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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
PEOPLES PARTY PLATFORM.
A Document Astounding in Socialis
and Vagarics.

A Document Astounding in Socialism
and Vagaries.
Following is the platform adopted by
the Peoples Party convention At jack
son:
Resolved, That in order to vouchsafe
TO the people liberty of thought and
conscience Of speech and press We de-
mand: H. The absolute and con-
tiuued separation of church and state;
a. That there shall be no appropria-
ton of either state or municipal funds
or property to any religious. sectarian
or religlo -politico institutions; t3.) That
all schools for the general education OF
the young shall be under the super
vision and inspection Of the state.
Resolved, That private army Is a
standing menace to the liberty OF the
American people, and We denounce
that band OF mercenarles known as the
Pinkertons.
Resolved, That the system of en-
ployiug convicts in our penal institu-
lions III any industry that enters into
competition with free labor should be
abolished.
Resolved, That our convict labor
should be employed in improving our
publlc highways.
Resolved, That all manufactured ar
ticies should bear the name vf the
manufacturer, and the destroying, de-
facing or covering up in any way of
the name or manufacturer shall be
deemed . misdemesno..
Resolved, That as the proprietors Of
manufacturing institutions and mines
are attempting to make imperative the
Australian or secret ballot system by
compelling their employees 10 work on
election days, we demand that all elec-
ton days be made legal holidays.
Resolved, That mine inspectors
should be elected by the people in
stead of by the board of supervisors,
who are now controlled by the mining
corporations.
Resolved, That all lands sold for de-
lnquent taxes shall be purchased by
| the state, the title after . reasonable
| time If not redeemed to become abeo-
| lutte and held for actual settlers in
limited quantities.
Resolved, That the people should
have the right to propose laws and to
vote upon all legislative measures of
| importance.
Resolved, That we are in favor of
| equal suffrage within educational quail
fications, and We declare ourselves un-
compromisingly opposed to all monopo-
! list:c trusts aud combines OF whatever
nature they may be.
Resolved, That in all cases of diff
Guilty between employers and employees
We favor its submission to arbitration.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

Mr.. Watson and thai her 2-year old
csby Resulted from the arrangement
More than s, 500 has beeu contributed
10 the Bay City Ere sufferers
Victor wllset, aged 3, and Eddie
JohnsoB. aged 7, we're playing with .
sharp stick at yzssAr. Eddie poksd
the stick in Fletor's eye. Victor nas
one eye left-
Sheriff Boyle Of Jackson county 10
trying 70 md the iow-down excuse for
man that poisoned James Monks
three horses ~ Michigan Center.
Dan sooer. the squawbaek scspegoat.
has been asked 10 fork over 81 ,l72 80 "
the state treasurer u nx up the little
indlscretions which HE great heart
prompted hlm 70 commit
Nrs. Emma Reed currier of Hast
ings died At the Bethesda home, kaia-
mazoo. after givlax birth " . still-born
child.
Kester Mason and James Mangle are
IN jail at Sherwood charged with steal
ing wheat.
Detroit dogs don't 90 made any more
since the humane agent caused tubs
filled with water To be placed where the
dogs eAn take drink when they feel
| like il.
Bay City musicians have organized .
trades union.
| Bay City il threatened with . poem
containing 200 stanzas descriptive OF
the great tconiisgration.
Lansipg's school board thinks that
| the old fashioned blackbosrds hurt the
pupils eyes. Inc new school building
viii therefore be provided with natural
slate boards.
A successful concert for the burned
out Bay Citians was gwen last night. A
large sum Was realized.
The employees Of the Kalamazoo
iaundries had picnic Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
Peninsular Paragraphs.

