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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18

you will look back and realize that you
have done your state greater service than
had ever been done for it before"
First Adjournment for Three Days.
The speakers sentiments were greeted
with continued cheering. Then speaker
pro tenn. Hoch told his listeners to carry
home and preserve their badges Of authority,
for they were mementoes of a thrilling ex-
perience, and the time would come when
Kansas would again be Republican and
they could then hold reunions and trot out
those badges as decorations of honor
Other speeches of similar tenor were
made and then motion to adjourn to this
morning was voted on and carried unani-
mously after some little talk. The Repub-
6cans then, for the first time since Wednes-
day, in a body filed out of the hall and into
the streets.
LeweIIing Feels Much Relieved.
While all this had been going on Cover
aor Lewelling was closeted in his Office
down stairs with several members of the
Populist party. The state executive looked
and acted as though load had been lifted
from his shoulders. Some of his visitors
commended his course others upbraided
him for what they characterized as his lack
of back bone. To the latter he replied that
he considered the outcome as vindication
of his own dignity, that for the state and
for the party bloodshed would not have
been justified, and the entire matter was
relegated where it properly belonged, to
the arbitrament of the courts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
Wyoming Legislature. Last Chance.

CHEYENNE, Feb. ls.-There was no little
excitement in the legislature yesterday
Over an attempt on the part of the Repub-
licans to find a candidate for senator who
could not only command his party strength
but also get tnr ee votes from the outside.
They did not find one. Today the legisla-
ture must adjourn and no election is prob
ahJa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
Murderer Escapes from Jail.

BURLINGTON, Kan, Feb. lS.-Vau Or
man, the Waverly bank robber and MUIR
derer, escaped from the county Jail about
midnight. Indications poiut to help
from the outside. Posses are out.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-18
Fritz and His Sisters Are IN Inc.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Feb. 1s.-Fritz New
and his sisters, of this city, are heirs to the
Reinhardt fortune of 81, ,OO0, 600 guilders ac-
cumulated in India. The heirs knew but
little of and paid but little attention &c
family traditions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
A OWNING ROD
Mixed Up in Some Peculiar WAY
With a Killing at Marshall.


MARSHALL, Tex, Sept, 1l.-(speclall-
4. II. Franke, the man who was shot
by an unknown party last Friday morn.
ing, died this morning from che effects OF
his wounds lie postponed making a
statement until to- late, and died without
giving any information In regard to the
whiic-cap story or who It was that hred
the shot, Soon after Fnnkc's death OIL
GERS arrested Tom white foreman ~ The
car department OF the Texas and fadhc
shops, aud j. frank Davis also employed
In The shops Both men ure now In jail
MAGGIE DRAINE,
the woman At whose house Franke was
shot, stated to the reporter the next day
creeping around the house Who rnn away
when discovered. Later In the nlght s9ins
one came 90 the back door and called
Franfe and found Ton White. who told
them that white caps were after hlu
WHITE and that he had, risked Ms llts TO
warn him. This was the warning disre-
TOM WHITE
was seen by a reporter and stated In
substance NJ follows:
About a week age negro boy brought
him note saying , lpan , sad given ,6,5 70
ought 10 be done with white man VINO
would marry u negrV. He WAS asked 70
leave his answer " graek gt an ~
TO the note, saying shat he thought there
was law for such. but n the law did
not reach such, then good men ought 60
&ake a IN hand. This note he carried down
10 the gas house. As he was leaving ne
saw two men 20 and gei TIE note lhey
then called him and asked hun 10 come
over TO some trees near, Here he tOuni
seven other men who wore white masks.
The two first. however, did all the talk.
ing. They said Franke was the worst
100 slick TO gt1 cnnsnht. The conversation
also implicated Gus Mcqueen, a young
man who lives. out OF town. and White
on Monday night he went 10 Mrs. Bur.
wells and warned FRANKIE, telling him all
that had passed between him and the nine
been "a the yard that night, and that II
be could have caught hlm he would have
'"been cutting him yet,
]. +. DAVIS
was seen BY the reporter the day after
the shooting and said that he dld not
FRANKIE had newer beeg Dn good terms,
and that be bad left his home TO avoid
F FrsSs wPo 9 Ssa ishee i i h. s saa
not seen him for ten or twelve days
Pauline Bnrwell. the woman O. whom
~ hr1 paS WIFE for n sos rsSn Iny. S ep
jeeted 70 her marriage witty Franke, which
Jed 80 family trouble. aud later 20 Davis
leaving MS VIE.
A DIyINING ROD.
on the night OF the shooting Franke
and one Dave Wallace had been out pros.
pecting With a disininK rod owned by Mr..
AshwGrth. In making Der statement 10
ghe reporter Magic Dralue says that some
days ago Tom White cane over and want
ed TO 70 out and try thia rod. Che said.
further that both White and Davis sus-
pe,Sed FRANKIE Of using this rod 70 locate
money which had been buried. The story
OF the white-odps. the diTinlng rod and the
arrest Of the two men with the possibility
OF others has ocsnsiCmei considerable talk
aud events are watched for with interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
THE RAILROADS.
WESTERN ROADS LAY DOWN
THE LAW STRONGLY.
southwestern Roads sIust Come to
Tine---rhe Rool. island People are
Besinnins TO Arrive Back AZ Home.

