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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
ALL is NOW SERENE


garian, 50 years old; Thomas Weldon,
aged 80 year,, and Henry strelgeL The
death of streigel, . lad OF - years was
particularly sad. He took no part IN
the repQlse OF the Pnkerton men, but
vas struck by . stray bullet while
bringing food 10 some of the working
men VINO were lined along the shore OF
the river.
Hope No More Blood wiit He shed
The feeling In the town today 10 that
there will be no more bloodsned. but
the slightest incident may bring about
more trouble. A report, ostenssbls orig
mating in CINCINNATI. reached Home
stead today that Pinkerton detectives
were being shipped from there 10 the
seat Of the difficulty and caused
some excitement for a while, but
the almost general belief that
no further attempts will be made
to quell the trouble with P!nkerton
men soon quieted the agitation
Ex-President Welhe and PresidentGar-
land Of the Amaigamsted Association
Of Iron aud Steel Workers have ar
rived, aud their presence has gwen rise
to . belief that further conference
will be held with Mr.. frick, looking TO
an adjustment of the troubles. But
Mr.. Frick, N an interview, has said
that he Was determined to have no fur
ther dealings with the Amalgamated
association, and those who know Mr..
Frick and his ways say that he will
stick to his word.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
RePuBL lcAn STATE CONVENTION

The republican electors OF the slate Of Mich
igAn. and all Others who may desire 10 unite
with them In UNFOLDING the principles o. The
republican party ~ declared In The platform
adopted By the last national republican eou-
seution. are hereby requested "a send dele
gates Ia the state convention OF said party 10
be held nj the Academy Of Music. In the city
Of ssgnsw. east side, bexiEuing at o'cioek
Thursday. July n. lst2. Tor the purposs OF nom,
mating candidates for state offces and the
transaction OF such other business ~ may
properly come before the convention
III accordance With the resolution adopted
At Grand kapids. May 10. 1870. every county
Will be entitled 20 one delegate for each 90 OF
the total vote cast for governor at the last
state election. November. lsspJ and one add
10 SO. bur each organized county viii be en-
titled 10 IT least one delegate.
Under resolution Of 1855. no delegate ~ili
be entitled 70 seat In the convention who
does not reside In tie county he proposes 10
represent
The delegates from each congressional dis
trict sre requested TO meet IA caucus at ~
O'Clock noon. on Wednesday. July ~ 10 select
state convention for confirmation: One Vice
president. one assistant secretary. and one
member each OF the committees on ereden-
tiais. permanent organization ana order of
business. and resolutions. and for the trAnsso-
ton OF such other business ~ they may see
At
In compliance with . resolution adopted In
Detroit. June q. lss0. the secretary Of each
county convention is requested 20 forward 10
No. 20 West Fort street. Detroit. by the
earliest mail After the delegates 10 the state
convention have been chosen, . certified list
OF such delegates from their respective
counties as are entitled to seats In the con.
wnLIAn r; BARS. JANIS McNnLax.
Secretary. Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
ssTssa - or : ssra.as. cAie.s'



Ghe Chinese medical wribers recon-
mend such yeusdSss = ussx bones
bears gsu. ground blood. tru<l bugs. fos-
81 rahs. fowls giszards. elephant blood.
'-inseoss Of nlne knaalls.' dew falling in
the DARK q the moon, COW hair, ground
boaes u cows knee. Jobs tears. snake
skins, ground rhinooerouA hoxns. hedge
hog skin and claws, dried silk worms.
and many other remedies equally alb
surd and foolish.-St. Louis Republic.
Tesgh ChArsesss.
Ne. Graves tthe undertaker}-Talkin
bout mean men. Deacon Sloeum Is just
about the meanest, stingiest cuss j ever
did see Never heard anything hike IT.
Assistant--Whstd did he dor
Mr.. Graves-The las time he had Z
death IN tn family he actually was cold
blooded an caleulatin enough 10 ask
what things was goin to cost instead ot
bein respectable enough TO let me charge
whatever l felt like. That man sint
got no more heart than . stone.-New
York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

