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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
The NEWS OF THE DAY.
Bad Piece OF Track.

The electric street railway is in very
bad condition on Market street, be-
tween Twenty-first and Twenty-second,
and yesterday was worse than usual.
No less than three or four cars jumped
the track at this point during the day,
and as the street is in very bad condi-
ton, the travel was delayed about an
hour In each instance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

The Rev. VIM. Stout. Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for Scroll
ula and blood disease, l was cured by
Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him for
DrOOf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

ANN to Jane: How is it your bread is
always so light and sweet?
Jane: Because l use Silver Gloss
Flour. l never have trou$e with IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

Advertisers might get an eye-oPener
,bnut the circulation OF newspapers by
S5',in~ a little detective work on the quiet
4 word TO the wise Is sufficient,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
II. & O. Excursion 20 Pittsburg Monday
February send.

On Monday, WaSbington's birthday,
the b. & o. X. Z. will sell excursion
tickets from Wheeling and Bellsire to
Pittsburg at one fare for the ronnd trip.
Tickets good to return February s5rd,
inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
GREAT bargains in fine shoes at
l.. Y. BLoND's.
AFashionable Drink.

Menier Chocolate fashionable
drink. Have you tried it? Send postal
for sample and directions,
"MENIER, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
FOR SALE.


Brick house No. ~ Elghissnis stree.
E,ick house No I'D Eighteenth sttss.
Brick house No. I5i EiEetsspsh ~. 49, .,,,-s
Trxrne hosse rear No. ~ klgstees,a 80,
Franz house rear No - Eightssnte w., mss.,.
Doubls frame, J. X. Bakers sssi'''s 70
Ing. c.f,,. ..,.et
Dosbls brick, Eighth ssfe. 70 49, s,iDtof8n.
To,sin ]. r Bakers Afdlfics irv 80, >. sf0
- in R.lysdsrs addition irem ~ y 90.
Ia in xexschsB ssd J. A. fi''s'
ton ,fQ 49, acre.
FOR RENT. an
.,..s houss No. Ilsl Eo1 si-ss IN
Srsss - h. yeLsIns block -
s oisss ,o1n s = WOOD ssa s<,ss'e''''
WAITED FOB APhiL :. I'D
Eosrseo.'d h's'' = Il I'd D, aEnsE;.
En9s,,so q rs,s.s Agent snd > s' .',rt ri. 81
ose. So s.. "a cssIiis' s. "'''4S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

GREAT bargains in fine shoes at
l.. v. BLoND's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

TOR RENT.

with two good dwelling houses. two good. large
barns and good water. will be rented on reason
able terms. Apply to or address
MRS. CAHILL,
fe21E&DH No. so 18th St, wheellng,w VIVA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
FOR SALE.


Fine sir-roomsd brick house on Bof street,
Sixth ward. cheap, and On easy terms. Posses.
sion given April lat. .
Sixth ward. in splendid Tupaif, All modefn I'M
proy.ments. Lot 52IIt5 This 10 bargain.
Lots on South ChapliBs, EOn and jacob
streets. $50 20 $40 each.
Business house on Market street
Business house On Chsplins sud TTentyftih
streets.
Building ST. for dwelling on TWeniysigih
House Of sII rooms With foil lot, on Woods
street, Centre Wheeling SOD
Large lot ~ McAsehsB. Gro1nd lOrsDa
Very cheap
House Of eight rooms. with modern conFsps
snces. on jacob street between Fifteenth .hf
SII tee pth streets.
House OF sigh, rooms, brick. on kAfsss
street, Centre wheeling.
House q eight rooms. brick. No. 80 JACOB
street 0g1o,
Two bali lots on Eor street, Sixth ward 800
Hose, OF Eve rooms on jacob street., Cssirs
whselikr ground asI 100, o. 80.
Seven lots sOri0D feet 10 Filsn. Whyts fna
Gallagher addition: price tlO 20 ~ eecn; n,
Corner ons-hah lot on keCoiiose s1a D''
mont streets.
cholc. io,s 10 Glsndals on easy tsfDs
Ous OF the best msaufastufisG sites 10 t's
city, fronting on Two railroads.
d scr.s adjoining Bif1 CfoTs; cheap
NESBITT d DEVINE,
s7,sg n.,kss street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
A INVOLVEMENT.
A INVOLVEMENT.
For COUNTY AssEssoR,cIrYpIsrRI

