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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-09-24

n. o. BOYER, Editor and Publisher.
VIM j. WAIRINS, Local Editor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

ssIbs Private Secretary" one Of The
bet comedies that Gillette has written
will Be produced at Power tomorrow
and Saturday evenings with 3 cast
which has stood the tost IN ell Of the
larger cltieo. The sale q seats b now
Ia order ~ the box o1lce.
Casper the Yodler" b pleading the
ladies' and children who throna Red.
mond's this week. Comedian Ellis
songs are becoming very popuIar. An.
other matinee will b given today.
"Ths Winter Circus'' q oeasy's has
made hit this weey and svefy auditor
Ieavee the place we'll pleased. What
more could To said.
"sBlue Jeans will usvsr wear out, !"
was the New York Herald's cheer next
morning. Not cross word, scarcely =
critical oue, came from the thoueond
oDuFceo Of comment aroused BY the
psoduetien. and the carver Of no play
voe ever more auspiciously begun.
From tae four weeks originally IN.
trnded for IT, the play passed into =
Rreas run until prior elaine Of ether
atisnceione upoo the theatef, that
could not BE- removed, were enceun-
te1od. After shc hoIideys, for the re-
mojpder Of lie View York career, the
thssssr's orchestra has been pefched
II the Top gallery - AFFORD eddificnsi
spees Ia ths parquctee, and standing
room only" has Gone cut nightly altar
o'clock. Il viii - eeen - roeere'
opese house ne1t NoudAy, Tuesday
on4 We6nee1sy evenings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

u - - - hopo1 the soDublaanD party
~ nee rsDsns th1 saiseass mads u
lool. in igposiDg the elsins Of Prea-
tens Arthur and terminating Blslns.
1Tue. Dinane 80 ne sh1er nasn and IL
onDeahss vorthy ef IsceGnition 81 the
hAnds It his pevty, but Asthus's I'd.
ninis1ys1ien bed bsen busineoshke,
clean and gentiemanlys sd b should
have besn made the nominee OF the
party. Preoidaas hAErieon has con.
ducted biz administrators on lines
running parallel WITH Arthur's digniiied
oouEss; b. be- pufsusd N eexyses,vely
proGresaive policy; prosperity has ~
suited, and eenfldenss in American
insf1susious vas never before more
hfmly reessd. HIS speoehes boforo HE
alsetisn we're uaode;s q ooncies dlction;
h,s rsssouins was isucnl end practical
ceomon-eenss WAS not once saeniiced
sor rhetorical elect. He state papers
have been Characterised BY their terse
ssntsnoss and ssnsibls seeonmsnds'
kens; IN NJ ssnesncs has be sacfifdced
BeaeesuAniike language - give utter.
ancs 70 one Of those ''cetchy phrasss"
which VIA the pladiss Of the multi.
Jude. bat mean anything or nothing.
In eli Departments buansas has been
paramount, and the machinery Of gov.
yssnment has moved smoothly snd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

70 those people VINO attribute ell the
evils sad troubles Of The United States
70 The fossignsss Who come 70 our
chores. The 6gures setting forth The
total nuubsr Of Immigrants that came
iast year will b alarming. The ofKclaI
Report. recently given out. shows the
tetal number 70 be SO. sss. We lsrgsst
since iess, when ESQ. $40 people Of othoy
natienalitics found "a abiding place
somewhere in our broad domains. Ex-
animation shows that Of this great num-
hsf. the number that came during the
int ok months OF the year exceeded
those who came during the last Elk
uonths b. % 1000. A regards nations,
Germany sent the Iargest number. with
the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland close second. The great
est increase from any country was
from Russia. Poland. Norway and
Sweden also show decided increases.
Considering the number from Russa
and Poland together, the result shows
that in 1891 there we're lS,sl2 more I'M
migrants from these two countries than
in 1904 fact startling in IL signi-
dcance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

