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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
THE SWIrcHMEN'S STRIKE.
Fully One Thousand Factory Men Are Out
of EMPLOYMENT as "A Result.

MUNCIE, IND, Jan. 1.-THE Lake Erie
switchmens strike IS growing worse and
no cars are being handled. The business
interests Of the city are being materially
interfered with, while fully 1000 factory
men are out Of work as the result.
General Superintendent Hill was called
away last evening by a telegram announ-
cling that his father was dying, and no
settlement or action is likely until he re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
Russell Hnrrlson,s PAPER.

HELENA. MONT, Jan. 1.-THE Hslens
Journal, Russell Harrison's paper. which
was seized by the sheriff the morning
after the Presidential election, will re-
sumo publication in few days. all ,rou.
bles having been adjusted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
easily Works OF Art Burned.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE large building
at the corner u Twentieth street and
Michigan avenue occupied by the caiu.
met Club. burned tonight. Many costly
works OF art were among the contents.
The loss will reach 500 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
p.Scr oF THERMOMETERS.

Range OF the Thermometer at The Times
Office yesterday, January II, 1888;
o A. NJ. 10; y ~. n; H. NJ, 81 o y.
NJ. 27; p. NJ, IL; midnight IL. Aver
age, 20 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
Nnshingion Notes.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 1.-THE
Senate to-day confirmed the nomination OF
the following postinasters; Georgia-H ID.
Bush, Coyington; William Galaher, Sanders
Vile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
All Harb0rs BlOckaded.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 17.-Dls-
patches tonight indicate that all hsrbors on
the coast from Delaware BreakSate north
are blockaded with Ice and coast lined with
ice-bound vessels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
carlxIe harris Must Banr.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE court OF
appeals to-day affirmed the Judgment Of
the lower court conyicting Carlyle w.
Harris of murder In the first degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
Mr.. Blalne's Condition.

WASHINGTON. Jan. H.-Mr. Blaine ts
reported 10 have passed good night ana
Is resting nicely to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
COLD WEATHER IN EUROPE.
Zero Zephyrs Prevail the World Over
Many Deaths Result.

PARIS. Jan. 17.-There is little abate-
ment in the severity ~ the cold weather
here. To-day a heavy snow storm pre-
walls. ard the ground is covered TO such
n depth that traffic on the streets is at a
standstill. a number of persons have
died from the effects Of the exposure The
rivers Seine, Loire and Loiret are frozen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
SCHULTHEIS A MURDERER.
His Confession Releases nm Innocent
Man FrUm Prison.

DfTRoIT. Mich. April l3-Otto
Schuliheis. dying man. has sworn on
the witness stand that he wanthe slayer
~ William knsck. and that his uncle.
George Bosscnbcrger. convicted of the
crime on the first trial. is innocent. IL
was pathetic and unusual court room
scene. Schultheis Was brought 10 court
in "A cab. and was attended 10y two doc.
tors and his aunt He looked pale and
weak and was unable to walk alone. His
own rocking chair was substituted for
the seat usually occupied 10y witnesses.
and propped up 10y pillows and wrapped
lin blankets. the young man Was kept on
the rack for full hour and hall. The
physicians stool near by. and one of
them occasionally administered stim-
uant Ia the invalid. In answer t.
questions the witness said that when
the row occurred knack chased him and
caught him 10y the throat. lie also
struck him on the head with stone. In
aslf defense Schultheis pulled pocket
knife and stabbed his sssailant in the
arm At the cornners inquest and in
published interviews al the time - the
murder Schulihcis denied all know ledge
81 the sisbbing. Attorney Robson
wanted the witness 10 explain why he
did So. but on tho objection II the prose
cution his explanation was excluded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
nv A RROKt:N RAIL.
4 Dosen Pcr-o"s injured In an Iron
Mountain Wrcs'k.

