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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

John Jerome was shot and probably
fatally wounded in a fight at Rapid
City Yesterday. He Is the son ~ a we'll
known hotelkeeper. Frank ST. Peter
was arrested for the deed and has been
bound over for further examination after
the result az the wound il known.
The newly organized Citizens Mutual
Fire Insurance. company II jackson.
Hillsdale and Washtenaw counties has
chosen officers as follows: President.
Austin Blair; vice president J. w.
Watts; secretary. George >. Wilson;
treasurer. III. Y. Perrin.
Two Bay City sports had hot mill in
private house the other day. and Har
rington was knocked out IN one round.
.Johnkina. the victorious pug, has
skipped town 10 avoid arrest
Thomas Donnelly. who has been in
Jail at Saginaw Tor three months AWAIT
ing trial for incest. has been discharged.
Ills niece refused 10 appear against him.
Gen. s. Il. Brown. a pioneer 81 St.
Clair. who served through the war with
great gallantry and Is dashing cavalry
leader. is dead.
Three Mu=kegon pioneers passed away
Thursday j. Il. Murphy. 79years; John
NJ. Sim0nson. 30 years. and Eckerman.
aged - years.
Jim Trax says he will put team in
jackson on his own responsibility IL
somebody viii furnish an inclo=ed field
where ball can be played
Niles IL ANXIOUS 10 lynch George
ssceley. a 2s-year.oid brute. who has
been running 10 year old girls. Seeley
has skipped
Capt j. X Price and wife 81 Lansing
jast celebrated their golden wedding
The gifts were remarkable for their
beauty.
Henry Crosaline IL In Jail az Saginaw
after year's fight from justice for a.
saniting John Burmeistcr n Buena
Vista
Stanton says with pardonable pride
she IL clean town and points 20 fS2.70
secured for water rates during the past
year.
Fred Taylor and Walter Beasley. aged
u and - years respectively. Ridgcwsy
youths. have been arrested Tor forgery.
Wa>~er. Hi and schultz. thrue Ann
AFtor boys. have been arrested for
stealing brass from toe +. ard A A.
A Muskegou man. aged %. has just
wesidsd = fFiaAy dame u 81 summers.
This - tho 18th trial for fhe groom.
n T. Barnes - jackson. who vas ar
r-sted IN ioxensport. Ind FOR passing a
forged order. proved ar alba
Joseph Allert a Newaygo brute. has
beca senfencesl g. five years AZ Jackson
Tor heating his wife.
The trial = the i4uar csse IT Cold
water has resulted ia defeat Tor the
temperance people.
schiller ioix- No a. A. o Z. V. eel.
etsatad e hftesnth anniversary Al
Jackson Thursday.
Pael HHpfiey. a Ssranac hoy. While
skating Yesterday feA through The ics
and Fss drowned
Mrs kiiza Armstrong - Painted haa
ben srreeted for the alleged forgery 4
. check Or sioo
The Northern Michigan School
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

A clergyman was severely repriinand-
Ing q man for regularly going TO sleep
every Sunday afternoon when he (ths
clergyman preached.
well. SIR" said the man, II don't
think it's your sermon sends me to sleep.
II you notice, am almost asleep before
you begin to preach. The fact Il, sir. |
have been in the habit of taking nap mt
about that hour Of tho day for years,
and now / can't get out Of it."
''It's very bad habit" remarked tho
clergyman, though somewhat Modified
at the thought that his preaching wasn't
the cause Of tho mans somnolence, land
apart from its being very improper be-
havior in church should think 10 must
interfere with your Sunday nights rest. "
mo, sir. 1t doesn't, thanks to you"
replied the man.
Thanks 10 mel What do you meanT
inquired the astonished clergyman.
why. sir. my son Is learning short
hand. SO. for practice, no always tazes
down your sermon. AMI when l am in
bed he begins to read IL to me, and drop
oil to sleep in no timer-Exchanse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

