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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

W,suSGroS. May IL. The absorbing
,opic 10 church circles tonight is s~n-
sstinnal incident which occurred this
morning IN the First presbyterian
church. the pastor ~ which IL the Rev
Dr Sunderland. The church w@
crowded 10 its utnost capacity in the
congregation heing many comm issioners
b. the general assembly. The president
snd Mrs Cleveland. accompanied by the
Row Dr W Merle Smith. pastor 20 the
church Attended by Mrs Cleveland ia
Sew York. who is guest az the
White hou-s. and the Rev r. j.
Thurber. brother II the private
secretary to the president. werr
iu Attendance. DIR Smith had been IN
yItcd b. preach the sermon and took for
his text. Bear We OHc Another's Bur
dsaS fle spoke at I~rgth on the evan
gciiea eation q The ~ aSsss. stating that
ore hslf p oar population was out -
tn cburrh. - peg cent - our y0uns
men. snd two thirds q the latoring
c!s,a As NOS being within ia influence,
TIE average presbyterian church II Is
u.lut..r-. hc @ani. was hring IN ,uiy
eight additional members year
Then came The sentences shich pr,b
ably arpuscd the strong feeling q DR.
~under.and "N thee controversies.
fr'lifisss - yr-'d as they are. the yourg
minister -ssid some 20 va are becoming
very tired The church should respond
- 'he cry - the multitude and g. "a
wrrs ant the extreme men n both
sr,iea shoult BE- retired o. the rsar ard
ussirrs'c nen brought to the front
The young preacher charmed his
hearers ty hs eluquent plea for unrrn
be- The cbar b
A. fh~ conclusion ~ Dr Smiths al
drees ~ Sunderland ruse and sail Il
am sure 90 have enjoyed Dr. smiths
~eTnluB thf- morning But there to one
important ossission. lIe neglected g.
stat. the cause q the diss-nSiou s1d
distrsction ia he presbyterian church
a. THIS time the reason Why The church
hes 'a4ie,i = accomplish What u ought
I sant herr anil nos - state the cause
That c',u-e - Dr. Briggs, ! would rot
y, r that mans shoes in,isv fur 81 the
world. Let gs sing hymn Np. kSl"
H'a remarks verr delivered n 10
Htsrsts. and efnphstic manuer ART W. a
Io,s,i vcics. The white haired MIR is,tsrs
in attendance we're eager - cstrh eVrrv
sesd Many q those present vent for
xsrd AMI congratulated UT Swith on
H. sl.~gfent effort but ths latter. sho
k.pniv f~lt the reh'ssr - Tho agp,l ps@
.iF. cpuld say nnthinE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
OPERATORS MAY STRIKE.
The Old Troable With the Northwest.
ern Brcaks Out.

CHICAGO. May 3l.-Rumors of a pos
sible strike II telegraph operators on
the Chicago ard Northwestern railroad
were prevalent tplay. For some weeks
trouble has been brewing along the line.
\ number u operators. II is SAIL. have
been summarily dismissed because Of
their membership in the Order of Rail
way Tclcgrapherp. II is alleged also that
the road intends placing non union men
at the keys. Friday evening a
meeting of the executive committee was
hurricdly held in this city. They wired
their srand chief. Mr.. Ramsey. who was
in Toronto attending the annual con
vention. and that gentleman arrived in
town today. Past Grand Chief 4. ID.
Thurston of Vinton. Iowa. has also
been asked 10 come. Tomorrow com
mittee ~ operators ~ the road will wait
upon the Northwestern general manager.
In an interview Grand Chief Ramsey
said he hoped the matter would he
am,cably adjusted. About ~ per cent
81 the companys operators are said 10
Members - the order.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
EUl.ALlAs SUNDAY.