HAxxyAx, Feb. 1e.--The e:ectjou for
the DOMINION parliament Ia Queens
county has resulted IN the return cf
Frank q. forbes (Iiberal) b. 81 major
ity. . decrease Of - votee from last
year. 1fs. Fosbee made the night on
the liberal policy Of unrestTictsd reci-
peoeity with The Unitsd states, while
he opponent, Mr.. Mosris. conducted
his canvass on surely local Issues. The
election in Halifax for the tso vacant
seats in the donsinson parliament takee
place on THURSDAY. but no election
here for pears has caused - little e.
estemeut. The eovesnmeut majority,
il i believed, viii b reduced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

trivial 4 ~ eeT5niae. ~ ~ cannn6
thom - 1RtN = W1Ge spn1t - roooar
d1in11sa wes im1emlhiA
~ ~ La uewlsy. when - -
hoop1 = ~ monGunent - onoehw. -
~ 1e1nEm1no1 = forCpt ~ ~ pn1em.
ing taon1hss - ht1to pEefH - ~
~ baUinning ~ anou elpou1oeA =
~ hnp1ly ; ~ dnn - onUoQuon9
that beun1 shsn tpootAw ~ ~
hGphnn. - alBsa1y. - tbcuoh1 ol11e11y,
- haA fa1lss int ~ axne = anoeas.
oens sid that vhen Ex. ounomtnr.
~ sfcA uins euuE. ~ - egndol>od
- intseest - ~. - hnA ooQGAt ~
oppor<untty to discnr1 U1u3oy. Gpnh
= the 1attsv ~ hsse toat ~ lonA -
wardly - appongo1 in1fGagonk H
esaH ~ bsaievs - - haA dmply
CT hin asi6s fov msaey, - whm ~
Dlaipw spoken por6ea e - eommunf1y
n soEoEsing - ~ nnzxinUo ia1fDnoo1
that AFTER I'll Is ha1 ~ mego1y mnt-
ter Of bsxgain ~ ealo, ~ W0aI6 haSe
told than tAey lid hn6 3 ~ - IN
Slowing how df y H. wound slfu
ss : - - -.
.'-1l' 49, ea.x ~ INs.
9eus A's =, = - Z. 49,. ! se,.e 8.
% 49, -. e seu'e - psaz.s ~
tos -. - naa $50 W. eeule -
wn1s - n'oky,, 80 eeeaR A!ns -
. nos 49, ~. 49, -. - - - - :.
- - sosso - -. - nsos~
1e oniy wssseo Ia - eeo.e = sspfy:
- 11. - nso
usset 49, n asct snese we
Wy rev WAC ean. 1e.nfn' osefoesfang
ana unsctupnions' Uunem1ex loved
neney - ne loved nosnans else on earth.
TO him ~ was , goa' 20 % osahed ana
worsalpeo ABOVE 81 eise. q WAS nis
oosss that WIN money snyinins couad
o ootasneo' snn wen ne nsa mn %
gun 70 sasas 1aaan,1 AA.nnaAk, ouf1n Me-
cngs&emens 70 na"'ey. ms arrogant
display OF "e<'ln. e ven - nis ~ con-
cesieo couts.nRs =. s1seee ~ - neans'
naa ancenseo naw'ey 80 moca sess the
qoAs1e sn.. o11.s IN. eutssc,nens en-
sueu, sna Msu.e M oeen p'o.sea 20
cnalse y 70 n,s 1ssaoo, Ai'rs to1s !"
was easy .9I neI - ue.eI' l'1,s'n'ef'
ana snen Tue ei'.u1s ulaIs Iso oe*un.
unln sne s'0ou ~ 'nF ai'ai . oun1aes :
Observation-Disclosures.
80. .. 49, - $500 =. s sss 49, -
~ 49, :n0 eoun IL ,'au ~ lvs
s s 49, .,..s " -oo~ - vas 49, .n.sa,
s ,e" es. - 100 s
- -. kssa's -. s4A =. . s.'>. ssy 49,
eUPcxAuVV10c4 t&1o oHi2At03s - ~ W&0S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

ST. LoUIs, Fsb. Io.--Ths STATE ksersl
OF railroad commissioner an6 Chsef
etase Gram Inspscsof OsheA. left for
Knnsss Cay sepiehs 70 proeecuts shs
hpGas erAin inepestoss - that piece.
sulleiens svI1eece hes ben eocuftd
en4 tbs prosecution Of the eogua
inspeetors vii ~ bs9un tomorrow
mafasnx. Boeuse llciala heve snepscted
ATTY ear Ie4da - grain eiaoe MIDDAY
mnrnsn1. The afnsn ~ Ne ear esNs
uss&e4 with ee1e<tH1 vheet 80 IN
apested - 40. : h4s1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

