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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
DEATH IN A WRECK
Sleeper Was Telescopsd on the
Grand Trunk.
Mr.. AND MRS. xtwLAnD KILLED
Accident Due % Eaglneer Running
Against ordefs--orlciAis VIII In
yostlxate- -Jary inpsnelie<L

BEtLEvuE. Mich. Sept IA rear
collision occurred on the Grand Trunk
a this place At l:33 o'clock this morn
lag. The Erie express ran into the rear
d the regular train. demolishing q spe-
eial car containing Cashier Meredith and
wife Of the Chicago i Grand Trunk;
Henry A. Nexland and wife. father and
mother of Mrs Meredith; William Cos.
ties. porter. and William Abernathy.
ell u Detroit.
As near as can be ascert aimed the reg
ular west bound train, due al Bellevue
AZ 1870 - m.. was nearly two hours late.
As IL lay at the depot the fast Lake Eric
train. which does not stop al the station.
came along at a tremendous speed.
Aeredithis private car Was at the rear of
the regular train. and directly in front
OF IL Was a sleeper. The Lake krie en-
glne piowed clear through the rear car.
leaving II In two sections on either side
Of the track. aud hunted against the
sleeper.
Meretithis car was tclescopod and Mr..
aud .drs Newland were crushed and
maugled. being killed instantly. Tne
porter was terribly cut AMI . piece of
wood two feet .ong was ia. into his
groin. lie cannot iiye. Fireman ycnni-
son ot No. . was horribly Bcasded. but
will 1--we. Mrs Mesedith was injured
internally. None of the occupants OF
the other cars we're hurt. The next
coach was slightly damaged. Ine roof
OF the private car was tnrown oh by the
force OF tns collision aud struck the
depot demollsning a. The operator
was on the platform 1T the time and
narrowly escaped death.
A coroner Jury was impanelled this
morning and viewed the bodies OF Mr..
and NJ :. Newland aud then adjourned
the inquest until Saturday morning.
Ine don. James j. JOY and party OF
friends Arrived this morn ng and took
charge OF the remains. They were con
veyed to Detroit this afternoon.
air. and Mrs. Meredith were also re-
moved Ia their home IN Detroit
Engineer Desmond Of train No. o
claims that be was running on orders
and had the right of way. Desmond
and his fireman did not SEE the lights OF
train No. until within loo feet OF them.
Then there was no time TO do anything.
The crash came before either OF them
could move The engineer escaped mir
aculously without scratch, though his
fireman was badly scalded.
The Official Ut the road intimate that
Dies nond bad no such orders as he
claims. The matter Is being investi-
gated
A soncwhat eimilar accident hap
pened at Bellevue Sunday morning. sep
tsmber II. A caboose had been left on
the track and the fast passenger C.. ashed
into H. Two ears were teics,opci. the
locomotive was demolished and the
wreck started Ia burn. No ono was
hur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

DiTrnoIT. Mich. Sept =. TIE meth
odist conference adjourned. after the
announcement and approval q appoint,
ments The presiding elders appointed
are: Detroit district. G. T. Allen; fsg-
NAV district. 81 X. Dawes; bay city
district. X Woodlands: Flint district.
w. r Bigelow; Port Huron district. ..
r. Springer, Lake Superior district. J.
r. Whalen; Adrian district. Lewis T..
Davis. On recommendation OK the con.
mittee on education. Horace liz ,Aeock
and L. Il. Davis we're Fe elected trusfefs
of Albion college and J. L. Berry and w.
W. Washburue were chosen again "a
trustees oi the Northwestern university.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
ONE AT The HAVEN
Richardson's BM for a Govern
msat Building.
AND Asso,ooO APPROPRIATION
snnli4r Bin Failed Of Passage a
I-4-s se-~isa rhroagh Jsdxs Wat
soa's fanaeace Ag.ins< IL

