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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
STAGES GREAT RACE.
lie Equsiled Worlds Record for 100
Yards Dash.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 2.-The games
OF the Central Athletic association weie
held in this city this afternoon. and the
event was the marvellous time that stage
OF the Cleveland Athletic club made ia
the 100 yards dash. He equalled the
worlds record according TO the time OK
five watches held on the event Sum
IN aries:
One hundred yard dash--C. W. Stage
first. w. G. Skillinger second; time, Q 40
seconds
$50 yards run-A. Cyrus first, j. New
some second: time. 2.0S 2-5.
Quarter mile bicycle race-A. A. Zim-
norman first. A. G. Brown second. ii. A..
Citizens third; time. "a 90.
Pole vault r. Mildener first. Ed War
ner second. The men tied at ten feet,
aud In second trial the highest dis
tance was q feet q inches.
One half mile bicycle race. Il. Bliss
first. Waiter Stuber second. A. G. Brown
third; time. l:l2 40.
30 yards run--C w. Stage first. w.
c. Shillinger second; time. - 35.
Putting 10 pound shot-G, r. Riddell
first. Ryan second; distance put, 40 feet
l inch.
tllc mit run Ia ~. fsbr>rttcA ntbts
Harry Austin second: time, 4Jo
Throwing l6 pound hammer-G. +.
Rittell iirst. q. L. Patterson second; dis
tance. III feet X inch.
Running broad jump-H Mulherron
first, !. \. Deroy second; distance. ~
feet lOis inches.
One mile bicycle race-A. A. thinner
man first. .. T.. Bliss second. III. A.
Citizens third time. 2.36.
Throving - pound weight T. Ryan
first. g. r. Riddle second; distance. -
feet
One mile walk J. Magec first. III. Cy-
rus second; time. - ID.
1D yards. hurdle IA. kean first. A. :.
Clark second: time. - Is.
40 yards. run &. W. Stage first. j.
Cannon second. time. - >.
IN Yards hurdle H. kean first. W.
Beruart second. time. :l6 3-5.
Running high jump a. ). Clark FIRST.
Guy Miller second. distance. ) feet 6
inches.
Two mile bicycle race--J. T.. Bliss
flrst n \. Citizens second. l. &. John.
son third. time 5.l3l5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
DAVENPORT EvICTED.
He Was Forced I'd Get Out OF the New
York Postofice.

NEW YoRK. Sept John A. Daven-
port. supervisor of elections. was evicted
from the postoflicd building at noon TO-
day. Early in the week Postmaster
Dayton notified h IN that in accordance
with instructions from Washington he
wished to use the hpartmentsfo for storing
records Davenport refused 10 So. To-
day Postmaster Dhyton sent r. j. Swift.
his secretary. 20 tell Davenport 10 get
out. Custodian Flaherty accompanied
Mr.. Swift. Swift told Dsvenport's chief
clerk. James Doran. that he would have
90 move. Doran pushed the representa-
tives OF the postmaster in the corridor.
He then threw hif shoulder against the
door and locked # Flaherty opened Il
with a pass key and Doran left the
rooms. The doork aud transoms were
then nailed and b hrred securely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
NO RULES YEr.
Week Closed with the House Discuss
Ing a Code

