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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ST Marks Church Fourth II July"
addresses ii n IN. and 1870 p. IN.
=. Marks Hospital q a. IN. service.
st. Matthews Fifth Ward +. f.. Mis-
sion. Qumby and North avenues Sun.
day school 10 a. IN. 10 IL "A. m Service
and sermon IL n. m. To T..
All Souls Church Univcrsalistl. Shell.
don street. corner Of Dakes Rev Charles
Fluhrer. ID. d.. pastor. Morning sub
jcci: ~ Present Salvation" Sunday
school at II m. No evening service.
Fountain Street Baptist Church
Rev. John l.. Jackson. ID. d.. pastor
Morning subject: The Signs al the
Times" evening subject Sense Per
ception in Religion.
Grace Episcopal Church. corner Cher
~ amt Lafayette streets John Brews
Ter lAubhs. rector Holy communion
and sermon 1870. evening. prayer and
sermon $50: Sunday school I'm. Seats
free. Vested choir.
Trinity Church Celebration IT Holy
Communion at 1880. with sermon
Escnsong at 40. with sermon. sun
day school and Bible class AT J Vested
choir. Seats free. H. H. johnson. rec
tor
Interesting meetings are being held
every Sunday afternoon at BIO. at the
Union depot. As these meetings are
held under the auspices 81 the \. NJ. &.
~ members of the organization, ~ well
as all others. are invited 10 attend.
Spring Street \. NJ T.. church The
Rev ". y Kane pastor. Preaching at
1880 u. m. and 100 =. m. by the Rev.
John l.. Davis. \. u. Of Ypsilanti At
81, D. m by the Rev !. Greary Sun
day school 40 p. m. All are cordially
invited.
Grand Rapids Spiritual association
will meet IN Lincoln hall. No. - Pearl
street. No morning service Conference
meeting at 7Io p m Prof. Seymore q
Philadelphia will assist All invited
New Jcrusalcm church Morning sub
iect. Significance of the Gates II pearl. .
The Rev George y. Smith minister
Church ~ Christ The Rev. W 4.
Russell pastor. Services morning and
evening. The Rev " r. kichafCisui-
former pastor of the church. hut now of
Denver. Colorado. viii preach ia the
morning. aud ia the evening. al The
Close ~ an entertainment under the
auspices Il the G. " y. NJ. he viii give
a short address. All are invited q AT
tend these services
South Congregational The Rev J r.
smith pastor Morning baptism and
reception ~ msmters- followed by com
iuunlon. evening. preaching by Presi
dent Srerry ~ olIyot college T. II =
=, r. ~ d.l5
Patriotic Service Charles T. BellSnap
vIii address mass meeting ~ young
men ~ the hall - the Young Mon :
Christian association SUNDAY July = AZ
. y. m Subject. Significance a tie
Fourth ~ July.
seventh Day Adventist Elder VIII
iam Osirander pastor. ''eod Template
hall. NrNnlien bIoek. SUNDAY. I'D p
IA Elder Moore IS expected e. preach.
Si,th ward baptist missiop sunday
schoo. viii meet al : 3 M. Do ". g.
StGslley superintendent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

10 the Rife that takes pride IN her
llfe hoaoe or zoe motasr t8sat will r9ist
a rows t,eanss burnt mattel j. thrown
upon Tire floor. what isnofee xasTersting
than nn going - the cellar m the morn
ng ard Sad The fscr dotted siih min
nature axes the -flrcr - v hich comes
fF6u ii,s Sc iH the refrigerator. '>ome
part ~ t4e refrigerator s.vee way during
rbe rigfit. ASH by motnIuV the iiopr -
hi.siftl sad the ehsi.e deiicacies "a the
pre-ervef arr ruined Dad you ever
hear uf a. Instance - who're az unreli
abis feifNeesiof. always giving satistac
aeu - fEeIf boi alvass something
ear of scar 40. aey ane Who made
suCa = purchase can iea sru Tar fetter
than Sc caa afi.e \ usfrigera;os that
stsass Ntr4f Egfisctit gives go ffaatfie
~ tsse. Is eurellenf a. itse sra deritle
iH construction. = t.rssng io any
hewe Regarding unf eRn refrsgefaiefs.
fhe iletHau II Is unnecessary 60
speak q ~ virtues Suffice IL 90 SAY
tines take back seat far none eH
g4n5 81 aksnE AZ eo ask - II soa
are afe8t q purchase enc. hook ostTs
over II j. a pleasure e. shs4s thrm.
ari fee. sure you wili be satisfied
Ief them speak tev themseisee We
eoeia - p.saeei g. furnish them either
fdr east " easy fsfme
lgFvHsz Co9rAxy.
fA 81 81 ara 81 Cansi street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

