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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
stabbed by His Drunken Crew

BEN1c1A, CAL, Oct. 3.-Captain Adams,
of the British ship Arthurstone, was seri-
ously stabbed this morning. About Q
o'clock number of the crew came on
board the vessel, which is lying at the
wharf of the Selby smelling works. They
were drunk and began fighting among
themselves. Captain Adams and his first
mate endeavored to separate them and
were stabbed. The former was cut in
half dozen places and is dangerously
wounded. The mates injuries are slight.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
Their New General.

MADRID, Oct. FEATHER Martin was
to-day chosen general of the Society of.
Jesus by the convention of Jesuit dele
gates az Pelita. Father Martin Is
Spaniard so years old. He has been a
deep student of science, and has acquired
considerable renown as an author. The
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
Desperate Farmers, Fight.

LITTLE FALLS, MINI, Oct. 2 2.-Alexan
der Gravel and August Arman. well-to-
do farmers, fought to the death with a
pitchfork and knife in the moonlight at s
o'clock last evening, three miles east of
here. Gravel and his father, Nurisse
Gravel, with young Italian, were on
their way home to GravelvIlle, and Ar.
man overlook them. A quarrel ensued,
and Alex Gravel, young man of %,
grappled with Arman in the road. the
former using a knife and the latter
pitchfork. Amman was stabbed in 90
places, the fatal wound being made in the
left thigh. The Gravels and the italian
are under arrest.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
A CHASTITY Find.

SEATTLE, Oct. 3-Two prospectors, L.
W. and C. II. Gray, came in from the
south fork of the Skykomish to night,
and reported the finding of the head of a
white man stuck on stake by the side
of the trail, in the extreme northeastern
portion of the county. No trace of the
body could be found and the head had
evidently been there long time, as it
was badly decomposed and the features
were unrecognizable. The place is a
lonely mountain gorge visited but rarely
by prospectors. Coroner Horton will
start for the place to investigate to-mor
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
CouId not keen His Promise.

TACOMA, WASH, Oct. 1.-The sequel to
the romantic elopement of Catherine Hell
mer aud Jack Dana, of Oakesdale, came
this afternoon. when Mrs. Dana applied
for a divorce in the superior court, alleg
ing that the marriage was illegal because
Dana had not been divorced six months
as required by law. They were married
last Saturday and lived together until
Wednesday. Dana promised to reform.
but last night got drunk and spent the
night IN jail, upon hearing which bis
wife decided to ask for a separation and
then return to Oakesdale.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
Another Bomb From Peck.

ALBANY, Oct. 2.-Commissioner Peck
will soon explode another of his bombs.
The bomD is an addition to the report
recently issued. 1t is a continuation. by
which he shows the increase of wages at
various trades. This table will be about
twice as large as the one given out.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
At a Horses Heels.

UNION, Oct. s-While Charles Olson,
of the Cove. vas out riding yesterday in
one. horse cart, the animal became
frightened and ran away. Mr.. Olson fell
beneath the horses heels and was kicked
and bruised IN fearful manner. He is
in precarious condition, but will prob
ably recover.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
auck,.p,. nrp,cn .alve.

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Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 90 cects per
box. For sale by Snipes & Kinersly.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
= nesnerate Attemnt.

MONTREAL, Quebec, Sept. ao.-A dia-
bolical wholesale murder aud robbery
was attempted at Grand Range. three
miles from this city, at A. M. yesterday.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
A Child Drowned.

SALEM, Oct. 2.-Thls afternoon How
ard, the 3-year>old son of A. R. Rickard,
of East Salem, was drowned in Mill
creek, while playing.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
MES. Harrison's Condition.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3-Mrs. Harrison is
not so we'll to night as she has been dur
ing the past week, but her condition has
excited no alarm.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-08
TennvsoD,s a,ondItIon Critical.

LONDON. Oct. IA dispatch from
Hasemere says that Tennyson, though
seriously ill, is slightly better than ne
was this morning.
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$4,000.

To loan in sums to suit on improved in
side property. $4,000 of Dalles City water
fund. Apply to
HUGH CHRIsMAN,
sep2 Seey Dalles Water Com
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TELEGRAPHIC.
swung From a Tree.

