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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-01
powxLL's SCHEMES.

Major Powell, the director of the geo-
logical survey, has submitted to Sec
retary Hoke Smith a statement of his
plan of operations for next year. AS to
the topographic work in Colorado, it is
proposed to continue the detailed sur
veys of the Aspen mining district and
extend the work northward from the
Crested Butte and anthracite atlas sheets.
Two parties will be employed, for which
$4,000 has been allotted. AS to tho geo
logical work in Colorado, it is proposed
that Mr.. Whitman Cross shall map tho
geology of Pixies peak sheet with special
reference to the distribution Of the met
aliferous rocks, and for that purpose
$1,000 is allotted. The topographic map
of the region including the Cripple Creek
mining area has been completed.
NATIONAL NOTES.
| Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Reynolds has decided that the women
nurses of the late war are entitled to pen
sions.
Secretary Herbert in an interview is
quoted as saying: II think that we have
reached q crisis and that the party in
power will be judged by tho wisdom they
show in giving the nation sound cur
rency."
Collector of Customs Lotan, of Oregon,
has been dismissed on the grounds Of
admitting Chinese coolies contrary to
law.
The annual readjustment Of presiden-
tial postmasters' salaries has been made
for Colorado, among them are increases
as follows: Aspen, from $2,4OO to $2,-
500; Boulder, from $2,1OO to $4,000; Colo
RADIO Springs, from $4,000 to $4,000; Den
yer, from $3,7O0 to $3,sO0; Durango, from
$4,000 to $2,100.
The president left late yesterday after
noon for Buzzard's bay to join his fam
lily. He will remain three or four weeks,
and take as complete rest as possible
Grey Gables will be Theoretically closed
against all visits except of social nature
or from cabinet ministers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
MIGHTY Is rHk rLoop.
The Ohio has oAlready Commenced its
w ork OF Destruction.

CINCINNATI. Feb. ll.-Down at Rats
aud Sausage Row the Ono river 10
mokIng over the curbs and within a
few hours will bs within the ouildlngs.
The cellars Are already flooded and the
old slgnt OF people carrying furniture
10 higher localities 3 again witnessed.
The steamer Caroslton Is just now
standing abreast OF the rickety houses
Al the broadway landing. and other
bows have moved up into the lower
streets. AZ g. 2. m. the river was 46
feet inchee.
Al Marietta II was q feet 4 inches
and Tising. At Hinton. w. Va. the
ksns~sh was feet 10 inches aud
rIsing- At Charleston the Ksnawah wAs
feet and rising. This - an extraor-
dinary stage fer this river. aud indi-
Gates that hig flood OF the ONO river
% likely ~ few days.
I.le best informed steamboat and
coal men about this section predict
thst tie fiser will rae 60 fisty five feet
stout the middle of next week. Hence
they are sdvlsag All people IN tue low
lands To prepare tor the flood. Most
OF those nssne interest in jeopardy
have become wis~ ty experience ard
ard the experience og others. and have
novel everything out OF danger.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
WORSE THAN BRUTE.
An Iahuman Son Robs Hrs Mother and
Then Turns Her Our.

CscINSATf, o., Feb. 1l.-A suit, the
like of which has probably never be-
fore been instituted in the courts OF
the country. Was commenced in tho
superior court today by the filing of .
petition by Mrs. Elizabeth Hugo against
her NOD, John, containing allegations
OF the most startling character, and
which, IL approxlmsIlng IN any way
the truth, must brand the defendant
as q fend lncaruate. The plaintiff is .
lady IS years old and the defendant ID
her son. The full force Of the charges
she makes against him aad the IN
juries alleged for which she asks sl0,-
900 damages. is scarcely conceivable.
The petition relates that on or about
December %. 1892, John Hugo took
from the posto Dice q letter addressed
to his mother and containing q remit
lance out Of the proceeds of . sieter' &
estate Ia Germany. which had sven
devised 10 Mrs. Hugo. That tue plain
tiff, hearing vf the arrival of the let
ter, went t. her sons house. Here she
claims that when she asked for the
money and ne gave her SIS, and that
when che ins,sted upon receiving the
full amount he seized her by the throat,
and. crying out. 'I'l kt.l YOU. you old
CARCASS" choking here almost into in
sensio,Iity.
She was then carried to her homo on
Green street by some Of the neighbors.
where she fingered for seyeral weeks on
the verge of death. But this was not
all. A further allegation is made IN
tho petition that on February 8. . week
ago yesterday, having recovered suf'
ficlently to ne about. and hearing that
her son had obtained another letter OF
hers from Germany containing an
other remittance, che went to hi
house. but at the door was met with
the most vile and abusive language.
Failing TO drive her away, she charges
that he forcibly led her out and shut
the door IN her face.
She asks OF the court $1,000 for tho
frst injury and 5000 for the eecond
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
NOW III HAS PASSED
The Fortifieations Appropria-
ton Bills Settled.
WEST TROY GETS The PRIZE
Goa fos the vAz.oas oshss Ordnance
RsqaHsmsazs Mass Gone From
sons osnsr soures.

