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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
STATE PRESS coMMENT.

Ludington has the Aendelssohn Pants
company, and IL Is ia trouble. Think OF
the immortal musicians name used "a a
forked garment trade mark No sxonder
u ceased 20 DC composer anu be ame a
decomposer instead We shall be hsas-
ing next Of the Raphael Shirt company
OF the Michael Angelo patent suspend.
huskegoE Chronicle.
Abraham Lincoln said: -You can fool
some ~ the people all OF the time. and
you cSn fool all OF the people some o.
the time. but you cannot fool all Of the
people all % the time" The United
States has changed its mind tnce last
faiL--3enton Harbor Palladium.
The administration ordered the stars
and stripes pulled down in Hawaii. and
nov u Is sait that II favors the restora
ton of the queen 10 the throne. The
rect % the country doesn't feel that way
Saginaw Courier Herald
The people ot New York smashed the
ring. They could not stomach the ele.
vation 10 the highest Judicial tribunal
10 the state OF a person who should uc-
eupy prison ealL-Ssginsw Courier
Herald.
Ohio u solid TO the core. Such 4
magnificent vote for Mckinley means
that The Buckeye state has no use for
free trader Neal and pension dropper
Hoke Smith-M1skegon Chronicle.
Ssverai promisins free trade states-
msu IN various parts OF the county will
sit down 90 Thanksgiving dinners CON.
pos'ed principally Of crow.--Detroit Tri-
bnns.
The He~sians who were going 10 bring
easy victory to Godfrey appear 10 ha w
been lost IN the brush.-Detroit Free
Press
its really surprising how scarce the
democrats are IN this locality.-Kala.
a tzon Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

A reporter FOR The HKRALD met J. z.
Mcbride and ASKED him hou he liked
the result Of the election in his native
state. Ohio. Il am delighted With the
result As protectio1ist. look upon
tie victory rs . protection victory. aud
as free SILVER disciple. look upon il
- victory of the element 50 ably rep
resented by Mr.. Ciarkson and the re
publican clubs at Louisville. The sen
timenI which is the essence OF this vic.
tory. Is the western sentiment Ia f4yoT
o. free silver primarily and in oppositiol
10 tinkering with the American tariff
Ia fact. the verdict is one against John
Bull and the Rothschilds Of Europa an
New York The time 10 coming soon
when reform Of the Clarkson school IN
republicanism. Of the bryan school in
democracy and Of the populists AL along
the line wall win by a united front
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

Two Americans travelling abroad en-
gs<ed IN dispats. and finally after be
slowing some very ugly names upon
each other separated The next morn
ing \ Dublin lawyer. whom the pair
had met At toe table d'hote. called upoa
one II the disputsntx
Would you sght . duel. siry" he
sskesL
n" returned the startled American.
II fight = dnei7 No. sir. II may BE-
proper over here. but II isn't in my
country. Way do ron Ask
You're certain you vonidnt 6ghtg
returned the lawyer dogxedly.
Why. no. no, man. ratorfed the
other Il said no before
Very well. said the man from Dub
lin. drawing . letter from his pocket.
II am comnissiooed 20 deliver this.
bet ! wasnt 20 deliver IL until bad A..
eertsined positively that you woaidn't
fGht It's challenge. str. 20 q duel e.
death. New York Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

lie Was the ksthor OF Many Works on
American Indians.

