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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
ENGAGED A PILOT.
ABRUPTLY LETT.

He and the officers laughed and chatted
with some of the ladies as though tney
had never heard of the Garnet. Finally,
however. before the concert had ended, be
ran his hand along the backs OF his ohicers.
who We're sitting IN front OF hlm, ana az
this signal the party abruptly lett the nail,
attracting mnch attention, OK course as
they went.
They went at once aboard the vessel.
Captain Face was now on board, and was
Just getting ready to retire, when he heard
the gong sound, and, TO his amazement,
found that the vessel was under way anu
rapidly moving down stream.
RUSSIAN JOKE.
He went on deck and was soon ushered
into the pIlot-house. He observed that
there were no lights on the vessel and re-
fused to steer the vessel. but the com;
mander told him IL was all right, ana
ordered him TO take the wheel. Captain
Face insisted that il was violation OF the
law. but the Russian only laughed and
said: 1t is so funny. Pilot" captain
Face couldn't see the joke, but the gallant
SkrydloG laughed all the same.
The vessel now had up every inch OF
canvas, and with stiff breeze ana heI
engine at full speed was making RAPID
headway.
As the vessel neared Old Point much
anxiety was manifested among the Officers
lest the Garnet should have up steam and
be ready TO follow. out no smoke was seen
from the Garnet's smoke-stacks and the
Russians breathed q sigh of relief.
HALF MILE TO wINDwARD.
The Strelok passed about half a mile 70
thu windward of the Garnet aud the men
on the Garnet were in utter ignorance OF
the fact that the corvette was making her
escape. The corvette was fairly humminR
now and as she sped away towards the
capes toe Russians were IN great glee and
skrydlof laughed aloud as he said again
aud again, 20, Pilot. IL is so funny"
By I2;45 o'clock the vessel passed out
into the broad Atlantic, and when SIX
miles from the shore discharged her pilot.
though il was fortunate that one of the
pilot-boats was on hand. or the pilot would
have made sea voyage without his con-
sent.
/ saw Captain Face the noxt day when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
iyl9 and company's wharf, Rocket

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Asy3SpsI
Y COMPANY'S JAAES-RIVER <es<7z-sszs
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old POM, New
port News, ClaremOnt, and James-RiIef lau'i-
inCs, and connecting ~ Old Point tor Nashlhg-
ton, Baltimore. and the North.
STEAAER ARIEL LEAVES RICHMOND EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY AT7 A. NJ.
Electricians direct 10 wharf Only Fl.OO nrst-
class, $3.50 round trip, and 81 second-class 10
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Newport News.
Freight received daily for aboye-named places
and all points In Eastern Virginia and North
Carolins. We are now ready for booking moon
light excursions.
LUCIEN B. TATUM, yice-President,
No. lll7 east Main street and wharf.
IRWIN WRlsIGER, Freight Gnd Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, May %. 1892, Az A.
~, trains ON this road VIII run ~ follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
!, Eshn-s.roe, station
i 500 A. n. Daily - LyneAOurs and cii''''

eI 300 A. \. DalIy = L'u010''
Forge.
MI 4:so p. = Daily Tor Lyrehnars. Va
M 8 Par,ox Car for Clifton Ferga, connects ~
Gordons,,ile Tor Washington. &C vhsina h.a.
land Junction for Lynchbars. az BAL oi.] ~" ~
snsnandosh Valley. north and sou'n' @n- ~
Staunton for Harters ssrry 49,, -, Io.LI
No /. Pullman fer ClncihhA" anu
Supper In Dining &C az. - a. f,s,.,,,sst
No 3 Pullman aud Dinlnf-Cer lef
NJ an connects AZ DosWet for Wasnln<.onc Ia
No. 2. Pullman for Old Joint. evonso" ~
Point for Norfolk daily, exceps sa s,,,, Nd Non
folk. a., ,.... connscts Tor
NS M. a solid train tor LyBcaburs snd ci's's
No. il. Parlor-csr for Lynchnnrs. -
NoL Arrixo Broad.street sIAi'oa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-11
Tho colored Peoples Fair.

