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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

Mariners Crirciss the Western Reserve.
Gathering Up the Dead.

AakAclAak - y L-4~ O~-@-
NEwHERRY, Mich, sept. 2.-Tne life-
saving crew OF ths Grand MarlAs sta
ton are patroliing the beach for ten
miles each way today 10 the search Of
bodies from me steamer Western Re
serve, which fouudered of th,s point
Tuesday night. Up 10 noon bat three
bodies nad been recovered. one q
them j. knowa 10 be that OF Captain
Peter Aluca, owner or tns steamer.
The body If = woman found last night
~ Still unidentified. The remains are
bus partially clothed. indicating that
SIZE hGd rushed from ner state-FoOm
30 tae deck only 10 mud The
steamer SINKING. The tnlrd body
b ais0 unidentified. Harry Stewart,
tn sole survivor, has not yet returned
from saulI ste. Marie TO identify the
dead, but 5 expected TINS afternoon.
Palmer & Co.. agents Tor the Mlneh
feet, have requested the keeper OF the
Life saw ng station 20 have ali bodies
enibelmed 70 await the arrival of
Philip MincA snd G.. r. Palmer, who
are ca the way 10 toe scene Of the dis
aster. Harry stewart, the only sur
vlVor, aas been ordered 10 remain NJ
NewoerFy. He says positively, IN an-
swer 10 Al inquiry, that the steamer
broke IA two IL forcing her way into =
big SEA.
No disaster ever occurring on the
laxes has given marine men such a
shock as the LOGS Of the Western Re-
serve. 20 them It IS much more than
Tue loss ot one OF the finest steamers
on the axes, the wlping out of the
family OF 4 millionaire vessel owner
and the aim - complete annihIlat.On
OF the crew. L = also an overturnlug
OF the theories al principles on whica
the latter day marine has been bulls.
30 skeptical were Chicago marine men
today that the Western Reserve could
have been lost IN The way described in
the morning papers that dozen tele-
grams were sent 10 Cleveland. The
uniform reply was, Newspaper re-
ports are too true. The Western Re-
serve broke Ia two and al were lost,
save one.'
For several years since the building
OF steel vessels became the fashion the
tendency has been not so much Tor
speed, as on the ocean. but for size OF
cargOes. Tue rivalry between shipyards
as 10 which would produce the boat
carly ihS BIC tAi b11s CaAso OH me sinai
esd dimensions nas been keen. The
Western Reserve vas buIIt 10 outcarry
anything on the lakes, and she did 50,
Her roCo q was over ll2 900 bushels oil
wheat from Chicago. and over $40.
net tons OF iron ore from Escanata
This record was q boast Tor the Ceye-
land ship building company which con,
structed the steamer, an1 4 Big profit
% ~ owners.
Ia the efforts to secure great carrying
"a que ~, g IS now evident that strength
hRd been sacrificed. The steamer va,
unable % withstand the storm. which
according 81 ali reports, WAS not par
tculariy severe. When tue critical
tcst came she vent down. and Captain
M.nch uad tie penalty of MS mistake
With llslfs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
PhYsIolans

frequently state: I'VE know that Port
Vine is the best tonic for the weak,
nervous and debilltated, and for such
troubles as exhaustion, weakness, sleep
lessness. ETC., there is no medicine to
compare with it; yet We fear to pre-
scribe it, for there are so many aGul-
terations on the market"
There is a brand called "Royal
Ruby" Port Wine, so called for its
royal taste and ruby color, 1t is pure
and old and has that fruity taste that
no other wine has. Druggists some
times urge that whicn they have In
bulk; why? More profit of course.
Royal Ruby port wine is guaranteed by
the undersigned TO be absolutely pure
and over five years old, or money paid
for il will be refunded. Quarts Sl.00i
pints 90 cts. Sold and guaranteed by
White d White, Thum Bros. and
Schmidt, leading druggists. Bottled by
Royal Wine Co., Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
BLEW UP THE BARN
Dastardly Outrage on Gilead
Farm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CROPS
HIs Supposed N.lfo -GlycsTias Was Used
u Deszoy I-e Separator and
B1zn lhs Barn.

