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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-29
A. Is. STEWART,
A. II. CHAMBERS
j. :. wHITEHOuSE -

NOTICE OF AN ELECr1Oy-WWnnps c'
OF the city Of Seattle school Distrtef =. /,
King county. state Of Washington held :. p
3ist day of March. A. d. 1893 the Soliovins
luttons were adopted to- wit:
Resolved. that for the purposes hes.s.~S
mentioned an election In the district Il nov 49,
and thereat there shall DO submitted TO H. 49,
the electors Of the district on the 9th dsv 49,
A. u. 1898. the following questions:
Shall the board of education be authoris,s -
empowered to purchase lots 90 and peyss >, q
A. Denny's Broadway addition to the ct:v = =
a.tle for . school site for SAID dis .rct ~ - ~
Of eighteen thousand dollars ($lS,0OOl
shall the board OF education be AUTHORISED 4
hundred and twenty-seven (i27) ola. A. -
Broadway addition to the cry OF Seattle, -, y
house To- cost one hun hundred and twenty-five n
And be it further resolved, That the fcIouh,
places be and are hereby named and selec;s1 p
the election places Of said district, AZ wAicA n
polls shall he open to vote ut said election 10 =
On the first floor Of that certain buildlse ~
as the Rainier school building. In the CITY n -
on the first floor Of that certain building M
as tina Minor school building, in the CITY a a
attic, state nj Washington.
In the east basement Of that certain bur4er
Known as the Denny school building, In the cl1r
seattle. state Of Washington.
On the first floor of that certain building kuern
AZ the Mercer school building, in the city q -
In the building known as the ONCE Of Cynwauo
4 Harmon. on Yesler avenue and Third strsS'
which building is oppo.ite the city hall IN ~ e.
OF seattle. state of Washington.
In that certain building known a. the Mcte,n6
building on the corner OF Seventh and n
streets, In said city Of Seattle, state * VIZ
ington.
And he 1t further resolved, That the pom =
said election shall be open at o'clock p n r
closed at 8 O'Clock p m. on Saturday. MAY & Al
1893. 81
Now. therefore, Notice Is hereby given III p
election will be held in the city OF Seattle 80
dtstric; No l. In King county. state Of WaaAt(
ton. on the 9th day of Nay, 1885, in accotfo =
with the foregoing rectted resolutions. q -
election the electors Of the district are requclI
determine, by their votes. the questions -
toned in the said resolutions and submit1oa +
them for their determination under said ro1D
tons
The polls for said election. n the placer ~
toned in said resolutions. will be- opened 81
o'clock p. No. and closed at O'Clock D N. O. =
urday, May 9. 1898.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto seuo
hand and affixed the seal Of the city Of Se11tS
school district No. l In King county, Mx6 3
Washington. this 9Th day OF April. A. ID. lse4
II. +. WHITSEy.4
Secretary Of the Board OF Education Of the ei0i
Seattle. school district No. !. in King culG1
state Of WASHINGTON
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L, aR SALE-A GOOD GROWING BUSINESS
Il cheap for crsh. going Ens. for selling
time vii &c Will spent investigating tnM Address
Owner No. =, Post-In eilieencer.
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Tor SALE-rANSERY IN RUNNING Or
der; free water dwelling house property; .
god opening foc niau with small capital Apply
Melton. smith & Co Xancouver. B. c:
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TOE SALE-A BUSINESS CLEARING FROM
Il 5000 tn $500 per month: centrally Gated and
under no circem stances would be offered for sale
We're Il lot for the fact :ha. the owner has other
business outsids OF city that requires his inn
meqiafe attention anHInBst sell: one or the best
business opportunities In this city: call early.
Morgan,s Exchange. New York b X
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T>OR SALE OR RENT-AO.ACRE FARM.
l. Room 334 Pioneer building.