The second annual exhibition under the
management Of tine Colored Fair Assocla-
ton Of Virginia Will open at the e1posi-
ton on Tuesday next and continue three
days Judging from the applications for
space that have come from all sections OF
the State there will he unquostlOnably q
very creditablo exhibit along the line OF
industrial and farm products, fancy work;
out-howers. greenhouse plants. dried
flowers and leaves. domestic products
(cakes. bread, preserves, pickles., wines,
liquors, &c, harness, boots and shoes. CT,
CARS, millinery. painting, drawing. and
penmanshlp. Two thousand dollars Will
be given III premiums.
An attractive programme has been ar
ranged. consisting of a trades parade.
MINISTRIES, races, instrumental concerts,
and public addresses by Hons. II. z.
Cheatham, of North Carolina; 4. NJ. Hew-
lett, of Washington, and many others.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

men live longer than single ones u
mAkss me thlak how l nixht aays pro
Ionged some good mans il.
Although parrot May lie abe to
swear At you, yet u IA h1 soacd after
ali.
woman grows afFsid Il men ss
soon a. they d Mt ash anything 10 DO
With her.
III the man refused years ago had
only cone back he would neyer have
died bachelor.
When a man - alive his wife 10 his
better half; when ne 10 dead she 10
worth only thlrd.
Although both my former lovers
made their wives wretched am cure
could have been happy with either.
Love 10 as good = mirror ~ looking
glass. Men stop looking 81 woman
when she stops looking At herself.
Philosophers say that woman 10 II
her best at IS. hut they don't seem 70
think 90 when they pick one out for .
wife.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Man and Girl Dead.

4 PIrrsBuRG, June 22.-At 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon a man known as
Prof. Emil Weixt, alias West, entered
the hsirdressing establishment OF Mss
Maggie Buttress on Butterworth
avenue, Allegheny, and without
warning drew revolver and
shot the young woman through
tho heart. He then placed the revol-
yer to his own breast and fired. Both
died instantly. 1t is said that Weixt
was married and had 4 wife and
family living in Baltimore. Miss But
tress was 20 years of age. and it 10 said
that Weixt became enainored of bel
and killed her because she refused to
listen to his advances.
Weixt was employed at the Office Of
Dr. Thornburg \ chrOicdist on Sixth
street, this CITY, where his victim had
also been EMPLOYED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Foul Play Is Suspected.

vASpALIA, ILL.,, June 22.-Doubt ex-
lists as to whether Charles Henderson.
the boy whose body was found in Bear
creek yesterday, was drowned or was
foully dealt with and his body thrown
in the water to cover up the CRIME He
WAS an orphan living with j Owens,
near this city. He was sent to
look after some stock and never re-
turned. His clothes were found lying
on the bank of the creek and beside
them lay an old umbrella that could
not be identified. The boys face was
badly bruised aud on the side Of his
head Was cash two inches long. His
lips were badly swollen and cut, indi-
eating that he had been struck heavy
blow. He left the house alone. Other
tracks than those of the boys were
plainly seen in the mud near the creek.
The case is being investigated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

ArrxSA, Mich, June "a terrible
wind storm, mixed With rain and hail,
struck here at IL O'Clock yesterday. I,
lated seven minutes and in that time
did many thousand dollars worth Of
fsmsgr. Half of the side OF Phelps 4
Co.'s brick block was blown cut. also
the windows in the 9a;cent store in the
Maisz block. Churchill 4 Co.'S Iumber
was blown into the river, causing great
asmsg-. Reports ere coming in show
that macy shade trees we're destroyed,
email buildings we're blown down and
much other damage done. When the
Wind storm sbated hs,I Was psled upon
ssrsess and sidewalks sx lnches high ia
mary places
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Cowa:dly Murder.

