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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
REDS MAKE THREATS.
Tisss Tiasr the German Consul General
Receive Their " srninGs.

- =.
49, toaA. July a.. The group of
ahafeot~ts tHsft heri on staten Island
are oeSinssH< 10 MAKE themselves ro-
t'eenhss- S1't AZ pfe%rnt they are send
ing anonymous postal carts 70 pronii-
nent oefmsns va th's e'ty who are cot
"a syapAtny Win 'hem- Herr feigei.
tns 'setn'sn enIs"s genera. N THIS city,
= tne latest among tno@" isvore't An
"thef - bseon haHs Dsrnesos, an EN-
ptoy ~ the efermsn government IN this
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

LoSpoS. July 1.-THE earl of Rose-
berry. secretary OF state Tor foreign az
fairs. replying 10 . question asked by
Lord Lamington in the house of lords
today. said that the government was not
in full possession Of the facts regarding
the dispute between France and Siam.
but that Great Britain Was fully alive 10
the responsibility attaching % her and
would not lose any opportunities oi oo-
tanning a satisfactory solution of the
matters at issuc.
In The house - commons Sir Edward
Gray. parliamentary secretary 81 the
foreign Office. made extended reference
10 the announced intention ~ the Hon.
George y Cursor. conservative member
for the Southport division ~ lsanca
shire. % ms.c the adjournment II the
house in order - discuss The sitnation
in Siam. Sir Edward appealed g. the
house not to discuss tho matter until
further Information should have been
received. Ho promised that everything
possible would lie done by Great Britain
10 arrive al a pacific solution - the
questions involved In VAS imperative.
he sdded. 10 keep diriinct from the
main issues certain allied questions. and
especially the question II ssameee inoe
pendence. This statement ssoted
chcers
Continuing. Sir Edward said hil The
questions required the cl,sesf and mo~s
careful consideration. The government
was fully alive 80 The need a SECURING
the safety q British inscreeis ~ siam.
aud n more war shipe we're reqasrri At
Ikarckok 10 ata< n lt.se ia Sl8uif<< nnffra.
they would bc promptly de<pafchsd
Sir Edwari further said that france
bad informed the British g.'serstornf
the, the French rsntoats bal ss~eisti-d
The MenaH river ~ifhous snstrerfsosis 70
90 ~. bat had sdstet that nc s.pD-
feansiers os The ssrsh,I~ bsd ten pro
soked az this sctson bs the Ssanlese
SH fsiesra canclDsisd ~ ffstos That
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
Exposition Notes

CHICAGO. july H. Paid admissions
at the iair today, eo.073.
The department OF awards is now the
busiest branch IN the great exposition.
and Mr Thatcher Eas increased his
force from live to lUU clerks. who oc-
cupy the entire tiiird hoor of Pavilion
Ii in administration buiiiing.
Cnief buchanan. of the agricultural
department.. announced today tnat tho
time foe registering entries for the stock
snow, winch opens next month. has
passed. The arranyemcnts are now be-
ing made 10 rcce.vss the cattle md
horses and tho different breeding asso
cint.ons throughout the country arc
opening headquarters about the stock
pas.l..n. Up To date there are 500
entries.
One week has passed since the worlds
fair tire ani still the mystery fthe exact
number oi human lives lost in the cold
storage trap remains unsolycd. Work
men arounu the debris assert that there
is pcrceptibH that frigntfully peculiar
stencil that only arises from the decay
ing of human bodies.
The national commission refused this
afternoon 10 approve the names OF a
batch oi woman Judges for the depart
nent OF manufactures because the list
of seventeen contained three names from
Illinois and ten from other northern
states, wnlle but three southern com
nauaNcaitns were nameu. Ille cvEiDl.s-
Sion iiongut there had not b.cn Just
distribution.
There was notable gathering at the
woman's building toaay. Ii was !. reu.
Mon of the alumni and pupils oi Troy
female seminary. who met To do honor
10 tie memory Of Miss Enlma Willard.
the founder ot the higher education oil
women.
Official returns from the department
Of admissions show that i9.f0l pcrsons
contributed towards the fircmens relief
fund Sunday. which will add nearly
t2i ,vOD 10 the subscription list, counting
the children at halt price.
The Uruguayan exhibit is To be
opened at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
in the agricultural building.
Tho board Of lady manarers will
tender reception TO the secretary al
the treasury and Mrs Carlislc M their
building tomorrow evening between 3
and clock.
Tomorrow will be Chautauqua day.
aud the various departments IL that
education will undoubtedly be well
represented at jackson park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

BIRxrsoHAs. Ala. July ia posse
has been searching since Saturday night
who. il is reported. shot and killed two
women near that place. The posse
sighted the negro near Calera yesterday
afternoon and tireda dozen shots az him.
but he He'd into dense swamp. which
vas surroulded last night. aud the 10
lief Is now general that the negro was
capture and iynched before daylight.
The cause IL the murder Is said 10 have
been both assault and robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

DoSAlposyrIIE. Ind. July l7.-Rob-
ert Howard and George jackson had no
SOONER met on the street here today
than they began firing at each other
with revoIvcrs- The men were only =
few PAGES apart aud both were wounded.
jackson received three bullets in tho
body whilo his adversary was shot only
once. The chances are that jackson
will die. Howard will rccovef. The
fight vas the resnlt of one preceding it
in which the wives and children OF the
duellists took part.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

