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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
r,roomarmc.L CONVENTION.
Delegsss-s of IN. International Union
tto~ kssg to Chicago

CHic.ao. june 10 The forty first
snnual convention q the lpfcsasfional
Typgtephssai uuien viii - ~ isant ~
nomters the largest IA the history -
the organization The expoatton H.
drawing 10 Chicago reprrscnfativcsfrom
every s4lordinate union. Today
the delegates tcran arriving and
headquarters were Opened in
fhe s.rrnt Northern hotel. The
rerep,ieu cosnmifiee - t'hicagp
autan. ~. l6 frceixFsi The dsiegates.
Distributing hasigrs spJ programs Al
srady the canvass hs@ tfgun IN the Ia
tss.r.s a the three ieadtHg ean.iiiater
for the presidency President Prescott
- ANXIOUS - sueeeeA hihIref iiar more
f.,rus.ial,ie opponents fps the prizes are
John T. ksnnssly. Washington. -. G..
snd Hiilism l.oyef omaha. Nebraska
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Torsss. kas.. june 10 When A..
sseiant Attorney General Alien returns
farm Chicago he viii i,c inrited b. hand
in his resignation. Before leaving here
a leu days ego Allen confids-i b. t'oser-
nas te~elling that he had forEaed lss
lassaersLkr With an iusurnnce lssyes
hesp. fn ssew q Aitsns rccent opin
i.sln IN Insurance cases Attorney sscns.fsi
Little does nnt believe that the new
venture vii fe successful. There - ga
ofen rupture b.iween Alien and Little
chueei I, the latter o.erruiihg 40 ogsh
hon made 10 Alien lately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Caiesao. June 10. Hundreds ~
drumners from Maine TO California
came 10 the fair tsiay. They were =
Jolly fot aud they made their pre.eaee
feli among the crowd II sightseers-
Their coats eliftrred With goli. white.
blue and red haslxes ~ the Travellers
Protective association. aud the subor.
dinate organizations of their states.
Meet a them came from the west and
south and their wives. sisters and daugh.
tsFs were with them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

duke q vsFaxp~ snd party arrived hrrr
the usefniha sud effe ifixen g. tbs
tafsfsst hasfa. thsf esrr u.nsised ~
NAyof Eatier superintendent wsl'k a
fh~ stats fs-astsfspn AMI ethsss The
,lnke ese pF~aeated siih hsnsir~1ws
sssil fisst,4~ eifii fhe ln~s q tnluasisns
aud -etlfs frsos he fsfe tn selisf Nosh
uf..n u The dseai psfts wsfe fak~e o.
she tarajias sisi. Sna iosstte sssrvsus.
sasf .ifsea sIspsig ga tpth sides q the
f.ils
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
JARVIS IS NOT DEAD
sssasr = uass.s surn6nsa = on3sps
oua1p weunn--Izn - W~nuuuont
49, Wsse unowua

W.~- - -
GO -
80 - es'17u = -
es"S Sestrsss3. uas fsU0 S7rorsnr2.
Asco9en, and wss about - yeoso g
~. lie wss : u 10 ulrsk la - pot
ord and sunxnion xisviu5oo. hsvinr -
trunufrrx.sl fn<..s, |. s.,~st1..n 1. - -.
- 90. Ha..~, a u.-l.- - 1s--.-s
u-.'.x- ess-a's. -. =. -
49, !. -. 49, :. 70 -
sn.1 '@s2 q we penasng. ree>asca .
oso scsap sousd and sss srvsrvfy
oruterd about the sfxx having h<cn iHe
inncd kaoexfh bis de<k. John uumix
uho uss killed. wss : n,cn.hcf a Gn
psns A. Pourth Mieb,.<.n infs..sr~
s,.as. us-ax - = -
in,i.iiuv ~.t~ n Z. ss<..I.-s r.s-k
Nan vranken Nm I.rx,s a n
x..,.. a q 49,. nj 49,
E,.SS ~ AL, ~ r.. - - :
I.~ fF
~ s'rssh
There ~ fortunate error Ia the drAth
roll IT yesterdays disaster. - far -
Michigan y conccfn<d. al fts Lists u
dead contain the nasnes - J. T. tagr ~
l'cto~key. Michigan, add N. NJ. Jarvis.
niso well knoNn airtl2aD ss,lasef. IL
turns out. hosfsef. that Jarvis h. all
right. and has tsen fetsiord L. his vsfo
and eight chslann. iie ha.i a insraeu
Ions s-wczgT from death. lie rzN II Li-
dcsk in the sessDnd story ~ Ill. oSd
Furds thca'er when the rfseh ranse. he
SAW the y hole frossf a The buiidins fal.
and The noH droE op e . i-sibf tee ter:
from siere he STOOD. lie fisn o. the rear
and Jumped ous II a window. For iof,g
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

