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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
nSnnlthlnQ.

Geo. Draper is now ready to please
his customers in his new shop next to
Albert Anderson's. All kinds of work
in both wood and iron promptly attend
ed to. Horse shoeing speciality. Call
and see him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
UNDERTAKING.

I have an entire new stock of under
taking goods. Those wishing to
purchase anything in that line would
do well to call on me.
L. II. ORMsBY,
30-tf Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16

WANTED. Several good men to sell
Lubricating Oils, Grease and Oil
Specialtes. Address The Lawrence
Oil Co., 236 Superior St., Cleveland. o.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16

School books, tablets, states, pencils,
pens and inks Mt S. L. Harris & Cos
drug store.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-16
Escanaba Business COLLEGE.

and Institute of Shorthand, Typewrit-
ing, and Telegraphy. Thorough instruc-
ton in all departments. Send for Col
lege Journal. Address, Escanaba
Business College, Escanaba, Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

CoLosEL WILLIAM A. GAvETT is a
candidate for the republican nomination
for congress IN the First district. lie is
an exuberant partisan and a man Of I'M
doubted ability. Should the nomina-
ton fall 10 him. he would give the
democrat candidate the liyeliest sort Of
fight. II only by contrast Gavctt Is a
man Of the people. lie Is enthusiastic
and. politically speaking. omnipresent.
lie Is a ompanionable fellow. his society
being eagerly sought by those who like
to have a good time. Above all else he
Is strictly conscientious and even in his
estimate of himself there is a refreshing
eandor and innocent sincerity which
stamp him reliable man for any en-
Urgency. The Detroit News graciously
supports his candidacy in a good
natured tribute TO his irresistible good
fellowship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Yesterday the trial Of James Burns.
accused d completely in the Mil Creek
burglary. Was abruptly terminated on a
motion made by tho prosecuting attor-
nsy 20 quash the Information II APP
pears that the information was d,.fec-
tive In that ID did not contain an allega-
ton setting forth that the crime charged
vas committed in the night-time"
This was held By the prosecuting aftor-
nsy 10 be fatal 10 the validity Of the In
sfrument The discovery. made after
abe trial had progressed 10 point whore
the major part Of the testimony Tor the
people had been introduced. was brought
about through the incautiousness OF the
defence in giving out that such 40 error
existed Had the defense maintained
. sphynx-hke silence until the case had
been submitted 10 the jury and YER
diet found the objection % the plead
ing could then have becn raised and a
very interesting situation would have
resulted IL Il pere then held that the
Information did not allege facts which
II trus Constitute the crime charged. %
course a verdict upon 1t could not stand
unless the defendant by some act had
waived the irregularities The case Is
one Of considerable importance aud il Il
fortunate that the error was discovered
At an early stage Of the trial The
matter q expense resulting from
somebody's oversight Is an item.
bat not - large "a il woeld
have been had the jury been
hsld two or three days longer The in
cidsnt will serve 10 make tho prosecut-
ing attorneys doably cautious in the
future. II . one u the mistakes which
h inesitablc IN the practices of the law.
and nobody familiar with tho senseiess
rssitaps requirements o. criminal plead
inxs vii BE- disposed to criticsse the Of
fcials for neziecting % insert among
wilderness q inconsequential technical
lies The words IN the night time"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Thismorning at las O'clock the con-
tinuous session q the senate Was ended
o. motion Of Senator voorhees, 10 ad-
iourn. The significance Of this failure
~ the continnous session 70 force vote
y simply that q test Of physical
endurance 10 impotsnt The status
II the repeal ball remains a.
II was before the continuous ses-
sion began. The aftompt TO transact
business has been frustrated by minor
~. That 10 al there - 10 the failure OF
Senator Voorhees, PLAZA. There viii now
snsns some talk 90 = compromise The
l2lk may eystalizs into an agreement
~ the regular daily sessions Of the
s-nzts will be resumed and the battle
~ sind continued indefinitely. The re-
publican senator's stood squarely up 10
the issue - Iong as IL Was necessary to
give the interests Of the country their
loyal support When the fight resolved
itself into a struggle d bruts endurancs
they property declined To be parties
- the disgrscefui spectacle The
minority has saved miserable victory
without gaining 50 much az a vote OF a
I1kexarm convert 10 their cause. Tho
cad 10 not Jet A vote may be obtained
IN regular session with greater ease than
a could have been in the continued ses-
s.Ur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

