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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

WASHINGTON. Feb. a5-The Hawaiian
treaty il is thought Is dead for this ses
slon- This Is reluctantly conceded even
by its friends. The action 81 the senate
today in refusing 10 80 into executive
session. though that action doubtless
had some reference 10 the hanchctt cir
cult judge nomination. was slso accepted
as q conclusive indication that the
treaty would be shelsed for the halance
a the session. The treaty matter can.
of course. be taken up in the extra ses
sion. which will convene immediately
after the present congress dies; but un.
less some marked change occurs. there
Is believed 10 be no prospect ~ aclce
upon IL during the life 81 the rSfsens
administration.
1t II very plainly hinf-d by democratic
senator's that March u mol Ter distant
and that democrat would make an ex.
cellenf successor 10 Judge jackson. by
refusing togo into executive session until
the last moment of the present session
the confirmation os Hanchett's nomina-
fion can thus bc readily avoided. and ia
case IL an extra session the plans of Tire
democrats would at once tc speedily
realized. The republican senator's are
kecnl, alive to THE. and mean Ia pre-.
vent IL II possible
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Bss : kwish'~ Appointments Denounced
~ n fonsn- Defnorrats.

Dt~vFR. coio.. Feb q, Governor
Osls,rne n Nyonsinz - stopping ~ the
~ James ard was interviewed today
by Inife3 Press reeort.r. The ros
error 4 a <'se.i lo.lk.ng Young man. xlfn
auburn hsfr and mnsfaeAe. and arpar
~ufis about - Years - age bet "a
reality - The rep.,rfer inquired.
How was The pomirafion II Beck
ziin IS United States senator received
ir ~ ~yomlnNf~
4ou know. 7 sent IN his nouins-
iscn- affeen minutes before left
thrys.nnc J taisQraptei the fact 9
Nr. ht s0ish ani then te.sk the ffair
! don't eFen knoe whether ne ~iil a.
eepf tae efiice iir Has not canii-
dsfr ft,r
-ilase she rattle troubles been perua.
nsutls zsified'~
n thirk 49,
~i'o 3au think she cattle harons ~ill
rrres. .heir attempt - drive small SET
tiers
NO. the SETTLERS are prepared for
them nov ansi caGaf,sc e resisting any
attas
Was sbs 'rnrile between the ha-ons
an'i ihe setilers az iss,se in the last
csrnpaixny~
n uae. II vas she peorle against
tne ring ard tle people frinriphs,i~ =
WHAT Nni - man = Senator Brcs
VITA
lie : iemccrst srd free silver
ma e, fhe isr.kl>rne fiur prezert an
ss.afr are <oii hnzs Wfomiry i -rsds
2, lcir fht siefsf tszrti ~ trea silver zssis,ss
Silver Nae ~ nafsirfssrt isepe ~ car last
cafppai<'l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Fearful Wreck ON the Eric Road as
Orleans. y. v.

ORLr.xs, n. Y. Feb. -TheiErie yes
thule train. No. :. was wrecked about
one mile east 81 Vandalia at 1s12 p. m.
and ten persons seriously and many
others slightly injured. though no one
was killed. The train was running at a
speed of about thirty eight miles an hour
and was rounding a curve on the bank
~ the Allegheny river when the Pull
man dining and sleeping cars jumped
the track and were precipiiafed down
a twenty foot embankmeut.
II i remarkable that no one was
killed in the frighfful wreck. The
wreck was caused by tho spreading 81
rails. The injuries sustained were
mainly cnnfusions and fracture. 1t is
thought ale will recover:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Kansas Popuii-ts Object tn the Su-
prcme Court Decision.