InnswooD. Mich. June 10. Thcrearr
now over I'D Gases ~ fyphoid fewer Ia
the city. Six public ~chonls including
the high schooi. sere csess-i by the
health officers yesterday s'tcrn~n. The
teachers who are not down ssth the
fever have gone home No deaths ~er.
reported yesterday. 4 snctfing wss
held iast night g. formulate plans f,f
bringing alous sn investigation ~ tc
the causes 90 the disease.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

DsS NofsnS. lv~a. June l0 State
Ap.istp Mo- 'srtty reviss~i a triagrsfn
frpru. Sioux CITY late this sfternepn sa-
pouncissg the ssssghsnsns a the tnser
sStc~k \ ar,is t>iate haak g. Huwara
ifers7. f,s iiss bencfif - tststtsss The
,i.s<~ifs aggregate sfbts art a =
clasrars! they v,ll - tail state Bauk
Esa8ulnns g. q Mccarthy hss l'ess.
sent g. sFas fsgy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

ixmAssrois-. June 10 Edward Nc
Afee ard John Parker we're tosia, do
clarei guilty, by jury. ~ murder 10 tho
firs' degree. and scniencssi 10 death. foe
the killing n Druggist Charles Ei-ser
The tive men murdered h.,sscr three
usenths asu. l,ccsnse be Permitted the
police a. use hsa telephone IN stSeeting
their capture for petty ohenras
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Mason. Mich. June 10 4 pocuiiar
accident happened b. Miss Msrs Coy.
Il sear-old girl - THE estr. She uas
sitting ca the IRON, dor steps - q
neightpf's house with two epr1lanions.
and slid v1 from one step u snothef sn
iurine hsr rpine 50 badly that she ~sf
rendered u1cenersous. liar lite ha~
i,ecn aesraired ~. bat pllyssrisns po~
hope for rrcorof,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Sosru Rkeis i'sa. fpns 10 a s~@fssh
s,rsn a. ts~7n rr~stesi hefs ~ tlie ~
nsalnr~nsent thas fzlgss v Sisssfs
. t.ssssntnent church snsn assa wtii Esssrn
- i,sassns~~ esrci,s = santssi fes forger
ies ssrtszatsne atSsst estsn Sss~sn -
f~is~tes3 B. b. - t'aeafia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
SANTA rE TI,AI. RoBBED.
The Messengcr Shot and the Express
Car Looted.

CIMARsoN. Kan. June 10. California
express No. 3. west hound on the Santa
Fe Road. was held up near here at lsje
this morning by five bandits. They sc-
cured s2.Uu. They iiags.ai the train aud
forced the engineer and fireman 10 ac
company them to the express car. Mes
senger Whittlesy refused TO open the
door and the robbers begun firing into
the car. Whittlesy was wounded. int
still refused Dynamite was then used
to blow open tine door. Everything 81
value. including sl 40 in silver and some
greeDbacks. was secured. The robbers
escaped on horses. Wittlcsy will re-
cover. He is the messenger who fought
off the Dalton gang at Red Rock. A
posse is in pursuit IL the robbers. but
they have about seven hours start.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

