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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Carele~-ncss Caused Collision ON the
Pcnnsylyania Hailroad

CHICAGO. Sept. Two fast trains on
the Pennsylvania railroad crashed into
each other near Colchour. small town
near the Indiana state line this morning
and in an instant eleven lives were lost
and nearly a score of other unfortunates
were MANNED and mangled Following
is list Of the killed: Chester T.. Coffin,
Carthage! indiana: A. s. Temple. mana.
ger Schiller theater. Chicago; Emil
G'odenrsth, nephew % Temple: r. Rig
ney. freight agent Wisconsin Central
railroad. j. ID. Adams. Fairfield. Illinois:
r ID. Fleming. Fairfield. Illinois. W ID.
Richardson. Chicago: Albert Heins. Vim
cennee, Indiana; William Shouisker.
Sev Albany; unknown tramp.
Wounded; William Richter. Edwards
port. Indiana. head hurt aDd internal In.
Iuries. William Brewer. bagRagennaster.
Louisville train, leg smpufated. Internal
inIuries. Joseph Vale. Louisville n.y.
head cut. Claude Defber. train news
boy, right foot amputa,ed: Herman
Liehter. Freeiandsville. Ind heal cot;
Harry kleim. Vincennes. Ind irsernal
injuries. Michael Vale. Louisville, Ky.
interBally hurt. " A. Hili. Coneburg.
Ind. skull fractured. may die. Henry
Hogenlaeyer. sanborn. lad, heal cut
and internal injuries. John Bfieeo. 10
gansporf. Ind. head cut and back hurt.
". n. Tunes. L<gsnsport. heal cut. in
fernal inlurtcs, Casper Meyer. Finceu
nes. Ind, back cut. internal inJaries.
William Billings. tlyie. Ohic. heal cut
eft lex crushed: Jo@-ph =. Cheulaam.
Camden. Oh,o. chest hurt
The casualty appears - have been the
result n a hlaneer. inexcusshle. hy one
- the railroad s.ficiais n vss srfangrd
o. give the north train. ise A. The anscn
Dept At azD ocipck with mix and way
pas~enerrs frsm Valparaiso. Indians.
fke rs0kt q xay ard i ses orsiesrd =
prorrrd tc2ari Chczeo. ard did - a.
The rat1 - thirty niles Az hosr IN TIE
u.saaf1ec trnins No rs and No y she
lsttsr ! Paa Handle hmsted express sas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

their purpose and that the leadership q
ths republican party should pas 70
political thinker.
The actloa u the Chicago eonveution
a 1915 u.s controIled By this sentiment
xhieh xas voiced by Conkling. Blaine.
Bfisfow and Morton These sers AL
comparatively young nen and Grant
felt that The propsf nominee Was hisosn
trusted secretary of state.
Bat Mr.. flsh wss GOV - years Old
cd saough 10 De the father uf Blaine.
he had made no effort TO ingrafizfe
himself into eke favor of machine
politicians. and whlls be was the eandi-
date u the administration. % far -
Grant could confrol the choice. be bad
no following in the convention he vas
absolutely above intriguing for the
n,mlnation- he would not ALLOW the
forces of the government % advance
his personal interesfA Grant felt that
blaine. ConkliDg and Morton had given
him their most loyal support. aud he
Was determined that the position Of the
administration should be one Of abso-
lutte neutrality. He nightssrsily have
secured the nomination Of Mr.. flsfi.
but it vas not in the character Of Mr..
Fish 10 accept an honor % secured
Iroubls With spain Avoided
To Mr.. Fizh ne owe ths fact that tbe
republic sss not dragged into an ex-
hausting and useless contest with Spain
for the possession Of Cuba. To his tact
We owe the one conspicuously brilliant
act of Grants administration - the
peaceful settlement Of the bitter eontro-
versy with England which arose out of
the AIabana dcprcdation& The pea,e
which exists today between England
and the United States-a peace that
promises To last a. long ss England en-
durcs-is the direct result OF the labors
and sagacity OF Hamilton Fish. MIR.
Gladstone. who was his eoilaborateur In
this mighty undertaking. will hear with
profound sorrow Of the demise OF his
great associate IN international comfy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