Tor SALE-OUR HOME LODGING HOUSE,
Il one Of the finest furnished and best equipped
houses In the city: we'll filled with respecta-
bic roomers; three years lease given to purchaser
at low rent: small cash payment required and bal
ance in fnstaiments to suit purchaser, or would
accept part of balance In trade. Inquire at Our
Home. No. l5l6!s Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-29

Tor sALE-BARBER SHOP: FIRST-CLAsS,
Il four-chair. combination case with baths:
everything complete and new and doing q good
business. In live town of 5000 Inhabitants:
satisfactory reasons given for selling Inquire Of
0ofhAm d Gorhau. Pioneer block.
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Tor SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Il restaurants, grocery stores, hardware stores
notion stores, tea stores dry goods Stores barber
shops or anything In the business chance line:
also lodging houses acre property. houses and lots
or anything you may ofsr IN Washington any
other state; we have good list OF Eastern Cal
lfornla property fr sale or exchange Morgan's
Exchange. New York block.
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ron xArg-REAL Eyrars.

Tor SaBE-SSLLARD, A FEW CHOICE
IL residence lots cheap by owner: easy terms; no
q. H King Z Eper block
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CToLEN-FKoN Mr.. JoR8ENsEN's PLACE,
- on Ehey slough q boat: newly painted: gray
outside aud inside rail- painted blue. ring on bow
and stern: iron keel: new piece on the bow and
painted over Is reward Address Ole Hanson,
Everett, WASH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-29

MONEY TO loan on IxPRDvED OR U "
lN1 improved real estate. SD Seattle National
Bank building. A. H. Foote
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WAETED-PARTNSR IN AN EsTAB.
" iished meat market: one Of the partners has
business in Oregon tina, requires his immediate at
tention; this is a snap for some wanting to
engage In business: not necessary to understand
the business, but mus. he . good sober Industrious
man; price $50 MorSan's Exchange. New York
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM,

Advertisements under the head OF Lost Found.
For Sale, Fer Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
inserted the rate Of cant word each insertion
Payment always In advance No advertise mon0
received for less than IS cents
EOTICE-The business once Of the PosT1N.
TELLi0EScER is open until 12 p m cassined
advertiser ents will be received up to this tfnA
Advertisements will be received At branch of0ces
Of .hs Posr-ISTELIIaENcKR at:
Tacoma Bureau Ills Pacific Avenuo
Thomas Samnons Manager.
Port Townsend. Recommendation d sprfn9e4
The following letters await advertisers - 0is
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A BID

Wanted on 6-acrs tract near Columbia
Rainier svenus line County
road BY the property. We
expect asacrincs
6gura
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EoR SALE-A SNAP: OYSTER HOUSE:
Il cheap: good location: doing good business:
reason for selling, going 10 Worlds fair. ADDRESS
l. r. care Post-lnie.iigencer
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WE HAVE TWO GOOD BARGAINS IN
W business chances: $500 and q, 900 respect
lively Cline a Lien, Rengstor1 block.
nRU0 sTORE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO
IL purchase . good paying business; located on
apopular corner For particulars see Stewart 4
Holmes Drug Company.
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u n SALE-S0 ACRES GOOD LANDT HREE
4 miles from thriving town. will sell all in
5-acre tracts: $40 per acre; terms easy. 2i19S
Wesr street, room T.
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Tor SALE - MERCANTILE BUSINESS:
Il $1,000 cash required business il In admirable
condition and located in . developing community.
Address w. I. Church, Dungeness, or G. F. seal,
Port Townsend. Wash
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NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS.
NOTICE TO SrOC DERS-OFFlCE OF
~ the seattle Coal and Iron Company. To the
stockholders: Notice is hereby given that DUR
euant TO the bylaws Of the company the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Seattle , oal
and Iron Company Will be held at the office Of the
company, in the city OF reattle, Wash. at !
O'CLOCK D. m, on Thursday, 18th OF MAY 1893 for
The purpose OF eiecting trustees for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other business ~
may legally come before the meeting.
JOHN CRAIG, Secretary,
Seattle. Wash. April 2e, 1893.
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TOR sALE-RESTAU nANT, $s, 600: HOTEL.
$40 900; grocery store, %. 500; insurance
agency, %. 500; lodging house, 81. 500; furniture
store. u 200: grocery store. 800: 12-roomed
lodging house, $3.50; nice business on Second
street $3.50; half interest IN wholesale bust:
lodging house. q $50; grocery 81 600: resta urant
and bakery. $4,000: SO-roomed lodging house.
New York block.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

