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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

steam yacht In tho world when she
went DOWN 20 the bottom. was no. Q
very fat Graf, II always annoyed
Mr.. Vanderbilt when reference was
mate - the fact that Jay Gould's
Atlanta beat the steAm-vaeht record
foe hosts ~ her sire - ~hsn the mul
a. raiilionsir- Decided 80 build again
one - the provisions In the contract
vsish his builders ~ss ths; the Valiant
should make a. least ts kness an hoar-
We wanted ~ toe able - say that he
owned he largest. costli>st and nrss
speedy steam yacht IN the world. and
'hns keep ~ tho repu.ssson - ths
family for being the i>sdrrS IN pa,asisl
steamer building ard aiso <e~p fr--h
,hr rp~usorv = Commodore Vanderbilt
The co-nm1ior- would have . new
bost built AZ oace IL a. AS,or OF
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~orid-th. Valiant. jsss launched from
an English ship yard. The Valiant is
{. steel boat $50 feet long and Ia expect
ed ~ make from 10 a. % knots an hour.
When Mr.. William X. vAnderbilt's
$4,000 yacht Alvs WAS run into By .
schooner in New York harbor . year
Vanderbilt bu, very fortunate for the
builders Of steam yachts. Failing In
his attempt 20 rssse the Alva Mr. Van
derbiit determined % build . new
yacht that would eclipse anything Of
the eiass sfoat- The Alvs. which was
sos fec. long and the largest private
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

vantage ~ that tact. The Ava was
launched In is-s aud her length.
~ feet. was considered gigantic
for . pleasure craft The Atlanta
claims ~ hold the record. 81 miles an
hour. In . race on the Hudson with the
Mary Powell. n passe niger st< amer Mr.
Esned was very proud Of his boat
Norman L. Nunro's steam yacht COW
cred . mile on November 8. 1891. In ,
minutes ia.ss seconds. and now 10 re-
mains for our rnonryed men % establis
. new record FOR steam yachts. which
bsiieve ~ course they will shortly do.
Watch out for that Astrr electric yacht
Evcyy yachtsman In the country has
his ev~ on Der Cusrfs J MAR
WsrS oo~sss~e.
birds eoms back in the spring
don . they. mamma"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

n a. ~ Uahs~ vWshsUusA
A eyysw ~ ssssy - 1nnV OAsos-
30 egyA
Avarios b slways pos. bss poes BY
~ on. fsalA-Johasoa-
BsA luok = ~ snly hnd tAs4 eomo
10 pssyss ~ ts~a - >nch-
A NAG nvss kns n - hand sAsws -
sxrslleut nasazHl csastisutsoa-
Ths laying d Ne Atlantis cable was
bsvun e vslsatia In lsssAnd In 1857.
0snsssa $3.50 = - ~ ~ Dstasd
hius<lf - his knswls1Us e pAnoaeU.
Ths good little by wAs weuldnSsl~ai
PIN dosnt ssVyls 70 swsps . uAsss OF
ke.
WHO eve 80 . herss. woman %
Q sword faithful says IN oriental -
tg,sa
Tn. discrss< man yin nos forget whsa
lsd,ss sss ahssas that osstisoen nay b
prrvrnA
Pompsys Pillar ss AlssanArss We
neither erected BY Pompsy nor TO his
msn0y.
u y estimated that New York city
usrs sbous iso. eco iscanaiaeDspt hshts
every day.
L-atimer's father was au honest. God
fearing English peasant who prsycd with
his childeen-
Recruits for the Chinese army aro not
accepted unless they can jump . ditch
nx feet wide.
The wiSe La Rochefoucsuld once said
that parody to be bearable must b. bot
ter than tho original
The Fscjees have . ware giascd with
the rosin Of tree. but IL appears to have
been derived from Europe.
Salt toaghcns the Ahse Of white q co
and should never be Added TO cooked
ones until they arc ready to b eaten.
There II said to be only one hotel In
this country. and that one IN Philsdel-
phia. which has library for the use VI its
guests.
In poll taken among the editors Of
France by Tho Petit Journal - to who
in th1ir opinions should constitute the
real Academy" lola led with /. los votes.
Life insurance dates from almost the
year 1860 and was the invention Of Chew
alier de Mere. Flemish nobleinxn. and
Able Blxiss Pascal. the fAmous Jesuit
priest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

nanssons In tais country hes cent The
price of mafts-millionsire's home up
% about g. .coo. 600. and John ID. Rock
feiler spent that amount of HIS esrn-
ings in oil for bis reside nee On the Hud-
Soa-
A. the record stands now Dr. W.
Seward Webb. son-kn-lsW Of the VAN
drrbilta. possesses the cosslicss and
fastest private train. while Mr. VIII
Ian X NAndsrbilt ~ the pr~ssnt time
owns the largest steam yacht In The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
YACHTS OF THE SEA
FINE PALACES ON The WAFER
- Coming Test b-sw~~a Our Eng
Nh sad Auuerscaa Bssis Pioasars
Csafs--sosse k.zp~vsmessA

