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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10

conclusions with Moore's new hired men.
The first game of the series will be on
Wednesday al Piedmont grounds.
Such games rs that played at Piedmont
on Friday will Go as much to arouse
greater enthusiasm in the sport as any
thing that can be done.
The Mob Hills defeated the Sassafras
Sours yesterday by a score of IA to IL. The
feature was the batting of Schmidt of the
Mob Hills.
The Sassafras Sours defeated the Mob
Hills in second game by score of 10 TO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10

Earned runs = Sacramentos :, UakIahds &
Three-base nits-Swett, Callopy. TwO-base hits,
McHale. hlopf, Hines. Earle. Griffith First base
on errors-Sacramentos l, Oakiahds 2. First base
on bals - Sacramentos 3. Oaklands 10. Left on
Observation-Disclosures 8. Ca6ands TO- Struck out
BY Hughes 3, by Griffith 4. Double plays-Pee-
Piles, kiOpf ana Sweeney. kiopf and Sweeney,
kiopf, Peoples and Sweeufy. Hit by pitcher
Mannasau, Mciiaie and Lawrence. Passed balls
SWEET l. Wild pitches - Hughes .. griffith ..
Time of game-l hour and so minutes. Sacrifice
-McSweeney. McHaIc McGucken. Earle, Cal.
lopy. Umpire Mcdonald. Scorer-Y0ung.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10

Earned runs-San Franciscos ~ LOS Angeles
Home runs-McCauey. Mcguire. Three-base hits
Levy, Mcguire 2. Spies 2. Twobase hits-Car roll
ROVER. McCHuley 2, Wright, Ebright. First base
on eTrOrs-San franciscOs 4. Los Angeles B. First
base on called bas-San Fraueiscos 2. Los
Angeles !. Left on bascs-San Franciscos 8, Los
angeles g. Struck out-By BorcherS 2, by Nc
GreeYy !. Umpire-SwernrY
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10
To Yosemite by Wheel.

j. j. Welch of the Bay Citys, one of the
most enthusiastic cyclists in the State. has
started for the Yosemite Valley on his
wheel. He expects to return in time to
make "trip TO Blue Lakes before the close
of the summer season.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10
GOSSIP OF THE GAME.

What the Prospects Are for the
Second Season.
The first weeks playing of the second
sea son has produced the following percent
age for the teams of tie Californian
Iaague.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10

WHITES Yucatan Gum is tho original pepper
mint favored chewing gum. All others are imita-
lions. Buy only that sealed with yellow band.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10
z =: q .

THE Safe Side," Thelstc Refutation OF the
Divinity of Christ. by Richard NJ. Mitchell, 10 Pa
ciic avenue. Chicago, Ill. Cloth, prepaid, 81 so.
A common-sense criticism OF the New Testament;
an earnest logical plea in favor of the TRUTH a
most excellent and interesting work "a more
thoroughly honest and impartial criticism on
Christian doctrines and the claims of Christianity
has not been published" "The writer entertains
the simplest and most reverent belief in God"
"Should be got before the world in every way
possible"
ALSO
.Edeology,' a treatise on the generatIve system
by DR.. Sydney y. Elliott: st. Clair Publishing
Company New York; cloth. prepaid, 81 So
book for every man and woman; a practical dis
cussion Of heredity pointing out serious errors in
social system and suggesting radical remedies
-begetting offspring only under favorable circum-
stances; corroborated by the opinions of several
hundred eminent physicians and laymeu. "Vics
has no friend like the prejudice which claims to
be virtue"
sincere believer in the inestimabie value OF
those two works to humanity voluntarily adver.
tises them. jy9 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10
HUGHES WAS WILD.
Oakland Gave the San Franchises a
Severe Drubbing.

SACRAMENTO, July 9-Oakand gave
Sacramento severe drubbing in to.day's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
EDWIN BOOTHS WILL.
Bulk or His Property Goes to Mn.
Gresham, His Daughter.