Fourteen men Of the force of the
Rock Island rad, who have heretofore
had their headquarters at Bowie. came
down to Fort Worth last night and will
in the future make their Headquarters
IN this city. The wire connections will
be made tomorrow night, when the dis.
patchers will move 10 their new head.
quarters. Passenger Agent Byers Of
this road informs The Gazette that the
new offices win not be finished for sew
eral days, but that the pressure Of bust.
ness at this point is so great that the
change will be made Notwithstanding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
HEROKEE STRIP

Everybody hocking to Hen
= ey and Caldwell, thou
Us of people there, in fact,
BE than can make a start
FOple in their anxiety to Sc
|re 100 acres of land have
|erlooked the fact that the
Puthern Kansas Railway
|ns through one of the best
!rtions of the Strip. The
ut Worth and Denver City
|ilway will sell tickets from
BIT Worth to Kiowa for
B 10, which will put you
|nediately on the line of
! Strip and give you an
bortunity to make a run
hge you are not hampered
Aouands of others
Met Office 401 Main St,
Union Depot, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
rHnnE posEs cuRED La

SLATE. Stokes county. n. C..-Cham-
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy Is the best medicine tor the pur-
pose for which It Is intended that J ever
used. Ny nephew was taken with bloody
ALBERT A. BOYLES.
For sale by n. y. Grammtr and J. II.
Nieks < Co, Druggists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
GENERAL ANp rERsoNAL.