WAsaIssrox. Feb. LIN the fortih-
cations bllls. - agreed 70 IN eon-
fsrsacs And passed by me senate To-
day. the points OF difference we're sd-
lastst a. foliosss Tue senate amend
meats appfoprs&tlDz $50. 900 for the
construction of gun aud aortzr pisr
forms zod increasing tie Appropriation
OF s5oo coo Tor the Wat>rsli-s arsenal.
AZ West Troy, y. A.. 70 t75o,ooo ssfe
agreed 90.
Tue appropriation OF $500. 900 Ter slts
znd Notifications knd sea All de-
lenses vas reduced % xl15.0oo.
The appropriation Of efoo.No 10
enable tn< board 0f ordinances aud Tor
t1cafion. 10 test tae A H. Emery
tssive-Inch elevztng carnage sss
stricken out. aud the money Tor tni-
purpose . u be taken from ne sums
available for allotment by tnc board OF
ordinances ior experimental purposes
1ae clause providing Tor sne sppoint-
ment of al additional civilian On Inc
toard Of ordinance. sno shall Dc either
IN active or . necnanical eng necr.
eas stricken olt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Detroit's mayor proposes 10 start the
hgnt agalnst that csty's gas monopoly.
by refusing to pay more tasn Sl.0o per
thousand for gas consumed In his resi-
dencc. III the company refuses TO ac-
cept that amount aud shuts of his gas.
he will ask the supreme court Tor n
mandam1s TO compel them 10 I've up
TO the ordinance.
Two Cninameu arrested at Port
Huron for making q snesk into TINS
country from canada via the tunnel.
were Yesterday sentenced 10 ten dave
each In the Detroit house OF correction.
after which they will be presented 20
the Dominion.
A Bay City man walked into the 20.
| lice court aud asked for full set of
divorce papers. lie said hn VIE had
grown chilly and that he desired 10
frighten her into LOVING him pgsin.
Jackson needs a reference lshrarv
for her publ;c schools, IS the town -
too poor 10 buy orc. J The pupils are
giving amateur performances 90 raise
the needed funds
Richard Sly and Mrs. May Brown,
| the victims n Charles Browns r. .
volver. are still alive in the Jackson
hospital. Mrs. Brown may i've. but
Siy will die.
| A Lansing tailor had the ilm-isns
/ the otner night and used op box pf
cartridges killing the unsgbiiy devils
before the lone policeman dared 10 n.
vestsgate.
+. b. Nsrnore, = Lansing watch.
man. wss III Friday nisft. and took
whsi he supposed 90 b medicine. "A
wss esrbolic scid. lie may possibly
recover.
Buck" Murray. the nen who w<s
once imprisoned for l'fs fof the mur.
der OF Pstrnifasn Shoemaker of De.
iro't. has been scoultte1 on the tecond
trial.
orand Haven is growing. the sfitor
Of tie Tfibuns tays there are sever
streets fnss peopie knew not of Zee
spa probably never use.
1he lutheran cbnrcbes heIonsnr n
TIE Missouri synod q iN.cbissD M
tend iHidng home f'sf the sgsd
pfoi.sis Al Sssus-.
1Ddss Jnekin. lss gwen ss Press
cutnx Attofpey tlssmss ~ Nssiss~'
tsffr days 10 shov rby hs should ne
1 - q STARRED.
Nsssn county prohitssiopsis hsv'
nnniusf-s &. p Bird. pfirf.pni ef ~.
ls.i scboois. a. ceantT sehooi com
missioner.
la1sng fss saen6td ~ rss con.
rent. cnsrtsf % thst The cts refs /,
rsks "a - 5 cents Ffr fhopssn4 feet.
A. fisrsor. q Nit4 ran rentrs brake
nsn. Res tss srns tsdiy susashs9 wnH'
sst.e,e.flr.e ~.~. - Sefe4ssrro resf1r8 sr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
poor, DEAR LADY"
VIC. Can Rest Easy, Parliament Has
Approved Her Speech

