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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

LANSING. Dec. e.-The foilov1nQ
cases were heard In ths aupreme oour4
today: George T. smith W william q.
Inompson; Emma Rentx VI. Juiloa
Stoll; Theodore v. Law W. The New
England Mutual Accident assoc,aptla:
Levi flllotsou We. the City Of Sasanev
ct al; Hcnlen {. Ahiberg et Al. n. fho
German Insurance company Of Fire.
port; Emma A. Miller W. James Han
ieys Almond G.. Penneil Va. Delta
Transportation company; the Wsssero
fublisning company Va. school District
No. l, Locke township.
No more cases viii be heard at tina
term except the Beiknap msndan us
case. which 10 returLabis at 10 = ~.
tomorrow, after which the court viii
adjourn until Decca4hrr "a Only
about one-haif Of the cases upon the
docket have been heard, and the sest
60 over TO the January term and will
stand at the head OF the docket.
The following opinions were handed
down:
Afiirmed-Mahoney Is. Detroit City
Railway, McCsslin W. Lake Snorc B
Michigan Southern Railway company.
HYDE W. Thank, People W. Taylor.
sla,feit W. Coolidge, McFarlan ".
Township Of Cedar Greek, People ".
Harris. People W. Williams, Lobdeil
W. Baldwin. Landyskowski VS.. Martyr.
Beebc W. Ohio Farmers' lusuranoe
company. People W. Kennedy. Ssbley
vs. Parsons. Flynn W. City Of Detroif.
Farrell Foundry company W. Preston
National bank, Kux W. Central M,chs-
gan Savings bank. People vs. wolthon.
Robinson W. Ohio Farmers Insurance.
company. Lathrop W. Eianor. Fisher
W. Pforshelmer. People W. Harrison,
People W. Edwards.
Reversed -McPheroon W. Nc(7innia:
Dysldger w. Cincinnati, saginaw q
Mackinsc Railroad company; People
". Kohler; People W. McWhorser:
Hodges va Cook; Chsddock W. Berry:
People ~. Kuhn.
Modified aud Afiirmed--Parker ",
Lake Shore q MichigAn southern RAD
way company; Mcintyre ". Conrad
in Covert ". Nunson. mandamuo
granted; IN re Bertha Gates. pesse,onw
discharged.
Rshearings we're denied in--Ciark ".
Campau: Hall ". NiagarA insuranos
company; IN 70 Pulling sssaae; ncI1ae
4 Lally W. Grand Rapids. Lanune 4
Detroit Railway company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

PrTrsBuKs, Pa. Dec. Chief Brosn
OF the department of pubic safety to-
day revoked the order closing the die
reputable houses and directed the
superintendent OF police 10 permit the
inmates 90 pursue their vocation with
out moiestatlon until snch time ~
Mayor Gouriay shall indicate that
which he desires his closing order 10 60
into execution. This action MAS taken
after Mayor Gourlav had publicly said
that the short notice given by the
police ~ss s'cruei. inhuman and un-
jast" Ii 10 thought that this u the
last Of the crusade against The social
EVIL for the present, ~ least
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

Gigantic Bszb Wine Trust Formed d
81. Louu.

sr. LoUzs. Dec. 2.-Ths Age Of Steel
of this city tomorrow will announce
the formation. on Dec. ]. cf . gigantic
hsrO wire trust, win headquarters -
Chicago and brapches ~ st. Louis. New
York, Plsssburg and san Francisoo. The
combination. under the name OF the
Consolidated Steel and Wire company
has Incorporated under the laws OF the
state Of lliinoie. with = paid-in capital
Of 81 900 900, aud embraces the follow
ing we'll known concerns st. Louis
Wire Mill company, ST. Louis;
Brsddock Wire company. Pitts
burg; Lambert and Bishop Wire
Fence company, Joliet, Illinois;
Iowa Barb Wire company. New York
City and Allentown. Pa Baker Wire
company, Chicago. The officers Of the
company are: NPresident. w. Edin-
born. St. Louis; vice-p president. John
Lambert, Joliet, H.; treasurer, Alfred
Clifford. Sc. Louis; secretary. r. Il.
Patterson. Chicago; general manager.
John w. Gatcs. Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
Another Man VIII Form Il.

PARIS, Dec. 2.-It is reported that NJ.
Cashmere Perrier has been requested
by President Csrnot to form . cabinet.
PARIS, Dec. IN. Perrier will en-.
deavor TO form . cabinet. n. Ribot
will accept the portfolio of foreign
affairs, but will decline any other
Office. BourgeYe holds fast to his re-
fusal. This is thought to mean that
Burdeau and Freycint will not be in
ylted to take portfolios.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

A Dakota Preaches Ceusgss . Thirtssn-
Year-Old Girl.