fOh COtNI1 AsSESSOh,ShAhD A' AsAN~
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of County Assessor, City Dislrlct,
subject 20 the decision OF the Democratic Pri.
mafies, and respectfully solicit the support and
aid of all Democrats TO secure the nomination
for me. fe2lAEcl WILL 7. ENGLISH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

WAN7ED-A POSITION AS sTENo;
reference. Address III. - care OF this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22

CoVEY-F ebruary 81, 1Ss2, at $50 o'clock
M. AT 2239 Chapline street, ALMA MAY,
daughter Of William and Mary Corey, aged l
wear and months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-22
pnntr1.

"ANTED-MAN WITH REFERENCE TO
w represent US in Wheeling and vicinity
One who can interview business men preferred.
Good salary. Address Union Agency, Cleye
land Ohio. leo@D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
THREE CENTS AN HOUR.
Oliver Dunstcr's Start Was Humble, Blu
He Died Worth $zoo, 900.

lie Died Worth &zoos 900.
New YoRK, Jan. l2.-oliver Dunster,
who died last week al his home near
Bernardsville, n. j.. left an estate val
ued at nearly two hundred thousand
dollars. although he began to build up
his fortune by laboring for three cents
per hour as a man OF all work for ex-
Sheriff Samuel McMurty. He WAS
eighty two years of age, and was in
some respects considered eccentric. He
had two relics which he took much
PRIDE IN showing To his friends. One
was the indenture binding him TO Oliver
Woodward and the other tobacco box
halt filled with tobacco. He shut this
tobacco box forty years ago and never
used tobacco afterward. lie first mar
ried Abigail Sanders and by her had
five sons and one daughter. His first
wife died In 1855 and he married again
last year. He bequeathed bis entire
estate to his grandchildren, cutting off
his own children without . cent. They
are now contesting the will. Some
years ago Mr.. Dunster quarreled with
his sons, Andrew and Jonn, and drove
them from his house at the point OF a
shotgun. His other children sided with
John and Andrew when the old man
tore I'D his will and made q new one
disinheriting all of the children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
VICTOR is VERY ILL
a Belief is Gaining That He is
Worse Than Reported.
QUEEN VICTORIA is ANXIOUS
Concerning Her Sons Sickness and the
Whole English People Are Also In
tensely Interested IN His Condition

LoSpoS, Jan. i2.-Though yesterday
the physicians IN attendance upon the
Duke of Clarence and Avondale took
very cheerful view Of their PATIENTS
condition, there - . general opinion
abroad that the duke is more seriously
III than his family and physicians would
have the public believe.
Occupying the position he does, 1t 10
but natural that the English people
should feel deeply concerned regard
ing the outcome of his illness, and
there 10 little doubt that their fears OF
Q break in the line of royal succession
has much TO do with the belief that the
full extent of his illness has not been
made public
This morning the offcial statement
issued by the physicians says that the
inflammation of the lungs, from which
the duke 10 suffering, is pursuing its
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
NO TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
Superintendent Agnew Says the c. & w.
M. Are Satisfied.

