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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
THE WEATHER.
,LMASLc roR FRIDAY. APRIL q.

ALMANAC FOR FRIDAY. APRIL e.
suS RISES ...,... 4t3 Moon SETS. 8E AN
fgs fTsoTa s1Te or DAVIS 3 Hon TDr 100 Ss Ss
WASHINGTON, April 20. - Forecast for
Maine: Occasional ram; southerly winds;
warmer.
For New Hampshire and Vermont; Gen
orally fair; southwesterly winds
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Connecticut: Possibly rains In eastern
portion, followed by fair; south to west
winds; warmer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

100 L di Ss;.f terms wool and m,har in fancy
clio Wi be id Saturday at &c each Just half price
lot dies b ck S rs, full d fist color, three
diferets les wi ,ffer II. m Saturday, at SOC esch
hed Bel Sp cad FIJI z hut slightly imperfect, $119
each; fth wer- peri they uoua cost 81 so
ii Cream Table Linen, 54 ches wde 25c yard regular
Or 81 l-2c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28

Ribbons-Fanoy Millinery Ribbons, 3
and inches wide, at Just half the price
asked elsew here, ESQ. These are all silk
and new this season.
Mems Unlaundered shirts, made ex-
pressly for US of Utica Nonpsreil cotton,
open back or front, reinforced frnt,o
CSC. No better shirt sold In America at
f1.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
SHOE DEPT.

Ladies, If you want to buy
a fine fitting Shoe for a little
money call in tomorrow and
look at the Shoe we are going
to sell at $I.Io a pair; they
are worth So a pair any place
on this earth.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
CHANTLER Bros
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM,
Benedict Building. Corner Main and Broad Street

Commencing Tomorrow morning at o'clock. Come early
if you Special purchase of Ladies' Capes.
we bought from a manufacturer at greatly reduced
prices in tan coors and black, will be sold at
the following prices
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28

All copper nickel plated Tea Kettles 79c.
No Xxx copper bottom Wash Boilers 84c
No. Z XX copper bottom Wash Boilers, 75c
10c R, ling Pins at sc zach.
Magi Sink Cleaners, 4c each.
Child's Foot Bath Tubs, lac each.
1hc Dust Pans, Sc each.
Mrs. Potts nickel plated Sad Irons SOC SET
Large size painted Tubs, 49,.
Medium size painted Tubs, 39c.
Pail Wash Boards Sc each. SOC Lanterns at 29c EACH
Refrgerators will be sold tomorrow at cut prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
COTTON DRESS GOODS.

Is pieces Boshara Crepes patterns ask 1Sc for
these goods; price IL lie per yard.
Elegant line offs tin Gloria light and dark coors 15c yard
sou yards manufacturers Remnants fine Gnghams by the
remnant 10c per yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
GLOVES.

A real Kid Glove in opera
shades to match evening cos
tunes, at 81 with button to
match.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
RlDIKIN 4 COONEY
Trinity Square.

CoRsETs.
Every pair Of Corsets from
soc up you buy here is war
ranted.
We are showing the best
soc Corset in the city. Ladies
wanting a fine fitting Corset
can do no better than our
w. B. 4Io, extra long waist.
Price, 81.
NoTIoNs.
Prepare to put away your
Winter clothing, Napthaline
Camphor Balls, imported,
warranted not to stain, 3
dozen in a box, SC:
Wax Tapers for lighting
purposes, 80 in a box, &c a
box.
3 dozen sizes Steel Scissors,
nickel plated, 25c a pair.
The latest in silver and
gilt Hair Pins, 10, IS and 48c.
Wide Hemstitch Winsor
Ties, 25c and 48c.
Don't forget to visit our
Dress Goods Department and
see the elegant quality goods
we are selling at soc a yard.
500 yards remnants
Bleached Lawn, E 3-4c a yard,
Ladies' and Mems Spring
and Summer Underwear
Don't forget this is 1.-THE place
to buy it.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
TOILET ARTICLES.

