davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

gracefully and without abandon to the figaro
or some other form of the jacket. She uses it
with close little revers, showing silk or velvet.
which cease at the shoulders and refrain Srom
the 1880 fall over the balloon sleeves. Or she
Utilities the jacket as suave without the revers
In this case it flares very slightly to show the
silken lining. The hat above all this taut sim
plicity may be an 1880 poke its feathers nod
ding defiance and its scoop proclaiming that
though the girl beneath is tailor-made, she is
also up to all the latest freaks.
A travelling gown seen on brand new bride
was of postman's blue ladies' CLOTH The re-
vers of the jacket were faced with blue silk shot
with red. The vest was crossed BY rows of
narrow passementeriea and the skirt was finished
with il.
The hat was a decided looking poke Of blue
felt, trimmed with tall plumes.
The LATEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

softly. huently. persist
ently raining as it
rains on the afternoon
OF the morning when
you hesitate a minute
or two at the hat stand,
and finally decide not
20 take your umbrella
down town with You.
1t was one Of those fine
rains-I am not prais-
ing which wet you
20 the skin in about four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

IIIt 'uT-tI tVNtT dFInhOIt- IheN tnaDSe As often
a. my lady changes her corset cover and are
washed a. often the covers are. of course.
The old untIdy custom O! having protectors
fastened into dress sleeve. STAYING there as
log a. the dress Is worn. j. all done away with
IL vOG do not wear corset covers and do not
want 20 then you have your protectors slipped
~ D.s, maj JdSt ", 80 Ut, "hiI I
bons n the armholes of your dress and the pro-
tector y ned IN and is not put away with the
dress when the dress Is taken of but are united
and taken ont. Inc best protector Is a heavy
OGOr.css rubber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11
AcconnnnOd ating.
From Truth.

From Truth.
that bave suitable for daughter twelve years
old"
Mrs. Russell-''Well, I've changed my mind
now. think I'll wait until she's fifteen"
Jeweler-"All right Take a chairr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11


The hrst illustration shows the back view of
pretty ball dress AMI a costume with shawl
blouse The first l. OF iImy material. tulle or
gEuze. With an uUder3ress Of silk or satin both
FOR the -kirt and bodice. The skirt Of this frock
l. gathered N al the waist and j. trimmed with
tulle ruche about the neck and bottom of the
sArt. over which passes garland Of roses of a
delicate shade. with bud- and leaves complete
and which on one side pass half wav up the
skirt The waist i covered with tuile yery
fun, and at the back has a very wide cash which
f,lstens under large bow. BaRds Of roses form
the braces and both the wai-tband and The
sash are made Of satin. Turning TO the right
hand figure. there Is a shawl blouse made OF
white six crepe. with Valencieunes insertion.
The perfectly plain skirt displays the same in
serfion AZ regular intervals. which NAV be reg
ulated according TO taste. There is a high
VI sdici collar. The sleeves are very large and
F1reG; below the elbow there is a long cuff.
which Il stitched in by a herriugbone stitch
re vast passes underneath the skirt and the
sleeves are provided inside with epaulets OF stff
Inuslln IN order TO keep them upright on the
shoulders. Two triple folds fasten the back of
the collar TO the waist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

jewels are placed in the shoulder bows. the dia-
monds forming the flowers and the emeralds
the leaves. Our model is draped a
rImperatrice. on q. tigst-fitting lining,
winch Is laced behind. The couture
IL done high on the head, in Louis XIII style;
only light band Of diamonds marks "a line above
the front curls Of this very becoming style of
hair dressing to many faces Another stylish
bodice also merits description. The lower part
is thick velvet, covered with yellow hinged
Venetian lace, interviewer with gold thread 1t
is cut square and the lace IL draped transversey
across. apparently without seam or stitch,
passes under the arms and forming side
agraffe, ends with double heading at the back
round it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11
EVENING MANTLES
And a Peep at What is Worn Beneath Them
in Paris,

|
The Paris Opera House is, generally speak
ing, place where beauty and fashion may be
seen to advantage, and it is both amusing and
interesting to watch the crowds of well-dressed
ladies waiting in the crush room for their car
ridges. While recently doing so we par ticu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11
FOR FAIR " MEN
Pretty Ball Dresses and Gowns for
Evening Wear.
MATERIAL AND LINN G.
Valuable Points About the Construction of
Dainty Costumes-A Reception Costume
Suitable for Middle Ase-stineninx for
Si.eVeS-fa-hion'sE dfcts.
sYsciai Correspondence Of The Evening star.
NV YoRK. February 10. 1903.

