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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
ElACkBALlED I.OTTA.
An Interesting Row started i'm the
swell >orosi. Club.

Nrw YoaE. May - Sorosis. the ex.
elusive literary organization. had live
ly session Monday night. The name II
lotta. the actress. came up Tor member
shIp. proposed by Mrs. r. f.. kiddcr and
indurscd by many others. She was
blacsballci and then the fun hecan.
Mrs. kiddcr sprang to her feet. trem-
bling with excitement
This - outrageous" she exclaimed
~the most outrageous thing ever heard
~. resign INV membership. | won't
belong to an organization that will he
guilty of such thing
Is v h h" sounded from variou- parts
~ the room. and Mrs. kiddcF's nearest
neighlor pulled her back into : ~ scat
Il am sorry" said Mrs.. A. VI Palmer
with flashing eyes. that Sorosis can 10
so little. so narrow. So mean. also
resign. I'm ashamed ~ Sornsis
Mrs En%cnfe.i declared that the club
had offered an insult 20 her a. a vo1ch
~. an insult which she neter would FOE
get. The names q tNp other candi
dates were then Withdrawn ~ their
spnn~ors The session finally dissolved
IN confusion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
CAN WOMEN III ELDERS?
The Cumberland Assembly WRESTLING
With rrou bie.s,we Question

LirrIs Rock. Ark. May l9-Thc
Cumher's and presbyterian general as
senihly was Al intensely interested snd
interesting bn.iy to-day Very early II
became svIdenf that there VAS o. 10
struggle upon the question 81 vomsu's
eligibility Tor tho osice - ru ing
elslsr Immediately after the riiu-
utes we're rad the slated cerk
read oyer;nres from fifteen presbyteries
touching the question. sll = which vent
- tie cssnmi,te~ On ovefture~ Later
special conamiftee on the credentials =
Mrs Clssef. the iirsf eonsn commits
s,or"~tveF seat e. the assembly reported
funr % one ia favor - scs'inE her Pend
ING ihe disrn~.son q the minoriiy -
port opFa-ns the s~sting - ih>
sounsn. The gs~~'i'n was pretp'rsd
an'il a ~ tsn4ustow 'om
rniffe"- we're spy-rsais'l sud unanimous
protect 80 sir~si ~ thioaxo ssfiast
80 opening q she s'flis fsif nsst Ran
,iay Iks fsssfgis - ssisraiistn AL nfs
ss.-,s sahsassi~a rfinse.i rufe5sts fhe
htirsh hae <,s'ena ~ ssi--isfi1a fn
laasa err ia dss3sa. &c. 80 the lnHian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
Puts ~ MILLIONS.
i,srpp Pullman Takr~ Few oC the
Heading Bousi--

pHiLspFIPHI. May ~ George VI.
Pullman visited the of,iccs - the Phiia
ielpha b Eesding Railway company
this afternoon 20 give his decision upon
the proposition made him by tho reur
s-auiScrs n the road His claim against
the company Tor egui pment furnished
aggregates nearly -1ositrc. and the
proposition made was That 'hIs sum
would be paid provided no souid sub
s,-rile - the renrgan Eafion. lie vas
r,sc~ived - President Harris snd John
uowhar Welsh and vas IN consultation
with them for over an hour Tho result
- Tho conference sas stated BY VI
Welsh. Nho said Nr Pullman an
proves our plans = reorganization and
ril cswr - our sid vita sl1ooQco.
Before the new pisn can he rlacsd In
operation annth~r million ~ bonds vl,i
have - Ae andcrvfitten - provide Tor
the amount that fha Pullman company
ras o. 'aSs NJ Nr Welsh states that
enc- he time the Eteas.ing vent in'o
The hands q rccrivars obligations =
t2fso0so hat we're incurred before the
r>cei vsrsh . hsVe hsea patf in additton
O. The regular yag~- = empl0yrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
cAuGHTAT HIS GAME
Apena's City Attorney Spring. .
Forged Telegram
And b xai,sA tg Nr. AnAssssn. ~
Has the ersusa.s-as-Asas A..
suss Grccu1ns