DUNsMUIR, CAL. Sept. 30-J. w. Smith
and family got off the tram last evening
at Castella. They went to Mrs. Mullen's
and engaged lodging and board for
week. But when shown the rooms,
| Smith refused to stay in them, and acting
al. the while like a crazy man, he took
| his vile and daughter to tent in the
brush and timber at the back of the
house, where some parties had been
camping. They thought the tent would
do to save expense. About 10 o'clock
shot was heard, and from that time on
the shooting was kept up till daylight.
Smith then brought bundle in blan-
ket and laid it On the porch in front of
the store. The storekeeper, noticing
blood on the bundle, laid back the wrap
pings and was Mortified to find the mu-
tilated form of a little girl One side of
her body had been blown and torn away
by bullets, and her throat was cut, nearly
severing her head. Smith was walking
around in dazed condition. In few
minutes Mrs. Smith came io'tering
toward the store, her left arm and
shoulder being shot away She was put
to bed by Mrs Mullen.
AGREED TO BE MURDERED.
She said that she gave Smith two re
volvers and shotgun, aud that they
agreed that. be should kill the child first,
then her, and himself last. She said
vigilance committee was after them, and
they wanted to get away from hem. She
was very weak. but seemed rational. |
Smith seems to have made an effort to |
kill himself but the charge only grazed |
and blackened one side of his head He |
was arrested and tied down TO the floor
in the store, The family came to Duns-
muii from Sisson. Their neighbors here
speak We'll of tht m. Others say that she
wanted TO leave her husband and take
her child with her They had not always
been harmonious. and Smith said after
he was arrested that he took his family !
away from Dunsmuir to murder them,
being afraid to do so in this town. Mrs.
Smith was bright and nice appearing
lady. and the little girl, 6 years old, was
a lovely child.
SHORT sHRIFT FOR SMITH.
As the southbound express left Duns-
muir at 6 o'clock this evening about Is
men boarded it with a rope and every
thing ready for quick work, and, as soon
as the train slackened speed at Castella,
they jumped off and rushed up to where
the deputy sheriff of Shasta county stood
with a guard AMI Smith, ready to board
The train and take the prisoner to Red
ding. With drawn pistols the party
forced the deputy sheriff and guard to
stand aside and, while some of the party
Kept the officers covered, others took
Smith a short distance away and hanged
1im to an oak tree. Within 10 minutes
after the train halted, Smith was dead
nan. He SAID: "Gentlemen, deserve
t; did wrong" Before nightfal the
avengers were back IN their homes.
Some believe that it was Smiths threat
,nings that made Mrs Smith tell the
tory of their agreement to murder the
hid and then herself. Mrs. Smith
passed away at Z 80 this enening.
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Escaped Train Robbers.

STOCKTON, Cal, Sept. 30-W D.
Wright, of Tuolumne, is In town, and
claims to have seen Evans and Sontag
yesterday. Wright claims to be rancher
on the road between Tuolumne City and
Grayson. He says: Evans and Sontag
came to my house yesterday morning
about 10 o'clock. They were on horse
back, and came from the south. The
animals seemed blown. and had evidently
had hard work Evans approached me
and asked if 1 could give them some
thing to eat. He wore two revolvers In
his belt, and had pack slung over his
back. Sontag was similarly accoutefed,
and had cloth covered canteen of water
besides, In reply tn their request for
food, l invited them into the house and
had my wife cook some breakfast Be.
fore eating, Sontag took the horses into
the barn and fed them. From their con-
versation it seemed that they are making
for some pass in the Coast range, and
from there will go to San Francisco and
leave the country by boat. The men
made a hearty meal, and then asked for
a bed. Evans kept watch While Sontag
slept. and vice versa. They remained at
my place for over two hours and seemed
as unconcerned as possible, though al
ways on the alert and wathchful for an
attack When they left the house they
forced me to take my wife and children
to room in the second story which has
no window and lock them In. Then |
WAS made to accompany them some few
miles along the road to the northwest.
About three miles from my house they
took me into field and tied me to a tree,
saying: We are sorry to do this, but
doutless you will be found in a few hours
With that they lett me and rode off.
Evans had his left arm bound up with
strips of his SHIRT at point just below
the shoulder. He had seemingly been
wounded in the last meeting OF the cabin.
1t must have been another two hours be
fore 1 could get loose, and came at once
to Stockton to notify Sheriff Cunning
ham,"
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Lille Johnson,- Case called for Trial.

