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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

BALLOON DANCED UPON WAVES


MiLwAugrE. Wis. Sept. 6 The Sen
tinel's special frons ST ignace and Mack
inaw say that Captain Eyrman fell IA
the iaketwenty live miles off Miisankee.
and that be Was picked up by the
schooner Ellen Williams after an es-
citing race. the aerona1t clinging TO the
basket while the balloon danced from
wave 10 wave.
Captain Eyrman made an ascension
from Milwaukee at o'clock Monday
afternoon. After the balloon had
reached the height III 100 feet IL was
struck by a strong current of AIR and
driven directly oser Lake Michigan As
IL ascendcd it pitched aud tossed. and
spectators watching IL expected every
moment 10 see 10 collapse. Nothing was
heard Of the ballon until tonight. when
news Of its being picked up by the Ellen
Williams was received. The daring
aeronaut had been given up as iost IN
Lake Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

The spanish csravels have hecn &C
cepted BY the United States and by an
arrangement with the Spanish govern
ment vii be thrued over IN Lieutenant
Commander Berry n the Michigan Sep
temher u
Cslifornias commissioners have on
the eay carload - fhe finest fruits
grown IN the sfste Tor distribution o.
their guests un Saturday. California
Gay
TodaS viil see The end of the exposi-
tion orchestra The last concert under
TIE direction q Max Bendix sill be
given IA mu@i bail II Boon
Without formal ceremony or any At.
trrapf AZ display wiscou@in dsv was
quietly observed At the worlds tair ves-
tefslsy.
Judge EwinE has decided the Sling
man inlunefiogs suit and The este- - TIE
fair vill REMAIN open sundays
The Ceinnshiaa liberty heli IA. ar
rived A the wer,d'sfsir II wiii - as.i
icstz.l SATURDAY
pennzvivanta snd Rra1ii uili hola
thew relehrstious - TIE wortis FAIR
ssiay
ptsl adnsie~i.sne az the vnrld's Tar
yesterday. l71Fes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

r. w Leslie % Philadelphia argued
before the ways snd means committee
yesterday Tor the retention ot the duty
on Portland cement; and Joseph <eE-
man. 'the father of silk culture. asked
that eOcoons be placed On the free list.
q u per cent duty an raw and 30 per
cent on manufactured silk
The heaEins before the ways and
means committee was resumed yester-
day aud W. o. Witeomb. president OF
the Witsomb Metallic Bedstead con-
pany II Birmingham. Connecticut.
n4ade an Argument in favor Of retaining
the present tarid. which he considered
fair.
The president has nominated G. III.
Dickinson OF Louisiana 10 he surveyor
general II Louisiana.
A. l. Gray of Wisconsin has been ap-
poiated q s3ecial agent Of the general
land Office
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07


INDIANAPOLIS. sept 6--In regard 10
pensions the commandef-in-chief says:
Pensions are paid by all civilized na-
tions. aud are the hatural results II
war. Recently. however. We ind scores
of worthy veterans. sope Above the age
Of fhreescore and len. yes. fourscore
years. many suffering from wounds re
ceised on the battle teld or disease ia
CURED while in the service Ut their conn-
try or other disabilities which are COW
cred by law. cut OF from the pension
roll without tirst making proper invesfi-
ton.
by very large majority the fifty -hrst
congress PASSED what is known as the
disability bin. which was supplementary
10 previous enactments of q similar ma
tufe. As you gre aware. dufing the last
three years some Of those Uho we're not
the friends Of our county during that
mighty contest from lc6l 10 let5 have
taken every means within their power
IA create public sentiment against
pension laws aud pensioners. 1t is
hardly necessary 10 state that many OF
those who were and still are the most bit
ter In their denunciations and abuse do
not eontine themselves 10 facts. and
most OF them were not In the army on
either side.
Action 8. ould at once be taken 10
secure the reinstatement of all worthy
veterans who have been dr.pped or sus-
pended from the pension rolk
The pension committee will present
its report in the morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
Addressed Mckinley Club.