Joseph McIutosh and Henry Hard
ing, two Englishmen who came to this
country 20 work . him-fiam game on
the Yankees, wero arrested IN
Detroit. When they were brought
before the police judge Harding sald:
I'VE live in Australia, and is goin' back
there - fass ~ the trains will take two
bloomin' chaps without money. You
can't cheat many of the Yankees. they
is too smart. Its easser over in Aus
traiis."
The union crew Of the schooner
Thomas II. Howlsnd cay that they did
not cut the lines OF the schooner Muir
~ Point Ed ward on the night Of July
Is, - was stated In . diepatch from
Port Huron puhiished the next day.
and one of The crew has made . sworn
statement to that effect before a notary
public. The union men claim that
Shey know who the offenders are. and
that they viii be arrested in Chicago
soon.
The Rev. 8. Crane Of H,llsdale hs.
received word that HE daughter killed
hssself ~ osIeshurg. III.
ssash Haven 10 full Of resorsers.
lWV tSuprrs kps ttsfV "Tfst w
Lyon lake. near Kalamazoo. They used
guns. Clarence Rowley has bullet in
his leg.
There il $50 acre huckleberry
patch near Sheridan.
NiS yettse whisten, The old maid
that - trying 10 seasve herself At Cali
forms, ,hssn1 estsn anything for thirty
eight days. She never wss handsome
url, but che looks like "before tsk-
ing'' cet in . nervous debility 81 nov.
High eAy men tried 10 bold up super
intendens A. q. nsvfs % the Isnsns
street Railway company. He escaped
with sn eis esea snd several h~uls>s.
sansey Roaenhsash ~ Jackson bs1
e~ssp~d from the reform ssbooi.
Dan Csnpau ~ ne dosrn's want ts
be Tuissa states senator thss pear.
Harold Watson. sand Reach tsch
eso~. die<t ssverni months aes lsssise Z
vxiaAkls estate. Cora fsnts~tn 81
Twento ne . frvsr - deere fas tss.
eoe dice ~ a ssse ssgs sh~ ssssfslnea
ss~ rsistsoa of sommon iss ssss =
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
BAD FOR THE KING
Merton Goes Lame and Loses
Race
10 OEIMAacHs SUBSTITUTE
ksbasco Trots Him a Dead First Heat .
Close Second and Defeats Him by
Lameness IN the Thifd.

DAvEsPoar. Ia. Aug. S.-the great
race for $4,000 purse offered Tor .
trial between AlIerton and Dslmarea
Was run here today before . crowd Of
ii ,0oo people
MeHsnry. Deimsrch's owner. substi-
tutsd Lebaseo for DelInarch, regarding
the former ss faster horse than the
latter. Allsrton isaisned very lame IN
the third heat. and failing % appear IN
ths remaining heats. forfeited the race
u LeeAsco.
Lsb4sco - . stall lon owned by James
Ladd Of Beatrice, Neb.. and has . rec
ord Of 2.l5t. fne race wss run as fol-
lows:
First hest-Lsbssco 70 the pole. Both
horses scored in line Lsbasco led 10
the three-four,hs by several iengths.
but AlIsrtoa closed the gap on the
quarter stretch and they came under
ciared . dead heat Time. z:i5s.
second heat-Both horses scored
perfectly. Ailerton moved away at the
turn and passed the quarter IN "a,
half IA 100, three-qusrters IN lao. In
the quarter stretch Lebasco closed the
gap and tne horses finished neck and
neck. Alierton winning by q hall
length; time, 2:l3t-
TEird heat-AllertOn led, keeping
several lengths ahead TO the back
stretch. where he broke. tanning badly.
I,etasco 1n!shed at 2.I7l.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
Gloucester Runners.

GLOUCESTER, Aug. S.-Results Of to-
days races:
First race, seven-eighths OF q mile
Rumson Won, Hettie second, Moonraker
third; time. 1851.
Second. five-eighths of . mile-Rlch-
ard I won, Vilets second. DEVISE third;
time, l:07i.
Third. four and one-half furlongs-
Poor Jonathan won, Arizona second,
Queen Dor third; time, SO.
Fourth. one mile-Insight won. Hya-
cinthe second, Eric third; time, l:49t.
Fifth, three-fourths of q mile-Cesar
won, Wallace G second, General Cor
don third; time, l:2l&.
Sixth. one-half mile-Oregon won.
Mamie B second. Keystone third; time,
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-HAwthorne was
well attended today and the crowd
witnessed excellent sport. Only two
fsy0rites were successful. Deception in
the first and Governor Adams in the
last race. PerkInson aud Madison each
rode two winners. The finish between
Governor Adams and the Hero IN the
mile and sixteenth was magnificent
one, the horses running head and head
for the las, fifty yards. ana Overtou by
brilliant riding just landed Governor
Adams winner by the shortest of
heads
First race. 2-year-olds. fillies, Eve
furlongs-Decepton won. The Govern
ess second, Destroy third; time, LISA.
second. handicap, one mile and :
quarter-Patrick won. Brook wood sec
ond, Lake Breeze third: time, 2:ls.
Third. selling. sx furlongs-Bolster
Won, Bsnkrupt second. Shosheus third;
time, f.i9.
Fourth, seliing, SIX furlongs-pud
Hughes won. Well Used second, Arse-
mus third; time i:l9i.
Fifth, selling. enc mile and q az
teensh Of mile--tiov Adams won, The
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
HHEUkATism ALWAYS cUarn
cATARRH AND HEAD NOISES CURED
DRoPsy CURED
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND oaAm
DISEASES cuaepI
EVE AND CAR DISEASES cuRen
THE ONLY ONE WHO CURES peAfNfs