The tsoo prize offered by the Welsh
s,cieties was awarded yesterday ssl the
Rev Evan Rees ~ Cardiff. Wale,. 70,
bic poetic cbicveu,enta
Wl,rids FAIR officials are boxing for
sasss' one shp stoie 10 eouveuir tickets
IL ls said that several arrests have been
uaafte.
The crossing - electric wires caused a
aulal Ire yesterday between the Persian
and Partisan theafers On the Aidwav
The Fourfeenfh infantry. Ohio y.
tiousi tiasrlA - In camp a. Cottage
fsftye seeaue and S~sentieth street
fatt.e Ard Horses romprtinx -
prizes Farssieel TIE exposition grounds
res.sr.lef
FzHi air isafe'ss - ne Wrr,ds fsw
Ye.fersiss 3liI44
fhr Jewish wpuen's canrrsss oreacd
yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

JACKSON. Mich. Sept. IA deadlock
is on here between the tailors' union and
the merchant tailors. The custom be-
tween the two sides Is to agree on a
scale OF prices each year. Tuesday
night the last sbill- expired and at the
meeting Of the union that night the
bosses sent in communication cutting
the scale from . to 40 per cent The
union held another meeting this after
noon and il was decided that as they
had been locked out unless they would
accept the reduction. the prices of the
old scale would be adhered 10. Every
shop in the city is in the lockout with
one exception. II is generally believed
a settlement will be reached soon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Out of = class a eight young wosnen
graduated - BARNARD college IN june.
enly t~o have studied WITH ti'e intsn-
tioa q snecbine OF fhs lie taking tl,eir
daTress - snsth's cailexe. 50 are totesch.
MsiH n fhe - ers1uafes 81 well-sley.
Mas. and oTr-foarfb nf tbs el&s 81
Bryn Mswr VIII alao tearh. Ths brrnsi
cisss q dosnestse - Prssfs fnsfi-
isfie Ass Airesdy found passtsons ffr its
graduates. es,e - vhotn isfo teach orok.
cry n . iaree reforrn srshooi fos eifis
ard - sss tlaa Dutyitsous aist isrovsasd
Ter her ruf1<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

rlos>er a-.s~sssien vss bald :, sslkirk
LAKE yesterday.
The gold cnre IN <crfhTills has dis
charged 81 p4taenfs dsfing The past
hftsen n.ontbs
The Prsnont fair wsll bs he'd
Wednesday. THURSDAY and Friday. octo-
ber 4. aod G.
The school census iast eonplsfsd
shows Lspesr CITY 10 have 10 ehlidrsn
u seho<i aga
John q. Nasser. of Cadillac. did not
suicide at Niagara FAlls. but has skipped
90 California
The state health officer reports that
typhoid fcser prevails Al forty ope places
in Michigan
C. N. Wright of Nosi. has given up
the postotiice. He held it for tseniy
ycsrs
Dr. W. A. Gib.on % Jsckscn has been
appointed physician af the prison.
The women candidates for school In.
spector ~ Stanton were defeated
Women candidates for school trustees
were detected IN Battle Crcek-
A farmer in RaisinyilIe il raising buil
frogs for Nes for< market.
A new iron bridge is being built across
Battle creek at Brookfield.
Highland farmers vill plant I 300 acres
OF cueumbers neat season.
Over 800 miners have left Iron NOM
tain In the past ten days
Capac has voted % heat lie high school
building with hot air.
Adrian has prohibited bicycle riding
on lie sidewalks
Morenei has raised $500 for soldiers
monument
Rev A. Buns. Of Greenbush. has re-
signed.
Buchanan is TO be lighted by elec-
tricity.
Muskegon is supplying It's own school
books
Alpena ia to have a German news
paper.
HiIlsdaie has ]. ISL school children.
Milan is 10 have creamery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08
FOR HOME RULE mn.