WAsaIxorox. sept gT.-Ia the house
today Congressman Riehasdsoa of ths
hith Michigan di=frict introduesd bill
sppropri4ting $4,000 fos . public build
Tag AZ Grsnd Haven. Michissn. A sisn.
lar bill a ErrsFious session Was brought
info zrcaf rrominence because Of crifi-
eisus oEtJ Judge "a atsoo' action IN xritlng
here - urge the defeat u the biil lest
Charles T. Bsiknap thea Congressman.
gsf The credit Cor ~ passage.
Mr.. H1ar made some remarks a. 20
Tie sofe On the Nontana case, ia the
course u which he referred % a com
promise.
The Nerd Wns caught up By Mr But
Ter. Wh0 waited 90 know Why COM
pFomiso nsight not be had on the repeal
Mr.. Woicoft expressed his gratifica-
tl0n az the rcsolufion haying been of
ftred he continued his remarks on she
subject = eloture. intinating that ne
was act without information that there
was an arrangement between certain
senatoFs on 10th sidez
The dssccssson was then taken Cp hy
Mr Alleu. sho favored the adoption Of
1r. Dubois resolution. although be
said hs bad voted against the
s.ainl u the Montana senator. During
the course q his argument he yielded 10
senators Hill. Gray aad Butler % reply
O. e1me - the points made by him SIR
tiorman saic the course u the oppon
snts a the repeal biil had done more 20
heilttie The senate IA the eyes of the
p>osle sn The whole country than any.
thiag that had ever before occurred IN
the nosiy. lie sail BE- vas amazed that
Mr.. No4cctt should iniaige IN the insln.
uation that senators were controlled by
motives oct proper.
Mr. Wolcott-I ask the senator %
Nhat ke refers / am unconscious ~
ANY intImation that could offend him.
Nr. German The senator from Color
ado has intlmated that senator's on this
eoor changed their votes on the ques
tion on the admission q the senator's
from the state % Washington. M0ntaaa
and Wy0minz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
THERE ARE THREE ABSENT.
Hut the silver Debate VIII Not Bs
Postponed 90 Await Their Coming.

- l"tarta - y tW4tA AuEtf lDIItn&.
wASBISozoS. sept e7.-Mr. Aldrich
Introduced joint resolution IN the sen
ate. which Vas referred. similar to Que
introduced ia the house BY Dir. Cum
mirgs authorizing the president 90
make with other govern meats an inter.
national agreement Tor the reporting.
marking and removing OF dangerous
wrecks. derelsets and other menacos 10
navigation in the North Atlantic ocean.
Mr.. Teller offered resolution. which
vent over until t0norrow. calling uf-on
the secretary Il the treasury for infor
nation a. 70 when. Ia what amounts
and under what circumstances that tho
treasury department. has anticipated the
payment u the annual interest IN gov
ernuent bonds since july l. l5eo Tho
resolution offered BY Mr.. Dubois yester
day - postpone actioa on financial. tar
IN aud federal election measures until
next January. when the state.
% Washington, Montana and W..
omipg may bo fully represented
IN the senate vas taken up and Dubois
made an argument IN its support he
went az some length into tho history %
the case aad quoted largely from Mr.
Hears majority report from the CON.
favor ~ SEATING the then claimants. Mr.
Mitchell said that be agreed IN the
rain with the position Of tho senator
from Idaho. as the iuadsisabillty %
Tashing through a repeal of the silver
purchasing act without substituting
s1roe other legislation White regret
ting A. much a. the senate from Idaho
could regret the fact that those three
states wsre deprived for the time being.
a one senator each. be regarded tho
proposition q the senator from Idaho
~ ono ~ the rosf remarkabie that had
ever hrsn presented % ne senats. Fer
that reason Notwithstanding his great
syupsthy for those states he
should oppose tho revolution o. the nit-
Ter erd. lie put the case q senator
dyinx or oeing expelled. and asked
whether the senate should then "call
halt until The vacancy Vas filed. Sucn
a proposition could not be maintained
for solitary moment. either nov OF az
any other time. Mr. Chandler suggested
% Mr. Dubois not - press TIE rssoiu
tion far scf.on bat q let q - over for
fhe present because the course u events
night. in . fe~ days. show "a adoption
q bs necessary lie Tss wiling 20 vote
at any tine - posipons actiou On the
federal election ia~ and "a the tariff.
fut inasmuch ss be proposed row "a
vofe for the pas<agr q the regeai bill Ne
wssnot prepared % deeds o. uhether
b. souid o. spod aat vft@ - postpone
setian on that hili until sftor these shfee
rscaof esats rrre fiie,t
4 ienxthy srrimof Iocs cclioqay f1i-
io9esl. after ehich ds isaiangef ssked
that The Dnbuis r.saiefi.n isy oFef iilt
tnsafrox. a. ~ wished to sfeax spua
H t,st obiecfisa ~as sssie hy NJ Nc
~ .rs-si. snd the resoIatiao ser - the
ea'r r.iaf
I',e rsreai tili Rss ttsn takea - and
~ Fr-. afsirreeesi Toe scnsfe.
Hf f.Ie- teen tx tte faof. hat -
fore tts eoreiaatoB = be- fsmsfS- The
senate sea- irff ssFiea 'fn se~sinu. and
a. = o'ci,cr sasalroet nnni toucrfos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
La LIBERri Confessed.
All the Prisoner Held Cor Trad I'm
$4,000 Hail.

