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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
Powers'-proE Gleason.

FtOs. GlsAs1n. the ocFse trainer, Will
begin an engagement At Powers to-
niOrFoH evening Which wiil continue
thToug hogi the week. with the excep-
t0n OF Thursday evening, when tie
stage viii he occupied by lhe Conreld
Opera Company IA Poor Jonathan"
OF Mr.. 0i-csan's work come de, may
he obtained from the following when
- taken from the Free Press o! last
Thursday:
There Was large attendance a. the
rink last nlght 10 witness PSof. Giea-
son . noEse-trsinlng exhibition, and an
unusually lns performances was giysn-
The ONO man-eatlng stallion was gwen
another lesson. lie was led Into q largo
pen and his brldle removed, while tie
professor followed hum with 8 revolver
fillet with blank cartridges. As soon
Is the stallion made n1eve he shot at
him, which after time made hln
quite wiling to be handled. lie then
threw HIM, after which he drove him
10 training wagon and gave HIM a
1oae OF hrecrackcrs. lie Will need two
o. three more lessons before he IS
thoroughly broken. The Windsor
truck horse did not pan out rs expected
and instead OF kicking took every
thing that was done 10 HIM as an every
day occurrence. Ugly Mary was the
card OF the evening, causing amuse-
ment and intense excitement for near
ly al hour ami then seemed resdy for
more. She kicked without tins and
with them, and kept the crowd and the
professor guessing as TO winch way she
would plunge next. In one OF her
mad cashes she ran right into the
crowd and caused q stampede for the
doors. The professor announced that
she was the best kicker he had over
handled and will put on some finishing
touches to her behavior tomorrow
nl4nt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

20 nfPsay Of IRWIN Bscs. at tie Aesd-
enig O. nuse tia week . Just enc Ok
tee Esst there has been AZ taAL esI4o-
hsEment foF very long TINS To rua
down the list alBlcst every artist must
oe labeled good, aad i IS hardly
aecsss&Iy 10 further paTtiealsrgzs.
Paul and latte Mills have nos been
here bsfcts and they do well in their
'.Cexlna1 Processes" sketch. Ios Ma
tioaal 1lio, Nellie Forester aud Assrs-
Bryan -anf Isuiton. are esp.tal. FraaS
Ia Moudac, Tanner an Dosley, Mas
Lofts 1As8a. tia three Judges and the
Sheridan AMI Flynn. OF Acsiinty fame.
are aii flfstrcssss performers IN
g1sir respective lines. Altogether the
seadsng kAs a really sxeel.enL per
IoT1a1ce tags week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

20 ssess Yos- Mss.y FER sryshIns That
WIZ Give Yoo rEe.sur..
7, IL no. = waate to snr-d vo1r money
n cabs. IN good medicine and in good
things 20 eat. whcu ron are going 70 e.
health from then.
Il 10 not a waste 60 buy somebody =
busch eff flowers. box Of candy or
rew book. for Il 10 rssng 20 bring a
smile 10 her face and happiness 10 her
heart
r. il not waste 20 scatter pleasant
wcrsis e-srvwherc, ysu viii reap . benz
EFT Ercsn them
IA h nes . waste IN have yosr coats
ard tr.oss~s. gowns and jackets well
MAZE. few sAsv ~hl year mach ionger.
II IL net wssse 90 spene yynr money
e. s>~-psp~rs sd magazines. because
sAen vsu le.rs to talk sssst semsthing
esse h~~s6<s gssr nsssa ssss' saasfs
II = - . safe ~ slssns yesF soney
- all-ts~s - wess rsees - sssxs ssT
= 80. s.>.s~ - efvs TIE greatest sszsaas
e s,es<vfe - yes sea rae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
Pecknam's Group Remedy cure
Whooping cough.
Lighthouse.

Mr.. and Mrs Loren Prescott art
keepers OF tho Government Lighthouse
at Sand Beach, Mich. and are blessed
with a daughter four years old Las;
April she was taken down with Meas
les. followed with "a dreadful Cough
and turning into "A Fever. poctorf
at home and ut Detroit treated her,
but IN vain. she grew worse rapidly,
until she was n mere handful al
bones. Then she tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and after the use az two
and hall bottles. was completely
cured. They say DR.. kings New Dis
covery is worth its weight in gold.
yet you can get a trial bottle for JIG
cents at Peck Dros.' drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
strength aud Health.

