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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
BURNED A DEBTOR OUT.
A WIDOW BADLY TREATED By a
MAN WITH A MORTGAGE.

Going to Her House at Night He
Drove the " oman and Fer Children
Out, Carried Her Household Goods
Into the Woods and Then Burned
Her Rouse.
CARRoLLToN, GA, Jan. 1s,-Johu H. L.
Benford, citizen Of Carroll county, is un-
der arrest for arson. Lewis Ward Is In the
same box az Benford. Ward and an un-
known man went to Widow Mary z.
Whites last night and turned her and her
little children out in the snow, took her
household goods out Of the house. carried
them into the woods eighty rods and ses
fire to the residences. This was Benford's
way OF collecting a debt. Widow
White borrowed some money Of Bsnford
last fall and he took q mortgage on Mrs.
Whites farm. where she lived. The debt
became due some time ago and Benford
went to Mrs. Whites and demanded in1-
mediate payment. Mrs. White could nos
meet her obligation and Benford insisted
that Mrs. White must turn over her farm
and home TO him without process OF law. To
this proposition Mrs. White demurred aud a
general quarrel between the woman ana
SVhAOA0 hOouitoNy ouh u Wnu DMfsAY
sverted. Banford made many threats OF
violence during the quarrel and the woman
had him arrested and bound over 30 keep
the peace.
THE FIRING OF THE HOUSE.
The matter went along until lass nights
when Henry Benford. Lewis Ward and an
unknown man went to Mrs. Whites and
aroused her from her sleep and drove her
from her residence. took her household
goods out and burned the house. Warrants
were sworn out and the officers have Ward
and Benford under arrest for arson and
other crimes. A preliminary trial will be
held at Bowden tomorrow, 10 being near
where the crimes we're committed. Mr..
Benford. one Of the defendants. has been
considered good citizen and leading man
OF his community. He adopted very pecul-
lar methods to collect his debt and they may
land him In the chain-gang. Benford says
the farm Is his now, as he has put the wo-
man out of possession by burning her houss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
READINGS COMBINE.

Report of the Special Committee Of
the House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The unanimous
report Of the special committee OF the
House, which investigated the Reading an
thracite coal combination. was Submitted
TO the House to-day by Representative
Coombs of Brooklyn, chairman of the sub
committee. IL recommends as q means Of
protecting Independents coal operators
against discrimination on the part
of coal producing and transporta-
tion CO mpanies that the interstate
commerce law be amended to meet the eff
feet Of the Gresham and Counselman de-
cisious, and that the long and short haul
clause be made applicable to railroads
which form connecting lines. The COM
mittee Is not prepared to give an opinion as
to the liability Of the roads Investigated to
punishment under the provisions OF the an
ti-trust law. but feels justified In saying
that the facts disclosed merit the fullest
consideration Of the law officers OF the gov
arnmant
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
wAsHBURN's BILL.

The Vote on the Measure May Not Be
Reached Before Next Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Although no
positive agreement has been reached it
is possible that the vote on the anti-option
bill in the Senate will not be taken up be-
fore next Tuesday. Several senator's have
signified desire TO make speeches. Sena-
tor Washburn is disposed to let them do 30
upon the understanding that finsl vote
will then be taken without further opposi-
tion. If such an understanding is reached
1t will doubtless mean tue passage OF the
bill by the Senate, as the opposition does
not number more than about twenty at the
outside, il the votes on amendments are
auy indication.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
STRUCK AT A CROSSING.
Eight Members of sIeighing Party
Killed and Right Injured.

