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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Figures showing Decline in Price is
London Market

WASHINGTON. Sept lo--No congress
sional debates in recent years have been
30 rich in statistical data as the present
silver debate. aud the many comparative
financial tables used contain valuable
information on the subject A table
Just completed. more important
peEhnps than any that has
preceded il. shows the average
price % silver in London since ls12. the
year hen the mint bureau was created
aud the equivalent in United States
gold coin Of an ounce fine at average
price. gain or loss per cent. bullion
value of a United States silver dollar.
gain or loss per cent of the silver in a
United States silver dollar and the ratio
a gold % silver. The value of fine
ounce silver in ls13 was sl..50 and gold
ratio l52 The price 81 silver az present
i sosl ana the gold ratio 33.1 The
bullion value Of United States silver
dollar in 1913 vas s1.c0s aud az present
IL Is 49,. The gain pee cent IN 1913
WA :. - and at present u - s.a7 loss per
cent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

TIE Nasiaael feHA p -trz,-. rhIrh sas
p.ndsd psYaeeat tnxi-f : les. having saea
niied rtta - contisttisss tftrsase1 ~ ~
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af.,eh fsslaQ nof,sla .red has tres l.ffs ff..i
- ra1frn - seor- ~ h'fsl 49,.
slfeer tifs-aftes ntesiai 49, eeen
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- ~ aaleh 81 FfIi - i'itsrlrhsfi as ffs.
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medal - ~.-lfef thH.ses ~ ~Gefs a
<anstaf NeN 1hsu
fs.ae rasef ~ fsanats j. s. 80 fHs
Ass 80 afsss So raars - ~ tfite,i e'ss-s
.i.sff.ff tfiefetg
5aas esse - Hsr i,Flts = la nss'f
-. ssfa alta his etaaes ~ fhs fee
i, Waf4 -ftr
nese+ s'if~ = sf.ee ts< rtet-si = Asssss
- selt H - t st-ties -
"a ssss ihsf sse - - t<Isssi 80 = 81
- s.ssa - -. .s..fs ~ ssssssf<s -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Will Cost the Government 100000
to Repair Damages


to Repair Damages
WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.-The damage
10 the United States cruiser Atlanta.
through the culpable disregard OF some
officers of the navy, for the regulations
governing the caro- and preservation Of
their ships, will cost the government
100000 and deprive il of the services OF
that vessel for over seven months. A
detailed report Of the work necessary TO
put the Atlanta In condition. including
those water Right compartment doors.
which were allow. to rust 90 as 10 pre-
vent them closing. and for which no one
seemingly can be- held responsible for
their disgraceful state. thows that over
100000 will have been used when she is
again ready for servicr. Entire new
decks will be put In. and the greater
part Of her machinery viii require atten-
ton. Her boilers are.ssid 60 be IN fair
condition and will last through another
cruise Changes are 10 be made by the
ordnance bureau in her main aud sec
ondary batteries. which will greatly i'm
prove the efficiency OF the vessel. Six
inch centrifugal guns are TO be placed
forward and aft IN place of those now
on board. This Is done to admit OF
greater radius of lire than is allowed by
those which are now worked on the gun
circles on her forward starboard aud
after port carriages. Her secondary
battery will also he changed by the
substitution Of rapid fire pieces FOR the
Hotchkiss cannon she now carries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
OPERATOR WAS AT rAuLr.
Collision or Two Trains Caused q
Fatal Wreck