6Ioux Falls. s. D.. Dec. 2.-The Rev.
J. T. c. Wilson, Methodist minister
who breaches At Beersforc. 10 in Jail at
Canton on the charge Of outraging the
l4-ycar-old daughter of one OF his
parishouers. The Rev. Wilson left
home Wednesday morning TO drive to
. conference at Canton. He stopped
at the house of s. Mouiton for dinner,
but fonnd no one 1t home but the l3-
year-old daughter. He choked her into
insensibility and outraged her. and
then drove TO the conference and took
= prominent part in the proceedings.
The girl was discovered in the evening
in . precarious condition. Yesterday
she was able tn tell who her assailant
WAS, and the arrest followed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

VI 84 f0S4<0VR-
Co1pwATER. Dec. 2.-Cold vasef i -.
terssted 10 the extent Of 81 600. .ooo IN
one OF the greatess viii contests of -.
cent years Nrs- J. q. rsfkhuysf onl
Mrs. lasjua williams Of thn plsce aro
entitled 10 f5oo 900 each ffoR the -
tate Of the late d. Edgar Grouse Of ~
racuse, n. Y. His property ~ vaIe64
ct $40 900 900. eli but t50o, 600 Of wh5on
was left 70 the 'snext cf kis-v Tha
viii wss made BY Mr.. Crouss twenty-
Eve days befors be died, And while ~
wae very III.
The CONTESTANT Of this will il . woman
known as Grace Wilson, wbe ciatms -
have teen married 20 Mr.. Grouse. An1
her -.year-old daughter. Who. q =
claimed. IL SIR. Cfoure's snext Of KIM. !"
Mr. Croose met Niss Wilson IN 1885,
when efe wss - yesrs Of ake and very
attractive. They evidently fell IA love
with each other, and fy5endf 81 both
sides encournked the match. re <os,k
her 70 Saratoga aud xrBf hrf several
times TO England. paying sn her e.
pensea- II she can prove be ,nafr'aeo
20 Mr.. Cfonse. il vii be fs>ccs~afg -
prowe that ABE child ~ hss This may
not hp 40 difitut. ss siss hns nuu,}ef
II letters writes her hy NJ Grpuse.
though a n Sad he pad fsf . isyfo
sum of rnoneF fer toe letters he ha9
se~1t bsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
Planning Another Riot.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 2.-It il rumored at
Coal Creek that the miners are prepar-
ing to, attempt agaip. TO release the
state convicts before Governor Bu-
chanan goes out Of office. Governor
elect Turner has declared his intention
of enforcing the law. while Governor
Buchanan Is believed to sympathize
with the miners. General Keller An
derson has been authorized to increase
hia forces.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

New York, Dec, AT midnight the
North German Llyod steamship Spree
WAS two days over due. There IS no
doubt that an accident has befailen
her. Whether she has been in COL
lision with another vessel or . sub
merged wreck, disabled by storm or
sustained injury 70 her engines 10 =
matter of conjecture.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
Growers Great Record.

ExMoRE, Va, Dec. 2.-The tide, wind
ana temperature were today favorable
for ucking. President-elect Cleveland
went with George Doughty to the
south end Of high shoal. The ducks
were flying In considerable numbers
and Mr.. Cleveland succeeded in bag
ging some nineteen brant, ten broad
bills, six dippers and five she'll duck.
thus easily beating. his record - .
sportsmau.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

The Estate OF tbs Wizard Of Wall Stree,
Will Reach saoo,ooo.ooo.

No two estimates agree N to the
amount OF Mr.. Gould's fortune. The
most conservative figures places Il At
about fe0. 900 .00o. While some people IN
Wall street say that he most have gotten
together fully sf00 900 800. He Known
hoiIinzs of securities are about as fol.
love So 600 .e0o par value OF Western
I nion telegraph. wnIcn At t1days a
pfise. would fetch about SIS. 700. .opos
>ia eco 90 par vslus Of Mss arr Pa
eifie, wbcn e nos worth IA the mar
kst 81. 500. 600. lie - supposed 20 held
n the n@igaeoYhood Of $1,000 900 IF
Manhattan railroad stock. worth Sl0.-
sso. eco. Ills noIsinzs OF ali these
stocks have been larger tasn
tr..xs..ax a. Ss.,.ns Ez.a>f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

CaIrasr. Dec. 2.--John wuor8o. m
insane F5nissaef. aged about 50 yesrs.
hss been missing since saBday. The
afternoon his dead body wss foupd Ia
the wosSs three mica northwest OF this
esy. He sssupposed 10 have died frorn
.r..ss{rf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

CHICAGO, Dec. Marcus Daly, the
wealthy owner Of the Aconada niue,
is at the Auditorium. He SAYS the re-
port that he desires to DO elected eena-
tor from Montana is untrue. "I am
not IN politics and will have nothing
whatever 10 do With the senatorshlp
cootost" he eald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
Glhson is Very Low.

