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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
WOE At Ell DORADO
Twenty-Five Persons Killed BY a
Cyclone.
ENTIRE TOWN BLOWN DOWN
The Cycione Mas Heard tnft-en MIN
ate- BEFORE Ia ssruck. Bss Too
Late to Eseapc.

LirTIF Rocs. Ark. June 2-The town
~ IL Dorado. Union county. Arkansas.
vas slept by one of the most destrae'
tive cyclones about o'clock this after
noon that has passed over this section
II the southwest for years past. III Do
RADIO has population Of l.lU and the
death and destruction to people and prop
crt, in the town nwas frightful 4 dispatch
received here whiio the storm Was rag.
ing says ffom fifteen 10 twenty tive per.
sons were killed and injured .in FL
Dorado. Will. the destruction of prop
erty aud loss % life in the vicinity
was terrible. Almost every house
in the town was unsoofed or hlown
down, while thrco raw mills short dis
tance out we're entirely blown away.
The tower ~ the baptist church was
carried away and the sexton. who was in
tie building preaching for a school com
mencemcnt hich was 20 have taken place
tonight was instantly killed. The cy-
clone struck the town from southwest
erly direction. and its coming was heard
for fifteen minutes before II struck FL
Dorado. The telegraph wires are down
and nothing has been received here
since 40 p m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
BRIGGS WILL NOT TALK.
lie Resumes His Post at Union Sem
mary Yesterday.

NEw YoRs. June Professor Charles
A. Briggs appeared az his post in the
Park avenue institution early this morn.
ing Just the same as IL nothing had hap
pened before the general assembly at
Washington lie was quite cheerful.
Il must adhere Ia my principle not IN
give any interview" said Prof. Briggs.
-as have uniformly done in the past.
l shail have 10 give great
deal Of thought 10 what
will have to saw in the
statement I shall give 10 the public. /
60 not care to make any comments
either on the course OF the general as-
sembly or my future plans Just now. |
see that they have done considerable
business. too. since l left there. Ny
letter published this morning. ~ writ
ten 10 the subcommittee. expresses all
that | have 10 say just now a mum
her of divinity students called on Prof.
Briggs and expressed their in'enticn Of
entering ,he class presided over blythe
professor condemned for heresy. A
close friend % DIR. Briggs declared that
il Was such states "a Pcnnsylyanis that
defeated Dr. Briggs cause. they having
sent representatives who had con
drnnned Dr. Briggs before the case was
heard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
ALL ON BOARD LOST
NEARLY FounnEes aEastlf
80 vs nau11nV v1n1Rg - Hss1unay
AaAs - ohasA lnss1ae -
WssahsA o. ZoDUe.A

ALpasA. nicA.. Juss a--IAs sosaI
sesanss Cnsskoa cotlidsa ~ = IN
known scAonaes 1ftsrn nilss a nun-
DR. iaAand ths aarnias - dayAssak. in
sfog. Ths scAonaar was c9s u 10
and veot 70 The hseapn inG1antly. Hex
entire crew vsse boul Ths CosuSoa hnd
no time 70 wsit fnr shs rsnrus a any
survivor vhe night hs 0oasiae sruund
In the msss of vssckseA - hsr hoe 80
stove in and the water was pouring n
faster than her pumps would throw is
out The Corsica was run CO the beach
in Thunder bay Just belou O~sinikca
Her bows are all crashed in for . Gun.
siderable distance. The mate of u
Corsica. who Was In charge at the liusp
Of the collision. says that the Corsica
did not run into the schrqner. but thai
the schooner ran into the Corsica The
moment that they struck he sxyx that
the engines were reverscJ and that the
schooner disappeared ~ an instant
Her dssappearance uas 50 Sudden that
not even her name. color os sire ccssld
he made out by those On the sreansor.
In coat which Mas picked up ausons
the wreckage today eas a letter sign--d
by Joe Davy. No 3i3 Cherry sfr~et.
Green Bay. Wisconsin. II pas dates
March "a. isa,. and commenced M
Dear Brother"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
RECEIVER IN CHARGE
The Piankinton Bank Trouble Has It's
Encct ON Other Banks.

