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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
BURKS.
CLO7HING- HOUSE
916 east Main stree.
ISAAC HELD
600 BROAD STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE
Still Going On,
But for a Limited the Ok
Greater Reductions Inn Era
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.

FRUIT COT rlN ~.
LADIES HOSE. were 10 aud t.,tstl
pair.
LADIES and CHILDREN SBLACk lel 1
pair.
EoNEY-coMD TOWELS, g. ag.-.a
MEMS heavy SOCKS. Dr.. o pa.
ANDROSCOGGlN COTrOS. a. ATi't
25c. quality CIlLDkEN's CoLohtp a.-il
CHILDREN's COLoRED-BORDEagD ENi
kEkCnIEfS, &c. a piece
TABLE oIL~CLofH, ~ ya-is slia ia
UTICA PILLow.cAsE corToN agirrI
yard.
LADIES FRENCH Saline sIlfl-aAS,
I0c. quality DRESS GINGnAN,. NJ. 80
MEMS GAULE shlRle, 3d. tnlJ =
soc. quality DRESS GOODS. all vol ~
yard.
FRENCH CHAMBRAY. Gi4c.aYhi
UTICA snEE1INGS, IA fsmnali. 20 =
quality made, 1914 AMI 2lter 4 yt-i.
piece Hns Quality GI / OAsuhLAl- ~
sI.I0, oB.y GSc. "a yard.
All LINING CAMBlutS, ~. ga'f
All the popular makes 81 81 co.'s. -
a. c. Is. No. 272, ". T., G. B. No. -', .
aud ihomson's Gloye-tlttlDs tyf'eis-.ai a
2 piece.
THoMsoS's ABDOMINAL C0R'1is d
si.3J.
LADiEs' RIBBED VESTS, &C. apiece 49,,
300 yards FINE USBiEAluLD tVIiN
worm Sc. now 5llc. a yari
The best l2lfc. SlLkSiAs noe o. alN+
lou1l regret IL II you intend l0 srislr' =
this fall n you fail ~ tuy " us l.a. W.. -
must be Sold.
zoe. DRESS GOODS now iic.
al DRESS GOODS nov 90. al,
l02s and l2Iac. DRESS GOODS hof ~
yard.
MEMS LAUNDEREO SHIRTS, G3l
NELVEfS, 42c yard.
SATIN RhADAME>. mover ofefei ~ o
than ~, now 6Oc. q rard.
NULL EMBROlDKkED APRONS, l.' s.''
A COX Of 30 MOFEA INITIAL L-tlt-
3lc. box.
MEMS FANCY SEAMLESS SOCKS, E''..
now lie. pair. .,.
pairs LACE CURTAINS, 6Jc ,i,2 y.
window.
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ur1r. nronaANrzx.

The Elizabeth Boat Club. successful In
MANY regattas at home and abroad in past
years. is about to reorganize in Ports.
mouth, tho Athletic Association Of that
city. having purchased the house and
outfit.
Hon. Devereaux Doyle left last night for
Chicago to bring home the remains OF his
brother. Charles +. Doyle, who was killed
by cable car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
BIG CAMPAIGNING.
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE GO To-DA,
FROM THE TWIN CITIES
sabbath Devotieus in the woods-Rspair-
ing the Cruiser Atlanta BIG Job
Personal Notes.
rsn.c,a, ,e,eur.m 70 the pi,patch.I

NORFOLK, August ga feet of excursion
steamers leave here tomorrow for the big
Methodist camo-meeting at smithfeld
and probably five thousand people of the
two cities and vicinity will enjoy their
Sabbath devotions in the outrageous
woods, where Gods great trees have
room to grow and spread their branches
forth on every side" A big open-air din
ner will be served.
AFTER A SHARPER.
Isle of Wight county people have sworn
out q warrant against young sharper OF
this city for swindling the. residents of
that section out of about $1,000 by the
pic;ure-copying- fake process, pretending
that he represented o well-known Balti-
more house.
GOOD CONTRACTS THERE.
Bids are being sent out for proposals for
material for repairing the United States
steamer Atlanta. IL is estimated that it
will require $4,000 worth of material for
the job. The Atlanta was one Of the first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06

