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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
SPEAKER cRIsPs IDEAS.
They Are I'm Accord with Those Of
Cleveland ON Silver Question.

wAsHrScroS. Aug. 9.--Speaker 8. Crisp
is understood to be in entire accord with
the ideas Of the administration in regard
10 the repeal OF the Sherman law and
the necessity for immediate action. Ii
is said that il there is not some sort OF
an agreement entered into before Thurs
day. or before Friday at the furthest,
motion will be made and carried through
the house TO adopt temporarily the rules
Of the last house and that immediately
thereafter Mr. Crisp will announce a
committee on weights and measures
which, while Mr.. Bland may be retained
at the head Of NJ. will be made up with
a decided anfi-frce silver majority. This
committee would soon report bill for
the repeal OF the silver purchase clause
IL the Sherman law and after reason
able debate IL is believed resolution
could be adopted providing for vote.
This course will not be adopted, how.
ever. unless il is apparent that the free
coinage men are determined 10 filibuster
unrcasonably against the passage OF tho
bill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

WASHINGTON. Aug. .. Tho secretary
Of the treasury has nads the following
appointments Tor Michigan: Michael
NJ. Cooney. assistant keeper Of the light
house at Thunder Bay island; Ralph
Heater. third assisfAnt keeper at Stan
nard Rock; Emanpci Luck, keeper at
Sand Island; Wm. H. Holmes keeper az
Port Ssniiac; Malcolm Donald. second
assistant at Stsnnard Rock: John kean
vice VIM A. Howard. resigned; Charles
Pankox. seeond assistant keeper at
Huron island; john 4. Murray, keeper
u the lightship AZ Gross Point James
wheatly. keeper at Genite island. and
George Genry, keeper st Grand Island.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

wAsHIsorox. Aug. o.-Cockran con
tinues To work hard 70 bring both sides
10 an understanding. He is not claim
ing to be cieselsnds spokesman. lie
10 simply doing bis lest 10 assist In re-
pealing the Sherman Jaw. II any man
can do more let him Try. Tracy is not
tho only man who h sour. Many of the
Tamfnany men are enyious of Cochran
and are not inclined 10 help him. Some
people think the affair means disaster.
but that is an exaggerated view. There
may be soreness now. but when the bu-
gle sounds every one will be found ready
to fight his best for repeal. let the
leader be whom he may.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

sAclSAw. Aug. Alt has been cue
rcntly reported that the Canadian Pa
effic railway is now trying 10 secure an
entrance into Port Huron % connect
with the Flint 4 rere Marquette rail
way. Inquiries show that 30 far as the
latter road Is concerned there is nothing
IN a. The question arises how could
ths Canadian Pacific obtain an entrance
intosPort Huron II there is anything in
the rumors IL ~ certain that Canadian
Pacific trains would not be permitted 10
run through the Grand Trunk tunnel,
as the.two roads ere bitter rivals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
HISTORY OF PYTHrANrssr.
Philip I. Colgrove OF Hastings Ad.
dressed the knights In Chicago.

CHrcAoo. Aug. 9-Thc First regiment
OF the Illinois uniformed rank. X. Of r.,
and divisions from Michigan, Wisconsin.
Iowa. Indiana and New Mexico paraded
through the Midway this afternoon. At
the close the Knights assembled in fes-
tival hall. Gen. James X Carnahan
presided. and after welcoming the audi
ence he introduced Philip 4. CoIcrove.
supreme representative OF Hastings,
Michigan. who delivered the only speech
81 the afternoon. Mr.. Colgrove gave n
history % Pythianism and extolicd the
virtues OF tho order at great length.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
EXALTED ArlTGEI.D.



