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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

consists 81 MY two small pieces "' "lh' 'ro'''
%, various sizes ard SHAPES, none OF them more '"''
, t,vc inches in height width som" oi th"n 'N
,r.ncly tiny and all Of them l'Ohng In ION" ''h7
ike IN. weights and measures used hy II pfA'u'''
druggist.
rpcruicn was given last evening to The Vfit'fN
from foreign and home cities. and To h"'" VINO nave
uromi,cd 10 make addresses nj the convention 10 p'
hold today. so that AL might have opportunity
of becoming personally acquainted win ca'h o'"r
\rvan Hail. which + on the first noor Of the build
ing WAS crowded.. and the visitors RECALLED them
selves with sandwiches and cod water; and all seemed
happy. jovIal and pica.ant. There was large al
tendance among those present being William T.
Judcc the general secretary DIR. J. :. Buck. Of Gin
c.nnar who will speak nj the convention IN In"
Antlariy ~ Man: ID. buchanan. Fort Wayne. Ind. :
f. H. Ranlbo. OF San Francisco Mrs A. l.. BlOlg"tt
and Mrs White, both Of seattle. WASH; j. r.
Bridge George r. Ayres and Robert Crosbi". all Of
Bo,ton: william r. Gates. Cleveland, OHIO: Bcrtram
KeIchtlcy secretary OF the Indian section Of the
society," who will ,pcal NJ the convention to-day on
India and the Thco optical society and 70 morrow
on "Ncccsslty Of Study Of MctaphySc": j. GuIldford
Wpshins,on: a. II. Goodrich. Philadelphia: II. r.
patterson William Main and Colonel il. y. Hooper. Of
g%"s and Mr. Mrs. 81 .' s Spencer Hsx
andrr Fullerton; Elliott Il. Page Of ST. Louis: Miss
NJ. 4. svasey: Mrs ! May:r Dr. John F. Miller
y. Wright Of Cntaeo. business mocting will begin
at 10 O'clock to-day IN Aryan Hall, No. "a Madison
ave-. at which matters Of detail Will he treated. md
r. rs heard from the officers 81 the condition Cf the
society In this country. The two next sessions will
b in scottish Rite Hall in the afternoon and evening
fourth and last Will begin Tomorrow at hnfpnst
10 in Ar,an Hall. Miss Nice NJ Judge vii Ire the
orcani,t. and among the different subjects 10 b" dis
Wcrld, Fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
CIyfL SERTICE REFURMERS TO MEET
BUSINESS Es-IoNs. PUBLIC NEETI NGs AND
IINNER.

BUSINESS SESSIONS, PUBLIC MEETINGS AND
DINNER
The annual meeting OF the National Civil service
Reform League will be held in this city on Tuesday
and wednesday. The general headquarters OF the
eague during the two days Of the meetings VIII
10 ut the house OF the City Club No. 677 fifhave,
whore rooms will be- retained for the Us" OF the
member, and their friends. \ joint meeting OF the
m. mbers of the General Committee and OF the Execu
tive Committee will be- held ut the City club az
30 D. m. an Tuesday, ard the members Of these
committees will dme together Informally at p. %.
at The same place.
The annual address will be- delivered by the chair
rlan OF the Executive Committee. Carl >chun. at
TIE Madison Square Garden Assembly Hall. MADISON
ave. and Twenty -siNth-st., on Tuesday evening AZ
O'clock This meeting well the morning
meeting on "Wednesday. will BE- open 70 the public.
The first general business session OF the league
will be- held April - AT 10 80 m. at the City
Ciu1 The business this session will be the
election Of president ard the reading OF the follow
iny papers: The Use OF Patronage 10 Influence
Loeislation." BY Charles J. Bonapare: platforms
and Promises By william Dudley Foulhe. At 40
p. m. refreshments will be served.
The second general business session will be held
a, tho pace ut 30 p. m. This session VIII
be devoted TO the hearing and consideration OF re
ports and resolutions. Al p. N. "Wednesday
members OF the York Civl. .crvicc Reform A-so
citation will give dinner at the Hotel savoy Etnh.
ave. and Fifty nlnth-st, TO the delegates from tne
various associations composing the National League.
and Il Is hoped that all who are able to do 80 Viii
remain and assist at this reunion. Those who know
I'm advance that they will be able to attend will con.
fer favor by Informing the secretary at the omcs
Of the league, No. 81 Willlam-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
REVIEW, OF THE IRON AND STEEL TRADE