NEw York. June -. The will az Ed.
win Booth. the actor. was filed today.
Mr.. Booth leaves the bulk 81 his prop
erty to his daughter. The value Of the
personal estate In estimated tn he worth
10000. lie appoints his friends Elias
T.. Benedict. William Bispham and John
ii. Magonigie executors II his will. Tho
testator gives 10 his brother. Joseph A.
Booth. $4,000. To his niece. Mary
Booth Douglass. 10000. To his nieces
and ncphews. Asia Clark Morgan,
Arienne Clark. Junius H. Booth. Cres-
ton Clark. Wilfrcd Clark each 5000.
To his cousins. Charlotte Mitchell of
baltimore, Robert Mitchell II North
Carolina. each $500 To his
friend, Mrs. Marie Anderson,
1900 To his friend. John II.
Magonigle and his wife. Catharine Ma
gonigie. each $1,000. To his friend
Mrs Margaret Devlin. q sister of Mrs.
Catherine Msgonigle. 1900. To the
Astors' fund.- and the Actors Order of
Friendship II the city of New York. and
the Actors Order ~ Friendship ri Phil
sdciphia. the Asylum fund of New York.
and the Homo for Incurablcs at West
Farms. N. ". each 5000 The residue
81 the estate il left In trust with tho
Central Trust Co. as trustees. 30 be in
vested. the income "a he paid o. his
daughter. Edna Booth Grossman. dur.
INK her lie. Upon her death the prin-
eipal Is ~ BE- divided. together with the
accumulation income. into IA many
parts a. she shall leave children sur-
viving. The income II then Ia be paid
Ia each child. until he or she shall ar.
rive at the age II u years. when the
principal 10 10 he paid 10 them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Most a ~ have had the measles
There h nothing in childhood We recall
With raore vivid distinetne-s THAI the
time when our mothers nearly suoth
cred us under bed woolcns % give the
measles chance 10 break out" How
Ne rsbclied against the restraint and
how se yoiled when the morning came
anil We were Informed that another day
must b. passod beneath the calorifc
folks a heavy wool blankets.
Measles always comes 10 the small
by al tho tine a year y hen the swim
nain.. hole has its greatest aliurcmcais.
Hi- soul clsfcr % be free when hes hears
his cou panions who have escaped an
attack q the little spots cxtoiiiu.. the
tensperstgrc u the water and exploiting
he fis.xtrons lungos. heal foromoes. into
ths grst~fs depths q the summer bath
ine tasin. Nevertheless. thoughtful.
apprtaensivs mama liars the asrs AMI
naiia down TIE wiudoWs to keep the
. ssaa8 loy inside The house until the
nfeg rash has disappeared.
This city - nov experiencing q mild
spssssDio % the nseaales Numerous
ssees te,vs been reported 70 ths regis
ffaf n vital statistics. and many inorc
have Mt been reported Possibly the
whole nua,isrr y e~sss tsll. Istsio II any
iet,N % rhern Is nothing IN thu IA
excite sisrn. The faessles - one ~ Tho
di-esees a. wkieh TIE young are en-
ps,sesi ssespe fsem 9hich i neitsef pcs
sihie nor Desirable
Is > ssiI q esetcise prudence. - that
the aseease may pot - unnecessarily
epe1munirstesi r. msny children al one
tsn~ ~-uoef % later The disease vail
sttsck 40 ycurx children. and ~ u "a
comparatively hsrmies= % fesrs ain b.
AMUSED becsass n ths pre@sh; ii@iis.
fioa II FERNS q convsulsat incident IA
rvrry s-sr's life fr,sn which - date bis
piesairee ant ~orro~A .Siehe | Rad
the neaeies" - hacknese.i iliona.
tat - cpat,lat go siprx without u; 50
!: iat ths ehihirnn hass The aseasis@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

FIVE guests % the nation were ar
rested in Brooklyn yesterday morning
for dunkennesss They were the captain
and crew of the Morse ship Viking. and
we're returning at an early hour from
a banquet given in their honor the night
previous The captain declares the ar
rest was an outrage. as not one of his
meu was intoxicated. The shrewd
Norseman understands the niceties OF
The English language to perfection.
When no says mot one" was drunk he
had his mind on the whole party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