SotTH BEsp. Ind. Aug. AIT To-
days meeting 81 the state federation of
labor resolutions were adopted chang
ing the date of the annual meeting one
month later: against bakers doing
night work. and calling upon that fra.
ternity 90 organize unions; deprecating
the non-support Of the cigar labor; cali
log Tor tho strict Enforcement of the law
Prohibiting the employmsnt Of child
labor; encouraging the cooperation Of
union labor throughout the state;
recommending that the appren-
tice system be changed in the
various trades - as 10 prevent the en-
pioyuient OF unnecessary numbers. de,
manding the abolition ofttll national
banks, and that money necessary for
transaction Of btsiness be Issued by the
national govern hent direct. and that all
telephone. Telegraph and railway lines
be under the eottrol Of the government.
Resolutions asking for equal taxation.
exalting oovernbr Altgeld FOR par,loning
the anarchists. and asking that none but
union labor be employed in the erection
Of public buildicgs recommended.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

DfTRotT. Mich. Aug. a.---Dne hun
dfcd and ffsy raliways are represented
ts seventy delegates. vho Are rev %
ssasisn n thr Fsotai Cadillac. The Rail
vaY Claim ASSOCIATION y TIE result ~
ar amaigamation q the essfefti and
western associations. Nhfch sas fnsfie
IN G'h;car, ia fs.fl and - nhierf i a.
govern tSe settlement q al tiaiass fns
i.sa "a ovescbaree The HsretAne DID
nofhluc rhatevef II totiay = sssse*ads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

ID. j. Bctsis Returned go Ch-ssning
and Introduced Himself 90 His Son.

CHEsA<TNe. Mich, Aug. e.-Dpring
the 60e o. J. lieftis lived on farm six
miles from this place. He bad a vife
and eix children. One night twenty six
years ago he disappeared and bis family
never received word from him. HE
wife died after time. and his children
grew 10 maturity. Otis Bette alone r..
NAMED here engaging IN the shoe bust
nees. About poou the other clay sln oid
man came into Otis Bsttis sfore. he
sat arourd quietly fof tvo hs'urs. then
stepped up % the merchant and u
formed him that be was HE father. hf
Bettis. the elder. y nos rtsftnf an
Chesaning. lie doesn't ssy rn'nch alNYut
his travels. except that be came from
Texas here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
ALLEGAS FLAME SWEPT.
Several Mills Destroyed by Fire With
Only Partial Insurance.

AILEGAN. Mich. Aug. o. Fire at $50
this morning started In the boiler room
in the strawboard mill OF Stanley 4 Am.
bier. and wiped out the mill. the Eagle
foundry. Seery's planning mill. Huntley
& Schumann's plant for manufacturing
dnsks and tables. Guard 4 Fairtield's
-four mill. Ambler's WOODEN mill, the
Office of the paper mill and part Of the
mill race. The strawboard mill loss is
si,tOC. no insurance.: Eagle foundry.
1900. no insurance; Secry. $1,000. and
Huntley a Schumann. $1,000. no in
snrance: Guard Il Fairfield. $1,000. in-
snred for sl.J00: Ambler WOODEN mill.
EiOcO. no insurance: Office. and damage
Ia paper mill. s25oo. insured; electric
light building. ESQ, mill race, 500 The
heroic work Of tho fire dcpartns ht fsved
the paper mill. At one time II looked as
IN the whole manufacturing district
would GO. The hard loss Is severe; many
poor men losing their all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

DURANGO, Colo. Aug. 9.-Utes are
leaving their reservation in large num-
bcrs and are becoming troublesome.
plundering as they go and willfuily de-
stroying game. twenty-five mounted
men have left here in pursuit and the
authorities will at once make efforts to
get the Indians hack on the reservation.
The military may bo called out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

NssmvTLLF, Tenn. Aug. 9.The First
natienal hank tonight posted a notice
that il was closed. The bank has lost
deposits steadily for some weeks and
near,y exhausted the currency. The
bank is solvent and will easily pay out
when given time % realize ON the paper
and securities held by IA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