- Auv9OD I9oms ~ ob0A SSs1vUo oSe0
Asseuds . Dtnaes.
WASHINGTON. May 9l.-The Infanta
Eulaiia spent her first Sunday IA the
United tafes in the rctiresneEt of her
hotel except for brief walk. attendance
UPON church aud ride In the afternoon.
She arose early and st ) o'clock. accom-
panied 10y her husband. Prince Antoine.
end lady In waiting. issued forth frcm
tho old sumner mansion. now part 81
the Arlington hotel, and croessed the
sirert - Lafayette park and took =
short stroll about the walks. al
miring the trees and shrubbery. The
party were particularly Interested In
the mansion of the late General lSeaie.
one IL the historic houses on the square
aud scrutinized il cla<-ly. They were
joined by Commander Davis. Who had
previously called ~ the infantRs apart
ments. They proceeded to ST. Mat
thew's catholic church. block away.
and attended mass. After services the
party. under the escort of Commander
Davis. took carriage and were driven
Ia the Washington monument, through
tho agricultural ard Smithsonian
grounds aud then returned a. the hotel
here breakfast was served al L. q clock.
During the early afternoon hours the in
fanta rccei,cicallers. among them Secre
tary Gresham. Sir Julian Plunccfote.
the British ambassador: N. Pcienotrc.
the French ambassador; Admiral Luce,
PAX Chung. the Korean minister. and
others ia official and social life. AZ )
o'clock Secretary Gresham drove the ia.
fanta and her husband 10 the Soldiers
home Tonigh, the infanta. Prince An.
tonne. the Duke de Tamames. the mar
chionoss @! A.co Hernlosa and Com
mander Davis dined with Senor Muir
uaga. the Spanish minister. at the iega-
tion. Tomorrow the princess and party
will devote the day IA sight seeing and
will visit the government buildings and
other places of interest under the guild
ance Of Commander Davis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
COOKED IN A WELL
Horrible Ossth Of Eight Lumber
men At Sands Camp
SOUGHT 4 PLACE or SAFETY
nss oesnane Ssohsss Pca upss Issrds
osAAA Lisssasly cu..Aiss 1hea
WAkAc osasAkss IN Wssus.

LAEn Crrr. MicA. Nay sl.-Ths ~
of life in the Ass which destroyed L<rsis
Sand's iumbss camp. eight milca noeeh.'
esss Il here. yesterday afternoon. \
CREATES than supp.ri fcn t<.iiss have
been rccovured. aAd the whole crsu 70
noe accounted fas. The dead are:
Michael q. PAcei. single, Charles ray.
ios. single; James Hsagh. single; Edward
RoorsLacher. married: Samuel Camp.
beli single. furnsn e the camp; John
Hin. single, Fred Saeer. single; Hans
jacobson. married. widow and ,uo chsi-
dr-n living here; frxnk Sangren. siaSse,
Mike Mulholland
van. were hemmed In a. the camp by
the fire. A strone Wind cut % eli
escape. Sullivan started north in the
face of the fire aud ty some chance
cscaped- lie is severely burned. bat viii
live.
Edward Roorbachcr started east and
got about twenty fve rsis axay hs-fsac
caught Mulloliand started wefs and
got about the same distance. The re-
manning eight siaid too long and took
refuge IA well about twenty i've deep.
The top curve ~ the well and the burn
ing timbers fell ob the men hudiled in
the well. literally cooking their heads.
the remainder u their bodies being
under water.
A re-cuing party the. 10 ges the
issiies out ~ the well last night. bot u
MAS caying - that the effort Was pst-
poncd until fhis morning. when the re
co,ery Was effected.
A large force - men is still occurring
the adjoining county to make certain slo
other unfortunate has i-eb overlooked.
The camp employed sixty men. The
remaining fifty were near the grcsn
timber. and those escaped
The property lo<s is not very great.
forty hogs. three hor,-<. the canp build
ings. topls. etc, tell Mr.. Sands io~e-
The Thayer Lumber COMPANY, ot.erss.
ing near by. iort eleven cars loadcd with
logs in the same fire. The engine had
20 leave Its train 90 make its escape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