ToPEKA. kas.. Feb. Immediately
after the decision Oh the supreme court
sustaining the republican house as the
legal body. the populists went into eau
Gus IL decide what course they were 10
pursue. The meeting lasted into the
night. and was addressed by Clemens.
Webb. Doster and other populist
leaders. Clemens and Webb were for
disregarding the mandate of the court
and maintaining the populist house or.
ganization by force il necessary. bat
Doster spoke in more temperate vein
aud advised acquiescence in the dis
cussion The meeukg finally appointed
= committee of three members OF the
house - call on Governor Leweiling and
ascertain his views. the committee to
report at . o'clock Monday morning. No
matter what the house as body de
ended % do. II Is settled that a number
~ members viii take their seats in the
republican house on Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
READING AFTER CLAP.
Philadelphia Firms Go to the Wall
Without Any Warming.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. -. a sensation
was caused late this afternoon by the
announcement that the Cofferode X
Sailor company. incorporated and CON
trolling the Reading rolling mills. was
insolyent and that receivers had been
applied for by some az the principal
creditors II the company. The corpora
iion was organized with capital stock
OF $4,000. The court took immediate
action. and after hearing the statements
of council appointed as the receivers
Joseph Cofferode and William f.
Harrity.
The court has fixed the bonds 10 be
furnished by the receivers at $4,000
each. The receivers were empowered To
continue the operations of the works.
and the business will 60 on as usual.
The downfall Of the two corporations
carried with them the iron firm of j. T.
Bailey 4 Sons Mr.. Bailey said his as
sets were more than cqualled the liabil-
tiles but they were in such shape that
il would be impossible TO realize upon
them on short notice. II given time he
was confident he could pay dollar for
dollar. but he might not be able to
straighten out the tangie for three
months. probably longer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
TALKING 1T OVER.
Gresham and Carlisle Have Conftr
encc With Mr. Cleveland

LAKEwoop. y. T.. Feb. -. The Hon.
John g.. Carlisle arrived from Washing
ton AZ ; O'Clock this morning and was
met az the station by Mrs Cleveland.
lie entered the Cleveland carriage and
was driven 20 the cottage. where he
found the president elect and Judge
Gresham awaiting him. Mr.. Cleveland
and his chief ADVISORS bad conference.
which lasted over an hour. then Judge
Gresham was driven to the station hy
Nrs- Cleveland. Mr Cleveland and Nr.
Carlisle went oa; for walk Judge
Gresham took the 3:i5 train FOR New
York. he declined 10 talk about the
object ~ his visit. and said he would re-
turn At onc~ 10 Chicago. Mr. Carlisle
Nill he Mr.. cleveland's guest over Sun
tiay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

al ananaafys With a record as deuio-
erat a. cFs-1lnd as the had leg q dog,
= RAN without sympathy vita the cam
Daign issues who lever BY word ~ deed
eonirlbuisd anything - the parfy's sue
erss: nl2n Who plunged the knife 10
the hiit into the deinoctsfie back ~
Perry Organ, when be ~ss an unwilling
candidate for deiegate ia congress-: who
threw the whole weight u his influences
against the election If " H. Holiday.
vhen a csndidat. for the same position;
vho siang htered George /. Beck. when
be Mas candidate Tor congress an in
disieiual. in short, who fyfiaes tyrannicai
domination over labor. who fathers Chi
nese parsonage IN Wyoming and stands
sponsor Tor the truck system. This II
the dish which Governor Osborne serves
up for the democrats ~ Wyoming and
bids them swallow IL We beg 10 be ex
cuersl~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
PUCILIST MILLER DEAD.
He Died From the Effects OF His Fight
With Hawkins.

SAS Francisco. Feb. %. William
Miller. the pugilist. died this morning
from concussion Of the brain. caused by
a blow received during the fight with ID.
Hawkins at the Pacific club last night.
Both featherweights were u years old.
The fight lasted fifteen rounds. and Mil
ler was severely punished through
out. Hawkins Jack Hicks. "Spi-
der Kelly and Joe Soto
Hawkins seconds. and Jim Mctiraw.
who was behind his opponent. were ar
rested this morning. This afternoon
Manager Harrison of the Pacific club.
under whose auspices the fight occurred
was taken into custody. together with
Dan Creedon. the referee. and Henry
Gallagher. another one Of the seconds.
Miller's death has caused considerable
excitement in pugilisiic circles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Massachusetts Sailors Lose Their Lives
Attempting 20 Save Others.