S IN DEATHS GRASP
Iquiss Abingdon. chss. Mschs''s
esekss. Is Ding
UNCONSCIOUS THIRTY HOURS
,he sporting Soba~unAa 0c>s the Pace
- Sew ovssa.s sd Finally
H.s PneanoakA
UNCONSCIOUS THIRTY HOURS

Srw OaIx1xx March 11--it Il no
o1s~r Z spes~f that squire Ab'nstss.
be Enx:lsh aptisn-2n and baeksr q
,hars~s 3it1ball. u = very ssck man
nd has pneunonis.
There il little hops tnnight Tor his re-
Dvery Up - midnight ne has been in
scomators cou<fzsson. Mitchell has tel
xrzphsd from Buffalo that be viii be In
lev Orisans on Monday. A physician
eons1sntiy AZ the bedsids. and
laiiy esbiss ~ the squire's relatives in
England stating his condition His
smverzsgrs has been a. high a. loI de-
roex Tho squire has been leading .
fny lie aimee he came here. and biz
Aeslth hazliy brokr down under The
strain
HusvxLo. March IL Charley Mitch
Al and Jim Hall arrived here this
evening and after a conference with
,flscials II the Buffalo Athletic
.Iab Departed for New York.
While here Mitchell received
telegram from Bailey. Squire
Abfngsions secretary. saying that the
after had been unconscious for thirty
1ours, and urxins Mitchell 10 leave at
snce Tor New Orleans Mitchell sad IL
sas necessary for him W 20 10 New
York. but that hs would leave TOR the
cresc-ns City Immediately after his
ARRIVAL IL the Squire Was no better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

f3tors -rs~rs. y y. March l7.-Firss
race. fhlrfr~n -sxteenthe miIe Alright
w.. wsflace q second. National third:
time 2 -,
-,eearl. rii,e sixteerths miir- Sister
f,ouiss. va -leeet Aitcs recr,rd. Per
ttarre thfrsl iiae. -
Third rfrc -ixternths niils 49, Roy
Locfl san. Apeiio ee.end. .Eutsra third,
tire. aft4.
Fearsh. =$ven eightha uiie-Fern
w~si ven. Chester secUud. Knapp thrd.
finss. tff
Fifth. i've eiGhfhs mile Sister lone
wrr Amos 4 secund. Owen Golden
thifil, tlme. ncf giren.
Slrth. nink sixfeenfhs mile-Nrslette
wen. fo-ss by seeard. Dsrrientsa thirsi.
tine. "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
RACE TRACK TEl.EGRAPH.
c4mbs~r OrgAnixe . Company kimi'
lar ca That % Frank ShAw's-

Ara>xv. n. r.. March 1.-The Mu-
nicip.l Telegraph company Wa inoor-
porated with the secretary Of state 10
day with q capital II 100000 The gen
rral route and tbs points 10 he con-
nected by telegraph hnes 10 be con
structei. ara AZ follows: From Albany
10 New York. there 10 connect WITH the
principal places IN Wcstehesfer and
kings counties. 10 the eitlsx and towns
~ Enc srd Saratoga counties. and
other cities and towns IN New York
state. Beyond the limits of this state.
the lIns vsll De operated from Albany
- the principal cities and towns in New
Jersey; Ia Chicago. % Louisville. lcx-
ingson and Covingtou. n.y. To Nash
vile and Memphis. Tenn. - Nes Or
leans. ~ ST. Louis. Baltimore. Washing.
ton and Montreal Ths directors are:
John Mack. Jsm~s L. Holland, William
Lane. John Graham. Patrick II. Mack
- Albany. John = Campbell Of New
York city. James H. Ryan The ma
lority of the incovporzsors are inter
e~fed In Albany pool rooms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

The Sonpars~r viii Have q Go With
shadow Mafhsr-.