IN - t&A&N-
WAsHiSoroS. SEPT MIR. Rusk OF.
fered a resolution for the increase OF the
snmber q employees in the Office VI the
sergeant-of arms. postmaster and door
keeper Of the house. Referred. Mr.. Nc
Ilaufin asked leave 90 Introduce bill
authorizing the lssue of sl3ac0u,oO0 OF
treasury note. Nr. Dingley objected.
The house then resumed the eonsidera-
ton of new code of bills.
The pending amendment was that
offered BY Mr. Hooker providing that
when request is made for unanimous
consent il will prevail unless objected
% by seven members instead Of by one
as II present This was lost
Mr. Tracey moved 10 strike out from
rule al what is known as the Holman
clause which permits amendments being
proposed 70 general appropriation bills
provided that they being germane shall
retrench expenditures by the reduction
Of the number and salary Of officers Of
the United States. by the reduction OF
compensation 81 any person paid out OF
the treasury and by the reduction OF
amounts OF money covered by bills
Mr. NcMillin protested against the
proposed change. There was no dis
guising the fact that We were able 10
meet our requirements. the treasury was
almost bankrupt. To repeal this clause
would open the path 10 extrayagance.
After further debate by Messrs. Simp-
son. w. A. Stone. Holman. Cannon and
Hooker, Mr.. Tracey withdrew his
motion.
Mr.. Kyle offered an amendment strik-
ing out the clause which makes 100
quorum in committee Of the whole. He
believed that a quorum in committee
should be the same as that in the house.
Mr.. Cultivate opposed the amend
ment and argued that the adoption of
the clause. ~ IL stood. would facilitate
the transaction Of public business
Mr.. Breckenridge favored the amend
ment. He did not believe that one
third of the members Of the house
should be permitted TO shape legIsla-
ton upon the great revenue measures OF
the country.
Mr.. Tucker. in opposing the PROPOSE
ton % thecommittee on rules. said that
IL would subvert the principles upon
which the committee OF the whole was
founded. and make IL mere machine In
order 10 hasten legislation.
Mr. Curtis advocated the adoption OF
the committee proposition
The bill was then suspended. and the
house agreed 10 the senate amendments
20 the urgent deficiency appropriation
bill.
On motion of Mr.. Bynum joint reso-
luton was adopted making September
Is next holiday in the District ot Co
lumbia. the day set aside for the cere-
monies attending the Tooth anniversary
81 the laying OF the corner stone OF the
Capitol
Mr.. McCreary asked leave 10 offer for
reference Joint resolution authorizing
the appointment OF a commission In in-
4uire into and report upon the recent
change IA the relative value OF silver
and the effect on finance. trade. CON-
merce, agriculture and labor. Mr.. Cox
objected.
The house then az 3sD p. m. ad-
journed until Wednesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Ann AKBor Mich. Sept. . = The
board OF regeuts have made the follow
ing appointments 10 the university;
A. j. Pieters. assistant in botanical lab
oratory. 500; harriet l. Merpw, arslff-
ant in botany. $500; +. c. Newcombs.
acting professor of botany during the
absence OF Prof. v. NJ. Spaulding. >. ID.
Townley. instructor in astronomy. vice
Eric Doolittie. resigned. s9o0; ID. C..
Wooster. NJ. Of NJ. 50. instructor in ami
NAL morphology. $500; II. S. Jennings,
assistant in vegetable norphology. 500;
Frank Smith. graduate instructor In
vertebrate morphology. $500; James
Brennemann. undergraduate assistant
in morphology. 800; DIR. l. Z. Hall. in
structor in dental anatomy, eco; DIR. &.
q. Darling. clinical lecturer on oral
pathology and surgery. $500; A. W.
Haidle. demonstrstor OF prosthetic dent
istry, $500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

f&t<tt--t&&x**tfE RE<<<<0s
IsDIAssroIls, Sept. 2-Ths plan Of
attack which Governor Matthews has
formed against the Columbian Athletic
club st Roby Was fully deseioped today.
IL nos appears that he did not design
the arrest Of tbs management snd prin-
cipals and seconds Ia the Grido-
Lssigns fight on Monday night.
bat intended 10 prevent the
light from taking place. The Lake
county circuit court conyenes In fall
term on Monday, and it Was the purposs
% the representative Of the stats 10 ap-
pear before the judge snd begin quo
warranto proceedings 20 anDnI the char.
ter of the club On the ground that IL had
violated the law under which IL
was organized. and 70 ask ths
court To appoint q receiver TO
take charge OF the clubs property pend.
Ing the final hearing of the case.
Under the plan ss arranged Adjutant
General Robbins was 70 station six
companies al Laporte AMI as soon an
the receiver was appointed on Monday
he WAS 10 receive orders 80 accompany
the receiver and put him IN full posses-
sion or the clubs property and grounds
The fight advertised for Monday night
was 10 be prevented az any cost. The
law under which the proceedings are
TO be brought In the Lake
county circuit court h general
in its application and provides
for the annullment Of character of
privileges on proof that the corporstion
has violated its agreement with the state
In conducting It's business II 'indica-
tions go for anything. the program has
not been abandoned on account OF the
publication today. but the plan will he
carried out and the properly Of the club
will be in the hands Of . receiver by
Monday night. with :he rtceiver fully
prepared to prevent the Griffo-Iavigne
mill from taking place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
MINERS co HUNGRY.
Cannot Get Their wages and Some
Have Been Esicted-