II the vote on the motion 10 table
Psfsr's smsndment 10 . fair test
Of the strcngth % the senatorial
forces arrsyed on the silver re-
peal question there can be bat one
conclusion 70 the sIisgsceful tesf q brute
endurance. That vote discovered -
senators voting xith Voorhees, and only
II with Dubois Ii il noarly two-to-one
vote. The attitude % each leader i 30
veil known that thsre IL no doubt az TO
ths significance Of the result il tie vote
may fairly be construed a. test And
IL Il Is not a test. common sense suggests
that vote on the real issue could DO
reached by motion. practically
ton the same in effect a. tho mo
to table PETERS amendment Until
such vote shall be taken the country
will believe that minority is debating
legislation aud making laughing stock
OF our form OF government in the eyes
Of the world. Ne true citizen can enter.
tain a particle Of admiration for the
obrtruetionists Nc patriot will justify
the unhoiy usurpation OF power by tbs
minority. II presages danger for the
future which ever loyal man con.
templates with alarm. The question Of
politics has been eliminated from the
controversy. Ii is now a question oil
honor national hoaor. IL in the end
the minority should triumph. II will be
the blackest day for SILVER that ever
dawned Silver cannot win on such
tactics. It's disgrared. deprecated ead
dishonored 10y the lswless and suleless
farce its unwise friends are forcing upon
its record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
WHAT IT HAS COST
To support Kent county's Paw
per citizena
REPORT or suplRlsrlHDESrs
k,ecsioa of school Examiners. foor
supersnsendents and Drain con-
misssoaers HAs Smoothly.

The most important matter TO come
before the beard Of supervisors yestsT-
day morning was the report u the su-
psriniendent Of the poor. Ii showed
that the net cost 10 the county o. sup
porting the poor Tor the past year Sas
s6skadi The superintendent reeosa-
nsended and asked large appropria-
ton FOR the ensuing year.
Tho soldiers RELIEF commission called
attention % the laws OF ls59 relative to
the care Of old soldiers. and called at
tention 20 the hard times. stating that
many OF the veterans who we're able 10
work could not procure work and ask
iug that a snm sufficient TO care for the
veterans properly 10 appropriated by
the hoard
PLACED on file
The Danish society asked for the re-
turn Of el910 taxes oserpaid. Referred
Co the committee on rejected taxes
The committee on public buildings
reported bids from William Miller. Bar
mott x Richards Sproul A McGurrin.
the Gum Hardware company and
Weatherly & PuiIe on hot AIR furnace
for the residence part OF the jail. On
motion OF Mr. Loomis the committee on
Jail improvement was instructed 10 pro
cure boiler sufficient to heat the
whole Jail.
The report Of the county superinten-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

s-aas sho sitisss migrated frsa Ne.
YORK - ne sci q are chll1rsa Il
psrsnts she did <.ll sasiszvous a. TIL
csxo 81 ths. day ont e ssntinsstal
pr'ae 9TH Nsw York thoroaghly
stirred ~ nth Al xmbitioa 70 rseoup
r,s good egsnioa iosf By her snlkiag At
utsts towards the fair. ssnsthing an
pssqsasstsd y hkeiy % taks placs. can
nss York bring 10000 more psrsons 10
60 With tins ordinary 10000 AID smash
al records On Asnhsttzn d4yf She eaa
II shs tries Let her put Tamnany hail
Ia charge of the satsrpriss zad Dick
CFoksr's braves wiil register the entire
state ~ the turnstilss bsfors the 0eto-
bar dsxs hare fallen 90 the evening u
the txsnty nrst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
NEW SET OF RULES.
All tho q. *. a T. Traiumen Are Learn
Ing the New Regulations

The Grand Rapids 4 Indiana road has
iust issued a new set % rules which are
being placed in the hands Of the train
meB. The old rules were adopted
twenty years ago and have been in fofce
ever stnce. The former system 81 run.
ming trains viii be abandoned and the
standard code substituted Several
other important changes has been made
Que of The points % particular interest
20 the public - = rule foFbidding abeo-
lately me use ~ Intoxicating liquors by
empiSyes ~ the road. The rules ara
buund "A neat and attractive book of
les paaea The hooks are Using isstri
butesi among the men. anf they will
mefaoriTe every rule. As sooa "a they
tsse completed ". an examination viii
he held and u the employees are found TO
10 familiar With thu new regulations
they esl Ia gwen immediste effect The
rules Eih not so INTO operation. however.
until tie ofiiciais are satisfied that ell
tho enpinYes krow them thofeuebiy.
The uew eegusstioo4 have bsaa 81 the
co0ree q prepsfAtioa fsr over = yess. fae
wsfk b"saz done ~ Saperinteadoa
" y Stmson aud = - OEourks aad
~ X Harris. the master - tranrtorta.
ti.5n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