ROME CRY, Ind, June pa most
cowardlv murder was committed at .
farm near this city last night, between
the hours of IL and IL o'clock. Hugh
Piatt, q farm laborer, while in q quar-
rel with several tOughs, endeavored to
get away. getting in his buggy to drive
home. He had barely got started when
q beer bottle was hurled At MIN, which
must have struck him with terrible
force, as he fell on the dashboard from
the effects of the blow and to add to
the scene, the horse took fright and ran
away. After proceeding for . couple
of squares he came to . stand still IN
front OF Smiths blacksmith shop. where
Pat; Was found at $3.50 this morning.
The coroner is holding On inquest and
no doubt the miscreant will be hunted
down and punished accordingly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
TEN OF THEM HURT
TEN PASSENGERS ARE INJURED
Dut Aons Of Then kllied-Ths Aeeidsnf
Caused BY WEAKENING the calvefs
10 MAKE Rspal1s-

Miss, Mich. June .2.-Trsin No. %,
gong south on the c. & W. NJ. railroad
went through . calvert the morning
near Bsrrisn Centre. All on board ex-
eept one lady were more or less IN
jared. The names Of those IN the mosr
serious condition are:
DIR. Bell of Benton Hafbor. wound in
bzek.
C. b. Hurbess OF Detroit, injured
about head aud shoulders.
Mrs Thompson II Goshen, Ind, arm
broken and internal injuries.
seven others, Two OF whom are real
beats Of tins place, Received siigng
wounds about the head and hands.
The cause OF the accident Was the
fact that The culvert had been weak
ened in making repairs. The low rate
OF speed Has all THAT saved the passe IL
gers from going over an emeankment.
Al are now qgsrtered here tempo
Earily. and = man representing the
railroad Is on hand looking after the
hlxncial needs OF the unfortunate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Thompson's Voyage Delayed.

OTTAWA, June 22.-It il now thought
that SIR John Thompson, one of the
Canadian Behring sea commissioners,
will not 20 To Paris on the Behring sea
Arbitration before next year. the
delay in making up the cases for the
respective parties will extend until
September, and further delay Of three
months'will be gwen for answers, and
some date not until next spring will
probably he fixed for the arbitrators IL
cit In Judgment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
olo MAlo's MoNot ocue.

I'm sorry ever learned "a say M.
The hlft At - e the old maid ct 80.
The glrl who cut me- oat died Of .
broken heart
Marriage AM 30 much Of . failure
- mArrylsg.
There % good tine coming Mar.
flsses ATE made IN heaven.
Everything eafDss ~ the man Who
wxstss Il . dlffesens wsth the vesaAa.
Ia regard 10 ay aFst lover, l fsfassd
bsas IN aAsss ssd repeated ~ isssars.
imiahs have besa happily married
II a hsaa't seea far my little bfsthss
II ssmAs could ne slwsss young
asd hsxstsfal ssfr les ef them wsal "a
marry.
Every tine keas that . nassssd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

Asb. snrss miles vsss OF tnls place. ~
the ags OF ~ yeAra rns 10 the last
one at even widow pensioners Of that
var IN this nsignborhood. VINO received
their pApers several years ago her
June allowance vas drawn Just IA uuas
% Day nsT funeral expenses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
SIC CHURCH SUR
ossnS Tined BefoEs an Ecclesiastical
Tribunal