Attempting 20 Save Others.
NKw BEDFORD. Mass. Feb. 25-At a
late hour this evening news was re
ceived of terrible disaster off Guilty
Hunk. one 81 the Elizabeth islands.
separating Buzzard's Bay from Vineyard
Sound The steamer Volunteer. which
arrived from the island. had on board
Captain Bosworth of the life saving
station. who said that about 8 O'Clock
last evening. Willie Wiesner. son of the
lightkeeper at the ives; end of the island.
said he saw the lights of vessel of Sow
and Pigs reef The boat belonging 10 the
Massachusetts Humane society was got
out and a volunteer crew III SIX men put
oil in her despite the heavy SEA and the
warnings of the captain Of the life
savingssstation. They had long. hard
and dangerous pull amid the angry
waves. which threatened every moment
Ia engulf them. but Mt last succeeded in
getting under the lee OF the vessel a
rope was thrown 10 the boat but just as
a landing was to be effected great
wave capsized the boat. and in an in
stant the men were struggling i'm the ice
and cold water One of the men. Joseph
Milton. caught rope thrown and WAS
drawn on board Of the vessel. The
Others were all drowned.
They were Capt. Timothy Aiken. Jr..
i. II. Tilton. Hiram jackson. William
Right and Fred Aiken. 4 rope was
thrown to Captain Aiken. which be
caught and tied around himself three
times. but il slipped of and he was lost.
All the men but Bright lived on the
island. Captain Aiken leaves a wife and
seven children. jackson a wife and three
children and 1iiton a wife and two
children. Communication was snbse-
quently established with the land. and it
was ascertained that the crew were all
lost but one. The wrecked vessel was
the hrig Sagu, laden with sugar and
bound from 6ssks for Boston.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

He Has Forty Acres of Rich Bc~~cmer
Ore In Minnesota.

SAGINAW. Mich. Feb. - Wellington
X. Burt has struck another fortune. this
time ore. An immense deposit az rich
Bessemer ore ranging high in Bcssener.
low 10 phosphorus. has been discovered
ON a forty y-acre tract located on bot ~
timber land In -. Louis county. MINI
Ii is calculated over l0.cW.oD tons are
in sight. as holes have been put down all
over the tract. the rich deposit being
only fifteen feet below the surface. and
80 aoft il can be dug with steam shovels
Mr. Burt has leased the mine to Hib
bings 4 Trcmble. they 10 pay him a
royalty ~ 20 cents per ton. 1t IL ex.
pected 10 net Mr.. Burt s3oo.eoo a year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
BOND swiNDI.ER CAUGHT.
\ Nashville Broker Attempts to DO a
Street Railway Company.

crScINSATr. O.. Feb. 25.--Chief Of
Police Hadley Clark and Detective
Sidlehottom Of Nashville. Fcnn.. putan
end To what promised to be one Of the
most daring bond swindles Of the day.
and arrested the forger. who proved to
he \. l.. Landers. one Of the firm of A.
l.. l4andcrs 4 Co. the largest firm of
brokers IN Nashville. The corporation
10 be caught 10y the bonds was the Me
Covic a Mount Vernon Street Railway
company Of Nashville. and the face Of
swindle was sl6.Ooo. Under the alias of
J. g. White. Landers made contract
with the Henderson krebes Iithograph
company of this city to make sixteen
sl.W0 bonds II the Street Railway com
pany. The Lishographing company be
lieying something 70 be wrong about the
transaction. wrote to Nashville.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

France Thinks that 100000 Will
Heal Her Pride.