"a ssesanD. b~t ~ osss>ssesit-
sss vsss svt1sesly - The aiest
- thsy ssrpssesa tks poeD y opsaA.g
trs % thsa- Dsesesivs u J. ODhasoh-
ss.y 90 shpl h H. kssoss and PsehAps
iAaaty iajsssA cd Z. d Me4siisA eAs
of he Dnssa. sscsivsA . baliss N be -.
Jhs pzw spenrnsd - nss - spna -
thsy ssspvsssd isua thsis saspSss. but
the eoussssfeitsss. sssiag tAsy vses e0s.
nsmosesd. - through rsar doos and
sscspsA
The dssssSvss anA their eoscs catered
the mill snd search revealed au0ssoss
die and plates fos the nAnuSAcsurs oe
spurious ouis snd pspss currsscy. vast
quantity Il ths baQus macy bang also
disexseesd in N Iron cAsss which was
tsoksa opsa and vlieh vss taken In
charge By the ssthositiaA O0cses are
IN pusssit u ths eo0sssrisitsrA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
SEVEN PERSONS INJURED.
n street Car Gees On y lsam:agc at
indianapolis Yesterday.

ISpI.SAroLis. May 2i.-A trailer at
tached to an outbound Irvington ear
vas dersiled about , O'Clock this even
ing and a heavy consignment ~ passcn
gers pitched unceremoniously into tho
street. many - thu-e on board receiving
painful bruises and injuries that NAV
result seriousiy After IL left the rails
the car pitched forward and struck ore
~ the iron .n-t-. Ismming " from ia
psitlon and deuiolishing cne end 1T the
trailer. The following were Injured:
Miss Jennie Young. knee cap dislocated.
Mrs. Amanda Arnold. chest injured:
JOAN MeSchulxe. arm sprained. Hazel
Mcs,chulze. face cut, young man. name
not known. severe scalp wound. Dr. +.
X Stone. bruised about the legs, j W
bennett. iatsrnsI injuries.
An hour later on the came lire james
Noorr feil beneath the wheels - car
and had both legs cut III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Issrrsfss. Mich. Nay "a rnpr~e~.
scniediy Io~ lsks freiris;s ARE csssins
hrsr, morsrnett in iron o-e frcns Lake
Sutsri,r ard IIak. Michigan rrpyfs ~
last Shippers have been trofhrrr5 fus
ssnck riie yvnn sr~ fo-ws~sfins ere rsp
,diy. ssv ssis~ sre reis-ted THO wsssk
NJ crro y~rsut~e hcn,es. and buyire VII
sy-e<-3ay ts-yssne rerersi ss thsf srrsV,s~
and illlboss fsf,sa company. The two
hesviess t.snsufnere. hs-e esch rls-it
large purchases r.ss sai,.s rs-y,rsej are
~ t,gurs- varying frofn ss,s a. sI-S t-as
tssn delivered II LAKE FIRE jtsckA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

in bsvildsrisg psafuaiaa- Ths rietSss
y 6xt1 fsse In else end wes naae isse
ycAs, The srtisf hiuas<if Wss dsspins b
yss1esdsy. onekiag ssd veivss On the
wood wurk, sgain1 uhscA its rscA guid
frsms was lsenine.
The coupanion piece seprsssnts .
Roman scsae md 10 much larger. The
colssing y uondezfuily pcrfect vhen il
b onnsidsre1 that the coiors. - they sp
Isaz sfbss tAs burning. sre not the came
that the srtist paints oa the wase. u -
nscesaary tor HIN - paint snd burn
many and many tine bpfure
the drsir~d effect ID psoiuced- Thers
are sixts panels in this pictarr. each v
pr,cpd n es0.Qm Motlica shows IN mia
istsse . mslolica psinting which he
calls. "A Dream and It's Reality" the
original a which MAS sotd ~ the royal
finally IL Grercs fos 1000 frsboA-
Chicago Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
DEATH OF THE TRUST
Five Peoria Oistlie6ss QUIT ths
Whisky Trust
Asd YAey Coaih Nos Mon WtsADus slAo
aaOusy De- Thsm-- " has sAo
Owaess xAy.

