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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
KlEpToMaHlA-
q DAyufcas. We Wss coaszitsa - fhAs
ssfdses GO 1ls Bsuo~.


4 pAyu6rss. We wss csas.sssa .. Tss
ssfd-es GO nLs ssus~.
Sicily, the classic haunt of hrigand-
age. seems ambitious Of showing that
highway robbery does not gate En-
h2n4t her methods Of breaking the
eighth commandment. says the Lon
doa lancet Some days ago. In Pal
errno. = well-dressed. plessant-man-
nersd Young man Was uShered into the
presence Of one OF the leading alien
ista and proceeded. on painfully mat
ter-of-faet lines. TO state the object OF
has visit His dear wife had during
shs few moaths since their marriage
developed the most distressing. most
ineorrigible habit Of kleptomAnia- Not
only in public shops and private sisits.
bat even In her own house, she could
NOT keep her hands OF other peoples
property. which. however, on coming
20 her real self some hours aftervard.
abe invariably returned - their own
ers- Medical treatment had hitherto
failed 90 wean her from the habit. and
In his despair he bethought him of
the Psiermitan expert, whose success
IA H4CA CA1G. &&0A A&fllU ~ hA1 AaON
edge. The consultAnt. having put q
few questions which were intelligent
ly answered. expressed his willingness
TO take the young lady In hand. and
appointed an hour the following day
when her husband was 20 bring her 70
him
True 70 time the pair arrived. and
the lady had hardly been introduced
TO the consultant when her beauty and
frank. engaging manner impaired
. quite peculiar interest 10 her
case. During the interview she con-
Quoted herself like a high-bred woman
OF the world, except for the unfortu-
nate failing she lnbored under Of pock-
citing articles of value when she
thought she was unobssrved. Among
these the vigilant eye of the consultant
missed . photograph framed In bril-
liants (the gift of . patrician patiently.
and also . beautifully modelled statu-
cite Of pure gold. He also remarked
that Just a. ths moment OF bidding
him good day sne relieved him In the
quickest and most graceful manner
possible Of . valuable erAvat pin.
which became ''oscreted about her per-
SON. with the suddenness of magic.
You see yourself" groaned the az
fieted husband In an aside TO the con-
sultant, how possessed shs In with
the thieving instinct Oh, my poor.
unfortunate wife! l win bring you
back al the missing articles to-mor-
row At any hour you may appoint.
-
opinion Of the case and advise me
what TO do" Tomorrow came and
with IL tho appointed hour. and the
eonEultant waited and Is still waiting
for the ''wsll-drcssed. plcassnt-man-
nered young man" and his stolen
goods- lie was ~ cleverly swindled as
Gil Bias was by Don Raphael and Ca
mills. ''niece of the governor of the
spanish colonies In the Philippine
islands."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
he TRIED FARMING.


ue~ . Novelist Spoiled Hinsslf fer Hls
Regular Profes.iss.
The novelist had thought that at the
end Of the year he would make the
farmer q present of his labor, but he
bad thrown himself with SO much zeal
int this kired-man condition that now
he wanted every cont due him How
well had his imagination played its
parti The farmer hemmed aud hawed
Out price and Din grunbled at IL. but
finally thsy struck an agreement. aud
OF BIN marched with his earnings in
th- psokcto of his jeans trousers
when no reached the city he dressed
himseif ia his former apparel and went
~ the club 20 see his friends. writes
opde p. Read in Fester's Southern
AAgrsins. They were glad that he
Raj r-ssvned from abroad: hoped that
Ria voyage had BEEN pieasant; were
sure that he had brought back great
ussssrsal. wsuld snxioasly await the
eszning Of his next book
lie sat I'm his library musina. To-
u>orrow he wo~ld begin The History
81 the uirr-i Man The scenes were
al mapped out There were pictures
pkotograph-d on the spot. lanes in
whSek 10 knew every turn. What rus
80 love ke could pour into this work;
What rude passion. jealousy. bnoolic
heartbrrskingsl Suddenly IL occurred
20 him that he had not eajoyed ~
Luncheon st the club Ills mind ran
On bodied dinners. hog fat lie smiled
81 this Al. hs eoaid write from tho
vcrJ cravings. the soul. 81 the hired
msn-
The nest morning he swoke early
and hcancei out II h-d ~ fed The "a /
ue Th-n he hethongbt himself that
be Wa Ia his eva hone. amid work
Of ART. surrounded 5y books lie lay
dow again. but he could not sleep
Tie ~as hanzry- he looks1 al his
watch. SIX O'Clock lie wsot oat -
go scuistaing ~ eat The rest.a-
rAuss wsrs nee op>a- lie ate oorued
beef and cold cabbage in an aii-utxht
-snt' he went back 20 has roern
sne tosx down book hat had often
hred hs brain and sent his fancy fy-
tns IL wss dslL ~ the geds'- Ne
ezctasoed, a an - zaooh q aired
man thst don want - reed But I
can work viii h~rin ny beck
lie sat Town with pm in haod. has
~ tssslght eau,~ E< hand wes
hcrnTs his thoughts were AMONG Tie
eicss. h~td down ~ New Eres.na
bol-a dinners lie struggled tn v.ia
nis literary work was 8sue. re -aas
bird man and his genius wss ssas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
plIIlag. on Ikall~.y wreck..

