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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
N. E. { H. Railroad Time Table
 Juue II, lS9i
 NAUGATUCK DIVISION Trains leave Waterbury for

 NEW YORK-6.OS. go. S=ec. lO.SO & n I-2s 3-3S, 5-55 pm. sunday f-l5 D. Return 51Ol, s-OO, lO-oO a- -l. l-uO, i-O-, 6-02 b ID. Sunday G-Ol a. n.
 NEW HAVEN via Naucatuck Jurction-7:S0, s-26, &. m, l.IS, 3--,, a.tN D. Via Derby JunCtiuu-6OS. S-,6. IO-FN a. m; =S S-.t s.a3p m. Return via Naue..tuck Junction. IS P. m. sunday 500 a. IT. Via Derby Junction, 100 9 Il a, ul.. l2oO. @-1o. 5o, 10 BRIDG EroRT-6 6-cs. 70. s=2a. loso.f.rn n. l:as
 3-35 5-5S ?. m. sunday 4lS 2. IT. Return -7:O5. 9:40 a. n; l1.JO, S-Se. S-a0. 7,s7 D
 sunday S-1h a.
 ANSoNIA N6:OS 70, S-SG. 10 90. s ra..1-.s. s:,s
 555, co, tmiNcdl D sunday SIS r. m.
 Returr-7:4O. lo2i: a. m, l2:3l. 3:ol
 6:iO so p n. sunday < a5 a. n. wATERTOWN-6:44S S-S7. II.1- a ul.. s.NS 5.iS
 7:04 ?. m. saturday 9:lS p n Return 6-25, 7:55. l01O a m. S-SO, 4.4o. 6.SO, P m saturday 9:SE D.
 THOMASTON-S.S2. HE. m. Sf2. 6-Hq. .9O0. D. m. Sunday 2-@= a m Reluru--7-O>. -=SS
 lO-23, B. m, =-55. S:-G ?. n. sunday 4? ToRRINGTON-S:2 il:I2, a m, 3:ro 6:59 DO pm. sunday 9-s8. Rrturn-647. 7:si
 1000 3. m, 2:5o S7S ?, n. sunday 3:29 r. n. TWISTED s.S2, 'i:iS A m. 7:t2, t,ta. 9,0O ?. 70. sunday e=ai a. m Return-6:S0. 7:lO. o:4O. a. m-, 29t5, 4:42 D sunday 500 m LUCIUS FUTILE. General Aanacer. CT. HAMPSTEAD, General Pass Agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
Great Bargains CLOTHING Gents Furnishings
 AT THE
 Boston Clothing House

We have a large stock of sasonable goods on hand, we want to dispose of them. In order to make it go have re- duced prices WAY DOWN.
 A great assortment of Mems Boys and Children's Clothing, sure to suit you in quality and price.
 Straw Hats, Sum mer Shirts, Under- wear, Neckwear, and everything at a very low figure.
 Please come and takethe advantage of the bargains.
 Yours Respectfully, Bo5to1 C,o:a;r3 House No 118 Fast Nah Street,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
Disensed Cattle Scixed,

NEW YORK. Aug. 29-Ilealth Inspector Ben jamin of Jersey City seized at the Ma tional stockyards over 2O head uf diseased
 cattle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
Chautauqua season Ends.

CHAUTAUQUA, NY. Aug. 29.-The Chau tauqua's season of 1898 is ended.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
Keeping the Faith.

Has my boy been a Little Defender Ead been kind to dumb animals tuday:'
 "Yes. grandma. let yOur canary out of the cage. and when my cat caught it I set Towser on her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
Iersey City Grabbcd hy thc strect Car roo


 NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Thc Consolidated Tract ;on company. the syndicate that aims to gridiruu most of the large cities in northern New Jersey with electric railways $ known. has leased the existing street lines of the Jersey City and Bergen Rail way company and secured a monopoly of all the streets of Jersey City heights and other parts of the city, with provision for two main lines across the HaCkensack meadows to Newark. Acting Mayor Reuben simpson vetoed the ordinance, but the street and water commissioners uuani mously passed the measure over his obieC- tions It k probable that the courts will be appealed to in both matters, as the pas | sage of both cuusCda storm of protests, and intimatiuns uf bribery are freely bruited.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
The New Liberty Ilclrs rrogress.