eeas 'et.tson Stir aien IA TIE Sans es4~i
ness Trustee Andsas nlofesi a. azasu4
1.eHt that ths sapf,lses be farm shrd -
pupiis FREE - Charge The au.eLcmeHt
carried IS ! s4t1 "a 4 "A. aHd tie ~
prt a. ansaslsd so adopted
ses-as Takers Apposntrd
Pres..ieDl Fisher spf-nated the 81
swiaz sebss4 ceasus ehuiaesafors g.
tzks the zcLooi q aso<.
first Mart u. - Miiss
>ecsmf Aap,l James blair
Thifd Nafil 1hosna- T. BFadnoid
foafth Nsni Alish + Clark ant
Bestba tsfeenfaans
fiah wari Vii L.iiiosvsll and
tieorge T. tatts
sixth Ward Alnnio Asr.s an1 jan
Msliett
ssseuIh wsra ass Fsonis Asech
and Apna E,AEfaad
tlxbth Ward VI III fftI4 raid
Siaga Aara tlmuaa hnox
Ienth y ard bertha Potter aad IL
vere y amer
flsvcufb Ward VI h MAJ bury
fweifta Narl Thomas q; gi,-sf-e
sae b are aslourued
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
SUMMER MEATS
a, Summer Prc..-Now Is the Time
10 Buy.

The Western Beef y Provision Com
paBs always caloy lucrative business.
a. summer or "a winter the stalls are
always crowded With eager buyers, The
meat furnished by this hrm Is always Of
the most ioothsomc nature. and - said
- - the lest that is t. be found in the
ci;y The Western Beef Il Provision
Company pride themselves on the high
grsdss 1T their goods. Now * the time
o. tus vuur meats al summer prices.
White ga the advance IN other places.
the purchaser vii tnd that the " esiern
Eeei 3 Provision Company arr selling to
ice consumer at wholesale prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
MANY rsn,s,rr, pl,.p
Eegaisr Meeting ~ ths 8as4si &C
Public Narks

No t.cte,sief 81 The lizard e pahi.c
Works eas late Yesterday and il VAS 3
cisck uhen tie luarsi Aent into 80
sica
Warfen Wrathegly appeared before
the rcaFi ll Response @ . summons 81
appear and sh0N cause Nhy the plausb
err license q WeaiheFly 4 Pulte should
oct ~ re,aked for failure o. comply
With ociefs tron the hoard Sic Meath
cfiy explained that the work had been
attended L. snd they would be more
careful IA the future
,isorge " THOMPSON appeared with a
petition isom residents on Nest LeOnard
street. asking the board 10 .eaye the
grafie liuc i~sEeen tifeenwooi cemetery
add Mt Calvary cemetery thu same Is
u AIS hr-t established. lie Was IN
formed ulat the board hsd visited the
place IN question aud wogld dcride tue
matter later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Administrator Of the Estate Of Robert
y Bauer. Deceased.
HONEST GOODS.
Always TO BE Found a; S,fahan q Greu-
iich's-Low Prc-s

II is doubtful il firm in this city has
ever showed a more rapid development
IN business than Sirahan x Greulich
This firms career dates lis incipiency
back only few mcaihs. yet ~ that
brief time they have worked themselves
up 30 the from rank. rs clothing and
gents furnishing irm they are pro-
bounced and emphatic success. Stra
han n creulief always carry IN stock a
magnificent assortment of goods. and nj
all SEASONS a full array ~ novelties are
always displayed IN gents furnishing
goet,s. sultlngs. trousssings and ready
m;itle clothing. Sirahan n tireulich are
a live iirm alive o. the interests of
their patrons and arr ever ready to
ftif.tsft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
opsa.nr Of N. Mona r.rm.