Philadelphia. April 22In the annual report OF
the American Iron and steel Association. which WI
soon he issued secretary Swank gives Il general ~
view Of the domestic iron trade for last year.
1t cannot he truly said that our iron and steel
industries were prosperous In lS02.' h. says. ana
the hack OF prosperity wis con,pcuousy shared w
the farmers OF the West and the cotton planters %
the South Thus far In 1893 there has been no note
worthy Improvement In the prices OF Western wheas
and corn and southern cotton. while the prices OF
most iron and steel products lower now than they
at the end Of 1892. The general financial STU
alton In this country and In Europe In ls92 was hos
favorable 10 the building OF new railroads. ana hencs
was not favorable 10 our iron and steel industries
The secretary gives 0vcrprodtciion the princips'
cause OF the iron and steel depression. and SAYS IN
February and March Of this year there were sh.ns
advances In the prices Of Bessemcr pig iron any
Eesscmer billcts. while other prices notably oi MA
ern pig iron. are weaker now than In pccrmosr'
Even EeSScmer pig iron ana Hessame- beis are 0weSs
he concludes In April than In March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
RAILROAD fNTERhSTS.
+. E,pcocK ,rCCEEuS \. G. KENDALL.

v. Il. ENT'N'k y < ItIIH n z NT'ND'E'''"
W. H. Bsboock his been app intel general pa'r II ;cr
agent Of the Newyo an! New Enslani R"iIo'i' VIII
h, adqarcr, IN Boston. vice \. 4. k"nihl r-ighd To
ACCEPT general passenger agency Of Ia" Oh colony
Railroad s. stem N. y. y. II. and H. H. Il. Ca
l.sSce): appointment and rsieuatoh ar cnC'uNc OH
May ]. Nj. Batccck il now the southern passenger
nccnt Of the Central Vermont Railroad. AZ well ~
travelling passcn.c r agent the " \. and y. L. Il.
and the y. y. and y. L.. l.. H., la thi' 'iif, ana
was formerly general Western pa>'cnsrr agent oi tl'
" y ana Y. T.. l.. H.. with oh'~c IN New y rR BE
lore that h. was assistant general pas MGR agent oi
TIE Providence AID ,toniH.on steamship 'ompiny.
Mr. Iabcock /, u s'n Cf the late captain ID. = bio-
cock VIII, Wa. Ircsll,nt Of ia" Imvidcnc' and
stoninc.nn Steamship Company ana Vicc-prr leni %,
the York Ilo,iicrcc and Io-ton Railroad Com
pany unlil bis d,Alh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

sirmountcd by character which represents 'he ni''
letter of the sans RI alphabet. and sounds IN rsnS"
like Aum This mcans the trinity OF Creator IRE
server and Destroyer. or lIrahma. Nishnu ana o'"'
In the centre Of the slab Is the seal OF 'h' So''
which /. OF po,lcI bronze and represents serpent
swallowing it, tail. typical % the un'ncins cyc'e
NJ ,l,nc it'll, wheel ilat GENES between IN" Ho"'h
and the tail of the serpent Is the wheel Of 'N"'"o"'
the SPOKE, iurrcd at the end. giving the IMPRESSION
that II Is in motion. Inside of this ere Two ih'i'u
irIanglcs an old symbol. representing the dn'"P u
uatur : one with III" apex printing upWam' ana
lch Is supposed to be- white, representing The posi-
tive or spirit. oil and i-ht, and the other poih'ihE
downward r'9rc- "niinc The negative. or matter ''
and darkness within this il cross. With loop NJ
tho top which stands FOR th" cross 81 He ana "h''
Thoo.ophl,t, hold means more 10 them than u docs
10 Christians, because they maintain that INC eros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
INDICTED FOR Frauds IRON A BANK.

Nashville, Tenn. April oo.-The United states Grand
Jury has returned six indictments against persons
connected with the recent failure OF the Commercial
National Bank. NJ. A. Spur, the president. is in
dcted for certifying falsely to checks. Three ndict
meats are found against Frank Porterfeld, cashier,
charging him with frauds, embeEzlement and
spirsGy. and one against George A. Darcy Of tho firm
OF p6bhns d. Daley, the cotton merchants, whose
falur6 peecpitated that Of thS bank Darcy Is
ehasfN with fraud and conspiracy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
n,.cnrD II \ SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