PHILApELPHIA. Aug. 21-The new lib erty bell resumed its journey westward this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
TERSELY TOLD ITEMS.

Emma Goldman addressed a meeting of anarchists in Philadelphia.
 Frederick Ferris, who escaped from Au- ourn prison, was recaptured.
 The longshoremens strike at New York regarded as a failure by the strikers.
 Rioting in Buffalo was resumed by the Poles, but they were subdued by the police.
 Hayward A. Harvey, the inventor of aarveyized armor plates, died in Orange, \. J.
 Massachusetts mills are shutting down because of a lack of cash, although they nave orders. The yacht Navahue k to enter the races 'or the golden cup offered by the Royal Victoria Yacht club. The Musical Protective union of New York objects to the proposed tour of the Imperial German band. Sums of money, supposed to have come | rom the wrecked schooncrs, were washed | ,shore at -Asbury Park. The issue of standard silver dollars from
 he hints and treasury offices for the week
 ,udcd Aug. .3 was S1j6,14O Victoria Bateman, the actress, has been
 asked to withdraw from the Professional lWOman's league because her name was con | leCted with a divorce suit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-29
MERIDEN BRANCH.

GOING EAST. Leave Waterbury England station Fsso. a,4O a. m, s>2O T. m.; Dublin street 50o, 9.55 a. m, 500 ?. m
 GOING WEST. LEAVE MERDEN for wate-hurE-7-s' am; go. 6SO ?. m- Arrive Dublin street S40. m: l.a. 7.S ?. m; at Water bury, New England stStiOn. go, A.n- 20o, sap. mA I. D. BARTON, Gen slp't, Boston
 w-R- BABCoCK e. PA, Boatsz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

the sop~rvisaon u tbs police comaais-
sloaers and subject a. al tia rules gov
srninx poiscsnaea IA active service
Messages we're received from the gov
srnss announcing that be al signed the
Ana Arbor charter bill and the blll sp
psspxiAtiss G.saluO fog ths Ses II fair
exhibit u Michigan.
During the afternoon session the fol
loving bslis we're passed; A ball author
izlag the opsning sndImprosing Of high
ssfs and the consG uctioa u bridges, a
bail protecting Antwerp. or homlng
piwsons, . bail adding Labor day TO tie
holidays includsd in tbs act relative u
days u grace % commercial paf-r.
Nr. Moore offered = coceurrert reso-
luton providing Tor the sppoin,ment B,
the governor II state historian II
WAS referred u the committee on state
afAirs. after shich the house listened to
the reading By ). Is. McCrsekea Of Ia,
vorid's fair poem and adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
HOkE HAS A SCHEME
He Will Confer With His Assistants
Regarding Department Work.

WAsHINGToN. May 3 Secretary Hoke
Smith was at his Office IN the interior
department and expressed himself as
much improved 10y his recent trip with
the president 10 New York and Chicago.
The secretary. seeing the importance Il
securing perfect harmony in the policy
10 he pursued in the administration IL
a deI artmrnt with such varied and iu.-
Iortant interests il those which are a.
signed To the department II the interior.
y formulating plan by which each
Dad ~ the several bureaus will be a.
signed certain hour each day for "A
conference with him. AZ this confer
ence IT is expected the heads ~ 4! e
bureaus will bring TO the sccfctary's al
tentIon such matters "a they thnk re-
quire his consideration. anil will have
al opportunity tn discuss with him the
general policy 10 lie pursued in their -
spective departments. H. further lie
yelopment II the general idra. the sec
rotary intends Ia have meeting - the
assistant secretaries and the heads Il
bureaus for the purpose - considering
al! matters 81 common interest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
AUSTERLITZ.
Not the Famous Conquest Of
the Great Napoleon,
But Still a Great Victory Over
. Dreaded Enemy.
Fraught With More Value Than
All the Conquests Of
Napoleon.
AUSTERLITZ.