With nm u niliioas tAsss 10 slwsvs
- dssars ~ go tAe poes lus rival
ooosy kiAsA vhssizss IL - In baiidinx
. psiasA . psivsss rsAn If .i~rs ar
$500 ySsAG The rivalry " building
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
LE0AL.
PROPOSALS
NEW COURT HOUSE.

The board Of supervisors OF OTTAWA county
will receive proposals. for the erection u q new
cpunty court house IN the city Of Grand Haven.
Aich.
Plans and specifications can b found ON and
after June Z, 1888, at the following places:
George ID. Turner. county clerk, Grand Haven,
Mich.
q. Van schelyen. SECRETARY Of building CON-
mittce, Holland. Mich.
w. K. Johnston, architect. No sif. The
Temple, Chicago. III.
Sealed proposals.. properly endorsed on the
outside. viii be received BY the county clerk. up
to June %. leso, II o'clock noon.
Zach e'd Is to DC accom- psniea oy oerIneH
that the party will enter into an agreement
within i've days after awarding Of contract, fof
the erection and compilation OF the building
according 10 the ujaN and spccincsttoos and
conditions required Tor the amount tamed IN
bis bid The board reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the Comnitsse on Buildinss ol
Il. BLoECKER, Chairman.
q. vAS ScHELvKx, Secretary.
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Grand Rapids, Mich. MAJ u. I8n
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the opening. widening and eHfcnsion Of
Brown avenue. from buchanan street To south
Divis ION ste~et. 10 uoW n ny haade. and that I
will receive payment thereon for the period OF
twenty ,iays from this date at ths ONCE of the
city treasurer. city hall.
junes n n SORRICK. City Ttcsssrer.
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~ colsnsly
CD b2suA - Ipa.sW1l1ob Jhanks,
n oysosss ere 9 pr cent vst@. "a.
-vega~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

xs-~t millionaire Md asr-d - tsk- 'he
Leadership Hi. ~,n -al have sp-ss
,n sola. So 49, % tie Nsffsnf -
s,r- .h- receives Aer anishtps 'o-r'h-s
xa-n b. halt he Valiant sss f'ss
49, A. s,~s ,srs sssa ne Asrsv
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Treasurer N0ticA

City TreasuY~rs Once.
Grand Rapids. Mich Nay II. isso
Notice L. hereby given that the easement
roll for lowering the bcd Of the ereek 10 the
alley in De Vrics addition In the block bounded
Granville avenue. Is nov in my hands. and
that ] vill receive psymeat thereon for the
period of twenty days from this date ~ the
o.lace III the city treasurer, city hall
junes NJ n. SORR1Ck. City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

City Ireasurero Once,
Grand Rapids. Mich. May -. 1919. I
Notice 10 hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the construction Of a sewer IN Paris
cue from Thomas street To Fifth auenus IL now
In my hands, andthAt l will receive pay ent
thereon Tor the period Of twenty days from this
date the Office of the city treasurer. city hall
june Is n. II. SORKiCK. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

City Tr-asurers Once,
Grssd Rapids, Mich. MAJ ~. isn Z
Notice IL hereby given that the assc<snsct
% lots p u. IL IA. H. keat plat, from Erie
street "a, 8quters alley. " nov IN my hands. and
that siu receive psJnent thereof for the
period ~ twenty dayr from this date ct the
Office 81 the city tr~asur-r. city hall
junes n. n. SORklCk. City Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

pNve,OsANs.
III BACHELOR. NJ. ID,
IN Cancer Specialist

Ne - No.r~~ ssr~~s sss.ss psrts. Ns~h s~as
fss cireslsr sy~> As-srihsns svssgsar,s ~ eli
kTsAs - cancer ssd ~o.ssinirs The ssfn~s ssd
saar-ss-~ - mpr. tksn iss p--r~es- ~ hsA
sarrd stsh Ms fsuuos- plaster tfcstm~rt ~
kssss es~ss lee psy - ssn~~, v~ssi y-~s ess
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AXE SHORE q
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
q kaer, h.y "a isss