500 boxes of Toilet Soap cakes in box usual Sc cake
price for this lot 10c box.
box.s rtgulaOc Toilet Soaps cakes in box price
for this lot 17ca box.
10 gross transparent Glycerine Soap: cakes for 10c
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28

pontment You will always find goods just ad-
vertised II years of square dealing has made us
thousands of friends. We want to retain your
friendship and your custom. Note the great drives
we are Offering all over the house
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
HOSIERY.

Ladies fine Rcheeu ribbed fast black Hose 40
with thread spiced heel and toe at 25c worth 81 2c
Chdrens heavy and ribbed fast black Hose spced
knee heel and toe at 17c pair
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28

10 dozen light print Wrap
pers, lined and most stylish
make, Saturdays price, SIC,
10 dozen best quality In
digo print Wrappers; newest
styles, CSC.
10 dozen black and white
mourning Wrappers, Simp.
sons print, SLIP.
10 dozen Ladies' satine
Shirt Waists, ruffle front, ACC,
We placed an import order
last Fall for our Spring
Hosiery in fast black and
leather shades, Ladies',
Misses Children's, they come
to us direct from Chennitz
Germany. Our name is
stamped on every pair which
is guarantee of the colo,
and durability, a5c, 3Sc and
soc.
A special assortment o:
fancy tops, fast black and tar
Boot Patterns now to be seer
at our counter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28

We going make Suday gala day in this department
We have had assortment Of Shirts Neckwear
er Collars and Cuffs have just present furthermore
the goods all choice and bran
received first invoice of the "Eghm
White Shirt This shirt famous for sperect fitting
the made that is impossible for wrinkle
in what position himsefin We have these in both
laundered and unaundsred. Call and examine them.
We also have few dozen Gents Sca in the styles
shape which will sell Saturday 81 2c sold
than 50c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
SPENCER l. CO M p NY,

Saturday testified Our
tsed damaged hi Bargains This Week
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
We do not intend to enumerate
the great bargains we are offering
in this department, but simply
say if you want to save the dollars
on your Spring dress, give us Q
call.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
For Saturday.
Lot Misses Jersey vests,
all sizes, at &c each
Lot 2-Ladies' Jersey vests, all
sizes. at Sc each.
Lot 3-Ladies' Jersey vests,
long and short sleeve. 21-2c
each.
Lot 4-Ladies' fast black i'm
ported Hose. 2 pairs for 25c, worth
19c per pair
Lot 5-Boys' Ipswich Bicycle
Hose, at 15c per pair.
KID GLOVES.
Fun For Saturday Morning.
10 dozen Foster laced Kid
Gloves, 29c per pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
BARGAIN TABLE.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT

Price Tomorrow, 25c. Wonderful Values at 25c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Summer Mno Vests finished with silk high neck long
and short sleeves actually retaed elsewhere bargain 50
nrice 81
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
RlDIkIN 4 COONLY.
Trinity Square.

Notwithstanding rumors
that we are going to remove
we can authoritively state
that such is not a fact. We
remain at our present loca-
ton and will continue at the
popular store.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28

Hats and Bonnets for ladies.
Hats and Bonnets for Children.
Baby Bonnets and Silk Hats, in the choi
have carefully tried to suit your taste and po'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-28
GLOVE DEPT.
DRESS GOODS DEPT

AS stated last week it will be
assist you in your choice of your n,
the latest colorings as unique, emf
magenta, resida and serpent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
IN FAVOR OF REPEAL
Cooper Surprised the Southssners
on the Slksr Question
Will VOTE FOR WILSON BILL
Hasss Adjoa<a-d when the Death ~
s.epr-~sai.tlse Chipman of Mich
izzn Was Announced