]. ]. Hart fuel agent Of the Chicago.
Rock T''""d and Pacific at Chicago
spent yesterday in the city. lie left last
night for Chicago.
Il, NJ. Campbell, trainmaster % the
city. " '-
O., l.. Ware, general livestock agent
Of the Fort Worth and Denver, was In
the city yesterday on business.
General Roadmaster Conlisk is in Chi.
cago on q visit 10 the Worlds fair. Andy
Van line Is representing him during his
absence.
An exchange says number Of appli-
cations have been made to the minister
OF public works of Egypt for permission
10 establish and operate electric rail.
ways In Cairo. and that 1t has been de-
cided to receive bids for the franchise.
IL, NJ, Fickingcr,, travelling passenger
agent of the X. G., NJ and b., left yes.
iierday for the North On business for
W, g. Crusher, general passenger
agent of the Missouri Kansns and Trx.
as, spent few hours in the city yester.
\ large number OF colore,l excursion
ISIS LETT Yesterday over the Cotton Belt
Tor Washington to attend the colorpl
Baptist convention. which conyenes on
the 18th inst.
o; A. Carnine. city passenger agent
OF the Cotton Belt, returned home yester-
Jay morning after short visit to Sher-
man.
j., II. White. division superintendent
Of the Cotton Belt route. spent yesterday
IN the city, and left last night for his
headquarters at Commerce.
"a telegram to the Gazette from gen.
erIi live. stock agent ii. " Keenan, Of
the Burlington. from st. Louis last night
says. that road had $50 cars OF live
stock IN the yards al East st. Louis
yesterday, and that they were ali I'm,
loaded before ten o'clock in the morning.
ms Is a great record for the Burlington.
city.
The Railroad Gazette mentions the
fact of Houston 4 Texas Central
train running from Ennis TO Denison,
distance of los miles. IN two hours
and tea minutes. The speed excluding
stops was sixty miles an hour.
Excursion trains have been run on the
mist ten miles Of the Gulf, Beaumont
and Kansas City road. extending from
beaumont, Tex, 10 Pine Island bayou.
The track has been laid for about fifteen
miles mile of rails having been laid
the contract for the iirst twepty-one
miles Of the road, and expect to complete
their work by Oct /. At that time gen
eral Manager Kirby of Houston expects
10 let additional contracts,
r,,,,,,..i Nta,,,,,aa "a 49,. ,-,.,
r,,.',,i,,, -'laiuse' ~ u 'hv eiasvo
nort that 'vnilip"n! Iei,es rs, wy eusteI'
port 'hs ~ lis ro9u, now opgrate9 De
well OpenuhgV Junc'i1n anu Neinsco,
NUS oeen lehseu oy tne international ana
Treat Northern ana Is 10 De operated by
that company
At Uyalde. Tex. call hds been made
for a meeting Of the citizens OF Uvalde
county TO discuss the subject OF q new
railroad from Denver Col, to uYalde
aud the East,
The annual convention Of the United
States Railway Mail Service Mutual
Benefit association opened In Boston on
last Tuesday. President Taylor. IN his
annnai address SAID me menipeTsnlp Was
10y, aha tne assveiH'on pe'er hao
phsh'er prospects
The Union Pacific announced an open
rate. of one fare. for the round trip in con
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Don't be ceaselessly repiniug because
you
Don't feel perfectly well Aud
Don't delay using CREOLE re.
MALE TONIC.
Don't risk Chronic Uterine Trouble
CREOLE FEMALE TONlC-QU ElsN
OF UTERINE SPECIFICS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Among solids, glass Il apparently per
fectly elastic. A plate Of glass beut uu.
der pressure and allowed 10 remain IN.
der strrls for twenty-five years. when
released and carefully tested for any
permanent set was found TO have re-
turned TO eXartly lis original shape,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
HAMILTON fIsH BURIED.

oARRIsONs. y. Y, Sept. 1l.-oa the
banks Of the Hudson. where ne lived 80
many years. the remains Of the late Ham
ti,oo Fish. statesman ;tnd patriot, were
iaid IN the last resting place this after
noon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

I. snlf weed tfucus natans) which.
4 Y, " little round berries" is not IN
VIZ misiletoe in form. but OF a
WI yellow color, has been thought
" ,ost its property of roofing on
w ~ % have acquired the power Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
A. r. MIGNON,
Main St, Fort Worth Texas,

n demand for currency is bringing
We Cd fractional scrip, government
ether. issued during the war, which
n ior years been in collections or have
h mfgotten. The city of Albany last
\ redeemed $50 of this scrip issued
''d. az the time when postage stamps
lsed for change. The Albany scrip
.Vand In the strong box of an Al
~ recently deceased.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
CHANGE IN SLEEPING CAR SER
XICE.n

