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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Grave~end l.ntriss.

RACE TRACK GkAvEsESD, May 20
The following are the entries for Mon
days Races:
First race. three fourths mile Dr.
IissbroIck. 1l2: Vestibule. ll0; His
Highness, 10, Lizzie. l07; Liseig geld
ing. 30.
Second. three fourths mile 49, Ponce
Del.eon. Ontario. Helm colt Enfield.
Pairiccan. Crossfire colt. Meddler. Ia
Juive. Medgc colt, Ill each Provcrb.
Doris gclding. It's each.
Third. three fourth mile Fairy. lis,
Ltantaka, ia; Comxnche. III; Defar-
gilla. H.; Gold Dollar. lo7; White Rose.
Harvest. lO2 each: May Win. loo. Mar
shall. %; Governor Foraker. 20; Re
straint. 90.
Fourth. Parkway handicap. one and
one sixteenth miles Banquet. ll6; hi.
aplo. ia: Maidstone. Ill: Sleipner. llo:
pickpocket. Fidelio, Hume. 100 each;
Confederate. %; Alonzo. Mordoite
Julien. 10.
Fifth. three-fourihs of a mile Stone
nell. ll5: Cingstock. Bo,ero. Sirocco
IL; His Highness. Billet Doux. colt
10; Anna Is. l05: Play or Pay. San
downe. Miles Standise, ~ each: Uncle
Jim. a.; Johnctta. a3; Latoeca. l07
Sixth. one and one sixteenth miles r.
Madrid Temple. l01; Jack Rose. lie
panto. los. Now or Never. log; Spccu
lation. l02.; Jordan. 30.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
CONSIDER Young PEBBLE
General Assembly IL Asked to Decide
n Question

WssHISGroN. May 9-The special
committee - the general assembly
on the young peoples societies, ap
pointed IN accordance with the
overture from the prestyt-ry of
/anrsvillr ASKING Tor u model
constitution fJr young peoples socie;lcs
IN the pTe~bs t-rian church reported that
i, did oct hel,eyc that uniformity - or
ganizat'on IN harmony with he church
p..iicy IS 10 IT, attained by he adoption
IL one constitution by all lpcal young
psop!f. societies such sptieti"s. Ike
sabbath schools. are part az the
church machinery. and theif conduct
shoIild ~ left ~ tho church.
Tho committee SAID. hpiever. that
uniformity X desirable IN ttie recpgni
tDn by the societies az suhJcc,ion
10 tho session of the church AMI
cork to educate memhsrt In tho
doctrines. putty. history atd present
activities ~ the church. socieiIes
thus organized and working fhould have
the COUNSEL and heipof the G hureh. The
name Presbyterian Union steuis to tho
committee to bc well chosen and a form
% constitution tos such ciesniza'Ious
vac submitted with the reI,ptt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
WANTED Ills SALARY.
Uncle sam Was Slow. So Postmaster
Silxoia Paid Himself

CsLuMrT. Mich. MAY 10 Postmaster
Silvola is sLlO short An inspector
has been here two days examining
his books Thursday evening he
discovered the shortage and dis
missed Siivola. The office was placed
in the hands 81 the lstter's bonds
men. Silvola was postmaster at Red
Jacket up To Last August. when that 81
iicc and the one here were consolidated
He was then appointed postmaster u
the consolidated Offices He has never
received cent in pay for himself or his
emp.oycs since the consolidation. the
salary Il tie Office having never been
adjusted. and il is said tha, special act
- congress Will tie necessary before he
can get his salary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Hawthorne F.nsri<>s.