M. Arc Satisfied.
j. h. V. Agnew, superintendent of
the c. 4 w. NJ, was seen by reporter
for THE HERALD in reference to tie
rumored strike on the road, and said:
$50 far as know we shall not have
any trouble. / think Mr.. Conlev has
made all necessary provisions against
it. 1t is true that there was some
trouble in the Muskegan yards. A man
was discharged for insubordinatlon.
The yard master had given trial after
trial, but the man refused TO obcy or
ders. 1t became a question of the
mans gong or the yard masters going.
OF course, the authority OF the higher
official had to be upheld. There was no
possible excuse for the insubordination
and so the man was discharged.
We do not anticipate any trouble
arising from the discharge. So far as
the work IN the yards at Nuskcgon is
concerned, we don't employ more than
twelve or fourteen men there. II would
be rather difficult matter to tic us up.
The switchmen certainly have no cause
to complain of the treatment they have
received from the road. Their wages
were raised about a year ago, and in
proportion to the amount OF work they
do, they are the best paid men on the
road. We think our men as class are
we'll satisfied, aud we do not believe
that there is any disaffcction among
them. We are certainly not worrying
for fear of STRIKE"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
Io;ned the salva,ionis,s.

BuFFAIo. NY, Jan. 12.-Carrie Judd
was one of the leaders among the faith
curlsts here some years ago. She
claimed to have been cured of consump-
ton and went 10 California. She re-
turned TO Buffalo Sunday night. the
wife of George MONTGOMERY, wealthy
Californian. both clad in the salvation
Army uniform. Mr.. Montgomery owns
mines in New ,fexico. orange groves in
southern California and real estate in
san Francisco. lie iias founded sal
vasion village IN California called
"Beulsh." has gwen land IN California
for a salvation soldiers home, for
home for the fallen aud for several
OF her institutions. lie and Mrs Mont
gomery are gong 20 New York to en-
gage in summing. alter which they
viii return % do m1ssion work m san
FEsnrfsco.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

Wales. He Was born in 1864 and vas
educated at Trinity college, Cambridge,
and the university of Heidelberg. Be-
fore entering college he served two
years - q naval cadet on the Brittania.
I'm leaving Heidelberg he prepared for
the army st Aldershot. lie was in
vested with the Garter in 1888. lie
visited Ireland in 1857, aud In 1888 he
received the degree of Ii. n. from
Cambridge. Later ne made . VISIT TO
India. lie returned IN 1890 and took
hts seat in the houss of
Lords. having been created in that
year Duke of Clarence and AvoudaIe
and Earl of Athlone. Princess Victoria
Mary - the only daughter et the
Duchess Of Teck. and was born on May
-. 1857. The pnchess OF Teck Is a SIS
ter OF the present Duke of Cambridge,
and daughter of the seventh son of
Jeorge III. She married the Prirce OF
1i,ek IN 1855. bnt has slwsys made her
horne IN England.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

two places and the two Grand Rapids
soeIetles are altsgonlslie, the psan ot
making aa Immediate change DID rot
meet with much support. The whole
matter WAS finally LAID on tne table 10
be disposed ot tomorrow. While it 10
altogether probable that this years fair
will be held here. il is net unlikely that
. committee will be appointed to con-
sIder propositions from the cities
named. Mr.. Fletcher minated that
the Kent county people might submit
proposition for the permanent locAt ION
OF the tar on their grounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
APPROVED THEIR ACTION.
Supervisors Endorse the Action of Their
Clerk and Chairman.

supervisors EnoofSc the ACuon of inen
Clerk and Chairman.
Yesterday mornings session OF the
board Of supervisors was q stormy one
at intervals. A petition from the city
ask NJ for permission to build bridge
across the river az Wealthy avenue was
referred to the committee on highways
and bridges.
j. D. Bolsnd presented q petition ask
ing that be be paid $5,95o.l6, that
amount being is per cent of the esti-
mates FOR labor and material furnished
by him while he WAS acting as sub-con-
tractor 10 the Western Construction
company, which WAS withheld by the
building committee. The petition was
laid on the table.
The chairman and clerk Of the board
reported that they had not agned the
CO ltrsct for vault fixtures with the
Fenton Metallic Manufacturing CON-
pany because the contract was not ac-
companied with bond, and because
the tax payers of the county had peti-
toned against IT. Supervisor Roberts
moved that the action of the chairman
and clerk be approved by the board.
Supervisor Gould wanted better reasons
for the action of the chairman and
clerk before he could approve OF their
action. The company has applied Ia
the supreme court for mandamus 10
compel the execution of the contract
aud the matter Was heard yesterday.
The action of the chairman and clerk
was approved by the following vote:
Yeas-Supervisoe Benjamin. Glenn
ents, Cols3n, Emmons, Fehsenfeld,
Gill. Hogadone. Kinney, Ieppnk.
Looms, Potter. Plumb. Proctor, Rob
erts. Rosenberg. Schernerhorn, Skeeis.
Smith, Smits. Sullivan, Ilrch, J. ".
Walker, Watkins, Chairrsan-2l.
Nays-Supervisors Bergin. Coburn.
Frost. Gould, Haycns, Hiil, Lsdner,
O'Lcary, Sinclair. David Walker, r. I.
Woodworth. VI. i. Woodworlh-i2.
The report of the finance committee
showed the following funds on hand AT
49, - - L..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