AusrERrITz. Mich-This town was
named in honor of tn. place where the
great Napoleon 80 slgnsily conquered
hls enemies. Our little town has lately
Witnessed some rotable conquests. con
quests which are % more benerit Ia The
world and mankind than were al the
victories 81 Napoleon.
Mr.. Thomas Carson. one of cur most
prominent citizens. became very III.
Il was troubled he ssys. with liver
disease. blIiousness. ehliIs. bad digestion
and more or less rheumatism l was
very nervous and had hysterical dreams.
| suffered terribly with faint aud dizzy
spells, had no appetite and could not
sleep al night.
II did not know what TODD. but finally
began To use DR. GIcene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. The very first bot
tie made such decided change IN my
condition that l bought five bottles and
took them up. and must aud will say
that | am astonIshed at what this medi-
cine has done for me.
Il am completely well. aud l shall al
ways pray that DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy will always ex-
ist | shall never be without II IN my
house. for think IL Was God send 10
me. would like what | say published
for the benefit of other unfortunate SUI
ferers from disease
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
IN A FATAL TRAP
SnockingIy Terrible Death OF Mile
NariWseth.
MepeED HEAD DOWNWARD
Thr.~xh . aois IN shs tHoos She
ssD~iy SsGocssss by Hood
Uashtng q No. t1sa1

Dxrsotf, Mich. Nay 3-An old build
ing At Ne loo Welsh avenue. fofmsfiy .
church. 10 being rsmodeled for uss ~
dwelling house. This morning When
the vorkmsa resumed operations .
psAstsrss named Fred Bueksnssein made
= shocking discovery on the sscord
roor. The body u . loysas-oid girl
named MiIlis NAskvsth. whoss parents
live ct No. s5 Hammond svenus, vAs
found we.iged in hoss in the noss.
Tho 9ppsr half Of her body protrudssd
head downvard through the hole
through tho ceiling Il Tho hrst story.
While tho remainder u her body
ga. on tho second hoor. The hoir
IN ths noor Is only a few inches
IN diasaes-r, and 10 seemed almost Inn
possltis that she could have forced hrr.
eff through IL Inquiry at tho home ~
the girls parents showed that she came
home from school about 4 o'clock y-s-
terdzy Afternoon and left Al hour after.
ward Ia pack up kindllngs and blocks
for firexood IN the house where she met
her death. IL IS coaIectured that while
peering do~ n through the hole che lost
her balance. fell head downward. vas
unable 10 extricate herself and died OF
sufyocation. caused hy the rush OK blood
ID her head. Coroner Bcatcher was
summoned and adjourned the inquest
until triday. Dr. Kelly will make a
post mortem examination
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

WIN Traasposs 1--we stock - she Fair
frec.

CnIcAso. May a-Ths Michigan board
Of managers held an important meeting
last evening" The hrst matter acted
upon was that Il the live stock interests.
The board has GOV decided Ia pay trans
portAtioo on all animals coming for ex-
hibltion. % furnish hay forage only and
a. pay the salary u q competent super
intondent II was stipulated also that
no animals will BIZ received except those
passed upon by the superintendent prior
To leaving Michigan. nor will any animal
be received that is intended for sale.
The additional appropriation " f.5.oO
Was also apportioned about as outlined
by Mr.. Weston before the legislature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

How tho Body OF Dr. slomAn " A.
IsIentif~i

DsrRoIr. Mich. May Am interest
ing fact has become known in connec-
tlon With the accidental death 10 DR..
Eugene Sloman at Omaha last summer.
hls burial in Detroit. and a dispute over
the payment u the insurance on his life.
IL appears thar the insurance company
thought the remains buried here were
not those % Dr. SlOman. They refused
Ia pay unless the remains were
identified. and employed Drs. Dut-
field. Weber and Clark 10 investi
gate. The remains were finally identi-
feel. however. with the assistance - an
Omaha dentist. who hal repaired DIR.
Slomans teeth. and who had fad Il
keeping record IN writing ~ a.. his
ca-ss. The dentist came here from
Omaha a few days ago The remains
serc eIhumed. tho mouth carefully ev-
suinesi by the dOetors. and their find
ing< marked on a chart. The latter Vas
then compared With the dentists record
book. anil Tailed IN every respect The
Case "a said by one ~ the doctors a. he
among the most remarkable II It's kind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