The members Of the Republican Com
mercial Travellers club OF this city
calledon Governor Mckinley this evening
10 tender TO him in person an acknowl
edgement OF their appreciation of the
course he has taken in the national poll
tics Of the country. In response To a
speech by one OF them Governor Mckin-
ley said:
Gentlemen Of the Republican Com
mercial Travellers Club: am pleased
TO meet with you and to make your nc
quaintance. and could not be insensi.
bic to the compliment you have paid me
by indorsing my course on the tariff,
which 20 vitality affects the welfare OF
the people You are in appreciation
with the business Of the country. and in
touch with the feelings and the interests
of the people more than is any class of
men. This expression OF confidence
and support, coming as it does, il an en-
couragement for which ! am sincerely
grateful. will be glad to meet you all
personally and to take you by the hand. -
The formaIitics OF the meeting were
then dispensed with and the visiting
travellers spent a pleasant social half
hour with tho champion of the cause Of
protection
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
MADE A THREAT.
Plain Statement for Southern Recog-
milton Among Underwriters

CLEVELAND. Sept. 6.-There was a
lively rubbing OF the south against the
north at the opening session Of the an
nual convention OF the National Asso-
citation OF Life Underwriters in the
chamber OF commerce rooms this
morning. Col. Thomas Peters Of
Georgia, the cole representative
OF the south at the convention.
said there was a necessity Of a
southern association OF life underwrit-
ers, uDless the north would come into
closer relations with their southern
brethren. As II was. there was no atiili.
alton between the underwriters Of the
south. and he feared that prejudice ex-
listed against the people from his section
OF the country. He desired that
the next convention be held in Atlanta
and unless il Vas. he said. there was a
probability that southern association
would be formed independent OF the
present one. The remainder OF the ses-
sion was devoted to business OF a routine
nature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

There are some people who have no
imagination. but cling 10 the literal with
painful assiduity. Jim Blaisdell was one
Of these. and his happy faculty Of taking
things seriously lost him an elegant wife.
II was this way: Colonel Laffte Il .
southerner and very sensitive. especially
about his personal appearance. which is
quite Distinguished. lie rather liked
Jim, and Jim dotted on the colonei's
daughter. and il was = foregone conciu-
sIcn in the family that Jim would win
the gri. as the father wss on his side.
One day the colonel took Jim out b
ri,le behind his cautankcrous Kentucky
mare. and she kicked .he dashboard of
the buggy into sinithereens and landed
both gentlemen by the roadside
This wouldn't have been 10 bad. ~
neither of them was hurt. and The colo
mel was dong TIE driving. but Jim had
20 discover fracture IN the ooionei's
rieht eve. and be st ouce bcRsn 70 make
a fuss about a.
Your seriousiy hurt. sir. be said IN
has most sympathetic manner.
Nothing wrong with nse." snapped
THE colonel. who wss lcoling fuf the
mare IN dazed sert q way
"But y0ur eye. sir. IL f,sdly damaged
Never mind the eye Help ms 20
catch the erlttfr-
Il msszf fnsisf ON landseine your ere
frst. ooinssl Why, n is a blurred rnsss
and ! Freaily fear Yea have lost fls
SIGHT II II. : persisted jim.
..fscok bere, yon yosne fooa.- roared
TIE coiostl. cant you attend - yonf
ovn affairs That eve. sir, y eiaes--
ds ysu hsar--elasss efaasr
Ard that y WHY ign iidnt rnarry tiss
otsloneis dangfstef Dsfr<st Tres Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

GRAss VALIlEy. Cal. Sept. 6-The mar
row guage train conveying Sells 4 Rem
fFews circus 70 Coifax was wrecked a
mile and half from this city shortly
after midnight last night Two men
were killed aud half dozen others in
jurcd. The tfain was proceeding slowly
around curve. when the horses in a
box car ovcrhalanced the car. derailing
the train. The escape of the engineer
and fireman ii miraculous. as their en-
gine was turned upside down and they
themselves WIRE thrown out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
WANTS MS MONEY.