CHICAGO. May aD-The following are
the entries for Hawthorne Monday:
First race. five aud one half furlongs.
selling Sleet. lib: Bevis. los: Guess.
81; Little Willie, l0i: Picallili. .6: Volo.
lO7; McGinty lby McFadden,. lol; Ham
lin. l0l; Last Chance. Is: Mantcll. 30;
Abandon. l0i; Simmer. rs; Revedor. 80;
Parapet. 10l; Joe Mcnsrd. -; Narvaz.
l0l.
Second. one mile. handicap Santa
mego. 81; Mohican. 100; Governor Ad-
ans. l0i: Cup Bearer. 100; Tcnny. Jr.
100; Ernest Race. ll2; Clio. III.
Third. tive eights of mile. for > year
old Egg Plant. ll5; King Calico. lis.
James Y. Carter, 100; Hennrea. ll5;
Tom Thumb, lo5; Phil Daily. los.
Fourth. one mile and seventy yards.
selling Tudor. ~; Content. 80: Cover
nor Wheeler. lGa: Minnie Beach. -;
Red Room. 20; Big Three. l07; Vinco,
l0i
Fifth. five and one half furlongs. sell
ing Ruby Payne. l0J; Sir Lanceloi. lol;
Viola Knight. 81: Bob Toombs. 10; Nor,
gan. I0l: Emperor Billet. l01: Turk H.
l0l: Guard. loI: kodax. il6; Bankrupt
lOl: Greygoose. 90; Viceroy. llo: Long
Brooch. l0i; Josie @. a3; Lucy Clark. -,
Mabel 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
ICE FROM HEAVEN.
Pittsburg Visited by a Disastrous
uatlstOrm.

It0ulStOruu.
PIrrsBuRG. Nav 1-At $50 o'clock
this afternoon Pittsburg and vicinity
was visited by the most violent hail
storm ever known here. The effect was
most disastrous both To life and
property Heavy black clouds sud
denly obscurcd the light of the
sun while the air became oppres-
opprsssivclv hot. Following terrific
electric fash came the crash and roar of
thunder shaking the very earth. BE
fore man or beast could seek q cover the
deluge 80 ice came in all it's intensity
and for five minutes there was a war ~
the elements most terrifying. 1ele-
phone and telegraph wires were pros
trsted in every direction; electric and
cablc cars were stopped by broken
wires or debris choking the ccnduits
and for time traffic was suspended.
In the east end Il Pittshurg aud up
per wards of Allegheny City nearly
every window glass on The south sides IL
the buildings were shattered. while all
over both cities skyllghts. greenhouses.
private and parx conservatories were
shattered and foliage ruined.
III the opera house and Bijou theatre
serious panics were narrowly averted
and several women tainted from fright
The stinging pelting - the hail caused
number 81 serious accidents 10y frcn
zied horses that broke away from their
drivers Twenty head ~ horses. some
- them valuable animals. are know n To-
have been killed in Pittsburg. either 10y
collision or becoming entsngled IN elcc
trlc wires John Do~ncy. the driver II
one team was dragged several squares
AMI fatally hurt Michael Dunn. aged
-. was almost ciccttocuted by stepping
on IN electric light wire on SECOND ave
nue.. One valuable team attached .o a
carriage standing in front of the Monon.
gahels hotel plunged into the Monnn
gahela river and was drowned. The
funeral u John Craig Was proceeding
slon- stockton avenue. Allegheny. hen
the storm broke In an instant there
VIA terrible confusion. The horses
reared and plunged and were inextric
ably lammei together Some u the
trans ran away. crashing into the car
riagss preceding them. The hcar~c was
badly datusgesi II ~ rer"rted that the
csssat as broken Open. Many ~ tho
Isd,ss IN the party fsinied The funcrs
vss II afyoned An almost identical
experience tefcil funeral coftsge 80 g
eG-errd the gates x the Allegheny ceme
terry az Iasrrncevilie
1he monetary los- viii be very grcat.
vsfiou- estimates placing the dsmse"
above s-tslpN Tn Neville island in
the Ohio river. the damage ~ garden
AMI farm products - estimated Vt "ve'
sltepa. Tho extent 4 the storm 90
the damage done to outisiac districts
has not yet teen learned On account 81
the mesgfe sife facilities
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