ID. La. sser. vis sl~~csrd :. eros~vsts
9TH ~. Fr.. y. s,s l. y y Hs s,~r,s sss
ss'sss'. =: :, --. ~ , s,.s.ss,s
ca koa 81 ne rs-~. A~-rt
Ssss cssvssaa- .ss. isrsss Not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

rr9a.P iesssss ssssh st o, y ~ sss n ap
- e0. ouAs s<stsss ds<is <ksssa ssna&s.
ssksssse ANp vssaos cxs ss<sfcu
oyeA Ba = uot. hss ssr.su o. IN ~.
80 Sae u0B ~ train hes r-sssar css tssanh
ksyeds ~ fsso>kes spd nx<ks ~ s~ t,,ts
ssess 49, nsysse ear. Jss.n1 -
sds ~ te>sskes esd nsef NAV
snSss s1 - svsss has p&r.s< ear 0sou1
oepe1A IN Co~1opoa
80 q sssis he p.s~ 90 osssa Ksps>s
s@ es S.s. Ass vsssss s~ps.s sss ss.ssa
tos4fh ~ Cssefoaatl
~ - y N train he's sArs at ees~s snd Ws<,~s
sas~pins ess Grand kaptas ~ cls1Ae~
scssSso&s eaAxD aApfs . f<DsssA
70 haseesoa ~. $50 n 10 So kNem
fyss mUesous ~ nee n SOe1 so ~
esrAsg essis eve as nuk.~s. ) ~ 4 a
Arrives srcm on-keSos q q a.
ooraso VA al
Il. 0sss1 asptAs NO " sopm uNeu
Ar Chicago --,.-.. tHPm slos N sn.m
toW = sesss hss skscssa psssus esr snf
- - srsss deity shrssxk eosrG saa ~ .ssss
.is~rins car.
H. H. d. sssif go !ss. sss. rsss
mp y sstn has shr.eyt paslss az al y 70
. m ssain Assiy. shrueGA e-.scs sss wsssss
Tk~ssh si~lsss ..4 s.u Hss-..s.~. ca. \.
hs4 ~ esnAs srsr A Aimausss tsekes .s~ss,
e ~ ~ sss'ssa. sssspsass ~ a.. sss.sa kss,
"ss- Psss ed fschs Aosal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Graaf Rapids. hirh Msf = lea
Nosie. IL h@srhy siv~n ths. IN. ss~-ssusea,
rsll Ter soastrucftss se.~g IN Soeth I st<a
street. fscsn Ttsns- stte-t - Mills stree %
$50 IA az hsnfs sol that stH receive ysf
newt sse.~.a fss she r~ss~s - s~~~ss, ssss
ffass THIS date 81 che ase- II The essy
eifY hsiL
laae ~ W etthitk n. 1ttB tv~sssfrr.
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q o~ess~ss es0ss.>sss~
Aasuunp-wSs - 49, sazas eye
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tity 1ressar-r pfhce,
fsraad Rapids. Mich. Msy =. tss1 I
Notie- .. k.reey siven thai the ss~essmens
roii Zee the improvement ~ Lake svsnv~,
from -orth Fsss s,r~rs 70 fsdiora street " noe
70 my hasds ssa thss stii r-~-sv. payment
thsreoa fos ,he ressod ~ ,v-s,y asys hcss this
fst~ o, the oice 81 the ctr tire snres esty ball
June n III spkkitk. City Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

CITY treasurer Cffee,
Grand Rapids. Mich May n. istl I
No,ice 10 hereby given hat tho sssessmcut
roll for the ecn-sracttca IL q sewer sysfeuB In
chatham and other streets. h row IN MY hsnds.
and that will receive pa men' thereon fos the
p~ried 81 tw~aty dsys from this date st the
sf'.cs Of the city TREASURER, et,y hall.
June Is n IL Sokhitk Ntty Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

ttty fr~asue~ss o.
Grant Espsss. Mich. hsy - fsae
Notice !. hex-hy sts~s that. he sssss< sens
foii tyf cses'Tartias s~-@f ~ estshF sr-oa-
frau t.nfer stF@-s - teet est y nas b. ~
bssrs saa that ~tI receive FaFm@nt ther~rs
Rs ia s@rtd - t~~ntS asls fress tais asfs 81
TIE sAes ~ u GU ts~sfr1 sg t.a
sese - y IA ecbkfS D. tf8 Ireassfes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

City rr-ssu,ers Onb~~.
6psnd Rspsd.. Mich, Nay ~. tsea
Ncsice \. bsrehy given that The ssses-n~st
roll for sh. imprpvemens 81 Wells street frcsa
Wealthy avenue 20 Bactef- sssses. 10 rov N my
bands. Add that vin re<~ire pa ym~es thereon
Toe the r.riod ~ twenty dsys from this date a.
the ~fslce 81 the city trrssHr-r. city ball
June " n H. Spkkitk tny Treae~rer
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Treasurer Notice.