DssoTo. Mo. April IL Passenger
train No ~ ~ the =; Louis. Iron Noun
tain 4 Snn,hsrn. which left the union
depot last night al z, 'of the -puth in
charge - Conductor John " Dot.-
Engineer John Bailey sad Fireman
frv.l Parker vas defaiied ~ lo O'Clock
lsst night Al point two miles north -
De-nto and thirty uine miles from ~.
Louis The train VAS coniJs--.'i - tao
coaches. tao baggage ears and sleeper
The train left ~ Louis on tiee last
night. snd sss running. near Victoria.
,sents I've miie- 40 h0dr shen bfus~n
rail e.nssi the accident The engine
sni hsszage car ps-s~,i over rsfsiy bot
the expires too e"sch-- sad "n@ .ls"Isf
serr turned over. iBiufins The feilus
tonsi8ets, ! VI Dots~ 10 charge - the
ifsln. sas cut ot the head snd hi- l--ly
hsas~esi. Me- 4 " tioycs Memphis
fssne~-e. slightly inluFei sis1ui The
hssd snd -habhierr NJ Ibllon sad =
"A Saith Isgtl= itses Afssosss Afs
J. q =. hele- thhsso, fsssus hu-hef
u ~ Hnes Jsear~ NJ li.nald Melville
"A s.s1sssa. NJ sad Ms james &
Asnss~r ksasss clsy. Missouf,. ssfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Nrw Yosk. April ia-The chamber
~ commerce issued a0o invitations &c
their reception at the Waldorf the
afternoon in honor - the Duke 10
versgus and hls party. The re~piion
proper occurred in the white and esss
hall room. The hotel CORRIDOR were
pretty thoroughly packed before the
ducal party came down the stairs. The
duchess came fret ON the arm - Henry
Willard Then came the duke with Cor
nelius y Bliss Tho Hon. Maria DE
Pillar Columbus followed with J : Ken
nedy After them were the Marquis
Barhoies with the Marquis N,lIslohrs.
Louis WindmiIlcr with Gommsndey
Dickins and o~ssr ~ Strsuss -ith the
duke'e enn. Tho party fpck ur thsir
position ai the bead - the hall NON and
Tor the three hours following wefe STARED
~ ard pushed aud shaken hy tie hard
with truly memorable abandon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
DEATH IN THE STEAM
The Steamer Choctaw Blows Out
aCylinder Head.
FATALLY scAlDlMe HeR CREW
Two Men Are Alrcady Drad and .
Third Lts~ Dy ing ~ . HospisaL
The Ftsvs Lake Dtnasses.

DrrRoIr. Mich. April lo.-The cylin-
der head Il the straig htback steamer
Choctaw blew out this morning while
the vessel Was on Lake 81. Clair. killing
two and probably fatally injuring one of
tho crew. The Choctaw had passed the
fats on her way dawn.
The dead: Nelson Chamber. oiler.
badly scalded; died ten minutes after.
&. Jones. fireman. scaldcd about the
back. arms and head; died at tho hos
pi,al.
Tho injured: r. h. Thompson. oiler.
badly scalded about head and body,
dying at the hospital.
r. Smith. chief engineer. allDktIy
scaided about the hands-
The dead and injured were brought
to the city late in tho afternoon on a
tug. Both Of the dead men lived in
Cleveland. which was also the home oi
Thompson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
HE SHOWS HIS HAND
Cahisle's Scheme to Stop the
Dram Of God. !
BOND ISSUANCE 4 LAST HOPE
Hot Lac Gaze They Are l.sued Fhey
Viii h~ sotd Abroad asd Nos
I'm America