BoSrox. Nov. 9--francis f'srkmau.
whom many people consider tho most
eulinents historian % bis tins. died a
kis hons IA PFioce sfreet. Jamaics
Plain. late yesfsriay afternesn. Tbs
fatal gesut - bis bries IilIiess was
wholly unexpected. and news d Il was
not communicated b. the grief-stricken
flafif nDtl tnis mornlag Inf cause of
death AS peritcnItia. Nr Parxma1.
y ID devoted 81 IFS T. History Nith such
Eral success A. - attain a piaos "a
h0lor beside Ipms. 6lbhon. Motley,
bancroft sod 13liana. was bora n
bss-9n eepfemter ~. lx-i Iu 1850 he
enfssct Harvard college with al ego
sluEia. - De uftea remarked ~ prepar-
ia4 hncsef ~ oscous the historian %
fla fseIch aomiaiun IN America Hs
sas gFa8a1ted 10 i3ts and tso pears
laftr - arrived az the csrciosion that
- eusf b - actual acfuaintance with
fhe .Anericaa indian character. 10 or.
der o. fssflfsllY cepict IL With this
resolution in his tatnsl Ia startay IN tie
early spring u tast year for the FAR
wsst flfoaEh t1e region uOE CON
prise,l N the ssate@ II keB@as. Nsbras
sa &futn Dakofs AMI Colorado
be frassr.ed living with the IN.
ofac- ana tpCurFing prsstious
sra ha4a@lips Elfen brafe his health.
o. $40 be- pa ishej The Oregon
TfaiL~ Tbs xas foiio~ed 81 his TOD.
sqirscy - F3ansc- and ~Pioaeefs ~
ffa1re in 80 Nss W0rti~ The -fas
uifs IN Neeth Anarica. A rrrnarkabls
work which Nxet the authors place ia
irrrstare aaa attracted side attention
oog onig in the Uait>d States Bat
abros.L as Published in ie57 II va
fsi.owsd by succe<sion ~ brilliant mar
rsfious. Discovery a the Great West
~'Ths Dli Regime Ia Csaasia.- ~Coatt
f'rcntsnac sut New frsnee ard Mont
ealm ard Waifs- Each - thess lcas
ago betane a rlsesir Mr. Parkman
celebrated rs seventisth birthday not
long sgo t'uring the last fsw years BE
hsst hsea r~~rftiBg psrts q his works
aod E1refsiSinx the preparation q
nsw snt comrtrte esfitlon e thetn.
which u - understood - NV Ia presz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

fASt&4<1<a-
LAsssxG. Mica. Nov. e-0ossrnor
R.eA h.s issned the foilowinx Ihasks-
giving pFoelsnstloD.
To the People q the State d Aichigan.
greeting
Ia pursuance of = time ho1oFed Gus
tom. % hsesby appolnt Tharsiay. No
ysnbeE 81 - daysof Thsnksgisiag %
Alnghty God for the blsssiass which
he has bestowed upon The people u ths
comlnonwsaith dufing the prsseut ysar:
lca are requested % sbsfafn from al
lab.sf and business. except e Necessity
snd charity. aud % assemble az your re-
spaetiss places q worship for the proper
observance Of the day and occasion Ia
The preparation O. those Joyous family
gatherings around the tables supplied
with tbs luxuri~s u al ciimss. Do not
faii 10 remember In q substantial nan.
ner the nsedy. alex. and afflicted. that
thsy. TOO. nlAy have reasons for thanks-
giyiag Let the day be % observed that
al inay have cause Tor thsnkfnlncss.
tkose Who have an abundance. foy thai
sband4a-s AID tue privilege Of aiding
those who want; znd those who want Tor
the gcceroas giving.
Given uader my hand aud the great
seal u the state al the capitol m Ian
sing. this sfh day Of November. Ia the
year Of our Lord. ls3a. aud OF the inds-
pendence % the united States the llsth.
Joas 4. Ron
BY the Governor: Governor.
JoHs W. JocHfA.
Secretary Of State
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

Il could keep nothing on my
tomach. and got SO poor my
riends hardly knew me. ] sui
cred with severe headaches
lizziness, faintness, backache,
md the blues
Thanks to Lydia Z. Pink
ANS Vegetable COMPOUND, ]
I'M now as fat as ever, and
cave no female troubles.
IF you use my letter / hops
It may be thctmeans OF saving
some other poor mothers life
as it did mine. - Mrs. Ella
Van Buren,, Brazil. Ind.
An druggists sell II. Address In enuadescs.
LyoiA 4. PIskHAn Man. CO.. LrnH. Mas.
Lfvnr Pills, 20 cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
BAD DAY FOR RACING
Nsithsf Dissctum Nor Flying Jib
lowered Their Records
In DEFEATED The BICYCLE
MICA kiock Ou<fosssd sslsbafys
Gksrfs~ e and fstfis Alnsrs Low.
eFfnx Her Eort.er HooorSL