City Treasurer Once,
0rssd Rapids, Mich. MAJ ~. lsg1 I
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the Improvements 81 Livingston street.
from Nswherry street IN Reservoir grounds ~
nov 10 my hands, and that will receive psy-
sasat thereon for the period 81 twenty days from
this data ~ the Office Of the city treasurrr city
hall.
june - n. B. sORRICk. City Treasurer.
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Treasurer Notice


Gfand hapidF, Mich. Nay y. IsH.
Nottos h hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor constructing . sewer in Cherry street.
frosn South East strcet to Lake avenue, u nov
In my banda, and that will receive payment
thsreoo for the period Of twenty days from this
date ~ the Office OF the city treasurer city hall
juss - u. n. eORRICk. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Nervous headaches promptly cured b,
n -omo Selfzer. Trial bottle 10 cents
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-14

HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury < < Best
LII Flour. viii sell at lowest prices. Money
AN be saved by buying from me. A. ]. shy
DER, Agent. 9.1-6m.
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BOUGHT ms WIFE

- rTer ffasb4na Fora Cow d Tea Dei-
iars-sfrn9ee Marder Of reter Darlln-
eamc
poKT HFNRr. \. Y. Feb. - PETER
Dnrlingame. laborcr. was shot and
stabbed III o'clock Saturday night IN
i lonely spot two miles north OF Port
Henry. lie died at o'clock Sunday
morning. in his ante-mortem state
mcnt he accused an Italian Frank
Julien, who has escaped A revolver
u the same caliber as the bullets in
the body was found in the possession Of
woman Of the name Of Fordy. with
whom Burlinrame lived. and she Is nm
der arrest Three chambers Of the re-
volver are empty.
Five years ago BurlIngame purchased
this woman Of her husband the price
being COW and 40 lie has lived with
her since. and lately the Italian has
been visiting her, and II, Is said that the
two planned 70 get Burlingame ont OF
the way. An autopsy disclosed two
bullets in the brain, one Ss-caliber
and one a 2a-caliber. This shows, de-
tectives claim. that both the Italian
and the woman fired shots AZ Bur
lingame.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-14
NEW YORK BANKERS
WaDt the Siiver-PHrchaaa Act Repealed,
and $50, 200, 900 bonds Is.ned.

WaDt the silver Purchase Act Repealed,
and $50. 1000. 900 Bonds Issued.
NEw YoRK, Feb. Ia Diligent efforts
will be made by the New York banls
to Induce President Harrison TO send
special message to congress urg-
ing that bill repeating tho sill
yer purchase net be passed. The effort
10 induce Secretary Of the Treasury
Foster to issue $50. 600. 900 Of bonds was
continued Sunday. and viii DO resumed
Monday II IS thought he will do Il
These are the two means by which
Wall street expects relief There will
be an important conference at the sub
treasury In Wall street Monday morn
ing between Secretary Foster and the
presidents 81 the principal Wall street
banks. The secretary intended 70 re-
turn Sunday, but deferred his departure
III order 10 meet the heads Of the big
Banks.
Some Of the bank presidents called
upon Mr.. Foster and talked about the
gold situation to-day. President II. w.
Mecannen, of the Chase national bank,
and others who saw him, came away
with impression that the secretary III
not inclined to sell bonds TO replenish
the gold supply, for the reason that the
present administration has only three
weeks more Of life, and as II would re-
quire two weeks notice ID advance
Of the sale. there would scarcely be
f.~s
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-14
GIGANTIC STEAL.
Wabash System Robbed By Its
Trusted Employees.
The Freight Cars Entered BY the Re
moyaI Or Bolts.


