on tie
ground that four of the names are also
on the Weaver ticket.
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DAILY IS GUILTY.
Jury Finds Verdict Against Tolcdo's
Doodle Alderman IN Trp Minutes.

jury Finds verdict Against Tolcdo's
Doodle Alderman IN Tep Minutes.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct l5.-John Daily,
liking" of the counciimen boodlers,
was found guilty TINS morning. The
charge of the jury occupied but about
ten minutes, and the caee was gwen to
the jury AZ $50. Everybody antlcl-
pated = long session and possibly
hung Jury.
DAILY went down TO get shaved, but
had scarcely got into the BARRIERS chair
when the officers we're after him, the
jury having announced that they had
sgreed. When Daily was brought into
tue court the foreman OF the jury an
nounced that they had found
the defendant guilty. They had
besn out but ten minutes.
The punishment for a public Official So
licilBg brides Is fine of 500 and from
one 10 i've years n the penitentiary.
Counsel for the defense will on Mon
day tie motion for snswtr,sl. Mean
time Daily "a out on 81 900 bail. The
attorneys for Councilman Frank c.
Tanner. who was one of the SIX IN
dictsd VITA Day. this afternoon asked
for struck jury. Tanners trial will
begiu on Tuesday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

trains may move tomorrow. Two
trains are lost in the mountains
aud can not DO located The
loss Of life IN the mountains VII
undoubtedly be great; no news viii
Dc received from there n many days.
A track walker was foand dead near
Lymon, on the Rock Island. sheep
herder and 500 sheep perlshed near
Colorado springs, while Charles Beat
TIE. living IN . tent near Go orsdo
Springs, died Of exposure Fortunes
nave been lost by the freezing of cattle
on the plains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Arrangements Made Tor q Crediiabie
Showing al Chicago-Notes-

oLc"A4ik ~
ANN ARBos, Oct. l5.-MIch.gan Uni
versity will be represented st the
worlds fair. Regent Peter y. Cook,
chairman vi the committee detailed 20
look after the varsity exhibit, Gays
that with the specimens Of our fsuna
already IN the museum and new coll
lectlope that he a. making, the exhibit
Will be complete. Prof. stecre says taat
Michigan University has in IT. museum
animals, birds and corale which no IN
stltutIon IN the world can duplicate.
Abundant space has been granted IN
the Michigan state building and 81 800
OF the legislature 5000 sppropriA-
ton for college exhibits goes 10 the state
varsity.
The university has Joined sn sssocia-
ton OF western universities for the pur-
pose of carrying out the university ex-
tension movement. PToiestort Adams,
Demmon, Thomas, Scott, 1arhaft and
steere Will deliver lectures Oh subjects
appeftsining TO tbe.r several depart
iDents covering broad range Of study.
The Students Christian association IL
carving out the educational movement
IN its own particular field. October Is
10 50 Bible institute VIII be held here,
conducted on the plan 80 fUccessfnlly
earned out during the two pact years
Prof. Notnn OF Chicago Cpsversliy viii
conduct the New Testament work and
Prof. Price OF the came institution viii
conduct work on the Old TestamenL
la January the association vii ceie-
brate us thirty hfth anniversary.
The athletic board ct its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday, reported
| 5000 So IN the exchecq1er. -Four hun
drec dollars, toe amount received - q
gift from the Lecture association, viii
toe devoted TO permanent improve.
mens on the athletic grounds. The
board unsnimousiy resolved that the
! association should DO al ia It's power
to discourage al football or cane
rlshes between the different classes
and that all encouragement i,e gwen %
make held day an important stbietle
event instead OF the rrutsi event Of
= cane or football rush." The regular
annual held Gay vii be held SATURDAY,
October q. TrsnloT Fitzpatrick 81 De
trou has been rc-engaged, and TIE
sprinters have begun training. foiicE-
ing is list Of eveDtE. One Eslle hfcycle
race, Emile bicycle race, 100 wards
dash, 220 yards dash. z4s wards run. $40
wards run. mile rBn, ] mile walk. l20
| ysros hurdle, go ysrds hurdle, rDn-
ming high jump, running broad JumD.
putting l6-pouno shot, Throwing 10
pound hammer, pole vault, high kick.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

LANSING, Oct. l5.-The twenty -first
annual session OF the Michigan y. NJ.
Z. A. practically closed today so far as
the business session rs concerned. al
though services will be held tomorrow.
The following were elected members OF
the executive committee today: X. {.
Vsntuyl, w. S. Rathbone, r. ID. Tay-
Tor, I. T. Leete and Silas Former of
Detroit; president, George +. Mosher.
Hlllsdale, and Prof. X. :. Adam of
Albion. Financial pledges we're Sc
cured to the amount of g 200 for work
of the coming year. Executive COM
mlttee will determine the place Of next
annual meeting, which will be either
Bay City or Battle Creek.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

SYRACUSE, Oct. l5.-Anslo Valentine,
the dead man, Is an Austrian and has
been IN this city about three years. For
the past two years no has worked Tor
the Solvey Press company and boarded
with the Lamanchls. Last Tuesday
he quit work, and accompanied by
Mrs. Lamsnchls. the dead woman, went
20 New York 20 witness the Columbian
celebration. lie was single and q
years OF age. She Is 50 years old. The
boarders at the house say that they
never saw anything out or the way be-
tween the two
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Paw Part of the Premiums.

