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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
Virtriol Tbrower Held.

NEW ROCHELLE, N. ". Oct, 1.-THE
preliminary examination of Mrs. Margaret
Follcn, of Hudson Park, who threw vitriol
into the face OF Mrs. Orcelia T~raphagen,
Of No. 107 Main street, this place, several
days ago. was heard here and SHE was held
in 81, 900 bail to await he action of the
grand Jury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
To Build Fortiacations.

ROME, Oct. 10.--The Italia, which usu.
ally is authoritative in military affairs,
says the minister of war intends to ask the
chamber for 4 large grant with which TO
build Notifications in the Alps and Sar.
DINA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10

when catarrh attacks a person Of scrofuious
dlathesis. tho diseas, is almost sure 90 become
chronic. Tho only cnicacious cure. therefore.
IL Ayers Sarapariila. which expcls ~scrofuls from
the system and the cGta-rh soon follows suit.
Local treatment Is only a waste Of uns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
The Vikings Return.

CHICAGO, Oct. l0.-It has been decided
that the Viking is to leave Chicago W way
OF the canal into the Illinois river, passing
st. Louis and New Orleans and proceeding
rourd the coast TO Boston, where she will
arrive next spring.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
Inspection of Posts.
Posts will tie iusp cted MS follows

Posts will he insp cted as follows
Prescott post. No. ]. Friday, Nov. 8. by Assistan I
Inspector Ansel l. Sweet.
Burnside pos A., No. =. Saturday. Oct. 81, by Assist
ant Insp ctor John II. Brown.
Ballou ost. No. 3. Tuesdly. Oct. IL. by Assistant
lns George J. BALDWIN.
Arnolf pos. No. 4. Monday, Oct. 16, by Assistant
Ins ector Ansel l.. Sweet
Charles r. Lawton DOS No. 5. wedn ssday, Nov.
s, by Assistant Inspector Warren Weymouth.
Reno post. o.. q. monday. Nov. Is. by Assistant
Inspector Ge rye r. holl md.
sed wick pos No. 2. Tuesday, Nov. IA. by Assist
ant Inspector Ansei l.. Swe Q.
farrugut post No. \, thu siay, Oct. 20, by As
sistant lnsp ctJT Ezbon q. coke.
Smith OF. No. -. Monday. Nov. i3. by Assistant
Inspec or LIE nder n. VALET.
81 cun u II. No. ~, "Wednesday. Nov. 1, by As
sistant Inspector EzbOn q. Cooke.
Taomas pot, No. "A, Tus day. NV. IL. by As
sistant Insp c or j Jsepl IA. Jsw u.
holman poet, No. ~. Tuesday. Dec. IL, by As
sistant Iusp ctor oseph Ii. Jswett
Ives post No. Is, Thursday. Nov. 9. by Inspector
william H.. SOM
McGregor post. No. "a. Friday. O. t. a7th. by As
81 tant Ilsp tor Ansel l. Sw ct.
Babb u post. No. Is. Friday. Oct. 90. by Inspector
vii lam Il. Ston T..
char s G.. Baker p,st, No is. Tuesday. oct. "a
by Assistant Inspector Warren wey mouth.
Tower post. No. IL. Monday. Nov q. by Assistant
Inspec n George J. BALDWIN
Bu long post, No 10. Thursday. Oct. 26. by AS
istan Insp ctor George + Holland.
J.C Nichols post No. 10. saturday, Nov. 4. by In
spec or William H.. S.dne,
Buckiin D st No. -. Tuesday. Nov. 2s. by lnspec-
tor william T.. Stons
q X. warren y st. No. 81. Thursday. Nov. o. by
Ass slant Inspec or Genr &c r.. Hpland.
Lincoln Dos. No. 90. 1uesd ~, OFT 81 by Assist
ant In pc tor John A. Brown
+. w. Goddard post. No. 25. Tuesday, Oct. IL, by
Assistant Inspe tor joseph ii. Jewe,t.
Il. bin post, No "a, Mond ". Nov. IS. by
Assistant Inspector Leauder \. Nallette.
Gorge II. Browne post, No. 30, Monday. Nov. 81.
by ,ss rtant Inspector l. ander n. Va let e.
Joan A. Los an posi-. No. 20. Wednesday, Nov. l.
by Assistant Inspector John III. Brown.
L. T.. Guild post. No -, Friday, Oct. o. by In
snectnr William \. Stone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full information
rs TO local and throu h train =, rvicc
may DO Obtain ned at Providence sta.
tion and stat 0ns rs below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10