MILWAUKEE. june William Plank
intoc. assignee OF the Plankinton bank.
took charge II the stranded institution
this morning Depositors are Of the
opinion that they will get their money
In full. and that is the general belief.
There is a nervous feeling among the
depositors in other banks. and a good
deal OF money was drawn out quietly
this morning. This movement was
quite marked at one institution. but
there was no heavy run. Public con-
fidence in the integrity of the other
banks has not been shaken. and there
will probably be no run Of any conse
quence
IL is stated unofficially that besides
the Indebtedness Of President Day and
the Lappeu company 10 the bank.
amounting in round numbers TO t600.-
Uo. other loans fully half Of this amount
have been made that are not in much
better shape than the Day and Lappen
paper Depositors OF the wrecked bank
commenced today 10 take the proper
legal steps 10 get what they can out Of
their deposits. A number Of them ap
peared in court and swore out proof Of
debt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
TWO MEN ksIiEp.
The Deadly Electric Light Wir-e Dcs-
It's Work M Detroit

DrrRorf juno - Nelson Criis.n8er.
an emp.o.o a the Detroit Electric
Light company. was instant, killed by
an electric shock while working in the
tower al the corner - Melboogali and
Jefferson avenues about 2.i5 O'Clock
this morning. lie lost one ~ his rubber
gloves and. it is supposed. s,srscd %
trim lamp or put lis bare hand on a
wire. When hls body was found his
right hand was terribly burned.
Fred Negro went 10 the residence II
NJ. 7. Conkin. No. 53s jefferson avenne.
this morning "a put in some windox
screens. Abou; 10 O'Clock his dead
body was found lying in the cellar. An
electric light bulb which lay in his
hand. and which emitted sparks. s.-emcd
20 offer theonly explanation of his death.
IL IA thought the wire had become
croesed with an arc light circuit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
JUDGE DUBosE GUILTY.
Two or the Thirty-Siy Charges
Against Him Proven.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June Judge
julius j. Dubose IL Shelby county. can
never hold public Office in this state
again. The house OF representatives
preferred thirty six charges against
him and today the senate
found him guilty OF two Of
them. Judge Dubose was declared mot
guilty" of thirty four charges. One ar
ticle on which be yas found guilty was
that which charges him with arrcsting
one Henry Kennedy after he had been
released from Jail on habeas
corpus heard before Judge Estee
of the circuit court. The other on
which he was convicted IL that OF trying
10 get Mrs. Mcbride 10 give up property
which had been decreed 10 her by the
chanccry court Ia divorce proceedings.
The proof showed that Judge Dubose
was working in the interest of the di.
vorccd husband. The decision removes
Judge Dubose from the bench immedi-
a,ely as Judge o; the Shelby county
criminal court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Ls~siSe. 81 b.. June = At tho ban
qaes T., te holj ~ "a. Ho;ei DuWney
next Iaesiay evening. in correction
With the Rnuuai meeting ~ the state
rar aaso,iaiion. Cai " " pnfieil q
pr'.oit sth act az teesfmsster. and
i,,aaf- ri3 - fespon,is-t o. ty William
Newfor. Flint. O'Brien J. Atsinson.
Trf' bnrrn. r p Shepard. fay Cify.
Csotrge PWsu'y. Grand Rapiia. jerome
" Iurusr. "a -4i. \ q Marvel IRee.i
gaty. Crasie- A HHhey. Resi Cry. and
fh - Iusfiee Hnokcr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