have s1buisfsd % the eoupeii sa ordl-
nancs for IRE escapes 90 buildings n
tat city.
Lansing vii PICK up al the cd plank
froa repaired hriises. ssdssslks etc.
and have il eut up into stove wood for
ia per.
Dspsrtnszt connsndsE Kidd has es-
asssd that all nichigsn Grand Aruly
posts shall Be inspected befnre Dseslss
Der -
Van Buren, Cosnty Socissses u ckris.
tian Endsayor xsil bold their annual
ossssntiou Al Decatur Dsesmbss ~
The nes school of music building At
the University Of Mlchigsa oil be de<ti'
Gated Thanksgiving night
J.P. Warner % Decatur has invented
. metallic tie ~ith which the hiehAgsn
Central 10 experimenting.
William Blair h in jsil at Port Huron
charged With robbIng the Memphis post
ofscs q zoo In sfsmps
Traverse City factories are violating
under IA years Of age.
Ora J. q. Scotch and j. s corcoran
have been sppointed pension examining
! surgeons AZ Bad Axe
Sazinax's Home % the Frisndless hRsl
cleared saoco by their Midway plAisancs
entertainments
81 Mary's church al Williamson was
burned Sunday night Loss. 5000; In
surance. $1,000.
Typhoid fever IL prevalent nj St Jo-
seph. caused by water taken from sur.
face wells.
Rev. Leslie Bower Of Chicago has &c.
espted q call 90 the Portland baptist
church
A Charievoix man claims to have .
| preparation Tor turning dead bodies 10
stone
Oakland County Teachers association
| will meet at Pontiac December l and =
vicksburg Union school building was
damaged $1,000 by IRE Monday.
south Haven fruit growers realized
10000 profit the past seasons crop
Ganges farmers viii engage In reach
1 culture next season.
A. Bower Of Big Rapids. aged 81 years
suicided Monday.
Ovid Ii building Methodist church
costing $4,000
Charlotte is to have q canning factory
next season.
Saginaw has organized a foot ball
eleven.
Lawton has organized q lodge Of l. d
I'M
Paw Paw wants paper mill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Ho~ lie cssvas-~s H- Territory mr.
s1otbtsz sad Bef,ftnx-

ledge Burhngsns. chairman % the
rorrmlitss ca ts,idisg and clothing. made
. canvas q TIE district assigned % him
en to hi.l. an3 IN less than an hour he
-. sight semsn appointed a. do the
frow house "a house eanvss@isg. Each
~~nssn 81 sac tbs name add address
a. persons sho have Articles o. give.
Hnd t1s.s Niil % cent 20 headquarters.
81 sass sesn nsy 81 seot Zoe them %
fsse th~n - the depot - supplies
Jadx- ksifilugsa,s suggests tAsi this
plaa - slrpteJ sy thu members q al
sac cemnlsfeea In this wsy the whole
cisy esa BE- esnsaassd. ADD sy.ry hou.e
IN 4 esn - Visited Before o'cioes
yesterday sftersopo Judge Bariingams
Nas rscsiTiag returns from bic eorp- 81
esasssssrs and before night svery hou.s
- his district had been visited
fs shcula - remembered that TIE Do
pc ~ supplies = iocsted at No Il
foasfaia street IA ths Locksrty build
iaz. ssd anyone Who - DOT eaiiel 90 By
uembsrs q he vsficus cnmmitsee.
shopid sad snything they hSy. 10 give
80 this tepct 90 teiepAous The President
sozisfy ard team wt1 be sent Zoe tie
donations
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29