LAxsrxc. Mich. Nay la-0sosgs n.
Grecning cify attorney Il the city Il
Aipens. is in disrcpute With the lsgials-
ture- The Alpcna charter bill hAs hssn
IN the hands of the house connistss GA
municipal corporations for several days.
and yesterday two Delegations arrived
here from Alpena % ts heard fos and
against the bill. Mr.. Greening wss &C
companied 10y Mayor Harshsw and they
were opposed "a the measure. Evil
dent.y Mr.. Grecnipg imagined the CON.
mi'tce favored the bail. for today he IN
formed the commitlee that lie had re-
ceiyed telegram from Casper Al
porn. prominent citizen ~ Aipena,
requesting the committee Ia postpone
action on the b.il until Monday, when
be would he here "a appear h.,foro the
committee The telegram gas pro-
duccd. and then Representative Anaer-
son cf heaf decided II sas forgery.
lie made inquir. aud asc.rtsisri that
his suspicious were gcli founded. Ser
geant al Arms Stone of the bouse
PLACED Mr. 9rcening unSsr srrust aud
took ham before the commifftSs. where
be WAS forced In admit that he ~Ss
guilty a- charged he was Severely ~.
primsnded by the Committee. refused .
further hearing of admission to the
committee roou and taon released.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
Is MRS. HEisRE INsANE4
Public Opinion Say. That She Is .
Human biend-

LANSING. Mich. May ~ Public
opinion regarding Mrs. HERE of oxemos.
Who poisaned her ami George. and steal
ing his corpse. threw il down we'll Is
div ided. Some say she is insane aud
others that she wanted 90 marry and
poisoned all her children. That she
az ANXIOUS 10 take another husband is
admitted 10y the prisoner and known g.
several persons. inclnding her medical
adviser. Dr. Ferguson But he thinks
the woman IL insane. The sudden
deaths of her three little ones. snsplc.
ious individuals say. means poisoning.
On the other hand. medical tes; s;imony is
forthcoming which VIII show that death
may have resulted from natural Causes.
The death Of little Mary is probably the
result 81 foul play. while II is known
that George was poisoned: in fact. Nrr.
Here stole the corpse aud threw IL
down well L. prevent u post moriem
examination. Those who know the wo.
man was desirous ~ taking another hus-
bend and who believe he! sane. Say Mrs.
HERE put tive lives out 81 the world -
that she would have no encumbrance 10
her matrimonial designs. An inquest
will bc held over TIE boys body
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
CANNOT RAISE CASH.
The whisky Trust Makes an Unsuc-
c~>~ful Attempt tO borrow.

CHcAoo. May - In whisky circles
today the air was full of wild rumors
concerning the trust Ga. that seemed
10 be most prominent was that the con
ference AT the Grand Pacific Was about
To- throw the trust into the hands IL q
receiver In room II. President Green
hut and Local Directors y. j. Ecnncssey
and Nelson Morris were clos.ied ,oise
After the conference Mr.. Grcenhut said:
~ 60. we have heard os the rumor The
receiver business probably had It's origin
in the fact that we're In the money
market Tor loan today. We did not
succeed in getting il. This suit has. 81
course. alarmed brokers and interscred
with the accomplishment If our object
How much did you ask for:"
a pretty large SUM
"A million dollars.
Not quite so much IA that"
What have YOU done in reference 10
the suit ?"
Il have hccn in conference with
Meesrs Henncssey and Morris on i'm
portant matters connected with the
trust. We have discussed the matter in
connection with our other business.
which was the missing Of money Ia
cover operating expenses anil hills pay
able. Our attorney. Mr.. stephens, has
not yet arrived. We look for him to-
night and after he reports on the quo
wsrranto proceedings We will take our
course"
viii your suit interfere with your
proposed bend issue -
II don't think 80. We shall ~ ahead
preparing the mortgage 81 couryc. but
how nuch the suit will operate agains;
the placing % the bonds we can't tell
after our experience today in endeayor
ing 20 secure some money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
COMPOSED OF WOMEN.
Annual Meeting or the 4. q. l.. ".
Degree Of Honor.