NV Yoxk. March i7.-The-e il no
sh1uhf that Jack Dempsey. Tho Men.
yafiri who hss tho reputation u being
fhr frarest nan who ever entered the
prze ring. iafrnsts - take up tho husi-
ness once opore
The Illustrated News representative
~ Bnfie. Mont. yesterday sent TIE fol-
Iowing Dispatch - that paper.
~Froua al fnsiir atoms match b.
tween Jack bempe~y ard shadow
Nafher. The man sho recently defeated
Darcy <eeihau. - certainty. Tho
-sonpareii has wired 1900 from Port
l.nd. Ore. - forfeit "a fight Mafher
for $500 a sisle and $500 purse.
Msther will cover the money tcmorrow.
- hs say. Dempsey il coming east
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Gerrxssfxe. ~ Y March IL. First
race. i've c.ahths a = mile Pearl oily
won. SPOT second. Aiins colt third. time.
lWtt
Second thr>e. quarters II . mile
Mary ) won. Pesssn,st srcond. I<ort
Aut'lsnd third: sial@. lar.
Third. rive-sizhfhs d mlls- Brook
dale won. Charlie y second. julia third
time. Is<itt.
Fourth. hss. sighshs II q mile Detroit
Won, ZenoblA second AiEplalf thifd;
time. lola.
Fifth. one and ons-eighth miles
Wesfchess~r son. virgis second. Lord u
Harem third time. 151sz.
sixth. five e.ghths of mile Balbrlg
gan won. H2zsihurst second. Duks John
third, time. iN.r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
B,x Btlllart, Mach.

CHICAGO. March l7.-Champion Frank
c. Ives today received . Communication
from John Roberts. Jr.. premier expert
at the English style Of billiards. naming
the dates ostheir much discussed match.
Roberts fires the six nights from May
- 10 june 3. IN Hengler's circus. which
seats 100 persons. The match will be
1900 up for t2,5oo side. The schedule
calls for 1000 points per day. Ives ex-
poets 70 sail from New York May l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

masters club viii meet at Traverse City
APRIL and ).
y. Goodyear's market was destroyed
by lire at owosso Thursday night Loss.
5000.
Ralph Davis. Port Huron drummer,
has been missing for two months.
IN Eaton Rapids man has been ar
rested for stealing skunk skins.
1.-THE &. & w. NJ. will build coal sheds
al Muskegon 1000 feet long.
Muskegon wants q telephone in the
county Jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March IA small
crowd witnessed the seeond game II
base ball between Memphis and 81.
Louis today. The weather was cold.
with stiff north wind ST. Louis won
tho game hands down. Score:
Memphis ........ o o o.
ST Louis 1900. : o o o ? 2 I l.
Bzfteriss-Frank and Rodgers. Hawley,
Brsifen-tein and Peitx. Base hits--Nemrhi>,
4; 81 Louis. ,. Error~-Ncrnphis. &; II.
Louis. l. Earned run~--Nsmphi<, 1; ~.
oas-By Hasiey. 5; BY Breitsnssein. 3; by
Franks Uinpire-MeCarshy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Pug Are Forbssif~n to Get I'm Condi-
ton In Ni~~ks~ippi-

NV OktEsSs. March 1.-THE stand
taken BY Attorney General Frank John
an u Aississ,ppi In reference 20 prize
fighters training in Mississippi for con-
tests. either In that state or louisiana.
hz< ezusrd decided commotion in
sporting circles here. Andy Bowen. who
sss in training at Handsboro. Miss.
for his hxat with Jack Burke next
month. came over today and declared
be ehd not want Ia fol with Mississippi
justice Prof. Robertson. at whose quar-
tiers - many fighters have trainoo. mas
.letrrrnined to look tor another place.
The attorney general contsruplates
bringing action against each and every
pugi1<t Who has trained for finish
flri.t ai0ux the gulf coast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Nv foss. Nsrrh IA atecinl -
f'ie Fvensrg Pest from Columbus. ohio.
eate 4 rpscIufisu Nss introduced ~ the
ohfn legislature t.,sieY c1diicg fur an ~
sesties ten - sef nights prtze fight 10
ttls eitg sut asking that tho assembly
t1sa s-aon - prevent a rccurrerce ~
sarn l.s.,-.ae-fsi Affairs ~ the rsa~age
~ sirsaser ses. r The present ones are
nat rifirteut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