HAzrposp Conn, Nov About
400 people zzflsrad a. the Hartford
track % 80 Di<ectsm and Plying Jio
make . try Al thstr raoori& There was
some wind biosing. The AR sas raiher
chilly and ths track Ess nct IA The bet
eondition- Coasidsring these things. re-
msrkshly fasf tins ses made. BESIDES
ths tfisls against tins there was horse
bicyels racs and tzo sssnts with three
horses Ia each. Perhaps ths nost inter-
sstins sssnt xzs tbs sxhibiroa BY The
fast stallion Dirsctum- The handsome
fsllos seemed 10 10 in tine form and
shsn Driver john Kelly nodsied Tor the
sord be xas going a a record CLIP With
cut oaes getting on be stride. he sailed
around The track a 80 even snd swift .
gait that those xho did rot have watches
fslt sure that ne must break his record
* 306il he diu rot quite 10 a. how
ever. he tims ~ suarters being In,
1D3i{. Id. EOS
Kelly also drove Flying jio. both IN
TIE aEssmpt against time aud Ia tie race
with Loo Waffen on the bicycle. Ia
tie race against his record q .sts the
PAGER made a splerdid attempt consid-
erirg 10 track aud weaIber. The time
- quarters xas 3lAl. 1Gell. l&Gts,
2.o6s
jim Defeated tho Bicycle.
There wss maeh Ia the race & Flying
Jib asaiuss the hicyclist but tie horse
100 easily IN 10, NarFea finishing i've
seconda later The little trottsr sea
Ksnx wss sect against ais record OF
22ll.. lie dia the nile IN 80. III and
seemed % tnish hard
There Was a special race between
Charts g. record LIN. Little Albert.
recosd 10 both belonging in honros
salisbury string. and Kick klock. bay
mare. belonging - Allen Bisk q Will
mAnfie, rrcord 215it The latter took
the FACE ia two straight kests. in first
knoekiaz 4 seconds % from her record.
Summaries.
49, 49, As....~-.s. -. 49,. .....-.- a
Lttie AlLet~ .--.---s---....-.-- -.-.--. :
t3atAr 49,. -s.-.... -. ..-.--.--- .
Huae. 2-lf4, 21jas.
There vas q race between tie local
horses ia the 80 class IL sas 700 by
annie I. i.psi time. 2saA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
CLOAKs MUST SUFFER.

400 beautiful long Cioaks In the lot win 20 a.
sl.oo. el.5Q sl.75 and 500 each
39s CIoaks. intended 90 sell az s2S will 20 ~ an
even si0 each; all the prevailing colors
2le cloaks. verth els. win be cut slusrely In
two, s7.5o each
CD Closk.. trimmed in fur or sstsachan. at ono
half their value.
leo real Astrachan sscques worth ESQ each.
at e3a
Fur Capes at one-half value.
Misses and Childrens si2. fi3 tl4 and sis
Cioahs. with handsome fur and other trimmines
now 500. 600 and $500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

New Articles for Corbett--Mifcheil
Mil Not signed

Sxw Yonk. Nov. a-William A.
b sdy. repfs@entiag Champion James
} C0rbett. aad BILLY" Thompson. rep
Fesenting Charley Mitchell. the English
paSilist met today At the Office Of the
Poiizs Gazette. IN this city. for
the purposs Of signing articles for
hght before the Elks club at
Jacksonville. Fla Richard X. Fox. who
las charge % the matter for the Elk
club. exhibited certified check for
$4,000. one-haf III the sum promised al
per sgreemcnt The remainder. $1,000
- 10 10 put up before the men enter the
ring. The t25oo expenses promised the
men. Ar. fox said would be paid after
the eontesl This latter statement
would not Ne accepted by Brady OF
Thomp-on, who want the cash down.
The klk club has yss 10 be heard from
90 thu subject
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

SAX FRAScIsco. Nov. 9.-Ths will Of
A. Montgomery. who died on the ith
inst. has been iiled for probate. After
bequeathing eco. 900 10 the widow and
100000 In trust for his two minor
children aud $4,000 for a monument.
the remainder OF the estate is left TO
the San Fransis,o theological semi
nary. His fortune 10 estimated AZ
"a HnOn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
& COMPANY
WIN EVERY COUNT IN TIE DRY eooDs CONTEST
SCENES UNPRECEDENTED N The ANNALS OF TRADE.
VALUES FAR BELOW IMleIHlTTE MINDS.