In a Prater restaurant few evenings
ago young and clean shaver man was
seated alone at table with glass OF
beer before him. Three men came in
and sat down at the same table. They
thought the beardless youth was Jew
and began to annoy him. For some time
he kept perfectly quiet and pretended
not to notice them. As they continued
70 amuse themselves. suddenly he sprang
up and faced the three. who had risen
simultaneously. Without saying word
he placed himself in boxing attitude,
and in few seconds the three Jew
baiters lay IN heap on the floor with
their faces bruised. On recovering they
left the place The young man sat down
and called for more beer. He is an Eng
iish jockey the winner Of several Of
this seasons races in yienns.-Vienns
Cor. London News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Eggs within Eggs.

We have never been convicted Of tell
ing fish stories, nor yarns of any kind
that sounded in any degree fishy, but
here is one for the yarn spinner to i'm
prove upon: Mrs. DIR. Campbell recently
found two eggs. the fruit of a Plymouth
Rock hen, which were fully a. large a.
goose eggs. Upon breaking these eggs
they were found to contain the yolk and
yellow in the same proportion found in
other eggs, and in addition to this each
one contained another perfectly formed
egg of a yolk and yellow inclosed in .
hard well formed shell. This inner egg
II of the shape and size of the ordinary
hens egg. One of these peculiar combi-
nations was opened at one end enough
10 let out the ingredients Of the large
eggs, while the inclosed still remains in
cased in the outer shell and will be care
fully preserved for inspection by the
curious. -Centralia (Mo.) Courier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
smlTAsoN AND HIS REPUTATION.


He May Have Been . Poor Actor. bas
His Heart Was In the Right Place.
Smithson, once an actor. has had for .
long time the reputation Of being cold
hearted, designing. crafty fellow. He
has come by this reputation gradually;
no one knows exactly when the first
symptoms Of GOODNESS showed them
selves. Some Of his old time acquaint-
ances say that since the day following
his summary dismissal from the Play
well company Smithson has been .
changed man. Not few of them think
that there is now no hope for him.
There are a few optimists. however,
who believe that in Smithson's heart
there still burns a fame Of kindliness
that only needs to be fed to make him
the whole souled. splendid fellow he was
q few years ago.
This small band Of optimists met in
the fat of one Of their number the other
night. The conversation drifted from
one subject to another. They talked OF
the propositions for membership in the
Players, and about other subjects Of in
terest to actor folk Finally, Augustus
Frankville said. Fellows, have good
news about Smithson."
''Good! what is itg' they all cried in
chorus.
"Well," continued Frankville. II was
walking down Sixth avenue from the
park this afternoon when / saw him
walking about block ahead of me in q
most shiftless and detected manner.
From what ] could see of him was
sure that he was desperately hungry.
His general appearance was bad. /
concluded to keep an eye on him and
to find out if possible how he was. keep
ing body and soul together. He is too
proud to beg from his former friends.
You know.
HE went on few blocks, hesitated
before saloon and went in through the
side door, which was just opposite the
free lunch counter. / went into the sa-
loon through the front door and stood at
the bar within two feet of him. 1t was
late in the afternoon and the free lunch
had mostly disappeared. There was left
only one piece of corned beef and two
miserable slices of bread. Smithson
made for that counter totally oblivious
to everything and with as much decorum
as one could expect from hungry man.
HE lost no TINA in making a sand
witch out of what remained on the lunch
counter. He looked at it eagerly and
was about to eat it when dirty little
hand appeared under the small swing
ing door and tugged at his coat. At the
same time in sharp whisper there came
this appeal from the owner of the hand:
Say, mister, give ius, a sandwich? I'm
hungry
''Poor old Smithson cast one glance at
the sandwich and another at the dirty
hand Of the street boy. In an instant
he put the sandwich into the dirty hand
The lunch counter was left bare and
Smithson's stomach was empty. tell
you, fellows, old, broken down Smith
son has been maligned."
Smithson's reputation is not SO bad
now-New York Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Loved q Younger Woman