she Coaassy Oolcsally AnaksA
wAsnrxorcs, Nay "a The frlnce~~
EalAlls enjoyed g,.sd nighs's rect And
at I'D, sccusSiins IA the SpAnislt custom
t<fose leaving her b~d- hal hAr cup of
chocolate and biscuit AZ esN shc got
up and began to prepare fos bet ofncil
call uron the president and Nrk Cleve-
land. until which time che vas not
known officially Ca be in the city. AZ II
O'clock two Handsome carriages drove
up so the summer annex of tho Airing
tca. The public had gathered around
the building in gooily numbers. but
squad Il police kept them from en-,
cEoaehing too closrly IN front 4 the en-
trance. There wss no motstration
and the prlnc-s~ submitted Ia the gaze
~ the curious crowd good atutedly.
The princess was simply blt richly
attired. She wore a princess gown cf
r.ch hsngaline. bordered around the
train with gray ostrich feathers \ pink
grdle completed this exquisite toilet
Her bonnet xss a small affair OF light
lowers with pink satin ribbbns tied
under the chin, With a short, white net
veil over her face. In her hand she
carried beautiful parasol 81 chiffon
aud lace. A her carriage came Ia q
standscill under the broad high portico
of the White House. the three score or
more people gathered there pressed
closer together Ia catch sight II the
princess Commander Davis alighted
iinsS. followed 10y the inianta and Prince
Antonio. The prince assisted the
princess. The duke. the matchioncss
and the private secretary 10 the princess
followed
The blue room had been decorated
thstefully. although not lavishly. and
there was little III the reception that sus
gestei formality. The party indulgci
in a pleasant, conversation whil.h lasted
fifteen minutes. when the royal visitors
withdrew.
Mrs. Cleveland returned the call of the
Spanish princess al ! o'clock this after
noon. The Presidents wife wis accom-,
panied by Mrs. Carlisle. Mrs Lamont
and ether women Of the cabinet. and
Col John Wilson. the preside ht's mill
tary AIDE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

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chicago n s 2 q . I q s-li Is Z
L.usss o ? o @ o O. 10 4
Batteries ki'.ridge snd Hutchinson; I;
>,rs'ton and Grin. Umpare-kTnslis.
Rp~.o. o o o 0 o 6 - %
Brooklyn o q @ o q Q 2 O. "a
Bat,srte.-Nicl,oi- and E-runs'; Kennedy
and kinslor. tmFa-e-cafnfy
Nev yorsI o o o I o - 20
ws-k Z "a. o q o Q ! 2
Bsi,srie--Bal8vin and Dog 10 Esui and
EsrrsiL Impir-HDr~t.
i'hila II 2 ? 9 O III n :
Bsltlrn'e l 2 O o o II 8
Bsesrre-s ssess and Clernsr's; Bsksf.
MeNahpn and Clsrt. Jmpirf-Styosr-
Cievsid q o I ? a sfE Q
Cipcinne o o 5 o ? o o. n o
Bst.sTis. fuli and Iiroa.er. AuIlsns spd
NuThy. tuTi-e- AS<gyHid.
:, I.suise o q o 0 0 49, /
irs.@hg 3 o Q o - s Q
Rstfesie@ Rrsetssssssin IN. Hs-iey sr6 Pes;t ;
Eh,esi snd MAss. JswaFs-Lsnch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
WHISKY DID NOT DROP.
80 Gr~cnhut Thinks That tho Trust
viii Pull Through.

CHIcAco. May ~. President Green
hut ~ the whisky trust lcft for Peoria
today. lie will return to Chicago en-
Monday. and u il expected that tho
other members - tho directory
will also he present. when
Attorney Stevens viii make his
report on the qu" ~arranio proceedings.
Nj. Grccphut saId t'efore he left today
that while the trust WIS hamporcd IN
not heing ahle Z" borrow the
money II nec,is for present use.
II nas not shsky, and expressed has
satisfaction ia iosiays quotations ~
whisky true, stock "hich showed nn
break lie anticipates a prolonged tight
over the quo vsfranto Irc cceeding-. bat
does not believe the objects cough, can
i.c accomplished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY p, sxa

,assa tn. sspsssss Il Ne essps.tica. u
istss 81. .uD Q dsy so ssn this bss shos
s.na that mssas iai.0U pssi ssissiassons-
ia cs@pssins the stssadAso~ e"@.
pArsssa 10 g-esssiiy asste ~ u.osst
papers With the fsurss ~ the Centen.
aisi. which gis-s The lnsjsesnsoa that
shs sitcaslsDee b tsesxsaslnuA The
,,sows:s are large. but they saust bs on
an average tour times ~ gfsss ~ thasa
81 the l'hilAdriphis sspsltieu. - the
sosias fair c..i atout Gks.uD.SsD. while
the Centennial rcpssssotsd an outlay u
euS os,WO.up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
wos,.s SUFFRAGE G. lNrA'cx.
New York. Colorado and Ka"<ss Arc
the Victims This fsii.