The Columbia Cpllsr.r = Commerce.
located Ia the Mchullrn ilss,k. wshs :
u anapu4re that their seraai term
opens Juit H. Tie ,,,lir,e Will make a
specially ~ training "a teachers IN all
tsancA :. ineluan ~ subjects rec,-s.
sars ief tifsi so as ~ ihiri county
certificates anG stsie ees;iiicaiss. Pscf.
II = s,coit viii have charge y the aor.
ulal fs-hool
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
oolr. 70 ouawa B.aeh Today J

The & s v VI. train Nil leaye the
uuinH depot 81 80 "a. % EefuGnipg.
leave Ottawa Eeach AT 60 J.. q. You
can enlvs go,sd ii-hiDg aud . go<e din
nef al the OTTAWA Teach hotel
tsfo tfHNeHN. a.. + T.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

l4siies' f'rs q gsga OAforsis. f.lated
Philadelphia ~ eenmee srake tscs, Tor
ID 81 sizes eeA sieck, c.eau Gsoss
and TIE creates bargain a al = oar
lesi.es !ine - tan oAifds Tor q -
Come early toaoEto~ iuorh.pg q
oil 49,. :. { anal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Anyway. SD far as Chicago is con
cerned. il does. for the West Michigan
will sell excursion tickets from Grand
Rapids for the II 80 p. IN. train To- Chi
cago that night. as well as on all trains
the 81 and ith. All good tn return on
al trains leaving Chicago the 9TH. Take
the West Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Kahn 4 Iiecht. MISUNDERSTANDING.
have given a 5000 chattel mortgage Oh
their stock t. secure creditors.
The Cleveland Gill company mas dc
cided not 10 shut down lis iron mines at
Ishpemlng.
At special election Lansing has
voted g 300 for municipal electric
light works.
Tomorrow night Liz Rapids anna
tours will produce the Pirates OF Pen
Zance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
KNOWLEDGE

Bring comfort aud improvement aud
tends 10 pcrsoaAi employment wien
rightly usea. The many. who live i-s-
Ter than othsgs and enjoy lie ni0sc, with
les expenditure. bv more promptly
adapting the worlds hest pnplucts IA
tie need Of physical being, slil attest
the value o. health 81 The pure liquid
laxative priaciplc- embraced in the
remedy. syrup 81 Figs
lts excellence j. dee 20 its presenting
In the form most accep,s Die and pleas
ant L. the taste. the TefcS shing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive: ciicriually cleansing tie - stem,
dispclling cold, headaches sad levers
and permanently curing constipation.
|, has given satisfaction - millions and
met with che approval Of the medical
profession, because il aets on the hid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il j. perfectly Tree irom
every Objectionable substance.
syrup If Figs i Cor sale by all drug
gis.s in soc and FL bottles, but u - man
ufacturcd by the California Fig syrup
Go. only, whose name IS printed on every
packsge, also the name, syrup of Pigs,
and leing well informed. YOU will not
accep, any substitute II offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Sponkie Andre. No. 40 Euclid avenue.
Valley City. Areud Dom. No. - But
terworth avenue. Fulton street. Child
OF Martin plersma. Crosby street.
Greenwood Noble X Norman. Elk
Rapids. Valley City. George LAMBETH.
No 10 West broadway. Mt Csivary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

ffefe s ~ great fash fag Osf8ri. ~
titars ~ { anal sffref Jest 2.anaa
af tn fricns fa8les sienxsia Drfsifi .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Original John Mays, Isaac Mon
tongue. Increase Henry Coy. Orig.
inal. widows. etc. Chloe Van Orman.
Mary Weed. minor Of William II. Mon
roe. Barbara Strohauer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

tlruit Hattie. Nsis sod Aagusl Raa
Fys " - N Reynaais sfreet e he-ap.
inr efu2h ferenno Jeaes. ~ 80.
Ghery street. ehaopsna eoush Miua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

CHICAGO. JULY .. IS ~ Round Top.
1iei,,ts wlll ts sod for O. K s l.
trains leasing Grsnd kaIsfis II - q IA.
Sunday JEls >. and fof trains leaving
Al $40 a a. and ~ p IA july @nd
I. ts,sd for return anti Jals .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
PROMPT SETTLEMENT
OF Death Cha IN By the Penn Mutual
LIFE Insurance Company.