St. Louis Api 22.-1he recently iomei southern
Pathway and Steamship ASSOCIATION. with headquarters
nt Atlanta Is threat ned with disruption The kans ~
CITY. For; scott ard memphis Railway has given
uG,ce that rates are not being maintained In the
Memphis and Birmingham territory. that the rules o'
thc association arc otherwise violated. ana that IL
dc. ire, 10 withdraw from tile association. The with
wal will OF Affect all competing lines, ana
other notices OF Withdrawal may be l0ohrd for \
mreIIn. viii soon he called, nj which II /, hoped
harmony NAV b. restored. but the outlook Is not IN
COurag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

The first was the year of her birth. IN" next the
founding Of the ,odriy IN Scw-iork. III" next h'r
ro,nr IN India and tho last tho year Of her death
There will he no ceremony In putting the ashes In
the .arcophagus and finally doposltlng II IN IN" nch'
William O. Judge, the general secretary. VIII do th'S
I'm presence ~ two or three witnesses. In the same
room where the relic Is set Of tools of i'rahnih
worship is displayed table in u glass cnS" sain
10 b. the only set Of the hind IN thIs country. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
DEyJAuIy MILAN & co. ATTACHED.

Chicago. April 2..-Frnnk +. Tyler. who Is extern
sivcly engaged In the hide ard fcrillizng bu EicsS,
having branch houses In this city, Kansas City ard
New York. under the firm name of Benjamin Mciain
4 Co.. WIS attached this morning by the Metro
politan National Bank of Kansas city for $4,000.
Thu seizure was made on the Metropolitan National
rank Of Chicago whore, according to advlccs, Tyler
has $4,000 deposit. The Hicks Car Company. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
THE OHIO COAL MINERS NAY STRIFE

Columbus. Ohio. April ::.-In all probability tho
whole body OF coal miners In Ohio will 60 out n
strike May 1. us the result Of the failure Of the
miners and operators 10 agree on wage scale for
the year beginning ut that time. The miners asked
increase of , cents ton, and the operators re-
fused TO give 1t. Roth Patrick 4. Mcbride. secretary
treasurer Of the National United Mine Workers, and
J. H. Harris, president OF The Ohio Mine Operators
Association, said In an interview Yesterday that
strike seemed inevitable. and Mcbride thinks that
will spread TO Indiana and Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
TO ARGUE TIE GEORGIA CENTRAL CASE soon.

On the application Of Henry .. Crawford, counsel
for the Richmond Terminal, Ja,uc" Jackson. sltHne
as A,socatc Justice OF the Circuit Court Tor The
Southern District Of Georgia has fixed on NAV ns The
date when he VIII hear the motions submitted Dy MI
Crawford In the Gcorsa Central cas"' NJ nav
ford asks for the cancellation Of ih" Georgia
Central rccclvcrsmp lie dcclac- that loan
Of 5000 600 made 10y the II. Il. IIollins syndicate rs
well IS further loans of SJ,--o.20o hy the li'ilins
syndicate and $7Oj.OGJ ly the Mercantile Trust Com
pany were not used To preserve The autonomy oi the
Georgia Central system. hut w'r" directed 10 take up
outstanding loan, secured ly collateral needed 10y the
symdcat" FOR T. reorganization sch"n" anu I" pay
Oh Obj gallons oi the receiver. -,
&. ii. Phinzy, OF the Georgia members oi The
iyatlun committee, Las Tc-!o'i his p'>it"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTIONS ILLUSTRATED

The second number of the "FOur-irack series In the
Literature OF the Passenger Department II Inc No"
York Central Just issued contain, an extract nom The
Century Dictionary Of the If Imlon f. contains about
railroads. illustrated by cuts Of the vaFi'u, ihng'
entering into the construction and equipment OF a
modern steam railroad. II also contains an interest
ing article on railroad bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
He DErTED THE HEALTH Authorities

Walter Tamford. wealthy six manufacturer Of
Paterson ~ j.. viii be arrIiGncd before Police Jus
tee Van Clcvc Monday. lie Is charged with
violating the health law. \ domestic cmrloyed by
Hamlord was taken III with scrrct fever The Health
Board attempted Ia put n scarletfcvcr picard on
The house but he refused 10 allow Il. When they did
,tt,ch II he tore il OF. lie also refused 10 allow
The authorities To fumigaic the PREMISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
which Tyler Is said TO own oneha interest," was aSo

which Tyler j. said TO own onehali interest was also
levied upon.
Kansa, CITY. April 22.-Attachmenis were levied ms
morning upon the Benjamin Mclan a Co., OF Kansas
City. ag,regating $1,000 The attachments were
run 10y the Metropolitan National Bank Of this city
for $50 OGO ard The other creditors who have claims
for smaller amount. Yesterday afternoon Frank Il.
TYLER the principal stockhoter In the company aud
ITS manager gave mortgages TO his wife and his sister
h-law, Mis- benjamin McIain. IN the sum OF S1oOOO
each Tyler l. to be found and n statement can
LIE him concerning his emlar a>snent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

