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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
ONE MAN HELD UP THE TRAIN.
A Smooth 6srategist Terrorized the
Entire Missouri Pacific Grew.

ST.. LoUIs. May y. Seven men in
Buckram have dwindled down Ia one.
The robbery II the express car of train
No. q. Of the Missouri Pacific line, at
Pacific on "Wednesday night was com
mitted by lone highwayman with a
couple Of guns A trains crew from the
engineer all the way back to the tail end
of the last car was rendered helpless by
a few pistol shots and the enterprising
robbcr was permitted TO walk of unmo-
Tested. The fact that the detectives sent
out from this city TO inyes-
tigate the case found in the corner of
the fence along the track nearly 500 in
silver, which the robber had thrown
away. knocks all semblancc of probabil-
ity out u the theory which some of the
trainmen, and notably Detective Lally.
the Missouri Pacific officer. would fain
establish there were several men
who helped TO relieve the express mes
senger Of his coin. No gang 81 robbers.
nor even any two. would throw away
any part Of sl.000. The way the robbcr
utilized his captives. as one by one he
made them surrender. stamps him as a
strategist. He made them 10 conduct
themselves an 10 create the impression
that they were part Of his gang.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
THROUGH MUD AND WATER.
Remarkable Escape or Imprisoned
Colorado Miners.

Louisville. Col. May 2s.-Forty eight
miners. dripping wet and much the
worse Tor a singular aud remarkable ev-
pcrience under ground. crawIed from the
mouth OF the old slope Of the Marshall
mine last evening and seemed 10 he
generally satisfied that the, had been
able to find way out. The men were
threatened with imprisonment. and
but for the old Workings would have
had quite siege. The engine
at the Marshall broke down suddenly.
stopping the cages about the middle %
the shaft. which il 30 feet deep. and
imprisoning all of the fifty eight men at
work. They had no way Ia exit. with
the exception of walking one mile and "A
half under ground 10 the old slope.
which bad very fortunately been con
nected with the Marshall 10y an under
ground tunnel about year ago. This
they all set our To DO. and upon emerg
ing from the mouth IL the old slope they
were very much drowned out" from
having been obliged to wade and swim
through water and mud four to six feet
deep.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. MONDAY MORNING. NAY lsoa

slanaI lib~rsis. ssespt IN SiIeslA are van
ishsas - . political force and that the
sss-sa5istp ara ever where gaining An.
other v{9h ought ~ allow u = clearer
estla.4t<j IA BE- made - "a the uitimats
ps~itlonIof ths several pastisA
Herr Yoa I<vitsow. psssisient os The
last ressb bst~e. viii again stznd tor siee'
tioel Ia ne third Frankfort dlstricI
Throukhout North Germany. Austria.
hoagar1 and Bulgaria sufficient rsans
hsye fallen a. insure a sood harvest
The lon William Walter Phelps. the
rctirsng ilnEt>d States minister to Ger
nAnyf i sIcwiy withdrawing from Der
An spci}ty. Nearly every evening hs
entertaibs .euse ~ the diplomats here,
He dineji With Chzneeiior Won CaprivI
last nsxkt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
WANT ONE PARE.
Railroads Asked tn Make q Reason.
able Worlds Fair Hafc.

CnWAco. May ~ "A committee ap-
pointed at meeting II the executive
officers aud commissioners of the several
states and territories held on Wednes-
day last at the Massachusetts, build
ing has drafted an appeal to the rail
road aud steamboat corporations asking
that the fares on the different lines
Ia and from Chicago he reduced
Immediately. Tho appeal IL made es-
pecially in the interest Il farmers. la
horcrs mechanics. employees. pupils. etc.
and il is asked that round trip tickets.
good On all roads. be- sold for one fare
to enable the citizens - the several
states and territories 10 avail them
selves 81 the educational and other al
yantaecs presented by the fair: receive
practical benefits from the same and be-
inspired 10y evidences u the great prog
ress made in foreign countries in the
arts, sciences. manufactures and agri.
culture
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
AVENGED HrH HONOR
Mrs Reev~s ttii- Her Irsiucev Faii
of u.,ts~ anil tcsd.