GaANp R,rIps. Mich. Junc3o. 1873.
j. :. Mupseil. Agent The Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Grand Rap
ids. Mich:
wish TO thank you for the estate IF
Robert \. Bautr in the prompt settle.
mcnt Of policy No. sl252 on his life for
Si0oc. proofs OF death being completed
ON June l.. and today you hand me the
settlement | would checrfully recon
mend the Penn Mutual 10 all desiring
good reliable insurance.
JoHN Schiller.
Administrator OF the Estate Of Robert
y. Bauer. Deceased.
The late John y. h. Mead carried "a
policy for $1,000 ia this company. IL
- safe Ia guarantee that prompt set
tlemcnt vii also be made IN tins case.
Tie Penn Mutual will certainly not con
test payment. ~ It's policies are ALSO
lutely incontrstable after two years
from date of issue for any cause what
ever
j \ Masseck, formerly With Bcrkcy
X Gay Furniture company. now repre-
SCENTS the Penn Mutual AZ special agent.
Office 81 Wonderly building
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

The G. x W IL train viii leave the
union depot al 80 a IA Returning
leave Ottawa Beach al G:}u I. W You
can enjoy good fishing and good din
ner al the Ottawa Beach hotel.
Gro. DEiiivES. g.. l.. \.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Rich. red blood az naturally results
from taking Hoods Sarsapariila as per
spnal cleanliness results from free use of
soap and water Now is the time To
lake Hood - nd only Hood :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

keep Cool is an admonination which may
be inclined 10 arouse the ire of people who have
been trying for As, n or u mortal hours 10 do
it; in fact. the suggestion is sure To make one
hot unless accompanied with the remedy To
iispcl the calorc. Now. don't mean 10 be
do gmatc in what say. m the WAY OF
saving il, but know that we have the article
particularly adapted TO person whose DISPOSE
ton has been ruined 10y the wasting OF his cor
pulence in the MONDAY sun. There IL
trying deny the fact that Fahrenheit has
been seeking eniinence by degrees" which
was not even attained by the rate OF exchange
at Nv York last week. rs a consequen nee YOU
we're and are hot How shall YOU get cool and
keep cool. That - Jus; what are coming
at. Buy "A book, and seek shady nook. forget
the fortunes of old SOL aud he happy while YOU
live. and live don't simply exist while Won
here. We will wager that have books
suited TO any mood any man, any maid. There
are books Ia make YOU laugh. and books 10
make YOU cry; there are books to arouse your
intellect and send ambition pulsng through
every vein. and there are books which enable
you to court. WOO and win sleep. forgetfulncss
and peace. Name your need and we Will dis
sipate your want
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Hutton. No 80 Turner street. measles.
Minnie Rozema. No. ISL North Lafayette
street. measles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

The q. & W. VI train viii leave the
union depot AZ $50 IA. Returning
leave OTTAWA Teach al j:sl =. u. You
eau en-. good iishiae AMI gogai din
ner al ~, OTTAWA Beach hoi,.l
GEo DFsiattT. -. H. \.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Buy nnlams Great German . cent
Cough Cure at Scribner a Aldworth'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

GRAND RAPIDS,
NEXT TO 7HUH'.s DRUG STORE,

Is full TO overlooking with BARGAINS in the lines
that il carries This is IN EXCLUSIVE &C and ioc
STORE. selling nothing but the best goods To be had
for these prices. We have other stores which en-
able buy goods in large quantities and of lobbcrs
and Manufacturers, and give customers better
article for the money than other people We make
speciality OF this business We are iust IN receipt of
lo of new goods which you should see Brand new
goods. direct from the Makers and Jobbers.
Sale to continue for short time only TO close the
stock. You ought 1T least give Us a call while we
m your beautiful city, and satisfy yourself that
what say is true.
A large quantity of Fire Crackers. Torpedoes.
Rockets Roman Candies for the Fourth OF July trade
at lowest market prices New goods this years stock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

I will sell the j. H. Tulip stock of
Ladies and Misses Shoes al the follow
ing prices. 10 close them OFT. for one
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
: - TT Y NJ
~ Monroe street

Circus goers should first get square
meal at Dixon's. 81 Pearl street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
an a-r1ns sunday Night.