DETRorr, June 22.-The ecclesiastical
title 10 s250.0c0 worth OF cathohc
church property m the eastern part Of
fbls city 8 under dispute IN a sult
which has been pending before the
rccleslastlcat courts tor seyeTal months.
Eghty Hour years ago FRANCOIS Paul
Meleher decided bis farm which con-
slsted of private claim ID, IN Ham
tsamek township, 10 The 81. Philip Neri
lAman Catholic parish on the condi-
tspa that ne was To receive an annuity
D. fi00 during his life The -. philp
Neri parish underwent several changes
IN the succeeding years, and the greater
part OF the property passed into the
hands OF the diocese OF Detroit, which
sold it TO real estate dealers for some
ting like s270s0O0
Inc present ~. Charles parish claims
To be the ecclesIsstscal successor OF the
ST. Philip \erl parish. and has brought
suit ~ the metropolitan court Of the
archbisnop OF Cincinnati for the passes
son Or the remainder OF the property
ami "a accounting for the balance.
Bishop Foley and the diocese of De-
trolt are the defendants to the suit.
Fr- Christian Deonissen IS psstor OF the
g. Charles PARISH anu bis attorney is
FIR. p. A. Baart of MARSHALL. When the
suit was commenced q demurrer was
lnterposed by FIR. Robert +. NJ. DOMAIN
Of Owosso. ecclesiastical attorney for
Bishop Foley VINO ella med that the su.t
should have been brought before the
bishops court ia Detroit. Tie de-
murrer was oyerruied May s by Arch
bishop Elder Of the metropolitan court
OF Cincinnati, and BISHOP Foley and the
petrci, diocese were eujoined from sell
ing any more of the property or dispos-
ing OF the funds on hand from previous
salvs.- Bishop Foley appealed to the
pope o. Rome, and . decision is being
awaited from the Vatican. No matter
when way the SUIT - decided the legal
title Of property formerly belonging 10
the church farm Will not be clouded.
The suit Is purely an ecciesiasticsl
one, and will not De followed 10y . civil
action. But If the diocese should be
defeated, the building Of the new
cathedral will be endangered. ~ the
diocese ~ relying on the funds re-
ceived from the sale of the property TO
complete the project. All that st.
Charles parish 10 after. however, is
enough Of the funds to build IT q
church and school. so that . CON-
promise can probably be effected winch
will insure the success of the cathedri al
in case the diocese Is beaten. Bishop
Foley and Father Dempsey were both
out of the city yesterday, 40 they
could not be interviewed upon the sub
ject.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

LAssHs, June "a Cases heard
John Schroeder Va Daniel W. More
house II al. Charles W. Boston vs..
Mienzei Henderson, Charles O~tan vs..
Edwin Jerome. George ". Morley vs..
London, Liverpool 4 Globe lnsarancs
company, William NJ. Mitchell ct al.
vs.. ST. Paul German Insurance com
pany-
Thursdays call. 81. SIS, q. 50. 81. IS
"a 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Agreed 10 Die.

ASHLAND, Wis, June 22.-The pre-
liminary hearing OF the case agains,
julius Lipke and wife was concluded IN
the Circuit cour. this morning. Evil
dence went TO prove that Mra Lipke,
formerly Mrs. kraus, was . party to
der husbands death. The::day Of the
poisoning sne went TO Butternut and
while there informed several persons
that when she arrived home she expec-
ted To ind ner husband dead. Letters
were exhibited which were to the effect
that an agreement had beeu entered
into between krals and wife TO poison
themselves. After bearing the evi
dence Judge Parish said there had been
enough evidence introduced to warrant
him III holding the defendants for trial.
He ordered the prisoners arraigned and
both pleaded mot guilty." the charge
preferred being wIllfui murder. Bail
was fixed at IS. 800 for Lipke and 5000
for his wife. in default Of which the
prisoners will lie In jail until septem-
her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

mistake she put tins cartridge under A..
HAndcock's residence and nred the
fuse. II WAS Eos long tall . trench
deus explosion was heard. The three
occupants of the house, Mr.. Hand
cocS's sife and tso children. were
baily shaken up, bat were not ser
iOassy injured. TIE building 10 to q
wreck. The woman Will be made "
suffeF Tor the crime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