KANSAS cITY, Mo. Feb, 14.-For the
past two years the Wabash Railway
Co. has been the victim of the most
gigantic stealing plot from which any
railway ever suffered. During that
time the company has lost from freight
cars valuable merchandise Of every de-
scription, the total value Of which viii
foot up not less than 5000. 600 as far as
now traced. and Il may amount 70 q
great deal more than that The off
acials Of the company knew they We're
being yictimized by bold and clever
gang Of thieves. but, strive as they
would, they could not locate the place
or the men. Three month ago the mat
ter was placed in the hands of two
Of the most noted detectives in this
country. and they went to work on the
rasa
In one month they solved the mystery
Of how this stealing was done and
learned the fact that the thieves were q
band Of conspirators comprising as
many as fifty trusted employees Of the
company, together with few outsiders
who were used 10 dispose Of the goods.
The first thing noticed by the detec-
tiyes was the manner in which the rob
bers covered up their tracks Instead
Of tampering with the seals as In the
usual way Of pilfering car these men
did not injure seal After a careful
scrutiny OF the cars II was soon learned
that smooth trick had been resorted
to to gain entrance. Here and there
could be seen marks upon the runways
showing that bolts had been removed.
BY removing the lower runaway the
door would drop slightly and this would
allow the door to free itself from the
upper runway and then the clasp Of the
door, through which the seal was wired.
would act as hinge by which the door.
could be swung out wide enough to al
low d man to enter Once inside. the
most valuable freight which could be
handled In small parcels was handed to.
the confederate. who would plant It nm
til such time as IL could be fenced.
After sufficient goods had been removed
from the car to satisfy the avarice Of
the thieves the door would be swung to-
its proper place, the bolts replaced and
all would be completed without the seal
being marred even.
I The car would then proceed to its
destination without any suspicion cf its,
having Been tempered with. All OF the
cars piifered are those consigned to per-
sons many miles distant from the place
where they were entered. and in conse-
quence II would be several days before
the loss would be discovered. The
principal points at which the stealings
have been carried On are Kansas City,
Toledo. st. Louis. Moberly, and other
| important towns on the system. The
detectives now have tho names Of thirty
Of the employees implicated in the steal,
and the arrests will follow In a few
| days.
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IMMIGRANTS hoME,.
Woman ~ the Head OF CharitabIe /
worlds Fiji scheme.

Woman 81 tho Head Of CharitabIe
worlds f4fir~ Achsmc.
cmcAeo, Feb ii. Tho ways and
means committee Of the Worlds fair
commission has been asked 70 grant a
concession f8E tho establishment 81 an
Immigrant home at the Worlds fair, or
more properly, for Endorsement Of q
proposition 70 raise funds Tor the estab-
lishment of such an institution. The
home Is u be devoted TO the temporary
care az immigrants who have funds,
yet arrive ia this country devoid of any
idea or destination, ind otherwise
would become public burdens after ex-
pending their money In aimless search
or fall prey to the thousands 81 sharp
ers on tile lookout for such victims
THE idea Is 10 make IL a permanent
Institution Of international cllnraetor.fo
,,Tie,11l nv iii eonniFi0s md "
stand IS 4 memorial Of the Worlds fair
The rr0jtt tnr. Miss Rosa Sonneschein,
corresponds iof 4 number Of European
and several eastern Journals She Ii i
recent arrival III Chicago She has al.
ready secured the agitation Of the sub
ject In European cities
"when ! realized tho magnitude Of
the Columbian exposition felt that
there should be something left Of MI
this grandeur and magnificcnce Rg .
lasting token 81 the event Of ages said
she. Visiting the grounds, Isaw.there
all arts. sciences and industries rep
resented, but nothing devoted tolchar
nv.
III the concession Il granted | shall
call on every country represented at the
fair to contribute toward the establish
ment Of an institution which shall be d
common benefit Tor MI time. The home
would Be for the temporary use Of inn
migrants arriving II search 81 employ.
ment and d general national informn-
ton bureau would be conducted II
would be for the protection Of iInmi-
grants until they could secure employ
ment. This does not apply to INDECENT
am opposed to the re-
ception Of any poor In this country.
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M,ac I,..aster n COLORADO.

Villa GRoyE, Col, Feb. Is Sunday
morning slide occurred In the wall
rock on one Of the tunncIso Of the Orient
mines Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.
Six were killed and six injured. The
names Of The killed are; james Il. Nor
gan, Hugh Connolly. Mike Noynlx, Ea
johnson, Ed Carter. r ]. Breen. .rhe
wounded are: Joe Murphy, small frac-
ture and right arm broken; Tom Walsh,
Ben Mannox. Mat Kochner. John Doll
phin and James Smith. all with lesser
injuries. The wounded are attended
by DR.. Griffith, the company's physi-
clan, and removed TO the company's
hospital at Pueblo
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sand moore n PhlladeIphia.

New York, Feb. IA The vanishing
girl, Sadie ]. Moore. who has been
missing for nearly q month past, and
whose extraordinary disappearance has
created as much excitement and won
der as If she had been spook, has, II Is
said, matcraiized in Philadelphia, but
On the police attempting 70 capture her,
she vanished into thin air, and was
seen no more. Her brother-in-law, Mr..
Wilbur w. Cornell, Of 1888 West 103rd
street, New York. said Sunday: II am
certain Miss Moore was in Philadelphia
last Friday. and | believe, with the
police, that she Is still there