We scarcely know the depth Of de-
Bpsir nor the poiGnsucy Of suffering Of
lhess fasswAy and We Wy - make our.
selves bslisvs that W will sslisve SAT-
fssing aid distress without appreci-
ating its full import. Terrible accounss
Of the scuts sunenngs Of the Russian
pssssntsy, in ~ svss-ipsssssisg num-
her Ct districts. follow enc another IN
quisk succsssien. We ~ tol1 that the
facts eseesd u hseres any accounts
chat have yst bssa publbhsd. The
esarowitch hes nessr known . want.
his father il the sheslnts esvssnor Of
tine empire which = II the tkroes Of des-
tieutieu, snd Il v difaeuls Coz him TO BE-
lisvs thst ne subjse>s - . mas. sspsc-
ally ssmasksbls fer NJ sesone fauily
affections. Sheald - u : position
walsh sannos fnii - Seleee disersdit %
che methods and eysesns * he rule
under which thsy live. II = time Tor
immsdises relief. The ysSy saate - af-
fairs which has led 70 The fau,ns. the
immsnaiy Of Ne country. IL lack
Of nsaas Of eoumunicaaon, sbs
ehiIdiihe ignosanes u The peasnotsy
end ths dependence hey nanifsss
On their supsrisrs--aIl shsss inesssss
The dllncuIty ~ sbesiaing seeurses IN
1ofmseion 90 which - -. ssd rendsr
remedial seticn vsll-nigh imposabis il
neay sassA Measy = = 80, bss psr-
sensl hsIp y what b mese $1,000 fss
effective pnlliAosea q ne sviia 1hsEs
nuss ~ - imusnss smeunt - sessvn-
sioa vhssD eoiy Ssfssf 90 - dsssh.
Esd ws en- sniy hope thse, ooee this
faains b strueeied thseseb. soeh ~.
ferris ~ - us1essnheu - viii pre-
wat ~ rseusssucs d = ~ - sse IN
mlmuj1o1 Dnuto.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

-. ~ -
nneee - ~ m!1a - ~ - - -
eaee~ - 49, ensaxe
80 = 0e a! feesoses -. 80 ga
syeo nyeea iouseee1y. oseee -
~ ee90 = tnmsnee e.eos - teE-
n.sure ana. u = goa tefoasets. -
= nat Impressed ~ No. - sns e.
essoto9 coeApoeo 9! ~ u1ee
sae eees q several eeotoen ssltss snss
! ~ y esReeons wesefoes sno 80
eufpxisee . ne psses- We v3uaan.
unosfnxe - nnexe snen eoo1s tes -
msn tHe Or tnree umes sno psfee
enex9sd, tou - sne ooooi''oas &c
ei1sssnt. We ocnt pfesene - ne1e
tuln.safe - you 60, ena - ceaIont
81 y esen y Ne oso. uol Iosnss1se g
snu sceosoInK g sonae 1891. - ~
cx'ss 90 ososf - msne : c \! ssou
" Iutnlsuis aor : nouss. ~ ~; - . sup
pvs.S sees sn's tuEpsu wi ~
qulto u1e anytnine 80 49, & ~
nsr. TOT inssenee, u 1919 sae
ls.o 1uAe g lasteaaeo n.ea =. -.
sSsu ~ mexin9 stle susnssose ~ n's
tonooa rooms. - 80 ~ - .uss
oeAkn ~ LOUIS Nv. psssssni soA 49,
nsoe espesasuy I"s n'sn. H.. - - .us s
,s ss.te - sn's .y - 80 sc :" s
nsseslne "grk - yeu. a nv shea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