LoSpoS, Feb. IL. - Although Mr..
Gladstone remained In the house Of
commons until after O'Clock this
morning. ne appeared at noon today
looking fresh. and made long aud
effective response to an amendment
offered by the Right Hon. j. Lowther.
asking for q bill - restrict the Isnmi-
grafton Of destitute aliens Mr.. Glad
stone argued that Great Britain ex-
ported more working men than II im-
ported. and that any restriction would
afford An excuse for other nations TO
stop The slitrance of British emigrants
to their dominlons.
Mr.. Gladstone made passing refer
ercs 10 the death OF the late l. uis q.
Jennings, NJ. y. for Stockport. and bore
generous tribute TO the value of his
public eervices. While Mr.. Gladstone
was speaking the Right Hon. j. l.. Bal
four, conservative leader, and formerly
ehsrf secretary for Ireland, entered
the house IN company with the Right
Hon. j. Morley, tho present chief sec
retsry f0r Ireland. and NE two shook
hands before taxing their seats. The
o-cpIe outside bad been amazed at
seeing the two political foes coming
rom Downing street IN close converse
ton. Mr.. BaIfour's earnest manner
indicated that the topic was one of
importance. The unique incident Of
the two hostile leaders thus linked In
friendly cOmpanl0nsnIp aroused but
little attention. lt 10 reported that
Mr.. Morley extended TO Mr.. Balfour
the usual courtesy of communicating
to him the outlines OF the home rule
bill.
Mr.. Lowther's amendment was re-
iectsd by q vote OF 23i 10 ll9. and the
queens speech Was then approved
amid cheers. Gladstone announced
thai in the event that the debate on
home rule should not be finished on
Monday. he would mvoe that It take
precedence on Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

A soula-faer Talks on sns Invalid PEN
ssoa Appropriation Bill.

SION Appropriation Bill
wAsHrxsroS. Feb. lI.-rhe house to-
G4y resumed IA committee OF the whole
tns consideration OF The invalid pension
aceroprIaiiOn biil. "A attempt v.s
nlxdr 20 come 70 some CONCLUSION "a -
the hnsitaton 10 be paced upon the
neral debate. bus the attempt wss
vain one. The republicans objected.
"A svosced hy their leaders on tnis ques-
g.0u--(iront and Lodge-thelr view
.as llst tne ball was too fsr-resehing
10 10 dismissed after few hours DIS
cussi0n- - Mr.. Manchler. IN easrgs
o. The bili. moved that the COMMITTEES
rise. sn1 tnas notl0n WAS agreed o..
inca Mr. Nutcnler moved that the
general debate terminate AZ 0'eloek
t0dsy. aud on sh.s motion demanded
toe previous qrestioa.
The diiatorv motions were with
drawn, snd sgsin The house resumed
N c0usmlttee the consideration of the
pension appropriation bill. M Cur
iss and Mr.. ilsrr. opposed The pro-
po.e.s smen4mfnts Of toe pension
avs. Ga lhe ot1sg nsad MF. Living
stoa approved them. AM ns did ~ ss
a soutnvrn man. The repCbsican adj
mlrstrsLOa, sGica was about 70 20
out of power. haI appointed south-
ern democrat Ia po-tscn in the
United Ssstes supfs nie court IL Was
reported snat the incoming stmlnistra-
ton would appoint a repuosl.an ~ Sec
retsry OF state. which generosity on the
part OF outg ing and incoming aamia-
issratioos, ne supposed. that a south
eEu ex-rebei would ~ least fluc the
sympat1y Il n,s republican ETsends
wneu a 1iscu.s.on OF tnc del.cRie cues
too wss vftSfFt eson,.
speaking FOR sontheru men. he said
thal = eas never intended 10 repeal
the pension LAWS. but be. az southern
nan. recOnstructed. under his coun-
tfy's fsg snd ander rs ostn 10 support
the constitution, would vote for the
amend ment 20 tne pending blli- lie
tnen proceeded TO argue IA favor OF
she transfer OF the pension bureau
from The interior 20 the war depart
rnsnt lie was frank a. cay tbat under
general kisck's sdmlnisirslOn the
bureau nad been influenced by polst-
cai considerations, De wss frsak 70
admit that p liticai iarnencs was
powerful today under the sdministra-
tloa % Comn1ssioner ksum. Iais
peatlcal infinencs destroyed the who :
ofxanIkttion.
Theu Mr. Livingston made = sugges-
tson ~nieh Mr.. tsroat conI0vcrted.
sslf ne bexsu.
Elt Nr. LIvlngston interrupted the
question with ths remark. This
hssvsn. may faii. Are you wiling 70
20 into Ar. Cissriand ; cabinet What
30 y0u tnind tast''
SID Mr.. Fellows 80 far ss Mr..
Ctevelspds cabinet e c1ncerned no
republican = safe
The convention then rose and the
h,,nse pa 4 - due resuect 20 the MEM
ory of the iAte Edwsrd r. Mcdonald
ef >aw Jersey Mr.. knglsh OF New
Jersey lad upon the grave OK nIs de-
ceased colleague his tribute. Tie Was
followed ~ Nr. Geisneimer. Sev
Jersey. Bergpn. New Jersey. Csuhell. +.
tammlnEs. Covert. Csdmus snd New
oerrs. snsi then. a. . mark Of respect
- tle memory ~ the deceased, tile
bouss a. tii ?. m. al iournsd-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

