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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Gpy Sil=i,y. son - H. IL. S,Ishy -
Lowell. died Suddenly Sunday from
= phfheria Saturday afternoon be va.
pisyug on The streets. but AZ night he
{, s,np,sire,l a heiug -ick. \ doctor wa.
called. sho pronounced u diphtheris
Tee chtd grew rapidly worse aud died
Sunday uight
The annual meeting - ths Grand
Rapids Mutual Ruiiding and Loan
association vii 30 held Monday evening
MAY : sor the s,ection - officers and
sst'ang 80 ths years business.
-, NJ, forVe, the meeting IN the Park
congregational church tonight for IN.
ergsnizattrn ~ sssrciatei charities
II ION value the protection - your o~n
interests yog viil attend.
TIE t'rand nvcr improvement, emn
r,sfes~ he hearsi q trsie WAS n have
h,id mertirg last uigh. for the cousid
eTsti,'n - Important matters. but owing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

sitter kouss and selling FieixAnanI's
yssixt Adopted
The ,sssae oid kick vas rsisrd On l.
SENDER. he refusing to hive UP IN he
asfeemect With the union. Uaioos vere
requested 10 deal ksrshly 9Th their
m.'mhs .. fos p~tsonizing him.
The tsilors reported that several firms
in the sity had agreed ~ their scals and
would u.s. the union label hcrcsftsr.
The orr anisztioa cusamittee seported
that tfs Hosssshoers' union would again
arsliats xith this b,dy.
The grievance committee sepos1pd no
troabLs between the Hackowner' and
Hackdrivsss' unions. They also rsportcd
al Objectionable clsuss Ia the owners
by laws Loycotting the men Who own
their e,wn hacks and slsO the under
takers who give them amy woek. The
h,dy demanded the removal u that
CLAUSE IL they do not want boycott
placed on them. Also declared that the
{. l. Y. will prosecute them to the full
extent of the Law il they do not perform
their duties ~ common curriers' and
licensed servants 81 the public.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
CALEDONIA SHOOTING MATCH.
Farmers BECOME Enragcd Over Tres.
passing Cattle and Use . Itiac.

\ telephone message was scnt to the
sheriiT's Office from Caledonia Last even.
ing stating that "A shpting ARRAY had
taken place there aud that warrant
hal been issued for the arrcs, ~ the
party who did tho shooting Tho PAR.
ticalsrs ~ the affair IA learned from the
station AZ caledonia last night are that
Alber EerhAn fired shot from his rifle
at Charles Finkbincr yesterday after
noon. but misaed his mark. HERMAN IL
occupying Finkbiner's farm n. "a tenant
AMI h,s cattle have bs~n running over
wheatlie,d on the farm. Thie sng.rcd
tinkhiner. who called ut Berhah real
rlenc. and espostuisted with him about
IL Hot WORDS ensscd AMI lIerhsp ar.
dered him ~ the premiscs. lie did not
g.. and Igerhan sent into Oh. HOUSE.
.on after rcapp~sring with h,s Win.
chester ehich he leseIs-i on his neigh
iaor. The iaIiiet missed its mark. ho~
ever. and fiakbsuer s~rse out war
rant Both are prominent anil well
hnasn residents n the soxnship. and
tie affair created considerable excite.
meet 81 the vicinity. The sheriff dii
not "a a. tsisdonis last night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

How the Vote Stood On County and
STATE Tickets.