Loxnox. sept THE house of lords
was crox ded this evening with people to
hear the earl ~ Roseberry, secretary q
STATE for foreign Affairs. speak on the
home rule ball The first speaker was
the earl a SeilDrne. liberal unfonist, who
made bitter attack on the bin. Lord
Roscbcrry followed with long
specch repleto with witty sailies.
lie said the house II commons
had fingered over the homo rule ball wish
solicitude, the house % lords gave the
hin short consideration. The summary
disposal of a great messure en- tailed upon
the house Of lords tremendous
responsibility. On concluding Lord
Roscbcrry said that the present bile
was undoubtedly an experiment. bot
most legislation wae experimental IL
was not leap In the dark; IL vas a
leap towards the reconciliation q two
nations too long divided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Damage of n North End Midnighs
Fire

Three residences in the north end
were badly burned shortly after mid
night. AT 1923 an alarm was turned In
from box No. l6l al the corner oi Sweet
and Center streets. The fire made It's
appearance in the Kitchen OF a two
story house az No. s9l Canal street
owned by John Stara and occupied by
his brother James and family. The
flames spread 10 two story dwelling at
No. 500. owned by the Eralick estate and
occupied 10y Oscar Docker. and
also one story dwelling at
No. 81 Sweet Street near by
owned and occupied by John Emmer. IL
is supposed the hire caught from stove
in the Stara residence. Staras building
was damaged go and the contents
about 500. both covered by inzurance.
The building on the Fraiick estate vas
damaged To the extent of sl00. but
Decker's furniture escaped with slight
damage. The Emmer residence was
damaged about go The entire l0ss oc-
casioned by the three fires is covered by
insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08
TRAMPS RUN TRAIN
Seized q Freight and Ran It 10
Lansing,
THEY STONED THE TRAINMtN


LANSING. Mich. Sept 7.-iSpeeiai +
A gang of seventeen trsmps. and = tough
looking gang st that. took possession of
a Michigan Central train al I.aingsburg.
twenty miles south Of this city. this
morning. and virtually ran the train 10
this city. When inside the city limits
they jumped aud fired a parting sclley
Of rocks at the trainmen. and stealing
the dinner pals 81 the section men work
ing near by. made for. the woods. ON
GERS are now In pursuit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Proclamation Relative to the Days 90
he Observed.

LANSING. Mich. Sept 7.--Governor
Rich issued the following proclamation
this morning: '-Septcmter Is and II
have been designated by the worlds fair
officials as Michigan days The board
OF worlds fair managers for Michigan
have arranged special attractions for
these days. and railroad and steamboat
companies are offering especially low
rates 10 excursionists for that week.
This is the best month 10 visit the fair
A general invitation has been extended
TO every person who has ever been q res
ident of Michigan to be in attendance
on those days. The importance OF this
event cannot be too strongly urged upon
our citizens. Other states have made
special efforts on occasions OF this kind.
and their citizens have responded in
large numbers and with intense enthu-
siasm. 1t is to be hoped that our citi-
zens will fall in line and assist by their
presence in making Michigan days the
crowning events Of the Columbian expo
sitlOn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

PErosKEy. Mich. Sept Two young
financiers. 1f-year-oid boys. were nabbed
here with several hundred dollars worth
OF stolen property. Three mileage
tickets had been stolen from HamilI.
the ticket broker. cigars and money
from Manager Peck of the Arlington.
and money from Sprang. the news.
dealer. The boys were cscrking days.
and having a time in cave and tent in
the woods nights
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

CIrvELANp. Ohio. Sept. The life
insurance underwriters were sorry on
Thursday they had quarrelled on Wed.
nesday. and IL Was announced in several
speeches that there was no intention on
the part % the southern organizations
90 secede and form a new organization.
la behaf of the soaihern members jos
eph Ashbrook Of Philadelphia declared
that everybody was we'll satisfied. Then
the delegates present got down % the
har,l task - selecting a city in which 10
meet next year and finally decided on
chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