CoADwAFsR, Men, sept 2-4 eater.
day morning about > o'clock era 4
separator belonging % kinney Stephen
s8n ~ss blosa up. & 8 thought ~
nitEo-g.ycer.ne, GA TIE farm OF Henry
Martin. 10 Guead township. The barn.
separator the wheat crop OF forty acres
and seven tons Of hay were burned.
The explosion blew the top Of The
separator OF and ire vas seen issuing
from every aperture 0n The machine.
The force seat tns IRE twenty feet
h.ga. Tie whole barn gas found az
once 20 "a IA flames, and there was
barely time 70 get on. tour horses The
new belt on ths separator Has cut OF
aud saved.
Suspicion resls on toe sans persons
who, lt Eas thought, burned A. Mar
tins dwelling lev years ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Michirsn Pens.nn.rs-

WksurVeroN SPECIAL, sept. Orig
mall James II. lumsn. George W.
Naner. John r. Bradley, Doug IT.
Nelson, M.lsri 0instead. Thomas
Barry. John Shell, Jsmcs Auble.
~ ward A. Wssteott. Henry Williams s,
Daniel Williams, Daniel IT. Brown.
Andrew T., Carr son. Aiexsnder Jack
son. Adtiuoas. Corien 2. eran1 s..
Eugeae Stone, Albert IapoInt, ph 70
former. LgnsfOrd n Stanley. Henry
?, Evsus, Charles a Cham berIaln.
Joau frcCfer, orson ~. Baker, Fghert
81. fur,ell. samuel Tedd,ck. sylvester
g. Foster. Etgar Pierce, Henry
Knesde Wss ev H0ughtsrn, Ansel
lsmpri Jacub f. HsmnI a. Joseph r..
Kerry. samuel 2. JoHey. Aiexan ae- =.
Mcdonnell. Supp ementa ~ ilam
y. Richard son. R-Dewsl ard increase
-Abuer G.. stewart. decrease -Frsak-
lu bsmus, Nathaniel e. King .de-
ceased John NHmhrue. Re- ssge-
Charles n rtz. Ie ssua ard faersase--
Asf0a trosa. Enai. ridews. sfc.-
F1fanrff Wsitasonsr. Br 20 Iran-
son. e - a >learls. Saran H ksrr.
sRrsn Baraon, jane E Bar.ey.
Louisa case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

The state teachers institute opened
a. Hart, August %, closed September
?. with Prof. ". y. Ferris, Big Rapids,
conductor, assisted by c. ". Hills or
Pentwater and d. +. Mcclure.
There WAS the largest enrolment
ever mad IN the county, and the work
hss been instructive and uplifting
along educational lines.
state superintendent Fitch lectured
before the institute Wednesday morn
ing on History"
Prof. Ferns gave powerful lecture
~ the Congregational church Thurs
day evening on Getting On IN the
World" and c. W. Hills lectured
Wednesday evening, using for his sub
ject, Haste Not; Rest Not"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Hot Political CAMPAIGN.

1t is claimed so strongly by each
party that the coming presidential
election means victory, that 1t would
appear that strenuous exertions will be
made IN the struggle. Leaders Of local
political clubs who are considering
whore to purchase campaign goods
will do well to correspond with G. F..
Poster. Son & Co., Chicago, who are
one of the largest dealers IN the coun-
try IN banners, flags, regalia, etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
= Notable Announcement
Made by the Physicians
Of the Copeland Medi-
cal Institute.
Medicines and Treatment Free
for Two Weeks 10 All Who
Apply Before Septem-
Der 13-Reasons for
Making IT,