IL you are not feeling strong snt
heaity. try Electric Bitters. n la
Grippe" has lett you weak and weary
use Electric pi'icrs This remedy artI
directly on liver. stomach and kid
Dencys. gently aiding these organs e
perform their functions. II you aei
afflicted with Sick Headache. you ell
find speedy and permanent rciicf n.
taking Electric Blftrrs. Ono trial vii
sconvincc you that this t. the rem~d,
Won need. Large bottles only soc. a
Peck Brne.' drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Mrs. O'F.-Can l have my husband
put in Jail fer slappin me in the mouth?
Msgistrate-Certainly; that is assault
and battery.
well. I'll come around in about .
month and make the charge"
"Why not have him arrested at oncey
"Well. you see. when he slapped me
hit him on the head with a rollin pin,
and he's now in the hospital, and the
doctors says he won't be able to get out
fer month yet. Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Confirm CIR statement when we sa,
that Dr. Acker's English Remedy 10 il
every way superior To any and all othc.
preparations Fer The Throat and Lrucs
IL NbOoping Cos r.d Group. u
magic aud reiirset ~ once. Ne oiie
YOU sample tate free Remcnihc.
THIS Remedy IS to.e or positive guar
arfgp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
Not Entirely Sure.

Fathsr-Well, Tommy. how do you
think you will like this little fellow for
brother?
Tommy inspecting the new infant
somewhat doubtfully)-Hsve we got TO
keep him. papa, or is he only q sampled
Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Simply apply ''swsyps's orxr~ssr.'
No internal medicine required. tures
letter. eczerns, Itch, ali efurtions 90
The face, hspss, pese, ETC., leaving the
skEn dear. white and healthy. lis
great healing and curative powers are
possess$d by no other respedy. All
vour druggisis for svAyrx's ORR
nrs7."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

The best eslvt n the world fer cs1fs,
i,suIs@s. sores, ulcers, salt rheuus, fever
sores, letter, cass pged hsn6s, essilbis'ns,
cerns sne ali SKIN eruptisns, and poes-
lively cures psles, or no pay required.
IL - guaranteed e. give perfect satssfso-
sjsn or money refunded. Price Is csnss
Per esx Per ais ~ pe<k brts-. drug
So, ocrpef Monroe snS pivssoa- eta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
At tho Club.

Commodore Naylor-wheres Bob this
evening?
Throckmorton-He told me that cir
cumstance over which he had no control
would prevent his being with rs to-
night.
&. N.-Probably he meant his wife
Smith & Gray's Monthly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
I'm portaut.

Geerge-whew. What can be the
matter: Telegram says, "Corne home
Immediately"
George crushing into his suburban
home, one hour laterl-Ten me quick,
nv dear. What is it2
Young wife-The baby said Mama.
Life
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

The world is ways interested "a Tie
cure OF .consa.l4l'tsJa, yet ~ prsFsr
ton - of Tar m@la importance. DR.
wood's Norway Pre- syrup - Eesran.
teen 10 cure c0-Ens ahd colds. Sold
by eli dealers on a guarantee Of eats
faction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
An Old settler.

Lord Nobby Ito Nevada Nickl-Y
must ave lived ere good while, Ell?
Nevada Niok-See that mounting ths-f
That was hole in the ground when
cane here. -Drake's MsgaeaDe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Mrs. wrssrns's sesgrs1re sstrt hrs s>>n us~s
Scr shfisrea tssthnK ~ seefbes tire rhfa
sefteps the runs siass I'll rxfn. rnfe> ere
ctsic. sns is he best remedy fo< efarre0eo
1xeetH-fre renfS hnftle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
On THE PLAY BILLS
A Neat Variety of Entertain
ment Offered.
DRAMA, OPERA AND HORSES
Peer jonathan :" u Powers 'vJHsar a,
Rsdnsas's-A Glimpse Al Ge2y's
ana Smiths esH-

The local nnasagsfs prsslte q great
vaFlssy OF amusement az the tnssters
fer ths coming week, as will be OH
served sy the sab.oinsd aanounce-
mania.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
HOW BILL NYE ROSE
His Somewhat Humble 5e-
ginning and Progress.
HIS FIRST BID FOR FORTUNE
Was Through the New York Work--Hls
Laramie Wfisings--fn Cyclone.
Vile and Family Income.

isir. Sys teiegrs2hs the editor from Aslls-
vile n. C.. tAat he Is painfully, tsssxh Aot
d.ageFoasly. VI tasfe. snd vii not tAersfsse
- sbis 10 furnish els usual letter thks wexk
Occssisn Is therrfors taksn - sfxsr tao readers
Of this pager al sppreoixtiys sketch Of the
sszostst from ina psn VI Mr.. L. j. kiwsrcs.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