Original - William sloan. Harvey
Purcell. Ferdinand Reinhart. Edwin n.
Bigelow. Archie McCoilom, James ID
shelter. Daniel W. Hicks, Lewis Bar
ton, Elisha skiilmsn. John r. Pollok,
Jackson v Fesdew, Aaron Frans, Ben
isnnn Van Ralte, George snaffer,
Jultus Tsubert, John McQuIstlon
James Evans. Frederick Rogers. J. ".
Lyons, tieorss Leonard. Oscar D. Rob
iusen, Lyman r. Whitaker. jacob Rice,
cnsrlss Pesse. Martin Regisw. Add.
nal--Jeff erson Woods. q. w Lyman,
X. n. Watson. Patrick Psdden, William
DeeThsm. Renewal aud Increase
Philip RncHa. Ineresss-Asshel l..
Henry, Adam Bsatio, Iustus Perry.
Eilss II. Mailer, Conrad q. Smith. Ed
ward p. Clark. John A. Peck, Md son
y. Fer. Resaae-Frsncfs r. Hayes.
Taonss r. GsIhert. Hsary Reera, Dan
lei Geins. Original, widows. etc. -
Linda Covers. Hsfristse &. jarrett.
Philip vreelAnd, Isaac X. Collier
lfsshefl, Laura Ffsshnsv mother
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Russia Visited BY Blight.

Sr. PErERsBuRo, June PA drought
is prevailing in Pottavis, in southern
Russia, and the crops are being blight
ed. A daily spectacle 10 that of priests
carrying sacred icons, and followed by
througs of peasants 70 the fields. Here
the icons are erected and surrounded
by kneeiing groups Of peasants. Pray.
ers are then offered for rain. The
sheep and cattle are perishing for want
of food.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Wants Heavy Damages.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, June 22.-Lncius
c. West. through his attorney. \. A.
Vyne. began suit by summons this
morning. sgsinss the Kalamazoo Tele-
graph company for 500 damages
tor trespass on the case. No declsre-
tlou mas Yet been made of Mr.. Vests
grievances, but the suit 10 presumably
the result of the article which appeared
IN last nights paler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

FLrsr. Mica. June 22.-Jesse Jones,
20 years old, while bathing with . eom-
panlon in the Flint river near the Lewis
paper msil last night, was strangled oy
the water which entered his mouth
and drowned IN sight of mis- companion,
who made several intellectual attempts
TO rescue him. The boys parents live
AZ Otlsviile. aud he has been attending
the nor nal school IN this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

BssuL. ipd., June zz.-cardonis. .
htsls town fwo mics north 81 here,
~ss shaken from center .. eifeamfef.
snee isss nifht ~ the sspsoxioa Of .
large aynassse etftfidee ana three Ger.
&ops nearly Ioss their hsss. MIRA Jane
Bnren OF thAs place DID tie
wosk thfssseh rssioasy she claimed
ass hs>i>ea. william, BAD besa
ssaouo th4 no8sc az the
xlsheot faaaiy ten ffeqaeasiy, sad
lsss nsabt sar tack . large asasmsfs
esstfidGa sas pfses1 ID uadss TIE hssse
sas espcsop1 49, na1bsa1 - - IN sy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Ollvet Ovation.

OLrvxr, Mich. June 22.-Ths most
exciting and closely contested oratori-
cal contest took place yesterday after
noon II was the annual contest
OF the rhetorical class and two
pFlzss we're gwen for the bes,
original orator. one prize for
though. and style, the other for
deiIeery. The former was taken by
Hiram r. Archer of Constantine, who
discussed in the most eloquent OF Ian.
guags "The So and Misuse of the Bal.
lot" Are f. Binkhorst of Kalamssoo
secured the award on delivery. He
I'D AZ his GRAFTON The Incompetent
sscls Revealed" discussing the myster
les OF God and their effect upon hu-
manly la general.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

LoSnos, June 22.-Advices from Sc.
Paul de Lsonda, . Portuguese colony
West a Africa. state that . large body
OF Beers has entered the colony and
proclaimed a republic. The Portugese
forces are not sufficiently large 10 re.
pei the invasion uniess Portugal shslI
De able 20 send reinforscmenia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

Jscxsov. Mich. June s2.-Receutly
Mary A. Lee of Parma secured . PEN
eon through the sxency Of Joseph
Hsnsw % shls city. aud today H&nss
WAS arrested by United States Marshal
A hsls on charge Of frsnd. the COM
rfsins being made by Specisi Pensoner
Examiner George NJ. smith Mr..
Hanaw asserted MS innocence, hut
mate nc objection to accompanying
toe efkesr ts Lansing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Young and Midd|eAged