Eight Members of sIeighing Party
Killed and Right Injured.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. ia dreadful
accident occurred at crossing near Lons-
dale. ON the Providence and Worcester rail-
road at 1880 O'clock this morning. A sleigh
ing party from Pawtucket returning from
a dance and supper at Woonsooket was
struck by a locomotive of freight train.
Eight persons we're instantly killed and
eight injured. or the injured 1t is feared
eight or ten viii die.
THE DEAD AND INJURED.
Following Is list OF the killed: Daniel 8.
Richardson, Robert Cook, Sarah N. Draper.
Mary Ann Fawcette, William Henry G.
Draper, Miss Annie Wilson, Mary Hamil-
ton aud Annie Sullivan, who died at the
hospital to-day.
The injured are: Mrs. Joseph Riley, coll
lar bone broken; Ada Young. right leg
broken; Joseph Mcknight, scalp wouad:
Florenoe MoGowan, slight scratches and
injuries; Mary McGowan. slight injuries
and scratches; William Braithwaite, ribs
broken: Thomas Wilson, collar bone broken
and bad injury to the back; Fanny Smith,
bad scalp wound, compound fracture OF the
lower jaw and fracture OF the nose.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
Cullom's Bn Taken Up.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-The Senate com
mittee on interstate commerce to-day began
consideration OF the Cullom bill intended to
the interstate law. By a vote Of 6 70 5 the
committee decided tnat II would not con.
slider the section permitting pooling until
the remainder Of the bill was perfected.
Some significance is attached 10 the vote by
railroad men.
The committee this afte moon, by a vote
of to b, finally rejected the railroad pool.
ing provision IA the CullOm bill, and Will
report tue bill as thus amended.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
A Caucus Postponed .

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The republican
Senate caucus called for tonight at Senator
Sherman's house has been indefinitely post
poned. for the reason that the social features
of such a caucus would not be proper at a
time marked by such a sad event as the
death Of ex-President Hayes; particularly
in Senator Sherman's house
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a shor. sesslon Of tha Houas.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1a-The House, after
disposing OF routine business, passed the bill
providing for court OF appeals for the Dis
triot of Columbia.
The sundry civil appropriation bill was
reported and placed on the calender. The
House then adjourned aH a mark OF respect
HaVag
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
EURoP2's COLD SNAP.

Great Suffering and Heavy Mortality
Among the Poor.
BERLIN, Jan. 1s.--The cold througnout
Europe continues intense. In this city the
cold is very severe, being 23e Rsaumur.
There is great suffering and large fatality
among the Door, owing partly 10 the cold
and partly 10 the acute dsstitution among
the laboring classes The bodies OF thrso
persons frozen to death we're found In the
streets to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19

BgRLIy, Jan. ls-Ths striks OF tha
miners Ia tho Saar dlstrios has apparently
como % a close All ths miners 10 Saar~
protest meetings have beon aband0nad
Quiet prevails thrOuklout the mining re-
gl0n.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
NothInR pone py the sennte.

WASHINGTON. Jau. l6--On motion Of
Senator sherman, after some remarks Ia
eulORy Of K-Presideut Hayes, the senate fn
respect % The memory Of the deceased ad-
lourusd.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Statement of the Plan for Its
Reorganization.


of
urityh
under plan and will shortly
heseu IN the tion
at will
Mercantile TrustCo
the had
of Georgia, Savannah,
DatedN New York; an
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19
STATEHOOD FOR UTAH.

A Favorable Report Ordered on the
Bill OF Mr.. Caine
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.--The House conn
mittee on territories to-day, without
division. ordered a favorable report on the
bill introduced by Representative Caine Of
Utah, to enable the people Of his territory
TO form constitution and state govern
ment and to be admitted into the union on
an equal footing with the other states.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19

found TO t hos s s t. eos
man, I
---eoles L9lla oL lr.e a.ear.a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19

wAsHIxGTos, jan. Is. - There is no
ohango la tbo coalition Of Mr. Blaine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19

II. B. HoLLINs, Chairman,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
EMANUEL LEHMAN,
JAMES T. WOODWARD,
JAMES STILLMAN,
New York.
E. E. DENNIsroN,
Philadelphia. Oonlihl''ee'
E. ROLLINS MORSE,
Boston.
F. NJ. CoLsToN.
Baltimore.
CHARLES II. PHINIzY,
Augusta, Ga.
JACOB II. ScHIFF, Advisory
New York. I Member
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-19