Hereafter the Kansas City and San
Antonio sleeping car, on the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railway, Will run via
Fort Worth on the flyer; going south,
s.l5 D. m. arrive San Antonio, . a. IA;
going north. H:25 a. m. errire Kansas
aud All other infornsrioa call Al CITY
ticket ofiice, ais Houston. corner Of
Fourth street W. II. WINFIELD.
City Ticket Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Take the Rock Islands .,fsilbnle train
only line running Pullman hleepers and
reclining chair cars 10 Chicago without
change via wielsia, Topeka aud Kansas
ticket Office. sos Main street. and
nion depot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Rfanford. Conn. has n curiosity in the
person OF man who can Zee Ike an owl.
Ia The day ting bis vision Is POOR. but IL
HE night, he. hiss no difficulty indIstin-
gushing objects.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
NEE MAN WHO sMoKEs

wants the best and naturally gets Old
Dominion Cigarettes. Photograph in each
package.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

The shell coins used by the Indians
were manufactured 10 such enormous
quantities by the Dutch nj New York
that the value Of the currency WA
grenly lrnreeintnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

HEaI.rS. Gspt 11-'rhe foreign ONCE
herr \ inforinei that fhr Cniuese Kofefll-
lpcnf 4 pfeiiariag a pFottFt af.iu.t
salzsa - lhs cliness suuaasao " iroaeinea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

We could dll this paper fun Of the won.
derful nerye-cures and headache cures
made by PRBSTON'S HED-AKE;
but trial Is far more CONVINCING. No
cure; no pay!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

by mixing u saturated solution Of car.
Donate Of soda with ordinary carmlne
ink, red lines may be successfully drawn
on blue pnuts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

To gain strcugth--Hood's Sarsaparila.
For steady neryes-H0ods sarsaparilla.
For Pure blood-Iiood's SarsAparilla.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Counterfeitiug was a. profitable IN M.
Gent as In modern times, and far more
common.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
TEXAS RAILWAY
GREAT HOCk ISLAND ROUTE.

Commencing Sunday. Sept. 10. fhe
Rock Island VIII inauMirafa double ,lnily
train service No. lenyes l'hi1n De
pot at 90 a. nj No. I arrives I4J o.
n. No leaves Union depot al $40
81 NJ. No 3 arrives 800 H. 90.
Ticket Office. COS Main ntrerf
.. T.. BfisRs. Gml Ag't
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

The tiger makes short wopi Of the buff
falo In Sumtra Therefore. 10 avoid its
enemy the buffalo rests at night In the
the surface.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Go to W. s. Matney. the Tailors. new
store, 50s Main street, for new goods aud
late patterns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

40 Representation Of the face ~ o
man was ever stamped on 4 ro.n Until
nicer Tie death 81 Alexander fle Great.
who ras regarded az n diFlnliy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12
A FEW "DoNTse

Germany has 100000 dcpositora il
savlngs banks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

'.,eaant's lunch every day from IL
= until 2, at TO1 Main street Try
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Dew has a preference for some colorF
While a yellow board attraet. dew, i rcd
or black one beside II viii be perfectly
dry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Visit free reading rooms at-701 Main
street The leaders IN journalism Oh hle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Insure your lie 10 the Proyident SAT-
Jugs for 5000 or mFre. save 40 PER
G at on annual premiums and take 10 THE
great object lcs5oa Of The nipeisln eru-
tuFy.
Rennd.trip tlrkei p Chicago given With
al $5OOo-palicies First aonual premium
paiAl taken unt before Oc. -. Apply
70 any agent OF 70
Il. n. PAIsRo1'r, STATE Agent
Waeo, Tea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

Hereafter o uuiiorm price " 10 rtnts
A LIMO viii be charged FOR nllfunrlrs
aud resolutions Of respect printed IA The
Gazette Sornn words 70 tbs line
The cash rpual accompany orders fof
GAZETTE COMPANY.
AfArel /. iSVs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

ord's Monarch Is LONG Havan-nlisd
cigar; price. SC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