MISsnaroIis. June TO- Late THE
evening the schedules IL the Northwest
ern Guaranty Loan company werc tiled
With the register ~ dee,i-. The show.
ing IL great deal better than was nj
first expected, and is briefly AZ follows:
uenoral assets, ss.2e.5lt: general liza
hilities. ss.is,. Ts2s6. leaving balance
in favor % the company ~ s2.ll679l.2L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Jscssor. Mich June 40 = Dprviar~
hlex open the safe - 4 ". Phillips nf
O'Clock this morning il the br.~n fac
tory on Frances street The e,I.l.ss.rn
awele pespic scrss the stftst The
alarm wac eivcn and NE hnfpisvs few.
The safe contained oriy - cents. ssti
this the sale hiv~erE Did not get
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

pun,9sf. Iowa. june 10 tine ~ the
wssIst raiuetossns ~ fhe rrss,n sisiis,i
this esv'ttsn lhss tofrns~,n Railroads
and crspa have suffered severely. All
trains aFs firlaye from sasbouts. The
Mississippi - rising Faladl, and a ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Ives sasses How he VIII t'1ay chr
Chanspton of Enxiassd-

Ives States How BE VIII t'lay chr
Chanaptoa or Enxiassd
PARis. June Ia. Frank Ives. the
American chsmpion billiard player. e,id
u rcpss;er today that be would not sc.
crpt the challenge Il John Roberts. the
English champion. rcccntly defeated by
him. ~ play another match unicss
Roberto fis~t put up drIsxit He
would insist; he said. that the psskers Il
the table tr cut straight lie was coa.
fideDt that even with the ismm~si sinpke
barred. he could beat Roberts. but even
- he would not return to London to
play unless the stakes should bc made
unusuall, large. Ivs~ will open toDor
row evening his engagement at the
Royal club In Paris Ills salary viii ie
oluD night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Representatives u shs VARIOUS esthoile
se0pessnce s>rtets<s. which have tsksn
. part IN th< ss0Vpsunee csnxress. met
this ns<.rnsng IN The ast inssitute 70 ss,n'
slsiss pia1s by shieb AL tbs e~tholie OF
Sansxsticas may b. united. Resolutions
vere adopted with that cad 10 view.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

S.ssxsw. Mich. Jun. %. Ma Ecrs
Ar Was srfasgnea bersse Justice pert
ms th,s afternoon on complaint a Mr.
Carrie sutton. charged wifh cfinipfi
libei s,everai other arrests - like rss.
farc will folinv. se = result - the guar
nj among the n1eEBbefs "a Hive No 81.
l. a. r. NJ Defendant w~ held IN
FIsn honda
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Ssw isse. tune ~ Nsrii sss ~
ret,s.f hsrs Alnishf ffssu N~e orissr~
thsf Ioha ftiff, fhe fefefee in al ttH
tse fsise hztfs - ~ sasaspse sish q
fhaf s,tF <nsl s~s-utlY a ins nee Gges
eeaf eilsi - ,fessi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Hofa.rp. Mich. June 10. We Rev.
e. Wan Co.'s. The sm5vatel pssts - IT,
NiBih Street Reformed church. nrrswss
"a The city . few dsss ars us -
eholari, man q sou,e A years, and ~
magnetic ssrzskes. LAes nsgfsf he wns
Installed sn h,s nev pssfsrsts eth sp-
yropfsHte esarcisra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

CnIcAGo. Jdne l0 The delegates 10
the se-ssarians' congress went To the
wsaia's fair t"day. Ati o'clock this
afternoon they met al the exhibit IL the
British yegetaFisas' soeiety. which they
examined with great interest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

I.oxpox. June 10. More than i0.0o
pemDns attended the Temperance
characterization In Hyde park tniay.
Speeches we're made from twenty plat
forums by Lady Somerset. Sir Wiifred
Iawson. M. r.. president of the alliance
for the suppression of the liquor traffic
and other prominent in temperance
work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

ksenss offs iane io The ~ssssltsh
meat - , Mfi,snsld fssns tslss-
esstssnf si NJ - Iteisssss street ~ss
Destroyed ~ fiss tssiay i~e~. sxsssi.
sasssanee. ss5ssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Hsso~rsr. Ensh. 5us,e 20 viiis
Neyssss Il years MI. ess dfssr rri in fi.-
saIli pconl inat nssfsi. fssiltln sfaese Tie
iev< lie holy ~ rec0scspi this r,sarn
IA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

isssH.l. kas issne ia fssite lsas
assss istszs~ - tiso WalA strfs - lAis
pisfe essa bansea sasi} thss es.ssshE
isase. saotsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Nus1fess- Hfh. tnse ~ Lad
r.gfit sfsse f'v, nsen uesr ascrnsiissa ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