Old papers for sale at 25 cents hundred
at DISPATCH office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
O.. win be discontinued, as the Office has
ham sholfzhed
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Hon. A. II. A. Williams, OF North Caro-
lima, has returned 10 the CITY, and hopes
that bis contest against Mr.. Settle will be
one of the earliest taken up by the House.
Congressman Grady il pressing his point
to have the colored Postmaster at Fay
ettsville, N. c., removed.
Captain Oldham. candidate for Post
master of Wilmington, N. G., is IN the
city. and so Is Colonel faison, of Raleigh.
recently appointed an Indian agent.
Colone! Faison has just returned from q
western trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06

Don't miss this great oppor'1'a'-
the chance may never otter l'se. iS'l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
DIR. HALL TAXES CHARGE.

Rev. J. }. Hall, Of Raleigh, N. O., has
arrived here and will enter upon his duties
tomorrow "a pastor of Park.Ayenue Bap-
fist church. preaching his initiatory ser
mon.
Rev. @. II. Abbott. OF Andover. Mass,
in endeayoring to establish ministerial
school OF Port Norfolk.
The lighthouse steamer Holly has been
placed at Boush's Bluff to take the place
of the schooner DRIFT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
OUR VIRGINIA COLLECTORS.
Nominations May lie Sent In This wosk-
Post-Ofice Affairs.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August SIT Is un-
derstood that the President will some time
next week send 20 the Senate the nomina-
tions of Captain ham Sheppard and Mr..
William Ryan to be collectors OF internal
revenue for Virginia. At the same time 1t
is thought Mr.. Simmons Will be named as
the Collector for the Eastern District OF
North Carolina. Captain Sheppard is IN
the city. Treasury officials say there IS no
doubt about his appointment.
Many Virginians called on Colonial
O'Ferrall TO-DAY TO confer with him re-
interested at present. He received a
number of kilograms advising him as to
how the primaries bad resulted to-day in
Virginia, and they were generally in his
favor.
Mr. and MIRA !. s. b. Thompson. OF
Richmond. we're here TO. day and left for
home on the evening train.
rosr1iAsrKns.
Mr. Maxwell appointed to-day "a post
masters OF tho fourth class, As OF which
were 20 al vacancies caused By death and
designations. There were no appoint
Carolina Matilda u. q. Robson was
Baden county. IL the place Of 4. J. Smith.
resigned.
The posi-. off,cs nc Glenn. Michel coun-
". N. @. has been discontinued; mail to
Armstrong.
The ofiies at Derr. Lsncoin county. N.
q. has been ordered removed three quar-.
tero Of 3 milo vest Of tho aid location.
After AuRusk 18th otar youte epeoial
mail oogyie - HeIenn, Hnfne{t county, N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. LADIES AND GEN.
w TLEMEN. We win sive you from - 10 si2
homo work; no cauvSsstua, Send self sddrcsssd
envelope @. F.EnN0Ns I CO., hsttcrymsrch
and Wasor streets. Boston, Aass- ap2 -dts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
WE WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW

WE WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW
w LADIES to mail nom their own homes
our SAMPLES and CIRCULARS. We pay e1.50
to 81 n day, according TO ability. No experience
necessary. We furnish postags-stamps, sam
plies, circulars. ctc., TO each lady who engages
with us Steady employment the year round.
L Address, with five 2-cent stamps tor sample and
Illustration Of work,
LAVENDER PASTE COMPANY,
| al 6-Su4t Louisville, Ky.
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w. Il. DORSET, D. D. :
,os north Seventh street, SiesD''l"
TESTIMONIALS OF RICHMOND PSf'
To waem 10 Nay coacsrn'

