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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-10-20

Unfinished rooms for rent, suitable
for family. Apply at this office. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-10-20
HOquiam and Aberdeen
MAIL STAGE.

LtHVtE I1OQu1Hm HC SID q. III,
Aberdeen at 10 80 a. m.
I" Hoquiam at 2:3O p. IN.
Aberdeen at A 80 p. m.
Carrying the U. S. mail. Will call for
passengers when notified.
Fare each way, 25 cents. Arrange
ments can be made for special trips.
Leave orders at Reinboth Bros. bakery
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-10-20

If you can't come in out of the wet get
a rain coat or an umbrella at Fishers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-10-20


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET-RY TELEGRAPH.

81. LOUIS July GO atte-Recep,s. 200 head ship
ntnts. l.OVo mead Market active and l-sc higher all
around i9f 70 choice native tecis SO 50dS5: r,tsn
choice Texas st'lS 50 40dt5 25 canners az Yja+3 20
Hce,-Heceipt' zoo head shipments. 600 head Mar.
Ret loo higher ia 70 best LeaNy - 1886. r dum 10
GOO hHsd =, ~ tight fair % prime 81 7O0&j 90
sheep-Kseeips 3 o9 Lead shipments 2 900 head Mar
d$J p. ' F'0
chicago Jqy O-Catne. Receipts. 70 Oco head ship.
70 extra .teerS 9 25gs others. 81 5Oa3j -tockcr-
Hocs-keceipts 5000 head shipments, 10 90 head
Market a. tive. opened strong higher elo.od shade
weaker rough and common - 05asi - mixed and pack
s5 s0dsj ~ prime heavy and butchers w,igbts - 10
ass Light, 81 G0dSi %. ~ ~
She6p-Reccipts 5000 head shipments 2 600 head
Msrset active. best grades buttons and lamts higher
others lower; mixed natives ~ 50ds5 W.thcr> ~ "a
AID II q stock markets
Buffalo July G-Cattle-Eeccpts ;sst 81 hours 500
mead total for week thus far. 0SiC head consigned
through $40 hood Of which $50 10 New Yoik on -
20 head market clCsod strong sales o. good / 3j7
steers at - 90
Hogs-Rccents las, % hours 315o head total for week
thus far. % $50 consigned through 1850 head OF which
$50 70 New YORK; on -alc 900 had market closed
trm. ell sod hest heavy SGd ~ o. mediums ~ 90
as6;; Workers. light O. best - S3ds5 95.
sheep and Lambs-l'ecc.pt last q hours sci head
to,a for week thus far 5000 hcsd consumed through
2 600 head ~ which zoe head 10 New YGrk on sale
500 head market closed dull for all but coce stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, July g. 4.p. mCotton- closed weak
American niddlng low middling cau.c. July delivery
52-64d3 5364d July and August delivery. 52.6l a
Js6id August and September delivery, j4Gid buyers
September delivery 57e4d sellers September and October
delivery. 570fd sellers october and November delivery
59-6fd buyers; November and December delivery
6i-04d3 81 cd December and January delivery ID
buyers; January and February delivery. 1904 buyers,
savannah July 0-COtton easy; middling. I516c low
niddlIng che; good ordinary. &c net snd gre, "a
CO. 3s bales sales, 100 bales; stock L.. $50 bales
" Orleans. July G;-cotton dull midding 5c low
niddling. 6i2c good ordinary, receipts
gr,s 6G4 bales exports coastwise G7s bales sales 356
bales stock. l02 33l bales
Galveston. July 6.-Cotton quiet mddng 7c; low
middling 6,ac good ordLnsry &c net and gross re-
ceLas, 200 bales; stock. 20,53s bales.
Norfolk. July G-Cotfon dull; mlddlnr. 3IGc; low
riddling G'.c good ordinary. lie net and re-
~rts. % hil: cv". coastwise. .99 bales sllcs ID
b&S: stock. 5.o0S baeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
t. Louis, July e-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED wheat