BAY CITr. Mich, Aug. 9.-Mrs. Jen.
ME Gates was landed behind the bars
in the West Bay City Jail last evening.
after having led the officers long and
exciting chase. Mrs. Gates was ar
rested one evening last week for Cad
lilac officer. who was armed with q war
rant charging the woman with grand
larceny. She eludcd the officers. how
ever. and has since been at large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Bar CRY. Mich. Aug. 81 ~Diphtheria
continues 30 spread Ia the south end Of
the city. though not In the extent that
leads the health authorities 20 antici-
pate M epidemic Of the disease. Care
lcssnoss Is responsible in a great meas
ure for the spread of the disease. There
has been tho NEST wanton neglect of the
requirements of the law regarding the
isolation of patients suffering from
diphtheria
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

LANSING. Mich. Aug 9.-Adjutant
General Eaton has received physi-
cans certificate 10 the effect that
Colonel Frank II. Lyon of Calumet.
commander of the Fifth infantry, will
be prevented by illness from attending
this years encampment AZ Island Lake
and Lieutenant Colonel John r Ben
nett Of Mnskegbn has therefore been ass
signed 10 the command of the regiment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
GRAND RAPIDS MIoH THURsDAY MoRNING. AUGUsTl ls0a

ratio a le 10 /. Finallr Il xas decided
b refer ths platform u = con
nsiifes With Instructions 20 report
a oschaek tomorroa norniDg. Tue
committee srl4cted = - foliows: j. j.
AcAahoa. Daytons ii. Bohl. Mariefta;
W ". Armstrong. Cleveland; Judge Vi.
Ermsfon. Cincinnati; r ID. Marshall.
Dsyton. u. Il. CLARK, feungstoxn. The
entire oenniites is free solnags in sen
tfment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

DKSsER. Aug. 9.--Alfred Packer. the
man eater. who ate FIVE OF his comrades
in mining camp some ten years ago
and who is now in prison under a
cumulative sentence Of forty years. is
reported TO have gone insane aud an in
vestigation has been ordered. Packers
attorneys recently tried 10 break the
cumulative sentence. but failed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
Ia. Victim MAY I,ooo,rr.

Jackson. Mich. Aug. 9-Jeanetfe
Neil. the victim of her rejected lover.
McCormick's bullet. seems 20 shox Inn
provement. and the only fear entertained
by the doctors is that blood poisoning
may set Ia. McCormick's remains were
sent 10 Niles for burial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

CsIaseo. Aug. Am afternoon paper
says IA. c. Flood. Chicago manager Of
the Chatanquan Magazine. Is missing
from. the city. IL Is stated that Flood
scattered alleged worthless checks.
amounting In the aggregate TO a large
sum. among business men. Flood is the
son Of Dg. Flood. a leading western
Pennsylvania divine and editor OF The
ChatAuquan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
suprrL NEARLY WIPED our.
rsusi.n-. r.s~tion Harmed. Involving =
~. af stoo.ooo.

Tseows~oro~ ilis Avg ? Fire fhis
sftHFn,ssn a. Aiaeil thsmpeEn couni
destroyed the greater part - the husi
rsse f9.st - q the tsfvu. Involving a
sf.sit n sisnusi. iesefsncn. ifnfkn
An,nag ssse haildirR- tufurs eswe TIE
sidrii spnsa heuse. f.fs,fsn. AirxanleF 4
f'ess hank tht tbf.aesi s Fselskn flli
is depot. saa eansiet = hbfitess
h.stsnea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

SorTH wkySE. Wis. Aug. a.-The
business portion of south Wayne was
visited by terrible fire sf midnight A
furniture store. two millinery stores q
grocery store and an agricultural ma
cbinery warehouse. were destroyed.
Scarcely anything vas saved. The orr
gin of the fire h unknown. bindings
and contents were partially insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

BFATsIcK. Neb., Aug o. Jacob Bond.
president Of the defunet bank of Cort
land. was arrested tonight as he stepped
from the Lincoln train. Tho principal
charge against him is that of receiving
deposits after the hank was known TO bc
insolvent. The affairs 81 the bank are
said by those IN position 10 know 10
be in a bad condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

