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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Raesss ~ Naonu0ush WssU n1ow 8us
Excisins k:.o~xh sOs Everybody.
Nrw YoRk. July s.-Ths attendance
AZ the Monmouth races y - only tar. IN
Indication q rain keeping away hun
ireds Of people OF the nslghboring sea
sille resorts The threatened storm.
however. did not make iss appearance
The frst rses wsa' = big success 90 Tar -
lhc talent vas concerned They plunged
- Prince George ~ yin and he Won IN
most impressive style The start vas
Z very good one. and the issus WAS never
iB doubt The talent Vas evidently IN
form for their choice kaxan romped
home . very easy winner OF tho second
race. Lady Violet struggling franticaliy
for her head. Get the pace Ia the
third race fog the Monmouth Oaks
STAKES until they were within
tso furlongs Of the finish. Lamley
then raoved up with Augusta Belle.
They raced together with Afternoon for
nearly . furiong. Then Augusta Belle
shook herself free Of the others and won
very handiiy by q length and q half.
Lady Violet lasted lotsg enough Ia q 60
we're drive To beat Afternoon couple OF
lengths for the place. There were half
- tt1tI tfrukd8 oyo S<atsN etofs So1
effected for the next event-the Hopeful
stakes for 2 year -oids- Nottingham was
the quickest to move. but Hamilton ut
once reined him back TO the third place.
giving Mistrel and Hy der Abad a chance
10 make the pace. Mistral was sDon in
trouble. and Hyder Abad looked 10 have
the race a bis mercy furionH FROM
home. Hamilton. however. came again.
and after terrible drive landed Hur-
lingham a winner by the shortest u
heads Ayier Abad. all out beat. De-
clare four lengths for the place. In the
6sth race Narlgold and Mary Stone
aI'ernatei until they were headed for
home. ST. fIorian then assumed tho
command aud he lasted long enough to
win by length. Equity beat Mary
Stone length and bali for the place.
First race. sixfurlongs- Prince George
won. Midnight second. DIR. Rice third;
time. l:Ii-
Second. five and half furlongs-
Kazan won. Roland Reed second. Chata
third. time. Its.
Third. mile and q quarter
Belle won. Lady Violet second, After
noon third; time. 2;ios.
Fourth. four and half furlongs-
Nottingham won. Hyder Abad second.
Declare third, time, l;Sil,.
Fifth. one mile ST. Fiorian won.
Equity second, Mary Stone third, time.
l.si.
sixth. mile and a sixteepth-Jos
Nelly won. Madrid second, Nr. Sass
third; ,iuas.. i:4el.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
TO VISIT THE FAIR
Emperor William VIII Sec the
Columbian Exposition
AS A GUEST OF THE NATION
Imperial Cssmsi.sSonss Wesu9th 0as
BceA Recalled 20 Escers the Yoang
Itaicr 10 America

CHICAGO. July s.-Psid admissions IT
the fair today $3.50
That William III. Germany's young
ruler. viii accept tho invitation Of the
president of the United States 10 visit
the Worlds Columbian Exposition. 10
the decision u the diplomats In dis
cussing the recall ii Imperial
Commissioner Adolf Wermuth. through
whoss energy aud executive ability
GermAny's matchless exhibit 1T jackson
park has been made po~Gble- Mr.. Wer-
muth sails fos home July %. His recall
il ostensibly accustomed by stress Of
business in connection With his ofiicc d
privy councillor. but among his associate
II Is asserted that the commits
sioner has been called back to the
fatherland 10 escort Emperor William to
Chicago. Commissioner Wermuth Gays
that he hopes and confidentially ex
poets to return before the close o. the
exposition. aud that fact strengthens the
current rumor. The commissioner de-
clined to affirm or deny the rumor Of the
empcrors acceptance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