I1oNpos. June i0 Sanger. the Amcri.
can cycli&t. WAS beaten In the mile
scratch race at Hern Hill today by
Harris, the Englishman. Time. ia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

49, Asssssl 5ssn< 81 Uhsss~nify =
Aith.s4a l., sh,vsssass q ~i,sssnsss. 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

PARIS. June TO- Cholera has appeared
at Narbonne. on the railway from Bor-
deaux to Cette.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22
Base Bali NeMs Antique,

ru raE ElIrok ~ THH JurKNAL. The
Srarspnrt correspondent ii The Journal ct
,Jum. >th writes
The s4Ase ball nine mere have arrange, for
game AT Stuc hton ltx1 Saturday. il 4ting
evident that the Dtrig,- Of Belfast. since
some If the members >slW Ghen AT practice
cannot ht induced 10 hazard !; game
ANA vet tile Journal of th- 18TH hears
nothing IN regard ~ this remarkable event.
Perhaps it would le interesting for TIL. ftnl-
@f'oaS ''Dfrigos Of Belfast To learn ey.-ll 1t
this late date, that the game artty played at
Stockton Springs as announc ed and that the
Searsport boys We're retired III the ninth
with the score l. 10 Is in favor Of Stocktull
with the remaining half inning unp'ayrd III
j. customary The day was tine, tle atten-
dance good, and the game very interesting
from tile equality of tlie contest rather tiian
any hrlliancy Of playing 1t lnay WV added
that tHe home team was organized tor the
e,sion and had newer before played game
aS 4 nine birig0-, brace up,
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22
Exercises at the Maine
Central Institute.

The twenty-tifth anniversary exercises of
the Maine Central Institute, Pittste!d, We're
held last week. The baccaaureate sermon
was preached at the Free Baptist church by
Rev +. B Barry of Bangor Sunday before
the graduating class and full house of in
speaker delivered the annual address before
the Young Peoples Christian Association,
his subject being The Gospel of Joy The
text in the forenoon was the Single word
"To-daN, from which he preached a very
interesting and powerful sermon. Monday
evening the Alumni prize recitatlons and
determinations We're delivered i'll Union Hall
before "A large audience wv twelve bows and
girls all Of whom showed careful training
and much natural ability. but only two could
receive tire rril,. and Miss Alice Harlan and
Pltilip pm>nore were the fortunate ONES
tie nrile consisting If five dollars in CASH
inr ea~h 'ittsfial' GofMet Band diminished
iAc l-H>e- On TRr.daN eNeniug nien lIalI
n YAH wei tillea again y Interested friends
anE Spectators NJ listen IT, did ,HoIi,ul ifr3le
aatous alM essays hY fy, yoin. ladies
and Two gentlemen. Tir Slllicct ,t tile ora-
Toms WAS ''StanlaretS of Measurements,
and tlat of tlr ESSAYS, "Old Times and
New llc prz4 iar h--t assigned ori1ion
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The Republican journal., 1893-06-22
CAUGHT ON The FLY

The NJ. G. I. base ball team has disbanded
for the season.
The game between the Belfast ara Au-
gtsta clubs announced To W played at All
gltsta yesterday did not come oH, the latter
club for some reason not being able 70 play
on that day.
w. E. Dilworth will so to Portland Satur-
day to pitch on the niue Of thai city in a
game against the Lewistons. Portland now
stands third in the New England league.
The series hetween Portland and Lewiston
stands Portland :, Lewiston \.
The Bangor Daily News says of the game
in this city last Saturday: The Baagors
were used finely and can't say any hing too
good of their Belfast friends. On Friday,
June 50, the Belfasts will come to Bangor
and play the home team at Maplewocd, and
o.. that occasion there should, and probably
Will, be 4 large attendance. Tile game AT
Belfast Saturday was only the second N hieh
thv Bangurs have played thus far
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22
Concerning Local Industries.