MsvvFsw Nc. Aag ? TIE ary goosis
sforr - Schools 4 Bros.. the Mayvisw
Dreg eonpary's store and the store q
Mira NJ. y NAYS gere burned q the
arnund early this nsnrning and The Ism.
ber yard q T. y. iennisg sas damaged.
The lo~s - about s1aooa two thirsis ia.
....,tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

MAcoS. Mo-. Aug. 9-All the coal
miners. 40o IN number. employed by the
Kansas Coal company at Arumore. Ma
con county. have gone out on a strike 10
sympathy with the Kansas strikers.
Another effort is being made % get the
$50 miners nj Bcveier this county out
through sympathy. but thus far has
proved unsuccessful
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

A hnfif contested rsgx a4s that for
the f20ej ia tfoffinr etsis Ansha
the starters pefe sbBs - fi,e lrzi class
harsss - the yeaf ksft Earl fnsisi
Chestnut mare q winpn a Cplninbus
and Piffslura la Tpsca victor ~ Nts.
frnit IN fsbt - tie crsrteaf facte = TIE
saasrn. fsfeencsfs. f<fAare fhe faei4<i
of tis iot t,ot oct fully rfe9Ffaed fr1m
4 reenrf i,sfless. (iifi q teore. efetstIie
tn chamfioH Ni1tiFsn 3yrsf -olo. end
ofbers - tfkfnd slr.el ard Rnfbfness.
TIE frsf basf sas IL 9secs ~ . iis
aeffaszs frzcs IN fbr frsi 4uHfts. sh1
Kelly uiNiy laid a. fht heat
TgraEnHs I'D b ne nj.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

PES@sooLs. Fla.. Aug 9.-rhe Es-
cambia county board - health an
nounee that two deaths occurred in this
city that ~ the Rev. Y. &. Waite and
klien Weed both prpuouuced yellow
fever This created almost a panic. aud
A lrass i.a<o people will leave the city
by touight's trains
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

KsxSss CRY No. Aug. p-James
Burke. alias Frsnk Mccoy. alias Frank
Sherilsf. and With several other az
sumtd nsDes. has heen arrested at
Gilman. Colo. by Pibkerf0h men.
charged with the rDbbery ~ ei5uO
from ". G. PoIlock. dlaulood salesman.
on train near Sioux City Iaas Novem.
frr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

IsHPENIsc. Mich, Aug. 3-Instead OF
discharging third oS the force and
working the remainder part time. the
Lake Angeline mine will discharge less
than sixfy men and word the balance
fnll time. but will cut ths wages The
ehaBge wss de.sded on to-day This h
the most cheering mining news for days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

HoLLANp. Mich, Aug "A whitening
drought il prevailing here. with no
signs of rain. With hot days and cold
nights corn and pastures are dying out.
and some farmers have began 20 feed
wheat 90 their horses. IL being cheaper
than corn or oais The blackberry crop
Is total failure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

MASIsrEE, Mich. Aug. 9.--At special
meeting of the common council last
night. the contract for bridge and
viaduct was awarded 10 the Milwaukee
Bridge and Iron company. for e., ,256.
contingent on the authorization Of the
county board of supervisors and the per
mission Of the secretary Of war.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Csse t,rn,scrsn waG D~rnsp.f fre-
sasneee sfthe WHITE Metal

Ct~rtTSse. Aug . The censmitfre
a. ersoiatlvns femsspesl ~ seeston arlii
tftsao minof,s sfifr u,sarsrsf Tn
rcf e fhe teerfe ere fl=trirss esss esiiesf
sal eiea nenlter reep>esis'i - - his
tiess ~ ne <iisef susaiian Nsfh f~a
etrepfst's tkf e,eeea<e q P.estleat
tetrfar,i ea@ ceraessae ssid the
eTsrssn efnreesest ;hst thr pfatferm
shoati lssisrr tes Tree eclnzss a. lhs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