WsslassFos. AUG. l7.-After the
opsniag prayer the silver debate xas
resumed Mr.. Dan1sls spoke IN favor of
tho repeal of the purchasing clause ~
the Shefmaa act Terror. he said. bad
taken hoEd q ths public mind that die
asfsr Nas bound % follow from the aersi-
nulaflsn q silver builion IN the treas
ury. The pcopls had bccome conddenf
that the iaw ii is9o which had sncceed-
Ell the law q Isss should be repealed
Mr.. Cooper said that he woald vote
for the Wilsoas bin aud against each and
every one Il The propositions presented
hy the silver Eaen. lie argued that the
sherman laS was The cause q the pres
eat debreHssoIl. Within the next few
weeks. = the Aituaii0n were not changed
there would te lower prices for every
pound Il cotton In Florida, there
would TO diminution n the great
stream "a northern tourists lie I'D DOT
faesn that fhs latter remark should be
laxsn In its literal acceptafion. because
The pooflr "a Florida denied the State
rect thlt they hscd On fish 10 summer
11d ca Naakcez In winter lie did not
believe that the coantrs coeld safely
provide Tor The free coinage Of silver az
.hr raiion of - 70 i.
Nr Goidscer spoke 10 favor of the
repeal ~ the Sherman bill and raised
rs voic-, IN support of the creditor class
which did not. Re aid. consist of the
bankers and brokers - Wall street.
but 4 the great mass ot the people.
The housa thcn adjourned "a a tribute
u respect to the memory q Represent
alive thieman whose death was an
aouncet ty his colleague. Mr.. Wead0ck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
AlltcEo no eE fukNr.

Old Georgia u be IN clover
When tho melon SCISSORS over
And the blue smoke from the cabins
curlin' higher.
An she'll have enough for isosstin'.
With The hiek'ry nnfs roastin'
An the taters ice = isznkin rp the FIRE
Atlaoss Constitutes.
BiIly Broadisnd I Ssh pop unsnt q
farmer ] hale farm work
Willie Wayhack 50 Do I-el except
fiiin ea9s
Why do you lite fhstf-
Cause i makes eeafy body eles iuft
ss misefsble a. am. Street A Smith .
Gsod News
Judge Have you formed Kny preju-
dice against the prisoner
Jnryman have seen sorne ners
psper ficfsres - lin.
Jalge f0s are excused View York
Weekly.
Elerertfs ] fcaS vou have hst troubis
IL year fa1ecum.
3ssa9er Yes had r. dirt.ksrEs
oee - tfse slsmone tEins-Puck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

James II. Holland. Who has been Ma
jor Handy . first assistant IN the depart
Inent ~ publicity and promotion Tor a
year or more. has rendered his resigns
ton % take effect September l.
Governor Patusun of Pennsylvania
has iseuesl a proclamation in accordance
with the decision ~ the fair authorities.
appointing September as Pennsylvania
daf st the exposition.
TIE wheel chair boys n the worlds
FAIR practically gave M their strike yes
fsrtlay. and acknowledges they were
beaten. u,any - them venthoms.
Manuel "A. de Peratta. envoy extra
ordinary and minister pieripotcntiary -
the Gnsfsd States from Costa klca. il at
the Mefropole.
siemhees - the Csiifornia commission
have already arranged : great program
for California day at the fair. s.eptem
Der -
Question - the awards court ~ sp-
peas will be settled tonorrow BY TIE
cnsnmission.
West virrinis ard Delaware vii
Ia a celetraiion ~ their state tizfs
August n
\afsorai commission has appointed \
committee e. investigate the cl4ir push.
era STRIKE
Tse ri.si admissions - the worlds FAR
yesterday eere f4fH'l
Cauatrs6cat eili eeletrate ts iay Al
he lsir ttcteber IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

ssprcme coancii Elected oaicers In
Mliwaakee Yesterday.

MlLw<uKKk. Aug. l7.-At todzy's ses-
sion of the supreme council of the
American Legion % Honor the following
officers were elected: supreme con-
mander. John w. Gwenneli. Newark.
Scw Jersey; supreme vice commander.
William y. Davenport. Boston; supreme
orator. George W. Dixon. San Francisco;
supFeune secretary. Adam Warnook. New
York: supreme treasurer. q. W. Men
doex. Jr.. Philadelphia; supreme chap
lain. 4. q Biting. Baltimore; supreme
guide. Frank A. Nosh. Knoxville.
Team; supreme warden. John NJ. Wat.
kins. New Orleans. supreme sentry. g.
e. GFrewert. dclphia; geneFal counsel.
Judge ]. Frankfort. Newark. y. j.; msds-
cal examiner In chief. j. Foster Bush.
Boston, supreme trustees. ID. Il. Seaman.
BIooklyn; NJ. +. Hudpeli. Richmond.
Va %. A. b. Senten. Columbus. Ohio;
finance committee. W. A. Frieke. Mil
waukee. Frank l.. 5. Tiger. Helena.
Ark, +. A. Benson. Dinghamlon. y. \ I,
committee on laws. l.. D. Storey. Loek-
port. Texas. O. 4. Rogers. savannah.
Ga. Morris CioodhesFt. New York;
appeals committee. Prof. +. +. Chris
tine. Philadelphia. J. B. McCabe, Vir
ginia. b. r. Frimier, Texas; executive
committee. J. ". Gwynnell. Adam
Warnock. @. ". keadrick. ir.. w. A.
Fricke. ID. Il. Seaman. II. r. Hrdnell.
u. A. H. Seteu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