Catarrh, deafness, rhcu rns tasm- pcr,.
ous debility, impotence aud aIl d,srasm
resulting from early ipdiscretons And
exocsses OF manhood, ell dsseases oS
The urinary ofRasna, partial paralyaa.
varscoceiie rupturcs, tumors, scrofun.
OLD sores. dropsys skin cisesses. Gver
ana kidney complaints. heart d,eeon.
shortneee OF breath, hack Of head.
smaii OF nack. ETC., including al
female complaints and chronic dsoeaeDo
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough. si,ght fever and vesn-
Dsss. shortncss OF hresth, palp,ts tion
OF heart. my means sure and ouick
coneumpusn.
II yoe are nervous, rsst,ssa srrlta-
bse. sieepiess or wake aft~r hcrr,ed
dfesmsy tired morpines, with . doil
headache. bad taste In ~ UostAs
sometimes discharges. and Sc atsou8
your employment without lie, eDeru
gloomy forebo5ings, . disposstsoo .
worry and fret about trouble ahso1
that never comea eceils q feslso~
afraid or uDcsrtsin. sometimes -
spirits, you are suffering from nervouo
debility and eShaues on cf nerve povue-
which may end ia utter prossfNsson.
iussuity and death.
1. you have great sense OF wcakpeo
and weanne>s. with tired ismbs, numts-
ness. trembling, prckiy sepatooa,
cold feet ond leRe. zoe are adsaernG
70 that most serious disesss--PxyAlvua
II your head aches. feel npmb an1
ired. With strange seneatcns. lose q
memory. and you think With difDcnto1
or you are sieepiess ~ nssht WI
drovsipee and dullness during ~
DAY. the nerve and hrasn fsssgus -
econ run ipto inssnsty ~ seath.
nreu have any of these feelinD -
not nsgisct them, or they VIII en1 =
pAraiyss insanity. prossrst'os -
A. you value your life Do not nsc-
Ices iheee wsrningA 1inD and ekpe
rlence hss shown. snd buodfvts =
Afilsne and nsfveious easxs h4vo
proved. thst th<se oiseaeee are Voo>
}ectly aud compietsiy cured bT In.
s. CLAY TObD. II n B,vss,oo oerecA.
rooms 4, 3 and {. orapd Rapida nseks
Under the uss of DR% q. CLAY
goDD's rsnsssks9 rem~dss ~
those symptoms yield ss n hy upsese.
and strengths of nerves, vivus 81 bresn.
p>sss ATTY Of blood snd hsslsh cf body
are soon restored.
Hs remedies are purely veFetahls
and harmless and can onv - OBJ
tined ~ BE ofbce
Dk. TODD conspsunds bic pyrpc-p-
tons before Zach yssxsenf "a his e1lsce.
la ToiD'k ofBce ~ ~ 1s n. Dvssssn
street. roosls /. . ard {. Grand kasai<
HE Bsdicin~e se1ee vita TIE SOM
Och, md you ean est sarthinx you
choose.
Hen IN hn of''ce from ia tss< shorn
ina unfa IN tie svepinf every esy buo
sunosya
Cal svrybrsy. a friendly TAX vill
go you po<bine.
Low csavess. Hap16 c0vsA
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
The Book Is a Monume nj to
Skill and Fidelity.