How tho Vote Stood On County and
Staac Tickets.
OfYicial returns from the townships at
Caledonia and Spencer have not yet
been received. With the exception at
these two towns the vote In the county
ut the spring election was ~ follows:
For Justice Of the Supreme Court
Hooker, $3.50; Durand, SOS; Walker.
1913: Greece. 6ls. Hookrr's plurality
55i.
For Regents Of the University -Kie-
fer. s.5O5: Fletcher. 8.i9s; Harmon,
1916; Bunker. 1917; Stafford. sol; Me
Culloch, 973; Graves. TIC: ashley. 7ls.
kieier's plu rality. $50; Fletchers plu-
Judge OF the Circuit Court-Grcve,
7.2ls; Tasgart. s.2A; Adsit. $3.50;
Tatem. 971; Shedd. s97. Adsit's plu-
rality. 6sB.
For County Commissioner II Schools
A. Hamlin Smith. s.iil: William
Smith. 7.76s; l.. e.. Merriman. :rO;
Hackmuth. S09. A. II. Smiths plu-
rality, $50.
In the returns on the amendments
the vote in the fret precinct II the
eighth ward is missing. Excluding that
and the two townships. the returns from
which have not been filed. the vote on
the amendments stands rs follows:
For Improving the County Jsil-For.
6.75s; against. 1866. Majority for the
amendment. 2.6sS.
For River Improvement For. 1882;
against. 35117. Majority for the amend.
nent. 3S,5.
For Increasing the Salaries OF State
Officers For. $50; against. i.2i6. Ma
jority for the amendment, 3l0.
For Board of Highway Commission
ers-For. 1888; against. 3.2lS. Majority
for the amendment. 1.76o.
For Enlarging Jurisdiction II Circuit
Courts For. AIT; against. 2.7il. Ma
jority for the amendment. 1876.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

At ~. regular monthly uleeting os the
Womsnis home and hospital board ycs.
tsr,isy afternoon the matrvn reported
eighteen patients, Of whom fve are chill.
dren. the balance women. Tho home
Furnished thirty two free t"igings fos
the nonth and Ia free meals. The
payment 10 OIL lao due CA the building
next fall WAS settled. the amount OF
hand Was 500. and the beard considered
II good policy Ia borrow the balance and
settle IL An application tor life mem
bership by woman II years u age was
cunsieiered. The woman managers want
all friends IL the home u remember the
entertainment, Temple of Fame Ia be
gwen for It's benefit In Hartmans CON
cert hall ON Thursday night. The enter
tainment Was produced here twice dur.
Ing the winter with highly successful
rrsults
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

You ought to bc personally interested
in the organized charity movement
Tn. meeting will be held in the Park
congregational church this evening.
J. l.. Sfreliteky left for Chicago Last
night la attend to SOME world fair mat
ters in which his firm ~ interested.
Assistant Fire Marshal Baxter has re-
turned from Mt Clemens much i'm
proved in health.
Dwight Goss IL in Northern Wisconsir
On legal business and will not return un
I'll next Saturday.
Boru To Me-. and Mrs. John Slat,ery
10 Twelfth avenue. twin gifls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

- the Ah.euee of certain partsss sn al
ioufuusat sss taken pRsa temofEox
nlgks ~ In No business szs trans
acted.
Eiwin = Nosey. the young attorney
shs has hsea III sifh tsphosd fever az
81 Marks hospital for SINE uaas pasi.
bal . hemon'hase Il the bc~~ls ..stsr-
day and ais ',ondtsina 10 considered very
critsz!. lie was repostsd - about the
same" At the hospital iAts last night
DE. b. J. Gronss ID no longer = mem
her Il the Grand Rzpsis Academy II
Mei.ctns- A s~cret meeting vas heii
last evening. and al its CONCLUSION 1t
~ss announced that DIR. Goasrs rela-
taos IA the academy are srversd.
A trailer on the Wealthy avenue line
jumped the track at the eorncr III fni-
ton street and Lzgrave street AT ODD Last
evening and CAUSED q blockade for TWEEN
~ minutes.
T. 4. L.avenworth ~ the q. X l.,
aud r. NJ Davis ef the &. 4 w. NJ. viii
go "a Chicago today Ia attend . meeting
u thu ssaeral freight agents
There was an Increase in the bank
clearirgs yesterday of si.Is.5i over the
corresponding day of last year on a bust
ncss q elsl $3.50.
James \. Hawk % the g. 4 W. VI.
ticket otfre returned from Chicago last
night. where he had been 10 spend sun
DAP with friends.
The work 81 building the new shed at
the union depot. Ia replace the one de
stroyed by the snow slide. will be begun
this week
The stock 10 women's shoes in j. H.
Tulips store will lee sold Ia the highes,
bidder by the assignee on Thursday
morning.
Tn. &. a W VI. and tho q. X. 4 |.
roads have begun To make preparations
for the summer travel 10 the northern
resorts.
John &. Klein broke ground yester-
,iay for xi.oOo reservoir on Wealthy
avenue near Carleton street.
The regular meeting ~ the directors
Of the board % trade will be held ~
night.
The annual meeting ~ the hoard ii
ST Marks hospital will be- held April VI.
One case If books for J. Il. Hulst MAS
received in the custom house yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