A quarter Of million dollars I'm merchandise SUBJ
jected the extraordinary reductions ss-
tempted by any concern i'm this country.
Of attractions In styles and prices
will placed upon counters commencing Monday
morning.
large force Of clerks will be employed to wait
customers The courtesy will always be shown
to every
We will state for the benefit all, this GREAT
SALE will continued indefinitely.
Please examine the wreckage prices In every depart
ment Of store, great shrink
aye of values. SPRING COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

Mr.. Newrich-Land sske<. MsndY.
what yuu sos 20 many knives an forks =
esrh plate fer2
Mr. Nswrt>h-rm SIRE don't know.
bus that's The way that new nan hxei
en- Ispose likely it's tas 20 show we've
set 'sm.-Nsw rofk Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
Ferris wheel Receipts

CHicA0o. Nov. 9-During the five
months tho Ferris wheel revolTed on
Midway Pisisance, I. 453.6ll people paid
a total % eI2d. .0o.50 TO ride. The con
pany paid OF bonds amounting 20 t300.
coo. and after paying operating expenses.
and dividing with the exposition. over
$4,000 was left FOR the stockholders
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

iSnEPESDEScE. Iowa. Nov. 1.-Two
standing starts world records, the two
thirds and fuil mile. we're broken by
Johssoa today. going the mile IN l ~ Is
aud the txo thirds in I'll. The old
record. held BY Ter. was 900 %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
spvssrrssp ron a wIFK
The Rsoade soasr~sse workcs IN.
Hadrpr osaae on Peal Hern

HN-xEvsArs. y l.. Nor. a-Paal
Hern. - Years ed. q Park Ridge.
vetersta Il the civil var. recsntly sos
o. sc - oack prnsian ard While ia a
harpr snccd sent az sdvertiseuesk
fcr a youux wife a. New Yors
nstrsrn 1atsl hureaa. lie tbs. becasie
arsaaintea with Catherine Harsinxitn.
q hlends ennbretts attractive ard abssat
a. ssAs speut thres daya AZ Herr
hcoee lssf wesk ard On ~srsisy eufer
famed ~ Al esf oroshsr. sbo came an
fflsn New NerN fhe ccupie uorhsa
the ba1err esne - rerfset.on.
Hem eae accusrd ~ wiariar tha
sFecfinss - m naas wsf- ard vio'aoe-
49, threefeaed hsu anieee ~ pra<fuss.s
q shsussnd doiisrs. The sfraagsr 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

4 sses 81 srovk AZ ths procs~s-s - d,re~tien
erh nH1rficn. r~uses every orEan inta nat
ursi srAhn. sri tTinTs hsrk bath snd
efr~ugfA IN rccuvsnr f-e<s gT1pF>. ~ IA
coneslesaesce frssna pnreunsouls, fsvsrs srd
cFeR waf<fnx dlsHs~~s. = 4<@d-v ssd ssrrfy
fn~tsfrsfe. ssd huisss 81 tAe wbase syss-zn
Fc~ al 4zsess. $500 ~ q tarred hv-w -
i-ap<fe sAoo4 - nvssep~sa ssd bs8caEn-~s
n = d,~szt hensff ~ eurs In ever os>s,
ths nsoneY = rsturr-a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

rs ycur daughter improving ser tine
st coilerer
Namns-rm sfrsid ncs 81. ssiu
speils hsr nsn- h-srr.y Chicago Inssz
OTeanL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

He-wal yoa share any lct1
sa~-ls Il Zoe Il ussneyf-Trush.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

a Mothers L<fxkv:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-.
LAST winter | did not thinl:
my little ones would have a
mother long. | suffered ter.
ribly with female troubles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10


from sTofskus.
skin O. scaip dis
ess<e. ossghk - -
given 1T. fieres
Goldsn Medical
Discovery. for pu-
rify1ng tbs ticssl
For Children Who
are psBy. Taie ~
wax. the " nis
cuvWyr sstouic
which f1ilsis Nd
tEfh fesh sid
strength What
h ssd - Il for
children spplies
e1nallT ~ afalts
A. 81 sFTstixne.
r~toratsve s.wsic,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
HlHDKERCHIEfS.