COLUMBUS, Ga, Jap. ~. columbus bad
big surprise this morning. Up b. mid
night tie weather Was crisp but little
cloudy, Indicating rain, but early rissTs to-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

planned II NAUSEA and her face
tegsl "a swell Hsr sslspseaars we're
aressed hen hsr heath improved After
Waller z2s scot ~ ia vosxaouss faf
tnlFEy dsss AID ans vzs sgaia attacked
znen size ~as released eae .sft NE
family xa2 xeat 70 Chicago. walker
and NEfs aRd taDy then wsat a. Indian
spul.s. lsa.Aas. tos . snort tine. ihsy
rstsTaesi Ia Ioie<is February isss- Here
Me-. Waller wa- taken sick and died,
the gym ptosns being the sane as these
suffered By the young lsdy. Mr.. NS-is-r
k.rflsd ms saAha1aasns u hs We . ~
maias. which ssfs sftesvsrd placed Ia
the cemstery vsulS- lie notired the &c
sETancs ofbelsls st Detroit of hls wife
eless.se and lnei.ss~d a copy u the death
esTtlacxi~ and demanded the 500 ~.
su4snes due oa the death n his wsis
Insurance. oflrtsls came to Toledo oad
Investigated the matter. They examined
ths e8spes at tie esuieGsrs vault sad
~ere sss0unled 81 ths discovery tnssts-
" sas BOT that of ths woman that wss
insured IA the name a NrA Waller.
Wbil. the remains were thosc u The
real wife. they yer. not those ~ the
WOMAN insured In h~s name Naizsr
-ans.enly left town and bis - hersahoats
are anAaosn. An sutopsy u The 0ofy
u Mrs.. WAilsS dlsclosss the pSesencs 81
stsychasns IN the stomAeh- Coroner
Beckwith ssid this afternoon there vas
No doubt the woman had been poisonssi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

Sew Bsiis of Asy Import Wese rassssa
by the aotasnA

LAssIso. Mich. April :i.-Shostly
after the senate convened this morning
Senator Clark entered smother protsst
against the -'usurpsssoa' % tho char b.
senator Fos W ednesdAy and was more
successful than senator Morrow. Tor hs
saceeeded in having his protest spresd
upon the journal.
senator Gibson's bill compelling tho
u~s OF safety valves on cylinders. drums
and other reeepfselss containing cArbonic
ac,d xAs or other ike seriform sub
stances. tbs ball authorizing the village
Il Hancock o. purchase property Tor a
water works plant and the bal suspend
Ing the paymens III the sparrow bounty
from April Ia November Of each year
were Passed. and the secate took a re-
e,rs until > p m.
At the afternoon session a communI
cation received by Governor Rich from
the governor u Minnesota Vas read.
Minn-sotas governor asks that ten com
Llisesorefs he appointed Toy Governor
ksch to confer with a ike number of
commissioners from every state IN tho
union aad constitute an Interstate COZ
ference ~hiCn shall consider the ques-
tiou II the coal trusts. Chicago and 81.
Paul we're suggested a. ne plsces In
which % meet. The resolution was re-
ferred - the committee on federal rela
tons.
In committee II tho whole Senator
Weiss bal r--enActing tho old Law rel.
at,s 20 the election of presidential
electors. and the bill appropriAting
sa-115 for an asylum foe dangerous and
insane criminals. were agreed 70.
The senate then adjourned until 0
=. IA. Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
ny ''; ;;;' 4; i
: : &C.; ~ e.
Thousands Taking palns's
Celery Compound.
Brain Gets Food, the Blood
Nourishment.
Better Than All the Ordinary
Medicines Ever Made.
Brain Gets Food, the Blood
Nourishment.
Better Than All the Ordinary
Medicines Ever Made.