AK ARsoR. Mich, July s.-Mary
Ann VANITY Of Augusta township has
just filed bill for divore against her
husband, William II. VANITY. The lat
ter IL 10 alleged. went to England in
1871 and brought back with him .
young woman by the name OF Lizzie
kcraggs whom he claimed to be his
niece. VANITY grew very fond Of Miss
Scraggs and acquired habit of hold
ing her in his lap and caresslng her.
At the same time his treatment Of his
wife became cold and cruel. Mr.. and
Mrs Wanty were married IN 1851, and
have twelve surviving children. VANITY
isquIte wealthy, owning 4s0 acres OF
lAf.d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
MAGNETISM IRIUMPHS
OVER DISEASE.
DR.. French's Marvellous Sue
cess, After All Others
Had Failed.
T1~x. Nh - 81
Testimony of Well Known Gil
liens of Michigan.
Hotel vendome. 1873 Fulton Street.

The wonderful never ceases 70 attract atten-
ton. That relief can be obtained from the
most severe and disco uraging diseases By the
peculiar power residing In one mans hands Is
surely no small wonder. That this can be
done. and Is done daily. has become n matter
Of wide note and comment. Parties who have
doctored for years with the best medical ad-
visers In this country have laid aside their
projudices in favor Of the ironcIad methods
Of medical practice and adopted the magnetic
treatment. 10 their lasting relief and nsppi-
ness.
Mrs. Wakefield. wife Of Rev. A. Wakefield.
OF Middleviiie. says: 81 have been 90 greatly
benefited By your treatment that desire 70
recommend II TO other sufferers. am sur
prised st myself at the quick relief obtained.
My trouble was Of the stomach and womb. 1
suffered for years and could get no relief un
tii received your wonderful magnetic treat
menf. am extremely grateful that God In
HIS INFINITE mercy sent you TO my relief
Rev. A. Wakefield reports great beueft from
these treatments given him In the past three
weeks. suffering from malaria and numbness
81 right side; Also h~pituAl constipation.
They can be referred to.
Another most remarkable case "A that of
Mrs. Webb Of Goshen. Indiana. Who came here
from . hospital In Fort Wayne. She had
suffered many months with an ovarian tumer
and IL had become very large. Physicians
said there was no help bat the knife. but the
curage failed her when she saw the knlies. 80
she came here. DIR. French began treating
her i've weeks ago and today she IL entirely
cured. She went 10 the physicians she had
come TO treat with They wonid rot beieve
her statement tiil they had carefully examined
her and seen the measure menfx abe had n, .oe
OF herself from day to dsy. We say again. IL
you suffer from any supposed inrurabie
disease 60 10 the vendeme Hosel and consult
DR.. French. A consultation costs you meth
Ing. and IL be can not cure you he viii tell YOU.
GO any time from a. m. 20 8 D. m; Sundays 10
tes. No distinction shown In regard 60 race
or color. Do not wait TO see q case ike yours
published. but 60 nov before IL 10 too late.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Homsless. FriendIes, Cell Dead.

Pontiac. Mich, July s.-John Burke,
who claimed TO come from Detroit,
reached these parts about three weeks
ago, and on last Saturday came - the
poor house in this city. He was taken
sick with quinsy and removed to the
poor house where he died. His re-
mains are now at Undertaken Braces
awaiting identification. He claimed TO
be q native OF Limerick and 81 I'd that
during the previous winter had sold
small goods among lawyers offices in
Detroit. He was smooth shaven, about
so years old and about ak feet IN
height.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
HAD TO GO.
The Men Incensed Against Dispatch
Man.