As was previously stated IN this
paper, the location Of the Copeland
Medical Institute and Dr. Copeland
and associates, under whose care IL Is
carried on ia Grand Rapids, IS per
manent one. Their leases, contracts,
etc, are for term Of years, and the
elegant Offices IN which they are IA
stalled, at No. 1872 East Fulton street
corner OF Sheldon street, bear sbund-
ant evidences of the solidity and per
maneney of the business.
The Men Themselves.
When men are brought prominently
before the public IN the columns OF the
daily press, very natural inquiry Is
prompted Is to their record ami antece-
dents. In the case IN hand the writer
gladly welcomes the opportunity 10 an
swer tins inquiry.
DR.. W. II. Copeland, though still by
no means an old man, has gained for
himself reputation in his specially,
the treatment of throat and lung
troubles, such as II is the good fortune
OF but few physicians To enjoy.
MatrIculated AZ Bellevue Hospital
Medical College. MS abilities were even
thus early recognized IN that famous
institution of medical learning. He
was elected president of his class and
held that Office until he graduated.
After finishing his course ut Bellevue
with honor and after extended hospital
practice and experience, Dr.. Copeland
devoted himself entirely 10 the lines OF
practice mentioned above. His assocl-
gtes are gentlemen bearing credentials
| equally As notable "a his own and have
advanced steadily with hIm, and the
practice IN the specIalsies TO which they
devote themselves reaches several thou
sand cases annually. 1t Will be seen,
therefore, that their establishing them
selves III Grand Rapids Is 10y no means
an unimportant event.
The Claims Made.
The physicians of the Copeland Med
| ical Institute established themselves in
Grand Rapids making distinct and
/ clearly defined claims.
/ /. They claim to give the most thor
ough. complete and systematic treat
ment for catarrh aud troubles of the
| head, throat and lungs that is offered TO
/ the public.
2. They claim TO be the most success,
/ full in these troubles, and that cures ef-
| fected by their treatment are permGn-
emf and lasting.
Now, to establish these claims and at
once satisfy the pubic as TO their SUI
perior and notable skill in these lines
of practice, they make the following
offer:
Medicines and Treatment Free for Two
Weeks to- All who Apply Before
September Is.
The physicians of the Copeland Medi-
cal Institute will positively examine,
prescribe for, treat and supply with
two weeks medicine ali persons who
apply TO them before September Is,
making no charge whatever. No MONEY
WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR ANY KIND OF
SERVICE By THE PHYSICIAN, AND NO
AGREEMENT TO TAKE MONEY At ANY
TINE WILL BE MADE DURING THE TIME
SPECIFIED FOR FREE TREATMENT. This
offer is extended TO only one member
| OF each family.
| Hs-Hemember the Location, I02 East
Fulton, Corner of sheldon street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

far48as ban. lie bad Just bougnt =
herd u ca - aud was lakinZ teem
n0ne slel4 enc II the animals made
a .ulse AZ ulm. tie Vas p.tched INTO
tiie uilsaes sE tie side 81 tas road. as
bul followed ana iii cLeJ tr.g1tf al
sounds, piercing tae man Wl-h Ms
horns. People who heard rs cr-es
flunc nim diving. The butl Bas Still
su10gs toE Egat, b4E Has sAol before
zly gBe elss BAs llFt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
"a. c. A. IoHxsoN. - \. - Av.

81 have bad oatarrh," said Mr.. John
son. lever since j can remember. Ny
nose was stopped uD continually. I
caught cold frequent y and was always
coughing and splitting. ! suffered con-
sianay from headaches, which we're
severe over She eyes. I had a sore
throat every time the weather chaagcd.
This was my normal condition for a
number or years and although I took
medic ne 90 relieve my suffering | did
not 50 under medical treatment
"But toe Catarrn attacked my ears
and 7 vas compel led Co take treatment.
There were huEzuv and ringing sounds
iu tic esrs. mv hearing became att e.
"a ant about two wears ago + became
completely deaf in the rxnt car. The
hearing BE- tie EFT ear vas bad ais0.
could scsreeiv hear person even when
word were shoutei uio my ears. You
caa imagine hos injurious this was 20
me and bow soalet my whole * Sc
ence. felt dr0wsv in sro morning. /
was confused nj NV and q continual
roaring ia the ears made ms long for
relief
Friends advised me 90 90 % Or.
Core and and associates an8 wss per-
suaded. although felt that they r0a q
not possihiv 40 me any good.
well. s.r. sd one months hD'e my
hearing hes beeu entirely restored
These qhvsic.ans began 81 once g. re-
move the csusa, wscl VS. aferr1 .sni
new T ana EetH NfI cf ftRt Nv ears
sre Ell rglt sgaia snf J hFsr - w-3
- ever a.d am feeling Ike p rev
ns1 a01 / ana profoundly gratefr ts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
ozoRos WELSH PAROoNEo.
Good and Sufhcisat Reasons For the Gov
errors Leniency.