NEw Yosx. March 1.-THE Evening
Sun says: The SUM Of eco was de
posted last night Ia Boston by Fighter
Griffin's hackers II IL TO bind the
match with George Dixon The condi-
tons arr: The men are TO weigh 10
pounds and are to weigh in at 10 a IN.
They are 10 weigh 19 pounds IL they
weigh in at } o'clock on the fighting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Would prefer being excused from
surgical operation when she could be
positively cured Of piles by using Hills
Pile Pomade. A printed guarantee with
each package. Price sl.oo. six packages
g. BY mail. X. A. McWilliams. No.
B West Bridge street, and Peck Bros.
No. I'D Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

CHICAGO. March IT, Bobby Carruth-
ers. who Was recently released by the ST
Louis Browns. has been signed by the
Chicago club TO replace Outfielder Wal
ter wilmot. who voluntarily retires from
the diamond.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

To get at the facts regarding Hoods
Sarsaparilla AJAX the people who take
this medicine, or read the testimonials
often published in this paper. They
will convince you H,od's Cures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Nre lakx. March ~ cahlevrsm
VS. 4iss rrecsr>.i a. tae Foiirs fssz~tte
ciii s-em irsfisn. ssrinx thzt Sill
tlarse q Hsftersea ha@ iesslssl ehal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Is one Of the chief blessings % every
home. To always insure good custaris,
puddings sauces. etc. use Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. Direc-
tons on the label. Sold by your grocer
and druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March 1.-THE
Chattanooga southern league team de
feated tho Louisyille's today by score
OF II 10 q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

State Of Michigan. Cornty Of Kent--ss;
l, n. j. Holiisfer. cashier 81 the above named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true Ia the best Of my knowledge and
belief. HARVEY J. HoLLIsrEg. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this 18th
day of March. 1,e1 lIosr q. Po-I,
Sotary Public, Kent Co.. Mich.
Correct, attest.
l. E. HAwKfNsl
y. LoErroERr. Directors.
L. II. WITHEy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

STATE Of Nirhfran. tfunfy - Eent-><
- Hall cashier - The sboted narled
hank 10 <oleusnly H~rar fhet the sbose state.
meat = tine - the best ~ ny knowledge and
helief p. A. Hsff Cashier.
Subscribed ana sworn - before me- this 18Th
A. ~ Narrh ia - ~ SHpTT,
ferrert afteet Nctsry Public.
sTtrFr.
gsHfsE.o. Directors.
N.FFEn AyFFY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

State 81 Michigan. County Of Kent--ss:
|. r. NJ. Davis. cashier Of the above named
hank. do solemnly swear that the above state
ment il true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief r. NJ. DAVIS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 10th
day Of March, isss}. EDWIN fIoYr. JR.,
Notary Public, Kent CO., Mich.
Correct. attest;
49,; s ,',. $ q '%IIssaliisr. Dirsesor.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
RUPTURE FOR $500
LOST MANHOOD RESTOREDI

Also Debility Impotency. Naroocee and Fcma
Com plants No charge for services until cured
(atarrh Deafness Lung Diseases. Throat Brain. Spine
Kidney and Mucous Diseases cured quickly an
permanently
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-18
WEEPING Ar TALLAHASSEE.
Other Matters ofInterest at the Capt
tai City.

Other NJ alters Of Interest at the Capt.
tai City.
Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. l7.-Mr. Frank
p. Woodward and Miss Julia f. Collins
were married at the new NJ Z. church
at noon yesterday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. j. Holmes, in the
presence of a large audience. The floral
decorations were very elaborate and pref
w. The bride is the youngest daughter
of Judge Joseph B. Collins. She is a
lovely brunette, with a most exquisite
face and charming manner. The groom
is an exemplary young man, only child of
Maj A. l.. Woodward.
The newly-wedded couple were the re-
cipients of many valuable presents, con-
sisting of silverware, a check and a home
from the grOom's father, embracing four
lots and a Seyen-Poom residence, Furnished
ready for housekeeping.
After a. wedding-dinner and reception
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Woodward took the train
for Suwannee Sulphur Springs.
Among the friends present from other
cities were Miss Mary Taylor, Mrs. An
ME Taylor, Mr.. T. j. Taylor and wife and
Mrs. w. M. Girardeau, of Monticello, and
Mr.. c. N. Hildreth, of Live Oak
Justice M. II. Mabry, of the supreme
court, has gone to visit his aged father in
North Mississippi.
Col Ed Roberts, of Washington City
is here inspecting the work on the United
States court house.
Sheriff r. S. Smith, of Wakulla who
led the posse in the recent battle in that
county with the Jenkins brothers, is at
the capital.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-18
A QUEER WAY TO COLLECT.
An Abel Firm Denies Ordering Good!
for Which Payment is Asked.