There Was something Wrong With the
waf-f snd -----

Corows. Mich. Feb. il.-Thornton
Carter 70 a psfsscased man; at least hss
I Hover. cay he =. TIE gies 81 tee
onfsxener&te and the sisuasrs 81 Ire
aesis.oen newspapers bot coniif -
tfa,sf iscaef "a hls Iaiaiittsl ~. itke
tie sliscp pies Fsasce hike. nas q
resident ef Jstkson. they KNOW Ae's =
sstv5uf.
tsrtsr hss tisck hssr srl1 .hcst,
sfnesy beard. lis coaaisnsnce htes
tie sasnt ~liiia. II = rather on tie
s,saslal ardef. snd 10 t8e cssaei 49,
.sftsf does aoa sog1ess spsfauai poser
,nsn ~lfA fis~ Asss,fI IN ..ass ~ 1 sf-
t.ss ceul4 tatiiY - sxpetfea 81 IS "a
tee ar ~ wax On tie .ster. Hna 81
cepsfers aukht - - nssie N fssar ~
> "sssfof ~ fessi Cssfsr's foilaoe ers
tssl.s2fs - - tB> .nnfag. stfff
slsiaof 49, prfpsrstsans. . pscfares4ae
ssfssaa itfi srtefrs ''xrl nrnss aed
sseHif msfea "a ihs dsrsftan a isks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Ths Case, are Tabled By Ths Congress
for - Next.