We offer it Free with three months subscription TO
THE HERALD The book sells for SI5o and thous-
ands of copies have been and being sold We are
desirous of having such book brim full as it is OF
information of vital importance to the voter in every
home i'm Western Michigan. II will be reflued to
oftener than dictionary, and will be read with more
pleasure than novel,
Send 81 go the subscription price of THE HERALD
and we will send you at once
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
The NiceSt and
Most Natural

The finest, purest, strongest
and best f'avors for Gales
paddings. pastry. etc, are Ds.
Prices Delicious Fhvosine
Extrscss In this age Of
adGiterasion, consumers owe
it to themselves to pasronize
manufacturers who have IN
established reputation fos
placing In the market pure
articles. Dv. Prices Extracts
for purity have the esdorse-
nents Of she leading chemists
Of this country. They are
used by the United States
Government. The best ho-
tels and restaurants use them.
The largest and finest grocers
sell them. and shey are des-
tined - take the place Of all
ether FlAvuring Extracts
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
SOMETHING NEW.
The Lake Harbor Railroad

Passenger trains will commence run.
ming on Tuesday, August 2, on the Just
finished railroad between Third street,
Muskegon and the Hackley Park
Assembly grounds, via Lake Michigan
park. Trans will run almost every
hour during week days and Sundays,
The rate Of fare from Third street will
be Is cents one way and 25 cents round
Trim
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

Don Leathers Says That Aller,on Often
Goes Lame.

Goes Lame.
Don j. Leathers was seen by Ie-
porter for THE HERALD last night and
wnen informed of the results ~ Daven-
port. SAID: al did not think Labasco
would beat Allerton today, but l did
that Aliertoa would be beaten IN the
race here. There are 50 many horses
entered here that are good ones and
are afraid Of Ailerton alone that they
would be put to their best speed IN an
endeavor 10 beat nlm. Labasco 10 .
wonderfully fast horse, but 10 one
supposed teat he would beat Allerton.
at isa surprise ali around. II Was
supposed that McHenry. who drove
MIN at Davenport, would drye him
here, but | understand he will drive
Charleston. Regarding Allerton's g
lameness. that - nothing unusual. He
went lame in bis 3-ysar-old form and
IL has affected him ever since. He Was
nearly barred from his race with
Margaret SIN Detroit two years ago bv
that same lameness. He will surely
trot here next week. Williams has
wonderful courage IN that respect. He
would start Allerton on three legs
rather than forfeit that $500 ne has put
up. lie will probably have Allerton in
"a good shape a. he ever WAS IN for
our meeting. 1t is somewhat of
surprise, yet everyone that
knows Allerton knows that he
goes lame and soon gets over IL. / have
seen him 81 lame IN his work that no
one would suppose he could trot, and
vet he will get out and 90 . mile in
LIB. certainly hope he will be in
shape TO start here and be able TO finish
the race. although Williams would not
forfeit che $500 IL Ailerson was drawn
after the first heat.
Allerton's leg Was in the best shape
here IN his race with Nelson it has ever
been since he hrst went lame. Will
hams cannot substitute any other horse
90 Allerton has already been nomi-
nated.''
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

ST, Paul, Aug. 3.-The Hotel Ryan
handicap, the event OF the day. was
woa by Jugurtha, the only other starter
being Eli Kindig.
FlEst race, seven-eights OF . mile
Maud B won. Corrine Kinney second,
Alice ID third; time. 1921.
Second. one mile-Van Buren won,
Carroll Reid secoud, Romair third;
time, l:43i.
Third. five-eights OF . mile-Lassie
o won. Ed Greenwood second, Late
land third; time. l:03t.
Fourth. one mile and half, Hotel
Ryan, handicap-Jugurtha won; time,
Idol.
Fifth, one and ons-eighth mile-Tor-
rent won. Forrest second, Gold Stone
third; time, l:57.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Thls vas another
bad asy for the talent ~ Garfield PARK
Lake View being the only favorite 10
wln- The track wss fast and the wealth
or clear.
First race. 2-year-olds. Ave farioDgs
-Iobe Bell von HAlloo second, George
W third; time, / so4t.
eecoad, enc miie-Losd of the Ha-
rssa Won. Hart wsliscs sseond, Jsnnie
h third, time, Las.
Third, selllng, six furiongs-sls olee
son, Jscobln second; Fan Lang third
time. lis.
Fourth. handicap. mile and one-six-
teens0--ormie won. Major Tom Sec
ond, Ernest Race third; time, las.
Fifth. Ave Furlongs-Betty Badger
won, yaek Lowell second. Princess Lor-
ralne third; time, l:02.
Sixth, selling, ar furlongs - Lake
View won. s.. Pancrease second, Ex-
eiosiou third; time, i;i4s-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
DON'T REMAIN STOUT
YOU SEE YOUR STOUT FRIENDS GROW
ING THINNER EVERY DAY.
They Are Usng Dr.. edisoa's OBESITY Pills
aad Bands.
NODIETING-NO PURGING
NoDIETING-NO PURGINt