In Hillsb0rOugh county n H., there "
a solid rock with channel 20 feet deep
aud 10 feet wide cut through Its side.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-12

= pow dras slorc. l0ol sOull NAN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Cry or MExfco. june 3.-Thc trc-
mendous drop in the price of silver.
bringing exchange on New York 10 G5
per cent. has caused much discussion
among Mexican bankers They gener-
ally regard the present situation as
Offering great opportunity for the
United States 10 force binetalism upon
Europe. 1t Is sugRrsted by one man
that the United States might issue
gold loan ~ ,t1QOOco0QO a.. per cent
bonds, which. II 10 said, would be immc.
oiateiy taken up 10 Europe. where oil
other government securities would i'm
mcdlatoly drop heavily. not being
able "a compete with American
hoods. Then. according a. the theory.
gold would How into the United States
and In q snort time biinctaliism would
have ~ be adopted by Europe. and tho
enormous quantity II silver held BY the
american treasury would rise IN value.
the Whole transaction being immensely
profitable Ca the United sfafcs II i
said here that N nothing is done to bring
as,out l.metailism all tho silver using
countries viii begin manufacturing Tor
themselves and tho United States and
EDfope v,il io.~ enormously in their
foreign trade The United states. "a IL
urged. could afford tountestsko ae,gan
&C hnancial operation. being attic 81
feed IL. and has = wonderful opportunity
to settle the silver question: permanently.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Engtnccr Craig Drops Dead While
the Train Thunders On.

Emeinccr Craig Drops Dead While
the Train Thunders On.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.--While an
extra freight train on the Philadelphia.
Wilmington 4 Baltimore railroad was
ruehing along at speed of twenty-five
miles an hour last evening the only
hand upon the locomotive throttle was
that IL . corpse -Ebenezer Craig. the
engineer. The train Was pulled by loco
motive No. f03. II came laundering
north from Wilmington at 7:i0 o'clock.
At Edgcmoor. which Is only two miles
this side of the Delaware metropolis. the
train stopped and several cars were at
tached to II. Engineer Craig. who was
a man OF l5 years and veteran IT the
track. did not leave hie cab. but he
talked 10 Fireman Bainbridge. When
the locomotive again gained speed the
head II the engineer dropped forward.
his face was white under tho SCOT and
smoke and HE hand clufchei the familiar
lever. but il Was not controlled by the
alert brain. The engineer had quietly
expired The fireman did not ,liscover
this until the train rushed through
Chester and nearly killed number cf
people nj tho station. lie took hold of
Craig then and found he was dead.
Then he stopped the train.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

a.. A.~r-,c T.x.. y..a at,
A-nI-.z~~~x = 's-.s- -~A. sh-e
ev>r ocrnrr>d An T.wn. aork nInco ehin
afternooa ahouf 2:3o o,clock neus -
vilIsv, - Ilr,u.ki.ria~, In WfI~nn
s,-,-s-s- sas.t- - .-'sl.- ....,th - ehi.
- ~ - - - -. 80
Anconio and Asaneoe ksn psDenGnf
No 4 loavtne hero at lD p.
%. The aRais- resulted IL the
k1ll1ne a y. W. Martin. the firpman. and
~ csrfnrr ~ IN. - thn ral.i~rr. vrho
- ~ -. s. IN M.v . ~r-l,ov
~ - -:-s .t. a.
cosenee expses az ana com I.nss.ou
naegaGe and mau car. AZ breckinrdee
The train stopped tO take water and when
u pulisd out three men boarded the blind
ba3gage without being seen. Tho tram
had just entered . sharp curve sew
hundred ysrds from tho tank when the
robber. May, climbed upon the tender
and with 48-caiiber pistol in each
hand ordered Engineer Tlerney and
Fireman Martin 10 throw up ghetr
hands Ticrney did 80, but Martin made
. move as though he Vas about to 20
cure revolver from box under his
seat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29