she Wants the Guy ATTORNEYS Con.
urtnssipu " ish the Council

LAxsISG, Mich, May 3-Bota
branches u ,he leg slature today adopted
r--oluilous III respect to the memory Il
Alexander ChApoton Of Detroit. Who
died yesterday Mr.. Chspoton was
member IL the legislature OF lss3 and
~as prominently identified With the
building % the state house. The nags
on the capitol are az half mast in h %
honor. In the ~ nate this afternoon Mr..
Doran presented the circumstances II
the city council Of Grand Rapids against
the taxation % church property. and the
remonstranee % Judge Grove. y Wes-
-elius aud 10 others against the provis-
ION in the Grand Rapids charter which
takes from the saldermen tho right to
confirm tho appointment OF . city At
torney.
Mr.. Brundage's resolution providing
for the appointment % . committee 81
the house relative 20 the distributions 1t
manuals Was adopted
Tho majority Of the committee on
judiciary recommended the increase IL
the salary of the state treasurer from
goo 90 5000; that OF the auditor gen
erai from 5000 % 1900 and that II the
attorney general from $40 to s3Oo
III. majority u the Judiciary commit
tee recommended the passage d Doran's
inheritance tar bill and the DETROIT
house Of correction frye labor bill was
made special order for next Tuesday
~ } p. m
Among the bills passed we're the fol
loving, A bill providing for the selec-
tion d seats Of members Of the house by
drawing. which bill passed the house
this morning; bill appropriating $1,000
for the state educational exhibit at the
worlds fair; bill making l-6 Of a mill
tar available for the support % the uni
vsrsity for lso and each year there
after.
The senate adopted a morning session
resolution and then adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

George W. Warner. Esq, the most
prominent merchant and siorekeeper Of
Austerlitz. says:
Il had been troubled with palpitation.
kidney troubles and general nervous
ness and insomnia. l had dizzy spells
and half the time my legs Ia my knees
were like chunks OK ice. felt blue and
took no interest in anything. l used
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. and began 10 feel better right
away. am perfectly cured and ! am
amazed nj the curative effect of this
wonderful medicine. | now enjoy my
self and feel like another man."
Mrs. Mary j. Warner says:
Il was troubled with nervousness and
sick headache. / had no appetite and
could not sleep half the night. ! was
very weak and Frustrated. | used DIR.
Grcenes Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy, and il has completely cured me.
| cannot speak loud enough in its
praise
IL you are sick use this great remedy.
especially now IN the spring, when you
need spring medicine. IL is purely
vegetable and harmless.
IL il the discovery 81 a physician. DIR
Greene. of No. - West Fourteenth
street. New York city. the noted special.
ist in curing nervous and chronic dis
eases. and he can bc consulted free, pe-
sonally or 10y letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
COLD DAYS DELAYS CHOLERA.
Surgeon General wyman Thinks the
Weather q Ui~~-inx IN Disguise