Nrw Nors. May - Tho sans
special from DsliaA. Tesas. says. Jusi
before : clsscs, Saturday merstng Mrs
LILLIAN Reeves. hsn,i~ouse widow a -,
ehot Louis lbng~nnsfii SIX times. - last
AZ = doul.ss actsan pistai coaid Are the
i.uiie;a Five - 'hesa struck lsongen
neffi in tho tr~sss and stomach sud fhe
ssxth er,er~-i ~ thrsat The vea,en
"a. arrested The testimony 81 ths
trsaones@ hearing shs~ed that Isfgess
neifi had rs.snsd with the harding
hsssl~s a Mr.. Ks-ev~s aod bet fnofhs.f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
NEw IRON HALL SCHEME
The Order VIII sse Revised and Powes
Will ttc tquaiixed-

ISpiANAroLIs. Ma - The address
to membcr. ~ the Iron Hall. prepared
by the new officers. was mailed yes'er
day. IL says the law has been revised
80 "a Ia provide proper safeguards for
the funds collected from the member
ship aud number - recommendation
have been adopted for q thorough revis-
on ~ the constitution and LAWS ~ the
orccr IT, 10 presented Tor action at the
session of the supreme sitting to be con
veoed in July. The supreme Justice
will 90 longer have absolute control as
in the past The or,ier has nov assets
aggregating tss0.0o in the city ~ Ia
dianapolis and the various states IL
has a m.mbership 10 62nO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Mira Jsnes Csuney. Four vssko 60 hs
inssiasd Mn k~sses and uss or1>r~a
from tke pssmiss& lls secured rss.n
n~xt ds.sr snd b<ssn u circulate STORIES
rsecclisg % the good name q Ars.
Rsevss. He scrusr1 her Il vssiting dss
reputsbie hos,ss~I Yesterday nernspg
the voaan sasppsd ~ the sidewalk 20
ess pscAes - niik- Longeunetti
psssrd slsng end insnised her She
drvv pista frosn brncath hes apron
and sever 'osAn-d firing until ell lie
ehsnlness wsre sapiy- Jassaoe 6kelloa
held the p<s~ones fof the grand jury.
placing her bail 1t n .0n 1h,s she gave
and uAs released from custody. Mira.
Reeves husband IVES a conductos aud
io~t his life in "a sccsdent an the Texss
3 Pacific raiisoad pear ago. Leassn-
netti vss . pears old and bartender.
and came fnoa Asmphis -four months
aga II u not bciissed that Ma Reeves
Sili he prosecuted. Public sentiment u
strongly on hsr side.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

BIG SUGAR WORKSGO
Baltimore Sugar Refinery De-
stroyed BY Fire.
4 MILLION DOLLAR LOSS
The Works Had lsera demonstrated Slsr
. Year and Wev~ so Have He
sumrd Today.


BALrlxosk. Msy 2s.--The Baltimore
sugar refinery 10 in hard lack. II was
started in lo9i: in lsS2 IL shut down Tor
remodeling. Tomorrow il Was To be re
opened. but today il Vas Destroyed by
DIRE. The estimated damages are over
5l.O0o.O00. On the shore u Curtis
creek stands the blsckencd ruins Of tho
Grant plant. Tor which elMND MAS
spent. Stretching 300 feet atnng the
railroad tracks north. with . depth
II nearly 10 feet. the plant has been
damaged in every part. The gigantic
smoke stack and walls tower aloft 10 =
height OF ten stories. but the roofs have
fallen. woodwork. machinery and aIl
parts of the interior have been dis
torted or ruined by fire or water. The
insurance on the property 10 said 20 ag-
gregate between eUo.0O and 800. .op
the bulk Of which WAS placed in New
York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Cmcseo. May *. Members of the
finance committee ~ the local directory
are cheerful over the outlook. During
the first week ~ the fair there Was not
sufficient money taken in al the gates io
pay the expenses ~ administration The
receipts. however have gradually in
creased. until now they are daily sin.-
GO IN excess ~ expenditures Director
james " Ellsworth said today that by
the end u this month the exposition
company would be- $1,000 ahead a al
mtnisfratiye expenses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