CHloAeo. Sept 6.-ln a bill fled in
the circuit court today &. +. Niebcrgaii
asks for the appointment OF a receiver
10 take charge OF the Chicago Beach
Hotel company. The complainant is a
judgment creditor for s5.0ll.G6. Tho
company is capitalized at 5000. Ii is
represented that the hotel company is
indebted 70 the Chicago Carpet con-
Mny for s45. 600. the Phoenix Furniture
cbmpany for 10000, TO Berkey a Gay
for $4,000. and that the actual indebted
ness Of the concern Is 100000.
Judge Baker entered an order en-
powering the receiver 10 act in the cause
instituted by Niebergall.
A meeting Of the creditors was held
today. A proposition was submitted 10
make an issue OF 100000 in bonds with
which TO take up the existing issue OF
ESQ., 600. the balance TO be distributed
to the creditors as their interest may
appear. The property OF the hotel
company is valued ut S5J0,Oo0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

A famous after dinner sseaker had =
curious experience one evening last
spring. He had tren invited g. n.s.ks
one - half dorm speeches utun a csE-
tain occasion. lsaf circumstances Ger
which be hal no n'rvi prSssnted rs
arrival ~ The bard until fise evening
was well uixh "a ifscio-p. n wce eaes,~i
upon ~ wind up fi.s evenings festivities
fve minrtes after his ARRIVAL. snd then
he got upon his f~s' sns rnsfe fiss finest
effort q his hfe. Mach = his snrFxtse.
his hsss stories feIi fst sn.i b. w. much
disspposr I'll ,heseat In his wsy s@rse
he uns~~osned hineeif 81 ~ tnsss nasS
ter in this wise.
tghs: wAs an swfniiy c.A cruwd ~
nixht. Tbey dsst't taxe NJ sforses vel
st AL. Werrny ''sry kr~,d staases~
Yes. they were reriied fss fEres
master. s'but flpsy hed sirsevff he~n .rsf
by ~ prsvsons speskrxs r--si.rf&rs
Magazine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

fnsiirsfiia- That Basine-s VIII Begin
in f<,wer Hoa>r.

Wssal Ferox. sept & There we're
more than a handrrd members present. 6
when taa house vss called % order this
morning Ar Ia.bcrt ssked leave o.
infrotlnc4 a hili Ter the enlargement o.
tie volume ~ currency Af. Brtsius
ehlecfed The house then resuaed the
cnsisierafiop q the Az c-ie - rules
After addresses ~ CAtchings. E.uioe.
l'earmond and bynsrd debate was
s.oeeti
The coneitleration q the code having
heeo cumpisted. Mr. Burrows offered -
: Substitutes for 10 the rules 81 the fifty
hrst eonxrr@e with a aiodiacstion which
pros'fiesr that when a call - TIM house
= ursiere~i ths ysas and nays shall also
- c,nsidered ~ ordered Tbs. he
tnouEht Fould put q eaa 10 hiibuster
iuN
Ne FreFtf'ls question wae orsiered on
Ar batfc1s satstltofe. II vas lost,
yeas g, Hsys. IA
The rrsle - rules rae then adopted
Eitnout DIVISION On mafl.,u nf Ne
Wii~sn the committe~ en- way. ard
mesne vas grsnfri .eave =, 80 dnrine
TIE ~e=sions - th- hou@.. The ho,,-s.
then at so adicnrnesi aata safarsiay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

which ca s~pisnber 1. including
the gold reserve. was tl07.Ooo.
90; has declined 20 slo6. 6.5oU.noo A
Pointed redaction h noted In customs
receipts. .hieh during this monfh foot
up sI.f9g Go. while intsrnal revenue re-
csipts exceed theD. something unusual.
and aggregate sl.s5sooo- For the fiscal
year up - today the receipts from inter.
nai resenae are only fl.5000oo less than
castoms receipts. In round figures the
expenditures Il the United States for
the iiscal pear D. date exceeded the re
ceipts sf9o0VO. and this excess has
besn drsxn from the asaii4bls cash
balance u the treasury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
sEIGE O r. RORY RAISED.
Troops Withdrawn and Parties TO Re
Indicted