dropped and closed al'-c lower than YESTERDAY
Cash Tie July closed 7Gi2c August nc; Septembcr
13i.G73sc. Corn-Cssh firm 46c. options declined
e:ess. July and August closed 454c September =, ~
t55c. a0,ts-Cash higher, 9o'tc. options lover Egly
better, 6oc for No g. Bran higher Ood6- &c track
Hay unchanged. Lead firm. 4.05'. Butter and eggs
UNCHANGED Cornmeal higher, % 35as2 40 WhsAey
steady. 81 15 Provisions quiet with only job trace
done previous quotations. Eeceips-Flour 600 bbs
wheat 80 coo bush 10 900 bush oas Il 900 bush
rye 1000 bush Shipments-FOur. 1000 bbls wheat
81 goo bush; corn. 80 600 bush; oats. G.oO0 bush.
TOGO. July 0whcat active. lower; No. cash, SIC
seaay No cash, 5lc No. 8 i7@c; No Z. BIC. Oats
seed quiet prime cash a." 0rtobei s. TO- RccciptS-
Wheot ~ Si bush corn 70 651 bush oats 800 bush.
75,f00 bush rye. 1913 bush. ~ '-'V'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

There were no advices from the oil country to in
.rence crude oil speculation and the market showed
.r,her inclination to dulness and heavness. There
xere sales of 1000 barrels at the Stock Exchange
:, ~ aS cents a drop of IS cents, from the
er,ros ON Tuesday. The transactions at the Con
audated Exchange In options amounted to 12,OO0
ss~rels al $50 - IS cents. At on city sales were
p pal AZ Low ms 81 "a cents. Refined oil was I'M
at cents Ia barrels, $50 cents In bulk and
= - cents in cases. Foreign quotations were; Ant
yerp, Is 3-o francs; Bemeh' 90 MARKS LONDON
A --sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
Couu!rn Board tuan.eo.

:. GENTLEMAN with two Daughters. aged eleven ana
\ toitt,cn Yc'rs desire, t~O lulms. with hoard, until
s.n.ubr- 10 at nearby water Icsot rot over an
- TON .ity where his children have good cir' ana
aren't on aud society OF aNmats of snaf *. ana
S'v 're,ms abou, s25 80 - ky. GIVE full par
ticullis .,,rp,,,rp d.. * r,..,uno Oeica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
HOTEL INTERLAKEM

A MISUNDERSTOOD ummer resort. For illustrated
"A circular, with city references. address
r. NJ. SCHCTTS, Merrill. Clinton Co., " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
GUNNER Resorts.
Y Val2n2SS2 Camp.
nj --
q SUMMER RESORT
A YOUNG MEN.

Fifteen - natural FIR picturesque Deal Lake
LAKE oy.r miles long, In all IT. windnGs deep water
swamp.
Unsurpassed rowing and canoeing.
Salt and III water fishing
.suri bathing within ;oh.
Athlete ground, u comprising baseball da-
moud. lawn tennis coufts. cr1quet grounds and bicycle
i4me track. T. feet vid" paved with crushed granite
and ith elevated oya's
ENecuhe Building 3oN)c f' containing Office. reception
room. reading room, ctc
Auditorium s0ssO feet. >,.it. 600.
Dining Han 40NTO. SEATS $50
Gymnasium 5CNGO with best modern apparatus
Bowling Alley Building 3ONoD with regulation alleys
huuG'd fonts l-Nli t. SOl duck, with ny, board
rooiS. securely fastened all around
Icat~ we'll furn he'd with woven wire cots, mattresses
blankets. linen. etc., ch1it,. tolet--tands, etc: H.,
Tents n .No auu'-one Tor ntn only. asa one Tor lades
aud families.
Sanititon cor.d for az an points
~ idrut physician In camp 49,, =, =,
Games athletics etc. IN charge Of Luther Gullck NJ D.,
Al J.. y. ~eerlcy. NJ. d. Of the Physical Department
Of the Springfield \. NJ. Z. \. Training school.
DINING Hall charge OF Henry .Sin,On steward 81 mi
Ncrsy Club, Princeton, win competent chef. walters
Board furnished ard ~ gymnasium and athletic
grounds Y. VI. {. \. members. per week 800; 70
member $500. Corresponding rates 70 families
Transient rates % ALL $50 per day. 80, .
illustrated circular. free 20 any address gives fuii IN
Addrc,. all Inquiries 10 DAVID q. MORE, Wanamassa
ans Par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
ADIRONDACK FOUNTAINS.
MANSION HOUSE,

OF under cltic new OWNERSHIP
and management. Newly furnished and TcntHa u,ougIH
1ut Location unsurpassed Efstclass family not. IN
every respect. For descriptive ciIcuat ana terms "P
ply 10 Mrs 3 j. LAMSON Co, fioliIet"iS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
Summer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
LAKE P.REln H0ISE.