shcrif's Oiice Turned Into Reccp-
ton Hall

Sheriff Lamoreaux entertained the
county officials. board Of supervisors and
circuit court jurors last evening in a
manner long 10 be remembered by those
who participated. The pleasant affair
took place in the sheriff. Office 10 the
court house and company q nearly
LOO persons was present. The east jury
room wac converted into temporary
pantry and in il were stored barrel
OF sweet cider. large quantity OF
doughnuts, several hundred pies and
large quantity of cheese. After the
guests had assembled these refresh
ments we're passed and discussed with
apparent satisfaction 20 all concerned
The board Of supervisors did business
with alacrity. the jury agreed without a
dissenting vote and the sheriff-s force
was on the alerts. After the lunch was
over cards were produced and cigars
we're passed. Soon a large number %
games were going on and those Wbo did
not play visited with others or watched
the games as they PROGRESSED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Young. Jr. OF
Jonia. dsned in the Bridge Street house
yesterday on their way home from Chi
cago. MIR. Young is one Of the guards
la the state reformatory.
S. ID. Human. Mrs. q. c. Human.
Mrs A. Is. Cheney. Mira II. A. Hastings
and Miss Ada Grant OF Sparta, dined 10
Tho Eagle yesterday.
Boos' band sersnaded The Morton
house at L. o'clock yesterday in honor
OF the nineteenth anniversary OF the
orening Of the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Sanford OF Mexico
City were guests in The Morton Tor a
short time yesterday morning.
John A. Flick. Cleveland furniture
buyer. is registered in The Morton.
MORTON Percy Maynard. ST. Joseph;
Samuel III. Row, Lansing; w. r. Synes.
Waterford; II. ii. Barlow. Coldwater;
w. l.. Staunard. Detroit; j.. q. Rams
del. Traverse City.
NEw LIVINGSTON G.. Gardiner
Battle Creek: Sophia Smith, lie Roy;
Dr. Zudzense. Sparta; f. +. Hilton,
Jackson; w. III. Heath. Spa ria; +. j.
Porter. East Jordan.
SwEET's-J. Devendorf. Traverse City;
r. Stanley. Prairirville; ~ III. R.iggs
Battle Greek; }. II. Moore. Lansing;
George Bceker. Detroit; l., }. putney,
Sturgis.
EAGsE S. T. Higgins. Ann Arbor; H.
w. Rodenbaugh. BreedsviIle; J. w. Ry-
derry, Kalamazoo; J. X. Bfsdfcld. Ada;
5. ID. Human. Mira G. {. Hinman,
Sparta
KENT Va. NJ. Austcrburg. Alba; Fred
TX. Lanfz, Gladrtone. OsmRn Chappell
Charlotte; r. II. Clark. Detroit; q. r.
CARMEL. Big Rapids, {. q. Smith. Pc
toskey.
BRIDcE STREfT-- +. Sears. Rockford;
c. Bergin. Lowell: benjamin Coleman
Lisbon: l. A. Griffin. Shelby; Frank
Opie Saelt Ste. Marie: 5. W. Perkins
Traverse City.
CLARsSDoN E.Sterner. Flint; Thomas
McDuihe. Big Rapids: ). w. Perkins
Traverse City; George Rasteod. kaiama.
400; &. J. Haas. Flint; John Jennison
Biz Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Session Closed Last Night with n
Banquct-

CLsvErAsp. Oct 1.-THE session %
the state Bankers association opened
Thursday morning vita even a larger
attendance than vas present Weines.
day. and the tAirri gathering 81 the 1850
cation will quite Guido all previous
meetings. not Only in interest but at
tendance.
The papers presented al the forenoon
scssion were ~Old Time Banking" by
samuel Matsfer Of Cleveland. and state
Banks" by W. A. Graham u Sidney.
The afternoon session. which began at
1 10 O'Clock. was devoted TO miscsilane-
Gus business reports from various com
m,ttees. the election and installation of
ofiicers The association has a member-
ship - more than .aSo out ~ little less
than 600 bankers in the state. represent
log about 6too Stockholders The ses.
zion closed With a banquet tonight IA
The flaiiension.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