LAssDo. Mich. Nov. 25-The rail-
road commissioner has issued a special
report en- ths four recent railroad
wreckA lie CITES the well-known facts.
The Bellows accident was caused by
the tog. but might have been avsrted
by The nee 0; the positive black system;
the 1acksoa horror was caused by the
failure sf the air brakes; the Battle
Creek collision was due 10 disobediencs
sf orders, tbs Hamburg holocaust.
whereby three men los. their lives. was
caused By the placing Of OIL cars next 10
the engine contrary TO orders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

'FRONT.' RFfIEF ruwes g. ths vornsa
rzfsra< frou arr - IRE pailffg.l disorders
sB1 Arrangements eec1isr q tsr ssz. Il sse
s-~-fts tAe k~ip tksfs offered TF FrsTs-s
Fsvtsit~ frsSswfyficn tk,s czfs n~ihine -
certain - - eferts tsat = >an % esa-oa-
ear vaar asonsy - Fssagnesi
BssutfHl ~e-~es kpew hCw uu@h thry
e~s - GOD h~slth II vua ~ish D. - ts.zu-
efai. k~rF ~ nstHr.i fsp-.isns = rbe body
h rrrT1sr stsae sra youN - hen nv
p~at - re wefpsrlF fusetsrus Fer EerxnFls
st1c<s. sperrEs. csEvn.sinps 81 H. thss
rsr~dT refie~es srd eaf~s
Taks = rkez vcr ss~sf freus sie~ri>ss
p~ss. bsrksee~ sn< h-srire .ao--s s4st-sf saas
fer ths pro-spf rise Is lnpsrs&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Avn AKBoR. Mich Nov. 25-Ths
game between the second L. OF NJ.
eleven and tAs p. A. Cs in Detroit on
Thanksgiving day has been declared of.
sod instead. the game nc Chicago will
10 tie main attraction. Had there been
= game AZ Detroit. 10 vas proposed 10 run
a students excursion 20 that place. but
nov tie students viii 20 20 Chicago TO
witness TIE game bstwssn the L. OF N.
add q Of &. eievens. ss an excursion TO
tnat placs has been arranged for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
UNITED STATES raREs A HAND


PuEr HURos, Mich. Nov. 2a-Ths
local board Of steamboat inspectors -
quietly masking 4 thorough Investigation
q the collision between the Alnany and
the Philadelphia. by which twenty four
lees we're iost and both steamers sunk
thfes weeks aga The investigation isin
aceordance With the following order
from Geo. James A. Dumont. supervising
Inspector general OF steam vessels bear
lag date " Washington. November 3. To
&. h. Wescott supervising Inspector ~
the Eighth district Of Detroit: "Ion will
please direct The local board Of inspec-
tors IN your district 10 Investigate 80 far
- poeslhls and report upon the various
recent disasters 20 steamships on the
lakes occurring IN their several dis
triets-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