YES, l took seourss Of treatment with
DIR. Copeland and associate for very az.
grasated form Of nasal catarrh. + found
their method Of handling the msiady and
the severe throat trouble usually incident to
ID. 10 be very efiieient and thorough. and a.
the same time. entirely free from pain-frec
from the caustic medication. the fiery sprays
and the rough nasal surgery which found
30 be In vogue with some Of the old school
specialists. who had previously treated me.
:" i had suffered from this catarrhal shec-
ton for qnite q number of years. and bad
made every effort 20 secure relief. My case
at trst was only tia mild form of eatarrh
known a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and tire
some. but not malignant or stressing.
NY trouble, horeper, wds ooyrarofef BY
nal practice. One Of tAe specialists rho had
ne IN hand for ovAiie used the eiecfrode. He
didn't subject me 70 deterioration erudly.
tSt he come pretty near IL. The electric cur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
FIoHrisG TIM SOCIAL EVIL


warfare AxAissx Ia.
CLksEEAsD. Nov. 28.--Shortiy after
snssrinx upon tho dutles II his once u
director q police. w. &. Poliasr at
tacksd the knotty problem pssssnted by
the prevalsnes of the social evil and
evolved . schsms u rsgistrztioa for In
matss and keepers u houses u prostitu-
toe In eonnsction with the Plaza, .
systsm % medical examination xas In
saxurstsd. As soon ~ the schsue uss
annoancsd. prominent church people
znd organlxatloas of woman. Zoe char
nounced IL In unmsasured terma
Deputxtions Of ministers aud oom.
miftess from the Womenis Chris
tian Temperance union and other
societies called upon Director Poll
nsr and protested against what they
termed q compromiss with the evil and
. violation Of state statutes and city OF.
dinsnces in rscoxnizing zach places and
placing them under practical police pro-
tsetionL In almost every pulpit In the
city SERMONS have been preached against
the plan. AZ . rscent meeting Of the
city minister's association 10 Was deter.
mined 30 make an emphatic protest by
petition. aud through the medium OF
the Law. 10 compel the director Of police
o. abandon the registration plan. The
most sensational feature q the war on
the directors plan. and through the
efforts Of one % the most prominent
ministers OF the city. keeper and an in
mats of one OF the Condemned places
we're placed under ssrest The women
sccosled him on the street last Friday
night while be vas on his way TO prayer
meeting. The Rev. Knight said: IL
went into this deliberately aud viii zee
ie through Tbs business OF street
walking 90 residence or business streets
aust stop"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

Ascsb~~ Csrtnsd e Provisions WIN
- s-.ns resight

Anrfhes carload q miscellaneous
Supplies wii - forwarded -
ne Iranwcosi destitute taoixht a. a
tsksa = Grsnd Rapids sympathy. II
Vii ronsist II everything ~ tie iine -
- ee1flii frsm noo>Y % ~arai. thiek
eiofhinE he rrsts si.i - ioa3p-i on
O. r. 4 L rar Ne IL t,dav. aad rushed
shrough - Ironwcet a. rapssiy A. po.
sshls &,ue q the nansy contributed
yesterday sse iavested - 30 psursia 4
ssif ecsk. A iarge quantity q t.aea
fo~r Pesatnes szi athsr Efuvsssous wili
- ssrt sie1 Amonz the iafeat ds.za.
t.cas srs the fosicwine. anus.t
schnliI 80 psir D -. Ciissn. sseht
rsirs shasr. J a. C'e~es. hunstie ci,,th
40 : +. Il. siuthing; Ckaries Peter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