The kert Pair directors he'll nie-t
irg IN the os'isr = fsecYrtafY cos -
fsr,4sy srd continued tbe efsh n re-
ss-ina the prrHium SCI ttuill - o'.ni
eis'esi 81 the meeting - - h.id ~ e
Aan4iay The foibYslng dire tafz sefe
present. President Asfgu flsfs Nee
gvtsTY Issn~~ Cas-. \ A F'ie'. hsf n a.
Hlsf AT i@ss 4 ssalrssan Leland
s'ssfaeii 80 nssfr casf'ti,aa e tae
srs.sssiS tn. rfsstiesa set all .-in
- ls~sts.f s. h-ss frfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
UNsk DRIVERS Wno<ss
VIII tss Isk~. ~ ~ the Central -
tSps estoa

1br semi ssan,hiy iaee'iBg - the Cen
tai i.aisaf nnlna sss eaiiesi b. oy,ief ls-i
right ~ Vice President f,gaiefs, = hn o.
tnfissi ff..ssssnt Mara -iet To- I'D The
se'fsisry sss issifiast~.i g. request iiep
fs--autsflFs Aasisf-na ~ give the fost.gt
tast-ss tsss iail he stin.-i attention sas.
ttF "a ssafa ~ issssgs
fhs prsss-s - ths fyrasrspaies
sei - S. President Cleveland ass3nsl
size spfsdsfu.ssit 4 'hasies u iiiaua III
asF.is 81 pabiif IFsatef sss snsiss sssi
sHt fas.sf,le.i 81 Z s-fiss 80
The Retail tisasess tissFhs sni0s ~
fssss=.t q iaoFcoh "a ss@pe-si ~
West asiiss sissss fss ksepigs as.s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
INSURANCE. DIVIDED.
The Grucnwald Case Decided by the
Great Camp.

Inc OrucnWaM S0re IbcCtOcO Oy Inc
Great Camp.
r. A. Dapper. attorney for Wilhemina
Gruenwald. widow Of Jacob Gruenwald.
who committed suicide by hanging in
jail last August. has received letter
from ID. ID. Aitkin. great recordkeeper
of the Knights Of Maccabees. stating
that the committee appointed to con
slider the matter had decided to divide
the 81 600 insurance between the widow
and the daughter now living in the
Netherlands. Grucnwald carried 81 600
insurance in that order and the policy
was written in favor ri his wife. but a
few weeks before his death he ordered
the secretary To transfer il In the daugh-
ter. The widow contested the matter
on the ground that Gruenwald was in
sane at the time ne ordered the trans
fer. The matter was referred to the
great tent for settlement. and commit
tee came hero few weeks ago Ia take
testimony. Mr.. Dapper. in order to save
expense in case an appeal should be
taken. offered 10 settle as above.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Celebrated Its Anniversary.

The twenty fifth anniversary OF the
founding Of st. Mary's school was cele-
hlated by the girls at Knoxville. ILL.,.
April >. A supper was given with APP
propriate toasts aud responses. The
affair was concluded with music and
dancing. the pupils all being dressed in
white in honor Of the occasion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

eompari>sas may te made The nsx
essctbon ias s-sys nsthing about return
iug pei lists. bat the obi ssaersi el~ctsoa
las provides that ''one II the yoii bsts
bs delivered b. the t,~nship ,.erk and
the othcs tn the county clerk. which
lists shall Is filed and preserved by
thssa.' etc. AZ present some inspectms
return them bue the nxiorit. do not.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Miss Minnie Berry died yesterday 81
consumption at her home on Plainfield
avenue. Deceased WAS sister Of Man
ager Berry of the TELEPHONE exchange.
She Was employed for eight years AZ
cashier for Steketee 4 Sons. dry goods
merchants. The funeral will bee held
from ST. Alphonsus' church at 9a. m.
tomorrow. She was we'll known and
greatly esteemed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Mr.. Mills Will BE Called.