sos fiyr iris5 -, 4
DR.. Dorset pulled Tor me vesy p y, ,si a
$50, 20, 80 io,,.i aupIcail0a eiil9,, 4 .
at Az desire al WHO 49, H. flNAA'
50 70 hin-
loi wxsr cARY srSKSf kisal -, -
Or. w. 4. Dorset removed ~ 20 80.
teeth without the slightest PSF. s,g.ss -
mend him 70 ali Who may IN M B0ab
pulled. ~
eief East MAIN sfEsrf. hsn a.. 80
DR.. W. 4. Dorset exsrss,ei ~ !, a rs
teeth, which ears sery lsfks ca -.
Without my rea.izsns mo is.s' P ',T esss OF
recommend hlm 70 al va "a ,Rl lpkt>
TEEN extracted. MRS W.
my 2s-Su, Tx& fh3n -
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MEDICAL
NEpicAt ,>s>.....,.
=. '-ro.s ~, .nrIu,IruEsTERS ~

r AIDES! CHlChtSli,1si No.,
LLls0 FEHNYRofAL Us, .osa 1si. =
nrsa1) are NJ es<h sac 49, spsrscsl,lss a
- y isn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06

WTANTED.-AF FULL GRADUATE
w OF the State Female Normal School desires
A SIT UA1I0N AS TEACHER the coming ses-
sion. Testimonials furnished. Address L., Lock
Box 1884, Farmyile, Va. au 6-4t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06

sMiTHDEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. KcnNosD. VA.
Shorthand, Type-writing. Bookkeeping. Pen
manship. Telegraphy, /O%@D
&c. Ladies' and gem -NN w II II
tlemen. 10 vacation. ( L)tZ/TZ.lZEZE
Smithdears Bookkeep ~--1I ~ ,1'''r'-e,E
ing, 75c Pens 81 0roe- fresioen'
(my 23-Tu,F ,Su&wl
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LOsr, srRAYsD. AND FOUND.
WANTS.

WANTED, BY A LADY OF EXPE-
w RIENCE A SITUATION as saleslady,
typewriter, companion, or assistant house
Keeper. Best references furnished. Address
s., Box 25. Big Stone Gap, Wise county, Va
~ 1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06

SCHOOL-TEACHERS, STUDENTS,
~ and men OF business experience out Of en-
ploYment can secure profitable employ ment by
addressing K. p. l., care POss-oflice Box lis.
au B-eod5L
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P A N LESS
EXTRACTION OF TEETH

No pain, no danger, no sleep n' 49,. .
20 ether or gas, no cocaine. no s1'..' -,
unpleasantnesS have ccnifA "a
ton Tor use In this city, wh.ch uhrA 80
the guns, RENDERS ExrEAtii'' -
LESS. I,is applied directly 20 60 2. - I. !.
uss teeth can be extractei p,
No swelling 81 tho guns ai;efHi-L 10
ten, retains all BIS senses "4D' :,
teeth extracted. NJ DANCE '--. Ia
adapted to persoas who eanu'i az -, .
on me and try my system q pain.'.' = =. -
by local Application. ana giai'-'''
IA. A an.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

He Es-sk- the worisi's Record AZ the
Austin Regatta.

ACsrfS. Texas. June ~. The cl,sinc
day of the regatta brought out the iarg
elst crowd ~ the week. the feature b.
ing the professional three mile race. IN
which the record was broken by the
first two nrn. Summaries:
Senior amgfeur double sculls. mile
and quarter Declared oti yesterday
because 10 foul Henderson aid HOE
nls ~ 81 Louis ,vou: Gayitch - ~.
Louis and Mcdowell of Chicago second;
time s.i,i,.
Single scull for professionals, prizes
sl.L3o. s5oc. $40 and S3p. three miles
Stansberry spurted on the start. but
MIS- oyrstaken 10y tlanlon. who ia turn
gave way Ia Gaudsur. The turn was
made without foul. Gsudaur leaiing.
retecson SECOND. Gaudaur KEEP, his
lead and won by several lengths in
1906. brcak:og the record. Peterson.
who was second. also got within the
record time.
Tub race. 30 yar,is Henry Almsley
Austin won. Tmc. ius
Cons,iation for h-atcr professionals.
THREE miles sith double turn. prizc,.
sioo and so James Ieneyck won by
two feet from John Teemer; time,
asnei,.
Oarsmen speak very highly of the
course. and the broken records make a
creiiisbie showing. Peterson has offered
to row anyone Ton the worlds champion
ship on this course.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