PsoxIA. Ill. May I.-Fivs u the
largest dssnilsries IN this city have
wishdrsSn from the Cattle Feeding and
Dlstlilsag company.
The sumar Il withdrawal of the CON
paniss ~As on the street early yesterday
morning but nothing could be learned
of the trust officials. who arc very reti-
cent On the subject A reporter called
upoR. samuel Woolner. of the Woolner
Distillery company. and asked him II Il
were true that hls company bad With
hrsrn. Mr. Woslnef sad. Yes. 10 -
true. Nj only our tao houses. but the
Nanhattan. the Sortheru aud Peoria
Distiliing companies have also with.
irasn
la lS,7 the Woolner Bros. we're the
,s0ers q t~O 1l-tsilefies IN this city
he Grover and the Union distllleri.s-
Dur house had daily capacity Il .5op
suahels. aud ~ith that capacity went
ntO the pistillng and Cattle Fc~ding
sutapany when u was organized an i,ss.
Ne .eased the grounds on which the
ii-tl.leries sto-a q the company for
.senty i've years at annual rental u
,ls.nou. payable quarterly. The Cattle
s-~,iing and Dlstllling company have
allied 10 pay ns any rent since July of
ls.e,~
Three Dtss iilrvt-s Quit.
The lease hasi the following clauses of
drfsasaace in 10: TIA. lesser shall have
tho right and privilege % cancelling this
I-ssr On failure q: the ls--se~ - pay
thss rent for n period ~ sixty days after
81 i.
We srsve,i notice Saturday afternoon
on the com pany and the lease was can
r-llsd. AMI We Immediately took pusress-
sson - the distIlleries ana will hereafter
operate them in our own name and in
dependent "a tho whisky trust. We will
paddle our own canoe and supply the
trade.
- ;. Eas;on. for the Manhattan;
John n. Francis. for the Peoria. and H.
& j. Sehwabachcr. Tor the Northern Dis
tilling company. have al taken similar
action and vii! hereafter operate their
distllleries independent u the trust
There is fully elOO.0O due the compa
mrs for rent. and there was no
other course left 10 US Thes
tive houses are the largest AMI best in
the country. They have = total cap
aeity % 1900 bushels and are capabls,
of manufacturing 5000 gallons os
spirits every day. We believe that ths
result % the litigation psodins and in
sss,used by the attorney general will re
sult in the forfeiture u the charter o.
the Distiliinx and Cattle Feeding com
pspy; IN short We think the trust is
busted. and that wide-open-"
Here ented the inf.rvieS. the house,
were 10 have been closed by the trust
on June l. hut the probabilities are that
they Will run right along. a. they are III
che very hest condition Tor business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

The Financial l~~~ az the saginaw
firc Consinues ao Grow.

SAGINAW. Mich. May 3l.-The terri
ble fire which visited this city yesterday
afternoon grows grcster Ia extent ~ lass
a. the particulars are secured There
ARE .sSi homeless families. and citizens'
meetings are being held a. devise some
plan for relief. The churches are slso
engaged In this aud their cooperation
will he effective. The burned district
covers thirty one blocks of the finrst
residence portion ~ the city. The loss
will reach sl.,AaOo. with not over ono.
third covered by insurance..
The body suppoeed to be that of
James Clark turns oat Ia be the M
mains 81 George Turner. father ia Law
~ Charles iullsDd. one - the leading
citizens He was 50 years old and be-
came lost In the consuson and vas
burned io crisp a llcck away from bis
homo Clark has turned UP ell right
and Nm. Littlejohn. supposed 81 tie ioss.
has been found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Treats OF Commercial Relations or th
Dominion With the States.

Treats OF Cosnmsescial Relatk,ns Of the
Dominion With the States.
OTTAWA. Ont. May ?l.-The first mum
ter Of new blue book. entitled Com.
mercial Relations q Canada" and pub
lishcd by the finance department. will be
Issued tomorrow. II brings up the ne
gotiations aud result which have been
going on between Canada aud other
countries as 20 trade extension to de-
cember 81, 1892. In the future this
work will he done by tho new depart
ment of trade aud commerce. In his
Introductory report tho Hon. George
Foster. minister of finance, says, in re
spect "a trade between Canada and the
states. that the Mckinley tariff caused a
heavy drop in the exports to that coun-
try. They fell from e.G. .l49osS in 1870
Ia E,l .6ci, ,:30a in 1892 Ever since the
abrogation of the reciprocity treaty
i'm lsC6. Mr.. Foster says Can.
ada has been attempting to ne
go;iate a new treaty. but
without success. 4 statute. he says.
,o make certain goods free and torcduce
others, remains unaccepted. As TO the
result of the visit Of the Canadian com
missioners in February. 1897. to Wash
ington. it was found impossible TO frame
a treaty upon the basis of the mutual
FREQ interchange Of the natural products
IL both countries alone: that manu-
factured goods must be included. and
that any agreement for an interchange
u natural and manufactured goods
must be based upon preferential treat
ment in favor of the United States upon
a uniform tariff for that country and
Canada a. against the lest Of the world.
AS this involved discrimination against
Great Britain and. practical tariff con
troll by the United States. the Canadian
commissioners declined 10 accept these
conditions. How far the recent change
of administration in the United States
will affect Canadian interests remains to
be seen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
corSrrwsrirrs- ,HssEp
p.-t~r tsr,e--tsvs- ttrs, rh~sr B~ssi
uusrt-~~ D. o. Di.i viii