WV 8&8&
The ckr,saathsnum nesting Of the
Grand River Valley Horticultural society
vas held Ia the coaFt house yesterday.
j. A. P-sre,. prssidsd- Among those
present vsrs u II. Kellogg % Ioais. ~.
O. Phillips. w. y. Cook. @ w. Garfield
and Thomas brown % this city, and
Mr.. and Mrx Woodland d Walker. There
v<- . large number IL chry-snthsuums
on exhibit. donatsd By the various fior-
lets u the city. A communication from
The Hon- 3 \ Bailey vss read. stating
that Indications from Washington pro-
ossimsi that the tariff tinkers vcrs de-
tsrninsd 70 punish Michigan for being
. fepablicAn state. Lumber. salt. wool
and ifca ors are 10 DO placed on the
free Hat Under the circumstances he
believed tie best thing the state could
10 would be 10 turn its sttsntion %
frult raising. lie urged the horticultu-
raj societies q NE state 20 arouse pub
lic intsr>ss IN this matter. c. Z Gill
prossatsd a conmsnicatlon Ia reference
70 ths classification q fruit in freight
shipments. add on motion % A. W. Stay
'oa ths soclsty exprssssi its satisfac-
too with the present shipping arrange
msntA IL wss decided % hold the an.
nul nesti1g % the society the third
Tuesday N Dscsmbez. Tbs removal
from the stats Of Professor Cook. the
eutoe1oioRist of the Agricultural college,
cas- discussed with regret by the mem
hsgN IL sss decided that the drought
hal wrought certain degree % dam
49, 81 frSlt trees bat Il was believed
that q bad done god ia destroying a
fungus growth that inlurs- the apple.
g. y. Barfisii discussed the limits Il
ihe STATE fruit belt. aa3 made lev ~
marks about the fFuIt EXHIBIT ~ the
worlds FAR. Mr. kellogg believed that
the rcYstst.oe % che II - had bssn IN
l4red b. statements concerning the en-
hsetG TIE remainder q the session
wss dsvossd 81 general discussion u
uaatfsss q Interest Only % fruit rAl@srR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

NY trouhle,y aid Mr.. B>a n Cook. The
seoond senor IN the blsoA City oasrt~f,
dates bach ave years foT three ysaEs bad
BEEN using salt and water ~ . nasal donche,
noticing an ohstrucslon to my brssthing.
Instead 81 helping me u ssomsd 70 agssH-
vate the disease
The Obstruction infsrfsrod seriously with
my voice. and after trrsfmeut for too pears
Wit varior. doctors. wss rsconmenasd by
professional friend 10 DE-. Copeland and
associates.
They have greatly relieved me. and 10
gives me great pleasure 90 reeofnmed thee
physicians ~ masters of their arts and ~
courteous gentlsmen- No ons Who V
troubled a. have been can AFFORD 10 sxperi-
rnent with doctors Of uni nown ability, hut
should 20 az ones 70 them and thus save
valuable time and monsy. aud have the
consciournesr Of being In thoroughly
cspabls banda"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

80 Long Street Garments.
worth - 10 $40. st >l-5o. STA
e. t25o
One rack xi2 C1oaks - Sa2i.
SO Closks a. halt price.
Chiidren's Clocks az $i.oa s.,
$40. 81
Fur capes one-haif price.
~ Ciosks NJ $a5i.
3oi Cloaks. worth s. AZ $50
~ Sc Cloaks at xf5a
50 Cioaks. worth s. az 81
80 garment. at $40
$l5 Clozks al $s.5a
sReai Assrschan Sacks, worth
So at SO.
A iine OF genuine Astrachan
Jackets, 30 inches long. st So
The above garments arc
beautifully trimmed with far
and other popular materials
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
ADVANCE In MEDICALSCIENCE
The Severe Old Fogy Methods Must Give Way the Mild
Painless and Modern

TIE old d
. orss hsn disease a ofsn makes woea
In
Oh
eupo land
Gland AZ
q
DIR
for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

ar. CLAIR. Mich. Nov 27.-John
ZAetsch was sentenced TO Jail for fifteen
days In default Of payment Of el0 fine
and el0 costs for failing to meet his dog
faxsA When Constable Searles took
him 30 Port Huron the sheriff consulted
lawyer. Who advised him that such im-
prisionment under the St Clair charter
would DO In violation Of the constitu.
tional guarantee against excessive pun.
ishment or Imprisonment for debt. aud
the prisoner was allowed TO depart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