supposed 10 have bssn held on the
doobls track II Coiehour. - await the
passage u No. IS. the niik trzin- Orders
were given the operator q Colehoor %
hold No. Ia. but nothing wss said 70 him
about No. Il he obeyed orders and
No l2was allowed 20 enter upon the
single track on ifs schedule time run
ming forty miles an hour. dlrsctly toward
the milk train. which had also been
given the right of way IN IN opposite
direction on the same track. The Pan
Handle express had proceeded but =
short disfznce on IL wsy and Vas round
ing = siight curve when the milk fraia
wss sighted ahead and two trains scarce
~ Stacking in speed In the short die
tance. dashed into each other. The
wreck which ensued vAs complete
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08
Cashier Committee suicide.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 7.--Cashier NJ. j.
Bofferding OF the bank Of Minneapolis
committed suicide by shooting. No ex-
planation OF the tragedy Is given other
than the dead cashier had morbid feel
ing that he would be blamed by the
public for the abscondingof Paying Tel
Tor Scheig with the banks money. He
had been with the bank twenty two
years and had been its cashier ten years
He possessed tho entire confidence Of
the directors. who state positively that
his accounts were perfectly straight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08
DIED At HIS POST
Cashier BlachIy Shot Dead De-
Tending Bank Funds
TWO ROBBERS LAID LOW


Blaehly % the Farmers and Merchants
bank. was shot dead while defending his
trust this morning by three robbera
Two Of the robbers are dead aud the
third will soon be in the hands Of the
officers of the law who are in hot pursuit
The business of tho Farmers and
Merchants bank was proceeding as
usual this morning. There had been
quite number OF customers In the
earlier hours Of the business day. but
about half paet ten there was slight
lull Three men had been seen lounging
about the bank for day or two with
out any apparent business. But their
demeanor was by no means such as 10
arouse suspicion. About 10:45 o'clock
when no customers were present these
three men marched into the bank and
covered those present with their guna
Pulled Their Guns.
The spokesman. presenting his revol.
yer at the head OF Cashier Blachly, de-
mandcd that he hand over what funds
there were IN the bank. ''and be
quick about it." But Mr.. Blachly did
not propose to give up the funds under
him Mr. Rlackix ref.sed to hand over
the money The rol,her without any
further warning onsnsd f;ra ON the nm.
fortunate man k,II;ng him ;nsfan,lx
The three men then grshhsd MI The rs.h
in sighf aoount;ng 10 nsrhsns sioO
Then thew sf,,rteJ fer tha an,s;de whsra
their horses wara b;s.,hsd R,,t hers
their Nemcs;s whose work was suist
.rd srx. NJ pav S;,,,,..,n La.,,s !.
hsr,lware st,rs nsax ths na,L rhe
noise a ths shot that k;llsd noor Rla.h-
IN .ttrartcd his a,te,t;o, Ths nnro.,
"a - 49, a,,,. - -, -.
,is 20 ths sr,t Rut ,h.v ware not rrs-
pared for the robbers while S;m,son
was His trusfy Winchester was loaded
and he was a cool and sure shot.
x,.,.
oiu pson eo' into the st,eet IN 'front.'
" tno o1nA JUST as tue 'nrce roooels
were ,usn'ng ou' od me ouuaing WIN
sne p',Iu'' petty sioos iot snicn ,ney
nau 'aAoh man me- .nsy cou'u az
TACK an unafmeu man. Dut tney were no
na'sn ,or Simpson. ne snafp shoot-
ins naIu"afe man openeu hte AZ once,
"nno Tue loppers "eIe attempting 10
mount .heir norses- MS ann was sure;
crack. anu ropper DIT the aust.
never 70 rise again. a mul,led cnecr
rse iro'u snc pss1anuofs. Sfach' an
otner ropoer was huriea into etcrnity
Win ms oools On anu ns prayers uh.
said; inis I1ok place 10 less tme tnan
~ .aAes W zen y, po' ING Iew sseonus
were tne temporary saisstion Tor tne
remaining fopoer. VINO was enaoIeu 70
noun, ms morse anu s.ari aoMn .ne
S' sUau lo' % .ue sa.JuH .',u nss
,; h;,n hn, 7en' ~ 'oap.o " S Ts .;1ia;a al.s,
s'.Ai' o.s ~ no p1. sa'n u
nau 20 -, eo1u q STAR iol even .ns Keen
oso 49, ~ .ne hs:ux ~ arc nisIcnah' T" soi-
''e"' suas. n.s nunsu Target
"h LSncn him.
by this time the bank was the center
OF an excited. angry multitude OF cltl-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Sept Just 102
years ago today Mrs. Sarah Wilson was
born in Sussex. England. In 1910. at
the age of 81 years. she came 10 Amer
ica, settling In Buffalo. New York, and
twenty five years ago she came 10 kala-
mazoo. Grandma Wilson, as she is
generally called. has never used spec
tacles and her hearing is as good as that
OF most people one-quarter her age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Anosher Letter Foand Denying He
Kiile<i MrA Barnaby.

