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CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted In the Principal
Cities the Past Week.

Cities the Past Week.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The following,
compiled by the Bradstreets, are the
banks clearings for the week ending
October 18th, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease, compared with the
corresponding week last year: New
Y ork. S4SS, $50. 900, a decrease of 23.S; Chi
cago, $87. All 900, decrease of 1919; Bos-
ton, $1, ,927 900, a decrease of 23.7; Phila-
delphia, S53, ,677, 900, a decrease OF 1913; st.
Louis, $24, 1872 900, a decrease of 1913; San
Francisco, 2,949,000, decrease of $40;
Baltimore, $l2,00S. 900, decrease of 25.2;
Pittsburg, $lI. 1850 decrease of 1852;
Cincinnati, $l1, 1874. 900, a decrease of $40;
Kansas City, 50, 600. decrease of BAL;
Minneapolis, s. ,416, 900, a decrease of 37.7;
Milwaukee, S4.979, 900, decrease of Ala;
Omaha, S3,065, 900, decrease of 1873; Dem
yer, $2,62S, 600, a decrease of 39.1; Port
land, Or, 81, ,362, 900, a decrease of 400;
Seattle, S437 200, decrease of 53.3; Los
Angeles. $S93, 200, an increase of 10.7;
Tacoma. $4,000, a decrease of $50;
Spokane, S282, 900, a decrease of 1856. Total
of the leading cities of the United States,
1908, $40, ,297, a decrease of 23.7.
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night in honor of Admiral Avellan. In
responding to the toast, "The Russian
Navy" Admiral Devigne characterized
1t has been decided that President Carnot
will come to Toulon on the 26th to attend
the launching of the war vessel Jaure-
gudberry, in the presence of Admiral
Avellan and the maritime and military
authorities.
Reports received here from Valence,
Montpelier, Rouay, Nantes, Algiers and
other towns state that they are all hand
a word al the towns are joining in the
welcome extended to the Russian sailors.
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Landed.
to the REooRp-UN1ox.


VICTORIA (B. O., Oct. 15.-Theophilus
II. Davies, guardian of the Hawaiian
Princess Kaiulani, is here, awaiting the
sailing of the steamer Miowera on her re-
turn to Honolulu. 1t was Davies who
organized the party accompanying the
Princess to Washington when she went
to state her case to President Cleveland.
An interesting event in KaiulanPs life
occurs tomorrow, when she attains her
majority. The Princess will winter in
Wiesbaden. Speaking about her plans.
Davies said: "There has been great deal
said and telegraphed about the position
the Princess bears towards the Queen.
They talk about the Princess being will
ing to take the throne. Now the position
is simply this, that there is no question of
her taking the throne during the life of
the Queen except at the Queens request,
SO all this talk to the contrary is entirely
unfounded. IG is a question that never
has arisen and never can arise. She has
never had any idea, as far as know, and
/ certainly have never had any idea she
would do anything but carry out the
Queens wishes. She has been repre-
sented as heading some other party.
There is only one party of HaWallans,
and they are represented by the Queen
and the Princess, as her heiress. The
Princess went to Washington not in her
own interests, but those of the Hawaiian
throne and the nation"
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A Brutal husband.

TOLEDO, Oct. 15.-Half an hour after
giving birth to a child Mrs. Garrett
Manley. wife of plasterer of this city.
was brutally assaulted by her husband.
Manley drove table fork deep into the
woman's temple. He then pulled her
out of bed and kicked and otherwise mall
treated her before he was driven OFT. The
injured woman may not recover. Man
ley denied the parentage OF the child.
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The Pamir Question.

CALCUTTA, Oct. 15.-Dispatches from
Sin1la to-day announce the reported
repulse of the Russian forces in
Pamir as correct. The incident, trivial
in itself. assumes importance from the
fact that many people look upon it as an
attempt upon the part of Russia to reopen
the Pamir question, which Is always
Russian and British forces on the border
of Afghanistan. This seems all the more
likely as Colonel Vannovsky is said to
have threatened to return later with Cos
sacks enough to force his way to Darwaz.
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Tax on state Banks.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The Banking
and Currency Committee of the House
during this week will continue the hear
ings that have been in progress for two
weeks. The Democratic members, or
most of them, are sure they will be able
to secure a favorable report for the bill
repeating the 10 per cent. tax on State
bank circulation, while the opponents
will endeavor to secure favorable re-
mort
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CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
The Repeal Bill Will Occupy the
Attention of the Senate.
PROBABILITY OF a COMPROMISE
MEASURE CARRYING.