Nss<,N tad. Nav n for several
we.k. past detectives have h"en ~ iht.
citv looAirr toward the caPt'irs q /,
gang - rrfantsrfaifsr. Who ssrs be
iievs-l O. have their headquarters ~
fh.s tos-alifv Last night man ~ the
ran1e - Laserffe. shc has been fat
~s-a- tinss suspected. va Watched sna
f.lh,wsi e., sn eld shsnsacu~i water
r,sa ~ Lu,il,,s rreek. near tarlr laSr
aftti.ts. he detectives rrtiira.si e.
this s.itv and securing fh~ s-rv'r'~ -
rua,ts..- - men. f.surn.-si - ttfs rsnis,s
v-s@. rssrhiru there stuut , cAra :
thta rarainE fheg tris-d ~ i9ftp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
End OF the Hull Strike.

HuLL. May al The terms oi the ar
rangement under which the Hull strike
comes to an end are that the men who
have been on strike are Ia obtain work
as soon a. places are vacant for them.
No non union men who have been work
ing during the strike or who NAV su5se-
quently he given employment are 10 he
molcstcd. and employers are a. be free
Ia dismiss or to refuse t. employ union
men who may bc guilty Il threatening
non union employees. y, agent of the
Dockers union are to visit the ships or
workshops while tn. mcn are at work
and no uniform emblems are to be worn
hy the men while they are working IL
IL also agreed that henceforth there is e.
be no strikc on the part of mon or lock
OF, on the part Of The employer. without
motto. ~ twenty one days previously
given by the side initiating the strike or
lockouf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
Mr~. Psrncu Will Gcs Her Share.

IoNDoN. May u. Mr.. Catherine Far
nell. widow - the late Charles Stewart
Psrnell. has applied to the chancery di-
vision - the high cour, 81 Justice g.
compel the trustees 10 distribute the
funds due under tho oShca settlement.
The trustees had Si'hheld the share -
the applicant, under The lslicf that
eventually there would be a balance due
her in reepect 10 tho Wool estate. The
counscl for Mrs Paroell stated that tho
applicant haa children who were now
depending on fltr year obtained an
nusily from another sourc,. Tho Judge
ordered tho money 90 be paid into
court. the applicant 10 receive her share
forfhNitb
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
Mr Iairrhild Win ssrre

NV ioss. May n L, Secretary -
the Treasury Charles s. fairchild hse
fouod a say - ssrve 90 the clanHslsslsn
which President Cleveland appointed 10
,nvesfigsfe tie ssiminissst on ~ tire
New Surs co-fom hcuse. NJ. tsirehsid
at fret declined on the ground that hss
private business would Rot permit hia,
In nfyf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Her Captain ard Grew lse<cucd Aftcr
an Exciting Night.


MONTREAL. Que, May II, The steam
ship Auchlon, from North Sydney. Ms.
for Montreal. arrived at Quebec today.
having on board the captain and crew
of the barque Magnificent Of Liverpool.
which was abandoned at sea. The Mag.
nificent sailed from Fleetwood in
ballast. ard on April IL she headed for
Quebec. She encountered very bad
weather and the vessel sprang
leak. an accident rendered
the pumps useless and on May > the
crew had To- abandon the vessel. They
put to sea in their boats, and during the
night the wind increased tn gale. The
life boat contained fifteen men. and the
long boat the captain. the mate and
two men. The former was new boat.
and az soon as launched began to take
in water and the crew had great diff
Guilty in keeping the craft atoat. On
the next morning. after night OF hor-
ror and suspense. the square riggcd
ship lingo Of Norway bore down and
took the men up. They were later put
on board the steamship and brought to
this port. Tho Magnificent wac
wooden vessel of LISA tons. built nj
Quebec in 1873 She was worth $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