by local applications. ss they cannot
reach the diseased portion II the ear.
There 10 oaly one was 10 cure deafness.
and that 10 BY constitutional remedies
Deafness 10 caused by an lnhanod con
dltion 81 the mucous lining q the Gus
tsehian tube When this tubs gels in
famed you have rumbling sound CO
imperfect hearing, and when IL 10 co
tirely closed deafness IL the fesult. aud
unless the inflammation can he taken
out and this tube restored 10 iss normal
condition hearing will be destroyed Tor.
ever; nine csses ous u ten are caused
by catzrrh. which 10 nothing bat ~ in
famed condition q the mucous sur
faces
We viii give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness tcaused by eatarrh)
that cannot he cured by Halls eatsrrL
cure. Send for circulars. free.
y. j. CHErEy Z Co.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists. 75c-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ithaca Men Have No Trouble Throwing
tho Peans, wanna Crew
LAKE MISssrosgA. MINI. July S.
Tho Cornell and Pennsylyanls varsity
Fights rowed four mile straight away
race tonight and Cornell won by three
iengthA The race Was scheduled 10
start AZ o'clock. but IL WAS after :
o'clock before the crews were sent away.
Heavy winds and exceeding rough
water responsible for the delay.
Cornell was the favorire. the
betting being 5 10 on
the Ithaca boyA Finally the crews
started They took the water together
and pulled the first mile almost abreast
At the mile stake they we're on . line.
Here the Psnnsylvsnia boys let them.
sslvss out little. and during the second
mile obtained . lead q about three
quarters u length. The steady stroke
Of the Cornell crew then began 10 tell
and slowly but surely tho rod
and white forged ahead. and at
the third mile Cornell Was lead
ing by three lengtha This lead was
mainfai ned 10 the finish. The finish
witnessed ono OF tho most disgraceful
sighfs ever seen at boat race. Tho
polico provisions were inadequate. aud
sail and steam craft. which had coll
lected during the long wait. were an
chored directly in the course Ut tho
boats Had not Cornell had lead she
would have never won the race for little
~ Sherman. the coxswain of they ornell's.
had to literally thread his way through
q labyrinth Of boats Time 23:o2. very
good under tho unfavorable conditions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
WARNING COMMISSIONERS.
The Question Of Awards k.xcttes Both
Men and Women

Men and women
CHICAGO. July s.-The national com
missioners today INDUCED in lively
discussion OF the proposition presented
In the committee on awards - create q
final court OF reference and appeals TO
consist of Commissioner Hundley of
Alabama and King OF Iowa 10 whom all
appeals from the Judges shall be sent on
petitions by the aggrieved exhibitor.
Commissioner Burton OF kansaa OPP
posed the plan as giving into the hands
OK two commissioners absolute and final
control If the whole awards system. Mr..
Hundley attempted To reply and there
were some interesting personalities be-
tween the southern lawyer and Mr. Bur
ton. An amendment was finally offered
subiecting the action OF the court Of ap
peals To the approval % the whole CON-
mission. but the matter went over with
out action to give the commissioners IN
opportunity TO study the question
further.
All was cha os and confusion this
afternoon at the meeting Of the board Of
lady managers to iass upon the list Of
judges submitted by the committee on
awGsds. Notice was given that objec-
ton would be made 10 several Of the
names selected. Poor Roadway was
being made when the monotony Of dis
order was broken by the arrival Of the
secretary II the treasury and Mrs. Car
Isle in the hall, escorted by Mrs. Palmer.
Without waiting to take a parliament
tary recess. the women rose and broke
ranks 50 IA 10 be introduced 10 the cabi-
net officer and his wife. The reception
was 81 short duration. and 20 business
Was done after they had departed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

he fseus nins she Rsch Worlds Fair
~takos. BEATING fasorit..