ia exusl1sns k>alsh. bsfoss tks
mzyor - 6ousknnptnn. shs rep
resentsfiseo u the evaporation
the a<nkpm q tAs chaml.rs q c<1l-
usescs and ~ u1nG a " Uni>ed 6estss
smt~Guy. led By Hcnsy White. charge q
affairs. had fulioxsd Charles Tsykor 4
the Ansssicaa hue. a oew minutos latrs
Mr.. lisysrd ontsred ~ cabin wifh 1rs-
Bsyssd @ his srul. bou,ng right and
left. Ths nsyos then brseratsd
70 Mr.. Hsysrd ths nluainssed
addreaA Tho prusident q the
chamber q cuDnescp Fsenroted ~
Mr.. Bsyard ~ szlirem which alinds<i
Ga The interrut leit By che Enelinh 10 the
ilrxf Anegicun sml>inssdns e cans 10
their countsy. AID tActr cnutideucp shns
his mission vouid ossve - knit nose
cIfsely tke bon<1s a cnr<iinl fsjenfiship
niros<ly sxis&ing hcswcsa the Unissd
States and Grpst Iritain- Mr.. nnyssd
srplsed thst. not oaiy pessonsiIy bet siuc
~ the scpeeoentnfive q his fcllow cDpn
tryusca and their goscsnnent. be gave
his siscere tlsanks for tbs gracious ~
ceptiou sccncdpd 70 him. He wsn 91nd
10 81 his foot O ths soiIof Old England
tChepsxl He uos glad 20 bscatbs hre
tree air a liberty that he brsekhed -
home. snd % l,s snjutrd ~ the snsne
mother tonxus that he hsnrd - be part
sd frpm AussScan shorva
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
COULDN'T TAKE A TOWN.
Desperate Hawkins CNsnc mr. Re-
vcnge and Got Whipped.

Scnke anu ssoe " uepBscu.
SHE.uYvsLLE, Ind. June 10. Late to-
night Bale Hawkiue. the de~Ieraslo.
with gang of thirty men armed
to the teeth, surprised the town by
appearing on the streets for the
purphse IL Averaging the sisath q his
brother. Charles Hawkins. who was
iynched year ago for shooting the
city marshal He first met ex Sheriff
James Mctiill. and informed him IL hie
mission, and then started on hunt
for ex-SheriG McDoucall. whom he
said hc would kill on sight.
They met on corner and each drew
his pistol McDougail scizcc the dee
perado and a desperate struggle ensuci.
Magill rushed 10 the scene aud Was
felied by Hawkins. who blew a whistle.
which brought his thirty men Ia
his rescue A melee followed. and in the
several knife wounds were inflicted an
him. Citizens came out by hundreds
and general fight ensued. Ex Sheriff
Mct;ill was stamped into uncon
seriousness and is in critical
condition. MrDougall hcid onto Haw
kins until he was disarmcd and in
the custody ~ officers. Bate Hawkins
wife also waded into the right with a
knife The officers hurried Hawkins of
10 the city court Jail. Over go men
gathered az the scene and a lynching
was looked for Justice Crascraft held
an examination and bound iiaw kins
over 10 June ~ under siw0 bonds
This he secured and guarded by his
gang and drove on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