BARSARp. Mo. Aug. 9.--Fire broke out
in the business part of this town last
night. ia tho hack room Of Hubbard Il
Co.'S grocery store. aud swept away
eight business houses and several small
shops. several people were slightly in
iared. l. r. Hubbard and A. Miller being
tho most serious The loss aggregates
between eoo.000 and $4,000. about half
covered by insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
NEAL IN THE LEAD
Ne WI 8E nOMIAATEO
ohso pemocrzss Casherinx 81 Cinz:in-
n4si f',r she Bzlsie Rossi--Pi.s-
fsrm Frobabllities.

CfSc1xxATI. Anr. 9.-The democracy
of chic !. al..s.s r,s.ly n n.u,e the
n.a wha !. =, - .xrrd. .s,h cov.
- r~r,-,- - -.
-, = ..''s - 80 s'ss' ss'..'s ss
"1H' hknt thas - SURE 70 % sHssn
tttll Feraaps even greater sigor than Ia
Tie iasf campaign, when ex.Gosefnor
causpbell gent down before the cham.
P'o. "a PH,t1F''on' who thas man - %
o ~ a. -. eneefsain- Inc afrssai %
i-aHrence 4. Neal last nisht Infused
greater strength into the friends vho
are cham pionina his cause. The Nsal
aaherents ~ers Out IN fo,ee today and
el.iss..f Il, h.v. 1890 -,...,,,,,. fr,.,,, ~,
.v,'....,-.t .......,s rs'- :. -, -
-,is.'. - :. - - ''e-e - 49, -. =
F'"AHs ~ s''7 n'e4'en- nahu iness -
sofA, and tnat the natlonai
adnt1nssfrziioo has added its power
fal feFces q those OF en- Governor
Carapa,eli fo doxn the sturdy little raan
M. .s...l as !. ,hs (.hi .,..,,, 60, ,.nt,,.,
- -, -. ,s.s....--. T.. -, -
- =.
.eo''sS e.sslA f.an~ Su's'' sue W ~ o'-
feresl Today those Who are supposed To
be tieyeiand adaerents AUTHORIZED
cenhIl ~ tnls sfsfy. but u ~ plain that
T. have tscs silver man a. the candi-
CATE would uisappoint The admiuistra-
ton. Mr.. Cleseland's message has stiff
fenen The backs II the sound money
msn, add . = AL but eaneedsd that a
zee oliver plank will hate no place In
.ne platform. although tile convention
VII not 20 80 far a. to declare for the
single standard
xe,r. e.h.,e. nr,,a,
Today il i still Neal arisinst the field.
with the chances IN his favor by no
Dteafls diminishing EnoFts are being
i.ia.i' 10 bring over to N'sns aide that
Laets'S allied To CamPlaiii. Thus far
there las neet. no great tatiefness die
piAyecs he Neal men are 50 ronndent
tnht tney say tney VIII nssin painting
the town after The iirst ballot
inss original declaration OF the leaders
that THIS would DO the largest demo
crat convention ever heid IN the
state bisis fair 10 hold good
Aitbc1gh Music hall has seat
Ing capacity OF nearly b.ue pretty well
every SECTION has already been marked
on Tor outside eontingents, and the local
democrat organisations are being re-
dncsd "a bard pan IN their efforts to
take care OF themselves and their
frisnds. IL VAL be abig cpnvension, and
Judging from tne present outlook, a de-
ehteaiy hreiy one inetpient pooms
have been started Tor y. y benfz ~ Coi-
uEnbsis. ex-Congressman W. IA Haynes
az Fremont. tnartcs W. itaker ot this
city, and several others. bur they are 80
Tar connned % hotel lobtaes and curb
stones. aad have tailed 10 reach the dig
nify - open headquarters,
e..,f.ls t,-.ra.,l.. A., rnct,.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Kswas CRY. No. Aue. Ths safe
IN thn ti<krt erice = TIE kaeeaa Cify
4 Tasiependpucr Air ffse dcpst. ~ the
e.rner n Wyao,ioifs ana Aesana
ssr>eta eas teesen infr isef hirhf aad
roil,esl 4 tefeeen ti.asn ana tl 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