At &c. &c. Sc. &c. l2ifc. lie Tic. Ice and &c.
Above lOc they all hnens Great varieties In
plain white and colored borierA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
DRESS GOODS.
A DRESS PATTERN FOR SIC.

We have upward Of 800 Dress Patterns in wo-
sted Plaids containing ten ysrs of material, splcn
did values for ladies and misses and they shall &c AZ
O:Bc per Pattern. great variety ~
styles viii be spread on the couuters. Rear silk
department)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
WOOL SKIRT PATTERNS.

More than 600 All Wool Skirt Patterns. IN va
riety q designs at Zoe. osc. sf.i5 and
ssI 25.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
When a Printer

Bevs lnk. - -sus. -. 49, ssss es- - 49,
sseea DER Eureks as1 Royal Es@sks ar s-sos.
ball tore SEE sns eut ws<s esnsoa ~ sresiied
k,-~s fsook. Job. sss al ersass q hsok
cxcsEssz Psf~f1xs ixsoo
Ne. Hone ssrsst- Csnheinssi. a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
LlCES REDUCED.

Shades Of cream, white. black in Bourdons.
Chantillys and Point d'Paris
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
LADIES' COMBINATION SUITS.

Meripo, sc. sieo s-so. cleo An wool ss.as.
s2&a. tasE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
LADIES' VESTS AND PANTS,

&c. 42c &C, SC ard upsards
Big reductions IN al lines 81 Ladies and
-hildrens UBderwear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
BANK REORGANIZATION
THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH
BUXTOY Will BE PRESIDENT
or tho Failed First National Bank of
winston - Commission National Ex-
amincr-Mrs. Dilworth Suicides.

WINSTON. N. c.. July ll.-Special.-J.
c. Buxton returned to-day from Wash
ington city. where he went a few days
ago 20 confer with the Comptroller OF
the Currency about the reorganization OF
the First National Bank. this city. While
there Mr.. Buxton was appointed national
bank examiner. He received his com
mission from the Comptroller, which ne
brought home with him. He will take
charge of the bank tomorrow morning
at a salary OF SO per day, with ex-
penses. If the following conditions are
complied with Mr.. Buxton will be presl-
lent OF the bank:
First. Depositors reporting at least 70
per cent. Of the amount due depositors
agree I'm writing 10 extend the time Of
the payment az least ninety days.
Second. That they have at the time OF
reopening $4,000 cash. or with reserve
agents. of which at least $4,000 is other
than borrowed money.
Third. These conditions 10 be complied
with in thirty days from the time OF Mr..
Buttons return home.
Fourth. New officers and such changes
I'm the directory as will secure confidence
in the community. IL reorganization is
not effected. Mr.. Buxton will be APP
pointed receiver. at a salary Of $500 per
year.
The directors Of the bank held a meet
ing this afternoon, when Mr.. Buttons
report was adopted. A stockholders
meeting will be called at once, besides
letters will be addressed 10 each one Of
them for the purpose Of raising the re-
manning $4,000. which viii be in the ma
ture Of an assessment.
on his return home Mr.. Buxton called
upon w. 5. Forbes. the largest stock
holder I'm the bank. in Richmond. The
latter willingly assented 10 the PROPOSE
ton 10 pay the assessment. and will lend
his aid and cooperation in getting all the
stockholders 70 do the same thing. Mr..
Buxton feels confident that the bank will
resume business within thirty days.
Mrs Robert Dilworth. aged about forty
five years. committed suicide I'm North
Winston by taking a general mixture Of
~poison-rough on rats, arsenic and ground
glass. The deceased had been I'm bad
health some time and became despon-
dent. She was at home with two small
children when the dose was administered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
Burial Of SIR. Tyler-Otber News