DErnoIT. Mica. Nov. sa-Two more
dice and portions Of a third were
covered from the ruins Of the Edson,
Moore a Co. frs this morning. only one
o. which. that Of Edward viot vas
Identified The other body Is believed
90 10 Edward Genthsr. There il no pos.
sioiAsy Ok identifying the fragments Of
the third The remains found yesterday
ars almost certain to be finally identi-
hsd "a thoss Of Patrick Marley. One
body IL still TO BE- unsarthed- A large
forcs Of nsn is working day and night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Aadisiosa Frsderick Cook. Leland.
Tpcrsas~ HeEry Matthews. Lentz. Org.
ina. w.doEs etc Emily II Warper.
Miias. miaer os William T. Hose
farma: sarah G. Ppiisy. Linden In.
ssa ~ar ~idovs-Cynfhis ~ Tilton.
Teeumseh, Elizststh IA Rees,s. Ni!es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

IsSsiSo, Mich Nov. &-Ths foilow-
ing computations have fled articles %
s-sociatlon via the secretary Of stats
egriog tns past week; American Pre-s
ASSOCIATION q Michigan. Detroit. So
co LsnsiGx Irsliss 20. LaB-ing. ST.
&c. Detroit Bridge a Iron WORKS. he
troit. $4,000, G. r Eorabsck 4 O..
Wolverins. 5000; Detroit Tims Kegis.
ier Co. DsssoiL 5000, Sassa&w Li.ht
lnfAltrF e. fannAN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
BIOL CITY QUARTET.
success OF the Copeland
Treatment.

Members Of the Bison City Quartss. whose
city OF iinportaacs from the lakes 70 tie
gull, and from the Aslantic a. the Pacific.
and who are now giving such satisfaction at
smiths OleFa Hoass In this city, and un-
9ae~slonabiy thu most popular "singing
Four nov on the Americas stage. have
taken the Copelsnd treatment more than a
year ago, and are quite earnest In their
praise OF this painless. new system said
Mr.. Harry G. West;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

SsofSsS. Mich. Nov. - A man who
claims - 20 -flesrus s. Thompson. II
1sorgs = Ihorn reoa 4 Co. lauih-rm~,.
Nipisstnz. Onfsrlo.r was arrested y.sf@r
day Tor funpiax his card ball az tee
Erer@tt heass. lie saYs he has 10 money
bot expects soma hs actions cad IA.
peiics u thiak be is daft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
/. The SHOPPING WOMAN.
ntaesitiss of . Man Who Genes Aeress
Her Path


Her PATH
When a woman goes shopping. with
q psrasol In one hand and the other
firmly clutching her purse and bar
gain-counter advertisement cut from
the mornings paper it is useless for the
man who encounters her TO try and en-
force the rule of the road. which
teaches him TO turn TO the right he
may, remarks o writer In the New York
Press, turn to the right IL he wants 90
but IL by turning to the right he
threatens 10 pass between the woman
and an attractive window in which
goods ara being ostentstiously slaugh-
tered for q terrific sacrifice he will
have TO shy TO the left again For abe
isn't going to be cheated out Of n close
view Of that window for any man; and
even II there IL O rule of the road for
the men IL ought not TO apply 10 womr
en-. Gallantry ought to teach n man
that. So the man. sw caring internally,
lodges 20 his own left 10 avoid an
awkward collision. In 80 doing he
IN lucky IL he does not collide with q
second woman who IL trying TO walk
northward and look westward mt the
same time Walking northward or
rsther thinking you are walking north
ward. while you are looking westward.
usually has the effect Of making You
actually walk northwestward. SO the
second woman. by hooking westward ut
No. Is hat. bumps northwesterly right
into thu inoffensive man. OF course
there Il glance at him which turns
his blood into n tree OF red ice within
him IL is somethingof trial TO walk
the ways of shopping woman while
she 10 walking them, bat q man is
sometimes ungallant enough TO draw
consolation from tho fact that IL the
shopping woman tries him he - some
thing of trial 10 her In turn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

SssIsaw. Mica. Nov. r. Herman
zlrn, charged b. Clara Rsniy xllh hssag
the fzthss u her anbofa bsbe. las besa
boasd over % tbs eircalt court the de-
fsn1ant furnishing ball 10 the sun q
500 ter kis appearance tie claims he
L innllcnnl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
ADVANCE In MEDICALSCIENCE


u
the disease make vorss
sawed and Clipped
ALI
AND CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Few men receive the cardinals hat
until late in life. This is demonstrate
cd by the fact that not fewer than
ninety-swo cardinals have died during
the poutifieate of Leo XIII. The col
lege OF cardinals numbered but sixty
three at the last consistory. OF this
nsmbcr thirty-four were Italians and
twenty-nine " other nstionalities, di-
vidcd rs follows: Seven French men.
FIVE Australians, Eve Germans, four
spanisrds, two Portuguese, one Eng
lishraan. one Irishlan, one Belgian
aud one Austrian. There were two
Americans one of whom. McCaosksy.
has since died.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Charged With Msrderous Assault.