CHlr,Gc. MAY ~ The American
vomsss Egual Suffrage association
heid meeting today At - hrh plans
we're settled upon or sis rrogs can
paizn this fsll "a BE- state-
- New York Coiorsdo shd Kansas
sberr universal suffrst.e amend
meut 20 tho cnn~iifutiot IL -pon
- - voted 90. Among thise present
were Mis- Susaa n sBthonI Elizabeth
Cadv stanton. Mr.. T.uty Sttns. harriet
Tayhv Upton. Carrie Lane Chapman
the Rev Anna shaw snd Mrs ksmuy
H1win
1; vac decided after lix~lt discus~soa
- keep ihs suffrage ard the prohibstioD
i~-ues separate. especially hn haneas
Com n iftees we're app.yintoh - tske
charge - the campaigns anil direct tho
distribution q funds snd spt skers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Fatal F'sh. Of Two Angy Mon
Before the Bench.
USED PISTOL AND DAGGER
aasssel Wessses 1svtses Colsy osUss
so nhs~a Min assi tsssws lssaAss1l.
sAsay ASsssss~t. tvrsas Twice

DANvrlls. lnd. May 0.-Coley
Brown. president ce the Lslanon Ma
tional Gas company. shot Samuel
Wesnes. = prominent Lebanon attorney.
at noon today. and wcsnse died soon
after. The shooting occurred in tho
court room directly In front of the
Judges desk. For several days . suit.
that Of Martin Hohc against the Lebsn-
on Gss company for damages. has been
on trial. and has been bitterly contested
On both sides The argument had been
completed and the court had adjourned.
and Wcspcs. who Was attorney for Hohe.
Was talking. pleased over the conduct Ut
the case Wesner was told that he
must look out for Brown. and he replied
that he had heard that Brown had a
revolver last night. but he was not
afraid. Brown then came from the side
81 the room where he had been stand
ing. muttering threats against Wesner.
They met aud Brown said: MY ~.
putation IL as good rs yours.
One word led 10 another. and Wesner
said: III YOU have u gun. pull II. l
dare YOU To-.
Brown meanwhile had his hands he
hind him. and il is thought he trans
ferred the revolver from his left to his
right pocket.
With Dagger and Pistol.
Upon the word Brown drew his re-
vclver and fired two shots. Almost in
stantly Wesncr moved toward Brown
and pulled long dagger. and just as he
laid hands on Brown. Brown fell and
Wesner was taken of and set down.
brown was arrested and his revolver
was taken away from him. Wcsner' 9
strength bcgan 10 fail and he died in
about forty minutes. Brown Was taken
to jall and il not disposed tn talk. al
though he says Wesner provoked the
matter.
Brown was cut across the palm of his
left hand by the dagger which Wesner
Used The tirst ball fired struck Wesner
in the left forearm and came out near
the elbow. The second ball struck near
the base Of the breast bone and ranged
downward. showing under the skin
about four inches from the base Cf the
spinal column.
The weapon was i've chamber
weapon and now contains two loaded
shells. two empty ones and an empty
! chamber. The trouble arose over
Wesners comments on Browns evidence
! In the trial.
ISDIANAPoLis. May 2l.-It Was re-
ported at Danville last evening that a
/. large crowd oe Wesner's friends are on
their way from Lebanon with the de
cIared intention of lynching his slayer
/ The authorities. fearing trouble. quietly
1 slipped Brown into buggy and drove
tn this city. where he was placed in jail
I at l - this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

GRAvrsENp. May N. Firs, race. ono
and one sixteenth miles ST. Domingo
won. 81 Michael second. Stowsway
third: time. :jOs,
won. Gold Dollar second, Bclwood third;
time. l:l5.
Third race. five furlongs Halton won.
birmingham second. Declare third. time.
lMiis.
Fourth race. one and one eighth miles
Lamplightcr won. Rainbow second.
Only two starters Time. 1919.
Fifth race. ono and one sixteenth
miles Russell won. q. W. johnson sec
ond: Fidelio third. time. | 40
Sixth race. five furlongs l.cshia won.
Clarus second. Doris. gelding. third.
time. Wl..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