NEcAuSfE. Mich. Sept 9--Price Nc
Kinney, receiver for the Buffalo Mining
company. has paid S27 600 royalty due
the Breitungs Of Marquette. and has
promised 20 pay all labor claims before
the 10TH This has led many miners 20
withdraw their suits for wages and
wait
Yet the situation al present is gloomy.
Miners have been turned out 81, their
boarding houses for not ieing able 20
pay board Butcher shops and grocery
stores have shut down on credit and ab-
solute hunger will soon stare the mcn in
the face. although s10oo hs due them
for faln.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
WAS A GAY DECEIvER.
Another Chapter I'm the Noted Breck-
inridgc Scandal

LEXINGTON, KY. Sept. Am impor-
tant witness against Congressman
Breckenridge. when Madeline Pollard's
suit is brought 10 trial will be Mrs.
Luke Blackburn. widow of the late
governor. Mrs. Blackburn says that
Colonel Breckenridge had told her OF
his engagement to Miss Pollard; that he
had placed Miss Pollard under her
chaperonage aud had especially request
ed Mrs. Blackburn's kindest considera-
ton for Miss Pollard on the ground that
she would soon become Mrs. Breckin-
ridge When the facts in the case be-
came known. Mrs Blae}tprn was 30 in
dignant that she bdeped TO appear IN
court as a witness.
When SenAor Joseph blackburn
learned how Mrs Blackburn had been
imposed on. he declared that he intend
ed holding Breckihridge responsible for
his conduct.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
HER A,sAuI.rEn LYNcmED.
VIII Arki@on Psid Tn Penalty Amer .
BrieE Prayer.

CrScISSATI. Sept "A dispatch from
Mckinney. kenthcky. says that Will
Arkison. colored. hged ID. eho assaulted
Samuel Upgroyet little girl yesterday
morning. was hahged by q mob of LOO
men at South Folk az $ O'Clock tonight
Arkison acknow lodged the crime. and
asked that his body be sent 10 his
mother. At bis request NJ W sneed
made a brief prayer. after which the
negro was hung b. hangers on the south
end % the trrstlt spanning south Fork
river. UpErove.I the girls father. gave
Arkiaon a good supper hefore the hang
ing and asked n = mob not to shoot the
prisoner after hi was strung up. The
mob wss very qbiei and orderly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