ANv AEBos, Mich. Nov. I'll. Wss-
Icy Robiasoc. colaErd. was lodged in
TAI tais morning 10 default % 5000
bond % wait trisl for . murderons az
s&ait com nitted yrsr ago 90 hrs uncle.
DAVID Taylor BE tired twice with a re-
yoivrr aEd messed. then fred several
rocss - hand. oas Of which broke bis
vet m ID srn hs fed the city and vas
arrested Chicago = few days ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

EsoS~or, Mica. Nov 2-Dsnisl r.
F-l-oa % Eikhsrs. isfisaa. vas kill~d
~ tn Lsks Secr- asar this plsr.. Hs
trt-si ~ step frsn eshooes % - Sat
ear. slipped ard tell uncier the whesia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

ress ts<ed he d.iicats sezstra.sss Esinss II
"a sestvsis asd sse<ed q Azvd<s ed psrsIyss
tAsa. Afte Aas fits ssssads sook q sersess
fora. 10 bsoase 'dry oatervk.' frsa sAseA
4 sssusd esssian,iy aad terribly 81 Happily
ressasd ~ iA< Cops.asd yss<ss u irsaiAssi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Frsek J. Lyspane Gichigamsas. Al
k-r' A. 1ahixs. Nersh StzF. Frsnk Z
iIillrest Wn~i'ana. Carry J Rakss
Goats flruvs; Sanusi " D-nnis. MauSy,
HenrT Fsa Hcutrn. Wecdharn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Justice Of the Peace-Had you ever
saw this man before?
Witnes--Yea
"Fad be came before you had wentY"
"No"
lis them your ergs what you say
was stolefr
"Nes~
"would you have recognized them n
you had seen them before they .as
brung heref'
YES. I would have knowed them. =
speak grammatic. Young man. II
sint proper 10 say hare knowed,' You
khoald SAY have knew"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

HoELAsD. MICA. Nov. - -Szsigation
10 elo-sd hsre. a. Bssck lake IL frozsn
over. TIE schooner isiand City 10 frozsn
Ia here. ehiis the Hsliznd rest - al out
sxespt the X kxptsr. which has been
lzid up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

rs- Cslsrs e e.rs.s a.s-. rrsasss ZEE
HAs ssrsss vtss~-
One rscrning Ne .Alentsa snA So
eisnt caiiph # Baxsiad a~ase IN IN
nsr sl1est - led "a thae OF = mao
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26


my troable." said Mr. Ben r. Cook. the
second tenor In the Bisoa City Quartet,
dates bach ave yearA for thrs~ years had
been uslng ssif and water - . nasai douebe.
noticing an obstruction 10 ny breathing.
Instead Of helping me Il seemed 10 Agra
rate the disease.
The obstruction interfered srriouxly wifh
my voics. AID after treatment for tau years
VT various doctors. was recommended by
n professional friend 10 Dr. Copeland and
associates.
They have greatly relieved me. and n
gives me great pleasure 70 reoommed thess
physicians as masters Of their arts and ..
courteous gentlemen. No one who IL
troubled as i have been can afford 20 expert
meat with doctors of unkno ability. bui
should 60 at once 10 them aud thus save
valuable time and money. and have the
consciousness of being In thoroughly
capable hands"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

i.sF~fva Mich.. Ncv zS-Tks Tan-
srx Nanufsrtcry sna Uuitei state.
fsrtFg corfparF ~ this -itv ~ss -
stfcTsi By sc tonixht los. $1,000.
tasafanre. ftaeN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
UNDERWEAR.