The Dssss~rs Orders rfsn fss wore
tns. tr.s fwt.s~ Nesk

CnIs xass. lace 81 ~ he trnps'r
snrs r,lrgse-s ts~say. the in,icfensiets
ursief q f.ss.i feepisf~ hetl a lag
a,aeftnu IN G,sfistststs has Addresses
sefs a.-sle ~ efseess - fhe esfier fftsin
.ha.r.~t .s,uutfase Me- tAsrissfis
Sras . f.aeiasi '..ld aisst ths grsssth
- ~ oss,ar q tssvet hsttsin 1'e~rh
NsHts th.- hest Z ths erisf iH lrs
iaati sytsa aext ssfsad fesapisr
~sra s.a fhs sstsreestsnf ~tees~f
Ghanfefissf Fs.tas.hs1np sa~ fgihfeeti -
sa,sails " Nay q ksssr>. hs - y
81 aia Qsart tstnfisf q ~sH -. ATS
sfhsr -ssts - lse-ft- slisf. ter tiir e-sfs iIi
- t'..- a,f.lef d thsif r~spe tisr a.
ssniahf i.s tentf.sf~ h~ia = HsestiaH ~
f,e hsii q fssiarntf. ~ ehhh , --sfh
Nsars 81 Naon ttis.frt Asffs-ssf
- 4~-..ss 50 - fta tHrfn.ea Ae'i
s.i faeagss.fae- tsfit0 af t.i.a
- s....4 s it4 hsa 81 "A ssttfs fis
f3 sfkess - fitfttsfi sslat,'fif ~
ssa-i : s.sf~t tssrf.ea iisa tefafs fssiss
saertiat frusa = atsissAs stsl's'ss'pt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

WASHINGTON. June io.--The president
to-day made the following appointments;
William II. Crawford Of Louisiana % be-
deputy auditor of the treasury FOR the
postoifice department.; \. y. Robinson
~ Louisiana e. be assistant solicitor 81
the treasury. Consuls. Warner =.
Kintcad II Kentucky. at Southampton.
England: Noriicei Harris ~ Alsbama. at
Leeds. England. Lucien Walker a Ala.
bama. Cork. Ireland; Marcus L. Davis
% Arkansas. ai Trinidad. West Indies.
Lars * Rccne ~ Iowa. at Rotterdam.
the Netherlands. Edward Dovnes ~
Connecticut. az Amsterdam. the Neither.
lands. Daniel ". Nsrsfia - North Ia
kosa b. b. consul general - the United
States at Melbourne. Australia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

she wanted ~ 49, the Pair Even
Though s Pourrsi

GmcsGo. Jane i0 Princess Eulalia
at,d ker suite reached the worlds fair
Eioands "a nfon s9lay. though for two
~ three hours during the morning uo
ore seemed g. know snefher to expect
them or not s,orse of the members of
Ne csseurrnIr~ eummitts~ declared that
the trip had bcsn given up on secount
~ the ram. sthars wondered II a prupef
iDyltafion lad teen extended aud mons
% tkem -~erlei "a know where o. ex
yect her But the princess knew AL
sfouf u anil came 10 the park IN spite
- aii the saicf that dropped cat - The
clouds She came m Aiissou trmpura
safht. The tfypAun. accompanied hy
Conmander DAVIS. DIR. Armour. II. g.
Chstfssi.l Tsyor snd their ladies and
me sshers vhs have been % the prin
cess party On former trips "a the
grounds
NJ the yirforia hou@r The party was
net by f.t>u Hreves General DAVIS
chief rlesk. vbe ~ceuscJ ~ te the onlf
ose stouf the sdminsstfstipn butisiin<
wha knrw snyshirg "a the arrange
rleute The pr,fce-s aud tie rert - tho
farsf rntsrrd the carriages which NJ
Ifeker hal PROVIDED and drive over -
Ga, x9nbu btii,lifv. sher~ = short ~
eeritsn wa- held Then they ts-sk tho
esrIisgee a-sin fn drrsehing rain and
dsove up the Msi0sy - the 'seFaan
village. ehcrp iunehcoH sas @efvefL Ne
thaffeisi Tafk.r asf ~ the tssx q her
earrisxe With the rsin beating dnsn,
upan him ffar, III qusrfsr- assi ssaking'
49, hat ao8 tr1m loosing auif There
wcf~ elhsI carriages net "a tsss hut Nc
Chst,i~id fsylaF sss esiEer o. take
dacasne - riie on the tasx a the ln
fsnta'a vrhstte
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