Clua,s.o. July = Foxhau keene's
g-id colt t.l leieErafa. NoE the worlds
fai s-so5e ntskes today AZ Washington
PARK. Naio3ft aui Camphsll's Dolly
f1rsieu Wss second and l,heftgoode
third Ia the betting sor this event
Vibration aud taneiuE were equal
favor -. ts8ng - > 20 l. RI Teiegrafo
was al@o veil sSe-l and heavily played
~ a select trs. his price beng cut from
) q dostl 10 4 ~ Starter peitia.
XII had little trouble with the seven.
teen starters az the peat aud
AZ thu seond break tho signal
wss given snth Irritation In the cad.
tsaseion sssuad and Clara Batter laird.
North Side. who wss fourth - cave the
post. az on1s shot 20 the front and At the
hair had gained lead - length. Fir.
tafian Gas srcond and II TELEGRAPH third
North side remained 10 the lead and set
4 hot Face ~ the -tsstch turn. but here
there vas general closing up. and
shea straight~n~i out Tor The ran 10
the sirs. hF~oe chit was irst % show.
and after a aisle shaking up nj the
eighth pole O. stall 81 Dolly Warden.
rushed psst thS god winner BY
az open lsnxfh Dofiy arden. whipped
out best lthctt tsoo.ie q neck for the
place Mr. CtTrigsas colt. vsssai got
% pooriy. bat made up considerable
ground IA The stretch. finishing c.s'-s
fourth
The kendsil sfsfirs grand fily. 10
Taastier. vss heasiiT played fasorfte
n the -scnnd race. snd -hs zlaasienesi
the hearts q her hackers by sinnlrg IN
q rallop ~ four icngti,s The talent
Jared badly IN the tfth. q condition. race.
at enc riils. Mor~ibs TIE crack 3 year.
oid and xis0er 4 TIE Hawshoyp- dsrs,y
snd .eversl ether stake events. sas q
be ssvuritr. hns ths best be esuId b
was sessnnsi. Linda an - I chance.
Winning 81 tso lsngth. fss@iyn. tha :
o. ~ fsvorise. 200 the closing rsre ia q
xsitor frera beslins. she beating san
shine WHISKY two t@rgtas Tor the pisce.
First race. slt cirlsags fonise. ts3
(f'erkinsk % :. scn. Jo-eph Narphy.
- M t,riisnk - 2 end. Fatssila.
r.cas. - a.. Smith ~ q. I. thlrt. tisne.
ia l4tiis (irets. n nnie 500. Seasr.
hu a. la,ttle Miis AMI Fay :. iiBssh-si
- namek
Second. n.iie ssi an Hzhth~Ys Tam.
fi@o. ~ RasA I o ~ r-n. tainn. LEA
t,N NagssnA ! e. ! -s.sina. Tins. Tea
rhirsl. tae Werids Par stakrs. a
.-vaer.ata3s.e flsr = yesri,isi- x~vsh - ibe
~ierat ga ~. Hvp sri half fsfionss :
fl Tei~rrafa. Is = wfliausk a. - L
wcn. Tksily Fsrslea. To frsraia. ~ ~ 1.
.z-ea.l. Ri,~fs tsos-l... To- Marriss 81 ~
fhsis3. tire n Nasssi Peter th-
TREAT psl assie, 1saeson. etsazis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

TIARA Bsssssr. Filrsstioa. North SD.
Bankas Dsaxhses. e4gu4ra. Cash Day
s1d AD1la Mares finished ss nsmssL
rEeg Dsslcs vas irft ~ the poet
Fourth. hsnlscap. o<e aEl one h4H
iailss -Faleru. 10. iiorninsk Z 10 5. ~on,
n~ssle b-sl4Ad. l0i r. S.n@nl 5 10 :.
s~ooni; Ssstoa. io4 lpt<tssL third.
time. : ~
Fifth. ons nile Linda - fpefkinsk
\ - l. won. Norello. ia Miller. 20 ;.
second, Nld~ay. 20 lci@ytsas - 70 !:
laird. nns. 141h- Kimberly and
AIary fElshed ~ named.
Saith. s4x fafinnss Hedge koss. ios
Irving. . - l. wons Mockihl. ia
l>ohl-sl. 4 10 /. second Grscis J. 10
lrerkin4A. 8 10 l. third time. l>u1s.
Flensrz. Marion G.. Lulu AID Crawford
iInished as named
Sesaath. ar fnriosgs- Roslyn. 100
,IrsipgA b 10. voa; RsdinA loe Per
xicsl, . " I. secoud: Promenade. 10,
knixhtl 10 20 I. third; time l.isA
Sunshine Whisky. somsfssuis and Pes-
body taished - named
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Nlzs NxaEAe woG. Sue klssx sreoaa-
W.rsss tLArd, Tina. III
Third. sesrn furionzs- HoarI son.
hsliaen sscona. jlnl Clare thsTas tll1.s.
-
t'oarth. faor and one k4lf fufloExs =
Archbishop se0. Dart ~eoood. Hazel
third. time. 81.
fifth. seven furlonxs Glsnoshy ~on.
ExpeEi<aes secrad. Nay b. third; time.
l<sslt.
sixth. mIle snd a quarter hurdle =
IiiasAzsa son, King Solomon sseoad.
Gsrwood third, tims. assA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Fast Time Made by the Bicyciisss at
tho Toledo l;ace<.