A. sh~ psr Ns-trsdsy ~ach Re-al,
Ns- >sfarst

CsTE CHketr~. Va. Iuns = The
p5ssisientiai pafty hreskfastsd this
n.srnirg IN pert q yesterdays catch.
snt st oelark nsite their saf fa he
rshtrE grsuasia at tlr @futh end = Ht.f
t-issd The sporf ~se ssn. p tetfer than
80 ya~scr-lay Nr tleseiana Succeeding
~ esfchirg SEVEN lssre dsafa ari a
Ercsf rlany ses tFesst and ofhi-r saiaiier
h@h TIE othsy Hensbers q ths party
werc not fsr behind 70 their catch The
party r~fafned AZ 81 -. aot TUNED The
isrxeet r their fsh over - Ne servants
60 shsrrissnt e. " Vsahinaten aut afhes
gisfs. A esfi1 ssart viii t. fassis t.
u,nrree eel ina st1d asliag = "a
v-rfei hss.fs the start f's Ws-hing'oa
~ - n . a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

The Failure to Float Cherokee Bonds
STOPS Credit business.

T,rEorAH. 7. T.. jane The failure
20 raise s5.Joo.0o0 on the Cherokee strip
bonds has caused commercial crisis in
the territory. j. " StapIer Il Son. who
have been the principal traders in strip
money at once discontinued credit sales
Their action vas followed Immediately
the place and nov no goods are sold on
The strip money; AZ Fort Gibson Nln-
Claremont. and az many other points.
sh- sane results followed and not a dol
lars worth 81 goods can be purchased on
credit at any n those places. The situ.
alton - decidedly serious. "a many mer
chants bought on credit ard so!d on
crr.lit. and vIll be closed up 10y creditors
unless granted an extension.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

IssaiSs.. Nich.. Iuse 4he lansing
,sssfafars siii hnser the hr|b essz ri
nsar 1sfs ~. a; whleh tisnaI fhe carrier
and ofsre forrt uill BE lssgs irseress'-d
lfviue Ruch vii tss~.nse 'itruts r~i
mssfer Ed " Clark ssr~fl lieufie;t -
F0siss eoi Ni~ fannse llair setsnry
s.rae4 ascfk Tie esfre wout have beea
6,.s elaes srar nso haa il bgs is~eo ~
fh& seii,n - = essapie 4 ,i~nocraiis
rt..r efs ssfs,s IN fsss.tsksr.s fhe sfasays
ssa~s ie fkesI Jsf.agfasssss 81 thesf kassss
sssH~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

hut the Heating Apparatus Concern
u -oIyeat--Ite IL 1:uinesi.

ToiHno. Ohio. June The report
that the Smcah Heating and Ventilating
compaay. which has large plants 10
Toledo kansas City. Philadelphia
Pitfshufz. NeN York. Chicago. Boston.
~ Paul. Denver. Salt Lake City. Tor
outo. Washington. Eimira and I>ousion
Englsni. has failed is erroneous. The
company vas ia shaky condition some
months age. but a party - Capitalists
.o-as hold ard placed u 90 it= feet
However. through their msnipulations
they have squoezed out ! - Snead
The Inventor - the Snlesd system lsav
ing him penn5lsss Every one thought
bin imnle.ls.-li eralthf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

DTrRorG. Mich. June . " IT, Fitz
goraid uos that he has been acquitted
IN ~ Police court from the charge that
ha4 bren hanging over him for the past
month. will proceed q take u out n tho
men who we're responsible FOR his arrest
and ,mprisonuent Mr.; fitzgerald said
yesterday that suits would certainly bc
bFuBeh' against tie mayer and the
other mea who we're impiiCsfed with
him an causing the arrest II - posi-
bic. also. that suite may b. brought
against the mayer 90 account - the
company fsr the damage that has hcen
done the business q the Company dur
~ the iigbt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
ORCHARD LAKE STUDENTS.
They Are Encampcd at the fair For
(oumrucSnsat IHcrcisr<.