csnt psaisy eaiiins1 il ~ kenss
an1 : nnnhscnIl psliey. hsadteas
snd Bunkisn. syound vhi1h -
esthw JUS bsfore . nkflonal
esnventen. il i noe surpsiang thst The
bonEhons 60 - eniy disaster and
wreck u store fer thsm. u nesds only
The nest eursary inquiry = oonarm he
ceoviseien that The Espnblleans viii
have . uslksvay IN ~ esning con-
teel Aak any intslii9sns democrat
vhat his opinion il, and ~ will tall
yeo Isl b hasss Ill hops fos NE III.
tnse - Ne one aad enly salvatiea Ct
hispAFty- cisveland. AID yet. draw
svsy frem Cleveland NE sickly and
vspsd esntimsusalily ana demand that
~ - tesced - stand ca bis real worth
and NE snsne intelligent democrat viii
tsll pea that hs 10 afraid Of himsalf--
AFRAID ct Grover. afraid of his party,
and afraid OF dsfeat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

The preparation for the celebration
Of AbsAham Lincoln's birthday is some-
thing that brings thrill Of pleasure to
every patriotic American. Il reminds
him that while the memory Of one Of
the graudest men Of the nineteenth cen.
tury 10 treasured in sixty million hearts,
- yet no steps have been taken by the
nation to pay him the honor that is due
to our illustrious dead. 1t may be said
that legal holidays are becoming too
numerous, Lit, on the other hand, men
like Washington and Lincoln come but
but once In n century. Their memory
should be held up to honor before the
coming generations - the highest type
Of American citizenship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

IL!
.1sks esss - spsrssH. ~ ls1es.s
~0oodby. Len-s
ssTako care of youzoolf. old foIloW.s
'Ists bear from you vhsa yoa st
heme.s
Don't forget ~.
mo danseso OF that. boys, and IL any Of
you sveg como 70 old Richmond. renem-
bw live there. and my mother wi;l b
~ glad to 80 you - ] shall." The
speaker Is young man. hardly thirty,
and a. he dts In tho blackboard taking
leave Of the little crowd cf men who
have assembled to bid him goodby, his
handsome facs and well knit form arp
such - 10 attract attention ct once.
After an absence Of years, Len Hawley
IL going home. To him, = well ~ to
the men who surround him. the parting
means great deal, even though they
strive-with that intensely American
disliks Of exhibiting any smotion-to
conceal their adteus uuder an air Of
everyday unconcern. After ono has
socn the days lengthen into weeks, the
weeks into months and The months into
ysan with Que ct q Comrades. when It
comes to parting. The days long past
bring up thsir memories to pass in ne
view, and while no ono speaks Of them.
I'll arc conscious that they are present.
''Oh. youm b back again. Lon; 700
can't sknv awayS eays ona of khA men To
whom ~ has BEEN speasans. more to
break the silence thas - becoming I'M
eomfortable than Tor any other reason.
the young man merely snakes ms
head. he ~ Wen - Oh the rest. knows
that after yean spent together TINS
parting WIN Tor the nose q them DO
forever. Out o. the little frontier min
ing town many another comrade has
guns 3ues - ~ y kotng-nover 70 10
turn. Many another who day after day
had dreamed OF going, - no now u go
Ing, lay resting under the sod In the
mountains around, whose crests are Just
beginning 70 b Gilded With tho rays q
tho early summer sun.
"Wel. everything u on board, Jose,
and you can drive around and pick mp
Mr. Dunsnsier ana his WIG, ana thcn
tufn youtsslf toose Il y the stage
agent giving his last commando to the
driver.
~ tho team OF tour hall broken orou-
choe swings into tho street the Young
mans face smarS sud burns se tho
words 10 had Just heard, and IN tho en-
h0Rpao~pvnAvHk thArr KIM I.A IL -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

THs publishers Of Mrs.. Humphrey
Wards last novel express themselves ~
disappointed with the aim ssIes. If the
sales are any slimmer than the story
they mnst Be very attenustsd. indeed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

Rstributien WAS sure In the case of
Mrs. Cohen and J. Levy, who sloped
ffem Toronto some time ago, and who
we're burned in the recent Hotel Royal
holocaust.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

II Is rumoyed that Postmaster Gen.
ersl Wanamaker 10 70 be sent to Paris
70 succeed Whitslaw Reid. Why not
send Colonel Shepherd along, too. and
thoroughly convert those wicked
Psrisisns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