The Elk Rapids Iron company has
kept all its sawmills, grist mills and fur
nscss running. despite the dali times,
and wages are - high a. ever.
At the annual state tar sales the first
Monday In December. Muskegon county
viii ODER about 1000 distinct pieces al
real estAts for sale.
Detroit board Of building inspectors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

oovsry that thsy guarantee Il In al diseases
that come froln a torpid liver or h1purs
blood. Az q blood cleanser, nesh builder,
and strengfh-rcsto nothing like the Dis
cov@y- Il kno~n 70 medical science DyS
pep<iA, indigestion. Biliousncss. and the most
stubborn Skin, Scalp, CO Scrohilous Aztec
tions. quickly yield 70 IT. purifying and
cleanzing properties II IL doesn't benefit -
cure. you have your money back
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29

shs at heard a thea hy Mira Gray
ualil tEs asfzl tr-ssay SO sna0ancsd
As-S s@~sa- sss~S
Ma. Nasoa e Ma ldl Ann street. whs
nr.s a sh1Ff disfsnes fr1m the klng
Fssidsaes. says shs sac Alag AMI nls
wife s<nnalnz On thsiF treat posch sboet
l0elclock susisfisy nlaralnz. saa tnsy sp-
rs.rssi ~ b saEsx~d n earnest cnavsrsap
toa- FtssIlg Mrs. King 80 do~a apoa ne
raiiiax Surrounding he porch snd kias
tpok hoi'i u hsr aEm - Z r. lead her
inf0 ms heses. SIZE resisted, and -
nAis.d s~As~L kins sPpssrst % -
faixing earnestly sEd to 30 eosxinx hls
After thss lad talked tbs szy about
nftasa ulautss Mrs Nason $40 them
sosrx ths houzs togsthas. snd that go
fhs lssf shs heard e fhssa.
Isst 40 Her D~Hfh.
IL % sarminssd that King bad pssmsd-
ls.assi his horntis dssd for several dzys
sDd th2t yesterday aofaings work sss
ne result q carsfaiiy planaed de-
talla Ths Surroundings 10 the liz
tis roam ln sssen the bloody
uork ga doee showed that .
villlsas tasssI bad tsksa place. A stAai
"a. tippsd over and q amp iay sEzt.
tered A pieces upon the Hour. lt -
tn01sht thai klng ADD his vIfs ssrs
ssttLzz en- the edge q Tie bed shsa Tie
shoE Eaa hred and that bsfors 1rias 10
thrsN hia eff arm aroond hef neck.
rhox.us Der - that abe could not utter
loaa scrsams While sith hls right BE
snas fxo balls into her brain One u
taa bslils sntsrsd her right eye snd the
athss Ia ths forehead . little above.
Ihs skin ia beEne,i Asd discoloEed.
ahoxlng that ths revolver had besa hsld
Al eioso pFoxinsty - aer bead shrn the
fstaf shots 4eEo fred CorOnsx Bradi<h
sasusasd a Jury aud ne vill hold "a
Inquest AZ 10 O'Clock this morning In his
ofncs.
Alag wss Despoafena
Monday night whee hing went %
MfsL Stevens BE Appeared % be badly
deieetsd Hs toad Mr.. stevens he had
nothiag 10 live for since hls wif. lsft
him aad that he did not know what 90
10. lie said thu trouble betweea
HIN and his wife Nas the re-
suit Of the intsrferenes % another man
whom he did not name. lie said bis
Sife had been attending dances where
beer va soid and that she bad not been
MHNNA1A $50 t@AF - 49, 80 49,
made simllaf con plants % other neigh
bars during the summed.
Ihs dead woman sas . daughter of
Mr.. and Ar< Adam Kelley OF No IL
lsiand street. and vas about ID years
oid She wAs married TO King four
years ago in this city.
hing was sboat - years old and had
beea uaixsd mp In matrimonial Affairs on
two previous occaslonA He hrst vie
died aud the second. Cad" White. left
him fsw years ago % live with one
George Lartis. whom sue afterwards
married. lie vas . stooe mason. but
had been oct Of work for sons time he
vas arrested some N'ms ago With q gang
% chicken thieves snd va tried In the
police court de Vas eonsidsred 10 bo
az Industrious fellow. but his domestic
Affairs hAi pnnefvcd him Of late 30 that
he vas nsarly a wreck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-29
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