There are plenty Of people Who pay
their hotel bills without any trouble
that will have to scratch around when
the n,4squitoes present theirs Chicago
Inter Ocean.
II was the first time Commander Davis
ever attempted to command Spanish
cruiser. and thcy do say he last control
Of her. New York World
In the multitude Of distinguished men
now in Chicago il is something Of a dis.
tinction not to be- distinguished man.
Chicago Tribune.
The Georgia watermelon will soon he
gin to supcrsesle the Georgia Office
seeker az an object Of popular attention.
Kansas City Star.
White How do you suppose Eve
managed 70 dress herself without mir
rory Greene The devil only knowa--
brooklyn Life.
The government at Washington still
stands but it's buildings occasionally
fall down.. Washington Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

II the Berlin Boereou Courier knows
what Il IL talking about. William Walter
Phelps. the late American minister TO
Germany. intends 10 cell all bic Ameri-
can property and return TO Germany TO
live. Mr.. Phelps daughter recently
married Dr. Franz Won Rottenburg. a
German government Official. and Mrs
Phelps. IL h said. wishes 10 remain near
her,
a week from next Saturday Governor
Tiln.sn will open his bsrrooms in South
Carolina. lie has appointed state and
district dispensers" ~ they are called;
has broken the slate and announced
that no credit will bc given. The whole
sale liquor dealers are selling out and
moving 10 other states
Judge John r. Rae. II Minneapolis.
who WAS commander in chief IL tho a.
A X during Clcselsnd's first term. was
then = republican. lie 10 now a Clese.
land democrat. believer In tariff rc-
form and pension reform. and he doesn't
want an Office. All n which Is 10 his
credit
Professor briggs. who recently severed
his connection with the Presbyterian
church 1T the urgent request II the
general assembly. threatens 10 iuhiish a
book containing his Official defense In
the herrsy trial II will IL Issued In .
cheap form ~ n to he within tho reach
al Nil csasse~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Mrs. Front~pew ! ,icnt - Why our
pastor shcsild l,e constantly ufsisa ur,on
the congregation the Necessity II loving
cite another.
frsntspew Iiumphi Every marriage
ceremony hc tsesfofms he gots NJ least
81, buffalo Courier.
Il essl tiis ne~ shape the Telephone
said hat deaies o. customer.
Ian thst rather sn odd ssmie Ter a
haHf-
Perhaps. but you zee there is ~ much
talking done Through hats noe. = Detroit
Free ffer.
''Dueest yoar mother like met" asked
ysssng Mr. sssiley. in aa edsrt ts ASKER
tain shy Mise Kesiick had refused him
oh yesI abe likes you" VAS the reply
~ the maiden. hat she y already mar
red b. papa iiaFpefs hszsr
Iolly Homer aatssn She Tie hoF
Fisl article lmpiles that ynu married sac
fte' nsohes.
he Wilt. dan't contradict its | don I
ears TO be tasen fcs a food issfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