/ encountered n new species OF biblio-
maniac the other day; new to me, tn It Is.
as I am aware that the WI ole ge us l.
subject to such variation as to D eclude
classification. This man. however, I had
kho n for years a d never suspected of
the things he incidentally revealed. H.
c ! e Is aim ,nacs. He has rom 1000 10
5000 OF the precious rel s. time stained.
worn, torn, battered, dis6gur ii. They
are IN compile e series. and embrace full
s.s, Il anhu Is lon since wholly lost to
contemporsneous con .ul,ers OF the plan
cts n d the stars. Il ey have been care.
fully Iroued, reserved. trsplnned, patched
aud rrp,ir "a Ia all the sub 10 aud mystic.
r.ous ways known To the blbliobind r.
1hs collection is exceedingly interesting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
sLWING MACHINE RLPAIRs.

CEWlNG NEPAIRED NEW ~
- econd hand machines, aitac menis, ne ale.
oil, b. l 4 etc. CHAS A. BOW N, $50 Westmms.
ter street. over Rhodes iliinery store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains lesve Providence as follows:
For wORCESTER-6 40 exp Z 80 (accom) 0 10
(accom) 1 3 n m lace I'M l so exp 90 texp
TO WoonsockeD 5 a. doc cxp) s 90 m (,ccomD.
Sundays-s 30 a m. accom- 8 20 D m (acvonl
h. q. AL EN-. A. &. KENDALL.
Gent. supt. GenI Pass'r Agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
PROvlDEN, DIVISION.

C0FFVCIBU 10 OllDDTf =. 1919.
Trains leave w st end VI Ualou station for
70 40 90 i. 20 a N; az TDS
,oa.zu4 y, ~ Is s54 u 90 q - a 81 go
80 q 10 O6 d ln. RETURNING-Leave Boston
from Park SOU are Stat on az vi AZ 4 z 80 4 0v y w
aIv o. 10 V3 "A 40 a IN IL IN; / o. az oO 2 % . W A %
8 90 vU6 3 2 80 . 0O IL % y IN.
PAWTUCKET-*5 20 8 40 oOJ ~ 90 500 10 900
10 90 n % IN /. % AZ 10 1 80 40 - ~ 8 ID 4 o6
4-6505, Az . 70 % 10 10 Il lopm
ATTLEBO. tO-60 y, s'7 W 8 10 s 10 W 10 90 cell 20
am * % IL i5 1 as 2 Az 49, 10 400 SOS b4o
622 10 % "A 10 IN
IN A AS A. D . 22 IL 10 n.
PLAINvILLE wAM UM WIRE THAN NOR
WOOD cE sTnAL Noa VOID and EDHAM
-"i o. 10 ~ u IN 4 40 . 40 y IN Sundays.
MANsFiELD-.5 2s '5 as o 90 '7 90 90 10 10
L2jam I2 10 a5 o. 4 70 5b " 20
622 ~ % y IN.
SUNDAY RAINS
FOR BosToN-.5 20 '5 as % 10 sB 10 80
ANIL 81 a 30 30 40 90 p m; Return
2 OF ~ 10 Is o 20 "a m; ~ 40O b "
30 8 " y. IN.
PAwTUCKET-.5 % s5 IS 9 As 1t 10 20 a. m;
80 80 . 10 q o o 81 p. IN.
ATTLk BoRo-o As 8 70 10 80 a. m; 80 80
. is d 20 Q 80 y. m.
X ATTLEBORo and PLAINvILLE-o 4S
s 40 10 81 a 20 5 10 o 20 IN
MANSFIELD 8 &c % A. . 40 40 20 a m 1 30
400 20 ,. m.
aParlor carsoniy
'or on arrival Of train from New York
''Or Oh ARRIVAL of trains IRON 5 ~onington and
New LouaoR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE India Street station) for
Newport and Fall River