SANFORD = Noe lGsae Governor Of
Alaska Again
WAsalncrox. June q The president
today made the following appointments:
Governor q Alastn-J James Sheakley
OF Alaska
Consuis IL. Clay Armstrong. Jr.. OF
Alabama at Grenoble. France; John h.
Laquaite Of Louisiana. at Martinique.
West Indies; Samuel Thanhouser of
Georgia. Ut MatamoraA Mexico: William
G. Emmett Of New York. at AK Ia Cha
pelle. Germany.
Surveyors General Idaho. George w.
Snow Of Salt Lakc City; New Mexico,
Charles +. Easley Of New Mexico.
Receivers u Public Moneys Thomas
H. Corhett OF Kentucky. at Guthrie,
Oklahoma Territory; Preston A. Griffith.
At Sidney. Nebraska: Eugene h. Thayer.
at Wausiu. Wiscous1: Pedro Delgado,
at Santa Fe, New M(kico.
Registers Of Land Hhices Thomas J.
Lowe. at Guthrie. q T.; Bushrod M.
Dilley OF Missouri, &C Oklahoma, q. T.;
John NJ. Adams, at Sidney. Nebraska;
j. w. Ferguson. ut Grand Island, Ne.
braskx; Louis Marchetti. at Wausau.
Wisconsin; Byron Gedp. At Salt Lake
City; BENJAMIN r. WiloDa, ct La Grande,
Oregon; James H. Walker. 1t Santa Fe.
New Mexico.
Commodore Aaronsw. Weaver to b.
a rear admiral in tho naxy, vice Rear
Admiral David B. Hfrne.y: retired.
the treasury department - follows:
William r. Hogarty. Kansaa, Chinese
b-1&.x
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

NEw YoRK. Juno - President
Dcpcw has arranged that the interest
and dividends due 10 the stockholders
and ndf,ondholders OF the Vanderbilt eye
tenn on July shall he paid today. The
total amount 10 be paid In advance is
e.. s0olsD including thr semi annual
,nterest on Sio.Ooo.0D per cent New
York Central bonds. the guaranteed
interest ON the Beech Creek linr. The
raaraniced interest on the foo.oQ1 go
81 Wcst Shore I per cenis. and divi-
dends on the Sew York a Harlem.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Beojsria naacn : oeunco,v. ~ -
The eIev3tu sknft = ~ To1oy CO
Dsuk and IahlD toapeny. uknue (ocDce1;
= on Nnrth rtse& sosnsG q 40 ~
aieht. and reczfsed iu1~rj~ frpu uk1iA
- uilI pso(nhly die.
The clcva1oe ehnf4 woo oa1fssls unuco,
teefsd snd say penson ~alkins 1krooon
the building might hnve vslkrd ~
the pit The nieiat wss.hn sn. vso1.
cuddsbaek. We salhinx wit, I,o1eo :
few n,oncnts ef>m 8 oclock end IN
him TO make his roands. On fis srturn
Cuddebaek heard groan In tie el~vatas
shaft. and drecending 10 the hassmeok
found Boies lying 90 the bottom a tl,s
SHAFT pit
Cuddebsck ssys that when be lrft
Boles . short time before the lstirr
asked where the closrt Mrs 10 aiexi and
he thinks Bojee h4d started 70 fint Il In
the dark and Se!i into the shaft without
warming Il his dAngrs,
Cuddebach called the amhulsncs and
the injured man wss taken % hir heu,r.
No. q Conrt eereef keyevsi dacfnrs
found thst kis dEusl vss terribiy crushed
OVER the right eya The frontnl tcns
was crushed for rpsce of tvs or three
square inches and kis krair ws exrr~,~f.
After washing away the l,iood aud
handaeinR his heod hs was taken - 81
Marks hospital. The doct0ss think his
chances Tor rpoo~wy arr dos1bsful. -
piccee a the hruhen bono srre tsprs
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