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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

wksnfNcToS. Aug. "a In the senate
fs~isY Mr.. Perkins ~ California pre-
sentei varieus memorials from tho San
franciscn chamber % commeres for the
enactmrni e substitute FOR the pur-
chasing ciarusc - the Sherman act; Tor
tac anncxatiau rf the Hawaiian islands
ard ID favor 20 the Nicaragua canal.
i.r Naortecs introduced aal referred
O. tre oafamittee on tnasce bin pro-
vffnr fnr - issue - the national
fank n0'fs . the afncguf e the par
vaise - the tor1sterosiied Or 70 te de
pcsite'l - tAcrn
Nr Mitchell ~ Oregon vaye notice II
81 amcn1meot o. - offered 10 a ioirt
re.s'latiou o. slhintain TIE parity of gold
and silver
That ihe change shall ~ made in the
tariff iaVe daring the eiiy third con
grezs
NJ fliii nfrrr,i a re4piuiiDn declaring
if g. ta ne sensr of The -snate that no
ieg slatnu other than legislation PER
a ring ~ ne dnances shall - con.
siitred ne the prs nt extraordinary So
sion N congress- LAID on the table
Mr NcEt Missouri calied np thr re-
sslg,ian offered ~ him hat fuessay.
declaring <hpt the American reor,la
fssor u. metaiiism and thr free and ae
nmtcd coite1e - beth gold ard silver
uiftout Discrimination against either
metal Tfet - aiso the established
r.licy n the ffu ted States e. atainfain
tfe r1ritg - the two retsis a1 tat th.
ae.i p8sinr and purchasing power ~
ssrrY ialiar shall - at ai' nalrs equal
lhif if = tth deity - con trrse 20 sDsesifIv
er1rt 1rah Avs "a wtii eject and nair
tsln taese oilecfs
rikirr af fhe sherman act VI Vet
sIr-kp "a Sc ~ houpsiese and hraeie~s
legislative ~. eish no one even ~ riFe
u 'scre eat Nifhout being siis - Sal
4 1eRnsi Iu t8Ich - hisie ~ fishanarsd
head Ansb rffersheir-s. he woalsl vofe
af4iref i.s f-resi vifhant a guarantee
~ e'teinu a. the Ereat neresaify ~ the
peurif. ftsf SILVER shall esist ~ the
| nffet STATES - 0nneF metal. re had
t,een ki,cvf - tte err ani unahrirk
iaE frisna e t,.e PRESIDENT - the tnifed
rfasrs. suii has in az hia campaign
speeches N Missouri discovered Nr
farvei4nsi e. te "a metaisst. hke him
eef ard fhRt ft1T oair 1ifsre.i "a
rsference D. the ret<a - BAD the right
a. r,ssr that slAtsneat teraupe Nr
Cleveland asl seerpfe3 ne aemins-
tsnn 81 a riaff.sm Ehtch pledged
fhr ticneerat rar.g - ti Iaetal
fa,n. r. ha3 hern aa vel knowa fhat
,he fferIs4.Fati. rertv sfss3 90 tae de-
t~iea q hi niefs So - ttet q tsf nset
- (aHa<st ara nsiusfaatei fsfegss
treqeltaa - fae pre.ili.ncy tie osf
rrt uettartake % err rau tAaf ne pfepi
.i.~t eae ctrn~esl - d etefssiieu -
,naf - raala nct Gsse his te4srt..rs
..e-sl.sl - = nie.tsare e. Gao silver ~ s
,..,s...i..s satto q acff Daf - daf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

ixDIASAroIs. Ang. a. About 100
graduates from the hceiey insfifuiions
gathered around q tub q lcmooals ia
Masonic hall the morning. In the after
nom G. y. Odeil. the state commitiiee.
man called the meeting tngethcr. and tie
organization oi state league began. A
temporary organization Was Effected
and committees were authorized g. cut.
line the work II the meeting. Later Ia
the day permanent officers we're chosen
and delegates 20 the nsfionai convtntion
20 be held In Chicago Desf moufh we're
selected X. A. Eaton. managing editor
Of the indianapolis Sentinel. wak made
president
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