~ish IN lnswtsap = - pssaaey Il
noss slps - go 49, ~ ewner a ksa-
ssn ~ EksuisA Il 1877 ~ vell 10
dia<ipiias heth ouuss ~ isrss,snbls
szpsl>ise; Il = eas1sinly untnge = DE-
erinissas bstvssa - heunA h scss
q their respective oss~ss nsccssdinx
the discovery q The esuoksslnsn osghs
no< n ~ made = bans = jusoincatioa to
rssnsfats ths oss sod psspsenally snjoin
ne othss. Alssysa ths hosss = not -
sponsibss for The inapulnivs eo0bstivs-
n~us of kis owner. Noe are his prssas
o~nsrs justly drslt uith bscanss HE
fsrmes ounes dsfisd the folio~ins
authorities whass spssntusns he's been
- cruelty manifested II dis1inguisAing
between the vices u ths nsn - forbid
10 the harss a one what = tvsly granted
" the horss u The other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Secretary Carliale tearfully inquiries
what shall b. done with the mass Of sill
yer In the government vauItss Well.
Mr.. Carlisle has the first say. and no
gentleman would think Of anticipating
him. On the other hand. thu gentle
man from Kentucky ought to know that
10 il discOurtoous to detsin his company
unreasonably long.-Lansing Republi-
can.
That story about Liliuokalani's only
difference with the provisional govern
ment being that she only wanted to sell
what the ministry would have given
away. cannot DO true lit disarrangcs all
moral sentiment In the Instrumentation
arguments Ut the holy and infxllible
mugwumps--Detr Tribune.
Tho state Of South Carolina goes into
the saloon business the first Of next
month and it, first order for el3OO0O
worth Of whisky and beer was placed
last week. Talk about trusts, where
will you find ono which like this can ex-
clude all competition BY Law and enjoy
an absolute monopoly! Muskegon
Chronicle.
AZ last DR.. McGlypn h fully re-estab-
lished in the church. The general as
sembly q the presbyterian church
might gather desirable food for me<lita-
ton by careful study Of his entire
case Detroit Free Press.
The mode of PROCEDURE in the pension
ofiios appears to be 70 allow claims 80
slowly that the applicants shall all die
befors their cases are reached.--Jackson
Citi1on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Oxs Of the democrat papers published
at Charleston. 8. C.. spsaks d the vet
ersn pensioners - "hsegars in blue"
They never begged quarters FROM
"guerfillas In gray" Tho veterans Of
the blue carry in their bodice the scars
of southern sabres and wounds from
southern rifles They neither beg for
aims nor accept the nations grateful
compensation for injuries received ~ a
charitable Offering The worthy ones
have earned more than the nation can
ever repay. And today. MANNED and
wounded. ard broken in limb. and tot
tcring ON the brink OF the grave from
wasting disease. these selfsame 'bcggars
in blue" would rally to their country's
call and again shoulder the musket to
suppress a reasonable rebellion IL the
-guerrillas in gray"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Aleroo. enc a ths -psssfiest and
.wsmie~t sser hsfs>e ia Anserlrs. - osnsd
A. st,ek eOm pany esnpased q many
- s,ssf representatives. itixsns shs ssissiF~
Zee hcrsefie=h snd are nat swsr.s e.
shnfins sha sarssses = lexitimats hsres-
ra1ns Tiieee gentlemeo ylsehse~i
tse seble aninai " r'ss's faith aader the
teiisf that t'arthef wssa Nslon be
vonii - mot, eiixielr - eon,prse in
sAs 500 laestier. rs,affs'i>d ~ ih~ tso
rrsss rsfsos,s - shs tnsf. ibs National
anf A sssrsrsn srs,ciatsonH
hss = srpeer- ikat sseh Il So - ~
rasa ssft ths her~ Alcfysn Ia TIE
hsnts a eaee q 8nsasstioaesl prohiiy
aiasi fsn.afn brewer taasshsd frum 80
rfsat ears tsasss . th~ e,anssy fhe
iap,ssses - siis eises . = the distract
r.rtos. hat 3 800 - the r Asstsfe
s4snf = Nri~in Is esssna = 10 enforssssf
fhfeafh rv~patpasrf rstsef tsaa . se
uiFs - knep itse ssSisinss., rsne t.4sk aa
p.leftni - Fol~as i.fes. ieg al 81
h.ss>s gsssfsssa.
~ a ~ tisiassi tsst the f.~asf q
.3hfyoa ..isetsral 49, fsea II B.sbsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21


Twelve god and true men OF the
x,saf.soaxealth Of Massachusetts, have
d<ellei apoa thsir cashs that Lizzie
Eorrsn dad MT XIII her father and
mother The trial % the case has BEEN
given considerable pronin~nes Ia the
newspapers OF tho last and becsuss
The accused Wis woman and n Sunstsy
rehooi teacher public interest has besn
greater than in like cases Il my sterioas
nsurllrF
Nov that the jury has removed Lizzis
i,ordsa bsyosd the possibility 81 another
trial co the sssms charge. the public.
Which Is familiar With all the circun-
stauess Il the dreadful murder 81 Alr.
and Mrs. Borden through the twice re
psated ncxspaper reports. win naturally
inquire. Il she dia rot eommit the crime.
vho dtdf
That is a question which has puzzled
the best detective skill IN America
Whether Il Will ever he answered the
future course o. Lizzie Dorsien's life viii
probably detsrmins. Somebody killed
Dir. and Mrs. Borden Had any other
prr-.,n than Lizzie Borden been the
pfiac4pa. actor IN the scenes immedi-
stsly Transporting before and after the
crime no second trial would have been
necessary to establish that persons
guilt beyond any manner u doubt.
But she h acquitted. She viii go back
g. the activities u lie changed NO
man. She viii never escape the un-
frscndly finger of suspicion. nor viii the
pubic ever he satisfied that she Is whnliy
gaiis,ess % knowledge q the real muir
sier0F or murslerers Il her parents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