Newport and Fall River
att 90 7 as express and o 55 a IN and le a.
40O4 80 expr es. and (via New York b at at o IS
pm. Sund ,ys for Fal River . 80 a m d 80 p m
Newport (vla New York DO y 80 pm.
warsen and way stations at 2 " z 40 express 8 20
and y SO I'm and ~ 40 % 4 W 4 20
exp es b 81 q 50 3 90 and III 80 p. IN
Sundays nj o 30 u IN. and q 3 p. m.
B~hIsToL-7 45 sspress. 4 . o % a. IN, IL 40 3 90
3 express 5 . O IS. 90 aad IL 20 y. IN Sun
days. so a. m. and o 80 ,. m.
Horse cars leav- Exchange place. Providence at
d AZ. aud z IS, q 10 and y 81 a. m. IL - 2 a.
3 40. 4 10. 5 10. o 10. and 2 Az y. m. Leave Ma
Eet SOU re at Il % p. IN.
sundays .at9 2,a m. and I 10 ,. m.
titchburs and way statioas, o %. 10 90 a m.
i2 l5. a % p m.
Lowell and way stations o 90. 10 90 a m, 4 20 p m.
Taunton and New Bedford. q %. 8 10. . 70 a IN.
l2 %. 3 IS. 8 %. o ~. 10 o. pm.
Sundays o 40 n IN, o ~ y IN.
Middle Joro 8 is a IN; ~ 90. 3 25. 5 % p m.
PIymou, b s 10 u IN. 12 o5.3 70 m
Points On Cape Cod 3 i5 "A m: 3 IS m.
4 ottage City via New Bedford. az o. m.
Nantucket via Woods Holl s 10 a III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Daniel NeKsil yosAg solorsA man
Of Hsicna, Ark. y psanliaG The phyS
idana. About year ego. whiis having
IN spileptis 1t he fen into su open are
place and when fo9nd ~ was lying In
ths are In an unouaac3ous epud1s2ou.
His scalp. Tho m1aeles - ~ AsaA and
the bones of the 80. . we'll - The IL
sues covering ths lsfS shcal6ss. wess
pAsched He Was In IN unscusrtoss
condition for two days snA sscollscssd
no incidsnts hsppsaing PRIOR 70 his -
gaining cooAci0usnssA The hoe end
aash wero burned from his heaA 20 such
IN extent that The palaesion Of IL brain
could b fslt Very little msdical ~
tention was givsa him. only ho1sshold
remedies being applied. The barn ~
moved one-h half Of the slall Now. aftss
. ycsr. the bony substa1es Of The slull
Il beiug RECONSTRUCTED a&d ~ fair %
completely heal making almost nav
bopy covering for the brain The man
has fewer Eta than hs had before the
secidsuk His mind y eloar and hs
now does The work q IN ordinary fsro
hand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

PrnsrRo. April 27.-The largest
crowd that ever attended IN opening
game in this city witnessed Oliver
Patsy" Tebeau's Cleveland champions
take President Buckcnburgs sluggers'
scaips by . score Of Z to today. Pitts
burg scored two runs in the first on q
single. balk by Cy Young. two bases on
halls and two sacrifice hita After the
first inning the home team could do
nothing with Young's speedy delivery.
Cleveland made four runs in the first
on three hits. . base on balls and a
couple Of FUN olea After this Pittsburg
was never in the game. Ewing's hitting
and base running and Childs homo run
were the features.
A beautiful floral piece representing
. diamond wss presented the Cleveland
players today by delegation OF enthu-
siastic admirers who came on from
Cleveland TO zee their team defeat Pitts
burg. The background Of the diamond
on the face were two bats croeswise and
ball made Of bright red carnations.
Attendance 1000.
The score:
Pittsburg. 3 o o 90 900 o224
Cleveland. Z o / o .772
Earned runs, Cleveland 2: first base by
errors. PittsburR !. Cleveland 1: left on
bases, PstsburR &, Cleveland s; first ba.e on
halls. of Young 3, OF Killen 2; struck out,
by Killen ?. BY Young I homo run, Childs;
three base hit~. Biertaur. Zimmer: sacrifice
hits. Van Haltreu, Smith, Virtue 2; stolen
sssrs. shugart. Beckley, Ewing 8: passed
halls. Mack 2; umpire. Lynch; time, two
hours; batteries, Mack and killen. Young
and ZimIner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

The Prc~ident's Win ForccSi 60 he.
turn 60 Washington.