UDICES PROBE RI
have no wrong side: that
the bones and all sEst
ARE put between the ma
terisland the lining, which
j. Of silk or saIin. of a
contrasting color to the
outside. so that the dress
is ~ pretty as can ba
when it hangs over a chair
while my badly changes or
as i, il laid ont ready for
her to get into. Sleeve
protectors-those dread
tul things are basted into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11
A PICTURESQUE GOWN
Which Takes One Biik 10 the Fashions
of 1893.

The thoroughly artistic followers Of Parisian
modes must delight in the waxing boldness Il
design in the models coming to us ever week.
They must rejoice, too, that the bewildered
spectators mentally con history and strive to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11
Member. Of the stock isxchanxe

Who smoke new pure and extra me Old Dominion
Cigarettes have steady nerves, clear heads and
Judge the market rightly. Photograph In each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

Partisan Fsshion Paper Praises . stars
Moderation in Dress,

bright woman writing in the last number
Of Paris paper says: IF one viii study the en-
sembie of the newest creations worn by the
stars Of our theaters will see that taste is
not sacrificed to the ridiculous extravagances
which the fancy Tor the empire forms and the
1880 adjustments can introduce into the m, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

A reception costume for q middle-aged LADY
A. next pictured 1t il Of satin, trimmed either
with plush or marabout- The belt should be
cut vide or narrow. according TO the figure Of
the wesrer. The trimming for the waist can be
real or imitation lace. IL falls from the neck
IN large folds, something like q zouave jacket,
and may either hang loosely or be fastened in
under the belt
The prettisst cloaks for evening are those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

Now let US take peep at what is worn be-
meath this rich drapery. Should the opera
cloak be taken off we catch glimpse of lovely
dress bodices, although after the way of all good
dressmakers they seem quite simply made. Our
first illustration shows corseet of myrtle
green velvet embroidered with gold. At the
back it reaches to the top of the high bodice,
but going below the arms in front. 1t is loose
from the upper drapery of turquoise blue Grape,
drawn together in the middle by cluster Of
diamonds and emeralds. Similar clusters Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
nAp MICHIGAN N MiNp.
Three Republicans ousseti From ofnce
f.,r Two Democrats.

WAsBIN os June s The cousuias
appo.ntueats made tosiay viii have tle
effect of oussing from uiiee twenty re
publicans. among them hc.ug thT,cfrom
Michigan. three from lndianai one from
Illinois and one fronl Missouri jorrp4
G.. Donnelly ~ NlacousiD. Tie new con
sal general 10 Nueyo Laredo srccoeis
Michigan republican. Gen Warner
Hutton. one q tie oldest 'sud nirSi ~
pencncrd officers in the seAicf John
Patton ~ Michigan. the rgv oersui -
Amhertsberg. onialio. ais.i sueceeds a
Michigan msn. John Y iiare - ho has
been in office ises than two ycars
Chmles ID. .iosisn IS the otiief Michigan
republican who gives Way it aaeHeerai.
His successor at the coBsallte ri Wind
sor. Or'ano. y aiee Nltlieau aan,
Marshal II Thatcher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Mis- fieti,crieston'~ Ni-ts--ibsas =
Handwriting IdcntIficd