The Washington Post says that trad
ing in optisns docs not necessarily in
volvs the element of gambling. Per-
haps not. Showing IN > pile of chips
with the expectation OF drawing an
other queen does not necessarily involve
the element Of gambling. bnt II 10
usually there, nevertheless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

FouB anarchists were garrotsd 1t
xerss, Spain. yesterday. The ansr-
chst always receives . hearty reception,
ne matter in what country hs locates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

Or Of the strongest reasons Why the
Washburn anti-option bill should be-
como law 10 the fact that It il gener-
ally opposed and condemned by hoard
Of trade operators and those who p.ofis
By ssiudles perpetratsd under the suiss
OF speculation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

CH1cAoo has appropriated $4,000 Tor
public bstha This undoubtedly repre-
seuts Chicago's estimate Of the intrinsic
value Of cleanliness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
KING is ON TRIAL
For the Second Time Charged
with Murder
HE WILL MAKE EAGREAT SPEECH
In His Own Defense-The Particulars ol
His Crime-He Shot a Rival for
Woman's Favor.

MEMPHIS, May 30.-The most sensa-
tional criminal case ever tried in this
state is now being heard before the
supreme court at Jackson. In March,
1891, Col. H. Clay King shot and killed
David H. Posten. attorney for the E.
T.. v. & G. railway in the principal
street of this city. Posten was walk
ing along. and as he passed an alley
Colonel King stepped forth, placed .
48-calibre pistol against Posen's stom.
ach and fired. The murder grew out
of . lawsuit of Mrs. Gen.
Gideon Pillow against Colonel,
King. Colonel King had become
infatuated with this woman and decided
to her plantation in Arkansas. Pos
en- was Mrs. Pillows attorney at the
trial in the lower court. Colonel King
after thirty-five days session he was
found guilty of murder and sentenced
TO be hanged. The case is now being
tried on an appeal. Colonel King viii
make q speech IN his own behalf. He
is . profound lawyer and the author of
a digest of the Tennessee criminal
laws. 1t is said that his speech
will be sensational. During the
war Col. King commanded "King's
Tigers" . Confederate regiment, and
is man of great courage. Posen was
. popular man, and lawyers from all
parts of the state are at jackson watch
ing the case. Col. King says he killed
Posen because in u brief he made
derogatory remarks about his wife,
though the records never showed this
to be fact. Col. King II over 80 years
old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
men appeared 70 b weak. and sspsc'

men sppssrsd 70 bs weak. and sspec-
ialiy SlAvln-
Ninth round-SlAvin's weakness IN
creassd very rapidly. while Jackson
seemed 70 gam somewhat jackson
continued delivering his left In SiAvin's
lace with telling eject
Tenth round-Jackson kept up ms
heavy puniae nlsnt and delivered blow
after blow about the face. neck aud
body. lie then swung ms right heavily
over slavin's heart, and followed this
blow quickly in Slsvin's face. fnis
move he repeated several times finsliy
Siavin dropped into hls eorne. aud did
not respond 70 the call of time. There
upon Referee Angie awarded the fight
70 Jackson. SlAvin Was very badly
punished. Jackson escaped uuscathed
except for light Craze outhc shoulder.
jackson had the best OF the null
throughout all the ten rounds.
He showed better science and
endurance. He also proved that
lie was nard hitter. The fight was
a game one throughout and elavin
retains bis friends aud hackers despite
mis- defeat. The hight lasted 3el
minutes and everybody present voted
It = good one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
CONDITION OF THE CAPITOL.
Its Ventilation Good, but Its Piuming Is
Extremely Defective.