IL has been sbundaafiy proved that the use
OF bis non electric bands. or LIS obesity pills
are the well-knewa nrfa OF Lering a CO.. y
Washington street. Chicago. o, pSslte 4Arsnaii
Field a Co.'S store. Is the one safe snd enee-
tive nAy OF reducing esrpoieaey Ihs obosify
Pills are made from the waters os the German
imperial springs. government ownership
The bands OF pills are Used separately. and
N Axe n rape and heaifhiul cure. or. II nsei
to<sther. fhcy help each other la action and
obtain betler results
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

DAvESroEr. Ia, Aug. 3, 2 H. m.-
Aliefton's injuries are 50 serious that
he siil 10 laid up for the balance OF
the season. His owner. G.. W. Williams
OF Independence, will loss sieo, 900 rs
a result.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

The Maehinists union. lodge No. iei.
vail give grand excursion via the D..
T.. a y. railway TO oiessa Lake sunday,
August w. Fare tor the round tftp,
rs cent?, children. ~ cenfs.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
Wonderful Bicycle Trip.

DENVER, Colo. Aug. 3.-Prof. Harry
Park. the trick bicyclist, made most
wonderful descent of Pixies peak to-
day, using but one wheel of an ordi.
nary and had neither handles nor
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
Attention. Young colored Rspub.
ifcnnsA


There ~il e~ . niestsnx Of the young
eofaf>d republicans st the old supegfar
court rooms. M. ea Pearl street. Thurs.
day, Aus. 4. Al .. IN sharp. let all
eosns. By rider of eesnmsssee.
Joss A. ng4f. Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

Nsw YoKx. Aug. 3.-Resulb Al
Brighton today:
First race, ive-eighths mile-Eariy
Blossom won, TAttler second, Bob
Sutherland third; TIME. l:o4.
second, sax and one-hAlf furiongs-
MOCK Barren won. ss. Hubert second,
Flat LAnds third; time. l:25.
Third, hve-cighths mile-Sandowne
won. Faithful second, Prince George
third; time, Lost.
Fourth. one and one-sixth miles
Willie l. won, Tee Tray second. kou.
queforts third; time, l:49.
Fifth, seven-eighths miie--Jack Rose
won, paimeny second, fasot third
time. l:30.
siIsh, three-fourths mile-Eila won
Zenobis second. Msckintosn third
time. l:17l.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
Anxious for n Eight.

John Roache Will leave tins morning
for Detroit where he goes to try to
arrange with Detroit pugilists for a
fight. He has several men In view who
have expressed . willingness to fight
him and he il ANXIOUS to close the deal.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

Hero sscond. state ct Texas talrd'
time. l.Sk
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

fs.tsss. 4 yoa pafrhss. rsss ~
high or io> sfsoes ~ s7.so. ~ evef.
fron us thss wssh sc ~isl nsste roa |.
pfsssnt ~ - cents IN cash ~ % Hsfs's.
"a Canai s<fses.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

At Louisville:
LouisviIle..-0 1 o o o o o o.
Clevelsnd------0 o o = IL 2
BAstsries-Clausen and Crime, Clark
son and Zimmer.
At Cincinna6:
csnetanasi----! eeeeseee ess 2
Batterles-Dwyer and Waugh. Enret
and Miller.
At New York:
New York-..o o I 0 % 2 o. g II 3
Washineton.--e . o 0 o 0 e-o3 Z
Batteries-Crane and Boyle, Jones
and Mcguire.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyu--.1 o II 0 o o 1 s-3 .
Phiiadeiphia..O / % o o 0 o-I !
Observation-Disclosures and Daley, Car
ssy and Clements.
At Boston:
BsisSns,i;,.---.-ii Bsisi%or..i &c oSSG - ! !
Batteries-Stivetts and Kelly, Vickery
and R0b, naou
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

The Ladies' Aid society of the South
Congregational church will give q lawn
fete thIs evening on the grounds of r.
G. Hawkins. No. 507 Jefferson avenue.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

derwerp, Ben ismln Bros. 4 Co.. hss ac-
cepted a position with the Giant Cloth
ing company, where he will be pleased
20 receive a call from his friends.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
A Musical Treat.