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. 25.-Abbc De
La Croix de Gasiries says that Fr nee
will demand 100000 indemnity for the
assault made upon him hy customs in
spectors- The able was permitted 10
bring his effects into the country with
ont question. but later two deputy in
speciors examined his baggage. When
the deputies started 10 examine the con
tents - trunk containing his altar
vestmenis ard articles used in holding
mass. the abhe demonstrated. declaring
il would be sacrilcge. One of the IN
spectnrs assaulted the abbe, who is
about 20 years old, knocking him down
and iniuring his skull He also threat
ened To handcuff him IL he interfered
again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
TO BLow uP A DusTILLERY.
Cumminsviiie Nearly n Victim OF a
Most Ficndi>h Plot.

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. - \ daring at
tempt was made at late hour last night
T. blow up the Dolsworth distillery ~
Cumminsyilie An internal machine
had been set Ia blow mp the whole plant.
and Vas only discovered after lot of
clever work
Under the bnildinc. in place 10 10
reached 10y high water. Was = quantity
81 phosphate anhydri'e and nitro glycer-
me. The phosphate anhyeirite cxplo,les
when IL comes IN contact with water.
THIS would ignite the nitro glycerinc.
and the whole tiistillery and bonded
Warehouse would 10 blown - atoms r.
Il precisely the scheme employed t.
blow up the Shufeldf disfillery at
fhicnro
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
LOST N rHE LAKE.
steanlbargc George r. burroughs
Frozen In With No Coal Aboard.

CHIcsso. Feb. -. Somewhere in the
vicinity II Michigan City. about eighteen
miles out in the lake, the steam barge
George I. burroughs. which sailed from
Milwaukee for Chicago "Wednesday. lies.
her coal all gone and her sea cocks
frozen up 50 that no water can be
steamer are Nelson Napier, captain;
George Porter. engineer, John Thomp-
son. deck hand; Louis Grier. cook: Ed
ward Porter, deck hand; 0wne Larsen.
deck hand.
Friday two Of the crew walked ashore
over the ice 20 Michigan City and took a
train ~ Chicago. They battled with
the ice for eight hours before reaching
shore. and were almost exhausted. The
men carried pike poles and were tied to
gether with rope. This il all that
saved their lives for when one would
miss his footing in piles Of loose ice his
companion pulled him out Two tugs
have been sent to the relief Of the crew
OF the Burroughs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

hut the senate Has FITTING Idea OF
.Iefssr-onsan simplicity"

WksHiScrox. Feb - The legislative
appropriation bill was taken up iu the
senate toslay and an amendment was
agreed 10 appsupriating s95.trp for the
purchase = ',corge Bancroff's library ~
historical manuscript and printed bills
and pamphlets
An amendment. which was offered by
Mr. Chandler. making an appropriation
for new carpets for the court Of claims.
VAS resisted. first hy Mr.. Cochrell. who
Thought that the cosfrt - claims might
do without new carpets a while longer.
and next by Nr Dawes in charge ~ the
hiil. who reminded SIR Chandler that
the country wa~ going tn have an all
nInIstraiInn ~ J .ffnrsanlan simnlicify."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

CHIcaeo. Feb. 25.-The ceremonies
committee Of the worlds fair today de
cided upon the following special days:
Denmark. June q: France. July IL:
Liberia. July 26; Hayfi. August IA;
Netherlands. August 81; Nicaragua. Sep
tcmber !: Brazil. September Z: Costa
Rica. September u: Spain. October ~
These days. it is expected. will be made
occasions Of special ceremonies and eel
ebrations 10y the foreign visitors and by
Americans Of foreign birth or descent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
Rich Hcrrr.,s.