FosroRIA. Ohio. May - The y.
Ports Hardware company. in which ex.
Secretary Poster is interested. was
forced to make an assignment late last
night for the benefit ~ creditors. and
Sheriff Bcruian came over on late
train and proceeded a. Wood county "a
attach farm ~ Mr.. Ports. The farm
contains forty acres aud IL located IL,
the oil belt. and is valuable property,
assignee Gray says il will take At least
a year g. wind up the cx secretary
affsir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
CUT MS WIPES THROAT.
Then Christian uabayoy ttrci Ht.
HOUSE and Suicssicsi.

RoaSorr. Ind. May Christian
Hshszos vas found burned To death in
his housc here last night In lower
room Was the body n his wife. her
throat cut from ear 81 ear and her form
hall clIarrcd by flames. which had CON
sum.d the tsslstead IIabsz1 vas
10 kesa in the garrei Evislcuer brought
out al the cotouer's inquest today that
Habsxo1 cut his aifes threat, se' the
house on fire and took hia uv n life. IN
the aches today were found n.srie f3s
in gnld and silver This vas s.cre;sd IN
Jars IN a hole under tho house IL -
Supposed a large sum in pspsr money
wac consumed Hsbszoz wss very &c
centre and subject b. ilts - insanity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Nrw yoxs. Nas - A special frsssj
Topeka. knnss.. - Tho 7inrs -aya
tv t.sv Charles haiinssn. suf fsHfx fht
iesdiug leaso.rst IN ksrsss has sinsilt
rsst ~ fortuns-s ~ifh TIE Fsgulis,a
GDv.snoF E<Aineop wss ons a ths fsc
ssr~ IL tfsngi-g shptsi - fnsiur -
tssesn ths deasurrats sad fnfeilss~. and
eos h< f-ecEynFs kasief in The lsftef
pefty and enc a NE titrsesgsrs - fht
kansas Furess ana News s~sapand
jnss ~ usxanszea - disseminate I-spasisl
literature. /
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

scalers In the Japan Seas Have Worry
Had Luck.

SAX Francesca. May S.- The casrh
of the sealing Eeet in the North Japan
rea. up TO May :. is contained in a pri-
sate letter reccived from Hakoiate to-
day. The Allie Alger had l.a;o skins.
the Herman 21s. the Agnes Mcdonald
$40 and the Sandiago % All the others
had below fifty or none at all. The
schooner Alexander has not been an
B-ring sea on poaching expedition. as
has been widely stated. but has been
sealing with the other vessels I'm Ca,lan
sea. and nj last accounts had l.l02 skins
The schooner Lille of San Francisco
WAS caught in heavy gale recently.
since which time she has not been seen.
and is supposed to have foundered. The
c. q. White had a severe experience in
the same storm. being driven ashore
and BADLY damaged. The letter also
states that another schooner. the name
~ which Is not given. lost three boats
and four men IN the gale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
Contemplated Lutheran Changes.

CAvrox. Ohio. MAY - Sunday vss
observed with devotional exevcircs az
the Trinity Lutheran church by the
synosiirsl delegates Every protestant
pulpit In the city was filled this morn
'pg and evening by prominent Lutheran
alvine-. The Rev {. =. Albers n Bal,i
NOR. delivered a sermon before the
4 Ort - Springfield. OHIO. spoke In The
evening Monday morning the 9ue-
tiou - aiopsing common service siii
cosne up again before the synod and a
aveiy time siil follow The proposition
% opposed by the representatives ~ The
rursl congregations. snd they are =
ssrcug fsctien in the convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