INV YoEK. April 27.-Mrs. Cleveland
left suddenly for Washington this after.
noon. She was taken Ill OF the Dolphin
while the presidential boat was making
the reviewing tour. As coon az tho
Dolphin anchored at Ninety sixth street
Mrs. Cleveland. Postmaster General his
sell and Mrs. Bissell and Secretary Thur
Der we're taken ashore in launch and
driven Ia the Nictorio hotel Mrs
Cleveland appeared pale, but vas no.
violently III. IL had been deemed bes-
that she should not attempt the trials
= the ball
~ the Victoria few pieces 70 Iighs
baggage were gathered together. and a
start VAS made For the Pennsylvania lie
pot in Jersey City. Mr. and Mrs Ria.
cell and the presidents secretary ac
oompanied Mrs. Cleveland H. Washing
ton. An exaggerated runlor - Mrs
Clevelsnd's illness became current. and
many inquiries were made at the Vic.
fOriz-
WssHIsoroS. April q Mrs. Cieve
land. accompanied by Private Secretary
Thurter. arrived IN this city shortly Ia
fore midnight from New inrk They
we're AZ once driven - the executive
mAnsiyn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
STRICKEN DEAD.
TRUSTWORTHY SIAHEME11x

A recent New York dispatch rssdb:
"James c. H. 6ns looking and
apparently healthy nan, was Observed to
stsgger while walking on Fifth Avenue this
afternoon, and after taking one Or two un-
certain steps fell 70 The sidewalk. When
picked up be vas dssd A physician ex.
aminsd the body .asd proaounced Aeortdsssass
the cause Of death. 4 peculiarly ed feature
Of the case u that Mr.. H was on his
way 70 Maine, 70 settle in the home Of his
boyhood. He had passed the previous ten
years in the western mining country, and had
amassed fortune. HYOO have sny Of the
symptoms given in the following testimonials
you should lose no time in seeking relief.
From John l.. Roberta Slatington, Pa:
II have suffered With paipitasio~. srregsi~
psIas, (aiafisg es1 s~sskarsss sPais. psss ~
sAeujdIws. sid<, aad ers,s for or1 forty years.
For twelve years have bsen treated without
avail b. prominent physicians In my neigh
borhood and in New York. Growing con-
stantiy vorse, smoshering spells followed ono
another, 90 my life vas often in danger and
l needed constant care. Az my son he'd been
cured by d.. M.isi Nes Hart Ore, he ssue
me three bottles The first dose gave No
instant relief. BEFORE usipg the last bottle
| vas completely cured. Although seventy.
FIVE wears old feel twenty years younger.
] claim my cure TO he almost mirsrle."
Here ID q letter from Mrs. Joho KolgsA
Of Cleveland. o.: had been troabled vith
nv heart and stomach for years. bot for sig.
teen months he'd been confined % my bed.
had four Of the he~a doctors In the city. bus
none Of them could benefit the wsaknsas ofmy
heart ! slso had drop.y and rheumatism.
I never took medicine that relieved me at
once ~ d.. NsisS Nce Heart Ore does.
am much stronger. Ny appetite 10 splendid.
I gain strength With every doe. ] have
gained more in cir weeks from yeur treat
ment than in sixteen month"; from oil tho
dortor."
Oh. Mir Ner Osrs Eev ne Hesrt 10 soA
on . positive guarantee by all druerista
II is so,e. sasrts"s, og-nerbis. and does esa'
DIR. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
TRIED SHOOT HIM
Rumoss Of an Attempt to Murder
WIN. Gladstone.
ALL ENGLAND is Aaoustu
TAs PAn Man Gasrssc spvings . seasa-
sioa That ssirs Up shr Publtc-.TAs
MAJ Cnsior Arrest

Loxpos. April H.-The Pail Mall Ga
artrs today contains mo6 sensational
article headed "Rupors Il an Attempt 10
Shoot Gladstnne,r the type used In tho
hesdiines being the largest IN uss for
that purpose. The paper says that the
alleged attempt upon the prime minis
ter's life Was made whiic Mr.. Gladstone
vas walking at midnight last night
through St James park on his way to
his home in Downing street. The story
10 based upon the fact that man who
10 nov in custody on the charge Of firing
= revolver in = public thoroughfare had
ia one q his pockets 4 note book con
tanning number Of entries detailing the
recent movements Of Mr.. Gladstone.
II has been learned that Mr.. Glad.
stone. who attended dinner party last
night. was walking to his homo about
the time the man Who fired the revolver
Was arrested. He saw nothing Of the
occurrence. and no one now believes
that any attempt was made to shoot
him. When the shooter was arraigned
In the Bow street police court the po-
liccman who arrested him stated that
the man had discharged the revolver in
the horse guards parade near Downing
street He evidently intended 10 shoot
the officer. An examination Of the note
book revealed the fact that il contained
. mass OF rawlings against Irish homo
rule. amid which was a suggestion that
the murder Of Mr.. Gladstone would be
justifiable. Upon this slender founda-
ton the report Of the attempted murder
Of Mr.. Gladstone was constructed.
The mans name ia William Townsend.
Among some OF the entries in Town
sends note book were these:
THE Irish home rule bill has passed
its second reading by full majority. in
GLIDING the cur Saundcrson. Talking
does not convert. Now ia the time for
action. ] might willfully murder you.
Would nothing OF the kind be justified?
Now. to prove 1t. what says Sir Henry
james? Sec Gladstone's speech Of last
night. What says Saunderson!"
The court instructed the jailer 70
guard the prisoner with great care.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
OLD LlBERTY'S JOURNEY.
Tho Famous Old He'll Received With
Cheers and Enthusiasm.