CHICAGO. Sept 6. The last OF the
troops departed from Roby at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. leaving tho arena in pos
session Of Receiver benjamin Hayes and
three deputy sheriffs. The woods-C
tello test case came up in the circuit
court at Crown Point today and the
hearing was sSt for the fourth Monday
in September President O'Malley's
bond was raised from $4,000 10 $4,000
and the bonds Of Woods and Costello
were raised ffom $1,000 each 20 $1,000.
Referee Silerb bond was increased 20
$4,000. A grand jury investigation Is
now in progrefs at Crown Point and In
case indictments are found the test case
will be dropped and the indictments
pushed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
MAY Be THEIR DEATH
Three Men Buried Under . Fall
inc Overloaded Loft
THREE MEN IN THE DEBRIS


iaoss. Mich. Sept e-Poefmszfsr
George b. Hayes jo~.sh Dilley ana
Isaac farrsr. al u Muir. were working
IN the finishing roons Il the Muir Wash
lag hachine eompany's shop yesterday
when the iofi gave vsy. prs-c.pilaiing an
enormous load a corr binders upon the
backs u the three nnfortnnates. con
pietaly burying them IN the debris Ia
wac iifteen minutes ksfore the, oonl1
be extrieated. Diiiey heing pinned IN
such fearful manner that il vac lssrsi
he would die before hs could bo taken
frous~-fhe ruins Al the men above
named are badly hurt and II xill he \
few hours bciofe fhysicians car say
whether or not Diiley can live.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
BOARD or AoIucULruRE
DeleEase- Chosen 20 Attend Messing
fn Chicago

LANSING. Mich, sept 6--At the meet
ING of the board Of agriculture 1ro.i.
dent Gorton. from the experiment sfa
tlon. and Pusidenf Wells, representing
the college, were elected delegates 30 the
meeting ~ the representatives of aRfi-
cultural colleges and experiment sta.
tions. 20 he held a Chicago la Ociobef.
A. /. Stevens 20 the class II e8 sas sp.
pointed assistant In the agricultural de
partment - the experiment station af a
salary of s5oo J. \. Hatch was ap.
pointed instructor in mathematics "a a
salary II 500 per year. q. j. Crosby u
the class Of 20 was given tho position q
assistant in English. salary e5oo The
selection o. Warren Babcock a. assist
ant professor a mafhamstics, az salary
of sl.ooQ. was approved Plans were
presented Tor a system uf sewers aud
drains for the college grounds The
next meeting u the board Will be held
in Chicago. October IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

CLKvKEASD. Sept 6-The first meet
ing of the stationary engineers was held
in this city today. In the morning
Mayor Blecn delivered the address OF
welcome. which met with a hearty re-
sponse. The business of the meeting
was purely routine and the members
after hearing the report of two OF three
committees. accepted an invitation to go
10 the Garfield monument and passed
the remainder of the day there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
CALL ouT THEIR MEN.
Members OF Brewers Union Must Quit
Military Organizations.

MILwAUkEt. Wis. Sept. G--National
convention of brewery woFkrsen. which
wGs Ia session this week. today endorsed
the action o. Governor Alteeld cf Hi
noss IN pardening s,chwab. Nechc and
Fielden- The epnyentioa also decided
that the National Brewers union be-
come national district of the
Knights oi Labor. The Brewers union
however. viii remain in the American
Federation OF Labor as heretofore. The
amalgama;ion with the Knights was
donc ios the purpose Of securing their
cooperation.
IL was declared that hereafter no
member o. tie union could join the ma
tional guard. and those who are now
guardsmen must withdraw from the
militia organizations with which they
are nov connected or forfeit member
ship of the union. The resolution was
adopted by an almost unanimous vote.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