Spring makes important disclosures
Spring uncosers good deal IT dirty.
bare ground that the snow has hidden
during the winter. just 80 spring shows
how thin and poor the blood has become
from the confinement and cranped con
diiions Of winter.
Something il needed 10 enrich and en-
liven the sluggish blood. \ food for the
nervous ID needed.
Cases 81 nervous exhaustion. hysteria.
etc. are frequent. in which the lack 81
proper nourishmcnt has greatly aided in
the production Il these troubles
The impoverished blood fails Ia nour-
ish the nerve ceRtprs. and headaches.
hysterical symptoms and other mani
festations OF lowered nerve-tone soon
show themselves.
Long experience has shown the neses-
sity in thousands of cases Of using
Paine's celery compound at this season.
Palnes celery compound has stood the
test OF years.
All manner Of people have sent testi-
monials 10 the virtues Of this compound.
many well known. very many unknown.
the rich aud the poor. men and women.
old and young. il has made them well.
Elizabeth Stanley, most estimable
lady Of Troy. n. u. tells how Paine's
celery compound made her well. She
says:
..Af t;ruaa nv kaaJ a,ba1 ~, that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

leg. chairman II the conniftss on inter
state srnDeTes. has n0f sTfsaged fos TIE
Invest ysslon sathoFissd ~ the srnsts,
and II take 10 steps IN that difection
until MAJ some time. whea &c viii cal
the committee together tor thai por-
pose. n 10 not likely, bat NJ. Butler
links that TIE oHamIttee ~iil 40 10
Tol~&, 10 investigate the disturbances
snoGe the railroad aasn. car q shieh
cane the decision u Judge Tar q the
United S,saes court sitting IA that csty.
Such an investigation II this particular
matter - may he made ~.D he con
Quoted in this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

A Jackson girl became enamored Of a
member Of a barn storming aggregation
and would have eioped with him. but
the police stepped in and saved tho girl
from fate worse than death.
John Collins 81 Muskegon has disap-
peared and has not been seen since
Monday IL is feared that he has sui
cided. IA be vas slightly insane.
Burglars robbed Henry Petzema's
store at Grand Haven If flO0 worth Of
cigars. All the officers have To do IL to
saiff the air To locate the thieves.
Tho G. 4 W. NJ. repair shops at Mus.
keCon are beng rushed To the limit to
have cars in shape for the worlds fair
traffic.
Rellaire has at last found a practical
miller who will bank his experience
against Bellaire cash Ia run a gr,st mill.
In. Flint and son have sold the
Barry County Democrat ~ Hastings 10
III. H. Snyder 81 the Sunfieid News
Charles Maui Of Ludlngton. who uas
shot 10y W. Mckay. has died % his IN.
iuries. Mckay rs held Tor murder.
Peter Hockenberry. n Michigan pio
neer who came Ia the state in ISIS. WAS
buried at Charlotte yesterday.
Somebody attempted IN wreck the VI.
&. train AZ Paines station hy placing
ties on the track
The skull ~ Richard Prior ~ Ishpem
ing was crushed by falling rock in the
Salisbury mine.
Sarnia has hal another inceniiary fire
This time meat market was dc
stroyrd.
A half vitted Port Huron boy caught
a little girl and bit piece out Of her
cheek.
William Jsck-op ~ White Biver has
hen appointed agusrd at ihc worlds
fsir.
Flint niurods are having picnic
Nth the ducks and snipe 90 Flint river
King \ Chase' : factory At Quincy n as
burned Thursday night Less. t7eoo.
The State Medical association viii
meet IN Muskegon. May II snd ~
7'h> recent storm a; Oacoia carried
away hair million feet - pine
lshr~n1ing % covered Nv lot AMI ?
hsf Il the beautiful
There "a tour feet 81 suov In Csiu.
met
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

The sight or the John Buil Train
Causs>d Anna s~m~ps.

