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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

2sx fssselscu. Nov. Is - many
ssiisrs frein nri6sh u4r vessels have as-
serted terr lat "a surt Fe~seis have
been eF,isr.'i 81 hsfeafisr ssep ssay
In lhla l..-t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

KfssxooD. W. Va. Nov. ia--Ez- sea-
ator Hsary q. Davis. one q the issdlns
demoersts d West VirgiaiA y sAid 10
have served notic- upoa ChDlEm2n
William l. Wilson q the wsys ana
ms4ns eommittss that Il coal 10 get %
TIE free llst be viii act b sstuFnsd -
the house from this stale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Ia PoKrE. Ind. Nov. Ia-The grand
jury meets here Monday 70 investigate
the wreck that occurred recently at
kiugsbury. Indiana. on the Wabash
road 10 which many lives being lost
The icdictmsntot brakeman Thompson
IL probabae Thompson = nos IN Gus
tony ~ Esigerton. khio. pending the &C
too % ths grRDd jurh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
Aits ard psrsrtsm Matched

Nsx Yoax. Nov. l2-Tbs great race
bst~-ea TIE ensmticu tsotters. Di.
rertan snf Aiix. ehi.,h wss 20 have
tss@n place 81 bcston. having beeo ,ie.
r.afei ~ "a arceani - lie state q the
trsr f8~rs as Neeo decided g. irot The
horses a. fatsecf para next tuesday
T.. a eurse = $50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

feesa Wee Nas is-A s~girent
n So usfL fr.aes t~rs. saws edsf@d
ffels s~tve.a Es ne HaFsiisa pr1Fis.
isras r.sxesans-ef in ras- - saa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

shop" CO ollie.
prison or filthy
tenement work.
m . n 8 b ip.''
Therefor . the
cigars are rec
omme n d e d 10
all . m o k er .
throughout the
world. There Is
place for the To-
- al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

SitsasgFftts Tod Nov "a The DIR.
49, sh.,k fo0nks brery stale. slth
e. . -en tisrses and many carriages sod
sesan casins-s tsosee seTe Dufaed fhis
uar4ira. Laaa. f-suu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Nav YoEz. Nos. lS-Gossrsof Me-
Kinisy q Onss made several calls On
pr0aalnsat rspsbheans hsss today.
Amo1g them . i0us oae % 0enefel
ciafkson. JosspA H. Nanlsy q Azlns
snd sx s<rssaat st-Arns Ass<. sccoD-
panied hin. TIE xossfnor sii rsnsia
= tAs clsy several dare lonxsx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

wAsHisoTos. Nos. la-Ths citlzsns
Sationsl bsnk q Nancls. lndlana. aod
the bozsman NAIionzl bsak q bosemzn.
Montana. which have bean IN the haads
Of receivers. have been permitted 10 70
anna hlxInAss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

81 don't know what win ever become
Of you. Tommy. I" aid his mother. ~Yos
are careless and extravsesns about
everything. You tear yoas clothes.
knock the soles % pour shoss. punch
holes In your hatA loss yonr school
books, fool away Jour toys and play
things, aud don't take care Of any
thing. You wsste great deal By your
heediessness. Tommy
II don't waste nothin' IN hand
k'chiefs. MARINA" snuf1e1 Tommy.
acknowledging Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

ing re4sfy-n@ds
eiothinx AJAX
ing than even
the Efforts Of
those hfrh-
uinded men and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

sssixsd steel Inpfossnsot % - 81
teaslss -esls fof tnat ruffose ssfs ecu
a4<nesd gaxisy. Tbs dspzFtDsat v.ll
eoseE several acres q zrcana and stA
be ready Cor opefsfsoo - spf,nx, tas
asffilieo Sit give smpiofusef - -
Geo. OlhsF sxtsnslss i1pEess9sets
ars ia process. psstical@Fly n the AsnsoF
nlafs pres xhopsI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

or. Tr-.surrf's one

Grand Kst.idx Mich-. Or n. "a
rosiee i hereby given that IN 49, ssinsut
70 or 80 snaprevsneet q TIE al = bet -
lava street 49, keut tfee rm
Lvon stree % me or huUee h nov
in my hasds. snd that 4 viii rcfsivs par
rsent thefeoa Cor fhe psrlo3 81 twfhI days
iron this usts Il tbs cfi'oe 81 The eits treasurer
a. Nh soRRfcE. ciss rrs.ssrss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Chr TfeAsaref. ofnrs.