T'onspo. Ohio. July s.-Sangcr aven-
gel his defeat of yesterday by johnson
m the cne-miIe open race today at the
Toledo Cycling clubs new track. IL
was Il most exciting contest, Sanger
leading the Milwaukee man by only two
Yasds. The time was IT'S ID. five sec
onds slower than Johnson's time ia yes
terday's race. A new mile record FOR
the track vac established in the fourth
heat 81 the nile handicap. Sanger doing
IL IN III. Results: One mile handicap
&C. T. Comsfocs. Cleveland. Won;
Waite ST. John. Toledo. second; O. Z.
Rernhart. Toledo: third; E T. Torgler.
Toleio. fourth; j. G.. Ruse. Toledo, nth;
time. e..3 -
Quarter mile. open--J. s. johnson.
Syracuse. won; O.. A. Banker. Pittsburg.
second. II. 4. Citizens. Chicago. third;
G. r. Barrett. Chicago. fourth; W.
Steuh-r. Detroit, fifth; time. 30 Is.
One-hslf mile. / 10 class |. Brown.
Cleveland. won. Il r. t.oetz. Cleveland.
seconi: A. T. Crooks. Buffalo. third: ..
G Green. Chicago. fourth, J. F. Bliss.
hfth; time. | n.
One mile. open-W. G.. Sanger won,
]. 3 Johnson second. j. Il. Bliss third,
G.. Il. Barrett fourth. III. Elithorpe. Ca
tasba Island. Ohio. fifth; time. 2...ss Is.
One-third mile. boys-G. J. Clark,
Garrett. Indiana won; Ed Reed. Lima.
Ohio. sscand; W Diemer. Toledo. third:
time. .a3t5.
Halt mile handicap G. Peaslitt.
Detroit. first: X Cuad~bach. Elmyra.
second. q. p. Bernhart. Toledo. third; j.
G.. Russ. Toledo. fourth. w. Streuber.
Detrsai fifth, time. i05 10.
one mile. $40 class +. II. Tuttle.
Syracuse. won; r. r. Goetz. Cleveland.
second. r u. Rigby. Toledo. third; Con
Baker. Columbus. fourth; time. 2.ss 3.
Tuo-thiris miie--H. A. Citizens won.
J. Z. Bliss SECOND. A. T. Crooks third. o.
C.Green fourth. time and worlds record
for two thirds mile. ! 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

u
Clevel'd..l 1 o 2 o o O 2-7ll 4
baltime.o o o 3 2 o 3 - Il D
Batteries-Young and Zimmer; Hawke
and Robinson. umpire--Gaffney.
ST. Louis-O o 3 20 o o 0--7A L
Wash. 20 o o o o o q o. &
Basseries-Clarkson and Peitz; Duryea,
Mcguire and Farrell Umpire-AcQuaid
Lou'e. 10 o o o o OF /
y. Yk. o o o o o o o o. 5 Z
notwithstanding and Grim; Baldwin
and Kelly. Umpire-Seward.
Cincin'ti.2 o o 2 o 0 3-710 2
Brookiynl o 2 o 2 o o. 6 IL I
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Chamberlain;
Kennedy and Con Daley. Umpire
Emslie.
Chicago..3 o I o o o o. 1
Phila. % o 5 01 o o ~ D
overwhelmingly and Hutchinson;
keeie and Gross. Umpiro-Lynch.
Pittsh'g Il o 0 4 3 4 o 4 0--i3 Is 3
Boston. % o D o o 0 90 90 5 q
Bafter.es-Ehret and Miller: Nichols.
Staiey. stisetts, Coyle and CAMEL. Umpire
--McIauchlin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

kssd fsis dux and kssvy. my thsoss - trrs
tatsd sna inoamsd. and tk>s~ ~ss tsct iisss
ssnasson I'll " time IN n{ shTssi sAd s'rsn-
chial patrs Tos o,sssse he'd sncsx~t 1ny
stomach and hsseis- had p~ias m N,
he'd 3 he'd tans 10 uy meath, sa1 m fsos
YES thoroughly run down. ! had teen
t<sst~d ., many m, sieisrs. oui ~.ihoss amp
result up 60 The prsernt fstns- brs tof~-
land and Graham teIn me ssst hoe uss fneu-
ic,ns Scuie act. and l am I.-a-~a % >~s, tsf
The h<nesss Of other ssfsers. si.si sh<s hsss
mere iAsn kefa al prouaisss made IN con
ueSasea With the srs&tm<nf of ma, disrSre
snsi ] can opiy ezs9cs ma s<if ss more usan
ssiish<'d and heartily rsoollmsna TIE treat
nsnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