HoIIY. Mich. Feb. 25.-The bodies
of Thomas and John Pagan. brothers.
aged - years. were found on the fiosr
this morning in their home. four mics
north ~ here. They lived entirely
alone. and il IL not known when ~ how
they died bnt suicide Is suspected
They we're rich. and their money is sup
posed Ia be buried. Their peculiar
dress and habits have excited much
commend In the past II is thought
that they have been dead several days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Bohemia Thinks. With fseiand. That
She Can Govern Her~slf :

vnvxk. Fob e5.-In tie reichsfag
today DIR. Geigcr. he leader - the
young Ctechs. male a vehement APPEAL
20 the house IN fsvnr ~ Bohemian homo
rule. several lcsdinf Germans spoke in
rerl, They declared that the settle
menf - The Bohemian QUESTION vas DE-
sirailc. for The struggle msrrcd the lihf
eriy and flrcgree- 4 the country. hut
they tiecircd - make any x the ON
cessions demanded by TIE sounx
Cxethe. Who want 20 49, the suspcruf
crowned king - Bohemia and the coua-
n, placed, A. to ELF g'ovesnmens. siftu-
ally on y par with Hungary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
McAuline Is willing.

ST.. Louis. Mo. Feb. 25.-Jack Nc
Auliffe. the worlds lightweight cham
pion. this morning sent the following tele
gram:
RICHARD X. Fox-I accept the chal-
lenge Of Stanton Abbott and will fight
him for 5000 or 10000 side before
the club in America that offers the iarg
est purse Wire me his reply and l will
send first deposit to cover any amount
he may put up.
Abbott is the English lightweight.
first into prominence through his defeat
OF Baxter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Disgraccful Conduct or Students as TIT
Detroit College OF Medicine.

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. o. There's a
fine row on in the Detroit College of
Medicine. and seniors and juniors will
appreciate the fact when examinations
come next month. Many of them will
lie plueked. IL all arises from the in
eulting way in which they have treated
DIR. George Duifield. During his course
of lectures on pathology they inter
rupted him by cat calls. threw things at
him, and finally left him 10 expouni
the science II medicine 10 empty
benches. He demanded an apology. and
received one which was an additional
insult. As result Mr.. Dufiield Will
lecture NO more this term and the screws
will be put on at exams"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Their HOUSE in the Kansas Legislature
Wss wholly Illegal.

TorFSe. Ran. Feb - The supreme
coalrt this morning Chlef ius'f.< Hor-
tan r..nfierlng the tecisiou. Justice John.
sfn cencnrrsa< and Jesfire Allen ipopu.
iistt i ssentiuz. sustained the Douglass
or republican, house a. the legal and
constitutional h.sase - representatives
- the karSas legislature and incidcutly
declared that To acts - the penefuore
or foraiss; hanae had no standing in
las. Tne opiaion ~ the chief juafire
ocrnpesi an house and forty u.inufes on
th~ delivery ard fully exhausted the
...L.....-t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Ls~srsu, Mich. Feb. .. The CON
missioner 81 railroads has issued the
following earnings statement % Nichi
gan railroad companies Earnings for
the month ~ September. ls.t2 slo.hoo..
41si3. an increase ~ si.ui .fass.3i pscf
the corresponding mt,nih ~ 1ssi The
total earnings from January /. 1872. n
October ]. lsa2. Was sp19ni2 -i631. Hn
increase ~ Sl00ieOSs4- over the CIR.
reeyvsfsi.nN period q 1891. a per crni
Increase ~ fftr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

WASHINGTON. Feb. -. William v.
Allen. the recently populiss senator
from Nebraska who succeeded Senator
Paddock. arrived in Washington today
This is his first visit IA the national
capitol In the afternoon he visited the
senate chamber. where Senator Mander-
son introduced him 10 the senators who
will bc his associates in the fifty third
congress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
Brcvcrr viii Not Comprom,se.

ST.. Lorrs, Mo. Feb. o5.-The execu-
tive board of the National Union ~
United Brewers Workmen held a meet
ing tonight for the purpose of consider
ing proposition received from the ST.
Panl boycotted breweries. in which they
offer compromise. The agreement will
not be accepted in all probability. as the
only concession granted WILDE torednce
the hours of work To eleven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Awful Grimes Committed by the pe.
t,riiious soldiers sa Brazil

vnp.kasso. Feb - Tho state -
Rio Gran'ie do Sui i~tke ecene - blF-o<ly
conflicts and terrible on;rsFee sre cofn-
uaiftel Teo thousand f.rirfaiists are
i,eessrir0 the town - Santa Anna A
revolution has broken cat in the
province - san Pablo.
One painful feature ~ the fighting
which = going en- IN The pfuxince 81 RIO
trande DO Sui Is The awful atrocities
against non -cofnisafsuts Il which both
sitics are guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