AZ ssch week passes ~ Mr.. Gesry's
cosy family rssor; becomes more and
more poruiar. any afternoon, and
even evenings, enc can see = score Of
baby esrrisges stored IA ard about the
foyer ard lobby Of tie theatsr. Per
The coming week Aauager t}earv 81
nounces ss the principal sttyaegiaa ~
The lecture hall Colonel Alexa nder
teoper, the roysl giant and tslless
man on esrtn. ir, Cooper slana
eight feet ard tvo inches high and
holsis IN biz hand = f1n-tiiI whsca hs
wiii give 20 any ssil MAO vho can resca
it. Mss Denver, she lafy from Casi-
s>s, who ~anss a husband. vii On
Monday sftrrnoon choose from among
fhe many suitors. TIE ore sbe thsaks
vii make her the be.t husband. Mr.
tsesry's excellent stock company Of
ursmatie players. vii present scar
foucns, the French fother, ard The
trst half q the week that very funny.
refined fares comedy, n one scene.
snesies "aaHins u sAspsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
About twelve years ago there began

About twelve years ago there began
10 apIsskr ia different newspapers sx-
tracts which were said VI have beea
copied from joarnxl published ~ Lara
ME. Wy. the name Of which was al
legged 20 DO The Boomerang. The
sketches were delicious. bat fer long
time many Of those who enjoyed tho.
Aurnor Of them were very doubtful about
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

For burns, scsids, bru go ard al ne q
and sofcne. OF TIE fiesh The gFsrs
household remedy is Dr.. shoma'
Electro Oh. Be sure yen get slse gen
fs4ue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Msasscr Smith bss secured the r.
ga Htos. Vaudeville ConspsBy fnE .
week engagement enfnasenesnx Moa-
SAY, Jssusry ~. Tie p ssshars EsssisF
~ Jsnusrv = scesks Fl iris sofsaesns
Ne fsiiows Tie cemsds sns vaudeville
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
Lily w htte.

The Valley City Milling Company ha.
no peer in the manufacture OF -four
Try the LILY WHITE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Garfield yea 10 composed of wholiy
harmless herbs, hence Its oitects car
never be injurious. Why, then take
nauseous pills. oils or cathartics tia,
conetlpAte?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

fyou always iaslss upon having A.
cock . Porous Pisstefs and never rccep'
substitute, you viii not b disspposns
ed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Made by Valley Gig Milling Co, Crane
Eapids. - fs-las.F iayorlte. Try a.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
PRACTICALLY OUT OF DANGER.
Mrs. Harrison Is Now Well on the Road to
Recovery.

LOON LAKE House. Sept. 1S.-The Presi-
dent and the members of his household
were more encouraged than ever to-day
over the favorable reports made by DR..
Gardner in regard to the condition OF Mrs.
Harrison DR.. Gardner says: "Mrs. Har-
risOn is improving very rapidly. Since the
last operation there has been no production
of fluid in the pleural cavity, and. so far as
effusion is concerned, Mrs. Harrison NAV be
considered out of danger. OF course, l can
not say positively that fluid will not form
again. bat do not think IL will. | see 10
necessity for another operation, unless
there is an unlookedfor accumulation of
fluid. Mrs. Harrison Is now able to sit up
in bed, and she rested quistly nearly all day.
She is now taking as much nourshment as
she did before the appearance OF the re-
cent complication, and is gaining strength
steadily"
While members of thu family assert that
no plans have been made for tie future. il
is learned on undsputed authority that ar
rangements have been made for the early
removal of Mrs. Harrison 10 Washington,
and that the start will be made as early as
Thursday morning next, provided the pres
ent favorable condition continues. The
details OF the proposed trip are purposely
suppressed.
The President received n telegram to-
night from the Secretary of the Treasury
saying that the cholera crisis was prac-
tically past, and that there appears to be no
longer any danger Of the spread Of tue dis
The morning call., 1892-09-19
Ai AIR LINE ROAD.
1t Will Be Running Between San Fran.
cisco and New York in 1901.