Hor spmaSas. Ark, Dec. a. Senator
Giessn tonight j. very low. There has
heen but little change IN his condition
during the past sweuiy-four hours and
the doctors ssy bic death may be cx-
pected At any m nsenL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.--Ths tceti-
mony in the Curtis trial today related
to the finding of Policeman Granite
body, its condition ana the disposition
made of il; to Curtis actions and words
while being driven 10 the police sta
ton after the murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

wAsHrSaros, Pa, Dec. 2.-The re-
mains of the late DIR. Scott were in
TERED At the Washington cemetery at
1850 O'Clock thls morning. Imme-
diAtely after the services the pres-
dent and party left for Warrington.
II. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

TRsyRpsK Cry, Dec 2.-WhiIe
Charles spencer wee rolling iore af
Cobhs a NIfcheiie camp, near May
field. Tie hook siippe ard Spencer wss
caught between t~o ioee, badly cutting
aud breaking the lsft knee. lie was
breusht to Traverse City for treat
ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

James y. Wilbur Takes MeFrhsne and
Hangs Himself

DExvse, Dec. z.~~James 7. Wsifsof.
business manager for Henry Lee. the
largest dealer Ia seeds aud farm 5npls-
meats ia tnis city. committed saselde
to-day bs taking morphsns ard tnea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

HctsHrox. Dee 1--Ths eninov
mines November protiscs was ss'e tons.
tlSs Atlantic Pos Orders sef~ re.
celved tcdAy To stop the ppmgs IN ihe
fsninessar mine. whch means per
rsanest ttnFofse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

John Ascfis. Grand Haven lam
herman, had the fnsers Of hIs left
hAsd torn of IN = null at Chippewa
Lake, while trying nee machine.
The fingeFs 81 hls TEnt we're lost sev-
efai years aso IA . hunting accident.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

plan, the committee took the eciion
already Indicated with tbs approval Of
large majority. Neverthsiess Sir c.
Fremantie. delegate for treat Britain,
declared that he WAS unsbis 10 pledge
England 10 withdraw her smaller gold
eoins uulesz 10 connectlon with some
such plan - that proposed BY Mr.
kothschiid. After discussing the re-
port aud the general question OF prin-
cipai involved ia the battle Of the
standards, the del~Katas decided
against reverting at ouce TO the discus-
slon OF tho originai Anerican pro-
posals. Tho conference adjourned
after passing . resolution 20 meet
again on next Tuesday 10 discuss Nor
liz Levy's plan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

Bertram Curricr, delegate for Great
Britain. created the drst sensation OF
The conference by making = rather
fiery attack ON the United States for
their attitude toward the eiIver ques-
ton. lie denounced the selfish policy
warned the other governments against
pulling tho chestnuS out Of the fire
for the United states America wished
to make . scapegoat Of Europe, he
said. IN the present conference. He
decided the attempt to raise tho price
of silver in defiance OF natural laws
and BY trivial artificial meaeures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

At this point. tae report states. vide
divergence of opinion became .ppsr-
eat "a the cosamsttea on the question
whether . central iBtefaalEonsI organ.
lxstlan should be crest@si TO pnFea ase
the silver in lump for all contracting
poxers and then Aliot TO each country
its share. er saeh country should paf-
ehsse its ovu snare Independently Of
All others. No decssi0a sss reached on
thIs matter. A motion 60 recommend
vets Of seven y bax. Asregasds Lsyy's
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05