Fine all wool. fleeced
lined. SIS Fine Aus-
tralial wool underwear,
sl65. Mems fancy striped
wool underwear. former
price $50, now e5c-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Thy say tkis 70 going 70 Be q Aard wist>r.
Doa't tank Of starting snfo q rstA tAaf
Cough. tha Soreaas an yosr Lssgs, tAzi
Difficulty "a Breafiing. That l. bronchial
tatarrA hor--I mas BE- Consumption IN tls
Spring. Step Il Nor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

AL letters promptly answered. Write for
symptom blank and let US diagnose your
case II coets you nothing. Our mail treat
ment In unexcelied.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

nwrs-sr Mica New S. TAs fess.
bal si-vsss 81 ne Cleveiaad Atslsoc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

LARGE FEES REFUSED.
No patient permitted 10 pay above a rate
4 $500 q MOI. IN. including all medicines
and expert treatment 20 nnal cure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
SUITS.

100 Mems Single Suite.
one of a kind. ranging On
price from $3.50 20 So 80,
at half price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-01
A TEACHER SPEAKS.

70 the Editor of the Eagle.
The teacher is forever between the devil
and the deep sea. lie may try ever so
hard TO benefit lis pupils and please their
parents, yet there is always 1aultinder.
If the pupil is promoted only upon the
opinion of the teacher III charge, there IS
always some fond parent who has child,
an angel in temper and Macauiay In
mind, but against whom the teacher mas
a crudge and AS result, this mental ana
moral wonder is not promoted. Ii the
scholars are promoted by a fixed examina-
tion. some one discovers that half the
children in town are dying or nervous
prostration. the result of worry about the
examinations
Of course. there are objections that may
be Justly be urged against each OF the
above mentioned systems OF promotion,
but there are none against the system
adopted by our superintendent. Inc
EAGLE reporter has made statements IN
regard to the case of Eugene Calhoun,
which would tend to injure the reputation
of one of Wichita's best teachers, II all
were AS ignorant of the present system OF
promotion as the reporter seems 10 De.
Eugene Calhoun's record may be seen at
the superintendent's Office. 1t Is made up
of two items; the teachers estimate OF MS
work during the year, and the grade re-
ceived on the final examination. IN tnls
case the teachers estimate III almost every
study is better than the examination
grade All examination questions vera
made by the superintendent, aud the
papers corrected by a committee OF teach
ers. If these facts are considered, TO THINK
Eugene Calhoun was not promoted on ac-
count of the i'll will OF the teacher, becomes
absurd ANN UNDERSTANDER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-01
HE WAS THE MAN.

The mystery of the wounded man at the
Wichita hospital, mentioned IL yesterday 5
paper, has been cleared up and has been
done as the EAGLE anticipated. When
he officers of Cowley county received the
paper Sheriff Nipp detailed his son Robert
and Mr.. Mann the Waterman OF the city
to visit Wichita for the purpose
of investigating the matter, aud they
arrived last night. They Immediately
proceeded TO the Wichita hospital, and
Mr.. Mann recognized Benson as the man
whom he shot at 10 Winfield for breaking
open a store He not only recognized his
face. but he also recognized his clothing.
Mr.. Nipp placed the wounded man under
arrest and transferred him from the hos
pital to the county jail.
He will be taken 10 Winfield this morn
ing. Mr.. Mp called last night to thank
this paper for furnishing him the infoT-
nation, saying it saved them a lot Of
trouble As the sheriff had details securing
the country for Benson. After placing
Benson in Jail they visited the hackman
who took Benson TO the hospital He
stated that Benson came in on the train
from the south and rot from, Newton as
he stated to the people at the hos
pital
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-01
AMONG THE LAWYERS.

I'd O'Brvan returned Yesterday from
Topeka where be had been on legal bust
ness.
Colonel Pat Rohrbaugh says that he
never mentioned JEFF Davis in his Memoir
iai Dav address, and that he is glad OF X.
In the trial of a case in the district court
a few days ago ten lawyers were interest
ed. which was two less than the number
of the jury.
Deputy County Attorney Nose AndeT-
SON will 60 TO Cheney today to investigate
the whisky row that occurred there re-
Gently.
I. :. Merrill. sn attorney OF Kansas City
kan. was tcausactinG business n the city
yesterday.
Hon Frank Dale Of Guthrie WAS WIS.,
tor in the city yesterday. and was freely
congratulated by his friends on BIS federal
appointment.
City Attorney Nyatt has no police court
assistant and pr5>ecutes offenders a-a.ls,
The city personally
; B Amidon : a. Denver, taking 1ep5-
s!tioHs.
Mrs. Janss Alison and daa-ater k5ve
gene 10 Winfield 10. 3 month visit.