course. They add that his strength is
well maintained. but that no improve
msnt can be reported.
This guarded statement of the physi-
clan is taken to indicate that the con-
dition of the Duke is less reassuring
than il was yesterday and last night.
Reports from Sandringham received up
ID noon today state that the pneumonia
"a developing into more severe type
than is announced by the physicians IN
their statements for the information of
the pubic. Many members of the no
bility have called at Sandringham and
inscribed their names upon the visitors
book.
The queen, who is sojourning At
Osborn house, Isle OF Wight, ia very
anxious regarding the condition o. her
grandson, and she has ordered that in
formation be telegraphed 70 her of the
slightest change IN the dukes condi-
ton.
Inquiries have been made at Sand
ringham hall today to- ascertain the
actual condition of the Duke of Clar-
ence ana Avoudale, but all information
beyond that contained in the bulletins
Is refused. Special precautions have
now been taken to prevent reporters
approaching the hall.
Bssrothai OF Victor.
On March 10. 1892, Albert Victor
Christian Edward, duke of Clarence
and Avondale, eldest son Of the Prince
of Wales and in the direct line of sue
cesslon TO the crown, is to wed Princess
Victoria Mary of Teck. The Duke
OF Clarence and Avondale is
the eldest son of the Prince OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

lie Says lie Is the Most Powerful
Dramatic Writer on Earth.

He Says lie Is the Most Powerful
Dramatic Writer on Earth.
Max oRell remained at the Morton
yesterday resting preparatory 10 giving
thlrtv-sx consecutive lectures. While
chatting with a reporter for THF HFR-
ttp. the conversation turned upon the
ssihiect Of French literature. and the
famous wit expressed the following de
eIded opinion of the novelist. Eniiie
Hols when zola's works shall have
been Sd long before the public that
Some of The passages he hss written
snail have been forgotten. ne viii NJ
elsssed ss tbe greatest dramatic
writer the world has ever seen wlth the
single etception CT Dante. TIE great
Itairan pset - the oaiy ritter N lisera-
tsfe wAa csa he placed o. tbe same
level with n. geiR IN dramatic power.
Wy. Il - wonderful nasveious. The
ffegscA reoirie rrad Eals ss they would
sfytay soFnr grand gsacrsna oi human
ills. II e tfa~ that pc hss written
s>ase things tsat W w3sh he issd never
wf1tssn. oas taese aTe uasa thy 81 hts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

G. s. Helmes. proprietor of the
Knutsford hotel AT I.alt Lake CITY. was
seen at Sweets yesterday. Mr.. Holmes
recently purchased ss5. 900 worfh at
furniture of the l'hWaix company OF
this city. In speaking OF Salt Lake
CITY, he said: ''Salf Lake CITY Is nn-
quesronabiy one OF the liveilest towns
IN the west. We are having a boon
now. but II Isn't anything of fungus
groyth. IL Is rapid but substantial
gfosth- A few DAYS ago. "A Colorado
man purchased q So. 900 lot IN cur city
and will immediately erect S500. 900
block upon it. That u only one VA
stance OF our prosperity. Real estsie
Is booming as IL never booned before.
Eastern capital is iiock.ng into the city
and making extensive purchases of real
estate. Now we have struck natural
gas. That will give a wonderful I'M
petus to business. The find seems 10 be
a valuable one. IL ISN'T small pocket.
but bids far to hold out for yesrs. A
company with capital stock OF $3.50
600 has been formed To develop tao
wells. Several more will be bored As
soon as possible. No use of taking.
salt Lake City is a grea; town, and Utsa
is a great place too. All we want now
is for congress 10 admit US into the
Union, and we are ready 10 compete
with any BODY"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