Fosr WAYNE. Ind. Sept 10 BE.
cause an operator at Iseipssc Junction
forgot to deliver an order two freights
coliided on the Nickel Plate road ABOUT
Z o'clock this morning There was a
dense fog and the trains came together
two miles east OF Leipsic. Ohio.
on straight track. Engi.
Deer Davidson OF the west bound
freight was killed and Engineer
Merritt OF the west bound was seriously
hurt -Four trainmcn were slightly but
not seriously injured. both engines and
a dozen or fifteen cars were demolished.
The list of injured is as follows: Perry
unger. FortWayne. fireman on Nol3I both
legs crushed and badly scalded, will die.
Charles Merritt. Fort Wayne. engineer
on No. 40. les fractured in three places.
badly bruised; Horace =. Rcdeheaver.
Fort Wayne. fireman. badly cut about
face and body; William Turner. Belle.
vue. brakeman on No. 81. hips crushed
and shoulder injured; William Shea.
Fort Wayne. brakeman. head and face
cut, badly bruised about body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
TWO MORE RESERVATIONS.
Government Considering Their Open
ing to Settlement.

W,smNGroS sept i0-The opening
81 two more In4ian reservations j. andcr
consideration az the interior depart
ment The conditions ~ the op.gning. as
at present contemplated. are practically
the same as TIA se under which the
Chrokse strip viii he opened The
opening of the kickapoo rescrva
ton Ia lndian territory has already been
decided upon ard aliotments arc now
beisg made. The president il expected
90 iesuc IN a short time a Proclamation
opening this land 9 settlement The
next reservation 90 ne opened. II is be-
hovst. is the Uncompsghree and Uintah
tie ressrsaf.ons in Utah. Each az ihese
embraces about 2osOfs0 acres Ia The
latter valuable mi0erais are abundant,
while sseh comprises rich farming land.
The Coiviis reservation 50 " ashingion
state wiil peotably te opened g. settle
rient early nevt yesr surveys are nov
teinx maae on The land and ailotmenis
Vii - made % the Indians AZ soon as
the surveys have been examined BY the
land soinmisssarer AMI approved ~ the
secretary. This reservation contains
Rhaut 3tNifHo acree about ha'f the ssze
"a fhe Cberokee outlet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
OUGHT TO Be HUNG
Another Paschin Caused the Ruin
Of HIS Sisters
He is LODGED IN JAIL
Citizens OF the Township Aroa~ed and
Hs safety Depends tpon His
Belng Locked Up

MassH1LL> Mich. Sept To- Arthur
Patehin of Lee township was brought
before Justice Tillotson yesterday on a
charge u incest With his two sisters tho
youngest being but Is years old.
Patchin is = young man of -, and a
farm iaborer. Ills father is dead. and
he claimed to be taking cure ~ hiz
younger sisters The complaint is made
by the elsier sister. who says he com
munieated 10 them losthsome disease.
Patchin demands an examination, and
the case was adjourned until next Fra
day.
In the meantime. Ia default Of bail.
he will reside in the county jail, which
place just Al present Is considered safer
for him than the neighborhood where
he lived.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
GEAkf IN MISSIONARIES.
They shoald he Expelled PROM China
Like Anarchists.

wAsHrSoroS, Sept. 10 Represents.
tive Geary q California has had inter
views with President Cleveland aud
Secretary Carlisle upon the enforcement
Of exclusion act. and says the Law
viii be carried out Assurances have
been given him on that point which are
thoroughly satisfactory.
Upon retaliafory action Mr.. Oeary
said: Il am perfectly willing 10 vote for
a bill requiring every American mission.
airy in China 10 return 20 his country
within a year. the protection of this
government % he Withdrawn from him
al the expiration Of that time. i would
do this just as would vote o. expcl
every anarchist from the Unifod States
within year. The principle that would
exclude anarchists from this country
would keep American missionaries out
of china Their cases are exactly
parallel"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Severe blow 10 Her Parents and
schooimafcs-

Yesterday u Telegram addressed TO
Miss bertha NJ. Swensberg was received
in this city announcing the death of her
schoolmate. Miss Minnie Allen. at her
home in Joliet. Illinois The death Was
very sudden. as Misses Swensberg and
Allen had arranged 10 return 20 ST.
Mary's academy. Knoxville. Illinois,
next week 10 resume their Studies and
room together The telegram was fele-
graphed 10 Miss Swensberg last evening
IN Chicago. where she is visiting. Mise
Allen was the daughter of William r.
Allen. warden Of the Joliet prison and
president Of the Northwestern Trotting
association. and well known in this city.
She was young lady ~ years of aye.
possessed of many rare Accomplishments.
a brilliant scholar. and leader IN
society circles Her sudden death Is n
great blow 20 her parents a severe
shock % her schoolmates and friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