rtllAl LgllaI-Fs
LASgNg. sept. 2.-(foVeFnor Winaus
has psrd0aei George Welsh o. Detroit
sentenced in tue Detroit recorders
court % ten years az Jackson 10 1859
for mans augDter. Welsh was one Of
the C0usilioe Eang in Detroit and he
with others assaulted an old man
named Maurice Crawford, breaking
be neck.
Ino reasons ass gned for the pardon
gives the case a very peculiar appear
auce and would seem - charge Welsh :
victim With coutribgtsry neg Igence IN
holding h.s head u posit on that the
receipt Of AZ ordinary Glow upon the
jaw resulted fatally, "a occurrsnce
which Is vonChed for BY med cal ex-
perts a. very rare. The rscomm ends-
ton of the board Of pardOus says that
oTdinari v the atfouso could be nothing
more tian = ease OF simple assault
sni battery. t1tt Welsh vas At che
time of committing the otfenss suffer
ing = CD con mptOn. which nas been
greatly aggravated IN prison. Ills con
duet pas been most exempiararY. and
"a It's opinion tne pun snment has been
suficicntf1r Che CRIME. Ten Of the ju-
rors. the trial Judge and the proseout
ing attorney ION in th8 recommends
ton for executive Clemencv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Minor Elee,oral Commission.

LASsiSG, Sept. 2.-Henry NJ. Duffield,
leading counsel III the Minor electoral
commission case, has notified the attor-
uey general that ne has succeeded IN
getting the case advanced upon the
calendar OF the United States supreme
court aud that IL will be heard st the
october term. Colonel Dufiield Is very
confident OF reversal Of the decision
OF the Michigan supreme court, prln-
cipally upon reasons advanced but
which appear not TO have been con-
sldered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

JACEsoS. Sept 2.-The Tsilors'
union prepared new scale OF wages,
when they desire the Merchant Tail
orr exchange 90 accept, TO succeed the
present scale, which expires today.
When the union committee waited on
the members of tue exchange and
asked tben to sign II. they refused.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Killed by a Train.

BASGOR, Sept. AT noon yesterday
Ina Kinney, aged IL years, and Fay
TeetswOrth, aged 8, were playing be-
side the railroad track near Fay's
home, at which mas parents were Wis
ting. Just As the south-bound passen-
ger train was passing at full speed Ina
ran down the bank and, unable 10
check herself IA time, ran onto the
track right IN front of the engine and
was instantly killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Tough Cus.oner CAUGHT.

Traverse CITY, Sept. "A man CIV
ing his name as 4. +. Daily mas been
arrested on a charge OF attempting TO
shoot Conductor Cnspin last week for
putting him OF train on his refusal
10 pay fare. He IL also charged with
having robbed the station at Mlssaukee,
a watch belonging to the agent having
been found IN his possession.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Infnrna,ion Wantrd.

MUsKygON, sept. William 8.
Decker, member OF the Masonic and
Pythlas orders, asks all brother mem
hers in these orders 90 help him find
his half brother. John Bigelow, Jr.,
nineteen years old, VINO left his home
m Big Rapids september l, 1891 osten-
sibiy 70 g south IN search of employ
meut as book keeper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

~. eossl zna j. ) ga aale II Believes Hos
pa aee'-z . e. Aea fefk as pTesi-
arst 80 ; c.ss tls.t lartttsli0a- his -ssa-
e afes H-e sulllEhlsu bearing cre2vAtI q >
- cd sftAa = SKA hiG. LLps Te.flIssp
ifEtly rLt best ae1ieti trai tiAS Zoe coat
3. ) Suarls. many gF8rs % c44linuai Nrsslicr,
as caA &ll -lsoiglc devotion @ Il DIS
ras-s Ia Ghelr spes .stIIrs vide aaa cztrndeal
experience IN treating Ihese diseases AID IA
f0gu success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Duel With Knivas-

GOGEmc. sept. AT Bayfield, Lewis
CensOuver and John Mcintosh had q
row, whereupOn Frank Herbert chal-
leuged Consohver to fight a duel with
knives. The men fell upon each other
and stabbed and slashed until both fell
from loss of blood. Herbert sustained
fatal injuries and Consollver. who was
dangerously injured, was arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Still at Large.