BALDWIN. Aug. "a. Isaac J. Miller.
the man who was cauxht bufr ariaine
the riore q j. - s,tearns. bas beca
bound orcr 90 the circuit court His
sheriff searched his buuae he vife
brought out many srticieA saying
.I'heso were al taken fron Nf. htearis
have pleaded with issac q step doing
10. bat be would not listen Sac raid
he had bern taking things from this
store for three years past
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

oKExos. Mich. AUG. IA The ID. L.
& y. came uear having q terrible col.
lision here yesterday aftcrnoor. The
engineer 20 the west. bound Eyer should
have side. tracked his train e. let The
eastern fast express ps,eN He saw the
train but thinking i was "a tho side
track. did not stof. The t~o trains
were approaching each ether ~ fall
speed. Fortunately l,otb engineers die
covered the mistake and rvvcrrea thnir
enrinea The trains came t0ecther. bat
no damage Wa done. exceia smashing
both pilofA General Manager Head
was IN his private car with The castcrn
train.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

No Time Now to Discuss IL With the
United States.

LoxDoS. Aug. H.-In the house of
commons today Rotert Il. Everett llib-
eran. member for the Woodbridge di-
vision of Suffolk, asked that the house.
in view of the fact that bill for fhcfree
coinage 81 silver at ratio q n b had
been introduced in the fenate oi the
United States. declared that the time
was opportune fof Great l:fitain and the
United States 10 establish durable par
basis for gold and silver.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that the bill
referred 10 by Mr.. Everett in no way
represented the views OF the United
States government Its introduction.
therefore. could not form suitable op-
p1riunity for communication with the
American government apart from the
question whether the passage Of such n
bnl by the congress of the United States
would justify the opening OF commun:-
cations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Larsfse. Mich. Anf. u The Aurust
meeting of the Lansing Driving dub.
which conn .ences to1noff09. hlle tar
q u great eucrens Tarrt efe large
rn.si.ef q trffinE ics eferf event enc
there wns never i,sI1re fnch q ICf q
HORSES a tke track kvery eitN u
ocrnfissi. aBd Temporary Qosfferf have
had a. - prosfied fof . great uary
hf,rses 7'he yetrr6n &. J. Deupseg
vii have the pe<d Tritiloess a Tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Ireland and South Australia we're bct
represented yesterday ~ the great
Mssonic congress that convened IN the
Oriental cssBsisiory preccpfofy. bot
Maaons from the United States ard
Canada ~ere on hand as deleratrs from
their respective grand io<igea
A reception and promenade concert
will bc gwen by the edros1risiscf Chicago
and the Illinois Pharmaceutical aeeocia.
ton 70 the members - the Ameficsn
Pharmaceutical association 81 TIE
Casino next Monday.
The order a sons q 81 George and
the Cleveland St,sts fsusrds are holding
4 worlds fair eucampmerf ~ Grand
Crossing. which tsRan yeetsrslay. snd
viil contnue until August T.
The Iozier Manufacturing company
~ Cleveiand. one a the fouf leading
bicycle houses of ADerica. has with
drawn frora competition 30 exhltit a
the worlds fair.
aiseoori bss postponed her day ~
the fair originally sef Tor August - -
s,ute laief date es ycf Undetermined
because q the irabsliiy q the F0sernor
= be present.
The Aneficsn SGD Traie sssocia
tinn ogened ite eleventh annual esnssn
tssn yesterday ard vii staaih ~ seseisn
~ fBfee d4ys
TIE Ancieni Order - Foresters end
the HaFti commissioners vii huld fbeif
telefrations 81 TIE fair.
I,ociaanss isdy nahagt ~ have fallen
out with Iasa aaissiofss Wikiise = the
stafe
pai1 ndriefiuos n fie rcrids fair
yeusff.isf Nere -. Sc.
wor8ds rargress dentists ofsenea In
Caaczgp yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Coach Fell 100 Feet and -Four Persons
VIII Die.