wAsarSeroS. Feb. ll.-Mr. Johnson
offered az question of privilege a
long preamble and resolution. TIE
presnlhie rscites tass tha com mites
on SECTIONS hss refused 90 act upon
The soutt Csrohas contested election
caee of Miller against Eiiott The
resolution instfuCts toe committee -
Inve-tgats the csse. aud 20 report
1ron : within hve dsys. The spssker
ruiet tast THE reeoiution ID not pre-
sent question II privilege. Nr. JOINT
co. spges'ed frcm she dec son. and
maize a. rapsss'oned speech Ia favor
% = rssri atoms.
NJ. Brown. sso . member of the
CON ,,iftee on ei~enpn<. defeadsd thai
ennmitfee sgsnst the ssssnit of h.s
colleagues ~ did not. be .d. wisb
- sxp~ nd the time of tne nous- ia q.
drsrr dsy.. snd fnef~fers rnsvsd 20
isr tna sppesi oa tne isbie. Tbs ~as
seed - " thont q dlvsicn. and ttse
mater %. endsf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Quaffy.
Ru1IAnp, Va, Feb. u.-one Of the
worst disAss,srs IN che hlsasvy Of marble
quarryins occurred ~ West Rutland :
little after O'Clock this afternoon Ia .
quarry operated by the Vermont Mar
BILE company. With which Senator
Proctor is connectsd- A great mass Of
stone Tell into the quarry. and seven
men we're instantly killed and num-
Ter OF others injured. The victims
we're crushed 90 that some could not
be recognised.
The killed are: William Lucss. Frank
Suiiig, Edward Powers, Alex. Blum
queet and three uIseeoxnizcd men.
As toon a. the accident happened,
work ayefywhere ves siopped ~ once.
All th.s doctors IN Vest Rutland aud
Rutland were called by telephone and
responded quickly. scores OF men
were also sent aovn into the quarry.
Soon the news spread 10 the etreeis and
hundfeds OF mon, women and csildren
hurried 10 the spcs. The killed aud
some OF the injured were buried under
tons of rock. and the work Of rescue
WAS necessarily difficult, but azores OF
men went At II with y will The loose
piles of stones were Tefnovrd and blasts
put in TO remove tic larger pieces,
some OF which weighed many tons.
Soon one dead tsody wss found
which could not then be recognized,
horribly mut.lated. Then . shost time
after the eecond body WAS extricated
and taken up. Ii. too, WAS - horribly
d,sfgared that it could not be recog-
nIzsd.
Under the middle Of . piece OF rock
were found the bodies of Two meu. 90
closely jammed together that they
looked ike one- Neither body could
be recognized, both being uressed to q
pulp. The nth body removed was that
of Alex Bomquest, VINO had been in
this country but two weeks. The body
was horribly mutiiated.
The cause of the falling Of the quarry
10 not positively knowp. The nass Of
stone which covered the men who
we're At work close by was, - near as
can be estimated, sixty feet in length
and twenty feet wide. 1t fell without
the least warning. and ell who were
1T work there were At once covered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

TcrxKA, Kss-. Feb. ll.-Ths populisl
house. having amended its journal 70
sat tns legal notions q Judge J. q.
WslsD. who vill sngsnseF the popoiis'
snl Of the pfoposed tests IN ths coarts
passsd the long delayed iegislanve sp'
Iroyr.stlon acI THIS wall nov 60 to
lhn senate for action whore 10 10 sAid 10
bs pfompfly coucarrsd in, and then
The governor will give Is his signature.
Altar THAI Il 10 tns program for ths re-
puplscsos 10 attack q ~ court. and ~
II . . question If greatest public I'M
poriancs tns court ell drop ALI other
Business aud decide II ~ quickly ~
poss. Die-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

A Ssefs Pc Passenger Train Badly
Wrecked Hnsee, rasa.esex.

ksNsss tnF. No. Feb. ii.--Ths sec
end section az passenger train No. ,,
On th~ Ssnss fs, leaving cbicsgo .; 10
= riefk 49, H'eht aid due ~ Kansas
NV a. - i9 teday. uss wrecked thas
na1fnine a. Hsres. Me. Toe sfssn
seat 'afn'irn strsssle nfsf tae ssstian.
saS the hrss 80 coaches ~@fe pFeetpa
itstsd thfeash the ~orsi sask and 20
tie sf1nva. stance 20 forty or at.
feet Tee fatf1 eoaea. safn 80. .
ssrp-f, rsast ~ oae snd on a.
irssti~ -fs ~ v@rfsels ruos stoa
insss sefs nfty s..sssassfs ia tns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
r.ekson ch.Ileng., corh.,,.

sax FRANCISCO. Feb. li.--PeteT Jack
sou today mailed . letter to the editor
Of the New Yerk Clipper, inclosing q
check 70. ~ 500 as forfeit, chslleng-
INK Corbsti To fight 20 . finish, Marquis
OF Qneenshnry rules. tor the
championship of the world and a
side wager OF $4,000 or SO. 900 = side
AMI the largest purse offered by any
club. the contest 10 take place no,
sooner than six or later than ten
months from the date OF the challenge,
balance g. 500 to be deposited at the
final stakeholder when mutually
agreed upon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