w,saISGros. April ia, the treas
ury today u ~as emphatIcsliy denied
that any order has yet been issued to
stop the fe,i-mption In gold II the treas
ury notes u i-ss. and the statement was
made thst absolutely nothing would be-
don= uafil the emergency arrived II
any action hss been taken. u is probably
In the form u letter u warning. OF .
personal character. Ia tn. assistant
treasurer in N-~ York. informing him
what the policy ot the treasury ell he
IN cSa-e the free gold entirely disar pears.
bat shich might be used a. an esd~r II
nrsr-rarv
IL - believed that 20 Far as possible.
the western bankers will come to the aid
"a the secretary 20 the treasury ant
supply him With sgifi',.ent gold to meet
the present demand.
II - added that the issuance Il bonds
would probably be the lsst method that
The -.vFetary would turn Ia IN a crisis. II
if shOuid arrive The policy ~ Che de-
partm.0t ~oul,i lksly h~. tlrst the stop
page & the gold payment on the treas
ury aotcr, SECOND the Use Ia certain
sxtent "a The gold reserve. and finally
th- bond is-ur-
IL thi- lazt course Vas finally reached.
it = thought that they would not he
,ii~fo-ed "a 90 tins sid. II the water. IA
this Nould only bring a temporary re-
lief la tins connection the visit of j.
Pirreront Morgan u this city Just be
fore his departure Tor Europe and his
consultation with Mr.. Carlisle are re-
cal--L IL vas stated IN pf.s-d.spatche-
that II MIR Morgan had any mission 10
perform for TINS country AZ VAS probably
the arrangement Tor the disposition IN
foreign oountris-- u the bonds IN case
they werp issued This belief In nov
strengthsned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
AMERICA WON.
The Forcign Tas~ as the Roads Cans
Row With Ua

FonrKrss MoNroy. Va, April lo-To.
nigh, the men 81 the San Francisco are
wildly rejoicing In every race In which
their crews rowed to-day they came OF
victorious and the enthusiasm ~ the
San Franciecans at FORTRESS Monroe Ia
night IL of no low degree ~ hilxrity. The
men are "A on liberty. the officers are
cxui~rant. and all Americans are hapJ,
because in a contest with the nno<t aih
letic fellows ~ the English and Vie
Russian feet. American muscle. Ameri
can skill and American boats carried q
the palm. The races were rowed IN the
quiet waters - Elizabeth rivrr Boats
were ~ thick IN at . man might almost
have walked from the crowded wharves
of Norfolk on one pide 10 the equally
dense throngs ~ people in Portsmouth
on The other side. The beats passed TIE
finishing line in the various races ss
follows:
First race. siv osred girr San Fran
cisco. Philadelphia. Blskc. Chicago ard
the Russian.
second. twelve cared cuti~rs San
Francisco. Chicago. Atlanta. Newark.
Charleston. Philadrlphia and Tartar
Third. uS cared whaiehsoks San
Francisco. o.Philadelphis. n ans&. Charles.
ton and Australia.
Fourth. four CARED dinry San Fran.
cisco Baltimore. Chicago and f'hiisdel
phia
Although the money actually paid in
prizee as no, large, the highest pure
being only 80 ~ the FIRST and ep o. the
second boat. q considerable sum of
money changed hands. The consequences
- that tonight the San Francisco men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
woHID's FAIR rOsTOFFICE-
You Can send Mail There Now lf You
Wish

WAsHlScroN. April IL Postmaster
General Bi=rsi has issued notice 81 all
psf masters that there - nov IN opera
tirn 10 the government building on the
grounds 20 the worlds fair a branch -
tte Chicago = -iot'ice known "a the
maze regular collections and deliveries
through its own force - letter carriers
srou3 and ,o all points ~ the grounds.
snJ will transact money order and
registry business. a. well IA all other
business pertaining to first class post
orce fustmssters are instructed IN
uss every proper means 10 give publicity
p this information. ~ order that per.
sons attending q yisIi the fair. u they
ir-l-e. can have their mail addressed
% the worlds fair station.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
uia Wtfc's Will.