SAGINAW, Sept. 2.-Charles Koppler,
l6-year-old saginaw boy, who mas
caused the authorities considerable
trouble, was sent to the reform school
some time ago. While there II devel-
oped that be was subject TO epileptlc
fits and consequently was to be re-
turned 70 Saginaw. The officials failed
10 meet hm at the train and the kid is
apaiu at large
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Low Rate 70 Washington, D. c.

The Lake Shore Il Michigan southern
railway will sell excursion tickets TO
Washington, ID. c., September Is TO 20,
inclusive, good 10 return until October
10, 1892. For rates and time OF special
train OF September see notice IN an
other part OF this paper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Bay CITY Hotel Burned.

BAY CITY, sept. 2.-Fire was discov-
cred at an early hour yesterday morn
ing issuing from the Taylor house. sit
uated near the McGraw property on
Harrison street. When the fire depart
ment arrived the fire had made such
Roadway that TO save the hotel was out
Of the question. Loss, $1,000; insur-
ance $500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
- - Tsa.eLAas.
Ths Grand Lodge Aesis Al At. Pleasant
and EleeLs Ohesls.


Nj pLEAsASr, Mica, sept. Z.-Ihe
grand lodge VI the Independent Order
II Good Iempl4rs elected the following
officers: Past grand templar. W. l.
snyder, Detroit; grand ehlet tenipiaf,
l.. %. Miller, Three Rivers grand wee
chlel tempiar, Mrs.. NJ. A. sullivan,
kaskswhn grand counselor, \. ".
Barclck. Aance ora; grad secretary
Elmer Dotge, OEand Rapids grand
superintendent juvenile teuipiaFs, Mrs.
4. g. Knapp, HOwelii grand treasurer,
L. ). Council, MuskegOn; grand chap
lam. the Rev. y. ". Clark, Pymouthi
grand marshal. -. j. MCody, hills
dale grand deputy marshal, Mrs j. y.
Morse, Grand Rapids; grand guard,
Mrs. e. f. Elicit, stanton; grand SEN
tinel. r. %. StoWell, It. Joseph; grand
messenger, Burt Coat. Lansing dele
gates tO.tne grand lodge, =. J. Council,
Albert Dodge, Mary L. Doe, j. II. Hart
veil. Toe next grand lodge meets on
the fourth Tuesday IN August, 1898.
There were l08 lodges instituted during
tn9 past year IN the state, which now
contains IL ,i43 members.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Copeland Medical Institute,
Io2 EAST FULTON ST.
Corner of Sheldon.
GRAND RARIDS, MICH.

speelaities: Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis
NeIvaHs DIS asses uod Diseases khegma-
tsa. Consumption ana al enfonie affections
81 The Ihrv4I, Lungs. stomach, Liver and
X "a He8s.
once hours: stollam.2t p. ~. 20
$40 q. n. sunday 20 ~ a 10.
Cararrh and kindred diseases treated sue
ecssfniiy ~ mail. send for question cireu-
lars. Address All istieFs 10 t0te.and Med
iRstltute L. La { Futon street. Grand Rap
Ids Mich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
Killed ~ His Enxas.

SAUrr STE MsBIE, Men, Sept. o.
Alex " Fav50n, engineero on the North
ern Bell. whu0 olng his engine was
caught IN tho machinery and horribly
maugied yesterday. re wss taken 20
the Marine hospital, where he died Ia a
few minutes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.
Almost Entirely Deaf From Ca
tarrh and Cured in Ono Month.
Chicago News.