On October II the city Of New York
will make demonstration at The worlds
fair Just What ear, q demonstration
it wili he. remains % Be seen. bat now
hat Oid Fashsr knicksrbocker IL awake.
a IL safe 10 a~sert he will do somsthiug
b eo1vircs the Slid vest that Gotham
h stn on earth. New York has been
unfrisndiy toward the worlds Fair. prin
c5pally through nniscunception q Chi
eago. and misunderstanding a. 10 her
notirs< Nov that Chicago has made
tae sorisi's fair al unparalleled success
10 fts fscr ~ seemingly overwhelming
obstacles. New York IL reeonciiesl snal
sven srusty Dr. Dana admit. that Il
coohln't have teee better. New York
uae takee ~ much interest in the great
ssposifioa a. Chicago. Gothsm's pride
has been t0uchesi. and the great sesport
ctr would h<s nothing better than b
assrshs3cv Chicago day snd It's 1f30oo
paid admissions That IL wiil h this i
maro than possibility. The RAILROADS.
sfe esp>cted - naks a rata - sf1
Ever nan 10 the state q New York
she can raise that amoant viii - on
hssd Tie attesdance at the fair -
aailv incrrasine sed - thr natural
cctrpr ~ events q vii amount =, 80
90 ueteb~f ~ rhcusansis 80 delayed
x,ssn u tas hope that ths fsir voust -
c,utiaaed. sre now rushiag - fhicaxo.
Theusands e Chieae @ns uil - ems 81
the TAR ca that day q see Sew ycsk
nake a show q herssiL Other tkoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Gassios Bildin Who tirei shots into
The grain pit IN C'hicaC, two weeks ago
vii be taken b. ths kaokakee insane
asylum today.
Doe outlaw was shot dad BY deputy
United statea marshals in McAitsier.
l. T.. yesterday. and four seriously
wonnaed.
Auditor Skermsn - the worlds FAIR
gives the receipss ~ lsfe a. f1a1a. ia
Expenditures s2t oa.Ga
t1rr Cblef Niehoisun ard Tour Gre
user - Omaha ssrn srrrsted yesterday
% TIE charge q assor
Ssne tllouNsnd stfikinE risere -.
turn~d . vork ia the flefhyehine uines
~ EaElaps yesserisx.
Tie kev y l. bastssil = Ne~ York
I'll sal lsw hone tanosres - ss-it TIE
fore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
B.xAI FIRTH JUBILEE
sons or the Covenant Celebrating
racir Golden Anniversary.


facir Golden Anniversary.
Nsw foRE. Oct l2--Tonight at the
Grand Central Palace Que OF the most
impressive celebrations in which the
people OF IsraeT have ever participated
In America wac begun. IL is that Of the
fiftieth anniversary. or golden jubilee. Of
the Bnsi Birth. or Sons 81 the Coven-
ant. The list OF invited guests includes.
in addition To the Rev. DIR. Gustav Got
theil and other persons Of eminence
throughout the jewish world. President
Cleveland. members Of his cabinet. Gov
ernor Flower. Lieutenant Governor Shee-
han. Mayor Gilroy and many other
prominent federal. state and municipal
officials. Many prominent New York
citizens have also been invited. includ-
ing many outside OF the Jewish faith.
The foreign chapters Of tho order are
represented by delegates from Germany,
England. France. Austria. Russia. Syria.
Egypt and Australia. as well rs the
leading cities Of the United Statcs The
inauguration ~ the festival and its de-
tails were in the hands Of Judge Henry
Goldfogle. who as president OF district
No. Bnai Birth. made the opening ad-
dress. He was followed by Julius bier
OF the executive committee; Frederick
W. Burnham. president Of New York
masons; Judge Henry Schif Of the
Montcliorc home. and by Chaupcey NJ.
Depew. w. Bourke Cochran and Secre-
tary Of War Daniel Lamout
Social functions viii take placeon the
second day. thus affording the visitors
an opportunity 10 visit the many points
Of interest in the city. Saturday being
the Jewish Sabbath there viii be reli.
gious ohse-vances during the forenoon
and afternoon. AID the visiting r.abbis
wall conduct services in the New York
brooklyn and Jersey City synagogues
A state banquet. however. will be given
IN the evening". over which Il IL hoped
that Secretary OF State Gresham wii
preside.
Monday will be devoted entirely 4
the intellectual features Of the CONNIE
moration. consisting chiefly II taiks by
the visiting rabbis. During the evening
the women will eniertain. in addition q
Offering q select Musical prugrame a
the Temple Of Beth IA Fifth avenus and
Seventy eifth street This VII be tbs
first participation q women IN The an
nuai lubilees
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
FOR SHORT PocKETBooks.