T.~4f fssrx Nteh. Aue The rAse
- Heating - The - = g. , a fsthiftssd
ntant.aex. a. to rs.csVnry - siamsc,.a
- .ssassss rsrs.svs4l in ereok ba the
ss,sspsnys rad F<f9emtef =. 1891.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Cambridge HOY Wins in Straight
Heats without Being ffraf.,I.

A rather chesp lot ~ side Nheeiers
uerC the starters Ia the 2.to PURGE race
Of the eight which started fea pcor,le
had an idea ~ the quality a The nhony
chestnut stallion Camiriiee f.oy. buf
he was another proof of the Aeed sssrf-
ton that club thrown tBfo the brush
IN Indiana would scare out a 2 20 pscer.
Tor his victory uBs clean cut. clear and
decisive. The tale ~ the race nav ~
told in 4 repetition q The story os the
frsf heat. in which the light stepping.
handsome little horse fook 3 lead from
the start and kept Il 70 the anish. crose
ing the wire on q four flinute ioF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
Bank VIII Rr~umc.

SruReIs. Mich. Aug. 9.-The failure
of tho National bank is not complete:
they claim 90 hF ~ ample securities and
will be able 20 pay all dcposiiors and re.
sumo in short time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
Hon.e a. Franklin nnrnod.

ADRIAN, Mich. Aug. a.-The rcei-
dence of Samuel Wilson % Franklin
was DESTROYED by fire this morning.
Loss. 1900, insurance. 81 co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

~ea tlsfrsse. Aaa ? psfs afe -
ros.t uss 7asrfse.f here l,-iaY ffsm
psnssssla ~ ee lhaf y~iioe fever has
bssn Declared . ezisl thefs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
DAY OF FINE RACING.
Pretty Speed Exhibitions At Com
stock Park Yesterday.
TWO HOT cAwPAlGkERs' RACES

Ais.n swin cApssrs~ shs ana Pso<.
Ia Ta~o~'s Eaa wess nrssg- .Daf.
n'axsoa . f~ss Yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

IS seaf#s.ft~. kse. TIE 81 apfn
seat q nsa hes=s aasa 4hasszg sl~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

SIX Yeariine- ssss An = R&cs Won
Handlt by BnninGfon

Tho initial es snt WAS the stake race
for baby trotten and Sir yearlings came
10 the score Ths race proved. Ne was en-.
pccted. only due between the cid Look
Ing grey lily Nari ID and the hand
some brown colt B ifingion. The grey
was the victor az - 1rRis last week. but
after leading 10 the half by two oron
lengths. Burlington challenged for the
heat and after the two ye=nVsters had
raced together Tor fnriong ike team.
the Sable Wilkes colt drew away and
Won as he pleased. BufHncton 10 a
brother of Chris Lang. the famous =.
ycar-oid m John Coldsinith's ; string. and
Is owned by benjamin Hey. wealthy
manufacturer % Cincinnati. lie was
bred az the Santa MAtco ranch and
trained a; Abdallah park. Cynthiana
Kentucky. by William II. Coulle. Who
last season brought out Paving. the
champion yesrling stallion 81 49,
st1fMAKr.
Stake $500. yearlinrs. fruffinr.
Baaingtou. b e ~ Salle Wilkes. Afdal-
lah Park fCorillel lel................... 4
Maria bert. w 'fasron. A. J. 5nmie-
son t1aufier0fll l.............. ,......s.. =
AnteamayoDe. b G. ~ Anteeo. n. :. Hen
~ ttrn~ft ...-................-.4. =
Alcpon oirl. gr +. - Aicryss. George
koclcns Roe isensl l....................
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