WssnfSsrrS. sept % There az
pears to l.e bttle. u any. doubt that the
present administrator lnscusis 10 en
fore the ffesry thlr-Ee excl 4sion ias
Ard. 10 ease tho law - rigidly enforced
y ana Va. the ne~ Chinese minister -
this country. viii. y = said. withdraw
and refurn 90 China. The attorney.
general IL - stated wfii lnsfrnct the
niied States uafstals q enforce The
lau and hriag ever uhrrgsstercsi ('hina
man IN their DISTRICTS q the 3esisnatei
psfts fcr deportation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

G. ~. Welion. man about - years
old. and FORMER agent ~ The New York
Iafe Insurance oompany. y IN isil here
on a charge - emlezzlement. preferred
by A. = Davis q ssoufh Division street
cigar maker. Davis ciaims that his
clerk Paid Weifon szl5 ss a premium on
his policy and that no rrceipt sas taken.
u frauspised that Weitor did not remit
to the company and be wss arrested "a
Charlotte late saturday right Esncr
tfat Transaction Il - said Nrffen has
bcen discharged ~ tie company
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Chaplain g. &. Mrcsis and Df.
Goocher sddreseec sn tmmenee audi
encs ~ bockerty hall iasf eresline IN
the interest of the foreign missionary
work Dr. t+oucher spoks first The
doctor hs very vealfi1 man. ADD - sad
O. give more nonef fsf foreign missions
than ans either nan hu the uiftlu'1ist
depomihaflon HE ri.msfks dealt chief
y sifh the opening ~ various f0fciEn
helds ir missionary Tofk.
fharllain NcCsirf address uns thuf-
ouehiy cbsfs-ierisiic. and heid The
great nutlirnrs uniH sftst 10 oeiotk
His pufp1re eas u rnsst dfiicit a
F2Ei IN foreign fBirsipnary centflbutigns
~ the Michigan ceEIfefencs fof TIE cuf.
rect yaiu The MONEY sac 81 fHissd
and considerably ftore. - tat Hirisi-
gnr mrth0liefe car hars the pfpni cnn.
scsouenesm that even 10 tins yeef q
financial fa1iic their Contributes - tie
fs,re.rn nlissiuu caaaF hzrs inereased
Daicers ~ fhs Mipsionsrg frcisstF
psre s'ected ~ foiiops President T.
Dslanstsr. siot president. K ~ bsniif;
sscreissf1 ! G. fsadi. treeepres " A.
1ayipr. naasrefa Iersrs WefefrT. ~.
Dlsper. ~ - pufes. " A. Frys.
- = Mc(irsrrr. ~ J. 6s1.ltn. - y.
Afnssffone = y. Mekse. a. 7 Feswu
49,
81 VS. announcs8 that Eishos Tnyios
wt.uld deiires his iesf adafers ie fhe
Dlsieitso Sireef efuret fl.ls naorplnf 81
rc1ofk Ihs hietoq uiIf fftoff A.
Affita rifiis ffp dsss
JeIist I'll ~ Ts-r1 iluts erst b -
eenfersnef. nssd Il - natitIsi,-sl tl.ai 3
nfeet 8eai - the fufins nfrk rtI -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Men,l,ers OF a Holland Church Meet
a sad Loss.