On the steamship Scytnla. Wnicn ar
rived In New York Tuesday. infected
with scarlet fever. were persons bound
for Grand Rapids. Traverse City. Thom-
aston. Iron Mountain. Ludington. Han
cock. Lake City and Calumet
A Charlevoix County Teachers asso-
citation has been organized. with Frank
III. Ranney of East Jordan as president.
Miss Aggss Nngent. Boyne City. as sec
retary and Miss Gerty kerns. Boyne
City, treasurer.
Solomon w. Yeagley, former clerk
Of Hillsdale county. who has been eerv-
ing three years in jackson for embez-
zling county funds, was released Thurs
day.
The new members of the Allegan
county pension board are Drs. v. V. Ba-
con Of Dorr. William Albright Of Ale
gan and G. Nj. Stuck OF Plainwell
During August Saginaw shipped lum-
ber as follows: Tonawanda. 2l70OO0
feet; Buffalo. l.l05.0o0: Toledo. $4,000;
Cleveland, 10000; total. 4.l55.000.
The Whitehall Lumber company paid
mp all arrearages OF wages 10 date We'd
nesday. and is now ready 70 so ahead
until snow flies.
A l5-year-old FowleryilIe boy is serv-
ing thirty days in the county Jail for
entering freight car and tapping bar
rell Of whisky.
The annual convention of the Leela-
nav County Sunday School association
will be held at Northport September IL
and II
The employees Of the Essey Manufac-
turing company at Owosso. will take
half their pay in ninety day due bills.
Two Bay City men have reclaimed
1000 acres OF apparently worthless
swamp near Cheboygan.
The Wolf Creek Butter and Cheese
association has been incorporated. with
capital stock Of si,3J0.
Postmaster Youngs at Stanton has
caused the arrest OF several boys for de.
stroying his garden.
Vernon citizens will vote Thursday on
bonding the town for $1,000 for public
improvements
The Seventh Day Advents q Michi-
gan 60 into camp at Lansing September
10 for week.
Edward Stankark of Ada has raised
i.Go0 bushels Of wheat from fifty acres
this year.
Since spring the Coldwater Oil Stove
company have manufactured over 5000
oil stoves
The new bells of the Reed City Ger
man 81 Paul church were dedicated
Sunday.
Gras.hoppers are doing great damage
30 crops in the vicinity q Orion and
Oxford
The Rev. W. A. Frye II Grand Rapids
will be the Labor day orator At Ssgi-
nav.
Thieves stole forty fve sheep from
the pasture of l. K Wolcott o. Cam
bria
Owosso business men uin make q
great display in the procession OF Labor
day.
The Tittsbawasse Boon comrsny viii
resume on Tuesday. sSeptember 5.
Crawford connty's annual farmers
picnic viii BE held September Ia
Battle Creek trades ccuncii viii buy q
lot and errcf an 5000 building.
Prayers Tor rain have been odercd In
the catholic church in Adrisn
Hereafier Owosso drunks are 10 be
sentenced q take the isg eure
Nortsern part q Van Barsn county Il
teing swept by forest fires
Army worms have clesned cot ths
veretafion about LAnss
a sart q coz choisrs is raging among
the cattle near Corunna.
TIE rgtato crop N Otsero county vii
be iiehf oDe tie yesr
Tbe C8intoo county fair vii Re held
s-rfsmber ~ = -
f3uckrhsat IN Dors has been damaged
- frost
0rsnd Haven has poyals.ion of
s1lz
Mar Is b have io~n ball.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Mrs Clinton smith Creates a Little
Excitement az Midnixht.

A telephone message was senf % the
police station AZ o'clock this morninz
stating that woman a. No. 30 Wesl
Bridge street had taken an Overdose Of
morphine and asking that q doctor be sent
there once. Areporterfor THE HKltAlp
called al the place and learned that Mira.
Clinton Smith had taken the poison.
ous drug Her husband said she took
il 10 produce sleep. but fhere vac no
danger. ss she did not take onough O.
produce serious results IL was also
learned from the neighbors that Smith
and his wife have been having q little
trouble. and IL was suspected that she
took the drug 60 ffighten her husband.
The doctor bad not arrived at late
hour, and the patient was thought 60 be
out of danger.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

No Strike on the Louisville q Nash
vile at Present

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. The con-
ference between the chiefs and the
trainmen on one side and the leading
officials OF the Louisville 4 Nashville on
the other. lasted until s:l5 tonight The
agreement reached is this: On Decem-
ber l. there will be a another conference
as TO the restoration OF rates In the
meantime the 10 per cent cut will oper-
ate as President Smiths order origi-
nally intended il should. the restora-
of rates will depend upon the volume az
the roads business at that time and its
stability financially 10 restore wages 10
the standard existing before the cut.
The men rather than order a strike. ac-
ccpted the assurances OF Mr. Smith that
the wages would be restored when the
business justified II. and agreed 10 the
proposition to leave the matter 10 a con
ference three months hence. The com
promise covers nil branches Of the rail
road service.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