MAPLE RAPIDS, Mich. May l?.-The
grand lodge. degree IL honor. \. q. wv.
~ Michigan in its second annual ses
sion here this week. il made up - dele
gates from thirty three lofges. with a
membership 81 1900. AN increase the
past year 81 Loco members. 2,3 ~ whom
are carry endowments. Officers elected:
Grand chief. Mrs. Mary G. Dodge of
jackson; grand lady. Mrs. Ellen X Del
bridge Saginaw: grand chief ~ cere-
monies. Mrs. Nellie Hewitt, Maple Rap
ids; grand recorder Mrs. Mary A.Tinker.
jackson: grand recorder. Mrs. r.. T..
West. Battle Creek: grand usher. Mrs.
Emma Niver. Albion: grand inside
watchman. Mrs. Lucy England. Grand
Rapids: grand outside watchman. Mrs.
J. Is. Orr. hay City: past grand chief ~
honor. Mrs. Abbic l.. Preston. Battle
(sresk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

Uc Captures the KENTUCKY Handicap
hy an Easy Length

LoursvILLE Ky. May - one o' 'he
mos, succeessul meetings in the history
- the louisville Jockey club. both in
regard g. attendance and character ~
racing ck~ci today. The kentucby
hsnd,cap race worth tsi.r. next IN im
t-pffRnee io the derby. brought together
The hest 6eiI ~ the meeting. including
Poet scout. Ida Ficsstck relinds. Fer
fier AMI Rudolph. Plck~tc< and Scout
were anchored siih weight. Cafty iug
- and - respectively The neh
prise VS. sur ~ a l~ng'h Nv ihe = wear
9th e~iaing Rudolph 10 p,unas az.
sifh the lishtwetghf F-rricr "a t-snnsis
socond. ard ,,alin'is The fsvosiie ihif'i
Third .s-r Ksufsscss h-aa s-si. eus so5
fs.ss tehfa esiis- .,inif.h i,s sstaa 3
e.. ffss Sa4eisf o. tsrsinsI 3 a. -
eaa s.ailta ioa q sfssl q - &. titsll fit'.r.
Z - Isrss <sssf ia lietsak Fmres
I't.-fr.s.s sasufef ..iei~. ~ ies y Ffsser
tisi elm fan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
LEAGUE oF PRIss CIrRs.
Atlanta Gets the Convention >es'
Year ard ONsosr~ Are li~stc.i

ST. pArL Nav r. The socond dav's
session = the convention q tho Inter.
naiinnsi Iseague - 're=s cluts -as
er~nssi r. the rooms - the chamber =
c,,usnaefce At ~ r, President D~
Young VS. in the chair 1eie
erams vsre rcRd from the gas.
ernor = Georgia. the president
- to Wpfrhns STATE Press club -
Georgia afi the s-ii'.rs - Afisuia "a
fsrS urgirg ihr holdirg = nett year =
ssssi,,r a., Rsl.ofa ttffffarr B.+ri =
TIE ffe-ssirr r@faniari iriar rrsd = -
trfi sGnarn taf 'hf -larr'n = ta1i
= ,anH hy HeIa 49,. Asruun 81 oak
IsHd Nez Ier~s g. See T.rf q, --ei iff.r.-
tuf tasAlla an ir6rtn Feufns4is's Is1u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
JAMES r. MURDOCH DEAD
The Veteran Shakspcarian Actor
Answers the Last Curtain

CINCINNATI. May 10 James r. Muir
dock, the celebrated actor. retired. died
ai 30 this morning at his home i'm this
city. aged ~ He was born in Philadel
phia. and forty years ago was the most
celebrated Shakspcarian actor i'm the
United States and in England
and played with many great
actors His last notable ap-
pcarance was in Cincinnati. al the
dramatic festival ten years ago. With
Barrett. Mccullough. Mary Anderson
and others. lie was noted reader and
teacher 81 elocution. Mr. Murdock
served on General Rousseau's staH in
the war He has been in failing health
for some time. He leaves several mar
ried sons and daughters and numerous
grand children and great grandchildren
He was in comfortable circumstance.
and leaves valuable manuscript about
actors. etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
Foreign Immigrants.