In yesterdays developments Tho fer.
sation ~ the day was Anna iietberla
tons testimony before the cosuaf
jury. Young Grave fancee admitted
that she had visited he room affeF z
O'Clock TUESDAY evening. that shs t,lacst
her hand upon hie lace. aud in rrtirle
Ifum the rom lad stumbled orcr ihs
bpty o.. his Il AL mirtre=s Sh. taid
ncf motive m visiting thr rpom VS. is
determine Il Gray had lctt ihe slis
When fhe found that he "a Ia he'd sia
q woman Was hing on tis foof. she
surI.~sd ibsy had iseen 10 tho lake and
isin had returned drunk TIE fact
thrt Mies heihcfingtou lad - hff'e
trnutie in finding her Way into fsfsNt
room is explained - hes irici-as nho
sae So roolnal ln the tunsc
once and sssame fuils ~
guaiuisi uiih the plau q st. iItsrioI.
That The Feuu- woman ciuld have
found hef way inso fhe chamber 2
voting GRAY. that ti.r sifall have eaas
in contact With The ii.sso stsfari fnrl
ishiues hass iouches fae eiamm, fsts
of hef dead lower and steY.,a asef ihs
l.f.,sil afr b,rit "a hafa kels thsi shs
saopid ref haAl roiissd thaf foifher y
fhr T,er-lr hgtsfh,l. nof hssc ieies.ted
tir nls. at fhus saulf hape fsils4
the us.u tkru ~ fhaf tiisf ana VT
sewer rusiee'ei of imaeino8 thaf atty
tHBe uaa 4f4hie s-aelus aimnsl iucfsss.
ble. aff sarh affasrs O. g. fhe fact
s ie.irs aaf ara ip lA4ht paokft-
ts.ak afsh arpsuntA efpiianr tho
tlyst ~ iht .ieDl,le rfinr. Ihf ieiies
iaafc 80 dain afa e,iassffefiz. & %. )f+-l
tAf nfs atosi is 3 ss 4 aaaghts chs
aniiy iainc ficI feaesuf foI fcssslre
s. kiii NEaN see sfatsd $50 plainly &C.
l,e nltsinterpsrfci The handwriting
pa- iaenii fe.i ~ Dsass father "a here
~, yt,.dncea ie;irf rillffg ~ bee t.
h.n in wbieh To penfrauship wss -
afnfiail sIrlliaf L. that rf tie nnts. Tho
better - aritfH on tie sane KIDD q
gagef 81 That q the nois and s.se ~
eiosed in a ElniilaF enyelf&.
TIE evidence thus faf eesns g. leave
hitie ,loobi That Dora sss the author q
the ciiue. bnt new developments msy
D. nBearfhed at the cofoDers inquest
liza f.sf.rf.rEH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Tits and CORRECTION L. Interesting
Nany brilliant Minds.

CHICAGO, JUNE s.-This eTening at )
O'Clock the naiicnal conference Of chari-
ties and correction opened MS twentieth
annual meeting IN rhe rooms - ana "A
at the at institute. The meeting was
81 anniversary and historical chars cter.
devoted 70 q consideration OF the reforms
accomplished ia tho Bed Of charities
and coFfecroa du-irg the past
tweniy years The address IL welcome
was rladc by Mrs. j. NJ. Flowers ana
Vas responded 10 by the Hon. Andrew
L. Elmore u Wisconsin. President II.
Il. Hart Of -. Paul delivered his annual
address. reviewing the work Of the na
tionsl con:ere nee. The subject taken
Gp this evening was The Public Treat
ment os Psnpefism." Among the prom
incnt members OF the association In az
tendance wcrc Coloacl Barr OF Cover
noT's Island. \. y. Judge advocate L. =.
A.; Warden Edward Wright Of the
Pennsylvania pcnitcntiary. Mrs. E. G.
Johnson of Massachusetts,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
ARMY OFFICERS DETAILED.
Lamont Wants the Columbian Guards
Made More Effective.

WASHINGTON. June s.--Before going
10 Chicago Secretary Lamont decided TO
increase the number Of army officers 90
duty at the worlds fair. Since the de
parture ot the secretary. General Scho-
Held ard Adjutant General Williams
have been engaged In picking out the
available officers. A Telegram was re-
ceIyed FROM Secretary Laa4oat today
directing the adjutant general 10 make
the details He has selected the follow
ing officers: First Lieut.. 4. j. Russell.
Seventh cavalry; First Lieut.. L. !. Clay.
Tenth infantry; Lieut. Edgar Howe.
Seventeenth infantry; Lieut. l.. II.
Strothcr. First infantry; Lieut.. r. G..
Hodgson. Sixth cavalry: Lieut.. j. q.
Green. Twenty fifth infantry: Lieut..
Walter Gordon. Sixteenth infantry, and
Lieut. A. w Perry. Ninth cavalry. The
officers will bc assigned 10 duty princi-
pal'y IN connection with the Columbian
guards the desire being TO increase the
efficiency II this organization without
adding further TO the expense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
TWO MICHIGAN MEN
Are Made Consuls IN Growers Last
Batch of Appointments.