,sHfSGToN. MAY 3-"The backward
spring which ne have had has been a
cool thing Or the people - THIS country
and may save many lives" SAID Surgeon
General Wyman. tho head - the Marine
hospital service. 1T delays the possible
visit % that one foreigner which is not
~ 10 n welcome guest in tins country
by that you mean The cholera. 1oc
tor
"Yss I hope We are no, tn have that
guest. our provisions fnr preventing
the entrance - cholera OF any other dis
easa - that character are moro thorough
ard complete than ever before. and ! feel
very hopeful as 20 the result There Is
now comparatively little cholera abroad
81 far "a Ne can learn. and a. al the
points where IN does etist are fortu-
nately pretty we'll away from the lines e
travel, the chances - its transportation
are reduced materially. Furthermore.
the world Is better prepared now g. SIGHT
this disease than ever tefors With the
growth - medical science and a better
understanding q the disesse there -
coupled a general improvement iu the
facilities Cor preventing "a spread
The preparation m this country you
cuneider satisfactory. thenr~
Yes The genera plans for guaraD
tine IN THE cuuntry and the establish
meat - iuspections abroad the irfailet
instructions 20 officers All along tn
cuas, and ell along The t<r,ier. sod tie
details - constructing ard orgaunin-
auarsn.ins stations. have heen p great
Undertaking and yet the fact fhat rhera
- an enormous fnna nearly - 90 CO.
.~.rf.tf. to- ~.s~..,,.-., a. . 80.
target Or All sorts = schemes IT, -
gin 9TH. however. W. have 4 spieutiii
corys q INSPECTORS snrossd bose husi
n-s- 4, = ~ not oaiy ssfch fhe general
situation IN other countries ant keep -
thoroughly a'vss~d. but especially -
Trsrer' ard watch The immigration lay
BY szv sni individual hy inffviiusi
The cficers % steamship lines seen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

The Hawaiian Enso, Says He Comes
Altogether ON Private Eu-inc>-

S,S FR,vcI~co. May ? Tho stcau. r.
Australia arrived from Honolulu thi-
morning bringing sdvices 10 Ayul -
Paul Nrtlmanu. VINO Mas among the
Passengers says that he has come rv
merely on private business The british
cruiser Iyscinth hss arrived 81 Homo
lulu from fsquimali British Columbia.
The United STATES steamer Adams.
which - expected at Honolulu e. feiie'fe
the Mohirsn. had not arrived up 81 tiie
time the Australia sailed. s reception
and bail vas given GA board the Bo~;ua
N April - Among a large number q
invited guests we're naval officers from
Japanese and English rar-hirs ia the
port
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

ADRIAN. Mich. May } The gold cure
scare has struck John McCabs VI Pal
mer. Mr.. McCabe paid DIR. Tracy. late
presiding genius Of the Blisstield gold
institute. 20 cash and note for ss5.
sMd was discharged cured after two
weeks treatment lie is in Adrian To-
day In a terrible MAJ. looking up law
yers. claiming that his cure was fail
ure. and that his thirst for liquor two
weeks after his discharge was "a great
az II is today. He wants 10 proceed
against somebody to recover his cleo.
bat doesn't know whom. as Tracy is
d,.ad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
PERKINS & RICHMOND, ror Ottawa.

more. r. X Iargrave IL Nashville. W.
r. Duncan Of Sparisnburg, South Caro-
lima; Charles Is. Galloway of jackson.
Mississippi; Joseph :. Key ~ Sherman.
Texas: T. j. Haygood az Los Angeles; q.
i. Fitzgerald 81 Atlanta. Georgia. and
u. Il. Hendricks Of Kansas City. Bishop
j. G.. Granbury 81 Richmond. Virginia.
is Ill and cannot be present.
Besides the college 70 bishops the
AUXILIARY board 81 church missions viii
NEE: here during the week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
METHODIST BISHOPS
They Gegsn Their Annual Session
Yesterday i'm ksn-a. CITY.

K,~s,S CRY. No Nav Ihis morn.
ing The ooIiege 81 bishops - the method
- church south began its annual seSst1p
81 the Trr-pst Avenue methodist church
IL - a secret session The church has
ten bushop=. bat enc - i'i and cannot -
here The uhl@ct q tie meeting - -
arrsnIp the pisn - epi-tslpal visitation
90 vear. Al The nferences - the
church wil bs divided s,nong the
bishops. who VII then g oct asd
durins' the year act a. presiding ard
exe,utve officers q thA vsfion- cen-
ferencss Ihe church si~n hss cr.r
fereree- Ia Rrazil. China and or er
foreign Countries and one hisscp Ill -
Assigned - he fprsisn S,nfsrercr< The
hishoy~ row here are Join q Keenan, =
New Orleans, y ". WiIsoE Il B.lu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
RUSHING BUSINESS.
The Mouse Griasis Out . Rig Batch %
small Bitts.