WssEiSerov. sept > Secretary Car
lislc has about made up his mind % ssk
congress o. sufboriEe the coinage u the
seigninTnge = the slivev bullion AZ pres
ent wing - the treasury This seign-
forage smourts - Ss2coooo IA round
numbers IL "a the profit the govern.
ment bas raade IN the purchase u silver
By " coinage The government would
escape the deficit which now threatens
ard have enough money g. tide u over
tiil the time when the national income
once more exceeds or a. ieast equals
- expenditures The secretary does
not believe that there xiii be much op.
position - rs request
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

foar WArSE Ind. Sept All :
o'clock this morning the Fort Wayne
z0lienger battery and the Fort Wayne
Rifles weTe out on the Maomee river
banks drilling and trying their gans
With balls The gatiing gun e9usd sss
given q special drlE u4fh loaded xans BY
order of Gosernor Nstfhewa Those
companies are regular state troops and
have been ordered 10 hold themselves In
readiness 70 60 10 Roby Monday 70 cup
press the prize tight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
Omccr. Parlcle,i Ont.

WASHINGTON. Sept. . The president
today sent 90 the senate the following
uominations.
Postmasters Ruel Curtis. Fowlerville.
Michigan: John W. Kirkland. Lakeview.
Michigan. John G.. Meisner. Clintonville
" iscousin: Adam Paulus, Marshheid.
Wisconsin.
Lieut.. Col Samuel Breck. assistant
adiutant general. 20 be colonel and as
sistant adlutant general.
MAJ. Thomas Ward. assistant adiutant
general. % be lieutenant colonel and az
sisfanf adIutant general
Also a numbered recess appointments
including Surgeon General Iyron. Chief
Constructor Hicbborn and Rear Admiral
Weaver ~ the navy and All % the cadets
appointed g. ens.gns heatensnts and
pr.rfneera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
NAVAL vETERANs PARADE
Second Day of Annual Meet at I'm.
dianapoikE

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. To-day was
given over largely to the naval Veterans
The model OF the Kearsarge was put in
commission at "eight bells" this morn
ing with much ceremony. This morn
lng also occurred the firsto OF many street
demonstrations that will mark the adj
vent OF the members OF the G.. A. r in
this city next week. Tho formation be-
gan at $50 o'clock and the column
moved promptly at 10. The column was
under the command OF Capt. Cyrus
Sears Next came the admiral's flag.
borne aloft by an old sailor; behind Il
the national colors, and then the veter-
ans marching by associations The col
umn proceeded southon Meridian street.
then east 10 Pennsylvania, south to
Market. east TO Delaware. south TO
Washington and then west to the kear-
sarge on the state capitol grounds,
where 1t passed ia review for the mem
bers OF the board Ranks were broken,
the bo'swain piped all aboard ship. and
there the rest OF the morning was
passed in speech making and social in
tercoursc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

LroSs. Mich. Sept. . -Depuiy Shcr-
in J. L. Brown arrested q suspicious
looking man this morning. scrposlng
him 20 be the prisoner who escaped Al
lonia by rolling OF dray. lie took the
fellow into a buggy. but had not gone
Ear before the prisoner jumped from the
buggy and skipped Brown fired sev-
eral times without effect Finally he
overhauled the man and felied him 20
the ground with his revolver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
MILL WILL TAKE PLACE.
La,igne and Grimm Wui Meet at
Roby as Advertised.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2-Dominick O'Mal-
ley. president of tho Columbian Athletic
club. in an interview today regarding
the published report that Governor
Matthews q Indiana had ordered out
the militia TO stop the fight al Roby.
Indiana. scheduled for Monday
next. said that the event would
take place as announced. and that
the bluh was made by Governor
Matthews To influence the jury in the
trial Of the test case. On Wednesday
next the men nominally arrested for
participating in the Woods- Costello mill
will be placed on trial ut Grown Point,
Indiana. and then the law points in
volyed will be settled. lie had obtained
the opinions Of ten OF the best lawyers
in Indiana on the validity OF the statute
which permits ''physieal contests Of sci
ence and skill in athletic clubsp and
that they had sustained him In its in
depreciation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
rARocHrarlscHooIs
Bishop Msss CrEc~ Catholics 20 Dis
regard the Dccrce