Abel Ga, Aug. IA matter that is
attracting some attention here is the fol-
lowing Some months ago a tobacco firm
of Winston, n c., shipped to Clements &
Co. here a lot of cigars. The shipment,
Clements & Co. say, was unauthorized.
The North Carolina firm made demands
for payment, which Clements & Co re-
fused to comply with, alleging they or
dered no goods from the firm in question,
and never sold those sent. Yesterdays
mail brought to every merchant in town
large circular 12x1S, reading:
For sale, to the highest bidder, 1910
account on Clements & Co, Abel, Ga.
This account has been placed with US for
immediate collection by w. B. Ellis
& Co, of Winston, N. c., with
instructions to make the best settlement
we can at once. We therefore offer it for
sale to the highest bidder. Send in your
bid at once TO Manufactures, Law and
Collection Agency, Winston, n. c." Gle
ments q Co. are well-known merchants,
and have a good credit here ana in Sa-
vannah and elsewhere, and propose max
ing their credit respected.
The first bale of the fleecy staple
was received here to-day. 1t was
raised in Brooks, county. The cotton
crop here is always late. It grows large
and opens late. This bale was short va
riety and sold for cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-18
THE NEW CHINESE MINISTER.
A Magnificent Individual, With Sew
enty- eight Persons in His Suite.
From the Kew York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
San Francisco, Aug. 15.-Such ko-tow-
ing, tea-drinking and gorgeous costumes
of rainbow hUes as there were at the
mail pier to-day have not been seen there
before for many year All this was to
celebrate the arrival by the steamer
Gaelic of Yung Yu, the new Chinese min
lister to the United States. Yung Yu is
one of China's 400" one of Ii Hung
Chang's right bowers. He brought a
suite comprising seventy-eight persons,
all dressed in the richest silks and bro
cades. All wore flowing skirts that COW
cred their tightly wrapped silken trous-
ers, which ranged in color from royal pur-
pie to salmon yellow and pea green.
The Chinese consul and his clan were at
the wharf long before the steamer ar
rived. When the consul was led into the
presence of the new minister in the lat
ter's private cabin, the ceremony was
elaborate Both Frustrated themselves
until the tips of their tin-pan hats
touched the floor.
The new minister is about forty-fve
years old. He has never been here be-
fore and does not speak word of English
He is short and stout, with a round, in
telligent face, with mustache and a
goatee. His dress was similar to the
others, except that his turban is tipped
off with big red button, with half
dozen black feathers stuck in one side of
1t. The party made big sensation as
they drove through the streets in forty
carriages. They will go over the Union
Pacific to Washington
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-18
BALMAoEDA's TREASURE.
The People of La Plata Tearing Up
the Ground in Search of Fortune.
From the New York Telegram,