.,~sa s.mms~&sss fissk-s~ yske q
tss.sssss Assignment YESTERDAY

Tossps8. tfi4iss Iuns ia isitle short
a = sass ssssn es- efesssd 80 business
eiFeles 40 fhiz city tsalsy sheo TIE ~
s..uai sateut - ss made that 4 l.. iilse \ ~.
\ saHs e.aspsny, aue 20 The i4ssest
gssia essassss<sl.,n nrafs - foiesia hssi
lsssie velaatsgt ss~igsmenf fes The
t-eaesst a it~ eyssissafs fhs liabilities
~sH s&e.sa sssssa skiis the assets
eaas.sa t.. satiastssl fhe ess8Fahs
- = risss iastsia4ta efE@fstsssi = Hse
f searx srs a i. feskas = pfsei
.isas ssaas4lsi l. fisckse his ass stoe
,fseaisss sna - . f'sssslBs secretary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Troops ard Ye~sss1ayb onAnghses
Hes Tame<l she D1ea's optstl

Troops assd Ye~sss1Ays GaAughses
Ilas Tame<i shs Dasa's aDlrtG.
Cn,cAao. June s0--ronight. - Tar a.
can ls learned. three go havs yielded
up their lives - tha sseult of yestrr.
days riot at Lsmool The unknows Z
man who tell In the heat a The coullict,
never 10 rtsp. y yet unifsntiacd Those
who were killed outright. o. have siucp
died frou, the ~l5ccts Il wsunds re-
ceived, are: Unknown mau. worked on
drainage canal forced IA join ttrikers;
Gx~gux KIuxkn. nev arrival. IN sym.
pathy with STRIKERS, died at O'Clock
thia morning. Jacob Ast. found about
noon today. killed outright.
There ara still othesU 1d In be dead,
vho a.e ts,lieved 70 have fallen into the
canal. but thus Tar their bnlies havs not
been found. both the drainage meu
who fired ON the strikers snd the styik.
ers themselves cay that two and posi-
bly, three men fell into tbs canal during
the fusilade.
Johu Kluga. the is-ycss.old fr,y, who
was shot while discharosng his dutice ~
section hand on tho Santa Fe railroad.
has been given up BY the attending
.hdo,ner ard ;cte.s;nee John peter
sor shot IN shs g.,;n -;,l .Isn Al. .nd
Iohn Era,..,srasL; % yin h.vs r. have
his i.f, Ia, am n,,sat.d =. sIs RESULT ~ =
hall in ~, tI;gh Ths I.f - deaJ - IN
nr',,.atIx -. ;r........d .,c-s t,.an = .,s !.
10 y.n s,,n sho.s - Tho wo,,rdeJ
m. sniii;ra - bi.',.d h.s hsd ,,
...t;y,ia .Sysrt ~, ~. .t,;ksrs T,b...,
,sa. .,..,ln,siv r.sn;.. d;.r..rn...,. =,
dsx - The thr.as.n;ry .sf;tnia ~ ,hs
ss:;Lsrs ,s,;.h ..shi.si sh.,. - hni,,
.w.v sa, na.rix. ~seL Ths.. vers Few
w ''er'''
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

SrrRsis. Mich. June 10 For eofpe
time goods have been missed from the
Grand Rapids A Indiana uarehous~ st
this place. Yesterday roll II carpet
was taken. bat MAS found under The
warehouse. Freeman q Hall one a
the clerks In the Grand Rapids A Ia.
diana Office. waited fof the fhis.s to ~.
turn to get the carpet. saccsesisl in
capturing the fellow. The prisoner was
turned over to the officers and gave the
maine ~ Gus Srum lie admits his
guilt and will probably plead guilty IN
court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

poa.d 70 ts daiae eassful aad
pscasshis bunnsnA 4engA hpgcostsd
By The sis- nsnbsss = ~ 1olcao psx,
duo ssehxngs. Il - tAb boycott
that csUssd ths snnPaoy spme en-
baxraann,~nt spme unoatka go ~ ccm
nsnce suit f.1s nillisa doiIars against
eleven nenbss - ~ exchnnge
Alsxabder liackus. pcns6s1sut q the
Vulcan iron uorks. hsn hssa usassd =
sesignes- A. l. Hackns uhsn sen -.
night said that Ne ooney stsingency
vss rssponsible fos the nsm's emhsrrss
msas lie expsetsd The business
would hs cs,atinUcdas os>AaA Just what
his sssets vess he could NJ stats. The
second NAsioeal bs1nk cnsrird the
drms account bat y secused frou IN y
possible IOss by the sDignsasal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
appms~s.s ron n,s,nn
o.r togis~h Nusss~-ssi.ss issy ssis
wetsssus.sf %. Hsiss~h sost