bufetsd him about 9TH thsir sdecfion-
ate handshskings snd hoii,ng him sith
tkeu until the lxst ninuss- No other
speeches occurred. and gradually the
crowd left the park.
Governor Mckinley oppressed horror
and regret when he learned that an ad-
mlssion had been charged and he had
been made use Of 10 further . private
scheme
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 6.-An episode
occurred during the afternoon which Is
likely 10 cause a whole lot II trouble
The "ladies of the q. A. r. are at
swords points with the relief corps. and
has never been recognized as body by
the q. A. X. About o'clock Com
mander Blodgett Of Chicago poet az.
peared at the door with four ladies. and
Mr.. weissert invited them up. supposing
they we're relief corps women. and one
a them. Mrs. Sheriff. president of the
ladies ~ the G.. A. Il, got IN a speech
roasting the relief corpe beautifully.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

Ross Centre Excited Over the sudder
Girl Elopcmcnt.

BATTrE CKErK. Sept 6-The people
Of Ross Centre threaten 10 make Il very
warm for Mahoney. the negro who eiopod
with Mabel Sudder. shouidhe BE- caught.
Even lynching IL talked a. IL nov
transpires that the pair were married at
Hickory Corners by q minister The
girl was 50 weak or faint that che had
to be supported by Mahoney's sister
while the ceremony was going ca. IL IL
generally believed by knowing neiehbors
that she was hypnotizsd- BY Others
Mahoney IL said 10 have drngzed the
girl out Of revenge toward her father
and that the girl married him 10 cover
her shame.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

BAY CRY. Mich. sept 8. John
Markle was stabbed with pocketknife
and dangerously. II not fatally, wounded
noon az Robinson a Hibbard's saloon. on
Water street IL appears that the men
had had quarrel. but settled H. When
Sxeeney walked up 70 Marikle with the
knife and stabbed him In the abdomen.
cutting cash IN the bowels nearly throc
inches long. Both men are married and
follow the occupation IL lonRshoremen.
Sweeney was arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

HANoocK. Mich. sept q Evidence
before Coroner Sowden IN the inquest
on the remains 81 John Solo and ivar
parella who were found Al Dover Creek
with their throafs cut, looks bad for Joo
Simons who ieft the unssvory resort
near there. and Frank Loveluy. his "a.
fher-in.iaw. IL will require . regular
trial 20 clean up the mystery surround
ing the double murtie-. Both men werr
stabbed In tho neck ard hied b. death
from their wounds. sridcutAlly while
eeekinr aid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
RELIEF CORPS MET.
Annual Report Read ~ she National
presidcnt.


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 6.-Park church
was filed 10 overfiowinR this morning
upon the opening of tk1<els<enth an
nual convention OF the xE1aen's relief
corps. The national president, Mrs.
Margaret Ray Wickens. presided and
submitted lengthy report
The afternoon session Of the Women's
relief corps opened at . o'clock. when
souvenir badges were presented to the
delegates.
Robert Henry Hendershott. the
drummer boy OF the Rappahannock."
was present with his son. The former
was the recipient OF a beautiful drum.
inscribed as gift from comrades Of the
q. A. X. Mrs Sherwood OF Ohio made
the presentation speech. Mr.. Hender-
shott's son was also remembered, re-
ceiving a handsome fife.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

Mason CRY. foxs Sept 6.~-Weathcr
fine. track fast Summary.
2.l3 pace. purse Al co Jordan won.
Smith second. BEST time. 2:l2is.
SEQ pace. ? years oIels Lena Hill won.
Miss Finley SECOND. yeta third: beet
time. 90
2.gg trot. purse $1,000 Maggie y won.
Garni second. Billie Gains third: best
time. 1.f7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
CLOSED THE SCHOOLS.
Dry Closets I'm the buildings Danger
ous to Pupii<' Health