.nc,rcd in business, but he came ESst acnin 10 ao
epl the pace CT secretary of the New'liaven euea
nwwn,ilI tonpany. About eight yeas ago he ensaeed
business alone ana IL his death was at .he n.a"
the leading lumber concern Of i!ii' CIV. rue Ln nm,
,cr Dealers Association pasacd appmprlnue resv, n
len, and closed their business places 10 attend Tue
unprll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
nile ana an
ENTRIES FOR WASHINGTON.
FIRST EAcE-iIalf "A milo.

washington, Ap ii 22.-lhc MEETING over 'Hc h'"''"-'
tack which opens Monday, promises we'll INC VA VI"
va. never in better eoaddon, and if tc "ca''r OBI -
mains fair excellent sport FOR the Inc Vi var !
,x,o.t ted 4 large number Of hoisc' ION inc i"'a"F"
and Western stables are ea1y the scene ana several
more will arrive o.nor and MonIay' MI me No
,ccs on the card have furnished substantial lists OK c''s
and the Duiang landi,a APP over mile ana III ciN'''
uaqe Morrow connecting ght to Icirher' fluc''o' IL
,uluc Wolcot; Prince GEORGE, Key West ana othcis'
shonld give co.c finish. Following a.c the entries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
TIE KROTSKOTT FAILURE FOR Sloo,OP.

Savannah Ca. April 22.-1hc liabilities OF the
Krou.koa millinery failure amount TO Slooooo Inc
unsecured debts amount + between T"roCP ana
S.j.COO: cured, 81 go. The ahcilh WAS E'C'
receiver yesterday. The causes assigned ior l"' '
uc are Krou,l1on's bad investments, business l'''>
ard dun inns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

~ special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Houston West -iicet ana pavona Ferry Railroad
oh" Metropolitan Traction syndicl!c ycscria; IT was
unanimously voted incras" the capital sioc! from
81 go 900 TO "a OiD.0O). lhc increase i, Tor the
pnrpCsc Of retiring fCOom'O second moiig,sc bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
NINE. BLAVATSkY'S ASHES.
PREPARING FIR THEIR RECEPTION.
pr nrp,s1TrD At THE PHILOSOPHICAL HEAD

10 DE- nrposITrD At THE PHILOSOPHICAL HEAD
UARTERs-READY lo' ihh 'oNNhNIioN'
workmcn were engaged Yesterday on the thiT
floor Of the headquarters OF the Ihrosopical society
No. IA Madson-ave.. In preparing the Sia' winch
~ uuo Dl,va,skv which Is to be- placed in
,ic,o in the wall AT the east end Of the room
When everything +, in place it will be convenient to
n marble mant.lprcc, on which nix inscription Is
carved. .Thcr. /, 10 religion higher than truth. ."
The slab which will clos N The ashes Is rcctangula
in form. and IS composed u sienna marble. 1t
measures 3 feet inches by ieet l inch, and Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
READING TO SURRENDER AEW]EE>Ei LINES.

Philadelphia, April -2.-Arpc'tion was mad" yes
terday 10 the Circnit court for permission 10 'ho
Reading Railroad 20 surrender the possession ana
Operation OF the EastOn ana Anib1y Railroad ana u
IeniCh Valley Terminal Railway theN" being the
line, belonging to the Lchsh Valley Railroad In the
.,,,e nj Nev.Icl,.y II T. understood that the legal
adviser, OF the Reading and OF the lclsh Valley haN"
reached the conclusion that continuance nf thr
lnigaii0n I'm New I,rcy l. unadvl able. me Ei>i"h
ana AmLDy Railroad VIII hereafter oprfdt both 'A'se
lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
ADVANCING THE PRICE OF LIMA CRIT DE OIL

Lima Ohio April 22.-Ihr standard Oh Company
through their purchasing department in tlis city.
Yesterday gave notice Of n e..vlncc In price OF
cents Il barrel for Lima crude This makes the prize
In the wood Ccuny field northern district IS cents
u barrel and In Tn .0uiaicrn district IA cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
40 BOSTON WOOL DUTIES TO De REFUNDED.