WAsHiNGToS. May IL The chief of
the bureau u statistics reports that dur
ing the year ended April ~. it;..s,s im
Migrants arrived at United States ports
Ot this number ;S.ujl are from Italy.
and Poland. io.oS2 from Sweden and
Norway. and B.e5 from England. Ire
land and Wales. The number arrived
during the corresponding period Of the
preceding year was .Srs.s.S.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
United Brr,hrcn lie Omc~rs.

DAyroN. Ohio. May III The United
Brethren general conference today
elected general officers of the church.
Bishop Weaver Vas elected bishop
emeritus Bishops Caste, Keep
hart and Holt were reelected.
The Rev DIR. &. A. Funkhouser
of Union Biblical seminary was then
elected bishop 10 succeed. Bishop Dick
son. The Rev. !. L. kcphart. ID. d.. Was
re- elected editor III the Religious Tele-
scope. with the Rev. n. k Drury as
associate. The Rev. W. j. Shuy was re-
elected publishing agent. The Rev.
Etier succeeded the Rev. Pr. ID. Berger
as editor OF the Sunday School I.itera-
ture.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
Driven 70 suicide ,,y nc.cr,ion.

LITTLE Rock. May la.-Vio,a Robbins.
daughter of Jason Robbins. wealthy
planter on Little Red river. near Searcy.
lef; home last night and has not been
heard from since. She was 10 have been
married last night 10 Charles Tbomp-
son. who bad been paying her a'ten-
tions for some time, and elaborate ar
rangcments had been made for the
wedding. but the groom failed 10 appear
at the appointed time. This morning
Eiola's parents found note in her
room saying that her body could be
found in Little Red river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
BUSINESS NOT lMPROVING~
Tariff. Crop and Money Unccrtaintie
Have Depressing Effect.

nave beVresn& rsurNV.
New YORK. May l9.-R. q. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade will say:
Stocks rally from extreme depression.
but business shows no substantial i'm
provement. The distribution of pro-
ducts To final consumors in rather less
encouraging. though thD weather has
been generally more favorable and at
some points helps retaiktradc. Whole
sale business and production shows
somewhat more hesitation with regard
10 the crops next fall the
possibilities OF tariff changes.
and money uncertainties. Some
large failures and many IL minor i'm.
portance show the effects Of increasing
stringcncy in money markets. and while
money is comparatively easy here. the
pressure at other points has increased
Almost everywhere collections are slow
and doubt about the future effects now
undertaking.. although the present
volume OF trade based upon past orders
is remarkably large The treasury in in
n stronger position than for some weeks
past. but exports of gold hav. notably
increased. The failures for the week
number o4I in the United States against
IGo for the same week last year. and
fourteen in Canada against twenty three
last wear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

the busiass occupied the tine until .
o clock
The Convention adjourned this even
ing after having named Atlanta ~ the
next place Il meeting. The osicefs
chosen sre: President John A. Cock
Grill; vice presidents. George w. Chiids.
Joseph Pulitzer, William Berri, Fred
r. Whiting. A. l. Chsnter and Mrs.
sallie JOY White; treasurer, {. W.
Price, secretary. II. ID vonght; execn-
tive oomnaltiee, 7. j. keenan,. JI.. W. v.
Alexander, NJ H. De Young, Jehn Fred
ericks. X T.. Boyle. /. \. Thousas. i, v.
PoNd~riy. Charles H. Grasty aud ArN.
l.. 4. Conner. The committse
on the seiection II site of .
homo FOR aged newspapers mssn
was continued. The governing board
II the league was intrusted 10 create =
fund 10 he called the Press club fund A
vote IL thanks MAS teIdered Mis- Cor
don Tor her kindness "a the uacmters of
the league In offering her home In the
city Of Atlanta for their entestainment
al the next convention
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