AUS Ventiidtion Oooos Out AtS running Is
Extremely Defective.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-The experts
employed to investigate the sanitary
condition of the Capitol after search
ing examination have handed in their
report. 1t shows that the ventilation
10 on the whole good and sufficient,
and is skillfully controlled to meet
the requirements of all conditions
except that of overcrowding during
interesting debates. The drainage of
the building, its sewers, and its plumb
ing appliances a1e, on the cont
rary. very defective and faulty.
They combine nearly all the
defects of the early stages
Of the art, practically unredeemed by
its modern improvements. Ii the ven
tilatlon OF the capital was not so good
its plumbing work would make it unin-
habitable, and some of this is beyond
the power of any general ventilation
to make tolerable. The report con-
ciudes: at the capitol were private
building and were in its present con-
dition as 10 its plumbing, the bpard of
health of the district would probably
order 1t closed, as = dangerous nuis-
ance. 1t is to be remembered however,
that huge fans are constantly xt work
forcing fresh air IN aud drawing foul
AIR out, 30 that there is not much
chance for the accumulation Of what is
called sewer gas, but its production
must be constant; and the condition ls
one that could not be tolerated in q
prison or an asylum, though the pa
tients or convicts would have no voice
in the matter As those who occupy
the capitol are masters of the situation,
the situation is sure to be changed"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

An Unknown Assassin Shoots Frank
Chaves from Ambush.

SANTA FE. May 3o.--Frank Chaves.
ex-sheriff snd collector of Santa Fe
county, was assassinated near his home
at 10 O'clock last night. Five shots
we're fired at him with Winchester
rife frcm behind a telegraph pole.
while he was crossing bridge.
Chaves was q prominent democratic
politicisn and one of the most popular
men in the county. though ne had
many politicsl enemies. He was de-
posed from the oifice last September
becsuse of q shortage OF $4,000 in t,ss
accounts. and the case - now in the
courte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31

was at the home Of uaatsoaly lady
friend, Mira Post, rsaidans not GA
squares fiom her own home. There
she made snquiriee shout the quantity
of poison required 70 kiil . person.
Her manner was Little suspsclous. bus
not enough 20 20 oocasaon comment
hat wss the last sesn Of the girl IN
Mad,son. But few hours later Neeves
delivered 70 the parents OF the glfi .
note from the latter. i'm which she lnti-
mated her intention 20 commit suicide.
The police look change of Neeves
iats last night. and he is still = prisoner
at the station-house. He has gwen ali
the ii formation winch ne could and
has even seen lit ~te-sdmit that he
p pirehssed the railway ticker (which
..,ok Mis- Rosenstengel to Grand Rap
'ns. Ii Gas xt has suggestion that she
wsnt luere, and he directed her TO the
hone of personal fri<nds. He says he
wanted 20 marry the siri and intended
to soon JOIN her and d 70.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-31
ODD ACTIONS OF LOVERS.
Wisconsin Excited Over the Antics Of
Miss Roscnstengel and Her Lover.

Miss Rosenstengel and Her Lover.
MADISON, Wis, May 3o.--Miss Hattie
RoscnstengeI. the ls-year-old daughter
of w. II. Roeenetepgel, professor of
German in the Wisconsin university.
w.o 20 mysteriously disappeared las:
Thursday afternoon, has been found
~ Grand Rapids, 100 miles north of
here, IN Wood county. She is now pre-
sumably at the home OF Judge Webb,
one of the most prominent residents of
central Wisconsin.
A touch of romance and a flavor of
rascal,ty are connected with the case.
Miss Rosenstengei 10 a pretty brunette
Of medium ststure and a bright, viva
cious girl. who WAS just concluding her
course IN the high school preparatory
TO entering the university. One of her
high school friends was O. W. Seeves,
about twenty years of age, who came TO
Madison As n university student, but
was dropped from the freshman class
of that Institution about three weeks
ago because ne failed 10 keep up IN MS
studies. He thea fell back into the
high school, where he met Mes Roeen-
eteneei. They coon became warm
friends. Last Thursday afternoon
they aecended 90 the dome of the state.
capitol To enjoy the magnificent view.
When they started TO descend they
found themselves locked in.
The young people remained in the
iron dome all night. IL - an inclosed
network OF iron rods and beams. with
. slender and nsIrew staircase leading
10 the fbolns. from which p.sint ope se
able to look down 800 feet 20 the
rosnnds IN the center OF the binding.
The thought of the pecniIsr affair
startled the g,f % such an extent that
she did not have the hsrdihood 10 20
home and face parental reproef. jest
whsre she I'D sfena Friday = n,t
clear, hssi during The day sbe
purchased fss person ~ drug
store aud ia me early evening