The convention of the Carriage and
Wagonmakers International union OF
North America closed its session IL Chi.
cego yesterday by elecfing and install
ing officers. Next meeting will be held
in Boston.
All the claims against the Wisconsin
Marine and Fire Insurance company
hank and against its stockholders upon
their individual liability Hrs to be ad-
iusted in one equity suit.
Yesterday the New York Sub- treasury
paid out kN0oOO on cheeks issued for
gold and silver bullion. Disbursements
OF silver dollars were $50. coo and OF sub
sidiary silver $4,000.
The Canadian Pacific railway earn
ings for the week ending August IA were
s417o00 and FOR the same r.eriod last
year s4l300o. an increase OF s.oe~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
NEW YORK LABOR RIOT.
Mob OF 3 900 Men Took Possession of
Hall

NEW YoRK. Aug. IA crowd of
more than 5000 men attacked Wslhaila
hall. on Orchard street. because admit
tance was denied them. They smashed
the plate glass windows into atoms.
forced ia tie door which had
been turned against them and
took possession Of the place.
Roundsman Cotton. with squad of
fourteen men. cleared the hail by arrest
ing the speaker. who was mounted on
chair. Hail the crowd followed the po-
lice 10 the station. Two other arrests
were made Of persons who had
led the attack on the hall. Joseph
Barondess finally pacitied the remaining
Poles and Russians by promising 10 get
another hall OF large dimensions. The
three prisoners were a-raigned in Essex
Market court but the proprietor OF tie
hall refused TO prosecute because Of fear
Of boycott, and the men were dis
Fnsca1H
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Vote on His Admission 20 he Taken
Next Monday.