Ana. Jan. l2.--JohB y. Cole. an old
resident Of fhs village died NJ hn home
here last night after long and painful
illness. Mr.. Cole leaves wife, . son
and daughter ~ mourn his lose. He
came from New York ~ yesrs ago and
hiss lived IN the vicinity ever slncs.
The funeral will be held from the NJ.
T. church tcm0rrow st J .. N.
Edward Estiis one Of the first settlers
of TO-. township . seriously III With she
grip and bot little hopes are enteT-
tanned for hse recovery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

genius and will soon b forgotten.
Perhaps sone Of his chAractsrs are ca
cept,ons. bat. Whatever else may be
said. every one Of them 10 truthful.
Sara Bernhards onoe sAid 70 me that
the kesnsst diAppeintment Of her lite
Is that M. zoia 10 . novelist instead OF .
writer ct dramas- IF he ceaid write
playa sAs sAlo, Il would devote my
eatirs life - acting them But won
derfui - his dramatic power ~, every
play he ever wnoie hes failed; bal IA
writing descriptoas-tnere hrs dsa-
matte instinct is displayed 10 the full
est. When the Amerlcan public csa
read zola ia the original or ln q trans
lstioa worthy OF the literature thai is
being translated. they wall be forced
TO admit thai his power IN ali but
unnvaled. Huge had great dramatic
power, but he Was not truthful. he
MAS poet; but Zois is faithful 10 ns-
ture IN every line. The french love
truth IN literature. No matter how
horrlfying a description may he. II they
feel that il is truthful they viii el-
twlne gariands around the name OF ihe
author. Ia France we write novels for
men and women OF The world, not Tor
rcnooi boys and girls. We love truth
and 10 not demand TO have Il ils
leaved."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
SETTLED ALL DIFFICULTY.
Superintendent Conley Comes to Terms
With the Switchmen.

MusKEeoS, Mich, Jan. l2.-The in
tended strike of the West Michigan
switchmen came TO an abrupt close to-
night. In response to the call of the
local locked out switchmen, Grand
Master Sweeney of Chicago. of the
Switchmen's union, came here today
from Chicago. lie heard the state
ments OF the local switchmen
and afterward the company's side
Of the affair. rs stated by AS
sistant Superintendent Conley. Later
he opened negotiations for a
withdrawal of hostilites by inquiring
whether the discharged switchmen
would he re-lnstated. Mr.. Conley
agreed to reinstate all but five of them if
they would agree that the ere-instatement
of Sn:ead, the insubordinate who was
first discharged, should not he asked
for. The men accepted the company's 8
terms. Part of them resumed work to-
night aad the balance will begin in the
morning. Grand Master Sweeney re-
turned to Chicago tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
NEW LAW PUBLICATION.
The Law Department Of The University to
Start Orc.