Referring TO the ccrHet sOloiets and
duetists, Mr.. Knoll and Miss Mare
Mcneil, who appear at Reeds lake for
one week, commencing this afternoon,
the Chicago Herald says: "a. IL.
Knoll and Marie Mcneil, the cornetsts,
have made a decided impression at the
Casino this week. They are not ordi.
nary performers, but artists of high
rank. Indeed, critics OF ability have
not hesitated TO insist that in iirmness
and brilliancy of tone and facility in
execution. Mr. Knoll fully equals
Levy. Miss Mcneil is also charming
player aud those mnsically inclined
cannot fail to enjoy tbs new and stir-
ring musical feature" Go to the lake
and hear them afternoons and even
inra for The npxt week.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

IL you enjoy fine musc go to the lake
and hear the eminent cornet soioists
spd duetists. Mr.. Knoll and Niss Nc
Neil, every afternoon aud evening.
They are fne.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04

Take q ride on one of the electric
cars 10 the lake and hear Knoll and Nc
Neil, afternoons and evenings, IN their
charming corpct solos and dneta.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
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AUpIrokrux HoTsL. Chicago. ApEil -. l&e.-
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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-08-04
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aoons sssa2
GRAND RAPIDS. knnR

Cures hara,ysis. Twischsne. Pinch,
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Consultst,on free and conodeneSnlL
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Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-12

fractured ribs and bruises. Teomas O'Con-
mel, of Waltnam, scalp wound and con-
tusions. Frank Warren, of Waltham,
slight face wounds and badly shaken up;
Robert Orr, of Newton, fractured COLLAR
bone and painful scalp wound. Thomas
Kinds, of Walthsm, scalp wound and
badly bruised. Herbert P. Goodwin,
train, probably cracked rib. Mary Doridis,
of, Wa,ertown, eighty bruised and cut.
Eleanor O'Hsrs. head injured and broken.
Florence E. Park, No. 1853 Worcester
street, Boston, legs and feet injured, also
shock. Kate White, Cambridge, slightly
No. 1o5 Pine street, wsltham, cuts
on head and face. Florence Clark,
1853 Worcester street, Boston, both
legs injured below the knee. Will
liam O'Hearn of Waternown, cut sn hand
and slight facial injuries. Peter Whitney
of Watertown, hip injured. John McFee
Of WATERFOWL, broken ribs and bruises.
Patrick Oates of Watertown, side and
jured about the head. Thomas E. Barry,
head cut and bodily injured.
George Good, ribs broken. Mrs. Fahey,
slight injuries. G. s. Hall of Wsltham,
head cut. Mrs. George Wright of Con-
cord avenue, Cambridge, slight injuries;
Mrs. Mary Ann Elliott of No. 90
Moore street, Newton, badly shaken
up and cut. Harry Elliott of No.
SO Moore street, Newton, outs and
bruises. Thomas Cane of Watertown.
painful bodily injuries. Thomas Lennox
of Waterfowl, cuts and bruises. John
Mullin of WATERFOWL, slight injuries.
Michael Mullin of WATERFOWL, badly hurt.
Mrs. WEIGH of WATERFOWL, back injured.
Richard Hollis of WATERFOWL, side and
chest hurt.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-12

Cornelius Doyle of Waltham, receiving
clerk on Fitchburg railroad, left arm bro
ken in several places and severe injuries;
probably fatally. John Regain of Water
town, very bad scalp wound, hands cut
and sprained. Andrew Doyle of Water.
town, badly fractured leg, severely scalded
on side and hip, with bad scalp wound.
Edmond Doyle, son of the above,
scalp wound and cut near the right
eye. @. N. Spear of Waltham,