Neglected catarrh frequently results
IN partial or complete deafness. A
case IN point is furnished by Mr.. John
son, OF 797 y. Talman avenue. Mr..
johnson Is an iron moulder with Crib
ben * Sexton, 100 +. Erie street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

could - cured, ban now kBnw i ear
/ recommend t9ese Phys elsas asArl-
III"
Ike Ccpslzssa strdirat Iastituts Is
Permanently Located ~ l8s Essl alton
street. Doa't FORGET a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

The greatest exhibition of new Dress
Fabrics, Cloaks, Carpets and Draperles
ever shown in this part or our hemls-
phere, outdoing and eXcelling the might
lest efforts of the past
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
C|oaks, Carpets and DTaperiesl

Varieties without number Novelties
in profusion An endless expanse of
Rich Dress Fabrics for Fall and Winter
wear. Open and TO be seen this week for
the first time in Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

CAnfrrAc. sept. wort comes
from Msnt0n tnst on Tuesday Reuben
Pryne. one ~ che oldest residents of
that section, was gored Co death by a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING

The of Fall will swing wide open tomorrow Monday
Morning presenting the people Michigan the golden fruit
the famous of the world With this the Fall
of 1892 will be formally opened by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

And the ladies cordially invited visit the many depart
They will be found rich their abundance of
all the the fashion of the world
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03
New CIoaks and WraDs f!

the Fall Winter
reinforced with endless
cut
plated backs,
For Misses and Children:
Pretty New Style Jackets, Refers, Grchens
shadngs
For Ladies:
unfold a charming novelties
an il
Sacks
Coats
and a 10 o descriptions
THE dark, blue and blacks both
an trimmed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-03

1s-sf -
~ dealers who
cut prices
Crttiur prices
lsadsto cntnng
gods Fer this
resson and rrr
fef he puii.
ere -ensll - u ii-
cirs Il rr r. 81
nrra ara nov
sa 1niv through
regularly sutiloT
aniF ~ The follow
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-22
JUDGES JAILED.

Three Kansas Judges Punished for Dis
obeying the Federal Court.
KANSAS CRY, March 21.--Late this
afternoon Judge Phillips, of the United
States circuit conrt, sentenced Judges
Ray, Blaine and George of Cass county
to jail they make soYne arrange-
ment for the payment of the bonds voted
by that county twenty years ago in aid
of the Tebo and Neoeh railroad. He
also imposed fine of $500 on each OF
the three. The sentences of the St. Clair
county judges were postponed until
Monday. In 1870 two counties voted
$750,000 and 81 100000 respectively to
aid the construction of the road. 1t
was never built, but the bonds fell into
the hands of innocent purchasers, who
have obtained judgment repeatedly, but
never have been able to collect. Judge
Phillips ordered the county judges a
year ago to issue a special tax levy for
the indebtedness, but the judges have
repeatedly declined, and Judge Phillips
finally determined to summon and COM
NIT them for contempt.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-22
WIRE wAIFs.

The st. John, N. B., custom house
has been destroyed by fire. Loss, $780,.
900.
During storm the bark Sylvan went
ashore near Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Five men lost their lives.
Cleveland's Minnesota friends claim
they will send solid delegation for him
to the Democratic national convention.
DIR. D. Hayes Agnew, the eminent
surgeon, who is seriously ill of bron-
chitis, is said to be dying at Philadel-
phia.
1t is reported that three directors of
the Banque des Chemins de Fer ct In
dustrie OF Paris, which failed Saturday,
have fled to America.
Mrs. Florence Ethel Osborne. serving
nine months imprisonment for steal
ing Mrs. Hargreaves' jewels, is reported
to be in camotose state.
Queen Victoria and party have arrived
at Hyeres. The route to the hotel was
decorated with arches OF flowers and
filled with a cheering multitude.
The czar bestowed a present upon
Captain Sargent Of the steamer Indiana.
which took cargo of provisions to Rus
sia for the famine sufferers from
America.
A fight is reported between the Par
Ian and Turner factions at Pineville.
KY, resulting in the probably fatal
shooting of Ike Parker, of the Turner
crowd, and the wounding of Alvin Par
Ian.