AtS AsASh AhSSk1oSo SeSS2ASe AsSt~s~N
Man.
HOMESTEAD, July S.-Robert Herbert.
IN charge of the Pittsburg Dispatch
bureau at Homestead, is under the dis
pleasure of some of the workingmen.
They claim that he is personally
uufriendly TO them, though his
dispatches to his papers they
admit are not prejudiced against
them. but they seem possessed
of the idea that. he 10 personally un-
friendly to them, and tonight squad
of pickets saw Mr.. Herbert at the West.
ern Union Office and escorted HIM to
near their headquarters, where he
was subjected to an examina-
ton concerning his feeling toward
the cause. HIS answers were not
satisfactory. Prevented from making
more than q vigorous protest, by the
number Of his captors, he was escorted
across the river ana placed on u train
for Pittsburg. Mr.. Hall, another mem
Der of the Dispatch staff, was also Or
dered to leave town, but such extreme
measures as those exacted in the case
of Mr.. Herbert were not taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Paw Paw, Mich, July s.-Lsst even-
ing large camp fire and reception to
Department Commander Dean Of Ann
Arbor was held at LongwelPs opera
house under the auspices of Boodhead
poet, G.. A. r., OF this place. An sd-
dress Of welcome was delivered by r.
w. Brougbton, president OF the village.
Remarks were also made by Past De-
psstment Commander Eaton, Benz. +.
Heckert and several others. There
was music by a male quartet. Pomi-
pent members of the order were pre-
sent from all over the county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

"That boy Of mine doesn't earn hi
salt!' exclaimed Farmer Sassafras, in
dignantly, when he returned from hold
ing down q cheesebox at the corner
grocery. II told him to milk the cows
slop the pigs, weed the onions, put ur
the sheep, feed the horses, cut the
kindlin wood, draw the water, an 81,
the meat for breakfast. an here the good
for nothin rascal has finished up and
gone to bed without waitin to put my
horse in the stable. New York Sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09


Nineteen soldiers were marching along
the highway az Bonrges 10 reach the
artillery practice ground when thur
derstorrn broke over them and In . min
ute drenche3 them all 20 the skin.
They began trotfsng, out had not adj
vanced much when terrible stroke Of
lightning came and Ia sn instant laid
the whole detachment prestrsse on the
ground. After short time some Of the
men recovered and rose % their feet.
They csllesi 30 their cssnrsas-. who
rallied sna rue~ slowly ene sfser an
ether. Bul four remained tmEnosshle.
They we're taken - the hospital Three
were restosei fo lifs. bat the fourth was
dad. Vie had deep wound "a the
sssswa q hss bead sza he eispt ~ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Three Counties Elect Delegates.

FLIST, July s.--Tne Gensssee county
convention Yesterday elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the state conven-
ton: Hon. Ill. K. Dewey, Grand Blanc !;
Il. ). FAekeitou, kenton; A. Gale, Al
las; James NJ. Greenfield, Flushing;
James Shannahan. Nontrose, +. j..
Goodwin. Clayton; Walter Cross. Nun
dy. J. s. seely. Dawson; George w.
Buckingham, Vim. Stevenson, A. X.
Aicrieh, Flint; Geo. NJ. Curtis, Burton;
j. NJ rorrey. Flint; Thomas Allen,
Flint, !. K. Billings. Richield.
AAsIsrIoUE. Mich, July s.-The
schoolcraft republican county conven-
ton yesterday elected Charles Thonen
and John A. Robinson delegates TO the
stass convention. They were not IN
structcd.
RoscoxxoS. Mich. July Sat .
meeting OF the republican county COM
mittes held here yesterday, II. H..
Woodruff was elected delegate to the
convention and instructed for John I.
R,cu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