LONDON. Aug. Il. A fearful coaching
accident occurred near Ilfracombe. a
fashionable seaport in Devon. 4 coach
flled with people. NIL OK whom were
British. was proceeding along a road
that was bordcred on che side by high
pfeciricc
IL had reached a point where the
sfeep will % the rrecipice vas a hun
dred feet high when the cuach went over
the edge. carrying passengers and
horses % tho bottom. The oscape q
the pco,ie from instant death was
almost miraculous Net oae vas killed
outright Eight received eeflous in
juries. however. and II IL thought four
of fians will DE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

WssHno1ov. Aug. a. When the
hausc net today Speaker Crisp an
n0unccsi the following committee ap-
p0tainlcnts.
Enrolled bills Messrs. Pearson
chairman. Eussell itseorgiai. Latimcf.
fines hakcr. Adams and Giilett New
York;
Accounts Nessrs Eusk tchairularL i
rayutcf. Tate. Natfiler. ihsft Wells.
Ppet. Wright Alassacanaciis and Mar
via
Mileage Messre. lynch chairman !.
Strait icleirtcu Ievas ard Mahon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

IsHrssSNa. Mich. Aug. ll-fhs
miners af the ArfRron property ~ Ne.
vay have received nearly al The uHEss
due tbeus. from mofssy advanced - ore.
They attached the mine. which Uas one
the Hchiesinrtr group TIE puspocis
~ The othef creditors esef frct4rlno
their money are FeFy dul,ire4 Ibe
,nauarrrs of the r1inc ofief a. 80 the
maf,sed men g. work afhih ~ The ~
s3action a wares a about one-third
from the former scale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

sndsrfaks % szy that the presidents
lnnsszss sss ross significant lor shat Il
failed b szy.
IN conclusion sfr. Vest repealed the
iiea q there b~ing > nscsssify Tor inter.
national zgresmsnf on the s1bleef q
siiter.
At the close u his speech Mr. Hear
Massachusetts, ohtalned the nooE. and
thsn after = short executive session the
senate. a 40 ?. n. adjourned until 10
morrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
ON A POOR TRACK.
Zimmerman Won the One Mile In
tcrnationai Rare

- s-%-~f1t&stt %~-sfts
MILWAUKEE. Aug. l4.-There was fair
eport az the National park today. The
races were contested on poor track.
the only available spot for speedy work
being wide path at the pole. The
track was soft and had had no care.
Final events One mile novice-W. A.
Brennan wsn, Hugo pressing second. W..
l.. Duke third lall of MilwaukeeI time,
$40 ID.
Two mile handicap--A. ID. Kennedy.
Chicago (l35 yards). won: j. =. Bliss.
Chicago (75 yardsA second; Gus Steele.
Chicago GOO yards). third; fimc. AL ga
Half mile. open--A. A. Zimmerman
won. George +. Taylor second. Hoyland
Smith third; time. l:1l So
One mile. 800 CLASS j. Wagner,
Chicago. won; time. 2:f2
One mile. ESQ class--E. G. Bode won;
A. ID. Kennedy, Chicago. second. Nogel.
Milwaukee. third; time; 2;ll.
One mile. International A. A. Zim-
merman won. j. p. Bliss second, George
Taylor third; time. 2:l9 la
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

AIsorA. Wash.. Aug. IA The Union
Pacific steamer A3nie faxon was blown
up this morning u Wades wharf. seven
miles below hofc. Seven persons were
killed and all tho}e On hoard were IN
iured. She carried i've passengers. The
vessel was literally blown TO pieces.
The steamer Annie faxon belonged
10 the Union Pacjtc railroad She Nas
built in loSs and was comparatively a
new boat Very feccntiy she was com
pietely oyerheuleA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