DESvER. Sept , bishop AstE ~ the
diocese of Colorsgio has iseDe.i pastor
81 letter 81 be rad in Ell the cath"lic
puipits tcuroTrov. vhich y oeToled en-
iirsiv 20 the school guesslon- re ac.
cepfs the decreeiof the Bsitimore cs'sln.
cii. bus earnesslf exhorts thf cathe1e
parents - aenll their chihifen - ttse
parocAial school, He says
~ioa vgii otr~t I've that iseagn wiiiifl
cisobeslaeBcs b fhees decrcef vi Dol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

FLfrT. Mich. SEPT 2-Arfhur Pick
EFT. Grand Blanc farmer. hns ieen a..
rested On a capias. The nomplsinnnt h
John Alexander. veil.tosio farmer of
Nundy towpship. who charges him uith
siseBatine his uife's aEscti0ns lie
says Pickett and his vife have frs
quently met ciaDdestiDely. and that the
latter lcft him few days sRo. he asks
$500 damages tickeit j. . married
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 2-The Epworth
league of the state finished two days
session here THE evening. The follow
fng officers we're elected; President. J..
T. Watson Of Winchester; fret vice
president. l. VI. Morton. vincennes:
second vice president. A. VI. Cook Frank
fort: third vice president. III. l. Shines.
Indianapolis: fourth vice president.
Alma Mcclure. Cravfordsyille; state
secretary. II. l. Van Dusin. Knkomo;
state treasurer. J A. Wilkins. Indianap.
Ola
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

hHffHf. sept - - Occsna county
teachers institute closed lsifi n irhf after
weeks snssion. One hundred aud
three teachers attended and W. \. Nc.
Kane ~ Alnlont and Miss Elnorh Cudie
back ~ Grand Rapids. assisted iy -. D.
Mcclure. were conductors Last ercn.
inc State Superintendent Patiengiil lee
fnred On the subject. The Wealth a
the Nation Ia In lief Farmss Homes and
CrIc.r.la
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

JoSrxv1ILE Mich Sept The
barns and outtuikisnxs n Charles Sar-
ftr we're burned yesterday Nfternoon.
1ogether vifh = qssntity - bay and lTo
bushels - wheat IL has eorarietely
',.~snea kin out There Waa no iosnf.
aoee The trs cri1iEe;s5 in : straw
stack, bot how il - gnkRsxn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

WASHINGTON. Ind Sept > Last night
the house occupied by Jane Yates and
her four daughters. al the women a.
legged 70 be Of bad rspute. was burned
10 the ground by inceadisriss. Last
Sunday night their house was broken
into by usob Of men and boys. and all
their furniture carried into the street
and h,srnad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
nnllinr sam. won scar, ntnndar.

WARRrx. Ohio. sept ? The rolling
mills % tho Falcon Iron company at
Niles. which employ nearly 1000 men.
will resume operation in all departments
Monday. This - regarded a. but a fore
runner 70 the starting up a ali the iron
industries ia this section at an early
date
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Ksrap<zsBo Nich.. Sstf. z--fairs
damaged A. ,. NeiInebs l,rick tsrrans
snd csntrnfs fzon gesferasy ceofee
Ps.lasks's lees ~ fsrnffufs is hssss lie
eruezte fg.ri Lansing lszi their eipfhea
Ec4ughe fatisrf SOD neplrFe rert
nearlg srffo,stsd The fft wAs - "a.
csn8iarJ oriein.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

sublecf parelits % any ecclesiastical
pensity or disability. faes arr not there,
fore. - regard such siolsfien - free
from sin Their duty IN this meIier
implies grave moral otllzSlion. and %
violate such "a oliigaflon. Kherhcr o.
not enfoFced by ecclesiastical censufcs
OF penalties. xouia fs grave IN.