CLEVELAND. April u - Rochester.
East Liverpool. Westville shops and Al
lance gave receptions 10 "Old Liberty
on it's way west that were fitting pre-
ludcs to the gigantic demonstration
that took place at Cleveland. the queen
city III the lakes. The train had been
met at Pttsburg by Lee Holden. editor
~ the Plain Dealer, ex- Congressman &.
T.. Barnett and Councilman ID. G.. Cas-
cell. committee sent on from
Cleveland. At Newhurg. on the ex-
treme edge at the Queen City. the train
was boarded by Mayor Robert Blee. city
council and the reception committees 1t
the chamber II commerce aud the board
~ education. The enthusiasm * the
people surpassed all expectations and
astonished the committeeman. sccus.
toned as they were ~ inspiring rccep-
iions. IL Is estimated that fully 10000
viewed the bell and possibly many more.
Excursion trains had been run into the
city from points twenty. i've miles away.
Taking carriages. the party vas driven
To the Hollenden hotel where an .lsbor-
ate luncheon vac served. A drive on
Euclid avenue followed, The train drew
out at 3 o'clock amid the plaudifs ~ a
multitude az enthusiastic spectators.
and beneath sn avalanche ~ fiouers
At Wellington a stop 81 twenty min
utes was made. and speeches we're made
by Mayor Stuart and others At Crest
line bret stop waa made and another
cheering multitude wss assembled.
From this ppint 10 Columbus no stops
were made and the crowds 81 the vsri
Gus stations bad but fieeting glimpse
q the liberty bell The reception given
10 the liberty bell ard its escori a.
Columbus vas such an ore &c
10 show that phio's capital 10 not isck-
Ing IN soch patriotic enthusiasm Fully
se,en people greeted the relic Al the
station. There were addresses - vel
eome ~ Mayor ksrh and Lieutenant
Governor Harms. and q parade. eonsiss.
ing q the Fourteenth regiment mounted
divisions Knight. - pythiss. sirsnd
Army r0~ts. civic sociefies. city author.
itles sDd citizens i be train depar-ed
~ 2 o'ctpck smid muc' enthusiasm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

fnsl dseisioa u the controversy between
the priests
In the eourse u this sxsnisstice.
Mgr. Sstolii tessifed that he wss ssat
10 the United States by the Pope - his
sole representative 10 the church With
jurisdiction over catholic sushofities
Ia America that his authority wss
sUpSms, that his dccisioas os afhrua-
sSesn u dscisions of The bishoOs y -
hnaL and that there vss mo appeal from
his srntsncs. lie offered the original
beief or commission VI appointment
fr0ss The Pope in svi<leaeA The CON-
nisEioa u in Latin. and . translsfed
copy vss offered fog the convenienee d
counsel and the court. Mgr Sstoili
further testified that in the matter u
Father Treacyis contention. the dispute
vss property before him on appeal from
the bishops sentence u sxcomnunica-
tloo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

ST.. LouIs. April 1.-THE base ball
season opened here in blaze of glory.
The new sportsman's park was opened
up in the presence OF q concourse Of
LED people. Tho ceremonies began
with . parade from the Lindell hotel.
headed by Lieutenant Governor OMara
aud Mayor Walbridge and Mayor Ste
vcns Of East -. Louis A troop % Ital
ian cavalry IN gay uniforms acted as
their body guard All the local cranks
turned out in carriages The Browns
celebrated the event by drubbing the
Louisv,lles. The game was hotly con.
tested and filed with cloee decisions.
The score:
&c. Louis 90 q o.
Louisville. 1 o o o o o.
Umpire. Mctt1aid; time, two hours: Rat
tsris-. Hswley. Reitk and Buckley; straiton
ard trim.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