PoKr HrRoN. Mich. Aprii ~. A pccu-
liar will case sIll he protested next Mon
day in the probate court. In $50 Anna
Hicks persuaded her husband. John
Hicks. Ia decd 10 her his property on
promise ~ will in his favor in case ~
death The husband put the property
In her name and the will. involving IN all
only $1,000 in real estate and money.
Was made out Before Mrs. Hicks
death. which occurred in 1921. she be-
came provoked with her husband over
come myaters and made a new will in
favor e her sister. Theresa Mackay.
John Hicks will now contest this will.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
CIf.Nf.I.a<D'S PLANS.
lie Will be Away PROM Washington
Ats,ut a Week.

W~aSGroS. April IL The president
expects ,o be absent from Washington
sbout week N attendance upon the
naval review and the opening 1t the
worlds fair tie VII 20 10 New York
rexf week and reuialn until the official
ceremonies c"uGecto.i with the review
are ever. \ short rest will follow his
20 n to Washington. and ne wlil then
D. vc n Chicago. to To- absent three or
o., \ e The details II the program
haze n zen arranged Mr.. Cleveland
VII 90 md the naval rendezvous in
Han, en- ads and Mrs Cleveland
Mi no. acc 4pany her husband 10 Chi
ca. l Al - sh- Will ~ with him IN
New Al the cabinet lssiies will
D. With tne president and tho members
= he eahin-t in Ne~ York. and II is
probable that they will accompany the
presidentia party to Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
HF BHokE rUE RECORD.
Cleveland Mako More Appointments.
Than Nt- Predecessors.

" ,sHrvrroN April IA \ comparison
- The Vors and Duration - the sytra
session csi'ed az the beginning n tho
late administration and AZ the com
rneucsuent n Mr.. Cleveiand'- presi
DENTAL term "a Interesting Contrary
- che general prevailing opinion. u ~
found that Mr Cleveland iu the session
which has Iusf clo~et has broken the
rerurt snd made more appointments to
ofice fhau any n his presl.cessors. ev
ceefing The appointments - Mr. Hsrri
=cr tufIrx 'hc ssnie ii'ne Nv more than
twenty five Ih. EXTRA sessions q l--'
and i~-1 adjourned April , vhil- the
recent sesston continued nn;Ii April Il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Ready for Emergency.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April ~ Adju
tant General Fite received a telegram
from Tracy City TO-DAY saying the miners
were threatening tn release the convicis
tonight: \ later Telegram denied this
statement The troopa. however. have
been ordered Ia bc read, At a moments
notice.
IN engine With steam up - attached
to a special train at the Union depot
ready Ia convey troops ~ Tracy City n
their services are needed. Five military
companies aud one battery are ready Ia
move. General lite will not send them
unless an attack is made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
FORTUNES PLAYTHING.
Relative Of Two ES Presidents Starv.
ing I'm 1brnver.

DrSvrs. April 10 William Henry
Harrison. nephew 81 President William
Henry Harrison. and related toeS Presi
,ieht benjamin Harrison. according to
his story. applied yesterday for clothing
through the charity organizations. and
also asked the county FOR transportation
"a Deer Ledge. Montana. Mr. liar
rison IL about ~ years old and
is now stopping at No. l2'l Ar
lington street. North Denver. with
a family who il said to have known the
unfortunate old man in his better DAYS
when he was we'll oT. Mr. Harrison
came to Denver several months ago
from Montana. Secretary Thompson -
the Humane society has written Ia tho
last known address - -om~ 81 Mr. liar
rison's children. He IL said to have
son a, or near Sedalis. Missouri. another
am n, Akron. Ohio. and daughter.
Reb~ccs Wilson. At Lancaster. Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Calls Warner aLiar