WAsaIyGroS. May 9.--Thq govern
mcnt will pay all bills presentb }or the
entertainment u the duke oe Ssagua.
This statement was made by oefrtsry
Grcsham this afternoon in ansiFee 90 in
quiries whether the bills sdnt 90 the
state department for money expended
in entertaining the duke in Chicago
would be allowed. The duke. he said.
In the guest of the nation. aril as such
all his needs and desires will be- compiled
With At the expense Of the general gov
eminent. As the Infanta Eulalie cpmes
slse ~ eke capacity n the natiba'sHssst
her entertain meut will BE- pre- widod by
the government in all matters except
where cities ani states voluntarily de
fray the expenses within thelt borders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

WAssISGToS. May 10 OwiTsg to the
reductions made 10y the last i bncress in
the appropriations for the general land
office for the next fiscal ycaf quite a
large reduction in the clcrl al force will
be necessary. II has been fotI nd that to
mcc, this reduction in the appropria-
tions sixty eight clerks IN thd classified
service must be discharged oh July |.
and the number -! special agents re-
ducrsi from tifiy two 10 .hirtedn. These
s said. will bc made from tho ssc having
the loves. records 81 eificlencE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

NV Yoss. May ~ fhe large bond
holders - the Iol.do. ~ LOUIS .s ksu
"a. City road which Iassed inip the
hands n \ receiver yesterday. prups-s'
o. fcoreanixn the properly. \ commit
Tee will T.. appointed io take the matter
In charge. an1 the touiholders ali -
requeste.i ,a ley~it their holdings 9th
a prominent frIn. sho-e name . Nth.
he'd TOR the present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

CHrc.Go. May 20 The results a,
Hawthorne are as follows. First race.
seven furlongs Bob Wcitbrec von. Vat
tell second. Artistic third: time. ] -.
SECOND. one haf mile HI Henry won.
Gold Dust second Henniera third.
time. a..
Third. one and ono sixteenth miles
Jack Richclieu won. Patrick second. Fox
hall third: tims. .5I.
Fourth. seven furlongs -Bcokery won,
Morse second. i,exsetto third: time. n.
Fifth. sir furlongs Empcra won. Mi
rahesu second. Shoshone third. time
N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

.ToIIpo. May N-The Hon. James
Paul. ex senator from Knox county. and
a retired banker II Centerburg. came
to this city on Tuesday. After
transacting some business he started
toward the Ohio Central depot 10
take u train for home. This Was
the last seen or heard IL him. He car
ried a small hand safchel in which were
q number Of valuable securities. Ne
also had considerable amount IL money
in his possession. 1t is believed he has
been murdered and robbed. lie was
wealthy. free from debt. and his family
relations were Of the most pleasant
character.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

ssvea ~ ths haeps. hss ~ said u vss
akshtf,al uhsa u ceaid b sessid upps.
Mr.. AAsveu alnp drused that tD3sse uas
-hoard a ssfsssss les Aichtgsh-
There ~ however. ~ fsrshes QUESTION
Oh that poiae although the derhstnsat
fssis that IL y an s,ss ~ psevekb public
esi1cssaa b. sdmItting that tAsss srs
rs<ere~a According ep the tssapsa
vaxion u the cesr. ". RlSckes q Mschi.
gan came hssv rrc~atly - . rsst~usnss
tive e Mr.. Ihcksneca and sJhosttsi
:hs Aichigaa iass a r~tssvsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

The Ns,sr.Isaes ~ the ts,r Docs Not
Gay tspeo.es.