WAsHISoToS. June s.-The president
today made the following appointments.
Joseph g. Donpelly Of Wisconsin 10 be
consul general 81 the United States AZ
Nuevo Laredo. Mexico. Van Lear Polk
of tennessee 10 be consul general of the
United States at Calcutta. India: 70 b.
consuls II the United States. Marshall
T. Thatcher % Michigan At Windsor
Ontario. Frederick OPP of Texas at
Lreslsu. Germany; William II. Jacks ~
Indiana at London. Ontario; Claude
Thomas ~ kentucky at Marseillcs.
France. Pulaski r. hyatt 81 Pennssl.
yaaia at Santiago de Cuba. Newton r.
Ashly. Iowa. az Dublin. Ireland: Jacob
T. Child. Missouri, at ilankow. China
Louis 4. Rettahata. Maryland. at Mes
sina. Italy. and frank G McDhec ~
Missouri at Huddersfield. Lngland:
John W. Cadmau os Michigan % hc az
Indian Inspector.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
QUAY ON THE SHERMAN LAW.
He Advocates Testing IT. Constita-
tionaiisy M Once

PmtAurIFmaJ june 5 Senator QUAY
in no course IL an intcryles upon the
financial eltuati0n IN the country last
night. said that he thought Secretary
Carlisle ought 20 reiuse 70 pufehssc any
moro silver aud gn iaio the sarrcme
couri pnd attack Tie cons;ltutimality
n thf sherman las ~, said ho could
not sfY Nbat the result woni1 be. bat Il
dld ss.m g. him that no court aogil
def'iis that 81 Waa compelled tn nuf
chase silver ani store y asas ln vaults
"it udgs' lust as srii le held. ae nsp
i.ousa that the government sh0uli
buY wheat. iron. 90 anY other comHlesiltf
and store ~ away ~ The rfc eut pf,llt
3. c0ni~nurd the siitel iH toe treasury
tauits eih after awhile have afiie foos-
Yslus as ~ leaat SAT he - ne alpfe Use
~ fhe g4sefnmeni ihaG i-a a4ueh ~
iron
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
Creedon and G,csgain. Ma.chcd.

CHICAGO. June s-Dan Crecdon. The
champion middlewelght al Australia 90
day signed articles IL agreement calling
for finish battle with A!eck Greggains
of San Francisco. The men arr to meet
at los pounds. weighing IN al TIE ring
side. for purse ot s-,tso between July
- and August 10. Grecgains. through
Capt. A. w Cook Of Boston. has &C
cepted the offer The match will come
off bcsore the Columbian Athletic club
Of Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

The Secretary OF War Nearly Relieved
OF His Purse.

CHicAoo. juno ; Secretary - War
Llnanns wds one q The victims selected
ey q psckpockrt - the fair today.
Nhil~ the secretary dad not lose
anything. Ae PROBABLY would have
been minus his pockctbook In
a mlnufe more. but Tor the inter
sen,ssn ~ one o, Capiain Bobhelds
mrn. The rlekrccke, had Investigated
TIE rntents ~ two II Mr.. L.amonts
pcckets when the arrest wes made The
secretary and his party. which com
prised Mrs. lamont Mrs. Dr. Bgant a.
New York. Mrs Collamore and the
three children OK the secretary were
az The faiT uaiil late tonight.
The secretary's party was escorted b.
Capthin Heyl ard Surgeon Appel. L. ;.
A. d. the battle ship il!incis. where
Lieutenant Laubig presided ~ AN elao-
orAte iuEeheon prepared IN honor - the
distinguished guests. The secretary
will probably return % Washington to-
morrow slgat Ills fanl.y viii remain
ln Chicago all summer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