\ a
axolkeo- Se.ghbors suppoeed tne
SeStefites uere gong 20 take f1eu an
unnl u4snss ana d.d noS show The least
crftos.sy' tArtsrs ; chef apostle. Jens
tnen hemnton, fQae a. he side- lt u
hirssd thai ee carried soms toweiss b.
tng Just . lstrie skeptlcai.
Arrives - ne lake. Carter gathered
the iittis band about hin aud dsilt-
cred esrmon- fsiin, ns said, could
do anything. IL enabled him, for IN
stance. 20 yak on The vstrf, ~ en-
sbled them % eef nltn walk on the
Wxter. Hn true disciples vert not 10
trpAt mere outWaf1 appearances. lot
ssnchfied men doubtless would zee
naught but mortal man struggling
IA The watsr- That was because ths
devil misied them.
Ins water WAS rather cold. and Car
ter. apparently. did not relish the idea
OF plunging ~ once iato the suim. -
he suggested % Jonathan that they N
dulge IN little preliminary baptlsn.
The saggestlon Was carried out There
WRs much bible re aiding. several sgon-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

CHIcAso. Feb. ii.--At full meeting
OF ali lines in the General Managers
association Of Chicago. representing
Rooksry building today. the following
resolution vas unanimously adopted
'sWhersas, Examinations show that the
wages OF the Chicsg0 railway employees
are new a. high az any in tins country
under ike Conditions. Il - the sense OF
every railroad tsTminng IN Chicago
tnst the condltons exlsung viii not
la.iify advances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

NrSSssFoffs. MINI. Feb. f1.-Sir
Henry Thomas Ceghisn. bsrouet. Of
England hss disd. leaving . fortune OF
a.. 100000 20 bs divided smorg he
heirs. chef Of whom = Mrs. Michael
Hsaiey nf this city. Mrs. Hsnley's
fsther snd sir Henvy's mother we're
brother and sster- s.r Henry dying
chiidless Nrs. Hsnisy = NEXT Of kin.
and a. the bsrnnes left no viii the es-
tate wIll 20 70 her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

FifrsRf ea. "a. Feb. II The fiing
~ tae hiil sxsInst The Harmony society
for the spnoinfn ent of = rscsiver has
a sfned tne dec0rtofs 81 the Eco %
rt'fss Bsnk ~ Institution at Besver
Fsi.. aud a run on tee lnst.tatioo sss
begun tais moraing All demands
Asve al far heea promptly met. ard
10 rlhkers Of the concern say they
esn eonunse 50 DC %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. ll.-Col.
Lswis L. Morgan. who has teen buH-
ness manager Of the New Haven Reg.
lster for the last ten years, died about
| O'Clock this morning st his home IN
this city. The colonel had been III for
q week or more with complication Of
mAladies, but . really serious phase
Was not assumed until yesterday after.
noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
Came by Snow sho.a

NEGAuSEx. Mich, Feb. ll.-In re-
eponse 10 an invitation issued by the
Segaunee SNOW shoe club, about lt0
members of the lshpeming club came
down from that city last night aud
participated in . grand tramp. Headed
by . band they psraded the streets and
fireworks were displayed. the wnoie
forming . grand spectacle. Snow
shoes we're buckled on AZ the r'nk, and
the large crow. took q tramp over the
hills a&d huge sno~ drifts in the out
skirfs Of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

DovER. n. H.. Feb. 1.-The work OF
removing the debfis from the cellar OF
the burned insane asyIum was resumed
tais morning. One more body and
s,me eharred bones were found. This
makes ,hirty-six persons accounted for.
The inquest WAS begun IN the commis-
siyners room Of the county aims house
today
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

bonlls--aot COLA boads. bat boads pay
sbl> IN COIN"
'sI,o you think there Oil b need 70
ln1s bondsf'
81 hope not The bsuks have very
hinaly ana with patr.ouc pcrpose OF
fsrut % give gold for gresDoseks. and
vs wi. b relieved in that way"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

t. rro. a.. Fst4 il-fhsre 4 seems 20
te ssE4 tsnspr tnsf there ssll b~ .
food ~ Tisao. Ias se~ ss tar -
Hsrenxss park .ailf. ssd rlfh the
lfosp~fk IT q cod wsvs. th~ prople
TasY fesro8ssaF fe.f es<y fh< seass
fls,nsi flsEuft- fcaisfrr s~ssffsns me
sfsts n the fver % naes tn fsu.~
nsnf tu-arss men de4ne a. tat the
rsf.y papisestop % tie fxets siisYss
a. tears
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

DETROIT. Mich, Feb. ll.-Another
big realty deal Was contaminated yes
terday. j. L. Hudson and J.. b. Nc
Kay bought 26o acres on both sides OF
Wood ward avenue. commencing 1T
Nine Mile road. The land will be neli;
the price WAS 500 900.