rnsr w,ySx. Ind. April 2t.-The r~o-
PIE - Hcc-isrsion looked backward SIT
dac abe. so.isy The ~Old John Bull
train Travelled from Lima. Ohio. - piyni-
outh. Indiana. cn schedule time and
wa viewed Nv thousands - people az
D~lphos. Van Vert Fort Wayne. Column
tis City. Warsaw ard Plymouth. The
hiirrsrri ~ sns,s and wind had NJ effect
~ the ODD tea kettle engine and u made
from fifteen fo twenty Eve N lea an hour
all day over the Pennsylvania company
h~suf,fui track The Old engine seems
~ have gui "a second s,nd and will
make the go ~ - TRIP without stop
Or repairs During the engines career
IN the Csmden 4 Anhov railroad ~ car
rcd thirty Pounds q steam. T1-isv dor
M portlon q the WIN ~ Carved 10
pound- and the ski ~ rziir'ssdsr On ths
train I'D rot anticipate a,y al re~uits
Tor,crrpv afternoon th~ t-s4n vii srr,va
N Chscsen 81 I o'clock ard phil 'rt7 TIA
anion dero, Afnhi the we0-ieru N
vrnthsr. IA rsiirca,i motive ro~sr joan
Fuh Eii prs-~nt uss~t suu<nz cor
tfsst IN the Chicago gaien depot The
r-isr a The inventive r iads q the esri,er
wears = Fhi= century - a CURIOSITY s~en
IN the ~y~~ = men ~he have beea N
rsisr,sl re ~ Years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

would nearly 20 Nks. sCvTkkFlkso.
wild. il Was - bad. Paine's celery com
pound made me feel like . nee wemxn.
! ann nos doing my osn work. and am
getting all suffering ones Ia try your
wonderful oompsund-'
SAYS Il. &. Cfabtrcc Il Lynn. Mas:
Il believe Primes celery compound u =
most valuable medicine fos nervous pros
tTstion. ! suffered very much Tor long
time With the above disease. aud sss
about giving up all hopes q . recovery.
Sleep Was something that ] could not
get For ten days and nights a q time
not an hours sleep. va suffering
terribly from pain over my eyes. Ny
business went without proper sttsL lion.
and in fact Was fast gu4ns al 10 psscsA
About three months ago commenced 10
take the celery compound. and today
] can sleep a. well rs ! ever could In
my young days. II is truly . most won
derful remedy for nervous proetration.
Every family should have the remedy
on hand"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

The Inspectors Want so Enlarge the
jackson lnsats ut Mo-

JACKSON. Mich. April al The hoard
81 prison inspectors will recommend
that The legislature Appropriate s.s.sV
for this year. This money Is needed 20
build new north wall At the line q
North street thus enlarging the present
yard by considerable ground. and using
all the land belonging 10 the state at
the north u the present prison wall.
Some of the money In Ia he used. II tie
legislature viii donate il. which the
hoard thought unlikely, In erecting q
building for the jackson Tool COMPANY,
q nsw institution which will 10 under
the control of w. II. Wilmington and
employ twenty five convicts-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
WIND AND WAVES
Drive vesasls into Michigan Ports Sa,r
HAessy's aake.

8Aeoey0 oAke.
s,err SIR. yAKiE. Mich. April ?l--A
terrific northeast gale has been raging
all day. accom- panied by binding snow
storm. All telegraph wires are down
and trairs are delayed The weather 10
very cold. The ice In tho river 10 brokru
up badly near the open water. but nnvi
sation = not likely 20 open up before
Nav ~ IL ia reported here that tho
railroad transfer ste.mer at Mackinaw
could not crosa the stFzits today.
CaEBoYaAs. Mich. April 2l.-For
twenty four hours one of the worst gales
ever Snowu ON lake Huron. accom-
panied by snow, sless and hail. has pre-
vailed The steamer John Duncan.
from Chicago to buffalo. had her rud
der carried away last night in LAKE
Huron. she ran back for shelter. and ~
Cow making repairs
MFxoNfSrx. Mich. April 1.-THE
steam narge Durham and the tug Claus
are hemmssi Ia ty ice here and IN
danger q teing crushed The steam
IA x-= Colburu and Mills. which arrived
here yesterday. were fairly driven
through the zee by the heavy wind. and
sre more 90 less damaged
gHrsoYcAN. Mich. April Il The big
steamer Chemung driffsd ashore in
Duncan tsy daring the gale. nut rss
easily pulled 81 with 10 damage. N0s-
wrecks ase expected. The gale vas the
worst ever expeSrnc~'i her.
f,~r rav.S Mch- April 2i--N
southwest gale with snow - raging %
,isv TIE tio~sr 1r and ksika-Ss are
hsre f,r shel,e, The Alhany and Bel
man i..ft this sff~rno~n
Peer iIryov. Mich, April ia
southwest gale "a blowing. accompanied
With sncg TIE steamer Pope - tse
cniy vessel that has passed down si,ce
Wednesday night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