rssrs. MAY - D.. r'is de Dissr 80
.lsr renfh raiss cas- Tsn st the Than
hll, ctsuspr ts-iaY. here ~ef~ - ,nis
,sue siaficf- The raer "a scn ~ T.
Arnp.i,t- ths-fnui fiN ffsiinr, -
Was.fsasr cot q rs"1uetstis ~, 4.
Mrfifsss h-sstnut flif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

HngeHToS. Mich May p Dsni.l
NufFihy sfd f.~o-g. SAITH were
dr,-sns-l the evsnine in Psntsgs Lake
sh8c g4ssy Nc a small boat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
Rinss in the Persian Capital

TrnrRar. Nav u The situation si
Shirs,. capital - The province - Fars.
has grosn sor-e s.no. the J--ppie hrosr
eu; ~ rio, 80, acccuni - the fore@sallinr
- grain by ,h. authoriiios II 10 nus
reported thRt the bfea question ~
really rretss' 81 cover tho coanier in
'ftgu~- and icsissuris's q f.-r-yn= prom
ln. ~ IN Tie disturbed hcaiity The
sAsli.ss u les vcr~ sent ~ ~hirAs a.
sni-lue the fhd tnrk si,les With the
ftufrss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22
GRAND RAPIDS MICH MONDAY MORNING. NAY ., 1888

be rvoovssa Nsas1nsos Julisa Goli.
ssaitA. iihssnl untnnino ew 6oush 81
PsAcsaA viii enesVQ ~ chair. Ths
general Aoss anano - uisietsrisiasts
y that the gugDoomeee wW deviss
means u sni0s<lfaR Ns. Nsllss nnsliy
dssing his akssaoA
us6nnAsn AAnsupA
Afsss the psss~a1 sssso NJ. Bsieous
uill call . conisreoeD e M party ~
uegs uppn then - nsusnuily Il rsgu.
las attendance - oESoaos fos = nsw line
4 action sasines - eosssupsnt's 20.
stioaL The uniosAsb have discovered
tia. Sir nensy Jens9 amsn<lmsnt. in
ts,osisd 10 empAadD ths suprsmscy a
the impssial paslio1Got y practically
uosthisas. and thGssobes vill psopnss .
nsv CLAUSE b an.sst ~ full power Il
imperial paslismsnt - make lsws hind
ing upoo the pseD1s q Ireland" Mr..
GlnGistoss aecspee4 W. Heasy Jaues'
snsndnsnt msssly bscsuss it was harm
ko end its sceoptancs has&so<d the
vork u the com0ittse; bat the new
amendment, vith its obvious inteutiou
3, prevent the signi6cancs Il the whole
bill. viii b dfsniassd summarily by
him. His victim d tho debsts on the
smendmeut will b Joseph Powell Will
iams. liberal usiDnist Tor South Bir-
piingham. who viii father the proposal.
although its authors Arc really Mr.. Hal
four. Mr. Chamberlain and Mr.. Cos
chen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

Year oC Western sccuriftc. Gsu.e~
vvs,.s osuYspy to suspend

Nsw foEs. May II \ sp.c.ai 20 the
Press from Rutland. Vermont. say.
The Vermont Investment and Guar
antr~ cumpsny and the drm - Ham
mor,l. Rush 4 Go. bankers. located at
Orwell. twenty five miies FROM thi- city
have suspended The d,~,ra~t g.
,.a<ioned ~ the recent failures in the
~sst hss rendered unavailable = large
amount - s~<iern securities held 10y
them fos raising sunds needed fo meet
maturing obligations just hoe much
the us'run. - these concerns sili suffer
- net YET known The farmers IN thus
vicinity have i~~n doing considerable
business With them. and '; .. reported
that -.vsrsl Iisan.ion. Nidhletufy and
other firms arr largely invulred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-22

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