the thossands u visitors vho paascd BY.
that Uncle Sam officially hd not sp
prove II allowing Aocsicsn citizens ~
Foreigners a. Wee on Sunday the pan
Drama II art OF genius es the industrial
works u the natioas-
Vncsc sam 1seoisto~s-
The big painted sigas ''clourdr which
were usesl originally whsa the govern.
msnt buiiiing vas not finished uefe
placed la front Il the doprs and guards
were stationed there 10 keep people
from breaking in aud disturbing U.acle
Sans p<sAceful ois~rvsnce a the Sab.
bath. Even odd Glory" was hauied
down from every hsg po'. ca the bix
doned building. The other strurtnrcs
which form part 1t the United States
governmsnt exhibit we're siso ciaped and
v.sitors were stopped ut thr entrance io
the north pier by the announcement
that the model bsttlcuhip uss closed
Marines patrolled the dscAe sQd : leu
tara were seen cleaning aod URfU16hinG
but no favored ciyiiisss were sesn On
this ship
The different worlds faig oolcials uess
at the grounds for fnv hnun ip the
morning In the nftesnouu UIrectos
General Davis. accompanied by Mira
Davis. took a sail. but the other gentle
men took trains and carriages and wcaI
down town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Siorx FsIrs. s. d.. May -. Cyrus u
Fry. United States marshal for South
Dakota. is lying at the point ~ death in
Deadwood from an overdose - morphine
which he took some time in the night
Tie retired at the usual time IN the lest
~ spirits and was found this morning
almost dead. The physicians hase been
working NJ him all day. but no results
and they have no hope ~ saving him,
There is no suspicion ~ suicide he
has a wife and several children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

BsUs~sfs. May S.-A letter received
from Ra-eid Hen Mechanically the gov
eraor sf Stanley Falls. leaves little
doubt that Emin Pasho. the noted ex
piorer. IL dead The letter says that an
Arab chief named Said Bin Abed, in
iourneying toward U nyoro aud Wadelai.
met Emin Pasha and his expedition in
hostile manner. \ severe battle eusued
aud tho fighting lasted for three DAYS
Emin Pasha and his followers were de
seated. and took Ia flight. Said Bin
Abcd and his victorious followers over
took Emin and captured and killed him.
together with all his people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
Dsd Not Pay Advrrss.inx Rsil.

GALVESTON, Texas. Nav Ycster
day Lord 4 Thomas. advertising ag-nte
III Chicago. filed an attachment in the
county clerks Office against the North
Galveston association and Louis r..
Menige. president of the recently col
lapecd Northwestern Guaranty a Trust
company Of Minneapolis. fo the amount
OF ss;90 on lard comprising nearly the
entire site ~ Moth Galveston. a boom :
town. The claim is for advertising.
Other attachments are expected TO fol-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Nrw BrrSswrcs. y. J.. Nav -
Fire lsss night burned the store ~ l.
r. 4 u. r. r. Runion. the ICE houses
stabic-. wagon houses and shops IL
John Collier. the double brick Tenement
house trlcneing so thu estate - johg
Dcinzer. and a number - either sfnal
buildings The Ios~ is ti2s.ocn. partially
covered by insurance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

LrrTls Ross. Ark. May - Th}
Buddenburg Furniture COMPANY. mt
large-t cnncern n iss kind tn the sssid
asked for the spI.dnsmenf - received
yesterday and II G. Bsffeman vas ruI
IN charg. Liabilities. feOen. es.efss
tlana Thi~ is the s~s~ond time fhi.
company las saiiesi within t~o yoars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
BOOTH SLOWLY DYING.
His Vitality - Quietly Ebbing Away
I,sforr the Disease.

Nrw ioeE. May ~ DIR. St Clair
Smi;h called % see Edwin Booth at the
Payers club at 0 O'Clock this evening.
and remained for more than an hour
ne said upon leaving: Mr.. Booth Is
lo.ng strength. but his general con
iitiOu ~ not much worse than u was
ia-. night. Iii- vitality. which has a.
eng hssiied his disease. ~ simply giving
wsv slowly While do not spprehend
ant immssliate danger % death. do
not believe be will rally again At
Ii4a bulletin signed 10y Dr.. Smith
van r<,siei in the Players club To- the
effect that there vas uo change in Mr.
Haoth'. condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Ono a tho Dalton Gang Assrmpss
Suicide Hat WeAkens.