BRIoHTox BTscH. July s.--first race
s>ven furlongs Dickersou won. Nor.
tiotte second. King Crab third; time.
i2A
second. I've fsrIongs Kisingen won,
Sprinkle second. Angio third, time,
iNtl.
Third. AR aud bali furiongs Play
OF Pay Won. Alcalde second. Logan
third. time. 81.
Fourth. oue ile-Jovlander won.
Bsltxra second. Isrriher third. tine
lattt
Fifth. sit fuFIengs vagabond won.
Reuaorse second. Uncle sim third, time
LII.
sixth. ste~plschsse Fat Oakley Won
Ciamor second Liiero third, time
aVll..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
TO THE 'FRONT.'.

The Best, the Very Lassss and bv An
Odd the Meet compisss Lias.
Elliott 4 Co. are ever alert 10 tho
wants Of their patsonA One OF this
firms great features u their display OF
garden aud farm products Il u .
popular saying that IL you wish some
particular fruit or vegetable somswh
earlier than most groccrymsn are sup
why. 60 to Elliott 4 Co. you can set
what you went" Such 10 q fact Elicit
4 Go. always lead. they are never SEC.
ond. The firms present display OF fruits
and vegetables is . fine one. and con.
tains almost every known delicscy that
orc would enjoy eating. Every day psH
invoices are received. and a. Q re1df.
the patron sees goods that are always
fresh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ng~vnArokf9 July The la.f - the
rar~a NJ the Ninnehahs Driving park
secured soslsY. IN th~ free for AZ IA
f3-iie little mare owned ny q. "
rAcorsi gainx The mile IN f2A.
2 ~ ssake a. GO Belle ire son, k@i
ier Y s~runa. Maggie Wright third.
h~sf tirs~. iass
fre~ ~ al psrr 100 I.~ Heis~ wnn
Lena Wtliese second. fsi~srsn third
bet flrss. ia
yesr s,ld ssskr- s<o fesron son.
Lair Mel~fod .srand Csrvas thirsi.
essst fila~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
NRZE lzLLHCIEc o. al kind. at
ATTEND SRELlM SALE It viii .IIt: 80. :.
Monday.
Correction.

The HERALD published the statement
Friday morning that Landlord Dick
erman 81 the Halfway House on North
Canal street was TO give a grand Open
ing Saturday evening. july l. Tho
article was misleading. ss il was Con.
gress hall, Mr.. Dickerman's last business
venture he threw open TO the pub
lie the evening advertised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Bo<roS. July s.-Ffsncis Z. Morton.
dealer IN lumber. has aesi11od The
liabilities vlli not exceed tsa.nssn. and
the as~ets are sultcien; 20 Insure the
creditors gooi dividend The canse
was the sttingeuey q the money mar
knt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

PstsalEan ste~i arrested Io.eph Van
Ssse on ssrsanf lAss sight charging
liza sith b~sns . disofsiefly fefs,n.
Th~ sll-ofsi~fiy feature - tbs ghsrrs =
the alleged failure o. support hl- ssfe.
90 -hasa eospplsinf The ~affsnf sas
israesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Bay View Camp Meeting and Assembly.
1915 to Bay View and return on July
10 TO 10. inclusive. good for return until
August 10.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 100 a.
m. l:2O p. IN. and 1890 p. IN; arrive Bay
View sos p. m. rs p. IN. and A:i3 a. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
Consre.. Han H.. Changed H.nd..

Mr.. c. p. Dickerman has bought the
Congress hall property and furniture on
South Division street. aud intends TO
make il one Of the finest read houses in
Michigan. Meals served at all hours
Fine bath roome
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
ATTEND SRELlXL SALE 4 %i III, :.
Monday.