LANSING. Oct. l5.-The business COM
mittee Of the State Agricultural society
held a meeting here today and decided
to pay 80 per cent of the premiums
which, after paying necessary and
current expenses, will exhsust the
amoont In the treasury. II lie hoped that
scheme may very soon be devised
to pay them Ia full. President Ball Is
authority for the statement that the
business committee Is unanimously IN
favor Of holding fair next year upon
their grounds here, Notwithstanding II
is that of the worlds fair, and that one
will be held If this opinion IS concurred
in by the executive committee ct its
meeting in January.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

WORTHWHILE, Oct. 15.-Sheldon C..
Root died at his late residence in this
village at III O'Clock today. He was
born IN Southampton, Mass, Deem
Der 3, 1910, came 10 Michigan in 1888
and located on q new farm IN Salem.
In 1886, September %, he married
Laura j. Northrop, daughter of DIR. f..
Northrop, pioneer physician well and
fayorably known tor many years IN
this community. Four sons were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Root. and two of them
and their mother survive the deceased.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Rainy Track at Toledo.

TOLEDO. Oct. l5.-This, the closing
fall race meeting, furnished the best
sport of the week. Weather showery,
track fast. Results:
First race, 3-year-old trot, purse $50
Mama won. Silver Plate second
Vandeer third; best time, 2.2S}.
Second. 2:34 trot, purse S250-In this
race there were fifteen starters and five
of these got first place in as many
heats. Six heats were trotted when the
race was postponed until Monday. The
free-for-all trot also went over after
one heat had been finished,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Saginaw LuFub-~msn Secure LsrF- Tracts
81 Canadian Pine

sserSsw. Oct lbs-Ssgfnsv valley
iumttfnefi nre rsnsscking CsDsos fof
Tnue timber thst can D. drought r. The
mills here - 20 manufactured, Dut
prices 81 liInits are advancing - RAP
"a II thst q VII have Tendency 70
ftssek Investments ~ ths govern
flsnt ssie ~ liffits - Toronto a dezsh
Mehiran iafnhsrrseu ~sre ps-sert.
ssot - - yer srcsits fns9e - Cans
assus George IS Pack purchased one
nat tor ~rici Pc pad t81a,t tlIe
isrFsst saan Fstr 81 q for e hntit Ia
CsnsaH ffs ioe2tsd pa sbs A lEun
dfstrfr1
knEtnsv TsleT firms sfs putting in
osnys ln ne t+sossssn iaT dissricl. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

SAGINAW, Oct. l5.-Charles +. Crisp,
speaker of the house of representatives,
addressed an immense audience at the
Park street rink this evening. Many
prominent democrats of the state &C.
cupied seats on the platform. Judge
Crisp was escorted 10 the rink 10y sev-
eral bands and the saginaw and owosso
democratic clubs. lie made q strong
speech on the tariff question and great
ly pleased the large audience present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Rpbber Trus, Elect, Directors.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA meeting OF
the directors of the United States Rub
Der company, organized under the
laws of the state Of New Jersey, with
capital of $4,000, 900. was held today
at the office of the company, No. is
William street, and the permanent or
ganizstion was completed by the cleo
ton of board OF directors.
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BURNED FIVE PERSONS.
Terrible Explosion of Natural Gas at An
Indiana Oil We'll.


Indiana Oil Well.
Sr. Mays, OHIO. Oct. ia bad ac-
eiient occurred at the Hyatt farm,
near Camden, Ind, last night. A large
gusher had just been completed and
when the crude oil was turned into the
tank there were quite a number of
persons on top to watch 1t. BY some
means the gas became ignited and a
heavy explosion followed throwing
those on the tank In every direction.
Following is list of those injured:
Jacob Llstenfelt, face, hands and
arm badly burned.
A. " Hyott, seriously burned about
the face and arms.
J. c. Graves, slightly burned; hurt
about head.
Charles Wood, badly burned on the
face and about entire body; recovery
doubtful.
A. Il. Wilker. severely burned about
face and hands.
The tank was entirely destroyed /;
loss about $500.
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KILLED FOUR MEN.
A Flume Caves in and Buries Siz
Lsborcrs.