% that they are established b~yond any
qtsess1on-
II rs0ains 10 b. sen what courss viii
b pursued to~ard the position taken by
ths state chairman. There appears u
b ooly tvo courses open 10 the depart
a,aae Oue 10 % recognize the state
o6ncsss u the party. Tho other - to
sseogniss the private board d referees.
and thus 10 publicly re<pgnizs Mr..
Dickinson - entitled % supreme con
tloi IN the state. 80 far a. tho state
chairman 10 concerned he does not
Ssh longer 10 occupy . nominal posi-.
tion - manager Of the organization of
the state and yet 10 bs cipher in tie
conduct u the party affair u the state.
Mr. Csmpau sas seen st The Airing
ton and declined to discuss the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
Nd MUSICAL FESTIVAl.
uco-icrs Have Iscason to he Dis.
gustct With Charlie Locke

lNpI,N.roLIs. May io-Today the
negotiations between the Music Festival
ASSOCIATION 10 this city and tho manager
IL tho DamroscL orchestra fnii through.
and all hop. 81 giving ind,ana's bir
musical even; next week vanished. The
directors have spent about si.00. and
hare on their hands Independent con
tracts with Madame Nordica AMI Misc
Margaret Reid AMI chorus of 30
voices. In ihe hope 81 pulling ont. they
wIli give n concert with these soioists.
the chorus and locsl orchestra Up ~
this evening over 5000 worth - seats
hal been aold for the festival
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

Territory and many in the home land
The hoard u edecatisa 10 and
ing in the educstisn Il 10
candidates fcs the ninistry. Many
memorials we're re~d. among them invi-
tations from Chicago and Bowling
Green, Ny. for the Dsyt meeting OF ths
assembly. The many eo,ieg~s of the
church reported growth. Tonight the
Rev. w. l. Williams q lovs and Lay
man n. H. sharp Al Tsxas were Gomez
Grated with solemn ceremony as m.s-
sionxriss 10 MEXICO. Tho attendance 10
the largest and intellectually the abiest
in the history II the church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

TsRxE HArrs. Ind. May i9.--Theo-
dore Roosevelt Il the national civil SRI
vice com mission came to town this
Iroruing and went to the bottom IL the
Iso-to!hcc s-nsation aud left Tor Wash
ington st nooa before the interested
parties could catch their breath lie
heard the story uf the removal II Post
master Brewer. the postponement ~ the
ciyil service examination o. enable Don
ham to get his appointment before II
bad taken place. with the object IL evsd
ing the ciysl service law Donham . car
riers quit this afternoon. They told the
postmaster they had grown tired follow
ing the regular men around and that
they were beng made the laughing
stock q. the town
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
Schurcman G.s,s so Jail.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. May l9-w. II.
Schureman is in Jail. He was proprietor
81 the Exchange bank az Normal. which
failed Tuesday Several warrants.
charging cmbozzlement in receiving de
posi,5after he was insolvent were sworn
out yesterday and today. another was
taken by lady who had 5000 in the
bank Rather than atiempi 10 give
bonds in all the eases Schureman went
90 jail. His liabilities will reach sion.
coo. while the assc,s are said 10 amount
to only s3IpO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
Christian Union Convention.

ST.. Louis. Mo-. Nay l9-ln to,lsy's
session Of the Peoples Christian union
the general committee submitted the
following nominations for officers. Pres
ident, r.. r. Elliott. Morning Sun, Ohio.
secretary. Mrs. Kate II. Marion. Ale.
ghcny. Pennsylvania; treasurer. w. J..
Stewart of Pit,sburH, Pennsylvania.
The list submitted was elected without
opposition. Today's exercises in the
main consisted of the usual Bible
studies. experience meetings, etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

Dps MoISsS. May ia boiler es.
plodcd in the electric light works NJ ~.
dora lssi night. demolssbing three
buildings. Instantly kTliing \. T. oier
aud terribly inluring Fireman T.
Templeion. both - whom were buried
in tho ruins. Sevcrs. other buildings
were damaged and plate glass windows
were broken all over town
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

Swpsecss Cc.r- Sws'soss ass . p,ssse
VIII . Stvf-sr Alta ssr,s-ss

LsrSfvo. Mich NAY lo-in the cen
etc this sn0rning the Judiciary commit
to ~ .ofusncssin6 the ,'ssssgs - the bib
ffirx the szssa-y - The iusis',* - tho
ss5trerss rovrf II e. 10. nua Compelling
tfers ~ r-sils ~ fssnessg TIE same
crrnrni:fs- asked r. 20 dseehary~5 ffrsn
further csnss1.rsts0s ~ fiss sunday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

sousheru Presby sertans Ase Protesting
Against Their Publication.