orspd Rapids. hich.. Get =. isas
Notice l. hereby given that TIE ssssssnsns
e street Id Hat \ .iton street.
N Jchn srct ~ feer-rn s.e,ae
.ow in my banda and that 1 ~tl -
eeive payment therepn for the peuod %
eity treasurer. city hall
de- n. Il. k$uhkllk. tttI ireesorr1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

ersea Etftts - 80 - -
rt- tcf ftis sss .rrrse.ssli ~ & txfsua f-e fras
tasf- sifs Gee 80 - zoe A. - 80
4 tbsf 49, f~eefse tsss - fhsf@5a - ~
sefsrsi ~ fseatf ssss htee tEts 49, ~
81 80 81 tse - sfzsesFsf Elfs tslk
tae n ~ atsaett 4. So tsssseres
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

This enterprising house viii give .
tree exhibition OF the most popular
flower. the chrysanthemum. during their
fancy goods show Thursday add Friday.
Nov. y and -.
Store will be open Thursday evening.
You are cordially invited
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

II thu woman who visits Roras
~tsh~. ~ follow Tradition and do "a
the Romans do she will ~ careful
sever - ssks an e.eovt's arsn In .
Cathclle church Indeed. the guides
Instruct tho~e w, stroll innoeen.ly
arm IN arm asout Sc Peters looking
~ he pirtur~s. fr~seoss and affairs %
hat ~onderfai eathedrsi that thar
are eommittlng al imprapriety ftAi.
isns A. -erY particular about ths
stiquetse a <issing the hand A n4n
klssss ths right hsad ~ his asstAsr.
sfnt - sidsrtT frisnd. and The lsft
hsrt - biz s~~~fhearf IL "a not per-
misted hin - -. ths psin 81 she
ksna sseept ~ sreat snd sFsotioeass
iutfaissy it - rsFarsi@a asa tossa tat
~ = rsfF wHTh ID love eca srFis
- 81 fsrnal sinner a sestlsrrsn
tskss - haad - kis k~ssess ar,.i heats
49, exsF Il az n shspat ~ 49, a. bat
so~s 49, - - After tinnet rtlgaette
aeasads tbat BE t4As Asf Aana aesia
and sias ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

q AmerieA This little alp 81 paper
has dcee more 20 break up AID abolish
the sweating. s~nemest heu>s systea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

flfaeH kaTIdt NIrh w Z IN
sefs~s ~ hefstT estea tast t&s sesessns.t
rel - AZ IS RoseHt "a \ Fl tttsta r.
= 80 - 49, "a - 80 ia J a. freefvs
rsfnseaf inessssa - a. psttet 81 tesaEg asfs
lFes asts I. - 49, > A. eaH tfeas
sesa AZ ss3Klcx csu rs-.sus~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

pAor.s sesa fos ss<.<ssssn ne ssse
process has b>sn Ale ED 81 this
Saou.zjx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

flGsssfsse Pa. Nss. a. - Cas-
s.es fsae 3 eaas Ase fer s.ais ne
e. f.afsstss sas uassfsefaee = Has
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Il rs sss~s -. y - caseFfh ttlousast''
~ sasna WAg - Fft ~ @sss -
tsTfh faHssis = - yesafis~ ~ sisaA - e-ai
49, fss sfa - a. iss.s ste e~ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Every patron OF Jim Travis. viii re-
ceive an admission ticket 10 the lecture
soon to be gwen IN this city by George
Francis Train.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
Guy Trsa.srr. one.

City Ireasurrr's one
Grand Rspids. Aich,. Nov. l. Ia
Notice "A hereby given ttat the As><ssme1t
fol a. Z the const. uctlou Of q se~ Q a. tettf
b he street from hsrd street 90 cur 49,
10 bow In my hands, AID that vii recrise
pas u1snts on SAM tor thu psriod - tsnor
Treasured city ball
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
POISON AT DRUG STORES.

The Most Deadly Substance May Ne Oh
tanned In the Original Package
IL there Is ono thing just . little more
absurd than another IL II tho way
poisons are sold In New York. A ply
stefan taken with toothachs In . part
of the. town out Of his usual beat went
into n drug store 20 get n little bella.
donna. Gays the Recorder The clerk
would not sell IL 20 him He referred
20 the directory. and produced bis vis-
iting cards TO show who be was. The
clerk was adamant-he would sell .
small dose of bclladonns To no one he
did not know. The doctor offered to
write q prescription for himself. but
his proposal was scorned. Then the
doctor said he would take bottle Of
elixir OF opium. and though the clerk
was ''riied" there was nothing for him
% do but sell IL. OF course there was
enough Of n 20 kill . dozen people. A
day or two after that q woman who Is
now in an insane asylum. and who
even then had the light Of madness In
her eyes. went into another apothe-
cary shop and with no difficulty a. ell
'BNAAt ~ ounce bottsf OF uoFpAiHc-
OF course she went home and tried 20
kin herself After she had taken the
morphine she was taken 20 .
hospital and . dozen people made
q night Of II whipping her. walk.
ing her. elecsrikfng her and hnal-
y saving her life. Anything In the
original package can be got any
where. Small doses there Is lot of
fuss about A woman who IL con
Armed victim % opium buys an elixir
a. her regular standby. and her family
arr helpless. because anyone will sell
u 70 her. Another gets en- arsenical
Pill in boxss a. 10 comes from the
maker. man not being subject 20
the searches nsaaliy pract!ced on the
feminine victim b. her family. con.
stantlT gets his morphine In the orig
nal oancs bottles and says he has
never had his right % 10 80 Questioned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