Cart. John t. Harms j. " oren a home
bakery AZ his residence 80. =, High street
corner OF Commercial IeNt Monday.
E. II. Neatly, proprietor of the Monroe
cheese factory j, mow prepared to furnish to
the trade III shert notice tull cream cheese
made w Charles a Galson
Work started Hp Monday morning ~
Critchett, Sihiey Y Ca, s cutting rool be-
fore the account ot s1Nck h,i,i been taken in
some Other parts of r!te huilding. The orders
are now keeping t!ie tirn 50 busy that a conn
rlese slAtt-,l,'wn il OUT nf the question.
p>gENr Mf-lr ,~E~ rH" nsna sarsap.-
rilla rlne whistle A44 leau raised abavt-
tllr reot " tl, lsti,orafarv wlhyh wii makv
stones l4nr" taI-ret hng rai, i1~ former i,t.-
-i-ieil M NJ 7ap NJ th- hnil4r Rouse Mr.
$. y. Dod-v Trurnetl sunday from trip to
i:est'm Introducing Feteii,-T German Conn
muutI Mr. +. A. Wilson has ret4;Iued
..o'n "a '1if' Through F- 1lS lNania hooking
atter the tdyertislng nrerv~ts AZ tlt- Dana
~ar~apalilla Ca Thr animal lus-.tlng Nj
thc stockholders WI sks4tEa Disrnvers Co. was
hrid vr~yeriav aia! tli+ tld haagd Nv lir4.rof7
rt-el~rtrd ~Ncvrt H NJ. rrnw l4v- " hois s1lv-
et'Jed j,y c. i Hal.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22

f'l'''N I''- : n. '''7'i'0 l 'A' ''s9,.l''~S vi
s'i' 'l''''''' e''ttsY ''i i-' '"H'> ~ W f"l'''
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i. N lt'''li RiS'' ltF
Nllls JA' taiM M @'tGsean Ai- Nite,
( lWfa Sliay ur afI4s mnUna iIvd tA!r,{-
,f,,..4 i.f., ...>,
li@'fh 9i KNOX W W.4.s 3t!i H"F property ~
i..tNV-ilN ktnmeV, IS }n is Na}ltd ,NetutN5
IN t,,. - i..Lf.- ,,.i1l f .i4
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22

lin BElER Ile laSt ui the thiee hg
llerreshun sleops, the lselin syndicate
cur defender. was Successfully launched
at Bristol. Junc l-4 Ihv Yacht was chlis
tened the Nigiant hv Miss Marguerite
neWolf. of Bristol. with the customary
ceremony. kdljces received bv >ecre-
tary t,rcshant from samoa are to the eli
tcrt that at1airs thert, liaye reached a crisis
and II NAV he that the nited states wili
a4ain N, rhliged t0 Intervene bewceu tlle
lartiys Thc B1sfen Syndicate e,rp ,!t-
icndei Pilailin. DESTINED I'm stewart n
Binney. successors t0 rhe late Designer
Blrrc>s waS lailicIed from the ward III
Mrssrs ln,c> 4 Zones. Wilmington. Del.
jast week and at once started ia tow for
E.lins. Frie BASIN do, (. Br.nklvn, ID
nav. hc, tln keel tl1fad -berc. after which
sh., will ao Nh Ba.-ur for Iina liuging
ai,,Y is .Nn,,te,l ta IN. ,e,,dy t,l \ rt,s+ Gf
sixayI rtrN rnsNt aanrD The cellgt VT
N,.v I}rlt,,r,l aliaglt,..,jtrnns Fridby IDtil
Nal,tiay ta alIaw .at,li>rJ in rhe Boldr,f
4a.,. r, I,,.n4r,. tbeij. c)u,ipe argun,.,lt-
Tl. >it,aetnn fnd.,e NJ Good Temllar,
b,~.,t,a,,It.t,,j IN, sesSi.,p ~ D,.s Nnine~ N
l,,.~t,,, ly,s .l,.itjt..i ~, a~ tlr npxt ,la.,s
rto,,tI,, Ma, s,g, b,v 7t,... tr,,i,,
N.f.r. iA.a.+.. tq. l6.,a, .tai.r41
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22