WAsRINGros. Aug. lT--Among nu-
nerous petitions presented in the morn
snr hcur in the senate wss one from the
board II managers 81 the National Tenn
peranee society against the proposed
ak months extension % the whisky tax.
The Montana senatorial case was
taken np.
Mr. Paseo opposed Mr.. Mantle's right
b q seat under the governors appoint
aent
Mr.. Dubois argued IN favor thereof.
This was followed BY colloauy be-
lxeen Senator Mitchell favoring aud
Nr Chandler opposing Nr. Mantle's ad.
mission
The discussion was interrupted by an
srnsnslmsnt offered By Mr.. Gorman %
he national hank circulation bill re-
rsrding the withdrawalof national bank
sirculating rotcs.
After further argument in the Mantle
nse. unanimous consent was given that
vote shall be taken on Monday next
at ; p. N.
Tho house joint resolution for the pay
neut ~ mileage FOR the extraordinary
session vas then taken up
Mr. Vest argued that the law did not
Astify the payment of mileage at the
present session
W. Hear supported the joint resolu-
tioG. He said thar the senator's per
forpaed their legislative services at i'm
mcnee pccuniary cust. lie could have
sarned this summer lhut for tho session
q congressI three times the amount II
his asiary. Re thought himself as much
entitled TO receive Ms mileage as any
workman Vas entitled % receive his
wa9es. Tie was res king - bring about
a condition u things by which work
men could get employment and could
get their wzgcs promptly.
Nr. Villas advocated the Joint res0lu.
ti5n on the ground that the extrsorsii-
nary session would probably run into
she regular session and that the pay
uaent of mileage now would be merely
AZ anticipation by two or three months
81 iiir tirre ehcn u would be payable
By existing iax
Nf Aidrirh thought that the state
ulent that this was - be- a continuous
scssion eoriirg from senator 40 near 10
TIE administration eouid BE- more un-
vricocle O. the people - the United
States ;han The psymeni Il any sum FOR
mileage
Mr. Was d;scisimel having any au-
thorify o. make thc statement II Nas
q matter ~ iudCaIrut on his part az %
vhat ought - Re done.
AIR. Aldrich 4 f,el reassured
After @eaie further discussion the
ioint reeoiofieu vas adapN1. and a
nlesssge from fho house heir1 received
announcing he death II Representative
Chirsuan - Mich g3a the senate al
,Dftruef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Two Mexicaas bought sduel the other
day and both we're killed. These bar
h8rous Gressers seem 70 take their
dueiiug ia dead earnest Buffalo Ex
press.
One a the molGt remarkable exhibits
&, the worlds fsh' is the sublime eoar
sge 81 the man = ho attempts 10 toll you
ln one hour ali about the exposition -
ChrAgo Record.
The Republican, newspapcfe that are
doing their best 20 increase financial
siriuxsncy and Business depression srr
pubic eneuaiee Rochester Jnion Hnd
Advertiser
That sic0 yoa bsre hidi a away -
the garrett mzs ~ fhe l6enfital fi9
net.iea - clreGisIIoB r. 81 e c-h-
e CD eaeo Trsonne.
Mnney - iike d ed neesraper. The
lergef fhe eirrcisttioa The raere g9rf u
sees. ard fse nsife ussfa Il - Bait
nl9fe AmeFican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
FIGHT ON THE ELEVATED.
Inspector Fuller Tried to- shoot n
Guard--Both Apoiogized.

CHcsoo, Aug. l7-Unitea States Gus
tom Inspector Fuller and Sergeant Will
lam Halliard of the Columbian guards
got into fight at the elevated railroad
entrance to the worlds fair grounds to-
DAY. The customs officer attempted to
shoot tha guard. but was prevented by
guards from firing his revolver. which
he had drawn ia the excitement. Both
men were given a ride In the patrol
wagon. and when taken before the Off
Ger % the day apologiled 10 each other.
agreeing 20 keep secret the facts con
cerniug the disgraceful exhibition they
had made. The row took place in the
presence 81 several hundred visitors who
had come TO the grounds on the elevated
Trims
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

Senator Blackburn IL Reported 20 ~
prowling around the capitol affireo IN q
rink shirt. pair 81 dnck tr0users. 4
mauve neckfie and q sack coat ~ fea
cream color. His shoes are a the fssb.
ionsbie ruseet variety and he enls e
conteatmsnt Is sad % 1i6nee a refreeh.
ing ccoIneee even In Atf bnueo wing
where kis fsllov KcnfnckiaD Mr Brrcil.
inridce. site clothed IL fisck-lbrt scar.
ing ar expression q deep nnriefy and
unrest
Emperor Willisrn. When ne can ar,sre
time from drilling hie froopa spanking
the crown prince and hsrane,aine he
counciiors 4 state derufss naorh ~ his
tine 20 ssfer coior faiufine. IN which
be ~ quite rrssficient lndet.k n = said
that II he should lsss his ieb a. ksias,f
he rould earn h5s living fy rairfina
marine PICTURES. HE -firhf Rstuoen
Torps.lo foet and lroncIadse - really
q usefitorious perfurfnnuef fIlsi nrllialod
~ aecurscy n detail ana ~ dramatic
force and treatment
Oliver sumner lead - Nsv Tork
Who ssenf t. comhiDe the recniarftles
81 Wsrd MeAiiefeF. Berry Wall and
Geosee Francis Trnin. 4 Ipdiansnf 81
the isyify 9Th which the fFses II that
ctr treats bis utferanres lie declares
tilsi Il rlli take Sep FORK sevsrl yexfs
yef - learn eractly vhai kir3 n a MAJ
be ~ buf that in tie rnrsntlnle Ne vii
~ right On feEenerating humauItf.
rropscstinr be anti tresftnr doctFfr>s
and setting the fzshioDs New Tofk
es.slne q hs ferored wifh nn ufnsusil,
large crop H fsskion2ble cI.1ks fhis
ysar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
AssAuhTED BY STRIKERS.
Miners Attacked and Threats Made
TO Burn Their Homes.