TOPEKA. Kan. May -. One of the
Dalton gang. which was nearly wiped
out at Cohsyviile last year. attempted
suicide here yesterday 10y leaping into
the Kansas river from a bridge thirty
feet high. He acted as crazy man AZ
the time. but the cold water coolea his
ar'ior aud he quickly grabbed hoatin.
log and managed TO keep his head above
water until re~cued. He was then
taken To the police station and given a
dry suit IL clothes He afterwsrd left
town. but acknowledged being q cousin
To the Dalton boys. and said that al the
time of the Coheyyille raid he VAS sick
at their rendezvous in the Cherokee
nation. He said he Was tired II life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
MARRIED. n<ss CoAcm,aAx.
a Wsskegan lseass Foahs~S sAe Dtc-
sasGo - 13ee neass-

a Wsskegan 1sea1s FOals~v sAAe Dtc-
sasGs - Her neass-
WArknoAx. ILL.,. Nay A--wauksvan
hsd sensation of the first water ye~tes-
day. uhsn Tho news leaked out that .
young lady. = member of thr most 80
lecs society q the Village. had married
her fathers coachman. The bride is
Mis- augusta lHgnard, daughter u
John B. Legnsrd. aud the groom.
Charles vssear. Who has handled the
rcigns over the LeenArd borsns for y
number of years. The young couple
were married sonc days ago. bat they
carried out their plans - secretly that
nothing was known II the matter here
until yesterday. The brides parents
are believed 10 have forgiven her. and
the groom has become . superintead~ns
in the Legnard brick yards st Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

rhs ntssaston ~ Ntcasagun Ds1 Nos
uraAAnAt Our koscx~A

Skw Yozk. May sS-Ths HesaId's
correspondent ef GfsnsdA. NieAraxus
eat,l~s. The United States cruiser At
l@nta arrived at GiAytown Thursday
i.ewis Bakss. the United States minis
Ter. telegrapLed her commander that Il
VAS not necessary to land marines from
the cruiser. The 40 armed men fruu
A-tgalpa Saturday joined the revoiu
tlonisfs fcrces The revoiutionisis arr
noe claiming belsgerent rights and de
manding recognition by foreign govern
mentA
Preparations are nov heing made by
the insurgents 10 march upon Matgaipa
and drive Sacaxas government from the
Siearssusn capital. Forces were sent
sgsins; the government forccs stationed
90 the plaza at Tipltapa after the battle
in Barranca Pass. They were ss
st-cng. bat rrtr-aiea toward Managus
before the insurgent forces arrived.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

cwrseo. May 81 special 10 The
Tribune frnn ssncrnaasi say-. DaFector
Hobsrt visited nearly AL the locsi ~hi.
sy traders and r-se,vei sufficient assnr
sarps n contributors to make On
aunt q Cincinnstis subscription foF
relief - the vhiskg trust. s1He'
Chsrls.s ffeischman sgfec'i T. ssisance
sfooUp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

BEKiIS. May - Theodore Reunicon.
United States minister to Germany. and
family arrived here at q o'clock this
evening. They were received at the
station by William Walter Phelps. the
retiring United States minister. and the
whole staff of legation. who escorted
them 10 tho kaiscrhoff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

NoRwsIs. OfAn. MAY - Mrs Hnrh
Harking are burned a. death last niRbt
~ her hosse Ia Fren,ont IN attempt
ing o. light rsal oil sfnve her clotnrs
caught fire before shs llaze cosla be es
tiugos~hed, and her body wss turn~a 30
a criSp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

NEw YoHg. MAY ~ The Viking ship.
which u on iss way a. the norlds fair -
reported - Cape Spear, y. T.. with all
hands on board veil This is the first
that has teen heard - the ship since
che vas seen in storm od tic Orkney
islands fortnight agO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

DIwvrH. May p The protest q spuae
~ the eastern people on the toy
race from Chssirpn, Nebraska. 10 Chi.
cage. IL amusing IN the hgh, - the fact
that tho race vas declared "a week
ago. and the entrance fee returned 90 AL
candidates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