HorcHToS, Mich. Sept 27-The ex-
animation of John King. Jack Butler.
George La Liberty and tho logan
brothers. charged with the robbery G,
10000 from Mineral Range tram a
couple OF weeks a "a. took place this
morning. The bank officials testified TO
the packags aud shipping OF the money
and the express officials At iioughissn -
receiving the same Then La liberty
was placed on the stand and testified To
the manner IN which iae robbery was
committed. IL sa.a tbs hold.up was
planned by Butter and King and that
ne was induced to JON ia the plot be
cause ho was out 81 work aud nee.lei
moEey 10 raise mortgage falling due
on the La Liberty homestead AZ Mar
quetfe. Boaton Crossing was chosen as
the place for the robbery on account o.
it, lonely situation anl a heavy up
grade. IA Liberty drove a. Boston
Crossing Thu ..day night. September "a.
and stsyed there all night. King ani
Butler joined him there shortly
after ; O'Clock FRIDAY morning
and all three donncd the mask
and busters they had provided
themselves w.th. As the train rea he'd
the crossing Ia Liberty stepped oul and
tagged H. As the engine slowed up he
boarded IL and drove the engineer and
fireman hack and then ran the train
along about 60 feet. while his compan-
iona broke into the express car When
he rejoined King and Butler they had a
bag full ~ money. The three men then
drove 20 town and vent direct 90 La
fiberty's boarding house and put the
money in trunk and the latter was
locked. Butler took the key aud the
trunk was taken e. the South Shore
depot and checked to Marquette. lie
could not swear that the money was IN
the trunk then. but Butler bad turned
over the key 20 him Few minutes after
locking the trunk lie saw the trunk
safely on bosrd and then got on the en
gine and rofo to Marquette lie
gave young Hogan The check
for IL and be brought II
to the Ia Liberty house after several
hours delay tie noticed then that ono
hinze was broken When tho trunk
vas unlocked the cover dropped OIL and
he found only O.. 100 ~ the stolen money
IN the trunk lie could not say what
had become - the other rc.Oo Tie
felt sure that all the money vas in the
truak when Il left Hooghton. iie ies;i-
fied that be felt inclined - give up the
money at Houghtoa. bat he feared vio
isnce FROM Builef. uhom he knew % IL
q desperate mar After Ia iAherfy hsi
concluded his evidences AL the prl~onefa
s~re hound ever b. The circuit cnuft for
trial In honds ef fl0Uo esch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

Moionef says Commissioners Have
Net Acted in cood Faith.