National Commission VIII Establish
One--Jndgcs Confirmed.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA court of refer
ence and appeals on awards was estsD.
hshed today by the national commission.
Ii II 10 consist of four members who
shall hear. consider and determine ali
objections by exhibitors Ia the matter
Of awaris. The members will be an
nounccd In day or tWo. The conmis-
sion confirmed the following judges:
The Hon. A. Mackie. 90 represent tho
government q Monaco. Judge Sencca
Hazeliine. Burlington. Vermont. George
II. Gushing. Chicago. diepartrlerf iib-
eral arts aud Ars. q. w. Claussnnins TO
take the place of Mrs Harry Rnbens.
a1l..llnod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

NEw YogK. Aud. ik.-Dr. Robert W.
Buchanan was sfnteneed by Recorder
Smyth today 10 die in the electric chair
in the week hegiEning October ,
buchanan was c. hyieted of killing his
second wife by slow poison in order 10
obtain her fortnte. be afterward re
married his first ! lie. who had obtained
divorce from him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
snrnin Was Disabled.

MoSTKzAL. Aug. 1.-The Dominion
liac steamer Sarnia. with a general cargo
and fifty passengera which left here
July 30 for Liverpool was SPOKEN To Au-
gust 7 by the steamer Ripon City. hence
Tor Glasgow. 0Omiles east Of Newfound-
land. with machinery disabled. She re-
fused assistance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
IT WAS ALL SILVER
Boainsr Would Have Democrat
Psr5 Meet It's Pledges
Bland SUBSTITUTE FAVORED


WsssrsoFox. Aug. IA - After the
tFsnsaction q minor business, the house
tnizy resumed tebzts on the silver
question. ar. Bosiasr tIouisiana' vas
the ifsi speaker. tie spoke from q ell
ser standpoint and charged that the ad
Toeates q the Wllson biii ne gold nen
u the dems,cFat aad republican parties
weFs responsible for the excitenrnt
which had created the destruction u
pahlic consdenee and which had caused
The run upca banking Institutions he
deci4rel that tie democrat party had
pledged itself % bi.me t4liisrn. leaving
nothlng for congress b do except OK the
ratio and insisted that that party should
fnshii IL pledges.
Ar. Layton ldemocrat. Ohioi said he
would vote Tor the bili under considera-
tion for the repeal d tie purchasing
clause Il the SheFman hiii. relying upon
The god faith II the democrat admins
tfation and the deInocrat congress that
ga the coling regular session sonie per
mansnt Legislation would be enacted
mat wouhl 1ye al our people some
suitable Dr;ry worth collar all the
woFid aroufsd
Mf. faiipfsou democrat. Tenn al.
vueafrd the repeal u the purchasing
clause and criticised the amencmsnts
proposed T. the pehding measure.
Favored Eiand's Bili.
Mr. Bailey democrat. Texas followed
Mr.. Patterson ~ a speeyh advocating
The hland tTeo coinage substitute Tor
the Wilson repcal bill
Speaklng II the effect upon the coun-
Try u the passage OK the Wilson btu.
Mr.. Bailey said u would lead a. once 10
a scramble Tor gold by all the nations ~
the earth. reducing the prices of property
O. he exchanged for gold % a lower
hgare than ever before known in the
history d the world and precipitating a
universal panic.
Mr. Pendleton democrat. West yir-
ginial said that be was satisfied that the
only way that parity could be brought
about between gold ard silver was Tor
the country - come IA accord with the
other commercial nations Of the world:
a3d when that was done. the promise 0f
the democratic national platform would
be kept.
Mr.. Lacey (rcpublicanl Of Iowa spoke
in favor Cf an amendment which be
promised % offer u he had an opportun-
~. providing the Wilson act shall not
take effect untl the silver circulation
Hhould % increased 20 s7o0ooo0oo
fsepcaf the Purchase Clause.
Mr.. Wagner ldemocratl % New York
said that he vsouid first vote for the re-
peaf u the ptlrchass clause of the Sher-
man act. and next De would vote for the
coinage ol gold and silver on a parity.
But the metals must be q the same in
tFiasic vainss 10 there ever was a
pledge made by any party. this demo
erat pledge vas sacred and plain When
silver mssn came and afkcd congress 10
inaugurate new and hopeless scheme.
which had already damned the business
q the country. he must object Jap
piause.l
Mr. Hutchinson ldsrnocratl of Texas
made humorous speech IN favor OF the
coinage n silver. but before he con.
cluied the house az > o'clock adjourned
until II o'cioek tomorrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