Should Such Prove to be the Case, the
General Belief is That There VIII
be a Speedy Movement Looking to
a Recess Until the Regular Session
in December-The McCreary Bill to
Extend the Registration of Chinese
for Six Months to Come to Vote
In the House To-Day.
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rramns Arrested at El Paso.

Ell PAso, Oct. ia large crowd of
tramps from the West, who took posses
sion of an east-bound Southern Pacific
train to 90 to San Antonio, were to-day
brought before Recorder Caldwell.
Twelve of them whose hands indicated
that they were workingmen were each
given a loaf of bread and an exhortation
to leave town at once. The others will be
put to fixing the streets.
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Fatal Railroad Accfdent.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ia Republic. To-
peka, (Kas.), special says: This morning
the regular Denver and Rock Island
train collided with a freight train near
Paxico. Two colored trarnps stealing a
ride on the platform Of the baggage car
were killed. f. +. Harter. mail agent,
sustained serious injuries. Charles Top
per, engineer, sustained fractures of the
skull from which he will die. Baggage
master Forsythe was injured internally,
and his recovery is doubtful.
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Yellow Fever at brunswick.

BRUNSWICK (Ga.), Oct 15.-Thirty- four
new cases of yellow fever were reported
to-day-twenty-thre whites and eleven
coIored. Manuel Thomas, colored, and
ex- Policemen Hendricks died to-day,
and II. Z. Levin, two Perrin boys and
father are hourly expected to die.
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:. .Chancellor and Minlster-Resident.,

BERLIN, Oct 15.-The Hamburger
Ndchrichten, in an article headed "Chan-
cellor and Minister Resident" evidently
inspired by Prince Bismarck, indicates
with returning health the stateman's old
pleasure of conflict reawakened. 1t de-
fends Bismark's old contention that the
posts of Chancellor and Minister Resi-
dent in the interests of state should be
undivided
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

The Result of Practicing Shooting at
Dimes Thrown Into the Air.
STOCKTON, Oct. 15.-George Pusey, a
laundryman of this city, was accidentally
shot by Ollie Ecckleston near French
Camp to-day. The two were at practice
with revolver shooting at dimes thrown
into the air, both being experts. AS
Pusey threw a coin the weapon in
Ecckleston's hands was discharged, and
the bullet hit Pusey in the neck. just
missing the jugular vein. The two jumped
into buggy and drove rapidly to this
city. The wounded man bled profusely.
The wound is serious.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL WRECK. n
A Tramp Believed to Be Responsible
for the Dlsaster

A Tramp believed TO Be KespOnsibIe
for the Disaster.
DETROIT (Mich.), Oct. ia Tribune
special from Jackson, Mich, says: At
the Coroners inquest into the Michigan
Central wreck, which will be held to-
morrow, Alfred t. Slater, an old railroad
man, will testify that he saw tramp
standing on the platform of the car next
to the engine in the second section of the
train. The cock behind the engine that
connected the air brakes was found
turned Immediately after the wreck,
which prevented the air brakes from
working. 1t is believed the tramp want
ed to get off the train before it pulled into
the station, and turned the cock, thlnk-
ing it would make the train slack up.
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Race-Track stables Rurned

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-A lighted match
dropped by stable-boy started fire in
the Fleetwood Park stables to-day.
Fowler's stables were totally destroyed
Joseph King, valuable two year-old
stallion, and Jeanette, also a two-year-
old, were burned TO death. They were
valued at $4,000 Another very valuable
stallion was slightly burned.
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Demonstration of LaborIng Men.

LONDON. Oct. 15.-There was a great
demonstration of laboring men in Hyde
Park this afternoon. Resolutions were
passed condemning the coal mine owners
in severe terms for their treatment of
miners. The resolutions pledged support
to families of miners and demand for
the men fair payment.
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Marshal McMahon Worse.

PARIS, Oct. 15.-Marshal Mcmahon
suffered a relapse to-day. and is now con-
sidered to be worse than at any time since
he became sick.
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AN Danger of Trouble Has Passed.