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July IL
Snocial-The remains Of Mr.. J. Lew
elyn Tyler, Of Salem. y. c., were brought
10 this place yesterday for interment.
For many years he lived In this city.
where he was %well-konwn and bore a
very high character. He married Miss
Champe Atkins. daughter of Mr.. James
NJ. Atkins. of this city.
Miss Belle Harler. daughter OF CAPTAIN
Robert Harler. died at the residence Of
her father, in Belmont. yesterday. She
was a member Of the Baptist church.
from which her funeral took place yes
terday.
\ telegram announces the death IN New
York Of Mrs. Or. Newcomb. grand
mother Of Mr.. Henry Hilllbrand. of this
place.
The Rev. H.. Preckel. pastor OF the
Evangelical Lutheran church, has ac-
cepted a call TO Kansas. and left for
his new field OF labor this afternoon.
There are many applications for posi-
tons on the police force Of this city.
The cops are to be appointed Thurs
day night.
Work on the new white public school Is
progressing rapidly. When completed the
building will be second to none in the
State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12

ASHEViLLE, n. c., July II.-enec,.i
Saturday night a young man. bv -
name OF Allen, entered the store ~ -
ger. the grocer, on College stree, -
stole from his register over 81. yo-n
Allen came TO HIS place from Niari9, *
G., and had been employed bv Ar -
ger until Saturday as salesman. vbon
was discharged for carelessnoss IN 49,,
Ing groceries. When Allen was arr,s.
he confessed having taken the monov r,
whole Of the amount st0len was rc,
cred. and Allen had a hearing 49,.
Mayor Patton yesterday morning vtf'p
resulted in his being required m en-
into heavy bonds Tor his appearance
the next term OF the criminal copr.
| understand that Mr.. Maddux u.
ceiver Of the Asheville Street R,r,"-
Company, has obtained n decree of s.5
and the property, including the o..
chises, real estate and rolling stool
longing TO this company. will shor,ly
sold. | am Informed that a rcores,e
ton scheme has been effected b., .
New York bondholders, and they win ,
In all this property FOR the benef, =
themselves and other bondhoiders NM.
Is a line property. and Il Is not prob,his
that these people will get Il for a song
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-12
FATILLT HURT By n STONE.
Accident to Superintendent Woodruff
Mt the Granite Quarry.

nj inc tranite Quarry.
MOUNT AIRY, n. c., July 1l.-Special.-
This has been a day OF accidents that
' I'll long be remembered in the history
Of our young city.
This morning horsenen coming from
the granite quarries put the town I'm
fever heat by announcing that Superin-
tendent Woodruff had been killed. by a
stone falling on his head. 4 general exc
dus 10 the quarries took place. and u was
found that he was not dead, but finger
ing I'm Inconsistencies. They we're doing
some heavy blasting there this morning,
and Superintendent Woodruff RAJ a
hundred yards from the blast into some
bushes. lie shaded his eyes with his
hand In order 10 watch f0r stones. The
sun blinded him. and he t0uld not see a
heavy stone. which, coming down for
about a hundred and nifty feet. struck
his arm and then the top Of his head.
carrying him 20 the ground. 10 broke his
arm, mashed his fingers Into a Jelly and
crushed HIS skull. kilograms were at
once sent 20 Greensboro. snd Ais father,
Mr.. Thomas Woodruff, family and two
physicians came up on a special. lie is
still lingering. but all hopes Of his re-
covery are gone. He was an exceptional
young man and greatly beloved. Two
parties going 10 the quarry had their
horse 10 get scared and dash down the
street. throwing them out and tearing
the buggy into a thousand pieces. Tho
cushioned seat was the only whole piece
left.
McKinney's High cut. on the Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley road. about three
miles from here. caved in this afternoon.
and the regular freight. passenger and
Mr.. Woodrufe's special are all block
AIDED. We have heard Of no injury
TO any one so far.