PAsis. May 81 Fourteen horses ran
in the Prix Du Jockey club. or French
derby at Chantiily today. Ragosky
came in first, Fousi Yama. second: lie
Temps. third. Rsgotsky is Baron A. de
Schickler's bay colt. by PerpIex on. of
Czartlas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

MIt~,R. tia. May = Thr Nanct
Tanks. The fact train on The cenfra
railroad. rsn over and Killed The fej
William " Graham ard hss rits sssort
distance t@ivs fhis place tpiAs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Nse Yoss. May - Gen Joseph u
Foraker - Ohio vhe - 80 deliver an
ora,iou NJ the tomb q Geserai Grant "a
Memorial bay. arrived In thts city today.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-03
MR.. HICKS GRAFTON.


Mn Ieham &. Hicks accepted with
becoming modesty an invitation 70 de-
liver the Fourth 81 July Grafton at
sKiclsyhassett CoFners. lie composed
bis address with infinite pains, and
praetieed his gestures assidnously be-
fore the mirror.
1.-THE snceeseful'orator,v he Dragged
to his wilsty1nnst thrill his audience
with the spontaneits ~ his eloqnence
and the snbIstnity II his conceptions.
And that Is exactly what ! propose
doing have always held that the
Office should seek the man, but II the
ides 81 next November should find me
the peoples choice. Why's or ahl r.
4 II suppose 50, hssented Mrs Hicks
Mr.. Hicks was, III Kickyhassett Cor.
ners hetimes neutrality-suspicious. day and
repaired Ia due season % Splog's
grove where the celebration was held.
Mrs Sowing 10 fndisposition. did
not accompany him 70 the Corners.
just before taking his place On the
speaker's stand the orator was intro
duccd % Mr.. splog the owner of the
grove who informed him that while
granting the use 81 the grove for eel
ebrati6n he reserved the right 70 shut
on an offending orators wind at any
time. lie was not hypereritical, but
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-03

BY mixing q large proportion Of
ordinary brown sugar Mith 4 sSe II
small promotion Of maple tree sap,Jle
maple sugar producers Of Vermont
have this year been abe 70 INT nearly
5000 o0 pounds Of maple sugar %
the market
For this they Mil receive a direct
bounty out Of the United States Urea !
ury Of about SO, 900.
Meanwhile, other Vermont farmers
are blowing aud narrowing and dig
ging and hoeing and scratching Tile
sides Of Vermont mountains md
probably lneditating, between times,
how it is that the United States GOV
eminent gives the fortunate possessot
Of maple sugar grove 4 fat bounty
while they have hard work to coax a
mere subsistence out Of Mother Earth,
The injustice Of il i apparent Iti>
nothing less than an outrage,
w Why should the maple sap boi.ers Vi
Vermont Or the cane sugar producer
Of Louisiana be entitled 70 grearbouu-
ties every year ally more than tic
wheat and corn raisers of the west ~
the potato Of cabta q laisers If tIie
east
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-03
gIe SURPRISE.

~ store ~ aj.& Mi3 tfy Bacons
elery King Iof Tie Nerves. The zen
fal yerdici If all who have used this
&eeat vegetable preparation il that il
d Ne ,glqndest rem ever discovered
for the cure Of dyspepsia. liver com
plant, general debility, etc. Bacon's
Celery King for the Nerves stimulate
the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores tile system TO vigor-
Gus health and energies. Sample free.
Large packages 50e Sold only BY Al.
NJ. GnnERT y BRo II North Queen
street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-03
The winner Il lie bicycle race from

Tie winner Of tie bicycle race from
Florisdorf four miles rom Vienna
TO Berlin, covered tho distance Of $40
miles in 80 hoars, g minutes Com
trasting this Time with that made lAst
year in the military horseback race, i
is clear that horse power is no match
for human muscle in long distance
race; and it is likewise apparent that
the wheel would be Invaluable ioF
many branches Of military service
present committed to the trooper.