LroS~gToS. Mich. April 27-The
strike q freigh;ihsndlers here oontinse-s
Va force The iroaioumfaoy Is bring
ing squads q men from Ssginsw and
Asnlstee - take the place n the stris
ers. Two sgusds numbering eighty,
cane Yesterday, and lac; ntFst over halt
a them ioinrd the strikers Asoth>r
saoal came from Ssginsu lac; right.
bot the strikers committee issiocsi th-
men ~ j.in them. Superintendent Tot.
ter and rrsfsc Manager Ts,risrche ar.
hp'h hsre, ~eriong ia the freight sts,ion
~l'is ~.cst~ IN facilitate the trss-fer 81
freight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

BooSrvnLIE. Mo-. April T-Yestsr
dsy morniag. at I'D o'clock. Charles
blanchard. representing Davis 4 Ran
kin. creamery builders of Caicago. and
Mic Mamie D-rringer. . society belle
VI thls city. were ~ 10 married in grand
style.
Ms Dcrringes was up bright and
early yesterday morning and donned
her elaborate SEEDING gown Mr.. Blanch-
ard ~ss also up with the lark. but in
stead u his wedding clothes donned bis
travelling apparel. He took tho 7-l5
q m. train for parts unknown.
tie left note. for Miss Derringsf.
giving a. his reason for not fulfilling his
Obligations that be vas financially EN-
bsrras~ed- Since his flight . letter has
shown up purportin9 To be from his
wifc. Mrs Anna blanchard Of Charlotte.
Michigan. The letter 10 dated July -.
last year. and asks foe money fog her
support
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

vienna. April 27.-The Hungarian
minister OF public worship has intro
duced jewish emancipation bill in the
Hungarian reichstag. The measure il
conceived in q most liberal spirit. 1t
declares that the Israelites' religion
shall be legally recognized; that the ex.
listing facilities for christening Jews Of
any ago shall DO abolished without con-
ditions and that the conversion Of chris
tians TO Judaism. which has hitherto
been impossible IN Hungary. shall be
legally sanctioned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

IsssISe. Mich. April :7.-The prin-
cipal creditors Of the Lansing Lumber
company yesterday held . conferspce
here. &. J. Monroe Of South Haven
presiding. Alexander Mcpherson. pses-
dent os the First National bank Of h.
tro,t: Henry idema. cashier of the Kent
County Savings hank. and j. T. l. ~ of
this city were appointed n committee 10
investigate the condition % the company
and report st meeting 90 be called by
them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
Western Rase Hall I~a~ue.

Kansas CRY. Mo-. April 27.-The or
ganization Il the western league - base
ball clubs wAs CON pieted today with s,s
ciubs. the circuit being composed ~
Kansas City, Omaha. Denver. Topeka.
Wichita and Pueblo. Leuis &.
krsutbo6 81 Kansas City eas clscted
president and James Whitsieldof Kansas
CITY treasurer The season will
open on May - and cio~e on October
9TH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
Death or Charles de Maua.,e.

PARIS, April 2.--Charles de Mazade.
the noted author, editor and critic. il
dead. Charles do Mazade was born at
Castel. Harrazin. in the department Of
Tarn de Gusrronas .in 1881. he was
employed for como years a. editor Of va
rions publications. and Was the author
Of works on Italy. Spain, Poland. and
other subjects. He wrote book on tho
Franco Prussian war Of ls70-7l. He
was decorated with the Legion OF Honor
in 1873.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

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Dssnos. NicA-. April 1.-Ths sr-
saignnsns a AAaagGs W. H. fitzRsrxtd
q IL p0esuit E1scSxsc Light 4 P0vss
voshA q ths poles court yesterday
ofsssnesa. O The charge Al brik,sry.
may have hsoa txias moro solemn than
ths Ordinary esrss,Oay. bat g vss Ct
tsnded With No sensational incideata.
Hail 80 assd q oh000 With too cure
sieA Hs. val. q Val . Csaas. imuae-
disssiy vent % ths bond. and IL was
sxpec6sd that bruce Goodfsllox would
b the other surety. There Vas some
hitch. however. and . long delay ensuso.
Gilbert w. Lee finally signed tho toad
and Mr. fitzgerald vas released
A 100000 ehattei mortgage held by
the Ceatral Trust company Of New
York axainst the Detroit Electric Light
4 Power company u Detroit va Pincei
on file In the city clerks ONCE about
noon today. The mortgage vas exc
eused last year. bat vas not placed on
als in the city clerks Office.