la u She tpisraids H.s p-s~ir"r. ue.-
s.-lf ard >fsosfsI Mo.g~ro


pusinc tie inquest on 10. ,i~ssh 81
N.liasu t,ray snd ip,,Fa NelSy yeetssiay
ths foilopirg letter was pso~lvc~d isy
Ca-afs.r locllss. lie stated ths, n wns
taEen frnm Dra ysirys pock~ss,oak
v ben ie siref found The t.siies TIE stassi
irc - n fr,sl...i profound pensafioss. ~
u vss ihe firsf iplii~y = the motive st7
- the probable murder spd suirii
TIE letter reads
Ti.s sss.or n5u~s DO fsss rsastfy. r,ty
nraff itlf.e - fve<ta~ ] reussof - pil "a
ssand II ta - rieyed ~ 49, 7 sess s-ra.
gis thiris 4 3. susaft ~ tf.is gs.rfl< tisef -
iss eh s..d - rssrf stibss g. t'i tt-fs 81
q. $ b. cas.-zs - stssy ~ o o. e o. tat
aas me4ilea ~iih va ] snDls hstf is.1 s.
1rs hsFps risi ke@ tesgaf ftlsf ~ q
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s5 ds-s nse Ht dt<s ~ - ls.erls tf.s.i
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
Prison Reform Discussed.

CHIcAGo. June s.-Prison discipline
and the best methods ci enforcing il
was the subject matter that occupied
the attention - the National Prison Re
form association congress that opened
ifs session al the art instit ute today.
The session lasted two hours. 1omor-
row another snort session will be held.
when the session will adjourn sine die
% become parr q the international
Prison coagFess. which convenes the
No ~ day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

sftefaooa erosion The League OF the
Cross Ia CAifcrlise wss tGeAtsd of ia
paper by H. H. fa.icn OF
Knight. 81 Father Msith.~.
bs D.niai o'CSnoer II ST Louis, sIem.
pegsnce la Great Britsin." the kes.
William barry Il kngl2nd. Women 10
i-snpefasce. Als Agnes T. Cannon OF
Carago; Total AtsfGnsnes IA the
Education * Youth. Thomas A. Vain
Ian. >otre Dane university. Indiana
Tonight the Eev. T.. J Muldosn, chan.
csi.or q the Afchiioeere % Chicago
presided aud there ssse 2idressrs by .
aumh~r u ciorgymen together With
vocal nos.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

" Wssnl slal.as Ianes olit aieaanees
ssre suass .n tis tfeasHff degaftreHt
toaag as faioas Arfmuigaeuts
rNufA Negafths. lianas. special
bulhlinas HiehmHGa ~ = Nfsus
AsibBF. shsiHFsing agent q pHhun
buiehns EiFhDcn1 ~ NeHEbsllens
6aisi i0F \ % ahas inii.aa siss
aty fhiui satiisa = the tFessuFs -
els88 sfraa4 .iats
4ssa s = Basarr Nt8 hss -
& a.t8zssE. sizt - a.aGisa. st-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Hut the Right Mas = Rather Tame
AFFAIR All Around.

Srw OsIFAss. June = iack DAILY
q Wilmington. Del. whipped Owen
Hsrney ~ New Dfiasns IN ten rouBds
tonight. before the Crescent Athletic
club. The tight Wis Witnessed by 3on
persons tn. purse Was sl.un. DAILY
had the advantage IN height. reach aud
wright. ~ the ring side iiarDes scaled
Ia and Daily L. The betting Was = 10
against Harvey. Daily fairly ouielasssen
his opponent. and from the start bad
everything hts own way The easterner
is hy no means a great tighter. iic ais
psoyed many clever points bat little gem
eralship. As far as points ~eni itss
neN Le.tt him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

CHICAGO. June s.--Two hundred dele
gates were present at tho art palace this
afternoon when President Bonney. after
the invocat,on by the. Rev. j. s. Clark
of England. opened the worlds Vegc-
tasiaa congress. and welcomed the yisi
tors 10 Chicago, W. T.. A. Nixon. r. b.
:. l.. IN behalf OF the foreign delegates.
thanked Mr.. Bonncy for the courteous
reception. TN Rev. Henry Z. Clubb.
president % the Vegetarian society II
America. presided with Miss Mary
Gates ot England and Miss Iaiar as
sec.ctarirs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