Saturday afternoon the Rev. Martin
Sprcke. pastor of the Ultra Orthodox
Dutch Reformed church on North Divi.
sion street. north 81 College avenue. died
from old age. leaving a wife and tive
children TO mourn his loss Mr.. Spreke
came 90 this country only year or two
since Ia supply the vacancy In the
church caused by the removal 81 the
Rev. Mr.. Prince. who had been called 10
take charge of church in New Jersey.
The denomination 81 which the de
ceased pastor was n member does not
affiliate with the other Dutch Reformed
churches. although Of a similar name
and creed Ii IL a foe 20 innovation. aud
believes in following closely in the
footsteps ~ the fathers of the church.
There are only two churches in this
country. ard the society is few In mum
bers In the old country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
HE USED TWO KNIVES
TREATED FOR ALCOHOLISM
weand Torn Open in = shocking
Manner ~ a Jagged fieoe
ef I.atb.

Ear. Pa. Sept. TO- Edward knob-
loch. partner ~ the r. knobioch A
Brother. fish dealers. committed suicide
IN a hofsikle manner at O'Clock this
morning. lie first -eut his throat with
jack knife aud then with case knife.
The unfortunate man thought this MAS
not sufficient "a send him To eternity.
and he picked Jagged piece II hath and
tore the wound open in shocking man
ner tie died before medical aid assist
aace could be rendered. hnobloch
underwent treatment for alcoholism az
Lakewood. \. A.. aud sinee then has
been despondent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Lo>poS. sept l0~-A dispafch 10 the
Daily Nc~s frona kissenssn says that
Prince hismarcks eondifloa has caused
the greatest az Kiety for soue time. Ills
soa William aud family friends have
lately been summoned to his bedside.
The prlnce's illHess begsn Nifh chill
after hls reesptioa 10 the deputaron
from Frankfort This Was followed by
an attaek of goat and the disease called
@zhfr.rIn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Peter J Flynn % Ma - Dayton street
die,i yesterday. aged - years For ser-
eral years past Mr. Flynn had lw.en en-.
pIoyed by the board ~ public works ~
foreman II laying water mains. lie was
also Tor some time previous employed l,y
tho IraDd kapi0s Gas company. he
wae well known b the iaboring clssacs
~ the city aud leaves a wife ard fwo
daughters lie had been an inTaiid
from rheumatism FOR several nionfhs
lie wss a member a. the Ancient Order
- United Wofkmen. Arrangements foE
tie funeral have not ben annnnnced
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

psFsroS. Nina. sept ~ Theeh arch
- the As@ampfion ~ Canten i a. last
opeo after beng cioeed since est Christ;
uies ard services piii - heid here frR
usafiY commencing next Soneay. 1hl-
- TIE ehnrch ~ which ihe aprafition
- The Virgin Mafy eaueea =, mach ~
ciftmsns iasi faii and - tbt flcfnre =
still si<ihie it - expected TIE pilefim.
aTe g. fh< pace usli xrestif exces-i that
~ iasf y~af
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

SEw YoHx. Sept 10 The executive
committee of the Irish National league
~ America has issued manifesto in
regard 90 the home rule bill and its re-
lection hy the house of lords. The ef.
forts of Mr.. Gladstone in behalf % the
measure arc characterized as the great.
est farcical comeiy 81 The ace" and the
house II lords is declared 10 be not an
uumixed evil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

NEW YORK. Sept 10-Two families
poisoned and one man dead Is tho result
of mushroom expedition made last
Thursday TO Westfarms by Frank Cal.
ano and Joseph Glover. The men knew
but little about mushrooms. and brought
back basket full ~ toadstools. They
aud their wives and children partook Of
them and were poisoned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

LoSpos. sept i0-.The Brazilian le-
CATION has communicated 20 the press
an Official Telegram from Rio Janeiro.
dated September 3. which says: The
city u perfectly tranquil The govern
ment is strong and viii suppress the re-
volt Congress has voted in favor Of a
state % siege. which. however. the gov
ernment hopes IL will not be necessary
90 establish
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
Rark nobbrr- Idcp,it,c,,.