Drome. France. were ruined by a
cyclone.
French authorities have arrested q
prominent Italian officer at TouloD,
and he VIII be expelled from the coun
Try.
1t has been stated semtoflclally that
the betrothal OF f,nnce George of
Walls and May Of Teck VIII soon be
announced.
A circular looking to the nomination
" Cardinal Gibbons for Pope 10 going
the rounds Of the French and Italian
clergy. !
The eruption Of Mount Etna is sub.
siding.
Mr.. Gladstone Is better, but his doc
tor compels HIM to remain one day
more In his room.
At Baltimore, Mrs. Rebecca Harlan
Winchester, Q former Philadelphia,
wife Of Paul Wiz chester. president OF
the Journalists Club.
The Queen has knighted Alderman
David Evans, the Lord Mayor OF Lon
don, comforting upon him tie Order OF
st. Michael aud st. George.
Private letters from Tashkand, in
Asiatic Russia, cay thst in TIE cholera
iiot there, by native Sarts. on July 8.
there were go Sarts and 10 soldiers
killed before the trouble ended. 2
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05
BULLETS IN PURSUIT..
A Counterfeiter Caught by Secre'
Service Officers.
MS HOUSE WAS SURROUNDED.
AND AFTER HIS ARREST THERE WE'RE
FOUND IN IT ALL THE TOOLS
OF HIS INFAMOUS
TRATE.

Powerful Jonathan hughes, an in
veterate and skillfnl counterfeiter, was
lodged In the Camden County jail by
Detectives William r. Lindner and
Frank =. Esquirell, Of the United
States Secret Service. Hughes was
securely hanicuffed, and the officers
we're greatly elated over the capture,
which was accomplished only aitsr q
desperate chase through q sparsely set
tied section OF New Jersey.
HUGHES A DANGEROUS MAN.
Hughes has served severla terms for
connterfelting coin. When caught last
time 10 o Cumberland County swamp
he was sentenced to the Trenton State
Prison for five years. lie was released
about Is months ago and settled IN
Iona, q small town In Gloucester
County, on the West Jersey Railroad.
Here he gathered q complete outfit OF
moulds and batteries and began the
manufacture Of bogus dollars, quarters
and dimes. The Secret Service officers
soon had Hughes under suspicion and
Induced Edward Mack, OF Clayton. to
negotiate for some spurious coin. He
secured 1926 In bad money and con-
tracted for more.
A DASH FOE LIBERTY.
The rest was never delivered. as De-
te, lives L ndner and Esquirell decided
TO arrest Hughes. Accompanied By
Mack they proceeded TO his Louise, and
covering each entrance called ON the old
nan to surrender. He responded BY
dashing out the door, and attempting
TO escape to the woods; but several
shots. fred in the air, brought himto
terms, and he was securely iron ed.
The house was then searched, and the
counterfeiter's paraphernal;a un-
eartned. Hughes will te ar ralgneG
before United States Commissioner
Cassady. 4
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.

N-;xt~ a f~or. xba nroalr vrttou a
..sl''0 Aon sn0 :
jugs
Snk worms are 500 ny 'ne pounu
Id Snina.
The Australian dog aud the Egy2-
tixn shepherd dog never bark.
Zimmerman, the American bicyc-
list. has made . quarter Of q mile In
thirty seconds
The University Of Ferrara, In Italy,
recently celebrated the 50Oth anniver-
sary Of it's founding,
nr..n vacs,.,Ie. v,r reta,n tha,r
,.,or r. = "a e "nota', IN an nncov.
cred vessel.
A curious ind ustry In Paris Is t, at
Of selling toads to gardeners, to be used
as insect destroyers.
Al, .. u..,;, vh;,.
80 aups.s VIZ J nnh,,o .xnanse
oo.us .sa !.
1s0 uV
Wo.e nTs ToaS.. ~
Lus5snu uus.. snT .o,xn -
'ne 0os1ns ~
-Audiences In Russian theatres ~
forbidden BY law to manifest tneir dls
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05

The many friends Of the birds, who
nave % often and 20 ensrgstically pro-
tested against their use for the ad0rn-
ment Of women's hata will be in
terestsd in the fate Of ths moho, q
Of the most beautiful Of the feathersd
inhabitsnts of the Sandwich Isiands.
These birds are now extinct, and Pro-
lessor Newton, Of Cambridge, Eng
land estimates that not above hall.
a-dozeu stuffed specimens Of the spec
les exist In the world.
They were clothed with magnif,
cent yellow feathers, and for the sake
Of these, which were employed in
making robes for the native chiefs Of
the Islands, the birds were relent-
lessly slaughtered. When the sup
ply became exhausted recourse was
had 10 another yellow-feathered bird
OF the islands, much inferior in
beauty, however, and the name 90,
formerly borne ty the Moho, was
transferred to this new victim OF saw
age vanity.
1t can hardly be a comforting 70
lection for those who aid or encour-
age the slaughter Of birds for the
adornment Of human head-gear, that
they are simply initiating a thought
less custom Of the uncivilized natives
Of q Pacific Island.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05