Sma NOtI, most dc-IT1II0 SItultlOn. botWecn
Placid AID Mirror Lakes Thoroughly equipped boat
house on each lake. Tennis Sanitary condition
perfect Table Arst-as For references and Lhotoer hic
circular 20 BALDWIN, Lake piac d. =. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

,UMNTR BOARD wANTED-By ycnng ma-red
- couple must BE- within an hours ride u m.foS'
with trains up midnight; good table lld nurt nr,
essary private family preferred Address n y Irloche
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
BLOCK ISLAND, r. l.

HhHhiA HOI ,L;rAH Modcih ,ont eniehcs' h,i hne
hotel tho Island Pure air good nshing ana batlng
telegraph onlce hotel. Daily connections from New:
York Send for illustrated circular TO- Gail at III
East 94th-st., Eew-Y York Ctv from II q IN. D.
John 4. CHAMPLIN. Prop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
furnished Gomscs Go Get, Conntrn.

4. FASIDE ACCESSIBILITY furnished Tor house.
- Keeping; -'n bathing hot days malaria OF mos
ouitocs lent $50 " $50 the Crculis furnishes.
UNDERHILL ia Nassau sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
DIR. sTRoNc's sANiTARIUM,

A DIRONDACKS.-Tshaw House, Ke"ne Valley.
n N Y. Hunting. fishing. 81 smuscm'nt hail. No
Liquors Cottages 70 let. Circular. q. w EorLlf Held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
CALLED UP TO ANSWER.
The Illinois Steel Company's Officers Be-
fore the Commission

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The parties cited
TO answer the petition on the part of
the Interstate Railway commission on
the refusal TO answer its questions were
the Illinois steel Company, President
W. G. Brinson of the Terminal railroad,
alleged to be owned by the Illinois
Steel company; the secretary of the
Terminal road, W. 5. Keefe, and Sum
ner Hopkins, for the agent of the Wa
bash railroad. All these declined to
answer leading questions put 10 them
by the commission IN July last
and the Illinois Steel company refused
10 produce its books showing
who the stockholders in the company
were. The steel company was repre-
seuted John T. wilson, Lyman
Trumbull. c. 5. Holt. J. c. Hutchlngs,
r. u. Locks and X. ;. Milburn. The
commissions counsel were District At
torney Milchrlst, Colonel Dabney. the
commissIou's attorney. Assistant Dis
trlct Attorney John Z. Hand and
Special Agent Frank kretchmar of the
commission. Before the arguments
were begun the respondents flied an
swers to the petition Of the commits
sion. The Illinois Steel company de-
clsred Il was not common carrier and
hence the commission had no lurisd C
ton over II snd Il II we're compelled
10 produce its books Il would disclose
private matters which the government
had no right tOinspect. Then, too, the
COMMISSION had gone about ITS inquiry
with a total disregard OF al rules OF
ev denCe, ana the questions prGpCunded
were not raised IN any case 81 lsw and
hence the court also had no Iurlsd c.
ton. The answer Of the Terminal rail
road and the Wabash road also ques-
toned the powers of the commission.
The arguments consisted mostly N the
reading of w.lghty authorizes on noih
SIDES ci the question. TIE powers con
ferred hy the government on
TIE commission, the government
a~gusd. were powers Of visitation
snd sufhc ent tn iaqure into
any alleged violation or even where
the comm ssio1 sJspscfei tast de
criuinston in rates had occrrred. The
government had conferred frsncb blses
~ incalcu abie vsine upon the rail
( roads II the country ~ granting them
immunity from damages ThlCh mlgat
I be G aimed bv tne severs states. 1nIs
gave the government power 70 controI
( toe roads for tae pubio good. lodge
Trumnul for tae respondents clied
msnv antrarlfles o. prove tat tire
/ corn na1ssi ou' powers hs8 been exceed
I 81 snf thst congress ba al taken 3 81 .
( too fsr r granting tness powers TIE
Arguments vlil - resumed t0morroT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
SOUTHERN EusopE INVADED.
Cholera Sad to Be Creeping Down to the
M-ditcrancan