1rossur~rss Ncttc~
c.ss rrsssarrrs on.
crsnd Eap4,is aga. kes. tka
sefsee n hereog stEee TAI ne se>~<s.ssf
rel lor esufsiraf sln< eHssf - ~
b D ~ rs ksnas ssd skst I vili r~estse pss
meat thsr~oa frf Ne psfsed 81 tveets osys tre'n
ts.is asts al ths oflses q ne eiss u~ssarss.
sea Mr. sOaRik 60 srs.ss--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
cnr Tr...sr-.on..

~ r-ssur~ tnre
frsnd kspias klch- Ncs fsea
Notice "A hsFebg gfv-n thu fhe asseesn~nf
ri y the constrnrtton 81 sews r.
si,efk fsert irun hsgrfh sfr-rf a. Broadway
stress l. rcs a. Ms hsrds sn1 ga wA -
fsise rsFu.ent tkereSu iof ne f.efled - tNeaff
dsys fress tbis osts 81 ne oesee a. tbs rig
49, ~ toRRIck. csu Tr-.ss-~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

CItg Tr~zsur~rs ofsns
GrHn1 Rapids. hich-. Cct =. ise
ecttrs n hsrsos savea tAat ths ssses<ms.s
soll for tbs eonstroettoa - se~a a. >esttI
efel from 01ata sr - e. eo"th
lie ta-5son - "a n. / in rs ksnds.
I'D that | WI receive psymcnt taer>en Cor
the psrso1 a teen asys from tais dats "a
Tue siLlcs 81 the eltg treasurer cag hall
de- y. a cykkf1h- Cas- lfsasarst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

sck and bed hsA ks@d.Sts M eSs<
s<1s sore mg nl.se rllcd 20 u1fN@1 lied ~
Tram aro1s.zzx nsc1< | hs1 e<<1s<<zl
1sli hi<ls< ieeilnS tAes <r~c>s1 A< al
ever NJ neree< tzcan.s1 nns - ! o<,1,4 rss
rs-s ~sil a 1isAi snS ielt Hi.ersois a "a
nsez1lnz. I s1nsre1 une<tly tsoD tAe
e<tsrrAeL cos1it4sa q ~ ~seal&c2s @s<1A<
ben tro1t.ed Ellk Il fof ye&fs
NJ iupFo~er.en un1>s 80 csr< - Ir&
copei@nd AID or~h~@ A@s s>~s psoep4
szss15 sa1 eenssant ea.A <~<k, sp4 nor 4
I'm q treatment fsr sszssrk sn1 csfsrraai
tFo1eis< - snsct p<rukns1f sss< sze
reuonmso1 iA,en = no so9aa1ntsno~<
Ikx 50 fiis = spi<s . u lard sisi~.
Deaf A-.k y starisas szle q u.fk 49,
Cssek tat Ssraes q fp.r Ls.ss. tkaf
l,sarslfs "a kreafkise n brsauAlsl
; sf.srk Ass--h net b. Cs<<.Epf.ss - t.<
Sprs<y. Sep q Ae~.
LARGE FEES REFUSED.
Il s. % month. lnciuliae al nsaic.nss
ald <xy<rt lroztfnenr o. nnsl cure
Al letters promptiy sns~ersd. Wfits fos
ymptou bi6nk and LEA ~ oisfnoss yorr
ca<s IL oo<ss you aching. Our nsnu tfret
mens . ansteeilsd
Copeland Medical institute.
pss COPELAND sxB ssAz4A
fernsnsntiy i.cosrsa "a
1872 EAST FULTON STREET.
Grand kspi1<. AlcA
sne<i.,fi~s. Cstarrh. AstAs1a. nrusshitsx
Errvoos d sessrs, Hood D,s~e--s. kh~simk tsslz.
| t.nsamrtion snd Al cbnealc anerttees - tis
| Ikrost. Lnnss. ctomacf. Llssl snd klaasFs
Once Hpurr-f 20 II q. n. - o. ~ -
! an . N sandsy 3 ID 4 ..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