The house Of Jacques Flandreau,
built In New Rochelle, N. Y, in the
year 100, Is standing and Is suppo. ed
to be ons Of the Oldest Huguenot houses
In this country.
within a few years past over l00,-
600 900 Of those little wire corkscrews,
used In ink and medicine bottles, have
been sold. Machines tnrn them out at
the rate OF 3d. 900 per day.
The famous Orloff diamond OF
Russia was once the right eye of the
great idol Serringham In the Temple OF
Brahms. This precious gem Q olen
somewhere about the beginning OF the
Eighteenth Century by . French sci
dier.
The streets OF London "a cleaned
between eight in the evening and nine
in the morning. Many Of the carriage
ways arc washed daily by means OF =
hose and the courts and alleys inhabited
by the poorer clssses are cIea cd once .
dag.
between May % and June 20 Tat.
tsrsalls 81 New York sold $oll,0oO
worth Of thoroughbred ysarlings.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05
any nairs

-r.HL FH1EH
The fact that some persons begin to
show gray hairs while In their TWEEN
ties does not indicate q premature de-
cay Of the constitution. It Il purely
b local phenomenon, and oftsn CO.
exists with great physical vigor. A
medical journal says: Many feeble
persons; and others who have suffered
extremely, both mentally and ply
ideally, DO not blanch 9 hair until
past middle life; while others. with
out assignable cause lose their capil.
larry coloring-matter rapidly when
about forty years Of age.
Race has 3 marked influence. The
traveller, Dr.. OrbignY says that in
many years he spent In South America
he never saw . bald Indian, and
scarcely aver q gray-headed one. The
negroes turn more slowly than the
whites.
In this country SCI appears to make
little difference. Men and women
grow gray about the same period Of
life. In men the hair and beard
rarely change equally. The one Is
usually u1EkeE UuAu tuo Otuor IOt
several years, but there seems NO
general rule as to which whitens the
llrst.
The spot where grayness begins
differs with the individual. The
philosopher Schopenhauer began to
turn gray ON the templeS and COM
plscsntly framed . theory that this
indicates vigorous mental activity.
The correlation OF gray heirs. a.
we'll q III caussA deserve more at
tentiye study than they have re-
ceived. Such = change d undoubtedly
indicative Of some deep-ssated physi.
illogical process; but what this IL we
cen only ASCERTAIN after some extern
sive observations than have yet been
submitted to science.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05

One Of the most curious thines i'm
lginable 10 to see the Emperor viii.
ism dancing. He dances much In
the same manner rs he marches stif,-
~ and in an unbendina style, while
the vigorous exsctitude and disci-
plins which he dIsplays during q
square dance can only be compared to
the movements Of troops on parade.
Like hts uncle, the Prince Of Wales,
and, In met, all other members Of his
family, he dances very fast. carrying
sverything before him, and, without
making any attempt to pilot his part
ner, expects everybody TO clear out Of
ns way, His brother has mono Of
ths tsrpsichorean skin 70 often found
oDssae naval eGessA
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05

The state Of the weather In May
presented q splendid opening for .
few paragraphs on the extraordinary
summer Of 1915. According to the
best records January and February
were warm and ~springlike. March
was cold and stormy. Vegetation
had got well along in April. when
real winter set In. Sleet and snow
fell on seventeen different days In
May. In June there was either frost
or snow every night but three. The
snow was five inches deep for several
days In succession In the interior OF
New York, and from ten inches TO
three feet In Vermont aud Maine.
July was cold and frosty, ice form
ing as thick ~ window psnes In every
one Of the New England Statss'
August was still worse; ice formed
nearly an inch In thickness, and killed
nearly every green thing In the
United States and Europe
N the spring OF 1919 corn which
had been kept over from the crop Of
1915, sold from IS to slo = bushel.
the buyers purchasing for seed.
On May 10, 1885, show fell to the
depth Of b foot in Jamestown, Va,
and was piled up in huge drifts in
most Of the Northern Statea There
was snow In many parts Of Iowa and
Illinois on May II. 1878. and again as
late as May 20, lss2-St. Louis Re
public.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-05

Mexico Is anxious to secure recipro-
cal relations with the United States.
Mackerel are taken In nets and By
hooks. The NEST of them are caught
10 nets, whit b are taken around .
school Of them aud gathered 10. When
the fish are scattered they are taken b.,
hook and line. This ash 10 whollya
food nsh, and b saltsd In large quaint.
~ fol home and export