Boston, April alt has icen stated that IN" Gov
eminent would De Obliged to Take several million 'or
lars from the Treasury for the refuading OF dun"
enormously collected under tie recent decision az y"
Circuit Court Of Appeals the sorting clause OF MS
wool tarli. Collector Beard said today that tpere
werc no duties 10 BE- refunded on wool imported ~
the port OF Boston, although this Is the largest "oo'
market In the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
cap. Selling. One AMI one
GHOUND BROKEN FOR AhIoH nv ''1
THE FRET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ~ I'''-
NFW EUILDING.

TIE FIE-I IINI1o'1 ''7''f
NEW EUILDING
Grourd wa, broken last week iof Nv" r p
house 70 he erected by the First Pr'soS 'c''," ,i
which occupies the west sac OF ..' rho
,nt, ,.o and Eleventh and Twelfth SIS. ih'
o' ,,,a,n- will stand on the part Of the properly
which ohus on Elcvcn;h-st. II Will be oil NV P''
rerdlcular Gothic style of architecture TO 'oio,''
with the church Itself. Increased facilities lot ll,n
h duo IN the recent growth Of the consres'u'1'
mako The new building necessity Bo'h 'he P"''"'
the Rev. DR.. Howard Duficld, ana the 'u'eeS "a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23

New-York Central's Chicago L.mlted-modcl esu
Of America. See time table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23


FOURTH RACE-A swccpstakcs For three ycaf-olds ana
upward which at this meeting. 300
sdAed. Weights. 10 ~ below the scale. Six iurloncs
Betting.
ST. ri.
Empire Stables b. h. Nit Young by Jiis
tohnson-Via ia r.. .fDoaget,J IS out
Z A. Nahoney's b. h. Prime Howard, O.
ia ...(EHr-enl2 81 CD
wsicott 4 Canpters b 6. warsaw. 8. lCn
teal 1o1A7) :..."..............tC oodal 81 ..
JapoibcA, b. 90. Keenan, 2cl 81
Johnstte. .. % Gear 97E).... III. Jonrs) Al %
ADNAp0lis 3, ia. Il rgcni 30--l 81
Time L 1854.
FIFTH RACE-A sweepstakes. For thrs"-yeai .ods and
upward $500 added. Selling. furlongs
St. ri.
w. G. Daiy's CHI. c. Alcadc. by Rayon dor
-sAdelaide 4 yrs, 90 IL. -: a. Iamhey) 81 10
4. l1keand's b. e. Hcey. 4, 105 (Lambey) e-5 1-2
MI rcllss's ch 10 A'rae T. 90 tG5Gln, g, g,
xssat . nos lssi. ioss)...... Iendruml eo-i col
wv - Time-i :l7i..
SIXTH RACE.-A sweepstakes For two-year-olds that
han run ana not 1t this meeting. To carry 1l2
pounas Five furiongs.
S. Re'''q f.
+ A. A. 81. Norris b. Q. Wosey, by
3AHDt6d-Jepnie b. ia n. lLittlenedl1 Is 2-5
o,sa Idsnd sssslss Oh g Ffsde!i naS.l III -,
=. Q. Days b {. osrus. aoss, I;%Ssys Il
M ~. ii7.... ."........(j. Jensst0 io-i 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09


r. cure ot - IDIOT BY means u IL
suxsson's knife - ths unique tax now
being sstsmpssd q the Hahnsnann hoe
pstzl, and is hiGls fxiy, ~ PROVE snsirely
sscce.sful Ths sscond aid 6nAl opera
tsnn wss pssSosusd yesterday afternoon.
Il = ous VI shs rursss and nase cslicAts
opss>sinns N s0sdsCal scasnc~
rhs paassas u . little <-yeas-oh boy
nssnsd PrsAdiA when brought 10 the
hosySsal. his cass sssmsd one u hopeless
tiiocy. Hew,s utterly incspsbasof spsrch
~ veil The usual opsuinss IN The skull
allowing ths brain 70 attain it, normal
dsvelopmsns vsss In his cass absent
The sole hops We 70 perform the opera
ton Of crsnioeou7-thas r. 70 create
thess oYsninGs sstiActaAly.
Two hnsas sasurvs hAd 20 b cut In
The skull. one on ssch sids u the bead
The drse We successfully made some
time aSo, and even that half operation
produced immediate and noticeable re-
sultA. The puor little lad became able
10 articuiats = few words and gave wOu-
derful promiss Of return Of tho brain
% it, normal functions. in cass tho Sec
ond susurs could bs - successfully per-
formed. This operation Was necessarily
delayed owing "a tho shock 70 the pa
tient. The second suture wAs cut. how
ever. yesterday. and tho triumph Of the
entire surgical feat seems assured
Phila1alphia Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
FATAL SCARE TO HIM
conect James Ray De From .
Fractured Skull.
WcT,M or AN ALLEGED JOKE
hnos iAx ni.s so se AFRAID OF seschbs-
ssy Bssry H~srsrss SHAFTS b.
~ ts>as nassaag kAy.