OTTAWA. m. Sept 27.-Tho boundary
line controversy between Illinois aud
Iowa will come up before the United
States supreme court &C Washington in
about two weeks. kttoruey General Mo.
loney. Who wiIl represent Illinois. said.
~ihe boundary line matter was practi.
caily settled by the court at tie October
session. When the contention that the
center ~ the Mississippi channel. az
maintained ~ Illinois, was upheld by
the court ss against the claim Of the
state - Ohio that the ceateE - the
river from shore o. shore was fhe
prorer boundary. Conn ssiooera were
appointed ~ draw a boundary line in
accordance With the decision nf the
court. bat Il has come 30 my knowiesige
that they have not treated the state n
Illinois IN fair and impartial manner.
rsfhes leaning toward the side - Iowa
/ shall. Therefore. eater an objection to
fhe report ma,ie ny them and take such
stefs ss may s~em necessary to secure
- illin,is her rights"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

BALriAoEE. Sept 2s.-At the stllfe
democrat convention today resolutions
we're adopted indorsing the last demo
crat platform and the democrat admin
istrafion. The presidents course In
seeking the repeal of the sherman Law
vas earnestly commended The law was
denounced and IL speedy repeal de-
mnnded- The repeal % the federal
elections Law and thorough revision Of
the tariff we're called Tor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

Iowa Militia Called Out Co Defend
an Eloper at Bedford.

BEDFoRD. Iowa, Sept 27-Last We'd
needay John Crawford Of Newmarket.
left a wife and Eve children and cloped
with fifteen year-old girl. Yesterday
marched 20 the city 10 lynch Crawford.
The sheriff was warned in time and
Governor Boies authorized him % call
out the militia. This was hastily done.
and leo armed citizens were also sworn
in. The mob learned Of the preparations
on their arrival aud dispersed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

Mr.. Psirr White q MarQustfs. Mich.
wiil give . rrcrption a 2 o'ciock tbs
aftsrnoon In bf'ns - the Lord HEyur
and Lady Nsyorees Ehsnks. cunncilor
ard Mn Msrns sDa NJ Iiaffirrtfst
and f.arty n Lady 4ierdeers l1sh vi
lsge.
The worlds congress nnEiiiaFF ~ the
Wuridie far. in counection wffh fte
Yr-uue Mens Christian nss,einihsn. tne
iasued = raii for = cuhfress - tss Young
Aens ChrfetInr aeNociakioDs ~ ne
scrid. e. - feld Oh q
fsesrRe " Clhids siii present e. iiss
CITY = Chkseo bis nArniheert c1,Iler-
iion a trs,piczl pisrfs. DoE 90 sxi.Iia
fion - ne fnf
The sixieen day esssion - fff raf
iisnest - rsiiginss fsFeed 49, cssa,inE
wifh 4 esnreri ~ 80 seires - solo
cluh
pnia sesniseioss e fhs sui5s fsif
yesterday. lss.59l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

oscoDA, Mich. Sept. - John Fowler
of fillmaster mad hls right hand blown
of yesterday by dynamite cartridge
which exploded in IL. T. was six hours
before doctor was found and he will
probably die from loss % blood. 1t is
surmi.cd he vas using dynamite in
catching speckled trout
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

ApkrAs. Mich. Sept. 27.-Charles
Fairbanks. a former Adrian photo
grapher. who was arrested IA Chicago AZ
the instance of Miss Libbie Zoe. who
charges him with being the father of
her child. has waived examination. was
bound over to the circuit court and az
once Furnished bail IL IL couses 10 trial
IL wall probably be one of the most sen
sationd eases neard here in several years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

MrsgEooS. Mich. Sept. -. The jury
in the case OF John r. Anderson vs. Chi
cago 4 Nest Michigan Railway com
pany. on trial ia the circuit court this
week. returned verdict tonight for the
plant Il Of s5665 Plaintiff had his
foot caught in a detective crossing IN
this city aud was run down. losing his
Leg aud received serious injuries 10 his
head lie sued 20 recover 5000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
rSpEnwaIrERs aEer.
re,er white ard ". n Jones Read
Papers

Cwcsoo. sept. - The twenty sev.
spsh annual m~stiag - the Fire Unfier.
sfiters aeeoclktion q the northwest
began N this city to-day The leading
papers toslsy rs@ rad By C. l. Whit
nore q thi. city. IN which he suggested
tne organisstion - an Jnsiefsriters az
maintain rates and which. BY special in
dusements 30 the insured. wonld foster
improvements IN ins0rable property
Pagers sere al>o resd hy g. & Hln~ q
Nes York. W n Jon~s ~ Lansing
Nichixan. b n Whiftsmore q Boslon,
3. \ Cav ~ Atlsnts si~srxia. = A.
Reed snd ~ "a Aerrssn, - Chsraea.
snd Peter Vhtts q Nss4aetfe. A,ehlean
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
sbos whsle Ros,,lnr s,,r Tr.in.