ROCHESTER,. y. T.. April l9-H. H.
Warner is still in New York. but will
leave there tonight or in the morning
FOR Rochester. He claims that Mr..
Yates failure was not caused 10y the lat
ter indorsing his paper and that he will
make no assignment Mr.. Yates friends
state that he has paid $1,000 of War
n.rs notes during the past few weeks.
Mr.. Yates himself is quoted az saying
that Mr.. Warmers statement sent out
hy the Associated Press Monday was
lie from beginning In end. Assignee
Duffy is at work on an inventory 81 Mr.
Yates assets and liabilities. but No
figures have been given out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. THU RsDAY MORNING APRIL

slsso slightly injured. bat proceeded 10
their destination. Superintendent
Hardy and Trsinmsstss Hayden went
with special train a. the wreck with
medical aitendsnc-. and train was run
from, 81 ioui. with Chief Surgeon w.
II. Ouisn and sticndsats from the Me
souri Pacific hospisrl. Trsiiic wAs de
isyed about eight hourA The coaches
we're hsily damaged aud ihe cust to the
railway wiIi b. considerable. Conductor
h,tes wss wedgc,l in between the bag
gage car and coach. sustaining internal
injuries. q horribly iaoesatsd arm and
several ugly cuts On the face. He was
brought to 81 Louis this morning. and
after being taken 10 Ais residence in
south ST. Louis. was removed 10 the
Missouri Pacific hospital HE injuries
may prove fatal. brakeman Grecly wss
also caught in the wreck. and while his
injuries are not necessarily fatal. his
face and arms are badly laccfsted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

J,cxso>. Mich. April IN The second
day - the combination horee eale was
moro largely attended than the hrs, "a nd
the prices we're better. Twenty four
head were cold. the average price feing
4 trifie over tlIo. Among the moet i'm
rortant safes ~cre Ncddie II. a 3 year
old hay colt. Ia Jamcs Wilson. Union
City. sil5 Jackeon Boy soid 10 George
Jones. Ncyaunse. 400. Me.is X Ia - w.
Godfrey. Parma. tl.spo. J 4. Mont. full
brother to Junemont. 2ls. ~ VIII
Kline. jackson. $50 4 number ~
others soli for nearly $40 each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

INprANAroLrs. April 10 Last night
young man named John Young was
found in an unconscious condition al
the foot " stairway on West Maryland
street and inmates of the house said
that he had been struck 10y Charles Sci
bert. Ioung's injuries were not thought
Ia he serious. but he grew worse i'm the
night and died this morning. Scibert
appeared at the stationhouse this after
noon and surrendered but said he knew
nothing of the affair until he learned
that the officers we're looking for him.
He was taken Ia the house where the
trouble occurred and was positively
identified by Mollic Downs and Emma
Binan az the man who had struck the
fatal blow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

TolEpo. Ohio. April 10 That the re
cent decisions of Judges Kicks and Taft
ia tho Ann Arbos strike matter do not
Apply to railroads alone. is evidenced by
the filng IN the United States court to
day IL u sensational suit against the
members cf the Toledo Produce ex.
change bv the Union Elevator company.
which claim "a suffered heavy dam
ages in the past four years 10y rea-
ssa u boycott or alleged dis
elimination on the part OF the de
fansiants in publicly announcing
On the floors of the exchanges that no
grain would be- r~ceised from the Union
compa,,y's elevator. II the injunction
10 granted the company will commence
suii under the rulings of Judge Racks
end the provisions u the Sherman anti
trust law 10 recover the amount lost by
him in the past four years. The plain
tir estimates his yearly loss at 100000.
and as the sherman law provides that
IN a case cf unjust discrimination the
guilty parties shall pay three times the
amount Il the damages sustained. there
will be due the Union Elevator company
the sum ~ 81 ...nO.ocO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Elizabeth Winner.