DELTA. Colo. Sept 10 Two bank
robbers killed in an attempt 10 rob
local bank the other day were positively
identified today as Fred and Tim Nc
Carthy, leaders OF the notorious Nc
carthy gang. One was identified as the
man who held up President Monatt Of
Denver bank two years ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

HrDsos. Mich. Sept i0--At the an
nual school meeting. Trustees G.. /.
Thompson and James Il. Thorn we're
re elected by the secretary casting bal.
lot for the assembled taxpayers ,or
them. Attorney General Ellis has ex.
pressed tho opinion that The election was
illegal. declaring that the statute ex-
pres-ly provides that election shall be
bv bal.of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
Withdrew His Bin.

WAsHfScroS. Sept. l0-rhe bill in
troduced 10y Representative Coombs of
New York. and recently mentioned in
these dispatches. providing for an in
crease Of currency by the issue Of notes
upon warehouse receipts. covering pig
iron. cotton and wheat. he explains Was
introduced by request OF constituent
and no marked. Upon further examina-
tion Of the bill Mr.. Coombs has with
drawn il from the flea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
SAT for Nude Picture.

LANSING. Mich. Sept 10.-A scnsa-
ton has been created here by the arrest
OF Mrs. Emily kctcham. prominent
worker in the W. &. L. IT,, on charge
Of sitting fer nude picture
for distribution and sale w. W. Webb
and Jno. Wigle. travelling photograph
ers. who have been selling obscene pic.
turcs in saloons here. were arrested for
taking the picture.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

New Comer in the Whise House He-
ccising Atfcntion

wAsHlsoTs,s. Sept. i0.-Ths weather
has besa misty and musIy to<ias and
the Sunday sIuiet about the White house
wss even more intcnse than usual.
there was a numbef II callers 10 inquire
after the health of Mira Cleveland and
the baby. ind they were al informed
that mother and daughter were doing
hell Ds. Bry ant remained az the house
hi day but declined 90 reo any one or
% make any ststement regarding his
patient other than the general answer
given 10 iuquifers ~ The door by the at
tendants ia charge. Mira Perrine. Mrs.
Cievelansys mother. arrived in Wash.
ington this morning and Was at once
driven to the house. She will probably
remain several weeks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
Fight for President.

BATTLE CKKEK. Mich. Sept lo-Thc
new school board met for organization
last night. and over seventy ballots were
taken without an election. Last year
the ladies bad control OF the board. Mrs.
Judge Graves being president and Mrs.
DIR. Briggs being secretary. The new
trustees wanted DIR. Lamoreaux for
president All the ballots stood tie
between Mrs. Graves and DIR. Lamor-
aanx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Nav foEK. sept i0.--A World spe-
eial fTom Msnagus. Nicaragua. says: 10
- officially announced that the handful
u Fetels who were hiding near the At.
lantie coast have been compelled % dis
pefse. The gosefnnent - about 10 pro
claim fail amuesty 10 all persons con
cerned IN the recent uprising. aud Il u
hoped that this measure viii bring
about better feeling.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
Three kille<i An a Riot.

CAIcurrA. Sept 10 An attempt
made by Hindoos on the 9th inst 10
capture a number of Commisssriat cat
tle az Bussulpoor in northwest Bendai
resulted IN a dangerous riot A CON-
pany Of soldiers that had been sum
moned 20 the scene. tired at the rioters.
killing three aud wounding several
csh.-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 10 The body
of Alexander Frasicr. miller and gram
broker on change ana the treasurer Of
the Clan Campbell. was found In the
lake at Ramapo park lust night. De
spondcncy over business matters - sup
posed 10 have led hun tn commit suicide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
Murder Mystery Solved.

KANSAS CRY. NO.. Sept. I0.-The
mystery surrounding the murder OF
Madame Jane Wright last night vas
cleared up today by the arrest and con-
fession Of John Clark. an ex-conyict.
and Harry Jones. cook in this city.
The men we're trying TO dispose Of some
of Mrs. Wright's lewelry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

TERRE HAurE. Ind. Sept 10. Nc
Carfhy, the Memphis. bantam prize
fighter. who went to Clay City las;
night 10 fight Kid Lloyd. is back today
and says that Lloyd would not fight
The crowd had much trouble in getting
10 Clay City. and the Clay county sher.
id tried to stop them as they passed
Rrazil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
STOLE EXPRESS PACKAGES.
500 Grabbed Prom Michigan Cen
trial at Ifnox.