CHIc.oo. June . One hun'ired and
twenty Eve cadets from the Michigan
military academy at Orchard Lake.
Mich. unaer tie command - Col. Sum
ner Rogers srrivci AZ the wotld's sair
grounds today and veni into camp 81
the Midway piaisance. The boys are
here ~ see the lair ana NJ tne same
time os'siliah model miliinry camp
that for the newt fortnight vii - one
- the attractions ~ the eesi end q
the Midway They will remain IN car p
enft Jurs Is. when the graduating ~
srcisas - the souier elsss siil be heid ia
music hsli sna re cadets will return -
their hsnleA fef the rurnmeg vacation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Chicago Adds Another tn the List Of
Grade Crossing Horrors.

CuoAGo. June IA horse car of the
Chicago City railway line. going east on
Sixty ninth street al $50 o'clock this
evening. was struck 10y Rock leland
passenger train. One occupant of the
street car vas instantl, killed and three
seriously hurt. The dead: Unknown
woman about - years ~ ago. The in
iurcd + g. Fall. M. lsl2 Wellington
avenue. two riIs broken and internally
hurt: Clara L,iis. No. 5i,5 Eggleston
ayenIe. both arms broken; Edward
Fitzgerald. driver ~ street ear.
internal Injuries. The accident is said
T. have been due to the negligence oi
the gate keeper - the crossing. ". ~.
Normandie. who failel "a lower the
gates ~ the approach u the train. The
car carrie! but SIX passengers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
IVES MADE 2.54o POINTS.
The Champion Wearying of His Hun
Breaks the Balls.

LoSpoS. June 2-In the international
billiard match between Ives aud Rob
erts. Ives. the American champion. this
evening resumed his play on the balls.
which he got iamned at the mouth OF a
pocket lasy night When he laid down
his cue iaA night he was in the midst OF
a run in which he had already scored
1910 points. and had brought his total
up to 1901. This evening he continued
cannonink on the balls wedgcd at the
mouth oi the pocket until he had
brought Mis- total up to 5000. lie then
broke the balls up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
sub .trssssrsss 70 supply the deficiency
st that praal Over e2oO.uD still re-
masns in the local sub Treasury.


AssAPoGIs. Nd. June 2-Teisy the
grsdusting clsss II cadets received their
dipionaA Secretary II the SAyy Her
bert arrived fron Warrington ~ 10
O'Clock and = a. received by the board 81
v,sitofs The Hon. Noah Brooks q
Newark, Ssv jersey. delivered the ora
tioa o. sn~ cadets Ram prss.nted the
usual outdoor proceedings. and seefe-
tary Herbert presented the graduates
their diplomas IA the chapel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
Cashier Has skinned.

PAuLpIxGs. June 2.-Potter's hank.
the oldest bank in Paulding county and
heretofore considered one of the safest.
closed its doors this morning. The bank
was established in 1874 and has always
done largo banking business. lnfor-
nation as 10 the cause Of the assign
ment is hard to get. President Ayres
and Vice President Potter have nothing
to cay and Cashier Sponster Is not to be
found
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

CBioAco. June Preparations are
being made 10y the Travellers Pro
tective Association ef America to
make June 10 great day st
the worlds fair for commercial travellers
and their friends. An elaborate program
has been arranged. which will include a
reception nj the Travellers Protective
Association rooms IN the Missouri build
ing In the forenoon. u concert by the
Thomas orchestra. addresses by Vice
President Stevenson, Governor Altgeld.
Governor Stone of Missouri and others.
in festival rail in the afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

PRaGrf. June 2-The young Czechs
are greatly excited over the decision Of
the Austrian emperor 10 close the as-
sembly al Prague in consequence ~ the
recent outrageous orders on the part of
the young Czech members OF that body.
which compelled Prince Lobkowifz.
president Of the diet. 10 bring the ses-
sion 10 an end. One thousand young
Czechs have therefore met at pode-
brad. in Bohemia. and resolved 10 send
large deputstion 10 Emperor Francis
jos ph To leg him 10 continue the as
SEN DIV at Prague.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