SOutbcrO t'reuoy eersoeo Ase broeoossnx
Against Their Publication.
MAcoS, Ga. May la.-The presbytcry
assembly south convened q sccond day 8
session this morning at . o'clock. Mod
eraior j. w. Lap-iey. presided. The
proceedings we're opened with prayer by
the Rev. r. McMusray. u. d..
Of Arkansas. The prssbyteEy of Mem
phis asked that tho aOembly formul
ate solemn ard comprehensive deliv
erence from the gigantic evil Of newspa
per publication on Sunday ssying that
unless something sh0uld lie done To
check the influence cf ungodliness ths re
could be no really effective scriptural OBJ
servance IL the Sabbath. The points to
he considered should embrace deliver
ance from spending theday ia gathering
news. purchasing papers and giving ser
mons 10y synopsis. The matter was rc-
ferrel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

ptoowI ~efoS. Ill.. NAY - W ~
S-huFsuan pForri~;or = The EVchsnge
bank ~ Normal rhi-h fsii.fi Tuesday
isst sss arrested yestet'isy hr~ .imes
8Es.n a. msny warrants ssrrr rof ~
,i@f-aa trs rissrv're hinl With suff'.tris
n~nf ffs. sas ssi-l l.'tssi - hsH ~ 81
- as rhr Hairif'ies = 49, tsus
are q s..s 5000 sna 'hr se~nss II i=
te4 .-sae4 .} dt 81 est sls -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

DrrRofr. Mich. May 19-Adolph
Dslmcr attempted 81 board an electric
ear on Monroe avenue the morning. hot
slipped ard fell under the trailer. The
vhe-is passing over his body. The In
iurcd man died after reaching The Hsr
pr hospital
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

Sroux Cry. Iowa. May ro-B. n.
Genet was convicted in the Unite,l
eighteen months for green gco,is work.
Correspondence was produced to show
that no made headquarters a; Correc
tionville. a small Iowa town. and cue
cecded in swindling people in every state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

CHicsGo. May l9-An elevator in the
Hartford building Containing ten m~n
broke this afternoon and dropped eight
stories 90 The basement John Petersen
sss the Only psss~nger seriously injured.
and ms Injuries may prove fatal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
More Ballots Than Voters.

G.LrsurRc. H.. May lo-In tho
mayoTalty election contest this morning
the fourth ward was taken up. This Is
the ward in which il is claimed that
State Representative J. L. Hastings has
rendered himself liable 10y interfering In
the count IL the ballots. l. &. Way. a
Judge - election. testified that there
were found more ballots cas-; than were
registered and that they were DESTROYED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

GpsrFs~s. Hteh. Nsy ~ -Frs-k
Ierg. t.rsksu,an on the Jdiehirsr Csn.
trsl ra,lroass. vas irstansll killed .t t,,is
lesses $ s.fe Ani cfliId n Boy Clsy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20

CLrvELsxn. May 1a-Fire stsrfed In
the shey,s - the Ring I,uu Bridge com
yrany tonight and totally destroyed shop
So / shop No. ? We partially Ia.
stroyea I.oss. fiJ0.Os. insursncs.
tJpsppl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
p.pa - Dan. whshf

rfa .eftev cai.ss-l such ~i'ie r,irs ruenr
lnz,.lp rb.. Department. that y a aas
rrsrhesi The pahii- and hs- hesa rsueh
discussed rh-ouCha,li s,ficsai cirsi.-s
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-20
EULAlIA IS WITH US
The Representative Of Spain's
Throne Has Arrived.
she IS NOW IN WASHINGTON
Today Prv~idcue assd Msv- Cleveland
Viii Call on the, Distinguished
Guest az the Nation

Nsw York. May 10 The Infanta Eu-
lalia. representative ~ the Spanish
throne. was today received With royal
honors and welcomed To America on he
half IL the nation.
She was received by Commander
Davis and escorted 10 the Jersey City
depot and took tho train for Washing
ton The train was the came one that
carried the Duke IL Veragua to Chicago.