The paper by Pastor Higgins on DIR.
Griiiis Songs ~ Solomon" was read
aud discussed before the city pastors
conference yesterday. 1t was decided
unanimously Ia call Evangelist b. Fay
Mills for series Of union meetings from
November I To IL next. Thirty churches
will be represented in the meetings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

At meeting % the board 81 directors
Of the Country club held last night. II
was decided Ia build a pavilion ON the
club grounds "a; Reels lake. The build
ing will he - by 50 feet in size. and will
be deliberately equipped. There viii be
a dancing hall Tor winter use. The club
will prepare another tennis court on the
grounds. and will try "a have the meet
ing ~ the State Tennis association held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Yesterday the &. i W. NJ. passenger
office received some excellent framed
photographs Of scenes in the vicinity oi
Charevoix. Harbor Springs and Pctos
key. The pictures of Petoskey are 1ixS
in size. They will be sent To Chicago
Detroit. Cleveland and other central
railway points.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Contagious Discass.s.

Ethel Rogers. No. 2i2 jefferson avenue.
scarlet fever. Willie. Mile and Frank
Mc,;raw. No. -. whooping cough.
Nellie Doran. No li5 Kent street. inca
sizes. Prul Trefcnthal. No. 52 North
Ionia street. typhoid fever. W. Thomas.
No. 70 Court street. typhoid fever. Ole
Peterson, Wallen street. whooping
cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

The women ~ the board Of managers
al the L. II. \. home met in the Smith
n Sanford store on Monroe street yes
terday afternoon and decided Ia hold the
L. Is. \. rally at that place next Satur.
day. There will be speaking, music and
other attractions, and those who attend
will be- privileged 10 register for fee Of
Id ,.eIis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Was Not Authorized.

G. G. Comstock stated yesterday that
the recent statement published in a
morning sheet 10 the effect that the
North Park railway would he extended
across the river this scason was not au-
thorized. and that according Ia the
plans made the new road and bridge will
not be built this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
An Economical Hint

Jean Hunt. in tho Toledo Bls.ie. tells
about home dy-ing She recommends
diamond iye-. aud say- that II the Ill.
rect,ons ar. follo~oi ~ 10 impossible Tor
any op. o. fail With thee. dyes. The,
ss,nie in all snlafs, AMI are aid by drug
sis's cyeryvhese at the uniform price ~
ten cents package.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Tho development ~ the Atchison.
Topeka * Santa Re X X companys ex.
trnsivc coal felde ut Toluca. Illinois. N
making "A great demand for labor. IS
p~cially II carpenters. miners and brick.
layers at that point. Tho plating ~
the new town site is going on. and there
is pressing demand for representa-
sion - various lines ~ business.
The special Immediate needs are a
first rate ~ room hotel. n new spapcr and
job printing Office. "a furniture store,
shoe shnp~. wagon and blacksmith
shor~. a restaurant. wall paper snd paint
store. foundry and machine shor. feel
store. meat market. bakery and g,ssd
livery stable. Excellent opening and
god paying business awaits ne~ eomsrs
In thesc various lines.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

s'aaaty 4 iesk kstig hsl.8r fssi hefs
sffss sie.tl sfsgssjes- ,is.astt fgtafn
so sals sissss s-taTRs ssif tsilg slssrts g.
80 eslsaty tasBssiiF s6f eitf clerks
s-sss ,isis pssll ii~ss sr sesl. IS ossies thst
a. ssSs - sscstisss- - sAe eaoy ss-sss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
burial Permits.