AK Arson, Jan. f2.-Ano,her publ.
cation has been added 10 the list OF
journals published at the university.
IL is the Michigan Law Journal. new
publication 90 he issued from the law
school next month. This will be wider
IN ia scepe than any other college pue-
lleaiion. Although published at the
University OF Michigan law school i
will not ha strictly college paper by
any means. 1t ls the fret and only
ls~ journal ever published IN Nichi.
gan. AMI the edsteFs of The Journal
nave announced their intentions e.
make :, 81 great pssetIcsl benefit q the
practitioner ss we'll "a - the student.
The lsw faculty ere backing the srtef
prise snd f'Feminfht naefnbsfs 81 The
haf throughout the state have written
encouraging lestets rfomiaae tksif
hearty 80 operation sns tsfrrnft et t7e
rrei9ssf. NJ. ftaipb steeps laaessins
- t.st e ins q. Il u lsssfy. hss heen
appointed e#is.3f sad h,tssees- ntsesspf
a ths Jaasnsl. sad asnfs u r. Jss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

CovI~rpS. ky, Jan. is. Andrew
Stevenson - in Co'nasl,as. ohio, SEEK
ifsg 70 recover IS .oea worth Of property
tos ssatu sei Stafford. az ed negro horn
IA iSen. - 1857 hf hocams a seFvsut
~ Governor Stevenson and sss WITH
hi. nsssef ~ Washington dHflng the
administration % Hachsnaa znd leo.
taln. lie szved - .fs'1, ard ~ tas ses.
enties. sssinst The advice % a. nsaster.
sgest a al Ter farm ueaf taiaphas.
iss wAs sndaeed 81 mortgage 4 ser I'M.
pfaxs nieats AID thfs aoae tas coia
hseoAsd scssssnafeis plst hsa ~ an 10.
ssae ssygaaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

frrrssuRs. Jan i2.-Fire tonight
totally destroyed fourstory brick
block or Liberty street. with contents.
owned J. Il. Mckee. the well-known
oil broker. and o---pied by number
OF tenants whose individual losses
could rot be learned. The aggregate
loss will not exceed $4,000; partly VA
sured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
War Rumors Denied.

CHrHrAHuA. Mex, Jan. 12.--The re-
ports of an uprising at Ascenaon.
this state, of Cara adherents arc
The administration of
Governor LaueTo Garlic gives
good satisfaction among all classes
OF people. Boss Shepard, mil
lionaire mine and ranch owner. is
one OF President Disz's closest friends.
II is ridiculous 70 connect his name
III any wny with the Cara movement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

Mtcsxorx, Fla, Jan. IA race RIO.
occurred here las, night. ehisty. a
hiuhiy respected white cltixsn. wa
killed. H,s murder was followed thts
naafniuQ BY the killing Of negro
named Joaes ard the iynchina of
Cntsy's murderer. Hsnscn, . negro
aespersdo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13

He Leaves Home FOR Cadillac but Does
Not Turn Up.

IL was. reported TO the police We sler-
day that w. II. Wood. lumocr trim
mer and mattress manufacturer living
at No. zs2 Cas- street, had mysierloasiy
disappeared. His description wns gwen
as five feet ten inches tall, weight is5
pounds, dark complexion, dark hair,
mixed eliehtly with gray, brown mus-
tache. dark brown eyes. dressed IA
brown SUIT Of clothes. slouch hat and
mouse colored overcost. A reporter
for Tar HERALD visited the residence
last night and was informed by Mira.
Wood that her husband started 20
Cadillac, where he had secured q pcsi-
ton. About the time be should have
arrived there a telegram wss sent ~
this city asking him why he did not
efnR fytr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-13
AFTER THE STATE FAIR.
Grand Rapids Men Trying to Secure II
For the Kent Grounds.

Lsssrxa, Mich, Jan. ls.-S. Az.
Fletcher and O. r. CoaklIn. OF the Kent
County Agricultural society. waited
upon the stale Agricultural society
toslay snd offered the free use Of the
Kent s0ciety's grounds with snsran-
tee that snlrie equipments 81 svery
stste far. notion % bold The far al
Lansing WAS esrrlesi By viva &c
vote. hut &C the solscitstgon 81 ths
Grand Rapids desszaton ths vote was
rs -eons1 cred and sty matter discussed
st lenefn. The sriecae of holding the
Espids. netFat and ssgnsw feana ore
cr tvc sHrnsrtsrs, bas AZ 10 pfeE'ssi
tsen had been feesssd frem tle sst