SAGINAW. Sept 6.-Three schools on
the east side have been closed The
trouble is between the board 81 health
and the board of school inspectors. the
former board claiming that the dry
closef system IL dangerous 90 the public
health. and that the school board does
not intend 70 carry out its agreement %
remove the offensive system. The board
Of health got an opinion from the city
attorney on which the chief o. police
acted The school board viii probably
take out a temporary injunction re
straining the board Of health from olos-
ing the schools and viii reopen pending
a decielon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

ANDERsoS. Ind. Sept. 6.-The Penn
sylvania glass works. with 10 employees.
resumed the Manufacture ef bottles to-
day
ELwooD. Ind., Sept. G. Today the
AcClcy lamp-chimney factory resumed
operations. working half its force at
nigh. aud the day force will work alter.
nate days The Macbeth factory will
resume IN full next week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

Operators win Sign the Scale if Wage
Cut l. Accepted.

YorScsrows. Ohio. Sept. & - The
Union Iron 4 Steel company operators
OF six roller mill plants today made a
proposition to their employees that they
would sign tho Amalgamated association
scale IL reduction Of 10 per cent in the
finishing departments would be ar-
cepted The proposition will be re-
ported 10 the officials of the association.
The company employs 6.000 men and
they have been idle for two months
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

KALAMAZOO. Mich. sept o-Fp
started in Texas yesterday from trac.
fion engine, which IVES running eep-
arator on William Csmptcli's farm. and
burned bis house and eontenfs, bzrn
and other buildinGs tuFstber With straw
stacks and grain The io-s h ta.oDo.
with email insurance. 10 sleo spread 70
tenement house owned BY the NciAn
estate and occupied By William Austin.
and burned H. sifh contents. Loss.
ffO0. uarfly injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07
LONG DEATH ROLL
Grand Army OF the Republic Report
for tho Past Year.

ISDrAsAroLrs. Sept. g. The report OF
Adiutant General Gray. bf the q. A. r..
shows membership In good standing
II :D7,223 The number of posts is
1926; departments. A. There mas been
net loss in membership OF .2,6o7; de-
linquents. 1910; suspended. 4l.66l. The
number of deaths was 7.002, larger than
any previous year. Expended in char.
ity during the year. Slls.S95. Receipts
during the year for the G. A. X fund.
s2l.s40; expenses. sl2.1S7; balance in
treasury. sl2.lS7. Grant monument
fund. ss.75s; flag fund. si,375; number
Of flags issued. 52.25S
Surgeon General Wne reports that
while the members are hardy and sturdy.
consumption seems 10 have a footing IN
the ranks He recommends that hos
pital be erected by the government In
the south for the treatment OF such
caSes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

ZaxEsvIILf. Ohio. sept G While
Spencer Scsrvell and Robert Kline were
repairing the stone work on one ~ the
piers of the Union street bridge today.
the stoncwork fell aud buried them.
Kline was fatally injured aud Scarsell
will loee a Lex. Fifteen minutes later
William Staplrs fell from the same
bridge into the water and vas drowned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

" Wt-H1S0roT. Scrt. q Government
receipts sre runnius lcw thss snerfh.
80 reeelfie frun fuefc1s xesfrrdaf
t1apHa p<iog flie hsvest ior ssiy cne iay
since gar tmee he scts. FeFerHe f,r
the six tsss q his mopth err~este cry
81 t4ftfl ~ siscff H<-it go ti1f SHE
the exrersiIfrfeF A-ef sip f4lssttsn sr
eore mar <@tuttsi pes day Aesaeee
fhe exp.ntlsfafes centfnue - axr.tsi
the rseesps the treasaef bsisnrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-07

gsaprrs, Mich. Sept 6--John uoI-
Ton. slred n years. rIeilenf q Csmden
township fes the past forty yesfs ws<
insfanfiT kiiiei - the south bilDnd les
ssnri4 train yesterday efttrnuun ft
fueen fhis f'lsce and Mor frgDery. BE
was driving scross The tfack and vns
oanrhf - The snriDs