Eddie a. Adams. ST. Marks hospital.
Hartford. Roclof Razcl. No. Els Grand.
yiIle avenue. Valley City. Roger Scho-
field. No. 80 South Ionia street. Valley
City. Hattie Harris. No. q Waterloo
street. Valley City. Sarah Evcrts. No.
30 Logan street. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
BLOOD DISEASES, SORES. PIMPLES
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES CUREDl

Rheumatism and ALL Female Diseases cured. including
I.eucorrea Ovarian Troubles No surgical
oper Todd disease without kn
or and leaves the patient whole an
sound. No mechanical treatment No No ~
stimulants. The patient remains permanently we'll
Consultations free and confidential day but Sundays
Offices North Division
rooms 4, and 4. Hours, o a. m, to D. IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

The managers ~ the Union Benevo
lent Home hold a grand rally and reccp
ton Ia their friends next Saturday
April II. from I until 10 p. IN. There
will he speaking without which rally
in incompletc). There will be songs and
mirth and lunch. and a cordial welcome
Ia all visitors. Registration fee. l0cents
Don't forget the place. Smith r. Sand
fords old stand. Luce block. Mr.. Luce
having kindly contributed the usc ~ the
store for this occasion. DO you know
what rally is! Come and see.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

At n meeting IL the vestry 81 ST.
Marks church yesterday afternoon w.
T.. Shelby was elected senior warden.
r.. +. Uhi. junior warden. Leslie Free
man secretary. w. III. Gilbert treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
LOST MANHOOD RESTOREDi

Also Nervous Debility lmpocncy Varic"cee and Female
Complaints cured No charge for services until cured
Catarrli Deafness Lung Diseases. Throat Brain, spine
Nerve Kidney Liver and Mucous Diseases cured quickly and
permanently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
the GLENDALE TRAM RoBBERr

san Antonio. Tex. sept. H. Nathaniel Myers.
alias Charles Leakman who is In Jail here charged
with being implicated an The Missouri Pacihc tram
robbery near Lamar. Mo. which took place
two years ago. makes som" startling disclosures
as to the guilt of Marion Iiedg"path ~h" - III JAN
at 81 Louis charged with being the leader Of the
Glendale train robbers who secured $4,000 Hcdg"
path claims 10 be Mycrss double. ana says that IN"
latter was the leader OF the Glendale robbers and
not ho Myers i'm renlv - this says.
Il have shielded Hclgcpath all along IN the mat
ter but ] will now tell all know. He got IN" into
trouble and is trying 10 pat II all on mo.
know that fIedgepath is one Of the Glenial" train
robbers. and can produce four witnesses that can
prove that he H. Nnen I am called upon To tell
what / know about the Glendale robbery my state
ment will impncate some Of TN" most prominent
business men OF Kansas CiN. II viii he an easy
matter TO prove that lIelgepath is guilty Of the
robbery Mrs Iicdgcpath herself said that her
husband was of thc robbers and that A1Vp
was secured and that the money was divided In
her presence Four Of the men received an equal
share of tie money They We're Hrdgcpath. Mrs
Hcdgopath's brother. a man named SIe and Dnk
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
STILL FIGHTING FOREST FIRES.
srIRRING SCENES AROUND THE IMrEEILLED
SETTLEMENTS


sTIRRINo, SCENES AROUND THE IMrEE1LLED
SETTLEMENTS
Milwaukee, Sept l7.-Rains about Merrill. Marsh
field and stevens Point to-day have greatly qucnched
the forest fires i'm the region where they have thus
far been the most disastrous. but dispachcs from
Ashland tonight say the fires in tho eNtrem" north
ern part OF the state have assumed most threaten
ing proportions An day settlers have beer pour-
Ing into Ashland from all directions. fying from tho
advancing flames which have deyoured homes and
all their belongings
The cinders and smoke hanging over that city
ire described a. almost binding. over 10" voiun-
toes were added 10 the IRE department forces 10
the fight against the flames they advanced on
the CITY from tho Odanah Indian reservation \
high wind was driving the flames toward the Lake
shore and Western Railroad shops when. at ,
o'clock the water works CAV" ont The coal sheds
were soon on ire Thirty dead locomotives were
quickly fired mp and pulled all the rolling stock to
places Of safety on the lake front tn" smok" Was
so dense that number Of men were 0ycrcom" and
had 10 be- carried places of safety There has
been no rain in Northern Wisconsin since July
TO- and vegetation Is 80 dry that everything burns
like tindcr Three families are reported To have
pcrishcd near Marcngo.
Al Parishvilic "a large iron plant burned to-
day Settlers arriving in Ashland tell piuful st"rics
and many fell exhausted when they reached thr
city. The fire covers about 20 squdr" miles "i
territory and j. going nOrthWard. 1hc damage 10
standing timber IS enormous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
COCHRAN My NOT BE PROSECUTED
CHIEF DICMMOND DESCRIBES THE MINT ROB-
BERs CONSUMING PASSION FOR GOLD.