MaenfStsTnN. 8ffns s.cretaf4 'ar
hsls to,iss Appointed Ncffhiaeier fnra
Z RrooaiYa \ chief f fhe ianeau
= stails;ss .leeefry affaffmtft Nr.
Ford . atrali 81 wears ~ ses ara dor
ING she lost tiessiaud administration
ecrssa a. - ~ rf ffs heraan ~ static
side aepattasat q sfale MF lHd -
sppa aief g. hfs l.rssssi lsss.iia ~ fhe
frromnenaafiaa - fsiaafi Atklass ~
al ps,d We'ls lit T. ssia o. -
v.sft aeaflf fef0Gpa abefiiAl -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

a Mobi.. A. Ohio i.spre-s Car Ma
I<otctt. liz SAID.

81. Lori-. June : \ Mobile 4 Ohio
train was held up 10 ~ nasl.ed men ~
Forest Lawn. suburb ~ East - Louis
IN Illinois al about go o'clock tonight
Meagre particulars just recsned ere ht
the robbers with making a eleal haul u
the cvutenis - the cypress car. after
heating the messenger into irsensitillls.
Tire engineers cab aud the express car
were riddied with bullets FOREST Lawn
is the Identical spot wfnre un attempt
was made 81 rob train about oA. week
Agp
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ss,,ss': e. a. Cork. los< ti.ssss. IA r.
bail. ios~ ssssl. Insurance si ,ssu
very Fast Time Made ~ r1se Aa~sia
ft-xssta-

At-fts. Texas June s-An immense
crowd Nae present 10 witness the rarss
this afierEson. The weather ce.aiinues
fne and the routse sss az sssss-'ifs as
glass The Aniacs sou the fous cared
senior she'll race Ia sui5'.. The ss-cs'ai
race Was Tor prsies~i snais. a quarter II a
mile aash. The participants uere Henry
Peterson. james SsansiuT,. ld l.agefr
aud Edward HanEon They hnlsind IA
the order named The time. il6.s
lowers the reoofa ioi that disisnce
The amateur unioa douile scull al .
miie and quarter was xon l., A. j..
Harris ~ orfiiia. Ont. and D.. J. Baker
of Galveston sn io.,n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
End oftbc Concrc-..

CarcAeo. June : The American
Ieiico- psy geological association. which
has been IN session at tho woman's
temple. finished its labors today. Pa
pers were read during the closing session
hy Or G. y. Burr 81 the Pontiac Mich
gan insane asylum on "Psranoia. with
Delus,ons II Sex. 10y Or T H. Brewer
on The First Care aad Aid ~ Insane
Pending More Permanent Arrange
ucnts" and others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
Canner- E.lcct omccr-.

CHICAGO June s.-The National
Canne1Goods Packers association. con
posrd e prominent Gamers from all
sections II the country. today elected
tho following officers FOR the ensuing
year President. t. III Williams. Grccn-
N1od. Indiana. vice president. l.. g
DesEer Gilman Iowa: secretary =.
Judge. Baltimore. Maryland; treasu
L. AYERS saith. Baltimore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
Denies Having Failed.

INV YORK. June = Mr Thurher 81
Thurbcr. Whyland company. wholesale
grocers. has this 10 say 81 the reported
failure IL his firm. There is no truth
whatever in the report that the Thur
Der. Whyland company have failed. We
have met etery note ana every hili when
due and shall continue - do -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

CHfcseo. June : s-Onicers 'or the en-
suing year were elected b. tue later.
national Brewers c0ugfess today as foi
lows President Nrllam s. Mics o,
New York. secretary. Gallus Thornton.
vice prrsilents. or NJ Svsrtx. Prof j
) Sielei Max Hefnus. Dr \ Lasche
Dr +. Watt pr Watt rad a pspes
describing moiern methods q frsmeuta
sa.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

DRESDEN. Tenn. june ST. &. Du-
mas. q young colored man. was lynched
last night al Gleason railway station
nine miles east 81 Dresden. foe assault
ing the daughter OF farmer living two
miles from the village. He Ipalc full
confession