ELrz,s.TH. " j.. April l9-First race.
FIVE eighths ~ mile-Perrlere Jouet
won. ST. Domingo second. Long Beach
third. time. ltSi,.
Second. one half mile-Joyce won.
Sentinel second. Aleppo third: time. 81.
Third three quarters of nile-On-
ward won. Early Blossom second, Fagot
thArd; time. l15s..
Fourth. three quarters of a mile
Yorkville Belle won. White \ose second.
Blossom third, time. 1854.
Fifth. three quarters of milc-Bel-
wood won. Uncle Sim second. Harvest
third. time. l:l6i,.
S,xih. one mile Madrid won. Hammie
second. Long Bounce third; time. lio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
ROYAL AnCANUM OFFICERS.
The ssese Cosveast'a - Muskqgus
ttalshss ess 13snsineA.


Mrskssox. Mich. April ~ The state
council u the Royal Arcaaum closed its
lstSnrs ai o'clock today. AZ this morn
ing's ssssion reports q the finance com
mittee aud committee pa state Il the
order were read. They showcd the OF
der IA be in . hourshing condition
Kalamazoo wAs chosen ~ the place for
holding the pcxf meeting The follow.
officers were elected: Grand regent. n.
4. Haigca Lansing; grand wee regent.
John Devossrr. Kalamazoo; graLd s~cre-
tsry. s. A. Gr.xgs. Detroat: grand treas
urer. W. 4. Csmptril. Detroit; grand
orator. l. II. Piues. Saginaw, grand
chaplain. j. S. Briggs. Hudsop;
grand guide. II. I'll. Aplin. West Bay
City; grand warden. T. r. Wcod
cock. Mice; grand trustees. c. A. fstin.
Almont. r. A. Steven, lonix. II. X
Bockster. Grand ksplds; grand sentry.
L. b. Edinborough. West Bay City;
representative 90 supreme council. J. w.
Cochrane. Midland; state medical ex
sminer. j. II. Weilings. Lansing The
above officers were installed by Supreme
Representative Moulton of Cleveland.
assisted by Past Grand Representative
J. 4. Carter OF Geneva. Ohio Before
adiourning the council adopted a reso-
luton condemning senate bill No. a.,
affecting the Royal Arcanum and
kindred frssernsl benefit orders. and re-
quested all members of the Legislature
Ia do ell in their pOwe. To defeat the
measure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

The Legislature Downs Another Anti.
Pass Measure.

LANSING. Mich. April 10 Representa-
tive Anderson Of Grand Rapids WAS
called TO the chair Of the house this aft
ernoon and he fillei the place with
credit.
A conference committee from both
houses will consider matters and things
at the Agricultural college and perhaps
recommend reforms. Speaker Tateum
appointed Representatives Linderman.
Holdridge and Chamberlin as the house
committee today.
Another bill to prohibit free railroad
passes 10 Legislators got but thirty nine
votes in the house today. The vote by
which it failed to pass was not recon
sidered.
The Doran bill % incorporate the
order of Chosen Friends was steered
through the house this afternoon by
Representative White. Another bill by
Senator Doran. amending the law rcla
tive 10 dissolving corporations. also
passed the house. The governor ap-
proved the act repeating the one allow
ing the confinement of federal prisoners
from other states within the state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20

Prrr~r, RI. April II The John Bull
engine and old train arrived at Pitts
burg 90 time this morning. The trip
during the late hours - the night was
without incident The John Bull was
slightly "wheery' after the run over the
Allcghsny mountains and was taken To
the shop, where needed repairs were
made VI the Union station crowds
viewed the relics In Allegheny City
thousands - children from the public
schnols. a@ yell a. citizens without mum
b.r. lined the tracks snd gave the train
a rfNai Ns lcnre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-20
Wi,I,--- Against Curtis.

S,s FR,~ci~co. April - The rolicr
comm issloncr- have dismissed tho
charge 10 unofhccr like conduct against
Erne-' r Bode. the policeman sho wa4
accused - rohhing VI titan Miller IN u
dice game Bodc is the policeman v bo
.sure that he saw VI b. tutiis the
actor. run up street On the night that
Officer Grant was killed. anil wss ih.
strongest vitnesa sealns' Curtis during
h.r trial fpr mnrief