LtAvEsSoErH, Kan. Aug. 17.-About
forty miners went into the shaft this
morning when the Riverside resumed
operations after an idleness OF about
two months due 10 the miners strike.
When they went TO work at noon they
were pelted with rocks. ieered and
cursed by gang of strikers who beat
hasty retreat although they greatly
outnumbered the workers. Several OF
the number who resumed work quit at
noon owing TO the fact that their wives
and families had been threatened by the
secret order OF the strikers. One man
reported to the police this afternoon
that a striker threatened TO raid and
burn him alive in his house il he did not
quit work. The sheriff has sworn in
numerous deputies who will be on the
ground early tomorrow morning TO pre-
vent II possible further violence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

q fhs Pribylox islsnd& The amount
due b, years i stated a. f0iioxs: lsso.
tsI so3, lssl. ti316s-64; ls9a slos..
63651
The action q Secretary Carlisle q
bassd On an opinion rendsred by Aftor-
ney General Olnsy. Ia his letter 70
Lloyd travis q San Frspei=eo. CalifoF-
nia. pre-ifisnt Of the NoFfh American
Commercial eonpaay. Secretary carllsls
sayss
The action of my predecessors IN
making reductions IN the rsntal and
bonus which your company agreed %
pay to the United States inder is cen-
tract for the exclusive privilege u tak-
Ing fur seals IN Alaska. sas without az
thoriy of law
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

wHsr 81 Pxslok. Wis. Aug. i7.-when
the street car motoFmen and eonduetors
went @ the barn 90 take out their cars
they found notice staring them IN tho
face reducing salaries IS follows: On
ell salaries above $1,000 reduction Of
81 per cent. on ali salaries ADORE 800
and below el 900 4 reduction of 70 per
cent on wages ef fdpo and above tlc0
= reduction Of Is per cent. on wages
below 400 a reduction Of 10 per cent
The men immediately concluded 10
sfrfka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
ausr PAY FriL EsSrsr.
fe.sae.s sf Priovior sal Islands askesi
ltsr zSo 7tsfa

WN-lff~prox Aag ~ A extraor-
aipafy and urexpecte3 scguei ~
lie Rarin4 EeB controversy is
thst the sessses - tise Pribyiav -
lantia. Who since The agiiafisa q
ths a.iesfious nov desi iea ~ ashefrsl
tion have year ~ vesr teen restrained
br fhe Inifnd States within narrower
hsatts ii. regard r. ne aumbeg e sesls
rspfurrsl kars no~ bsen cfieisliy Al
sieed that tie fssii anouns = their
stipulated fen,si eiii How - eyacte'l
fr1,n fteo, ~ the Teitri c.afss at
taaf fhe atfeen q -ae rrevi7Qs asnt1is-
trafieB-sn rrducsag TIE rentsi = crrf~-
spana With ~ re-iectens esfereed "
~ caf.-h wsa alreaL Secretary tsr
Fe. t4ssf r14.le e. ctficia' sitmand "a
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18
Left IN a Harry.

CKnAR SPRIScs. Mich. Aug ia
warrant was issued for the arrest of
Reuben Russell. who IL charged With
failure 30 support his vile. whom he
married only month ago un5sr peeu-
liar circumstances lie took rag from
McDonBld's livery barn. where he bad
been working. and with about 50 oi
money said 30 helorg 30 Mcdonald.
drove 10 Sparta. where he is supposed 70
have taken the train FOR Chicago. OH
oers are looking for him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-18

CLEvELkSD. Ohio. Aug. 1.-THE
Western Reserve bank OF this city sent
10 the treasury at Washington today
slJ00O0 worth OF government bonds
purchased from the Society OF Savings
Of this city. New currency for the
bonds will be returned 10 the Western
Reserve bank. which will turn the
money over 10 the society for savings.
who will probably use it TO relax the
sixty days rule now IN force.