From the New York Telegram.
Adyices from Panama give an account
Of buried treasure amounting to 81, 750, 900
which is now being searched for near La
Plata, in Argentina. When the civil
war broke out in Chile, President Balma-
Ceua, realizing the Importance of navy
IN II. Such conflict, commissioned Colonel
Pinto, one of his trusted friends, to pro-
Ceed to England and purchase a couple of
IqSJ cruisers, which were to be manned by
picked crews and sent out to Valparaiso
d. iaSt as steam could carry them. Pinto
Idu DllIs OF exchange on several London
oduHs TO pay for the cruisers, and he lost
no Ilne IN starting on his mission.
before Pinto could reach England and
secure the cruisers Balmaceda saw that
iLgduy cash would be good thing to assist
tlul out OF the country in case he was
toIcen 10 leave. He telegraphed to Pinto
" " ie' Jhe cruisers go and hurry back to
naipdralso with the money as fast as he
Gulu' Pinto took the precaution of
vi lng the bills of exchange into Bank
o oa England notes, and with the e350,00
IGIeiS slowed away in a steel box in his
w Sl trunk ne started on his trip back
a. NHeh The steamer reached Montevideo
sue news OF Balmaceda's downfall reached
P pIln ana he concluded that the Argentine
~ -oLiC would be more pleasant place
W W. .Sluence, so he settled at La Plata,
Dmneu The excitement of war died out
az iulo prepared to visit Chile He was
ti ~ tI TO take his money, so he buried it
ra WI Ole ooX. As soon as he reached Valpa-
My, .. ne was thrown into prison and told
o otal When he got ready to hand the money
T Taer 70 The government he would be re-
leased and not before.
biz 5ol4e OF Pinto's friends, however, told
o ,-,' yllat so long as he kept the money
Guy oi the hands of his enemies he was
~, Dut as soon as he turned it over to
AMI s0Vernment he would be taken out
1'u Suot. Pinto is a native of Buenos
- ana he concluded to use, part of
sif-1 money IN effecting his release if pos
70 NJ. With this object in view he wrote
cy- w Parry, an American, whose &C
ff e.,.IU lance he had made in La Plata, of
lr1 VIZ nm one-fourth of the money if he
IN 10y ,a3 induce the Argentine government
ls, ,lAe up his case and demand his re-
p r,'0g, Inc location of the buried treas
bo was was not given in his letter, but would
Tho ' ,5.l 70 Parry if he concluded to accept
t5a TRY oy accident lost the letter and
tbo l n! er soon made known the fact that
wa ~ fortune in Bank of England notes
The uuIled somewhere near the town
can I0 . result Is that about every man that
the b, secure a spade is now out digging lor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-18
A SISTERS SACRIFICE.
Skin Stripped from Her Limbs to Save
Her Brothers. Life.
From the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Chicago, Aug. 14.-On April %, near
Marion, Mich, on the Toledo and Ann Ar
Dor road, a passenger and a freight train
crashed into each other. The shock threw
forward the coal in the tender in the pas
senger train and George Corwin, the fire
man, was pinned against the head of the
hot boiler, for three.quarters of an hour.
His flesh from the middle of his back to
his thighs was roasted.
Corwin was in June brought to st.
Luke's Hospital, Chicago. Theresa Cor
win, of Columbus, his sister, came on to
care for her brother. The physicians
said that it would be necessary to graft
human skin upon the patients back and
limbs.
Two Chicago men volunteered to I'M
dergo the operation but when the prepare
ton had been made failed to appear. The
sister said she would sacrifice her own
flesh. Enough was stripped from her
limbs to cover the wounds Of her brother,
who is now recovering.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-18
Ston yellow Fever.

1t is beyond dispute that Chlorine is the
most satisfactory combination is found in
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. No disease
germ, infection or contagiom can exist
where Darbys Fluid is used. Yellow
Fever, Typhoid Fever, Scarlet EFever,
Cholera, Smallpox, is prevented and era
dicated.
j. MARION SIMS, M. D., New York,
said: Il am convinced Prof Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a most valuable dis
infectant."
Sold by all Druggists.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-18
Maj. Hami lton wilkins Appointed
Roadmaster.

Augusta, Ca, Aug 17.-Supt. Ander-
son to-day appointed Maj. Hamilton Will
kins roadmaster of the Port Royal and
Western Carolina railroad. Mai. Wilkins
was for many years roadmaster of the
Georgia railroad, but gave up the posi-
tion to become president of the narrow
gauge. He was subsequently its re-
ceiver, but was thrown out in the recent
deal when the narrow gauge became the
Augusta Southern. He is one of the
most capable railroad builders in the
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