Ice creams delivered for your Sunday
dinners. VI. h. Formby.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Ice creams. wholesale OF retail. NJ +
IoTmbN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
TRY A NEW SCHEME
free Stationery Supplies % g
furnished Pupils
IN The PUBLIC SCHOOLS
- ho-si fs.aFd a. Acf a. Purchasing
Aseat fos sse cas- "a es.ss
fsker Appointed.

The old > stem u supplying .fatioa
ery e. me pupils IL the sits sehouls sas
ed last aiSht. and at the stationery
hee,iea All he suppsle't free T. ne
Iaplls. for many years Edwin Church
has sept the suppls store aud a.axzslsz--r
u the report - the special comnlttea.
Mr. Church ha- bad fat take ties
store - VA the Basement II the eats hail
where be ha- no rens - pay. >, Nh7t Be
makes - clear profit
The Central wonep Chrs-tian TEN
peraase unioa asked tie board o. adopt
works ga physiology. shieh vii teach
tAe hoser grades the sffeet II alcotoi
and nareot,,s Referred 70 the coaamit
tee GA Text fooks aad schs.1s
Ida tlopkins. appointed % a position
in the eeufssl high school. resigned aud
The resignation eas accepted.
The ccunty taard q sehooi examiners
askat Tor the tie q the high school for
state teachers institute The request
vas granted.
Superintendent halrners said he hal
received letter from Mrs Dwight t;o-s
declining O. accept the position % which
she Mas appointed Trustee hoosrmaa
noss'i - declare vacant al places ahefe
the afIointees have not accepted anl
HAT ths. cnuimiftee ia TEACHERS H. at
fhorixed De- nil the yacancie-. After
souss sicbal. the motion Aas carried
The committee on text Books reported
fssagicg a change IN the teNt book on
az .ihmftic. The report fssOrs Went
vorihs arithmetic Tor the grammar
grades. bat the comuattee we're not all
faYoral4e - the report. and II Nas land
ou lhr table Tor one msnih
To Purchase Periodicals
The library COMMITTEE ia answer 20
the Central Labor union. recommended
subscribing fos several standard PER-
c,licals % place 80 the circulating Il
bfary Trustee Houseuian stated that
Pc honored the Genital Labor union as
murh rs any member q The board. but
ae bad found that the mcgnbers Il ths
Ceatsai labor union did not care
ebrtlrr az not the magazines Werc Yur
cba-,d. he hal inquired aud found
that persons outside u the Geo
trai LatoE union had caused the matter
90 come before the hosfd. The report
u TIE committee was adopted.
These B,ii- xcrr tIlowcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

NirsgiT Furniture romtany iol -
contracts ZOE Heating Apparatus

- ''F'tAt
las committee ga AuHaings repeated
H favor e Hasing contrasts sith
Nrtsiil@y hfoe iar lie heating srpafa
fus n Palmer avenue sthooi AZ . cost
81 si.t-si. alec sifh Wtfhsriy 4 Pulfe
for thr f'lumtIag - the same building
~ So The clmmitfee al-o rsconi
menfed tbe -igaiaE q contfaef aifh
hr''aaieg Bees 81 place asV beating
sff4rafus iu Fountain Street school
fer.fis we're adopted
ZEE rsmmitfee nB tutulinzs refam
mre'. PRE- sFfflnfneut ~ 4 = pfu
- sspeeinirraeHf = isnisrs Trnatee
Feisfr mevst ts,sf The matfer ie r.
ferrfd back - fte committee - see &
Gre sareflutrr ionf - custstrffen auf
fte superintendent ~ isnitaes gsa.a
uef ferfarm al t duhsa 20
l.h rns,fionz. The was voted
There seemed O. 81 reaiirg
ta ~ faoi - nef a cfcs eat man
e. err place. although ~ hsF ae3 the
position Or msny teafe II Appeared 49,
= anne peidhers ~ the toaf ifad
"a they ei=hri fir TIRE rlst 49,.
tssei Ga honnee ~ Paul at ass
SAWS h.en a 4,-l harest man fsr the
r.sre BE rfEtIf of fhs committee sas
stif slspfe8 tt8 Ms Paul Nl8 t-
eefef sirf'ifnt ri aniiers ca tae afSt
sear
fr~s supplies ,sierte,i
Tie sve.laf ecG mittre - eht.i, sss
refrrri ~ msfterrf suppiir. ef stafioo-
srf Nert ass frr years tss,r fafa ishs1
ty taeia fkureh reported 49, tslevs
~f ~ surfles ~ ere fes-f ear
HnfIaf tta frs.s.ssfff sf4f-ss NlffG4 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Watch out
tor our
annual
clearance
sale.
y. x NJ. Friedman.
Evening journal., 1893-05-24
FLINSY G. A. R. TECHNICALLY.
This is What the Enforced Disbandment
OF Farnham Post Of New York is Said
to BE Based Upon.