car 1rresnrrrs OHc.
erssd Rapids. Nsfb-. Nov. = tsea 4
Notice Il AersbF aises that tise esseesmens
fpii fur the improvement ct =. - t4~sf ttreFt
froFn Fuuntaln street - sf< flfal u
nCw IN m, hsnds. aud that ] eli r-celss pap
unent fhefson Toe The peflord u tusnft daFs frem
ava ME- soREIcK. uss rr-.-ss..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
A Bird That Lives on the Water.

little Peter" is the real name of the pet
rel or bird that lives on the sea. The hard
er the storm the better he likes it, and the
more noise the sea makes the louder he
cries.
The sailors, who all so Jolly, never
like tomeet petrol. They are so dismal in
their coal black coats, and seamen think
they bring them i'll luck too.
You could not guess how the petrol sleeps.
He first makes of himself a feather ball and
sits on the water, just as your canary does
on his perch.
Why doesn't he sink? Because his feath-
ers are so oily he can't.
These birds grow so fat that to the poor
islanders in very cold countries they are in
valuable. After they are dead a wick is
drawn through their bodies and set on fire,
and you can hardly believe how well this
queer kind of lamp lights up their huts.
The petrol never goes on shore except to
build her nest, which is hidden snugly
away between rocks or in the sand. There
she lays her one egg and brings up her
baby All day the petrol lives on the water,
but she never forgets at night to feed it.
Sometimes they are called Mother Ca
reys chickens" If you ever go across the
water, yen may see them some day.-Mon-
Lreal Star
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
Miss NIuGet the Third.

Little Miss 1IUfTct of old,
She 'set on q tuffet," they say;
But little Miss Muffet the second or third
Is always dancing and gay
And out for a holiday!
Little Miss MufTct Of old
Was eating her Curds and her whey;
Miss Muffet the third is eating bonbons,
Sweet as the honey bees gay
When out for holiday
Little Miss Muffet Of old
Was frightened by Spider, the grim:
But little Miss Iuffet the second or third
Would soon have dissected him,
Boxed him away in tinl
Now which would you rather be7
The first or the second or third?
All, ION a tuffet'' is quite out of style,
Indeed tits very absurd!
I'd be Miss Mu1Iet the third and the gay
And out for a holiday!
-HousekeePer.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19

The American toy balloon is thing that
appeals to the childish Chinese fancy. and
the vendors do a big siness. Little wag-
ons are occasionally zen, and yesterday one
boy had an automatic that ran on
the sidewalk whenever the owner could
find room for it.
In their enjoyments the children Of the
Chinese are about like any other children.
They have few sports in the local settlement
to amuse themselves with, but they get as
much satisfaction out OF whatever comes in
their way as anybody could.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
Getting Inside.

Chawles-Whst are you going to marry
Der for if you don't like herr
Eddie-Why, you see, owe her brother
several hundreds, and he won't want to be
severe in dealing with a member of the
family, you know.-Chicago Record.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
Chinese Children.

Kind ladies stop before the children in the
street in Chinatown, says a San Francisco
paper, chuck them under the chins and
and then the youngsters talk back in Chi.
nese as they go flying through she doors or
back into the alley. The first ambition Of
the very young Chinese boy these days is to
handle firecrackers and burning punk.
At from 10 to - years of age the girls be-
gin TO turn their thoughts to dress, and to
gradually drift away from the joys of child
hood. The boys remain children much
longer. From II to 16 they are not content
with firing anything less than pack of
crackers at a time.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
Winning Eaf.

Deacon Bogie-I noticed that you seemed
very deeply interested In the sermon this
morning.
"Yes. You see, / had bet Jones 81 that
could stay awake until church was OUT
CHICAGO Inter Ocean.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
Her Friend.

Miss Elder-I think it was real mean in
you to tell Mr.. Spatts was % years old.
Miss Fosdick-Why, you surely didn't
want me 70 tell him how old you really
werel-Vogue
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
A Gnnd Plan.

Mr.. Micawber-I wish / knew some nice
easy way to make money.
Mrs. Micawber Well, my dear, you
might get your life insured and then die
New York Weekly
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
ParficnIar.

He-Darling, will you share my LOTT
She-Yes, if there's no mortgage ON it,
Club
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-19
Way Ahead.