IIsTLE Rock. ARK. Aug. 1i.-Slx
hundred miners quit work in tie mines
II tho Kansas and Texas Coal company
at Huntington. This town Is twenty
i've mics south bf Fort Smith. and is
the largest coal lhining toxn In the
state. The miners hssr been working
steadily and without disturbances Tor
several years. 1ht present. trouble is
charged 10 the agitation Of four or fise
sympathetic FOLLOWERS of the Kansas
strikers. who have been IN that vicinity
for several days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Tasst.oS. AVG "a Inquiries bare
reafksi ihls eatg as q tie state Il TIE
aaecs health. 4 hasks< t3en frpottsst
is sfan sasftefs fhst 49, hsd been
ssieksa eith fafsiyNa Toe rrpssff is
ea elif,.at fnanaailoo Nof a
sntf~s i heafd ln eeass eifeles that
tAs 4aesn - sliisg in sny 49,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
REpuBLIoANs MEET.
Kansas State Convention 10 Open To-
morrow I'm Des Moines-

DIS MoINEs. Iowa.. Aug. 1.-THE
hotels are rapidly heisE fllcd with dele
gates 10 the republican state convention.
which will DC held "Wednesday. and the
state convention OF republican clubs,
which will meet at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning in the Calvary mission audi
torium.
The nominating convention will be the
largest held for years. and the contests
over the officers are already becoming
decidedly warm. Several candidates for
governor have opened headquarters at
the Slavery hotel. and two or three
others have the Endorsement of their
home counties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

SHKLBYviGl.r. Ind, Aug. IA. Thomas
NJ. Thornton. VI. w. Thornton. Jacob
Her.ick and Chts Baliett. proprietors
and officers or he W. +. Thornton &
Son bank Of this city. which failed for
s5oo0oo have bten arrested on the
charge Of embczziement. They were re-
leased on $4,000 bonds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

C.rososTowx Texas. Aag IA ~
Js,aah. essf hers. nsass ne~nna = irs~
silver 4 sa,sfait repaisilsaos sad
i&ssalisfs sts hs.i ts~lay fhu eleeehss.
sfsih5snx ffesaiFnt tietelsslds ucas
sst sass ~ 80 setrfiaff etaisffef Hai
~ s.eesIs saan1 se - tHeiaa
at o. f t8es tfiilfe fsf
~ IS a'i faftsfe sst. .itfsn shs ifiae4.sflt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
GRAND RAPIDS MICH TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST Is,

notes Of ths conpsns foE sixty days III
was explaincc tbAs Il vas inpossihis sosr
the concern 10 sts maess Tor wages.
The miners xould oct hear - any coca
promise and rather than accept the
terms II the comfRuy agreed TO sfrikr
and quit work aitoaetber-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
Wnl Row To.ia,.

LAKE GENEVA. Wis. Aug. li.-Owing
to the unfinished races at Detroit and
the inability Of some of the oarsmen TO
get here. the races viii not begin until 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Fifty clubs
are already here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

QuARANrIsf. s. /. Aug. l4-There
are no new cases or deaths TO report.
All of the patients are improving. The
outlook is much mere encouraging than
at any time since the karanamia AZ
rived and every thing is under perfect
control
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
Wants 90 Meet MCKINLEY.