DETROIT. Mich, Sept. 16.-William Dal-
lin of Chicago, vice-p president aud general
manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Con-
structon Company, is in the city tempor-
arily. He gives an interesting account of
the air line railroad that is to be bnilt be-
tween New York and San Francisco and
which will shorten the distance over 500
miles and result in a proportionate saving
of time. In an interview he had the fol-
lowing to say on the subject:
Ever since October last | have been at
work perfectiDg the plans of the company.
The preliminary surveys have been made
and charters secured in Illinois, Ohio and
Pennsylvania. In addition to the work
already done in Indiana we are now en-
gagged in surveying the route through
New jersey: The work of grading for
the road bed and laying rails will COM
1nence in 1S93 and the entire road will
be completed sand in operation : lin the
year 1901. The cost OF the division from
New YORK to Chicago will be 500, ,000 900,
and of the :San Francisco end $500, 900, ,000
this includes everything. We will be
thorough in our work in the various States
and will secure right-of-way extending
for 20 miles on each side of the road. When
we come to river, We will bridge il, and
II we cannot 90 over mountain, we will bore
through IT, no matter how long il may be-
Our main line will run within
few miles of Chicago, and WITHIN
IA miles OF Cleveland. Instead of turning
out to take in cities. we will build spur
tracks to connect them with the main line.
The cities will come to us. We calculate
that our road will pay for itself inside of
six years. We would look for all the
through and local business between New
York and San Francisco and We will get 1t
without doubt when the road Is completed.
] figure that dividend of per cent year
or S15.000.000 would be declared. We will
establish 100000 plant at Benton Har-
Dor. Mich., and there we will build our en-
gines. our freight and passenger cars, make
rails, and, in fact. everything used in the
construction and operation Of the road"
The road will be built with English capi-
IL IoII In.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
TO Save MeNULTY'S NECK.
A Meeting at Metropolitan
Temple Last Night.
Carroll Cock Announces the Discovery Of
New Witness Fifteen Hundred People
AtteLd Professor Bells Lecture.

Between 1900 and 1000 people. mostly
ladies, attended the meeting held at Metro
politan Temple last night in the interests of
the condemned murderer JOHN McNulty.
The meeting was under the auspices Of
the Progressive SpIritualiSts Society of San
Francisco and working in conjunction with
the members of that society were the
Daughters of the Good Shepherd. who have
been unceasing in their labOrs to secure
commuta:on of sentence to life imprison-
ment for the condemned man.
The Daughters of the Good Shepherd had
their petitions to the governor in the hallway
and each person who entered the hall was
asked to sign them. Many complied with
the request and not few refused.
Previous TO the address Of the evening
Professor Fred Bell. the teacher of the
spirItualists, sang Eternity" ana an
nounced his sermon for next Sunday night.
He then entered upon the address of the
evening, his theme being John McNulty-
What Have | D0ne?'
The speaker said he was there to enter his
protest against the judicial murder OF Nc
Nuliy. First. because he was a spiritualst;
second, because he did not believe in capi-
tai punishment; thi I'd, because the law of
an eye for an eye and life for a life be-
lOnged to the dark ages, and lastly, because
he had read the evidence in the McNuty
case ard believed there were mitigating Cit
cumstances.
Professor Bell then wandered away from
his subject, and told all about himself for
a half hour or more. and only got back TO
McNulty when he read an extract from
letter written by the murderer's mother.
He failed to quote any OF the testimony
showing the mitigating circumstances.
Incidentally he gave Carroll Cook and
Sheriff Laumeister his unqualified iudOrSe-
ment, gave Judge Murphy aud Governor
Markham faint praise, and then asked that
IL there was any one In the helse
wanted to see McNulty hanged to rise TO
their feet. No one arose, and Professor
Bell asked that all who wanted the sentence
c0mmuted to rise, and nearly everyone in
the house stood up.
VIII Carleton's death Doomed" was
then very acceptably reci,ed, and the pre-
fessor closed his portion of the work of the
evening by calling Carroll Cook to the
platform.
Cook made brief but earnest speech. in
which he begged all thoSa who were in
earnest about wanting McNulty's sentence
commuted TO write to the Governor and say
so. He also announced that he had dis
covered another witness. a lady, who
saw the shooting. and that her evidence
would help McNuty.
The name of the witness Cook refused 70
diyulge but said the reason the woman had
not testified heretofore was because she
feared publicity. The Daughters of the
Good Shepherd will call Oh her to-day aud
reason with her. and, il possible, take her
affidavit to the Governor TO aid them in
securing clampncV
The morning call., 1892-09-19
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
The Thirteenth Regiment VIII Go
Fire Island at Once.