Lille JOhnson's Case Called for Trial.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 30.-The case
OF Lille johnson, charged with being an
accessory to the murder of Freda Ward
by Alice Mitchell, was called IN the
Shelby county criminal court yesterday.
Miss Johnson's attorney asked for a
special venue from which to select jury
to try the case; but the action was over
ruled. In rendering the decision Judge
Oppose said that Miss johnson would not
be placed on trial until Alice Mitchell
had been cured OF insanity or pronounced
an incurable iunatic. The case was
ordered stricken from the docket, and
Miss johnson was released in $4,000
bonds, until the asylum authorities can
be heard from. Letters received from
this city from the superintendent of the
Bolivar insane asylum state that Alice
Mitchell shows no symptoms of insanity,
and that she will probably be discharged
as cured before many months. As soon
as she Is released. she will be arrested on
the Indictment for the murder of Freda
Ward. and tried jointly with Lille john
son.
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LIST OF STATE AND COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Entered at the Postofce at The DaIles, Orr as second
Glass Matter for transmission through the mails
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

pasy = lsadinG eassonA Of fusnssnrs
Tor Calcutta, India
The GaAnt closhing company has sold
cat the sherman clothing stock As No.
IL Canal street.
Nine gsal sstsso trnnafsD we're gwen
ous .. the ssGssssr Of desds once yes
terasy.
Charles A. Hsuser 10 bailding home
on Goid street ~ cost or nearly
81 90.
Mrs. Lovsjoy's eoucert - Newsygo
lAs1 ueek Us . very suecasefui snsir.
The WoIvsr,ns Bicycle club viii have
hsssst picnic ~ Crooked lAks today.
John Grant Of the board of trade Il
the father or . ten-pound boy.
A break in the Monroe street pave
msns WAS repaired Yesterday.
Imported sailors 81 Cori. Knott 4
Co.'S
MIIlsr's boats at the lake don't leak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

ons Of the most oaagsroas and COM
mon forms of acute nsfvoua pfosfss-
ton - known As sQnslsoks, fhs pros
Ixatlon caused BY everlasting the
boay does not Always resalt ID sun
stroke, bat more commonly u mildef
forms Of cepress On, snea - nervous
headache, dizziness, fAntnsss. sleep
lessnsss. psipatatsoL. meatal eonfuGoa,
abuntAat, Clear urine, creeping riEofss
flashes OF heat, and shortnsss Of breath
~ the least exertlon. All Of the above
named symptoms Ct acute pTostrstion
are more prevalent during the months
Of June and July than at any other
ssason Ut the year. Even people who
have the mosl vigorous health are liable
TO attacks OF pxostration during the hot
waves OF early summer.
The only safe course 20 take y 70
keep the blood pure. digestion good.
and sleep regular. No remedy equais
IN al respects Pe-ru-nS for these pur-
poses. A dose OF Pe-ru-nA before each
meal during the hot season 70 . safe
guard Of priceless value. Especially
inose who are IN the least subject TO
nervous prostratian should not neglect
to provide themselves with Ps-ru-na,
the greatest OF ali nerve and brain re-
storatives known 10 the medical world.
Complete directions for use on each
bottle. For treatise on nervous pros
tratlon aud diseases Of the nervous sys
tenn cad tor . copy Of The Family
Physician No. I. Sent free by the Pc.
ru-ns Drug Manufacturing company
Columbus, q.
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clTr News IN ssiet.