She-Professor. did you ever read
Martin Luther's commentary ON the
Diet of Worms2
The Professor-No, have not. am
strict vegetarian, you know.--Truth.
A Depssas of CesA Lesd.
Cashier TO tough looking customer>-
Do you wish to make deposi1
Tough Looking Customer presenting
pistol)-n necessary. Out wild de boo
dle.-Kate Fields Washingtcn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

walks around everv biock; pat prre
water II every street: plant trees. and
IN fset make tie model residence toca-
ton OF Chicago This . what las been
accomplished with sneloon Heights.
Lots are nov eeing sold upon prices
and terms that make Sheldon Heights
property the best possibie purchase IN
Chicago reai estate Send fer the fuller
Description Of the story IN . booklet
called The Way 20 Via" 10 james 4.
a Robert l. McEiroy. Chamber Of Com
merce, Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
wAlsKrs LuslD GLARE
Makes Marcus as Mad as . March
Hare.

MAsIsrEE, Mich. July s---0soorn p.
Marcus OF Marcus BEDs-. sAw manu-
fsctureTs At Muskegon. while visiting
erotner WHO lives here, WAS taken vio-
lentiy insane. and the Judge of probate
has .ssued an order for his removal 10
Oak Grove asylum, a. Flint. Mr. Mar
Gus . recent graduate Of bi-chloride
OF gold institutes
His 500 said that when the father
was coming 10 Mauistee. be saw mao
pull = bottle OF whisky out Of hs
pocket and take drink from IL The
sight so agitated hun that Mr.. Marcus
turned ~ pale as . sneet, and the son
thinks this was tiia cause OF his mind
becoming IN balanced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

end cnrs~ a tonie than invizs~afes ard builds
an aervins that %~cthes and strengthens.
Ard n y dhe<r't 90 vhse ~ rsskevs claim
Cor Il. fhev skant want ycar mssreT
Far al the fnnctlunel fersnzsnenfs. pain
f.sI sl,sssri fs-s ard chrrric veakne<ses that
sfits wcrnsnknd th~ q Prescription n
.s.fa anf esrsaii rcnsefy-s 7>er~srn ed ora.
N fen1ass rsrlpisiifrs ~ every nafsfr>. -
fssSssssal p.sns. Internal infarz1srsfion and
nlesrasi,as. lesscorfhes, and al kindred sii-
nsssts--lf . fsils ~ h-n~fss 90 enre ron havs
vs,ur alsssrr hsrk
~. esher r1sssiesssF fer sHusrs~n . e,ts -
sesk trrisiS tsrnz n eng e,.ssf ~. y5a ray
- s.s,r ttns Is sressl<i - i srsrehfns el~s
whfeh psys - aeNkw srsesr kh>;v h -
q 5as< - god ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Lace Rocks the Cradle

CoLDwATEs. Men, July s.-Harvsst-
Tag has s~gun In snis sscGon- ExAsos-
ernor Luce started for his farm last
night carrying . gram cradle. The
governor viii not, however, resort TO
the old back breaking methods Of gar
nersng gram, but will tide . "har-
yesfers He took out . loo of binder
twlue along with the cradle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
sixth p,strict Convention,

LsSsIss. July s.-The Sixth district
republican congressional committee,
Jonn Robson chairman, has called the
congressional convention in Holly.
Oakland county. on Monday. July Is.
Genesee county - entitled TO sixteen
delegates, LivIngstort 10 eleven, Tnghsm
90 eighteen. Oakland 10 twenty and
Wayus 10 thirtsep
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