Another Letter Foand Denying He
Kiile<l MrA Barnaby.
DEsvxR. Sept. The following letter
written by DIR. 7. Thatcher Graves was
found among the papers left him by his
wife this morning. The letter II without
date, but from its contents il is supposed
the letter was written while he MAS In
prison at Canon City under sentence of
death and prior 10 the time Of the
granting OF new trial in his case by the
supreme court The letter follows:
To rHE USIrxD Pass. wRrrTkN AT
rHE EXECUTION HousE. CsSos Cry
STATE PENrrrSTIARY- Greeting: i, I.
Thatcher Graves. being under the sen
tence Of death anu expecting soon 10 be
hanged. do hereby make the following
statement: In no way. shape. manner
nor deed did have nnything TO do with
the death Of Mrs. josephine ii.
Barnaby; that l have never confessed
to any person that l had anything TO
do in the matter. dodeclare this pom
my masonic oath. rs q member Of the
Grand Army. asa member OF the Golden
Cross. and as a soldier. veteran and u
gentleman. call upon all tree and ac
cepted masons. upon all soldiers and
veterans Of the Grand Army that re.
sponded 10 the wall OF the nation. upon
all members OF the Golden Cross. and
upon all lovers OF the truth 10 believe
this. my last statement
I. THATCHER GRAVES. Harvard. II.
The remains OF the doctor will be
taken to Bridgeport. Conn. Sunday
night for burial. Short funeral exer-
cises will be conducted by the G.. A. r.
of this city Sunday afternoon prior to
the removal Of the body. Mrs. Graves
will be accompanied as far as Chicago
by lady friend. presumably Mrs. Ma
con. At Chicago Mira Graves will be
met by her brother. w. Boyce. who will
then accompany her to the burying
place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

SAGINAW, Mich. Sept. Mrs. Joseph
Steckmeyer went out 10 hang somo
clothes yesterday afternoon and when
she returned to the house she missed
her 2-year- daughter. Frances She
gave an alarm. and two neighbors found
the child in the cistern and got her out
with a rake. She was dead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

HoroHroS. Mich. Sept The cor
oner's inquest on the murder Of John
Salo and iwar Perralla, who were killed
at the Dover mine location last Sunday
night. lasted until noon today. The
jurors returned verdict that the de-
ceared came 10 their death at the hands
~ Patrick O'Brien and David Whear of
Osccola township. with Frank r. Love
JOY and Joseph Simmons as their &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08
Colonsa Won

SAVOY HOOK. y. Y. sept T. The first
~ the trial races between the cup de-
tenders wss sailed ia a stiff wind and
heavy sea of Sandy Hook todsy and re
saltesl in a victory for the Colonia by air
seconds over the Nigilant. the Pilgrim
aud Jubilee both having been disabled
ard Withdrawn AZ the start.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

CHFnosoAs. Mich. Sept wv. J..
Galbraith was probably fatally injured
by the bursting of saw In the White
hall mill. Ills leg was cut and broken.
and he was horribly cut elsewhere. lie
il son of the forem an ~ the mill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

IsurrnrSo. Mich. Sept. THE
Pittsburg a Lake Angelina, which have
been working on two thirds time. have
placed the miners aud surface men on
full time again. Mining men generally
hope for substantial improvement
in the ore trade within the next thirty
lava
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Nurs. Mich. Sept I.--Emma Muir
ply attempted suicide by taking paris
green. alec giving her little daughter a
dose. They were both saved. Cause.
lack of work and inability 10 support
herself and child
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Nfx~sAPctrs MINI. Sept "A epe-
cial 10 tho Journal from Man kata. Minn..
says. The three national hanks here
recpened their doors THE morning after
having been closed little over month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