any slight noise would scare me and
make me tremble. Since then | have
used one dozen bottles 81 the compound.
and a. a result weigh 10 pounds. All
my nervousness Is gone. | sleep like
top. and my appetite IL good. My dis
ease was female weakness. and an ova.
rian tumor. IL any lady suffering as
did will please write To me. will answer
her"
a simple vegetable remedy that has
power To cure that dread disesse paraly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

tho nervous
sy stem Reed
the following
from Mrs Idz
zie Shaifer 81
Siauhcr. Penn.
Il was aiilict
eel With spinal
paralysis leu
ralgis 81 the
heart q a
rheumatism ~
that | Was un.
able 10 get
around ar do
any work. !
llr.Ifnrni Nth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

NfwAKK. n. j.. April 2l.-An ex-stu.
dent in the Cleary business college Of
Ypsilanti 10 plaintiff in a breach Of
promise suit now in progress here
against the Rev. William Jason Of 81.
Johns NJ. r. church at Orange. Mr..
Jason is the colored preacher who was
horsewhippcd in his study two years
ago. and tho wiclder of the whip
on that occasion is the plaintiff now.
Adeline Brown. q mulatto OF striking
face and figure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22


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hav Or. Ps~~~s fisassns Pei
t~ts II lcs ever snos Nc
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inv . . -0ssra o~x hss
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h~rs 1901 ne smallest .
sss - n ov-s psls- ssssss.
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n 80 - ~cwhs-a ~r-h
rusfsrs~sta. Ccnsearess,c. nj
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s,a q h.,ss-~A sed ssss sss
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- ne c~ly s~c~~ry -st'.s
zoe . 2r~scvs 49, -hey~
e-~.-rss.~f ~ Gs~~ asssfs--
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frc-a Ok>g.~ssN, trs bsssrsv
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wh,~~ Nvses s-s ssssxi>h. the
ri. b ~e-ss - ss~ss -~s>sssa
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

LANSING. Mich. April 2i.-Although
tn all Appearances there Is no danger
that the depositors 81 the Central Michi-
gan Savings bank will lose a cent. and
although the bank will in all probability
he able 10 promptly resume business,
there is "a project on foot u place Cash
Ter Bradley in charge 81 new bank,
with a capital III $4,000. which shall
succeed the old institution. The pro,
ject ~ meeting with much favor and
will doubtless be consummated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

Buy DIR. kochs German nerve pills
for nervous people Guaranteed to cure
weak memory. Io~s a brain power. lost
manhood. nightly emissions and all
nervousness to either sex Prics d or
ak for 81 Dullam's German Medicine
company. Flint. Mich. colo agents for
United States and Canada. Sold in
Grand Rapids by Scribner 4 Aidworth-
No. 73 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

ANN ARBoR, Mich. April 2l.-At an
early hour this morning freight train
and lone engine collided on the Toledo,
Ann Arbor i North Michigan road. this
side Of Whitmore Lake. Fireman Swine
ford's legs were both broken. and he
died soon after being cut out Of the
wreck Of the cab and tender. The
freight train had been ordered to stop at
Emery to wait for the engine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

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