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Informatlon
has been received by DR.. Jenkins from
private sources that while cholera u
decreasing in the northwest Of Europe,
II "a gradually creeping down 20 Naples
and other cities on the Mediterranean,
and he is afraid that the tramp steam
era saihug from Italian ports vii need
al MS wstchtuiness 20 prevent their
brnEiag cholera here. Or. jenkins
MAINTAINS that newspaper reports of
the spread Of the plague n Europe 90
not sh0v the situation as serious "a it
"a HIS informant. who - special
cholera comm ssIouer Of the I nited
states. reports that cholera IS quite a.
prevalent Ia the sogfh OF Europe as m
Germsny or Russia. Therefore Dr.
jenkins will mold every steamer srriv-
ing here With steeTsze passeu Eers from
ports in the south II Europe for the
fuil twenty days.
Terk0l'e % the Fsbrs hne hss re-
Cerved tie following dlspstcn from
Naples 'fPuh.IC health n Naples per
feet. bad no cs-es 0f ehniers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
ONE MILE OF FIRE
Rockaway Beach a Mass Of
Smouldering Ruins.
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS LOSS
The Long Line of Hotels, Resorts ana
Business Places Wiped Out.
MsAgIs WsssE supply.

RocKAwAY, \. y. sept 20.-The
most disastrous confikgration that has
ever VISITED this seaside resort was
mastered Al about o'clock 1his esen-
ing, after several hours Of hard fighf-
lng. For q while q seemed - thoNgh
the fire was beyond al human eonuol
and the general belief wss thai i would
qurn az long As there wac material 20
feed ii. The local FIRE department wss
badly hampered n Its efforts by the
treasurer OF volunteer huse No. ,. one
Of the local freInen. snforiaed United
Press reporter that there wefe fully
thirty feet Of water tAe reservoir
when the fire broke 0lsi, bat when the
flremen attached their hose 10 two OF
three OF the bydrsnts IN the vicinity Of
the flre, the pressure became so low
that IL was impossible 10 throw stream
further than 3 half dozen feet.
The first Discovery.
The flames were flrst discovered ct 10
O'Clock IN the Seaside museum. n large
wooden structure. There are oniy two
or lhfee hose carriages IA The place
anu the FIRE was soon beyond control.
Help WAS requested from Far Rock-
away, but the few machines sent from
there did not prove adequate 10 check
the flames. The IRE spread rapidly
and N = short time consumed the mu-
scum building and Murray 4 Dally's hig
hotel. Ii soon spread 20 Huber's hotel,
the Myrtle klngsland's casino. Gar
rlson's bakery, Seamsn's hotel and sew
ersl adjoining hotels, ali of which
were LAID IN ruins. A general alarm,
calling out al the FIRE departments az
villages Tor some distance away, WAS
issued. The Long Island depot on sea
Side avenue Is . total loss. 1t is re-
ported that two women and a man
were injured al one OF the burning
hotels. but how seriously cannot Vet be
estimated, but il Will be very heavy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
on ALL THE STEAMERS.
Condition of AL the Patients as Repouec
al Midnight.