Cnfcsao. Nsy ~ Notv vithsisnaing
io.iays bis crpwi IT the fair the attend
acc. this seek has been light considering
he hne sesther - the Psst three or four
isyS The greatest ATTENDANCE q the
seek vac 80 Iaesslay. Norwegian dsv,
when fsafs,o ps-,pia passed through the
gate. The SMALLEST day wss fhHfsslar
u gs Tie average sttFndanee sins e
the far opened - sioni .pna ehich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
kESrucxy rEup mssEAKn OUT.



ssAss spliitax Ssesusi Again.
LoSpox. Ky. May - That blouiy
var that Was waged - ssss(ully n few
years ago in Perry county t~t~scn tho
Ever-on and Fteach factions. and
which everybody vse hoping had hccn
sc'tl~i forever. has aGAin hruhNa opt.
News has just reached hcrs of 4
bloody fight which tonk plsce upou the
strcct In Hazard wsdsesslsy between
jesse Fields. = FDsnchman. leading
participant, On oas He sud Cash and
John Everson. zoos a )os Everson. who
WAS brutally murdered few years ego.
as leaders on the other side. The fight
resulted in the instant death of jesse
Hale and the serious wounding Of Polly
Ann Combs. the grandmother IL Cash
and J. Evcrson. Jcese Fields received
two wounds. one in the arm and one IN
the back. and John Eycrson received a
pistol wound in the wrist. Further
trouble is anticipated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

LAFAYETTE. Ind. May 90 William
Mackcssey. the third man tried on the
charge Of conspiracy to murder George
Rudolph. the ex Ro&an catholic priest.
was this morning foend guilty. and his
punishment fixed atstwo years imprison-
ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

WAsHrSGroS. May D.-Tha president
has appointed cy Gov. John ~ Long. IL
Massachusetts. a member of tho board
10 visitors Ia the naval actdemy. In
place oi Governor Mckinley al Ohio.
who declined.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Ives and Itot,cv,s Matched.

LoNpoS. May % John Rotcrts. The
champion. and the American. Ives
have been matched at billiards The
game. which will be played come time
during the derby week. will ie for f5ss
SIDE and the championship - the
world II will be GOO points up the
spot" and push strokes barred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
.tomt-.t tn the Urts,Rr

81 p.rf. MAY - Charles = nod
g.sa pFe..,sl.nt - ihe Norihs esfern
,ou4psny q this ~ - missing. and
ac.afshnH - t.si acc,urts has com
m0tffsl suicide ty jumping "a the heh
bridge
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Wasss lss~nsy an Twts.A

WAssIsoros, May D.-Attorney Gen
eral Oiney receives many queer queries.
hut the one from . man IN Junction
city. Iowa. today h moss peculiar. lie
wants a. know II the government pays .
bounty on twins. and Gays II IL dnus hs
would like 90 collect on three psirA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Paper Rag Concern Fails.

CHICAGO. May 3.-The Acme Bag
company. No. IA East Kinney street.
made voluntary assignment to-day. As
sets were scheduled at $4,000 and liz
bilities at s4i.6l2. Slow collections is
the cause OF the failure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

TosoSTo. May 10 The legislature
Of Ontario has passed bin providing
that municipalities may establish ~eur
few bell, which may berung at . O'Clock
every night as q signal for children o.
go home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

E~nxvuis Team Nav , The tits
rans bsas q Iabn~sn tityI fean.. s'is
vendAt this asufntng lh1 bsns bal
~ au,herssesi -arttaI q slls. fha
Natsifsles 4rr A. 80 snj ~ assets are
clziaissi io q. Rofth s5ssso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

BsRLIs. May 1.-THE Polish paper.
Dxnick Pozensnski. says that IL learns
from ST. Petersburg that rurnor 10 cur
rent there that the cxar IL Ill, The
rumor has IL that his majesty IL suffer
ing from cancer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
baden On his vsy homo hs viii visit
EDS,cres William.


1sAly's 1eeasi0a oC1Acane WSeh0soWA-
Ross Nay O.--Ths ministry. before
reslgning. Withdrew the seoates pen
sson scheae At the request Il King
Huashers Tie chamber a deputies
continues. pending the crisis. 70 deal IN
tho votes upon the estimates that are
not d . contentious character - - to
avoid deadlock Ia the sdninistrstsoa
of government affAirA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Morsor- Mich. May 3e-A number
- capitalists ard erJs-rnrsd pss~-
rpHetors hsve leased sts,pt 1000 acres