C,Ivf~ro~. Tex. Fob. - shortly
after O'Clock three pistol shots at
ffaetc,l the attention * the rcorl, in the
neiohlnrhood ~ Avenue | and Six
te,ntb stfesf. who upon hooking around.
saw tho hcslies q = man and woman
lyiux upon the s'feaalk. The man was
j Prank Gillongh. well known rail
roa,iry. and the woman Vas Niaa Dora
Ma. Vaehon siltsugh ard the ycou1
lady had ben sagaged - narry. Int
she had Yesterday rrsiaf~l Ein that oil
MAS over lrfaeer them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
Can Build the Bridge.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The senate
bill 10 authorize the Montgomery
Bridge company to construct a bridge
across the Alabama river. near Mont
gomery. Ala. WAS reported from the
committee on commerce in the senate
and passed. Mr.. Vest making special
request 10 that effect in order 10 ohlige
Representative Herbert, who has been
called 10 the cabinet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
WILL SEIZE THE STEAMER.
incle Sam Takes an Italian ship fpr
Violating tho Neutrality Law.

Nfw oatEk~s. Feb. - The United
States government sill seize the
American steamer X Pixzafti for viola
tor - The neutrslity lass. Daring the
Honsluran revolution last fall the "a
z@if' tfvss crew - American seanen.
avns a0d munitions - var for fhe
aFhs e ~Tantsh Honduras ani iask an
sSiise part s. fhc suppression n the
Tths'lfsn- Ine efew e tie steamer 6fct
= protest IN feferring - View Drfesne.
All damage snifs xerrs begun amount
lne "a ,sllsM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
Betting ON the Fights.

Nrw ORLrAss. Feb. 25.A bet - 500
on Fiizsimmons at Io , WAS received
at the track today from New York. and
one ~ 500 on Ryan. even. came from
Chicago. Another bet 81 800 Was also
recorded on Ryan. The odds are now .
TO 10 and take your pick as between
Fitzsimmons and Hall. or Ryan and
Dawson. Other betting IL unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

CHrcsso. Feb. -. The Addison train
~ the Illinois Central road which left
the Randolph street station At , . clock
this afternoon. was run into by ar en-
CINE thirty minutes later NJ the Belt
Lime crossing. near the Hawthorne race
track. causing the demolition Il two en-
gines aud seriously injuring both engi
,.eors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. -. John II.
NcFee. aged - years. An * mesnl.cr -
the law firm - Pierre. Norton 4 Melee.
~ indianapolis. who iied from that city
on January Il leaving bogus checks and
other fraudulent paper r. Tho amount -
$1,000 Vas arrested here today by De
scefise Tate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

CAngtAkc. Nicn.. Feb. - 4 Frerch
rasn nBgued Frank Tos,an bsd hss skull
frarsare5 At the cummerr lslus.cr
cs.np. aear Lake City. ifx afternoon.
Icing Hnlck ~ q falling t-fe re uas
taken ~ the hospifai 81 l3se Rayids 10 =
ding. tondffion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

pfrrsfs 81 Feh - n. T. Fuitz =
travelling salesman far nhela<ale
9rfe~r4 ffm ln the eits ~ss fonnd aea8
n his BOD ~ The Keysfn14 hotel iafe
tie sffeFnstn 4 kaiiff i,ole IN toe itfi
sfde e tis h~ad iets; tae ssory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Ntr yoss Feb. = Don = Isesihers
- Grand Rsfids. N,eh.. has bought
hack Nonhafs ite specify a4r r tsgie
Bird taxif9 Me5 3 ! Dickinat.n g -
a.isznee ~ 40 prloe MAJOR Dickins,n
gave fos 'he sfaliles seversi isss ago.