CHICAGO. June 2--Cheuvcron. Martin
4 CO.. bankers, closed their doors this
morning and made voluntary assign
ment in the county court this afternoon
to Abraham Baldwin. assignee. Assets
were scheduled at 100000 and liabili-
ties at t70.o00. According to the state
ment made by w. s. Martin. tho junior
member Of the firm. this evening. the
failure was due TO the unsettled condi-
tion OF the money market.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

PRAGUE. June The excitement
over the antagonism on the part of the
young Czechs toward the Germans con
tInues. The young Czechs have deci
ded To withdraw from the diet. and IL is
reported that il the present disorder
continues a state II ecige will be pro
claimed 10y the Austrian authorities. A
Czech ntwspaper has been suppressed
on account of its eedifious tone
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

tl~.aA. seh. tusa The national
a~soristtsn 4 rslitay sureeons cirssd
TIE -s-.son - - stxtb annuai eonvep
floa ~ aelors this sftefnoun. snsl
-. iazi - faii--sira a.frerf. - the en-
suing year President Df J " Gal
fsAsih. virs r.s-iS~nts Ds = = issis.
Thosnas q | Amlsy = y fsnsey u y
stewart E 4 Nc ahnon. q - 1erh
fan sni - X Ilisse-lee. -.rf~tsry, -
= N psnnin. trra-sres. DF J. H&rvey
Hat4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

HupsoS. Mich. June The dwell.
ings of X A. Reach and Mrs Ella Wool
worth were struck by lightning last
night. and the cyelone ~ two weeks sgo
three miles west os this city was dnpli
Gated within a few rods Il the original
track. The orchards ~ " p Nye. Or.
son Da, ton and many other farmers
were leveled and chimneys were sorn
from houses The track ~ tho wind er-
tended through the townships IL Pitts
ford and wheatland. At Addison there
was hsilstorm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Insurance shark Works Nspae Rapids
MAPIK Rsrrps. Mich. June 2-Sev.
era weeks ago A. II. Sherwood. dar<-
eoDplexioned man with black niue
'arhe. struck this place and hogan go
netting for the Mutual I1se Insurance
company Of New York. claiming ~ he
an agent. One man paid him .f.ss as
preriium on a policy; hut no policy hsr.
ing come. the man conferred with tie
bank cashier. r. ~. Groom. who wrote m
Schuyler Grant of Detroit. state aevns ~
that company. Mr.. Grxnt replies tha;
Sherwood IL not an agent ~ his c,prs.
pany. bat that he would eend an agent
here 10 investigate the matter. Sher.
wood didn't settle his livery and bot-!
bills. but watch that he left partly sp-
pcased the wrath of the landlord of .he
Perry house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Crt 800. IBne = t9ir ssffAn'a rFe
- sfiiags aeatasf thr whieAf tfsiai vssH
fsessale.s ghis ssosataf tssfafe lodge To
ief Ard r.sussei ~ ghr sfnst Flftrd bl
sifssairs tlss psgisis.E - 80 g~aaad that
-a{t skauli hAvr l~ea Fisfl in l's@sria
ffsss sar4s1 = ~ss asesfsls,l fhs lafst
3 tt.as q tiss ait - aefsfsl val efot,
81 sF - nlr.i tsnestUs lt ~as ss eaig
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

wssHrvcToS. June a-These changes
were announced in the treasury depa-.
menf 'oda. Appointments. John l..
Putnam. Wisconsin. captain of the
watch. treasury department: Anthony
j. kennary. Michigan. special ins,scfor
81 customs Removed. John J. Holland.
District a. Columbia. immigrant inspec.
ter designations called for. chsuncry
g. Heath. Michigan. chief division SO
end auditors Office. Hiram Smoss.
Michigan. special inspector of cusfor,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
He Mould Rasb sbcr Hang.