BUENos AYREs, Oct. 15.-The National
Guard of Daltila has disbanded, and all
danger of further revolutionary trouble
in the district has passed away.
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HAPPY RAILROAD EMpLoYEs.
Shopmen on the Union Pacific to Work
Longer Hours.

OMAHA, Oct. 15.-Unprecedented as the
situation is, 1900 men on the Union Pa
cific will feel Monday that the appoint
ment of receivers for the vast system is
an unmixed blessing, by reason of an
order issued late last night by General
Manager Dickinson increasing the hours
of work for all shopmen thirteen hours
per week. The men have been working
thirty-five hours per week in the shops
throughout the system, acquiescing in
several reductions made during the sum
mer, but have been granted an increase
to forty-eight hours per week, to take
effect Monday morning. 1t will increase
the pay roll S75, 900 per month.
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Battle of SoIferIno.

ROME, Oct. 15.-The King and Queen of
Italy, with the Prince of Naples, Duke
Aosta, Premier Giolitti and Minister of
War General Peiloux, and the Minister
of Marine Admiral Rachia, arrived to-
day by special train at San MARITIME from
Monza. TO inaugurate the anniversary of
the battle of Solferino. An enthusiastic
concourse met the royal party, and the
statue Of Victor Emanuel was unveiled.
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BLACKwooD-DAyIs.
The Son of the Marquis of Duffer
Weds a New York Lady.

1He son OF the MARQUIS OF DuHerfn
Weds New York Lady.
PARIS. Oct. 15.-The civil marriage of
Lord Terence Blackwood, son of the
Marquis of Dufferin, British EN- mbassador,
and Miss Flora Davis of New York,
was celebrated yesterday at Marie. The
religious ceremony will take place to-
morrow. At the civil marriage yester-
day the Mayor made speech chiefly adj
dressed to Lord Dufferin. During the
course of his remarks, the Mayor said:
1.-The English and Americans hcve been
our political educators. 1t was in their
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Frosts in the South.

VICKsBURG (Miss.), Oct. 14.-Cotton
and other tender vegetation in the low
land were nipped by frost this morning
in this portion OF Mississippi. and
heavy frost is also reported in North
Louisiana. The damage, except to late
cotton, is small.
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Scottish Rite of Freemasons.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-The Supreme Court
of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Freemasons for the southern
jurisdiction. of America will convene
here tomorrow. Great interest is at
tached to the gathering this year by rea-
son of the existing vacancy for Post
Commander-G
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British Mediterranean Squadron.

ROME, Oct. 15.-It has been definitely
decided that the British Mediterranean
squadron will arrive at laramie to-mor-
row. The British fleet will remain there
until October Goth. The fleet will reach
Spezzia on October 23d, and will remain
there until the 2Sth.
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state University Burned.

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. Is. = A Tribune
special from Vermilion, S. D., says: The
main building of the State University
was burned this morning, entailing "a loss
of 100000 or more, without insurance.
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HAWAWIIAN ISLANDS.
Davies Speaks of the Plans Of the
Princess Kaiulani.
NO THOUGHT OF RULING DURING
THE QUEENS LIFETIME.

The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's Steamer Newbern, From
Mexican Ports for San Francisco,
Wrecked Short Distance From
and Most Of the Cargo Total Loss,
But the Passengers and Crew Safely
Landed.
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a New Prince.

BUCHAREST, Oct. 10. = The Crown
Princess of Roumania, formerly Princess
Marie Edinburgh, gave birth to son to-
day. Both she and the baby are doing
well.
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the Army Streupth

MoNTEvIDEo, Oct. 15.-The Govern
ment has decided to increase the army
strength, and will take immediate steps
to add to the military force.
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Garibaldi Monument Unveiled.
Death of a Cattle King.

GENOA, Oct. 15.-The Garibaldi monu-
ment was unveiled this afternoon in the
presence of large crowd of people.
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woman,s Christian Temperance Union

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-It is announced that
the National Convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
in Chicago on October 3lst to November
Sd inclusive
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SAD FEATURES OF THE STORM
Steamer Dean Richmond Reported
Wrecked on Lake Erie.
ALL ON BOARD BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN DROWNED.

A Schooner Goes Down on Lake Michi-
gan, and Six Lives Lost-TerrIble
Story of Devastation and Death
Caused by the Storm in and Around
Georgetown. South Carolina = AL
most Every House at Magnolia
Beach Washed Away and Eighteen
People Drowned.
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Disastrous Prairie Fire.