Sufffs,. a4s4s,s. Iune 30 TIE rfts g..
sisy - sas@e - slsg& znl svefss~~is -
sn hs.iisla, fife@e IN hssnor q the ssritsl
a thu stsaa,~s fsrss. bftneine the ttst
Anarrsrar saatarsastat. Hsn flserass =
issyafd - fsrianA The Fzri~ csnse -
Der as@.k ~ ato o'cAas tbss sftsr
feean NJ nagaasl eas Nsicssrsssi hf,f
~ Nasasssf o. fhayes. tpifsul fSfats.
minister s. the ~sstefiAni<. NJ shes
Aaha tka retiring testssi States cs,usi4l
- fstsytessl tfEsaoi kila atssfsi g..
s,seft ~ sA.s Afl ~ F.aFsfi kal 81
fra.ss istssnsssf Nj fhaysf thsi -
kss ssjeyei ths sasAss esni 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

The Coast Defense isssttie-hir AIs-a
chu-~sfs Launched Yesterday.


chu-~sts Launched Yesterday.
PmLAptIrnIA, June iO. The big
batfleship Massachusetts, was sucrcss.
fully launched from the ehipya-d of
the CRAMPS at .'.s, o'clocs this morning.
ia tho presence oi Secretary 81 the
Navy Herbery. Attorney Gcnercl
Oiney. the latter representing the
sfate - Massachusetts. "a numbcf 81
distinguished naval and army officers.
and multitude Of is.osS perSons. Miss
Leila Herbert. daughter 81 the head Il
thu naval department. ciiriStsaed the
vessel with IL. customary and preitily
decurated bottle ~ champagne. The
weather was peasant. The sun wds
shining bright and clear. but it-
warmth waa tempered with gentle
ct-pi breezes. The bag hall ha'i received
The las; coat "a white paint above the
water line. and ~ deep r,sl below. on
Thursday aud lowered on the waye. all
ready to be sent overheard as soon az
the tide should BE- at its Ecod When
the tune arrived the supports were cut
away. and as the vessel began to move
Miss Herbert gracefully broke the
bottle on the ships prov and
rlristrrsd her Tho Massachusetts By
tef own momentum the latest addition
10 Uncle SANS navy Sid gracefully
slpvn the creased incline anil dashed
Into the Delaware river. When she
reached midstfeaes lines were thrown to
tugs and the hugo craft was so,on made
fast to the wbacyr~. where arr also
noosc8 the cruisers New York and co
ls,atia aud the Ship N war Indiana.
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Mrs. LESLIE: DIVORCED.
She Can Marry Again. but Willie
Wilde Must Remain single.

NEwnrko. y. T.. June 10. Judge
Brown today granted = divorce to Mrs.
Frank Leslie in the proceedings begun
by her against her English husband
William &. X. Wilde. brother of Oscar
Wilde. the poet. The grounds for the
temperance. violent aud profane abuse
The court decrectAshat the plaintiff may
marry again during the lifetime of the
defendant. but that the defendant shall
not matry until the death II the plain.
~. The rcmarrisge 81 the two is not
prohibited. The defendant is barred
from All claim in tho property IL tho
plaintiff before or after her death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

sharp rrsck Played by n Couple of
Co.wsvy 1pcsrstise-.

t'1asslssp. June to- Detectives
Gates anJ Ord ~ brooklyn silaEr.
played paif - green g's-ia men until
they 80. meeting N a rem ~ the
tnlefsean hot,~e snme loo was pro
dsa'od 10 seIl Tor fitn, when the detee'
fsvea made themselves known. Aftsf n
liv,-iy scrimmage the hancoars esesped,
en,s 9th hsif his coat Later ons ~
thsu ess arrested and gave bis usme ~
Nirthes Nlehoirpn a San franeiseo
IT. iheir rapid srtfrat from the hpsei tho
shsfpers left hshisd sifsa 90 Fsssi
HssHiey anil l-.tssenuntrffsif