IsprASArolIs. Sept 7.--Nancy Hanks
came within three quarters ~ a second
Of cquailng the worlds record today.
going mile without fkip. IN 2ts "A.
She had been given warming up mile
in 2:l6i< during the afternoon. ard
when brought out for the finai teEt sas
In prime condition. The weather AID
track were perfect. Charley Dobie
drove her running companion, Ate
Lincoln, 20 an old fashion suiky and
never crowded her until IN the last
eighth. The timo by quarters paE 3li<.
ls11. l:s3lz. a.O33i. Bndd Doblc drove
Nancy Hanks There were two regular
events on the program. the All pace
and the 2.22 trot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08
LOWERED IT TO 2:ll
WAS fAvoRITE At BIG ODDS
s.isbprys ch.riss Q c~pssrca ess
and fsily Oeorxi2 L>s the Eroe-
for-AIi Hana


~ 1ff@ Hft1e NIA1@
again rfutU1 LHfH<X 4 [4kI and uzn.a
trofler by wlnnins fhs l.la tros a
Ws<hinxfon Park today IN thrce sfr.irft
f<..fs .,,.t i....,..l,... A.. -..4 az
she wc< g.. a-~-s..<~ - "a.
n,~.,.~ - u :.
ss<,,.-~l' A. -, ~
- 49,. <c.,,',. - ~-.,' - -
y ',".~ ~t@' t-t@ <.-t'<
rf~ - - 124i 1c<t t1N<1t N@fs
fIetts and cArrlrd her 20 \ If1aE
Phobe Wilkes xas faxor,ts a a., A.
fIsD h.fo~, IN. -. s,s tts.......l -.
-. ,-s,,..---I - - -.,-r -
-, - !, 80 49,
e.tN tHto ~ t-r @it<fp'pA 3hE = feAfr
olus trpftca in 1;ic, Georgia Ira. The
kentucky hIlf. winning and M41ZINtx
The faxor4fe MOI 1Frfftnr a <l..x. N..n
- <s.f-..-..s- ,<[.-1.- =. :. L !. =.
~, ! =. - 80 ne -
,rol q 20 su@.tnt ne. In - sn. -
1-.s9 IN tne o.y : mslcn "ss 1f.,'pa
ceisscn sstesne ~ l'o., nI'fen ~ arst
.,'..,'' ss,a -~e.no. me- 1.'s.n tes.e- es1etee
80 an fs
a 80 ,-l..- .-.f....f a.. - -. a - -. b
q, 80
Azenife. bib c, ~ AKtel -cel1on
,,..,, s.ho{ssl 3. -. ...'....'.-..-....-.~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

New ORLEANS. Sept. 7-Cyclone at
Lockport, Louisiana. killed five persons.
including two sisters If charity, and
many were wounded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

hackers Gray Dawn Were Given
Surprise.

PHfsDErrHIA. sept The third
DAYS races of the grand circuit mcctiDe
drew the largest crowd ~ the 9eek -
Point breeze Park. There we're three
evrnts on the card. The moet important
being the free f0r-nll trotfinR. post
poned from Tuesday. The frt race.
Tor 2.2e trosfere vas weil CONTESTED. Eve
heats h@ing necessary 60 reach de<1.
sion. Gray Dawn wns 9 rtsi hoi fnsufite
AZ s1o0 against 60 fof the field She
took the frrt two heats. being pushed
- Sleepy Ned. pho went n and cap
fnrcd tie next three. completely upsst-
ting the hackers 70 the mare.
Muta Wilkes. who vss siiEhffavorits
over the field. captured tie hf'at. a.
though Harry c. finished ciose 10 her
bcela
40 class. frotting. purse loo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Henry r. Mary Centliver. Tom Web.
ster. Red Bell. Tip O. TIP. Boone Wilson
finished in the order named.
Tine. 2i1tk. 2loA. 2.ioa. 20'4.
2:l5tt.
2:3 class. irotting, purse $1,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

SpgeInWny. HrnUufI NfIHNH- UIHrk
Ida. Fanny q. Colidgc. Kate billiard.
Luran. Magnetic. finished IN the order
named,
Time. 217s4. aiosl. 2I7sl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-08

Dora il. Moriine. Alulira HixhNoca
and Election finished Ia fhe order
named.
Time. 227i<. 22tl<. 2egls. e2sls.
Electric stakes for .l-yeslr -oids. free for.
all trotting. purse Sl.2o.