CHILLIcorHE, o.. Aug. li.-James T.
Seward OF Mansfield will be the next
chairman of tho democratic state execu-
tive committee. Mr.. Neal expresses
himself az willing to meet Gov. Mckin-
ley in joint debate at any time OF place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Fretghf Employs Discharged.
PoRr HUBox. Aug. 1.-The Flint A
Pcre NarQaetfe railway company are
reducing the operating expenses ~ their
lines centering here 10 the lowest posi-
bie point rb~ss REQ tifse fzlie. Which
took effect this morning. does away witt
the regular passenger train lrtwocn this
city aud Saginaw leaving here az 2
o'clock 4 N. and arriving 20 Sa2 y N.
This will leave only tao passenger
trains from this city % kaFinnv. both
leaving IN the afternoon. Ia addition
20 this they have taken one msn OF q
each passenger train. The tr&lss IN
future 10 be ron By the conductor and
baggageman only. The braksmcn re-
lieved In this manner val 60 on the
freight runs. neccssiiatine the laying Of
Of some of the freight men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

LfrrfE Rock. Aug. ls.At a largely
attended meeting of the board ~ trade
this afternoon. the action II the asso.
ciated banks in decliningto cash checks
of a dcpositor. for more than 10 in one
day, was unanimously indorsed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Tscrrfe1ffs. -. Aee IA Tfsizy vns
'Furrs Ia, DegitE - renefaI forn.
f,olinr sbsfe was 10y htue dlAlnnisri
ehlskf klarig 81 fhe nstfnlnH crowd
q fAs fsrers gathered siruf fns onDrs
= TIE c<.iiscforf ofirs sifh loef - rid
ard hsiis - fsf TIE sare~nefi 8ue
aealnrt fhenl Thf hfe taf fsymett
80 shisls to1sy pas els zt1s9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

fss ftt s4 if stiisr ss -
har - - sssl ss.ae11 81 see sl7as
4a4y este sfsssa kal. ~ aEd as
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
nAcKED ALoo AND Losr.


TERRn HArrs. Ind. Aug. li.-Tlere
was fino racing card for the opeE alg
day Of the Nigo county fair. The ra@cs
were well contested and the result OF tho
30 event WAS surprise 60 The talent.
who backed Blan Aioo heavily, even
after be lost The first beat. Summaries:
Nearing frofters. stake sl.O00.--
Ellie Foley. br. T.. by Wilkes boy.
Dam Nilksie ID. (l'Ayne)
Ahtoh .s.....-..s.--.....-.s. :
Daniel Wilkes. )
Special. Maud Hewes. Trolley fin.
ished in the order named.
Time. l:292s. l.z'..
$40 class trot. stake $1,000
Seaside. b. m. by hector Wilkes.
dam by Jarinto t'attersoal ...-....1 = I
Ls.gano ....--...--.-.----.-s !
sam Weller, Dol.ikins. Loalne. Mar
quit Sixty SIX finished in the orsler
named.
Time. 2.23s<. 2:2aA. 30.
90 frof. stake sl 900.
Elsie Spragae. ch. M, BY Rounds
Spragnc. dunn Lady holman l--).1 I
blan Aico-....-..-........
Tacoma ..:....... .......... ..-.----...s )
Gertrude. Big Brown jug, Aettie-
mont. Elsie s.. Ethel Wyn finished in
the order named
Time, 2s.o0, 2:lSi<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

herring soa Trfbanai VIII Rendcr Dc-
cfeion About sesss.

pssi- Aur. "a The Berinz eea tri
lunai ~ arbitration vii meet a. 2
o'ts5ek tofaorr,s morning 60 make the
final revision - iis reiort The text q
tie deriessn pr'ptstly will le given oat
toatorroW Eotsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

ia slaasi rosA :, Thses Rssss hAs
g ssee laas.as tfu1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15

Jwelfth Round Creesion landed ncs
erA times IN wifsa ani lace. but Greg
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