Victory again perches on the banner of the
Belfast Base Ball Club. On Saturday last
the Bangor club came down BY steamer
the Trotting Park grounds. The weather
was rainy and the grounds We're damp, caus-
ing all to labor under disadvantages. The
game resulted in score Of 13 to 5 in favor Of
the Belfasts and was too one-sided to be in
teresting, though some excellent plays were
made on both sides. The following score is
furnished rs by the scorer for the Belfast
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22

WnJI,,, FAgH The rt.l,art SEM ont
from lin,e that tbi}-y pieces of lace .e..t
tim II the Italian see.u.an III tie Womaf !,
building have been stolen IN, ,lfa rue.
June l3th was Grt'ilaA %taN, am l!,3, ,'th'
Meie tlsf'fl IA-i i'7''et ~ ll'li 's"1 y
fi.,,', ,5l,-,- al.+1 !,oi,'l
has been received at tie Worlds Fair
Ex- President Harrison ,rlix;ed at his home.
in sn(iianapeli- from the Werld Fair last
Sunday night lie spoke lil the htghe>t
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22
News Of The Oranges.

The next meeting Of Waldo Pomona
Grange will he held with Granite Grange al
North Searsport next Tuesday, June 21tl.
The address of welcome will lie by A. Stin-
son, response by A. l.. Mudgett. The ques-
tion of female suffrage will be discussed at
firmative, Oracle Bowen; negative, a. A.
CHM. An interesting program viii be pre-
sented by Granite Grange.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22

Among the pleasant privileges of this
week is that Of listening to Miss Adelaide
NJ. Crocker, the gifted Young graduate Of the
Emerson College Of Oratory, Boston, who
ais most praiseful Of her gifts as al elocll-
ZIONIST The auditorium OF the Universalist
Church has been secured, and the readings
Of varied characters will be given in said
place at o'clock Thursday evening, June
I'D. Admission 10 cents
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22

The Cemetery Committee will organize
this week. Mrs. Marshall has already rails
ed several hundred dollars, bnt more will be
solicited as it is intended to make Grove
Cemetery one of the finest in the State.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22
>WS Oh Tnt EEk.


fiNlitHN' i'' reunion lp Nli'
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The Republican journal., 1893-06-22

a large and commodious walnut SOFA, of
an ola pattern, belonging To Mr.. a. H. Banks
was overhauled and recovered with silk
brocatelle last week by F. A. Robbins. The
workmanship showed that nice furniture
when in need of repairs need not be sent ont
of town relegated to the attic.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22

MONROE. Rev Y, =. Mckinley, d student
from Andover, is here 10 spend his vacation
ana Will preach once each Sunday and hold
a meeting in the evening, and also an even
ing meeting sometime during the week.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-22
A Kitten and a Rhyme.

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-03-11
DEATH FROM FRIGHT.
Singular Instances of the Fatality O
Nervous Shock.

Singular Instances of the Fatality O,
Nervous shock.
81 have interested myself somewhat
in looking up unusual causes of DEATH"
said DR.. Elder, land have met several
weIl-authenticated instances where
fright was the cause. The English
Surgeon-General Francis tells of a
drummer in India across whose legs a
harmless lizard crawled while he was
half asleep. lie was sure that cobra
had bitten him, and it was too much
for his nerves and he died. Frederick l.,
of Prussia, was killed by fear. His wife
was insane, and one days he escaped
from her keepers and dabbling her
clothes in blood, rushed upon her hus-
band while he was doing in his chair.
King Frederick imagined her to be the
white lady whose ghost was believed
to invariably appear whenever the
death of memn~r of the royal family
was 10 occur, and he was thrown into
fever and died in six weeks. But
perhaps the most remarkable death
from fear was that of the Dutch
painter. Pentman, who lived in the
seventeenth century. One day he
went into a room full of anatomical
subjects to sketch some deaths heads
and skeletons for picture he intended
to paint. The weather was very sui
try, and while sketching he fell asleep.
He was aroused by bones dancing
around him and the skeletons suspend
ed from the ceiling clashing together.
In fit of terror he threw himself
from the window, and, though he sus-
tanned no serious injury. and was in
formed that slight earthquake had
caused the commotion among his
ghostly surroundings, he died in few
days in a nervous tremor. l could cite
many other cases where the shock 10
the nervous system which we know as
fright has produced death. washing
ton Post.