SEpALrA. Mo-. Juno 2-Fivc prisoners
confined in the county Jail escaped last
night 10y saving and knocking hole in
the wall and letting themselves down 10
the ground by rope made out OF blan-
kets. Dick Robinson. under sentence Of
death for murder. refused TO join the
fugitivcs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

BAY CRY. June 2 Lightning last
night struck fhe ree,deBce q :. y Ffnn.
Vest BAY City. inasing sarge bcie IA
she rcos and tearing ~ the clsrtsos--is
Z ne chimney ~ y W. Thofssou'e house
IN pa, City sas kocrked OF and several
windows in the Iiunnri block vs-~ shat
tered No I--opie ~ere iniur~i Ooe
hundred and twenty i've felsphop>e in
IN. two cities burned cut during the
storm last oiSilt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

CHICAGO. June 2-Edward Partridge.
the prominent board Of trade grain
speculator, was quietly arrested last
night. accused Q, inducing : 10, year old
girl. Clara karsinski. to accompany him
TO house of iIl.Eepufe. The technical
charge Is abduction. The accused was
admitted 10 bail in $1,000. He could
not be interviewed today. but his friends
enter a sweeping denial and character
ize the proceedings as the result Of an
unsuccessful attempt to blackmail Mr..
Partridge for 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

NrsKFsox. Mich. June 1-Nss
Rachel Stone we discharged IN Justices
court yesterday sfsesnooo She and hss
SISTER IN law. Nrs John Campbell. had
some trouble Al the grave ~ the fcsm~rs
mother They hsd ofs~n ausrreisd st.us
q sis.eo lottery prise von Ia lssA hrs
Carpt,-il wanted her sister. In lsv rsf
under honds 10 keep the pssoe. nying
she had threatened her life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

ROCHESTER,, n. u. juno -Marcenus
ii. Briggs. as representative Of Job f.
Hedges. IL. IL. Warmers assignee. has
appeared before County Judge Werner
and presented the petition OF Mr.. Hedges
for leave to file bond for the faithful
performance of his duties. In the petit
tion Mr.. Hedges says that Mr.. Warmers
whole estate aill not amount TO over
$4,000, becaase ali the assets are either
mortgsged or are the subject Of ltiga-
tion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

M.rorrrry. Mich June 2-Aythu,
On uirgan. q yesr -,,d nevvf.ry. hss he-r
" issine sspcs ls~t right II 70 f.sr.si hs
~s. drowned, - the last us~n - hirn w~s
after dpek. vhen be vss trying ~ de
y~-e ~ papers among TIE v-e-sss IN tho
iarsc- kidnapinE " aisn su@sprts.f
aud afscers are rsskinx = thorough
.s~nrch ~ sha ~e~~~ls vh-rs il u thought
he ulsy 10 slowed sway.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

L,SstSe. Mich. June ? Governor
Bich has appointed the following mcin
hers u tho commission 10 locate the 20
alton q Michigan regiments a; Chick
amauga Charles T.. iielknsp. Grand
Eapids. Jamc@ II Whalefs. llfehburgh
Iaelus l.. Church. Howard City 3dear
\ Crane. Kalamazoo. syive~Af r
Dwight lIills.iaie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
American Association of Gyaccolou,st-

DrTsoIT. Mich. june 2.--At the sec
oni days session of the annual convsn-
ton of the American Association 81
Gynecologists and Ohs'etricians. papers
were read by DIR. Walter Il. Manion 81
Detroit; DR. James +. ". Ross of Tor
onto. Ontario: Dr. Rufus B. Hall of Gin
cinna'i. DR. l.. :. McMurty - Louis
Vile. Dr. II. w Longhear 81 Detroit.
Dr G. G. Frederick - Buffalo. DR..
Charles \. l. Rced - Cincinnati. Or.
William n MYERS ~ Fort Wayne. and
Dr :. Stone - Washington Presi.
dent McMuriy also read his annual al
dresa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

SsegSss. Mich. jane t.ooree "
" cadssk K. executes a the easarr az TIE
iafe Charles ~ plummsf. las sued the
Michigan Central kailtssa cotapany fos
s5rl frr esce~s charges "a v.Ft.al
contsass se haul slt"ifuofee - luratss
from 1iseu az te jackson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

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