IS QUARANTINE, Sept. 20.-Four more
cases of cholera appeared aboard the
Bohemia today and the patients were
removed TO Swinburne island in the
afternoon. All the other patients on
Swinburne island were reported doing
well, and every one was reported well
on all the ships IN quarantine except
the Bohemia. The cabin passengers Of
the Scandia and Bohemia were re-
moved 10 the New Hampshire under
DIR. Walsers supervision. Last night
their personal effects were steamed
and hung up TO dry. They were re-
turned TO the passengers this morning.
The Moravia, the Normannia and the
Heligoland are ordered up to upper
quarantine today, and IN the afternoon
small tank steamers loaded with oil
boarded the Heligoland as DR.. jenkins
had reconsidered his decision TO allow
her to 90 up 10 her pier. DR.. Walser's
inspection of the Wyoming today
showed that her sanitary condition Was
not all that it should be and he ordered
the vessel put III better shape. The
boarding officers had busy day of it
today. forty-two vessels In all beng ex-
amined. The Tauric from Liverpool
and the Richmond Hill from London
were not detained long, as they had no
steerage passengers. The Norwegian
from Glasgow with forty-three CABIN
passengers arrived and went up. The
Hermann with TAT steerage passengers
from Bremen, and the Adriatic
with SAT i'll her steerage from
Liverpool were both held un-
der the presidents proclamation.
The last of the important steamers
TO arrive today WAS the Anchor line
Ethiopia. about which a great deal of
anxiety has been felt, as she was ten
days over due. The delay was due to
accidents to her machinery. No one
will be allowed to 60 ashore until the
secretary of the treasury orders her
release and she comes under the presi-
dents proclamation, having sailed on
September /. Five big steamships are
due tomorrow, the City of Paris from
Liverpool, the Western Land from
Antwerp, the Spaarndam from Rotter-
dam. the Wisconsin from Liverpool
and the Harvel from Bremen. None
Of them carries steerage passen-
gers. DR.. Abbott went down from
Swinburne island this afternoon to OBJ
tain the body of Franc isco Moreno,
whom DR.. Hamilton announced had
died of cholera. DR.. Hamilton re-
fused 10 give it up. In his teIegraphic
report to DR.. Jenkins, DR.. Abbott said
DR.. Hamilton refused to have bodies
removed from camp Lowe, although
he admits the patient died of cholera.
This is the second clash between Jenk-
ms and the federal authorities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
Gloucester Races.

GLOUCESTER. Sept. 20.-Firet race,
one and one-eighth miles-King Idle
won, Telephone second, Ebliss third
time, 2:00l.
Second, four and one-half furlongs-
Starlight won, Empera second, Lady
Belle third; time. :57..
Third, seven-eighths Of a mile-sur.
plus won, Lost Star second, Alan Archer
third; time. l:30.
Fourth, five-eighths of 4 mile-Cro-
Gus won. On the Lea second. Screen
third; time, l:02..
Fifth, sir and one-half furlongs-All
Black won, Worth second; Nocalite
third; time, 1924.
Sixth, five-eighths of a mile-Lillie X
won, Grenadier second, Green Bay
third: time, l.03.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
ORIGIN OF THE DISEASE.
When and How it First Appeared in the
German Cities

LONDON, Sept. 20.-A dispatch from
Hamburg to the Times says: "If the
disease was imported into Hamburg 1t
was not by poor immigrants, but by a
better class of Germans who were re-
treating from Russia. The most likely
explanation, however. is that the chol-
era germs were not imported at all, but
were left on the soil from previous epl-
denies as is known TO be the case IN
India and elsewhere, ana their activity
Is due TO a peculiar influence during
the present cholera season. Further
more, during the early and middle part
OF the summer, Hamburg underwent
an extraordinary process OF dlsem-
boweling. Streets were torn up in
every direction for the purpose OF lay
ing gas pipes, etc. The navvles work
ing m this soil got the cholera germs
on their hands and swallowed them
with their food. The connecsson of
drainage with the water supply did the
rest" The writer Gays that the first
time that case was proved to oe
cholera was on August %. and that the
various consuls IN the city were not
fed of this fact on August 30. twenty
three cases had occurred earlier, but
they had not been proved to be of the
AsistIc type.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Pleasant weather,
good track anu large attendance
was obtained at Hawthorne today.
Only two fayorites won.
First race, selling, one mile-Ed Bell
won, Panhandle second, Grey Goose
third; time, l:45.
Second, handicap, one mile-Virge
Dor won, Chimes second. Fanny 5
third; time, l:47i.
Third. 2-year-olds, three-quarters
mile-Wampezo won, Hawthorne sec
ond, Union third; time, LII.
Fourth, selling, seven furlongs-
Foxhall won, Silver Ado second, Lady
Unde third; time, 1901.
Fifth. selling, three-quarters mile
Little Fred won, l.. t. Knight second,
Esperanza third; time, l:l6l.
Sixth, selling, seven furlongs-Burt
Jordan won, Ray X second, st. Albsns
third; time, 1900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
O'Donnsl Exei,ed.