The Line Of Beauty via. West Michigan.
MORNING TRAIN. with parlor car.
leaves 7;30. including Sundays; arrive
Charlevoix BIS p. N.
NOON TRAIN, with parlor car. leaves
lao week days. aud arrives Charlevoix
$40 p. m.
NIGHT TRAIN. with sleeper. leaves
at ll:l5 p. M. except Sundays; arrive
Charlevoix TO z. N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

ALL PATIENTS Will. BIZ TREATED
UNTIL CURED FoR ss PER MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION. Ex-
ANIMATION. TREATMENT AND MIDI.
CINE FOR ALL PATIENTS AND foR
ALL DISEASES
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Original samuel Tfew. Original
~Eiews. etc Sarah ~ Steweae Asn
negerssa. Margaret Rusidsvk. nafhara
Schroh. Myrtle Iyford fe1oth~ri. samuel
Akirch father Jane ueekef. I.aara
t<Aeiits.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

live ffsspis@ sssils. sp't lssh~f tis--i
sfTetssns slsst~ themselves ~ tht- 49,
sa Ha<~i's sfsfs1f sfiiis s,afss ; $50 8
ssstst,is. - lts foesffsi sst..-e sfs,s che
ts2zi SOD ~ AZ agazsssts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Cure Where Others FaIl--A
Case In Point.

Vim. Wright. for many pears . trusted
employees 81 bsrkey 4 Gays. reading ~
Bridge ana stocking. furnishes . statement
IN keeping With thos< precedisg H. He ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Gnots ssrsr. fais : flf.t fs1~. sis
fasfooes Aisshsff 80. Aafta@f 49,
onri. Aesietsa shifsi. tlas@. ~
keessfsd an snsi ssss. sasft=s fssl.sasr-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Our systsrn Of mail trrstsneut 3, means %
symptom blank and eorT~<f oneshes i ~
perfect and seecta1al ~ oar ofscs ~orz- Ia.
charge " the en,e-f5 month cossrsesers-
thing. Including fnedicsna<. Write for sfmf-
torn blank 10 Drs IoSsiand and Graham,
N. East Fulton street. Ound Rapids. Mica
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Travis old curiosity shop contains
anything under the sun. You can get
some great bargains
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Frank Latta. Al Pearl street. will re-
ceivc by special wire Monday night the
rounds OF the Grifin-Smith light.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

q As A CHA sSFR
q The tipa~i. nothing
= eu.es~ - cie-n "a Dr.
f.hgsrs 9ohien hsiscsl
Di.av.ry. IL parihe- the
Nod q. veil - enrichs~ 4
The trufh -. an esaaisiun =
ell Avsr DEL 10 god fur fslihf
ins az fat no assg,t sfo0, 3.
isaf ash . weak stomach
Iasfis~~ q
Frtas-s-is. she~~s . sss-
.se tsnh i~r shsss s~ea s~sr~r
fcr making k<sifAr r~sA.
Pleasant n tess~ effective In
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MAY be considered peculiar way OF putting
it, but if the free coinage law is repealed.
Uncle sam will give the silver kings of the
west blows instead of kisses. and their
smiles will be few and far between. unless
the mine owners smile TO drown their
sorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
Il Broad GRIN

Illumines the facesof our customers all the
time lately and. between you and /. they
have right TO laugh, for they arc taking
advantage OF the closcncss of the money
market and our need, and arc purchasing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20
HORRIBLE TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
A Teacher Kills his wife, his Boy ant
Himself In n Shocking way.


A Teacher Kills his Wife, his Boy and
Himself In Shocking way.
LONDON, Jan. l0.-Intense excitement
was caused to-day at Hove, a suburb OF
Brighton, and in Brighton itself, by the
discovery OF a tragedy that had been
enacted at the former place. Arthur
Black, a teacher Of classics and mathe-
matics, his wife and his son, aged two
years, were found dead in their home
this morning by some Of the noighbors
who called at the house.
Tho child was found lying in a disor.
dered bed. He had been stabbed in
the neck, and the beddlpg and the floor
were drenched with his blood.
The body ii Mrs. Black with tho
head terribly battered was lying on the
floor OF a room above that in which tho
body Of her son was found. The only
garment on the body was q night dress.
From the appearance OF the wounds on
tho head Il 10 thought she wds beaten
to death with a hammer.
On the floor above, tho body Of Black
was found. He, too, was attirod in only
night shirt. lie had blod proiusely
from tho nose and mouth, but there
was no wound visible. On a table be-.
side him weto a bloody hammer and a
table knife, also bearing bloodstains.
A bottle that had contained poison
was standing on chair beside the
table.
1t Is the general opinion that Black
murdered his wife and child aud then
committed suicide BY taking poison,