Henry Topedo. an. inmate OF the
county poor house, escaped yesterday
snd was caught By an or1eer ~ the
corner of South DIvlslon street and
First avenue. He was turned over TO
she supefintendent OF the poor fopedo
u affected with ST. Antbony's dance
John L. Brookings viii ship his
household goods 70 Chicago tomorrow
snd be aud MS family VIII 90 70 that
city On Wednesday, where they VIII
MAKE their home. until after the
worlds fair has closed They con-
template making their future home In
the south, perhzps in Florida.
Clare w. Hanss and Miss Cora o.
Peterson were married Thursday even
ing Al the residence Of the brides par
enLs, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Peterson, No.
800 Central avenue. The ceremony
was performed BY the Rev. Albert
Smith OF the ATnes ". +. church
The Emerson Home ASSOCIATION viii
give . p.cnie up the river next Tuesday
II the Weather Il favorable. II not Il
viii be held week from TuesdAy.
The steamer will leave North park st
O'clock. Tickets are rs cents, chill
dren 50 centa
MFR. and Mrs. A. z. Overholt of No.
35l Bates street are the parents OF =
sseet little girl baby that has just made
It's appearance IN their household. Mr..
OYerholt is bpokkeeper for the Grand
Rapids Mutual Building Loan associ-
Atom.
Grand Chancellor LOOMS has ap-
proved an application for . lodge Of
knlgnts OF PyIhias at Coldwater and il
will probably De instituted August by
State Deputy Miles 5. Curtis OF Battle
Creek.
A lawn fete and ice cream social will
De gwen by the women OF the south
Congregational church a. the residence
Of Mrs. r ID. Sees, No. 200 eighth
avenue, on Thursday evening, July Il.
Friday evening the Children's Home
society will give . lawn fete on the
Underwood property at the corner OF
Paris and Wealthy avenues. A cordial
invitation Is extended TO the public.
The regular meeting OF the Practical
Y'swiIl DC held IN the Second Baptist
church on Gold street tomorrow even
ing. Miss Laura Mains of, Dutton will
make an address.
The new Walsh block on the site Of
the old Hemple mouse, at the corner 81
Kent and East Bridge streets, 10 nearly
completed.
Julius Berkry has transfsyTed lot
go and 24j on Kent plat 70 the Royal
Furniture company for 5000.
Ex-Constable Isaac Greenbaum hal
taken . posision - clerk ia 81. Browns
clothing store on Canal street.
The Marguerite club viii meet at the
residence OF Harry LaClue on Terrace
avenue Tuesday evening.
The HanIy School Furniture CON-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
poMrs PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. T. A. Owen of Luton court,
With her daughters, Maud and Mabel.
ioft for London and other Canadian
points yesterday.
w. G. Hsrpoishsimer lsft yesterday
for New York. He viii call Tuesday
for Europe where he viii remain three
moptqs-
MrG Lin Rice and Mis Bessis Fuller
have goas 70 Coopersviile for weeks
visit Nth relatives and friends.
Albert Arndt returned Yesterday
from New York where ~ has been
spending his vacation.
Colonel NcGurrin was ia LAnsing
last week on business connected with
the second rsUmsns-
Mis- Minnie Miller Of Wyoming, Ont..
| 10 visiting her sister, Mrs. A. a. Smith
Of Turner street.
The Rev. c. Lutz Of New York 10 the
guest of DR.. Campbell FAIR At ST.
Marks rectoyy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plass have gone to Chi
cago 70 attend the wedding OF their
Oldest son.
Kate Lane Will leave this week for
the eastern part Of the state for the
summe-
Miss Allie Hobdsil will leave Tues
day for . months outing At Macats va
Park.
May Mathewson left yesterday for
Woodstock, Canada. for the summer.
Frank Qusuuan and Will Gear re-
turned from Gum Lake, Saturday.
Myrtle Provin is spending her vaca-
ton IT her home in Cedar Springs.
J.W. Ciosterhouse and family are at
Mscatawa park for tho summer.
| 8. y. eraser has gone for An OK
tended trip through Germany.
! Miss Ada NJ. Harvey has gone u
| Chicago for q two weeks visit.
Karl Guthe, Phi. ID. of Hanover, Ger
many, Is visiting Z. ]. Ware.
Mrs. A. w. Ksnna of Cincinnati il
visiting Mrs. L. e. Hawkins.
o. Young of Grand Forks, N. D.. il
visiting F. l.. Dsnforth.
The Rev. T. J. Smith and family ar,
IT Macatawa park.
| NV. Hammer returned from Nev
York Yesterday.
The Hon. o. +. Barnes Of Lansing i
in the caty.
Mrs. A. J. winslow left yesterday 70
Bay View.
/, J. ". Long and family are 1t ottsw'
Beach.
Dr.. Drosts lsfS for the east Frida,
night.
| Mr.. and Nrs- w. B. Lane of s,
Thomas, Ont. Ara Whiting their daugh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
A Musical st the Besc h.

The fret musical Of the season 1t
Ottawa Beach will be q recital by Miss
F. Maud Hughes, solo harpists Of Grand
Rapids, on Tuesday evening. July 10.
in the psrlors Of the Hotel Ottawa.
This 10 looked forward TO with much
interest. as Mas Hughes 10 one Of the
leading artists Of the day on the harp.
She viii DO assisted by the following
talent: Mrs. Palmer, violin; Mr.. H.
Schulz, tenor; Mr.. w. NJ. Robinson.
baeso, and Miss Nellie Rice, who will
play . concerto in g major BY Bee.
thoven. Miss Bessie Walker will be
the pianist of the evening. The parlors
of the Hotel Ottawa are inviting in
themselves and every possible paine
will be taken to make this the chiei
musical event If the season. Ticket,
can be had at Friedrich's music store,
Canal street. The evening train leaves
for the Beach At $40 D. m. and leaves
the Beach returning ct sos, arriving n
homo At 1885 p. m. Round trip tare
81 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
A New Plant.