~. Jo~ErH. Mo. SEPT =. Ths roro-
nert jury which has been holding ar
inquest nfson the bodies q Frederick
Kohirf and 1lenry Dieitz. rho wcrs
killed in their affernTf o. rob buriirg
tor train Sunday night has returned 3
verdict that the foiti,ers cetns % thssr
des;h nt ibe bands - The officers While
affessftinr 20 ~, frHir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

PaostDFscs. y l. sept - fie.s~es
Walker pfok.tay fhe larsesi msn 10 the
uaitesi stats. dte.f AZ his herne 81 f,oss
isad yesterday q tytheia fssss The
3ecearet eetxis.i go posna. snd 80
sfse fpef sIsseD iaehee tsit iils ssssf
ansssorsmsnt sss -efret1 49, Ise1re
ffs So A. ysars q asA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

LANSING. Mich. Sept 27.--Another
death occurred from diphtheria Ia the
city this morning. The authorities
thought that the scourge had departed.
hut IL has again made its appearance.
There arc now ten cases In the city and
forty five pei sons IN quarantine. Alto.
gether there have been sixty cases dur.
ing the summer and thirteen deaths.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

FoRT wAYxE, Ind, Sept g9.--William
II. Webster. chief United States civil
service examiner. finished his isbors al
the poetofiice at noon today and left for
the east tonight. lie uill make report
10 the commissioners who viii report
hack 90 Postmaster Rockhiii Mr. Web
ster was here Investigating the recent
discharge of postoiiice employee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

CADILLAC. Mich. sept. z5.--James ii.
Ashby. who few weexs ago while IN a
frenzy seized his infant child and dashed
out it's brains by finging il against
post, Was today sentenced 10 tvo years
in Jackson prison. IL vas pleaded ia
extenuation of his crime that Ashby Was
insane at the time it was committed.
and the jury recommended him to the
mercy Of the court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

Chsrs~- Sustained and OTIS Fsiier
Appoiass-f " Nsr<frn

Ie-ss. Mich. sept n The hoard ~
control q ths STATE house - coFFecfsrs
snd FefofusioTy hss bseu In srsssen al
dsy ein~saefine the chssrrs against
Wsssira fafsell The latter ssF s~efu.
bat apos ne asistcs q BIS asiafnry
Geetfe ? N.ehnlA. fsfasel 81 asssef
any qussttus f3sfs flAtfett and ses
sfsi ethsf ofiienrs a ths lnsfitesian sefn
sis8 pat - ths sfsaf ~ ilafrssssa s3eef.
aitssn<Y ~ he beasd The fssfissnar
= ~ sli - a eisras ss.i leaetisY Afae
r,snf4 eefr ttsa tsefeaei q. - As~fs
tees sad Asaseis. Toe ls4Fa lasa seat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

APPLETON. Via. sept z7.-W. Potter
Of Penokce. a mining expert represent
ing the I.apointe Iron companyff 4 Clese
land. las been examining the receni md
of gold and iron on the farm of J stroua.
near llortonyille. The gold quarts de
posii is twelve feet thick and lies twenty.
four feet below the surface and shows
Sl0 worth q gold - the ton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28
GIRL GAVE HIM AWAY.
John Connors Arrested for Lake
shore Train Bobbcry.


shore Train Robbery.
LIoosIER. Ipd.. Sept 27.-what prom
ises 90 be an important clew In the Kess-
Ter train robbery was followed by the de-
tectiyes until two arrests were made at
kendallyille yesterday. Eva Flint
dining-room girl at the Kelly house.
kendallyille. has been under suryeil-
lance for some time. on account 81 a
stray hint dropped 10 fellow domestic.
Sunday she was out al day with
detective. and II is said shc gave the
whole snap away. duplicating John Con
nors. weii-known railroad foreman.
who was arrested al Butler as soon as
the officers could locate him. lie is said
TO be the leader of the gang, which was
made up OF others in this part of the
state, all of whom are now being
watched. There has been an unusual
activity upon the part of the railroad
officials and detectives for the past
forty eight hours, and startling develop
ments are expected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