MrsKEeoS. Mich, July 6.-The s.
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Golbralth, who live on Clay avenue,
was fatally burned, MS clothes catch
ing IRE from the kitchen stove, near
which he wss standing. Samuel Gas.
elani was badly burned while attempt
ing 20 tear the clothes from the little
sufserpr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Santley-I certainly think, old fell
low, that this fair is going to be . great
financial success.
Dunleigh-rm convinced Of it. lust
handed that young lady two dollar
bill for these two glasses Of lemonade
and she gave me back seventeen cents
in CHARACTERIZATION.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Mrs. Dunning Of Big Rapids alleges
that the other night she was awak-
ened by . man in her bedroom, who
WAS attempting TO chloroform her, and
that when che resisted he threatened to
kill her. Continuing to scream. to
which her children iii an ABIDING room
added their voices. the man escaped
through 4 window, leaving behind .
napkin, which he had tied about his
face to disguise HIM.
Wright. Davis 4 Co. of Saginaw,
owners of nearly 500, 900 900 feet of
pine ON Swan river, Minnesota, have
cold the same to the Pine Tree Lumber
company Of Minnesota, for 81 ,250. 900,
and have taken logging contract to
cut and bank the timber On the Mlssis-
sippi. They are now building thirty
miles Of logging railroad over which
the timber 10 TO be hauled.
The A. w. Wright Lumber company
OF Saginaw Is building several miles OF
spur track from their logging road in
Roscommon county. The company
has 100 OO0. 900 teet of pine to put in,
and expect to clear it up in the next
three years, whom all of Its Michigan
timber will be exhausted.
James Smith of South Haven has
been held to the Van Buren, county
circuit court to answer to q charge of
illegally obtaining liquor ct q drug
store for tho use OF IN habitual drunk
ard.
Prof. C. E. Goddart, principal Of the
Saginaw east side high school, and Miss
Lillian Roseworne, ex-preceptress Of
the Paw Paw schools, were married
Thursday.
Sergeant NJ. Carpenter, Who mysteri-
ously disappeared from F6rt Brady, at
the Soc. about two months ago, has
been found at Fort Douglas, Salt Lake
City.
Henry Hoecker, 20. is in bed ct Big
Rapids with bird rife bullet IN his alb
donlen. His younger brother accident
ally put il there with his little gun.
The Cornfield Point lightship. the
first of the lightships constructed at
wheeler's yard, Bay City. for salt
water service, 10 completed.
The Rev. Warren w. Walsh, for the
past two years rector of st. Johns
Episcopal church, Ionia. has resigned
TO take effect September 1.
George Maxfield Is boarding with the
sheriff at Grand Haven for putting his
hands in other fellows pockets and
subtracting the contents.
Mrs. William Diehl has sued the vii.
lsge of Springport for 5000 ~ COM
pensation for q leg broken in dissi-
pated sidewalk.
Al Kendall Laura Grape, 10 years oil
age. killed . rsttlesnake just her own
age aud Ave feet long.
The sons of st. George will hold q
reunion 1T Iron Mountain the 23d.
Republicans of Bronson have raised
. i5o-foot Harrison and Reid pole.
Dogs are killing sheep near Owosso
and farmers are killing the dogs.
Frank Clements OF Elsie stepped on q
rusty nail. Lockjaw Is feared.
A twenty-five pound muscslonge
was caught ia Spring lake.
Cornelius Wierdo. aged 20, wal
drowned At Grand Haven.
J.F. Boucher, Jackson shoe dealer
has assigned.
Ishpemiug stores will close hereafter
al ! O'clock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Little Grl burned 20 Death.

BEIssFTxLD. July s.---A Little 3-year-
old girl of ira Davidson's, a railroad
section hand, while playing with some
nsetches out IA the yard. set her clothes
on fire. The mother and family heiag
deaf aid not hear the cilld's crss. and
when found her clothes were sll burned
off snd she ~ badly burned that she
lived only a couple Of hurs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

JosEsvILLx. Mich. July s.-Alonzo
Bean, q we'll. TODD farmer residing IN
this village, returned from bis farm
where be bad been haying and died
suddenly ~ p m. He Was about 81
years of age. He leaves wife and one
son. The supposed cause of his demise
70 heart trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

sTrRsIs. Mich. July s.-Franc Fru-
rip, employed IN the Grobhiser & Crosby
company's furniture factory. got his
arm against . band saw which nearly
severed is ~ the elbow joint. The doc
tors may save IL, but il will probably be
srsff all the rest OF his life.