CHIEF DRUMMOND DESCRIBES THE MINT FOB
BERs CONSUMING PASSION FOR GOLD.
Philadelphia Sept. lit is probable that Henry
: Cochran will be arragned tomorrow before
United States Commissioner Bell charge Of
robbing the philadelphia Mint of gold worth s26.516
Chief Inspector Drummond. of the Secret Service.
went to Washington to-day to get instructions
from Acting Mint Director Preston. and when he
returned here tonight he had "A conference with
one Of assistants of United States District-At-
torney Ingham i'm reference to getting his aged
prisoner a prompt hearing The witnesses for the
Government will be Chief Drummond. Treasury
Agent Morgan and Assistant chief Weighing Clerk
John H. Jones. of the Mint. The Government is not
disposed TO push the case with any degree of vigor
but District Attorney Ingham will ask that Coch-
ran be taken out OF the hands of Secret Service In
spectors Wood and Linden. who now have him in
charge and put where he be found when
wanted.
chief Drummond tonight said that he not
in "A position to say definitely whether not the
Government would prosecute Cochran. but he de-
clarei that he would recommend the abandonment
Of the case I'm the event OF complete restitution
being made "iie is old and feeble. and has done
good service i'm the Mint" Mr.. Drummond further
said "and do not believe that he is altogether
responsible for his actions. | would trust Cochran
with millions of dollars worth of anything valu-
able except gold. 1t would be safe give him
control OF "A vault filled with greenbacks for he
would not take a cent of it, He has handled gold
all his life. and has developed "A passion for it
which is too strong TO be described. He thought
the Government rich enough without few
bars more less and he helped himself to
tent that would make his declining years happy
mos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
ACCIDENTS IN PROSPECT P1Rk.
TWO CARRIAGE, AND nIcycLE, IN COLLISION

TWO CARRIAGES AND BICYCLES IN 'oLLISIoN-A
RUNAWAY HORSE CRASHES INTO \ TREE.
The wrecks of two carriages and bicycle are IN
Prospect Park Brooklyn. the result OF riding ana
driving accidents Last night Jacob Hart OF NO
3i6 East Forty -third-st. Ntw-Nork. was riding MS
bicycle and ran into "A carriage driven by Matthew
Green OF No. 80 Schcim srnorn-st.. BROOKLYN Hart
was thrown on his back. while his bicycle ana "A
wheel OF the carriage smashed. Mr. Green
fen to the ground and VAS bruised about the head
Hart was hurt in the bl X and shoulders
A horse driven by Nicholas Scch"hien. OF no -
Rush-st. Brooklyn. took frigh. on the West Drive
and ran into a tree. sm ishing both shafts OF the
carriage. The driver was thrown out ana severely
bruised.
Henry Studdevant a young bicycle rider Of Coney
Island. injured in COLLISION at King HlSh-
way and the ocean BoucvHtd late last night. \
horse attached to a carriage knocked him down.
smashed the bicycle and injured tn" Wh""lnihn 80
that both OF his thumbs had to be- amputatri IN"
horse also kicked him on the hip. laying II open.
The Young man was attended 10y llr. I'M and Mr..
StillwelI. at Concy Island. where he was removed
after the accident The driver Of the carriage was
arrested.