The Grand Rapids Engraving Com
pany have recently added 70 theI.
complete etching plants in the country.
This will enable them to do every kind
of work known to the art. Especial
attention will be given to reproductions
in half-tone and art gravure etchings.
Theee increased facilities will enable
them 10 get out work In remarkably
short period Of time. There il q wide
field for q plant of this character IN
Grand Rapids, and the efforts this firm
is putting forth insures it great and
permanent success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

connected With me, ana the attach
upon MIN IL contemplate in the az
ueme. II William Sells bad remained
VITA she sells Bros. and worked tor :
small salary. he would have been al
right; but William Sells, assuming the
right Of every free born American 70
push shead aad make his mark q al
wrong.
The bitter spite displayed n the srti-
Gle ssgnec ssSells Brothers" defests "a
own object, and refiects Little cEecl,
upon It's authors.
Since my connection with the circus,
May ]. 1882. eli bills and salaries have
been promptly settled. and today the
show is IN fine trim, aud selle a Rent
frow wall appear in Grand Raplds
Monday ana TUESDAY, July Is ana ~,
and fulfil all their promises 70 > pub
iie which nas ever proved generous te
honest merit The peoples obedienI
servant, J. y. RESrfRow,
Proprietor and Manager Sells 4 Rent
frow's Circus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
For . fine FISH dinnsr 20 to SHETLAND
ct the lake.


The famous Western Beef company,
the greatest shippers Of beef from the
leading western markets which this city
contains, 10 realizing great sales II ia
Canal street place Of business. The
store 10 the great meat market OF the
street and 10 rapidly taking the trade
from ali the other and smaller competi-
torA The fact 10 the Western Beef
company's place of business 10 the only
clean and neat trading place IN the line
on Canal street. II 10 the only place
where ladies can 20 for meats and hnd
things cleanIy and tasteful, b waited
upon by neat and courteous aalesmsn
and obtain hrst claas meats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
SPECIAL CHURCH NOTICES.

Church of Christ-Morning. The
Church Identified" evening. THE
Christian Endeayor Movement; the
New York Convention and It's Great
Ssgnlheanee."
Fountain Street Bsptist-Morning,
"Job's Comforters," evening, "Chsr'
ity."
South congregational-No services
a. the church 10 undergoing repaira
Unity-Address, Thoughts sug-
gested by the Story, who Liess
Piainfield Avenue NJ. E.-Evening,
"FFom Prison TO Palace"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

In justice TO myself as . citizen and
property owner of Grand Rapids,
wish to refute the charges made by
Sells Bros. in q circular recently dis.
tributed IN this city concerning the
Sells & Rentfrow's circus. For seven.
teen years have managed Rentfrow'i
Jolly Pathfnders, and my reputation
for honest dealing has never been ques
toned.
There is not Q man, woman or child
in the profession or out of it to whom
owe q dollar. y
There is no need for me to borrow
the name or title of any company in
existence; my own reputation 10 gooc
enough.
My circus 10 Sells & Rentfrow's-anc
Sells Il Rentfrow's it will remain a
long as ! choose to run it. William
Sells, the well-known young rider, il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
Weekly Health Report.

The weekly report Of the CONTAGIOUS
diseases ss made by the board OF
health in this city for the last week 10
~ follows: Diphtheria. SICK At end
of week, l; recovered, /. Scarlet fever,
SICK at end of week, q; taken sick, 4;
recovered, 5; sick at close of week, 8.
Typhoid fever, taken SICK, 3; died, j;
sick 1T end of week, z. whooping,
cough, stsXsn sick, 2; SICK at end OF
week. 2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

The Grand Rapids Shirt Company
consisting of f. d. Brooks, C. E. Kel.
ley and Dwight Brooks have this day.
July Is. 1892. dissolved partnership by
mutual consent. The business will be
conducted under the same name by 4.
D. Brooks and c. e. Kelley. They as
sumo all liabilities, and all accounts
must be paid TO them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
Burial Pernits.

Infant daughter of p. J. Zylman. in
fantile colvulsiops, FSlton street ceme-
terry; Embree r. Lester, malignant dis
ease Of liver, Bostwick lake cemetery;
Minnie Hubbard, phthisis, Fulton street
cemetery; Peter Humeman, sspticae-
mia. Greenwood; Daniel b. Breeder,
liberation of throat, Valley City GENE.
terry; Mona Blanch Peck, Inflammation
of brain. Oak Hill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

tsr. Ma ". G. Rsi1 Il No. sos Third
sLrssI-
". g. shspard b h 0sssaviils.
OHIO.
Mrs. ]. Mulberry IL visiting in tsrrys
burg.
Nrs. c. s. Ward 10 in Bay View fer ,
week.
y. Avery and family are ~ Bay
View.
Ii. g. smlth's family Are ct Pstoskey.
Col. 4. Z. Fox Il a MaekinAc Island.