LAsstSc. Mich. May 3-The house
made up Cor oct time today n the mat
ter - rushing business IN conservative
manner ard among other things cleaned
Up the ory'es - third reading q hills.
Nsny bills were rsssed during the
morning and afternoon sessions. but fev
~ them ser- ~ an important cbarsc-
ter
Among 'he till- ps-s~d during the
morn NJ vas th~ one authorizing the
eitie- and Villages - the state - own
anil operate their own electric light
plants snd sl-n The hill p~nsio'ilug
policemen after 'wsr'y five years active
service provided the police boards al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Special Cabinet Meeting.

WAsHiNoroN. MAY z The absence n
the president and members III the cab.
met in New York AMI Chicago caused
two cabinet meetiugs 10 be passed over.
80 a special meeting WIS held at the
White House today todi-poao ~ laat'ors
that had accumulated during he in
term. The meeting Logan al > O'Clock
and las;crl al cut two hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Bro R>Pips. Mich. May 3-Charles
D~rring. awaiting trial in the county
Jail for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. this morning sawed of the lock
fssstenings. walked through the sitting
room and escaped. lie had outside AS
sistance. George Jaeger. who is wait.
ing trial for shooting his sweetheart.
Miss Nero. was HE only companion.
Derring threatened to Kill him ii he
raised the alarm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

SAGINAW. Mich. May 3-Charles C..
Stevens. who has been running the Sagi-
nav county abstract books since his
fathers disappearance. was arrested this
morning. charged with embezzhng s2oo
from Jefse Hall IL Chesaning. Charles
claims be In innocent. and only received
the money while acting in the capacity
Of clerk. He was taken 10 Chesaning
this morning by deputy sheriff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Ann ARBoR. Mich. May 3-The Stu
dents Christian association will next
year hire a general secretary 10 devote
his whole time 10 association affairs at a
salary 81 ESQ. instead Of one 10 give half
time at go per year. as formerly. The
position has been offered by the board
u directors To Frank \. Nanny. this
year . president Of the association. and
IL is probable that be will accept.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

WAsmNGToN. aay 3 Mr Hall. the
vice coneul II the United States IL Win
uipeg Manitoba. sar informed Tho state
department - the death Friday lssi II
james ". Taylor. consul st that Place.
Mg, 1aylor has heeu ill tof some time.
IT, Ws- appointed consul az NnniPcs
fem Minnesota n lsie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

LANSING. Mich. May 3-The Gov
srnor's Guard. Company f. First regi-
ment. voted unanimously in favor OF co
ing To Chicago rather than 10 the state
cncampment this year. II the former
trip IL made. they will be satisfied with
transportation and subsistence only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

NtsuvoroN. May B Edwin Dun =
Ohio. rec ptly appointed miu tes -
Japan. called aB Secretary Gresham 40
tae state department. toslaE aaa tos. r'.e
oath = Office He Wili sol e.. J 1lal ia
about a month
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Adrian Firm in Trouble.

ADRIAN. Mich. May 3. -Mulligan Il
Ro~sch. clothiers. this morning filed
chattel mortgages 10 Whitney Il vii
cox. bankers Of this city for 1880; and
Ia Weed. Coburn & Co. Toledo. for
600. Wesley 4 Sons. local clothing
men. have bought the stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

LANSING. Mich. May a. George y.
Caldwell. eS state accountant. was yes
t-rday notified 81 his appointment as
national bank examiner for Michigan.
and ordered to Washington 10 prepare
for his duties. He left this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Same Old story.

Yr~rLASri. Mich. May ,. Mrs. Will
lam White was badly burned about the
head. face and arms 10y the explosion
- gasoline while preparing dinner tins
noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Charged With lnranticide.

Paw Paw. Mich. May Hattie
Decker. a young girl Of Il. from Goble-
VILE. has been arrested and lodged IN
jail. charged with the murder II the
young infant which was found dead a
few days ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

should know that thc Pyramid Pic Cr.,
vfll promptly and eGeciusir reme-e
every trace u thesn. Any d-Ocgis, I'D
.ri T. TT sou