LESox. Mich. Sept. 10. As the Mich
igan Central railroad train was coming
into this station last evening Conductor
Lightbody was robbed OF an express
package containing about s400 Thp
theft 10 supposed TO have been commit
ted by two men who came here from st.
Clair on Conductor Lightbody's trai3
They robbed the Grand Trunk train fdr
Detroit but as yet no proof stront,
enough 10 hold them has been obtained
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Nsosfp. SEPT "a A rot broke out
n ',antan'irr ~ Saturday. during fire
~ a popaioas quarter. 4 scb forrtbly
srseresi the nrtaicipa. buildiags and
aftrF aesfrryipx the farnsturp. threw
everything oat q re eiash,ws The
re-isi-rf-ss - tte maYos an.i the ieasiinx
esaaeia.r sere trestssi ir ne Sane wsr.
The met VS. Eea.i4 dispersed ~ ts.sops.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
nctrnit Bnx. Ar Hot.

CHICAGO. Sept To- Considerable dis
satisfaction is expressed by the mem.
bers Of the football team Of the Detroit
Athletic club which played in the stock
pavilion with a team Of the Chicago
Athletic association. at the treatment
they have received since their arrival in
shfc ,.stx-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
FIVE CHILDREN CnEMATED.
Left Alone They Set Fire to tho
Dwelling.

LITTLE Rock. Sept lo.-F. w. Whit
ley. residing near Silver Hill. Arkansas.
with the elder members IL his family.
attended church some distance from
home last night. leaving FIVE Of his chill
dren. ranging in ages from 3 10 II. Ia
care Of the house. After the services
were over, he returned to find the house
had been burned to the ground and all
five of his children cremated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

LoSDoS. Sept. l0-England is at
length heginaing % pay the penalty for
her criminal laxity Of precautions againt
the intro,iuctions OF cholera. The dis
ease Is now reported ia nearly dozen
places and IN no case Is the government
able 20 trace IL to its source.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

LsxsfSe. Mich. sept. l0--The PRO
gram for the races 20 the Lansing Dry.
ing club. which vii be held Oct8fs,r 3
a. q. consists of a so trot. = % pgre.
2.z7 trot. 2,..g pace 80 trot. $40 pace.
. - tros and free-for all tro, and pace
The purse 10 each eare A. sso.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

ofens next Wednesday, the 18th The
prospects for the school. considering the
hard tinss. are particularly good A
great many q the Old cadets viii re-
turn and several wiz bring tsofhers
with them. Many ues boys win come
from Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

CAELssUHE. Sept 10. Emperor Will
lam. accompanied by the crown prince
II Italy. arrived here this evening. They
we're received by the grand duke OF
Baden and Prince Albrecht of Prussia.
The emperor and the grand duke greeted
each other affectionately. repeatedly
exchanging kisses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Original John u. Isataurctte. Grand
Rapids. k~at county. Henry \ Ger
gend. theliyTaie Aliegan county, In
ereaee John G. Thvp tentes. sirne
80 count, Reissue Npfman Davis.
Narreilus ta@a county
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Cry 90 MFxuo. sept. i0..-A die
patch from San Isuis pososi ssys that
typhus fever y again raging in that city
aud many deaths are occurring daily.
IL IL the only city IN Mexico where
i,phus fever - nov epidemic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

SrpfFfFxTEb. Mnas. etpt fo Tf.s
wa53s sszosf ~ = rnils fYirr rferf
hs42 - 81 y Wlhaie caus near being
tsokea ~ A A. Zfmasefmer trs3tt
Aety Wst1lfs flme L5naefslsl al
.nsse sheafef s5ost toslaafse.