heavy Suits for 81, trim and you please
fancy Societies. and chinchilias
exceeding incl NJ IRONS TO So
BOYS OVERCOATS-There IN an equal any in
Michigan TO on styles and varieties
Have the latest swell for the little fellows
double all fashionable fabrics
For have the long London sweil styles in
Kers=ys Irish Freze,
STORM COATS for large boys all prices o suit
When the buying hour do fail
aggregation of superb qualities All the novelties
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

wHKS We sum up all the useful truths
which We owe to philosophy. 10 what do
they amountg When we look for some
thing which adds to the comforts or
alleviates the calamities OF the human
race. Ne are forced TO own ourselves dis
appointed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

IsDrA. IL is said. will establish an in.-
port duty on silver. Senator Stewart.
however. will never give his consent to
such piece 81 legislation. and II India
wishes To avoid serious international
complications the government will
abandon the scheme.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

DEMocRsr papers that were gIeefully
announcing that Frank l. jackson
would Withdraw from the gubernatorial
contest in Iowa now sorrowfully admit
that he seems 10 BE- right in the middle
Of the fight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
TolaI.. s529a b

The superintendents asked that 81
A99T transferred from the poor fund be
returned. The whole amount drawn
from the poor fund has been S15.s2ls 81
and the whole amount received Is SS.-
S32l1. leaving net expenditure OF &C.
$500 That part 81 the report which
refers TO the appropriation was referred
10 the finance committee and the bal
ance was laid on the table for inspcc-
ton.
The special having been reached T.. A.
Carpenter was elected school examiner,
receiving twenty nine votes against ten
for G. X. Dockeray. The election OF
county superintendent Of the poor fol-
lowed and Henry Mitchell was elected
to succeed himself.
benjamin l.aubach was elected coun-
ty drain commissioner to succeed Hiram
Chambers
Mr.. Cogshall notified tho board that
Sheriff Lamoreaux had invited the board
and the circuit court jurors 10 attend a
reception in the sherih's Office in tho
evening The invitation was accepted
and the board adjourned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

SHERrFF LssoREkUx entertained the
county officials last evening. There were
no frills or furbcloss about the banquet
Just plain old-fashioned sweet cider
and doughnuts-and the officials enjoyed
it. Sheriff Lamoreaux is prodigaI on
hospitality but shy on style. That's
Why he makes most admirable sheriff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

BEcAUsE New York bridegroom was
called 90 Philadelphia and failed 10 re-
turn ia time for the wedding. the bride
married the best man. The brides con.
duct suggests that che. was probably
reared in 81 Louis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

EMpxRoR WtLGtAn is anxious b test
the strength q his new yacht. Hoheu.
zollern. Willie might bring il across
and bump il against John Jscob Astor's
yacht NouramabaL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

A district messenger was seat after =
dactor Just before mitnsght last night
on report thai Asads larpentes. =
Waterloo street resident. had taksa
m1srphine with suicidal intent she
ess pnmped out and xili live. jealousy
Is repeated - be the cause Tor her desire
10 g ullse OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Eufsffs is In London travelling In.
cognito. II view Of sons u Eulalia :
personal habits she may b. parsioned tos
a certain rsluctance % exhibit them
even in ionsion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

FoR . nan that aia ugt come -
Anesiea b. discuss Enxlish politics,
Joseph Chamberlain. NJ r. IL r-iievins
hiaa@elf q = soFpsirrg nomhser q polit-
iral opiaiurs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Drrnufr democrats are 30 disDsyed
b. The psu@peet = defest at the coming
~iection hat they have inasgursted a
preliminary campai0a % vituience and
vituperation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

ASoTHsR blow has been struck al one
- Grand Rapids leading industries. A
Dispatch semi from Quincy. Illinois. an
nounec~ that leading capitalist Of that
city vas killed BY folding bed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Tt~ district sfsesrsis q fhs sraad
karssle district = re nefhaslssA eria4,.
pa rharch ~iii bold sAesr sanuki sseet
- ~ tbs Iilvtsle.n street ehavth nest
Tuesday. There are thirtg ete stewards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

II " authoritativeiy stated that the
two former wives - Dr. n. T. fo9ie.
eopy die5 natural deafhs The FIRST oue
q consumption az RsckisBd. Ohio. and
the ereoBd ~ Csriton. THE state. 20
raefPcrsi fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

SonocT hae said = serd sheet Phiia-
delrhis lay a the wpri.i's fsir. f,aae4hly
phaeisiphs thinks the CenfennsaI sr.
position i stsli Running