PTrTsBURe, Sept. 2o.-The hearing IN
the csse of Hugh O'Donneil IN his sp-
plicstion for bail on q second charge Of
murder was concluded this afternoon
and Judge Porter may decide tomor-
row whether O'Donnell shall ne admit
ted TO bal or not. The afternoon SEE
sion of the court was occupied ia Argu-
ment Of evidence by the attorneys.
The attacks upon o'Donnell by Atsor-
ney Psttersod for the prosecution
caused the defendant % become niue
excited snd be frequently called A
torney Cox's attention 10 some point
Mr.. Pattersuns address which :
thought was not borne out by the evl-
denCe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
Gravesend Races.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-The Gravesend
races today resulted as follows
Fret race, three-quarters OF q mile
Rosa III. first, Adeibert second, 81. Fe-
Tx third; time, 1:l5.
Second, FIVE ana half furlongs-
Sam Welly first, Courtship second,
Fitzsimmons third; time, l:09i.
Third, one and one-slxteentn miles
Lord Motley first, The Fop second, Al
gonna third; time, l:l52.
Fourth, three-qUarters OF a mile
Laura Gould first, Middletown second
Procida third; time, l:l6.
Fifth, one and three-sixteeuth miles
-Strathmeath first, Correction second,
Masterlode third; time, 2:023.
Sixth, one and one-sixteenth mile
Willie l.. first, Nomad second. Rogue
fort third; time, 1:4e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
ON HER WAY HOME.
Mrs. Hsrrison Much Stronger and Stand
ing the Journey Well.

PLATTsBURG. y. Y, Sept. 20.-The
special train bearing Mrs. Harrison left
here at 1852 o'clock this afternoon.
The train wa, composed of three cars.
There were but few persons at the de-
pot and who were there could not SEQ
Mrs. Harrison. "a the doctor would not
permit OF any excitement or visitors.
The party stopped 81 the station about
half an hour and had lunch from the
Fsuq1et hOtsl.
al he special train which IL conveying
Mrs Harrison % Washington reached
Albany at $50 O'Clock. The president
denIsd himself 10 everybody with the
exception OF Rev. Dr. MCLidge, an
Old school friend OK hs. Private sec
r-tary Haiford vas seen bv n United
Press reporter, and was Informed that
Mrs. Harrison stood the journey much
better than was expected, and that DR.
Gardner was muCh pleased a. her con-
dir0n under the circumstances. The
train let here va the West shore at
9si5 O'Clock. add e due to arrive in
Jersey City about I O'clock in the
morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21
Latonis Races.

LAToSIA. Ky. sept 20.-First race,
seven-elghths mile-Rslly won, Mark
: second, Alphons third, time, ] l.293
Second, one miie-Kildsre won, Rim
ini second, Laura Davidson third: time,
l:42s.
Third, one and one-sixteenths mile
Ida Pickwick won, Senorita second, II
Rsyo third, tune. l.4S.
Fourth, KimhaIls stakes, three
fourtbs mile 49, King Leo won, The
sculptor second, Hsnnigan third; time,
l.l7.
Fifth, one-half miie-Juhs Kinney
won, Bonnetta second, ssllie 4 third
time, so 2-5.
Sixth, one mile-Cup Bearer won,
Patton second. Bslsnd third time, .s3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-21

NV NoRK, Seps. 20.--C. Webster,
gambler and bookmakeT, the murderer
OF Charles j.. Goodwin, was Tor the
second time pnt on trial Tor his life 90
day IN the court OF over ana ierminer
before Judge lngrsham and the work
OF securing a jury wa begun. The
murder occurred on August -. 1891. Ia
the Pefcval fats, where both men had
apartments, aud was The result Of sn
alleged insult % Mrs. Webster. the
common law wife Of tie murderer
The frst trial Of the case resulted IN .
disagreement.