ApRAf~. Mich, Sept - O. r. Bills.
Tecumsehs cx.banker. was arranged
yesterday % answer to the charge of
esnbezxlement preferred boy James r..
Gibbs 81 Franklin. He waived examina
tian and vas boGHd over 10 the circuit
court ard il out under f20O) hoads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

saginaw. Mich. Sat 27LSome mali
cious person has been trying TO poison
COWS ps>tured in lot on Monroe street
by sprinkling paris green all over the
grass. Some Of the poison was examined
by druggists who pronounced il 10 be
the poison mentioned. The officers are
following out the case. but as yet no ar
rests have been made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

LANSING. Mich. Sept -, Mrs Cath
arine j. Ketchum. the alleged original OF
Lansing's now famous nude photograph.
refused To plead when arraigned in the
circuit court aud plea OF not guilty
was entered. w. w. Webb. one OF the
photographers accused Of having taken
tho picture. pleaded not guilty. Both
will be tried next week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

-. The injuEed sasn was lyi1x &C kis
hsck lie s.s conss,ees and his etes
uers open. A blood eosked bendAEo
ar0und his neck showed hos badly he
sas hurt As the victim sas e3rried
through the middle sisIe the hrckegs
stopped trading until the procession
passed out u slsbt throagh The north
entrance. here an anAbulance sas
waiting and Mr, Bsunett wss taken %
the fsesbyferisn hospital tie esnnot
TecoFof.
Beidia Tells His STORY.
The reason / shot those feilows.s said
Cassins Beldin FROM behind the bare Ia
the Armory station 4 short nine after
has arrest. ives becausa | objected seri-
Quay 70 that gang on the board - trade
buylag and selling ms every day Just as
II ! MAS 80 much wheat or pork. Ii h
not right. and expressed my 0pinion q
them Ia the best and most forcil,le way
/ could. ! viii ie Findicated hy the
people. | am satisfied
What put IL into your head 10 do this
work." be was asked.
'-Oh, the old story. The Daruinisn
theory. If was Charles Darwlnis idea
Of the struggle for existence and the
survival Of tho iitest that Is responsible
Tor IL IL al cnmes 10 that IN the end.
Darwin knew what he was talking about
and - do 4.
Some time ago Was hypnotized aud
| MAS under the bondage ! was hypno-
tized here ia Chicago. knew they
were going 10 sell ma today. / have
been ia Chicago of and on for about six
years. just hYe years ago July II the
struggle and the survival Il the fitfesf
began. aud since that time | have re
fused 10 work. The hypnotism and the
struggle were working out within me.
had seen my two children sold on the
board of trade. and | objected % that
| objected again today when they tried
10 sell me. and did my best 20 stop IL.
Some other good man will take up the
work l have begun. am not afraid.
wife and Two Children.
Il have a wife and two children in
Philadelphia. They live at Broad and
Fitzwatcr stroets- l don't remember
the number. but II you go up the alley
there you viii see carriage shop. /
hal charge of that shop once i have
not seen my children since then until a
short time ago | saw them sold on the
board Of trade. i was once in Kankakoe
but the asylum there did me no good
The struggle and the survival have been
with me ever since.
The revolver used on the board 20
day bought about three months ago
down here on Clark street near Harrison
street. / did not know then how IL
would come into play ia the adjustment
OF the struggle. but you SEQ il did its
work"
lie is clearly lunatic. having been ia
the kankakee asylum. lie was divorced
from his wife and lived with his brother,
who is board Of trade speculator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-28

JAcxsoN. Mich. Sept. 27-Deputy
In ter this afternoon captured the two
men vho drove OF morse and buggy
fsom George SAnaft's livery stable Mon
day tie found them and the rig at
buchanan. The men were OF their way
TO Chicago. driving nights and lying
quiet through the day.