SAN ANTONIO (Texas), Oct. ia dis
astrous prairie fire has been raging in
Victoria County for the past two days,
and is still unchecked. Thousands of
acres of range have been burned over,
and great loss sustained.
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Street Railway Onlcers Elected.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-The stock
holders of the Market-street Railway
Company. the new consolidation of street
railroads, met yesterday and elected the
following officers: President. c. +.
Crocker; First Vice President, II. E.
Huntington; Second Vice-P President, NJ.
D. Stein, Treasurer. n. L. Smith; Secre-
tarY. j. j. WiIlcutt
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HEMPsTEAD {Tex.), Oct. 15.-R. W.
Crawford, at one time the cattle king of
South Texas, died tonight.
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The National Game.

SANTA Rosa, Oct. 15.--The home team
won the ball game here to-day. Score {:
Santa Rosa IL, Petaluma 4.
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Clubhouse, ten miles from Carson, at
noon by the accidental discharge OF his
shotgun. He had just stepped ashore
from duck boat, and was pulling the
boat out of the water. Some one said
there was ducks overhead. Givevich
grabbed the muzzle of his gun, the ham,
mer caught on the seat, discharging the
gun. The charge entered his right breast
below the nipple. He gave cry. and
fell into the water.
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Deacon and wife to BECOME Reconciled

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-If reports from
good social circles aret to be believed, Mrs
Edward Parker Deacon and husband are
to become reconciled before many days
eiapse
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Accidentally Killed Himself.

CARSON New, Oct. 15.-George Give
vich of the firm of Bryson & Givevich,
was instantly killed at the Washoe Lake
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a Young Girl Mysterlously pisappears.

Young Girl Mysteriously Disappears.
MARTINEZ, Oct. 15.-Yesterday after
noon young girl named Hulda Adder
son, employed as a domestic in tho
family of L. A. Mahon, left the house for
walk, and has disappeared SIZE was
last seen on the Grangers' wharf between
and o'clock, aud it is supposed fell off
the wharf, or jumped off. The missing
girl had been in poor health for about
year past, and was subject TO violent
headaches, during which She apparently
lost her mind.
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Preparing for Vincent's Executio

FRESNO, Oct. 15.-The Sheriff has begun
preparing the inclosure and scaffold for
the execution of DR.. f. o. Vincent, sem
fenced to be hung on the 9th of this
month for the murder of his wife two
and half years ago. The doomed man
looks swan, haggard and pale, though
appearing as not having given up hope
that Governor Mark ham will at the last
moment save his neck.
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Special to the RECoRD-UN1oS.