AlsAsu. n. r.. Juss - What -
psars 70 have besn ~ boak3egt daylight
robbery svss rpspssrsfsd IN this city V
Doe puzaiiog Tie pn1icD and dDtectsvo
torres a AIbony. Aeonsdins - the orSe''
tsal vseusoa u The oDakf q - between
n and ose3ock thiD oftpenoon that
sksoo uhoa Vailed d0un South fsaxl
ssesss ed s1pposd h front g the house
No. -. uhsrs. q a uppss Aoas. Jos~ph
iscsory. ne slse dssis i dissouds ana
essessily hssSs . seoa ssoek On hs.d-
Mr.. Nsafach 80 stnbding back q hIs
EQUATOR - ~ enssssd Ons d he
three ssksd l1e gl1D u uo1es. Ger.
tainly.s Gid ns. Heafnch. ard ~ turned
s~sy from the trio 70 - tn>O snoshe.
raom- Just thea one q ~ nea neksa
20 ses s0ms diamonds 0r. Nsafnch
thought he Vas about 10 make . sais
and % he drew Out pockstbook contain
IND over t3hW worth d diausondla.
He vas sitting near The table and Re
displayed 10 tbs thres buyers tho hean-
tieA just - he did % one q the Den.
seizing him BY tbs throat. beat his heed
wasd and presented = rovoives ~
his temple. The others thea threw Pep
per into the syss 81 the jsuelor. Then
they relieved Mr.. Nssfsch u Hi gold
watch and chain. and With TIE pockst-
book full Of precious stones they walked
quietly out Mr.. N-sfach cried for -
sistxnce. and some of the pcighborina
msrchants ran Ia his aid. Tho thieves
neglected to take 800 cash which Nea
zach took cut Of the pockstbook. This
10 the story ss il frrt reached the police
Later on the detectives began tn die
trust Mr.. Nesfach's Representations. An
examination made by physician failed
10 disclose any indications Of the blow
the diamond merchant claimed TO have
suffered. and his eyes gave but slight
evidence q having had pepper in them
Further Mr.. Neafach was unable ~ fur
nish any satisfactory description u hi
xssailants. There b no clsw 10 thu
thi0vea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

U184 1x&u9&90< - yee-
II thers b sny ons elnss Of govern
ment employees vho ought 10 b ALSO
intsly secure in tbs positions they hold.
no mzttsr how oetsn o. how radical the
change la the sduinissrssioa and heads
of drpsztmsntA. surely the union voter
ans should 30 that clssR particularly
the crippled one&
This Is not matter into which poll
tea should enter 1t al. Long ego con
grsw enacted Law stating in tho most
explicit language that then men should
bs given preference in AL branches Of
the civil services. but Cisvsland's admin
istration has violated that lau right
along vhenevss some position. outside
d the classified services. which Was held
by . veteran. vss wanted for dsmo-
cfat
Not satisiied with that. Assistant Sec
rotary Simns took ssivxntage a the lack
Of appropriations BY the last congress.
which made the dis-sissal Of sixty eight
clerks from the general land Office nee
cssary. to dismiss nCr.s,ss q crippled
veterans among them.
II was needless net AZ cruelty. and il
doubtless seemed all tho harder to the
union veteran Who had left leg or nm
arm on some battlefield 10 know that he
has been discharged from the service Of
H. -. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