JAcksos. Mifh-. Nay s.-JAmas Ray. .
co.ossd eoav.& from Dsss0lt. serving
i've year sentence, met with injuries Ia
the engine nssm Friday. fro~ shieh ae
died yesterday. Nobody AZ the PRISM
consilteresi hays hurts serious until
Saturday night The facts seem to lie
that Hay aad znothss convict nane.i
Hssnlssn we're employed ia riAsor
capacity about the engine house. Ray
Wa more es Leo afraid Il the machinery
whea running. and Helals,a knowing
thi-. started thu engine JUST 10 scare
Ray. aeinlesn pat on much more
steam than he inteosissi. and Ray lean
ing over tho belt AZ the time Vas lsrised
forward ~ IA. belt "a tho stone fionr
and sas injured about the heal Dr.
Kim ball SAYS there Sas % doubt .s'a1e
injury 10 the brain. but he IL more ~
less puzzled b. the sudden dea-h 81
kay. The engine ~ the one wh.,h
drives the dynamo and its rate "a speed
~as unknown 10 the man Heini-in-
Warden Chamberlain notified Cor,Ger
Green. and the testimony vas hea-d IN
part yesterday afternoon and An adjourn
m-nt taken until today. The coroGers
jury returned verdict 20 the effect that
Raw csno - his death through the
criwina! negligence 81 Frank Wilson
and Heasy iieInlrin. tao couyicts en-
piOy-d WITH lay IN the engine ROBINS
Ray vas ~ Yeats Old And came here one
year sgo On conviction of striking man
with a coupling PIN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

jsrlsa Wright a Msytield township
frer hai lousy hor-e. and o. exfer
inmate the vcrmin he gave the animal
iiisrai Application = Kerosene al. Then
De- ahtef q match 20 assist hls detective
ryesg ht u disc ring n the -eme,iy
e.= eifo,tusl y v1s The cal ignit.i.
ths h,Fse rsn into me harm. sotns strs~
caught Ira aud tie building Vas entire
II consumed Z he horse xas saved IN a
badly s,.orcic 81 condition. but there was
% bugs on h,u North Branch Ga
zsrtr
f4ectrir car No =. - the Weat Bay
Ci'y lane. jumped tho track sunday
night az fAc same spot shere Saturday =
secidert happened. THIS time she lone
pa-serzer eecaps,l With broken r,b
Charles Gri4.. Who vac shot " dis
reputable Detroit r~@0rt early sunday.
Gied fhe same day in the Grace hospital
Nirhael @sich ha@ been elenti'i'-d ~ the
man sho shot ham.
The Rig Rapids Mineral Wster com
rany with n capital q t9SsO will AZ
tempt - grow rsrh -eiliug ihn water -
a strong mineral ~pr,rs
Richard stevenson - Kalamazoo has
su,-fl NrfAu- Miller for sisndsr Miller
sc-ussd hl-n - lsre-ny AMI failed 10
prove he ehsrEe
.I,i,n -uied~l. ore - the rsfcrrn scAool
hoys w'to escaped isil ~ Nasor. vas zap
tfrs-i IN lansing SUNDAY night
ne rrnnsc Knights Ten pl,rs buried
Arfen kniner. a p,cne-r Suncsy. With
q rnrs
WFngu C'nx - Detroit hss been ar
r~s-1 rbsrg-sl sith asssaliing year
uld rtstl
Feur trsrrr- have ben arrested q.
Jsrkara 2 p sfssl.rE halr I'm ~ OH
ir,-r
IRE sfsar-o- F'hc- Wsr1 - 's=r in The
ier AZ isss ~uperio, 80 Asrquerfe
Size Nay wilkins nsecher = Detroit.
- q Luther Be.cher Is ieisn.
j. saan hnnssuen are tFyIng :, ar
range for = sursrner uae~fInE