People Drowned.
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ANoTHER wRECK REPoRTED.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Up to las this Mon
day. morning it is impossible to substan-
tiate rumors current earlier in the even
ing that vessel with several people on
board foundered oft South Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Cornelius DE Heus this morning be-
fore Judge Buriingame pleaded guilty
To the charge os burgiarizing the store
OF Adrian DeWindt. on West Bridge
street. on the night Of June -. and
stealing six pocket knives and some fish
ing tackle valued at go. The Judge adj
minissered his usual fatherly lecture TO
tho young man. who - but ID years old
He told Cornelius that he came Of q
respectable family and ought to be
ashamed at tho fact that ne has never
been an honor to IL, but the reverse all his
days. and gave him one year n Ionia in
which To reform and reflect on the error
Of his ways. Cornelius older brother
Was his only relative in the court room
when he Was sentenced. The boys were
very boy.lke in their parting. They
shook hands without saying word, and
squeezed hard TO keep the tears back.
DE Heus il the FIRST OF the gang Of boy
burglars Ia be sentenced. Charles
Clarke. who was interested in the recent
attempted burglary OF the peoples res
taurant. was also present in the superior
court this morning with his father. He
will probably be tried next week. -Four
other boys have just been held in police
court for similar crimes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Neil Ds Hughes and Arthur Myers
were taken 20 the Ionia prison yester-
day afternoon ~ Deputy Sherlf5s Wor-
Eel ard tsisdsa- The prisoners were
sent FOE one year each FOR burgIarizing
The Peop.es restaurant few days ago.
5aurs Braniis. the Greek candy and
fru.f settler located at the corner a the
Kent County Savings bank 90 Canal
strrcf. was arrested last night on Canal
strcst Toe fast driving
Mr. and Mrs George 5. Boltwood and
,lr and NIr~ Iacius HOLLYWOOD will give
a dancing party az the North park
pssilipa tomorrow evening
Yesterdays bank clearipgs amounted
- slt3. 1850. decrease of els. -il-3l "a
compared With the epoEding day Of
last rear.
N.ss Mac S,trahsn has sent out invita-
tons irr a darcing party 10 be held IA
THE County club casino. July 10.
The husband 70 the woman who at
tempt,td suicide Tuesday aeon is Edgar
Reed iesfsad - james Reed.
Dvnnis Nilaiey. the new police ser
gcsnt. assumed bis new duties at ITO
last night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Ma Eunics Skinner a Rockford. IN
aged lady. furnishsd amusement In large
chunks for Judge Groves section Of the
superior court yesterday afternoon and
viii probably furnish some more today.
She 10 the wife OF Reuben Skinner. 80
years old. who. il will b remembered.
lay In jail here for some weeks last win
ter on the charge Of trying 10 brain
Eunics with IN AZ and Of very near sue
ccediug. He was tried for the crime.
but was adiudgsd insane and ssnt to
Kalamazoo. Fred W. Stevens. ~ his
guardian. 10 now seeking to have his
conveyance of . farm to his wife set
aside. On the ground of undue influence,
and that the old man was not rcsponsi-
BILE when be made the transfer. The old
lady was on the stand herself yesterday
afternoon and talked 90 fast that she
drove the court reporter nearly to sui
eide. Under cross examination she adj
mifted having treated Reuben 10 lemon
ade one 4th of july after they had separ-
ased. but denied that she had offered
the enticing liquid a. an allurement TO
bring him back to her bed and board.
She further declared that Reuben Was
"a very short man" in fact. entirely too
short. and not much use anyway except
20 do light chores.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

ne regular weekly Geettug % tbs
c.. .ldrsns Home board Of nAnassrs
was ksid yssserdzy sftsrnooa at the resi-
dsnes e NrA T. A. 4o~,isy- Nothing
outsisis Il the regular routine business
xss brought b<fose the nesting. Mrs
BsuDson. ths new Dstrun- v IN charge
snd tie children afflicted with The
nss.lss ass getting along uicsiy.
Nfs =. ID. Nrbush. Of il3 Ransom
street, gave . - "Wednesday afternoon
IL honor II her guest AfA L. Wren. d
For Lesvsnuorth. ksnsaA
Tha West SIDE Bsrssolsnt Society
vus srsestaicsd by Mrs BFsineld Al her
residences. No. - Scxsbnss strese ysness-
day sftssnoon-
The regular meeting Of the Union OF
Upiops viii be hsid in Good TeDplsrs'
hall ia the McAu,ien block as 3&O this
afserEocn-
MiAs Estelis Putnam gave . reception
~ her home. corner of Washington and
College avenue. Wednesday aftssnoon-
This evening Mra q h jerks VII
give . reception In honor Of ArA and
Aiss Garvsy. of San Francisco.
The Willard w. G. 7. U. will meet
With Nra Longpleass. No I'll Quarry
strsst. at three O'Clock today.
Ths foundation for the new home d
Dssconees on Lyon street 10 completed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Samuel orveat. Mss Turner. Joe Ep-
slime. Abraham Hootxinse. Bert Godella.
and Jim Bands. hucksters. we're az
seSzed g. line ard ssiJ costs each in
police court yesterday for huckstering
without license. Al appealed their
cases. Four Italian fruit peddlers ar
rested on . siusiar charge had their
rssc- nolle prosfi. the complaints hav-
ing been drawn up under an old ordin
amer which has been held defective.
Several other hucksters appeared and
had their cases adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

The sensational divorce suit II Henry
Van Voorhis ys. Florence Van voorhis.
which vent TO the supreme court and
vas reversed In favor u Mrs Van voor-
bis by that body. 10 brought once more
before the public by q hearing begun
yesterday afternoon before Circuit Court
Commissioner Comsfock. The hearing
10 - determine the amount Of property
possessed BY Mr.. Van voorhis. - that a
higher court may establish an equitable
division. aud vii probably occupy all %
today or more. az the evidence TO be re
viewed - xoluminous.