N ~.
Dhihoii, June -. run Puy ~ I'M
morning. the nsuona, councu !" inc
JUNIOR oruet ot oni.eo Anse.,c~n ne
enanNs "es ~ W ~en min suuux'
session ior tnsec-osys business meet
ing. Apout Two nunu'co ue'eeases arg
ia as.enuance rom All ps.es =. tuc M
ss9 ots,es, iepfrSrnssne sotsa meuoes-
snip 81 Hoo. Inc mec''ns, which va
nc'u ocn'nu $500 uo .ss
over oy Nadlonsi SounSi'or james
SIahsson Oh iI.'sourg a!'el .nc pre-
s,u'ns Queer nan msuo nis snnua' sa
u'css when snoweo sne ol"ef 70 oe Ia
.n.is,ng eonu'''ou, nepof~ "c.c P,s-
ehuN oy various o'nce.s anu lc'e'Ieu ~
com"i1ver' interesting MPn,
was also Pressu'cv " Tue national
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Epsros GsAsp RArsr~ IKRAlp--
viii you kindly state through the ccl
unns AZ your esteemed paper the cor
rect way Ia write thu day. month and
Year, khould D~cemtes 2 162 he
written "i2 ~" or - u Ws-
The more natural. and ther~for~ the
better way. IL ~ Va This " tho
usaslly scrcptcd method and conforms
more strictly ~ the English tiicm.
which holds "flkccmhcs 2 tS2' prefer
aide 81 the Ind ~ Deuemlues. lisa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

sssGsss. ksa., June ~ Daniel Nc
Cor and Je~evh TrtpIsnd we're arrested
90 4 charge n asEinrtfng a - year oid
siri. tials Kline she hss been missing
since fflaay nsaht ehea she 49, seen
~ith them Hes parents and s.flicefs
haze sssfehe.i IN vein fsF her and IL -
believed she has heea fsssllf dealt sith.
searehsFs are cot tosi2ht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

NV Yosx. June ~. Captain Amber.
son. "a tho Viking ship. called on Mayor
Boosiy ~ brooklyn today te get sstisfac.
ton Tor the outrageous treatment ~ the
Viking crew by the brooklyn police.
Mayer ftccdy treated Captain Anderwpn
cour'eou-ly and expressed his regret
that tho affair had occurred. but would
do h's beet 10 right the wrong ~ far as
pa<ssbie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Fost ,'Ia~cs. |. L. June ~ The sn
nouacemens Saturday that the Chero
kee strip bonds hal been ~,ld ~ss pre-
nstasc 4 number - blis have been
received. bat no acceptance - any has
breu made. The esnneil Gill sssm a.
cerfsia the uo-f advantageous bal ani
accept II n il t~iiesesi the money ~ilI
b. in the hands a the tribe bsfoss Al
guet L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

LovtsSors. a horse without promise
of winning. captured the Sheepshcad
Suburban yesterday defeating the IA
vorise. Iasnrlighser. by several lengths.
The ~o-csiied Talent WAS badly vic
timixsd. Using vast sums ON the race.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

AvrsH Kansas City man had decided
that life Is not worth living. ne tried To
cut OF his legs With razor. Original
isy j. all right within certain limits. but
II person really wishcs 81 die the old
stereotypsd methods al self murder are
10y far the most satisfactory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

JoHS !. HAccKsrv has again demon
=trated the proposition that even death
has no u.e for man thats drunk. John
Jumped from the top 81 the Brooklyn
bridge. and when iished out 81 the river
was "a we'll az eser aud sober bcsides.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

An ctssEGsvp dscidej not a. 60 o.
Bazzards Hay until later. In the july
saeou ~hsn os'ice~~~kers are roasted
cat - Washington by the heat. Grover
wnl steal over b fluszsrd's Bay 10 his.
the ~ifs snd the hat.es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

k.vess !. indeed . stricken state.
The chsnch hugs have devastated the
wheat ersp. aud moo General Weaver
snnsnnces that he ~ilI deliver three
political speeches In thu stsss this week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

cnwssrsssa the fact that Goseaof
fshsa-ss tsl<r.i far tn hours b. the
Jury. Lasss@ itssssens seaaisssl " little
-bsst - Eaisseuinar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Hssssy James sssi Al biislesbrieiie a
feaa ha2s tesn arrested charged eitA
sietsaehis.e the IA year cd aaezhiss n
Jehh v sgaef. hsgk asa are a.assisa