The Thirteenth Regiment Will Go to
Fire Island at Once.
New YORK, Sept. 1S.-Adjutant- General
Porter at noon to-day ordered the Thirteenth
Regiment TO get under arms as soon as pos
sible aud proceed to Fire Island. Great
difficulty was experienced in drumming up
the men, SIS it is Sunday and they are
scattered in all directions. At 6:05 P. NJ
seventy live men from the various CON-
panies reported for duty, aud they were
started for Babylon. Il is thought that
from 80 70 200 men will be in readiness TO
60 down tomorrow.
John knox, fireman on the Allan Line
steamer Nevada, which arrived here on
September Il, WAS found dead on the deck
OF the steamer near one Of the hatchwaYS
this evening. The man had complained of
bad attack of disrrhea in the morning, and
when he was discovered dead Captain
Maine at once notified the health author
tiles. DR.. Charles I. Roberts, chief IF the
Bureau of Contagious Diseases, after
making an examination, ordered the
steamer thoroughly fumigated and also
closed the pier and Quarantined those on
the ship. The Nevada was not detained
at quarantine last Wednesday, having ex-
hIbited a clean bill of health.
The Board Of Health issued bnlletin
this afternoon, in which ii is stated that no
cases of suspected cholera have appeared in
the city since the last bulletin, and no
deaths from cholera have occurred since
Thursday. The report Of the bacteri0l-
Ogists in the case Of Mary COnnerty, sus-
Dected of having cholera, was TO the effect
that no spirillium of cholera was diseoY-
cred
The morning call., 1892-09-19
OFFICERS ARE RETiCENT.
Evans and Sontag Lost Many Friends by
Tuesdays Bloody Work.

VIsALIA, Sept 1S.-There are no further
developments in the train-robber hunt to-
day, and county officers refuse to give any
Information regarding their plans for the
future, knowing that the robbers have al
ready heard too much of their movements
through the medium Of the newspapers.
If the robbers had any number of friends
before the fight last Tuesday they have now
lost them. The murderous work of Tues
day, says the Delta, has wrought great
change In the sentiments OF the bandits
former friends, who were few in number,
but unwise In their open sympathy for the
vilainous desperadoes.
There are a number now In pursuit of
Chris Evans who were the train-robber's
former friends. The charge in the San
Francisco papers that the people here
many OF them-are in sympathy with the
bandits Is as false as can be.
True, there are few men like Clark
Moore in the mountains, but it is cowardly
and unjust to attack all the mountaineers.
as they are law-abiding and good citizens,
and denounce the crime fearlessly, while
others are afraid to express an opinion for
fear that the bandits will wreak vengeance
on them,
The morning call., 1892-09-19
A Serious Accident on the Southern
Pacific Near Truekee.
Loss OF LIFE AVERTED BY A TRAMP.
The Track, SnOWsheds and Number Of Cars Badly
Damaged-A Valuable Shipment Of Horses
Severely Shaken Up.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

TRUcKEE, Sept. ia serious accident
occurred at tunnel 13 this morning. Just
as the eastbound passenger train No. 8
emerged from the tannel the wheel of the
Daggage-car broke, derailing seven cars and
knocking down fifty feet of the snowshed.
A boy tramp riding on the blind platform
OF the baggage-car saw the accident and
pulled the bellcord. stopping the train just
In time 10 avert frightful loss of life.
Three cars, loaded with racehorses en-
route to the Reno Fair, were badly shaken
up and received some scratches on the legs.
The only other damage WAS to the track,
sheds and Rolling-stock.
The passengers were brought TO Truck ee.
and the westbound passenger No. 2 has
been held here all the afternoon. The
wreck Will be cleared about o'clock.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
DIR. HIRST'S SECOND YEAR.
Special Services Held at the Simps
Memorial Church.

Special Services Held at the simpson
Memorial Church.
The services at Simpson Memorial Metho-
dist Episcopal Church were of specially
interesting character yesterday. The Rev.
A. G. HIrst, d. d., began the second year
of his pastorate greeted by very large con-
gregation that filled the beautiful audi
forum. His text was chosen from John
iii %, How can these things be-" and was
clear aud mastery presentation OF the C.
trine of regeneration as the keynote cf the
gospel.
The Sunday-school was unusually large,
and was addressed by the pastor, DR.. n. j.
Bird, +. A. Girvin and the superintendent,
c. B. Perkins.
The pastor delivered an address at 6:45
to the largest attendance of the Epworth
League ever held in the church.
The Rev. DR.. Hurlbut of New York
preached at the evening services. The
members of this church rejoice in what
they consider red-letter day in their his
tory.
The ladies Of the church will tender re-
ception to DR.. and Mrs. Hirst this eve ming.