Mother-Johnny, Pm shocked to hear
you swear. Do you learn that at SCHOOL,
Johnny-Learn it at SCHOOL, Why, it's
me what teaches the other boys.-Texas
Siftings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13
The Vancouver, u. C.. Election.

VANCOUVER, Il. c.. Jan. 12.-[Special. /
Polling occurred today at the conclusion
of one OF the most bitterly fought cam
paigns in the history Of the city. The
result is the reelection of Fred Cope az
mayor and majority of the party Of
progress. One OF the defeated is Dr. Nc
Guigan, who, "a chairman Of the board OF
health. was at the head Of the fight against
smallpox last summer. and ~ such figured
many times in the dispatches. Another
defeated candidate is ex-Conductor Gavin.
who took out train during the railroad
mems strike. The conductors worked
hard 30 defeat him. and tonight be was
hung in effigy on telegraph pole in the
principal street Of the city. The aldermen
elect are: ". +. Salisbury. treasurer OF the
Canadian Pacific railroad: Il. A. Auder-
son. II. Collins, J. ". Hackena. II. p Me-
Crancy. ". Carglll, J. L. Franklin. u. ".
Hobson. (. /. Brown and ". Fowler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13
CONDUCT OF MILITIA.
Populists at Olympia Condemn
the Uniformed Visitors.
SMALLPOX DEATH At TACOMA.
Drs. Minkier ard Guile to Be Tried
Separately Tho Vancouver and
Victoria Elections.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 12.-Ispecial. AT meet
ing of the Peoples Party Club held here
tonight, and participated N by all the
Populist members Of the legislature. one
speaker referred TO the statement made by
Gov. Ferry in his recent message that the
state vas indebted TO the militia, and the
opinion was emphatically expressed that
the reverse was the tine condition Of
affairs, and a. the account was largely in
favor OF the state and against the militia
the latter were called upon TO settle the
account and go out Of business.
The militia who visited the capital dur
ing the recent inaugural ceremonies were
unqualifedly condemned IS bands OF
hoodlums, who, in drunken
condition, paraded the streets, in
sulting ladies and gentlemen, occu-
piping the sidewalks to the exclusion Of
inotteRsive pedestrians, and making the
nights Of their visit hideous with the yells
and cat calls OF the inebriated soldiers.
The rare exceptions were given extended
notice, while the body OF the orderly and
gentlemanly milit;aInen were forgotten.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13
LETTER FROM EXPIRES. HAYES.
He Acknowledges an Honor Conferred
by the State Historical Society.

He Acknowledge an Honor Conferred
by the State Historical Society.
TACOMA, Jan. l2.-[Special.l At recent
annual meeting OF the Washington State
Historical Society ex-President Ruther-
ford 3. Hayes was elected as the first hon.
orary member thereof. This fact was
communicated to him by Secretary Ho-
bart, accompanied with a diploma OF hon
orary membership. Today Secretary Ho-
bart received the following letter, accom-
panied with cabinet size photograph of
himself:
eTIEGEL GROVE, Fremont. O., Jan. 6, 1898
Ny Dear sir: l appreciate tie honor done me
by the ashington state Historical socis,y. and
beg you and the members Of the society 20 re-
ceive ny thanks fo- their kindness sin
ceTety. RUTHERFORD 3. HAYES
Ny. Charles ". Hobart. secretary
NJ. Hayes is the only living ex-presi-
dent Of the United States except CIeve-
land. In he lower left-hand corner of his
photograph IS the Latin abbreviation for
age, At, " with his age, 20, and the year
ls32, when the photo was taken. The
family coat-of-arms is al the top of the
sheet, being an eagle standing on an anvil
with wings uplifted, with the following on
scroll beneath: "Qui patrie optine ser
Wit, optime servit suis partibus."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13

Colored Prostitute, OF Butte, Killed
by Lover.

BUTTE, Mont, Jan. l2-Ispecial. There
came near being a double tragedy here
last night. As it is Eta Biedsoe, a colored
Cyprian, is lying III the mo-gue with two
bullet holes in her head, and Louis Nor
rs. also colored. is minus part of his left
jaw. In fit of jealousy Morris wrote a
letter for the newspapers. armed himself
with revolver, stealthily came upon his
victim who was reading seated by win
dow, and fired three shots at her. He
then placed the muzzle of the pistol in his
mouth, intending TO commit suicide, but
was unsuccessful, the ball passing out
through his cheek. His letter explained
his intention of killing the woman and
then ending his own life.
few days ago the woman had Morris
arrested as he had threatened her life.
The woman died instantly, one ball pene-
trating her brain. She was still in a sit
ting position when discovered dead. Nor
ris was lying insensible beside her but was
revived and taken into custody.