SENECA FALLS, n. Y, Oct. 15.-After
the Gleason mills closed tonight force
of men were set at work To clean out
the flume and clear the causeway.
At 5 o clock the tlume caved IN,
burying tue men who were at work.
Three dead men, George Zeigfred.
Michael Mansell and Michael Conroy
have been taken out of the pit. Patrick
Martin was taken out alive, but died a
few minutes later. II is not certain,
but the managers seem to think that at
least two others are yet in the runs,
though they cannot give names.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Races Closed at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10. The fall
meeting at the Pniladelphia Driving
park ended this afternoon. Daisy Z
won the unfinished 2:27 trot and the
2:33 pace wac captured ~ Amelia, a
year and months old mare from the
Round Top New Jersey stock farm.
The meeting was success. Sum-
mares:
2:27 class, trottine, purse $500 fun
finished daisy Z won, Kitty Frazier
second, Florida third; best time. 2:22a.
2:33 class, pacing, purse $300-Amelia
won, Harry second, Daniel Murphy
third; best time, 2:25t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Heavy Track at independence.

INDEPENDENCE. Oct. ia pleasant
day, good crowd and heavy track
saw but one race finished and another
laid over. The 3-year-old 2:35 class.
carried from Thursday, was won by
Wardship, Bert Oliver second, Frank
Bellows, third best time. 2:254.
The 2:25 trot had fourteen starters,
and in the three heats trotted the fin
ishes were exceedingly close. Lady
Jane won two heats 2:22} and 2:2l.
Ida ID then took heat in 2:le}.
This race goes over until Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
End of the Lexington Meet.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. l5.-Tbe trot-
ting races closed here today with the
unfinished POT class from yesterday.
Sternberg took the fifth and sixth
heats and the race. Marvin drove
AIion two miles, the first in 2:l6. and
the second in 2:l9A. He broke badly
each time. Sunol and Moquette were
exhibited. Summaries:
2:27 class, purse 81 ,000-Sternberg
won. Lee Russell second, Andy Gutter
tnIrd; best time. 2:lSl.
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Killed bv a Train.

FARwELL, Oct. l5--The Toledo, Ann
Arbor 4 North Michigan section fore
man at Lake George, named McFad-
den, was struck and killed by . local
freight tram tins morning while taking
a hand car from the track.
Flrebugs last night cremated about
$50, 600 feet of lumber located on the
Flint & Pere Marquette railroad, three
miles south of this place, and owned
by Henry Harris, of Mt. Pleasant.
Loss about g, 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Three Men Hurt BY Boiler Explosion.
one Wlu D5e.

PnRrsucrfu, Ohio. Get. i5--oue OF =
bstteryof ar boilers AZ the Burgess
steel and Iron works exploded THIS
morning. wrecknx the rest and az
riouslv nI1cag three men. az follow
j Brown, engineer. scslted. bcS
F,smnnnR. fireman. sssldsd and ieg
broker. saurEc bressier. bscs injured
~ - ing timber. Toe last named
eanrof I've and the others may de.
Many others wsre more or lsss iuiuresi.
The boiler vs- ifted hsxn inse toe ar
and pafted. htahns uiscss ~ many d.
fecf sns Most 81 them esnis dom
through the root 81 tne nuil. Hun
drs.i. 0f men Wers az work. etst f-slrse-
uiousiF escaped death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

CHICAGO, oct. 15.-The immense Illi-
nois grain elevator just north of Madi-
son street on the west branch of the
river. collapsed this evening. One
hundred and thirty thousand bushels
Of grain were scattered over the rail
road tracks and dumped into the
river. What caused the collapse can
only be conjectured. Loss $40, 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16
Say LIS Al,stird

CHGcAco, Oct. lb.-RnmoTs have been
current for the psst two dsys that the
Western Union Telegraph company had
absorbed the Postal company. Officials
Of both companies. however. pronounce
the rumors absurd and ssseri they have
not tue slightr.t foundation
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Fen Forty Fee, and Lives.

DETROIT, Oct. 15.-John O'Connor. a
painter employed by the Wabash hotel
fell from a scafold, forty feet from
the ground yesterday afternoon and
miraculously escaped serious injury.
His fall was broken balf way by a
shed. from which he fell to the ground.
Hrs injuries consisted Of = scalp wound
and broken foot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

DETRoTT, Oct. 15.-Chsrles Lndau,
35 years old, and living at No. 60
Thirtv-second street. was terribly
scslded Thursday night about u
O'CLOCK ct the Michigan car shops IN
West Detroit The end Of a boiler
blew out. lie was scslded about the
head and upper part of hrs body. lie
Will probably die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

Bosroy, Ind. Oct. Is. -Sebool.teacher
Theo iorgest was fonaa guilty lsst
n sht ~ the hanging of ID yesr-ofd
Danes starr IN acEgoi ~ thr Geek wth
shFpcord ISL the boy wa black ~
The face and - tonxue lolieti out The
sftle fellow had been olstrepsrons ard
wts dra~n op liil he stood upon hs
to*-. i@ft thns vhiie eisss recltef. and
no notice taken ~ e uuti ere ch ifren
n the sehfsoi rsised TIE alarm ~ their
90 - Longest sili - rHuTlfef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-16

sAU1T SIR. MARIE. Oct I5.-There is
o big feet anchored at the head or the
pier. and large number Of vessels
outside of the piers. All down boats
are delayed by the low stage of water.
The steamer Onoko was liEhtered Of
by the TAG Monitor The vas drawing
Ii feet incnes- Her bottom Is badly
damaged.