Nervous Debility. Nervous weaknes.rs. -
ealfins from early ipalseretsons aud exeesses
Of manhood sverwsrk 81 the brain. irps sptr
Treatment OF some etAer diseases frpprersr
use ottnsfrsrn~hts IN ersminnflsn aaa frest
mfhf oil se'se ether diseases. k-reefss-y w>s<
rse etc. cansln AZ lost mshteoa. fupefeoes
bzrrcnness. lnshsiffv 70 collect ,aszs ~ y.
member sord during conversation: nstfns
Ia sa1~res lose roa1aerc> Ia every ere. even
hsms~f- ssassDg continual sprrs apc anrssis
sbHnt trsssles THAI nsvrr e9rne; sometimes
ssasihs hpH~py sftea esassaf fn~anity one
firm ii Deafness. Psrsssas xprseu.n<ss sna
Hsxrs Dsssss-. ia~tdifsy 10 esraors bsssu~~~.
s1e.
Tess efseSs>- ~ffh ~ sts eenpsfcaaora a.
slesgs rsrss ~ pH. CLAY TopB. N xn<rh
ptssssen ssreeilresps l. ana 1 srknz Expsas
MICA
Cali iaas1latesp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

Hssrrsss. Mica. June H-F. n
Faults. . eoussstie Of reIsan. vss shot
tve- IA the a~ad late Isss aseht wh.te
sgssmpfng - arrest George Keru fcf
k-eeng ne ssioon epen o. sunday
Use sheriff . after the snooses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Both His Legs Cut OF.

EscASAsA, Mich, June 22.-John
Winner, Northwestern fireman, tell
usder = moving Train In the yards this
morning and both his legs were cut Oh
at MS hips. He died at noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
Hela % untea s,.srr Court.

IkxaS8, Jnne 12.--w. w. Osborn,
who va arrested soms time s,acs Tor
ryc~svfus an islessi pension fee OF 800
vac AZ On examination before Csynmis-
s,orer Dodge here today held for tral
IN the United states esurt 81 Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
B,smarck WIN r.ke w.,,,.

VIrsSs. June 22.--Prince Bismsrck
hts been 30 pleased with his reception
here that ne hAs decided TO remain in
the city until Friday. when he will
sart for kissiagen. 20 take the wAte.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23
WONDERFUL
CURES!
OF the Famous Specialist
NOTHING MEAN ABOUT us!
ERTISING
PHYSICIANS!

In the Detroit Free Press June sixth page. under
the head of Distinguished Doctors" We see the names
of the members of The American Alopathc) Medical
Association who meeting in that city and the spec
altes in which they engaged and also the pictures
of Is of those who afford it.
If this is their advertisement and think it is we
wish to congratulate the principal physicians among the
Alopths for their advertising physicians and
feel for the common herd of AOpathic physi-
clans who do not DARE to advertise What does this
meeting amount to- anyway Is it anything more than
mutual admiration society and free advertising
scheme for its members Will the rest of the Alopathc
physicians call them "quacks" after this We hope
not as the members of the American Medical Assoca-
ton have as much right to advertise Dr. s. CLAY
TODDand we wish to congratulate them their
as Advertising Physicians.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-23

A Numbss Of Booms Give Way, Re,eas-
ing Miles OF Logs

~ ~ eitSS& VI k$'SttsS o-sS ~ s>
ing Miles OF Logs.
ROCKFORD, VI, June ga great
food is nov sweeping over TINS vicinity.
II . the worst sil.ce 1868. Tue booms
ia the Mlsslquini river broke early this
morning and thousands of logs belong
IEg 10 the Richford Lumber company
Baker, Brainerd & Co. and L. r. Stew
ems Il Co. went down the stream. max.
ing = ioss when can hardly be eetl
mated. Aside from the loss TO the Nal
company, a large aumber OF men are
being thrown out OF work. The losses
are serious to this town. Another boom
has broken further up the river and
two miles of logs are coming down. II
Is feared the iron bridge and several
buildings will be carried away.