This is What the Enforced Disbandment
OF Farnham Post Of New York is said
to BE Based Upon.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, MAY 24-Grand
Army men ars becoming very deeply in
terested in the Faynham Pest incident,
and members of the order do not hesi-
tate to say that If Commander in Chief
Weisserts unwise action is continued it
will result in a split in the order.
The Farnham Post of New York passed
resolutions favoring such pension re.
form as would make the list Of pension
ers a. roll of honor and notsa refugee for
coffee coolers and bounty-iumpers
For this independent action the
charter of the post was taken away bv
the department commander. This act
was confirmed by Commander in Chief
Weissert in an order dated May IS and
for obvious reasons not given to the
public until recently.
In the absence of Colonel Weissert.
Adjutant General GRAY said yesterday ia
regard TO the incident that it was only q
furry and would soon blow over. Farm
ham Post, Colonel Gray said, was of
very little Importance and could not
influence any body. The post was never
in sympathy with the order on the
pension question or anything else and
the disbandng Of it will do no harm.
Other Grand Army men Of equal
weight in the order, differ decidedly
with Colonel Gray as to the effect Of
the drastic measures taken with the
New York post in order to frighten any
other posts from opposing the raids on
the treasury. Colonel J A. Watrous
said of the revocation of Farnham
posts charter that it was based on a
tlimsy technicality and that so far from
stopping anybody's mouth would tend
to intensity the feeling in favor Of pen.
sion reform.
Evening journal., 1893-05-24
ALL FOR LOVE OF A FAIR FACE.
T.. X. Towner. a Handsome, Middle 4 ged
Man shoots Himself because Bloom
ing Widow Did Not Favor Ills snit.

y. X. Towner, Handsome, Mlddle-A ged
Man shoots Himself because a Bloom
ing Widow Did Not Favor His snit.
CLEvELArD Ohio, May q e X
Towner a middle aged handsome and
well-dressed man, blew out his brains
with revolver at the Holland last even
ing The story back Of it is undoubtedly
a startling one but is euveloped in mys.
terry.
Yesterday fne-looking woman went
Go the Kennard House, aud after eneap-
ing a room, sent for an attorney. Colo
mel j. o. Winsbip responded She told
him that she was Mrs. r. NJ Allen, Of
San Francisco, n widow. and that she
was being pursued by Towner who
wanted to marry her and threatened
suicide in case she persisted in her re-
fusal
Towner appeared at the hotel while
they were in consultation. aud az Mrs
Allen was evidently in. Wlnship spirited
her out Of the house and sent her TO the
Huron street hospital Towner departed
after asking for MRS. Brown" and
finally picking out Mrs Aliens name on
the register as that of the person he was
seeking. He then removed his effects
from the Irving House, where he and
Mrs. Allen had been stopping. and after
engaging a room at the Holland. shot
himself. He left a note to the coroner
saying that he died by his own hand and
that Mrs. Brown would pay his funeral
expenses. He signed himself as T T.
Townsend On the register of the hotel
he wrote his place of residence as Denver
Mrs Allen refuses TO be interviewed
and the only means Of Identifying the
man is the woman's declaration to the
attorney that his name was Towner,
and that he has a brother at Kingfsher,
Oklahoma Mrs. Allen and Towner
travelled together from the west to
Cleveland.