He pulled . board a snd ssw the IN
side uas On Dire. iie asked soue psss-
log firunen " pat stream there. but
vss answersd With , assry. vith Who n
he uss-
I'D. Alsup. suprsvisoe under ArcAi-
teet +. u. Burnham; snid he vas On ths
skating rink noor phsn the Dire broke
out and when some empioyus started 70
70 up the tower ~ crdssed them net 70
do ~ He alao called 70 the fireman
NOT 70 venture isto the tower. but vas
not hssded- 6oou tbs iss broke out b.
loo where the men we're
-Frusn ali know about T. no lsddss
q other means u escaps wss put up.
II s~sssmbes right the extension lad
der was nsst >oo The grounds and the
lsst to 10 used
Chief Engineee Smith of the Hescu-
lee works and Bookkeepse Branch gave
unimpextant testimony. sftes which the
inquest adjousned until tomorrOw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Ava. No.. July IL. IL has just leaked
out that ex-County Treasurer A. ID. Il.
Handy is short in his accounts in the
sum IL $50 for the term expiring Janu-
AIRY |. is8. Tie was elected in 1890 as
popuisf The amount will be made
good by the bondsmcn. Not since 1850
has there been treasurer Of this county
who has not defaulted or been short in
his accounts except democrats and dem
ocrats who were appointed To till out the
unexpired terms of defaulting repub-
icans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

TorEkA. Kan. July l7.-Six Kansas
banks closed their doors today All the
hanks closed are correspondents of the
National Tank Of Kansas City.
The hanks failed are: The Bank of
Johnson City. the Bank II Weir City
Hood aud Kincaid's bank nj Pleas
anton. the Caney Valley bank at Cancy.
Ritter and Doubleday bank af Coiuin-
bus. and the bank II Meade at Meade
Center Several Il these banks we're
loaded with real estate which they we're
unablo g. turn into money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
sklNxER nlAhEs MURPHY.


Hcscals nFOa unns
CRicloo. July IL Highly sensational
charges are made by John q. Skinner.
president of the Hercules Iron Works.
the corporation which owned the cold
storage building. IN reference to the
conduct Of Marshal Murphy and Cap
tain Fitzpatrick on that occasion He
says that In order 20 explicit the Chicago
hire brigade before 10000 people they
drove their men up into the tower to
certain death ipstoad Of chopping
through thin partition and fighting the
fire where il was seated
Walter n. Donaldson" he says. ''our
bueiness manager. rushed through the
building 10 tho tower and located tho
fire. he met Captain Fitzpatrick aud
his men and told them that the fire
was at the foot OF the tower and that
IL the men would chop through
the tower at its foot into the shaft
surrounding the smokestack they could
throw water directly upon the flames.
The men were there with axes. and tho
parts to be chopped through were thin
partitions of staff and lath. Captain
fitzpatrick replied: You go to -.
We are running this thing.
When the hTenen were ordered to
60 up into that tower several OF our
men saw them faltcr and hang back.
They heard Murphy yell at fhcm. Go
up there. you - cowards.' They say
he fairly drove them up the tower
to their dcAth. There will not be
eo many heroes after the inquest
is over il il is honestly conducted. The
boys who did the bidding of the chief
were heroes: they knew they were going
TO their death. A. j. Brand. another of
our men. begged Fitzpatrick to cut
through the tower and attack the fire.
Fitzpatrick struck the man squarely III
the lace and knocked him down."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

NEwARK. y. j.. July IL 0pe - the
lnost spisited four round smuggling
matches that has been fought in this
section ~ the United States for many
wears vas the battle which to *
place here tonight Teen Austin
Gibbons. ~ Patterson. New jersey.
and sBuli- Mccarthy % PHILADELPHIA.
Gibbons offered Mccarthy el.,p IL ne
failed to knock him out 10 tour rounds.
bat Be met wifh surprise. Mccarthy
fought back for all he was worth ami
walked ofT sith the slsb
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

All fbr unions Arc Now Gashcrcd In
One Fold.

NEW York. July l7.-Delegsts from
Theatrical Employcs' unions in many
cities gathered at EIks' hall today 70
form the National Alliance Of Thestri-
cal Employees. Owing 20 the fact many
Of the present associations are affiliated
With different labor organizations this
movement has been instituted TO bring
them all together and give them solid
front in Gaze they should lind il . mu-
tual advantage 10 he leagucd together
In demand for the betterment of their
condition II is anticipated that the
new association viii shortly embrace
1900 employees throughout the
country. Tho following officers
OF the new association were elected:
John S. Williams Of New York. presi-
dent; John {. Murphy Of Philadelphia.
vice president; John Gallagher of Pitts
burg. recording secretary; William
Moorchead OF Boston, financial occre-
tzryF1nd Daniel Harlow. treasurer.
There wcre forty-tuo delegates pres
ent from twenty-five statss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

IsHrvsfre. July l7.--1hese wesp ~
new Developments today ~ thu Bu<lhIo
mlnesL Sheriff Broad y st1ll la charge,
hut the mining work is going - -
ueusl. No ore 10 being shirp>d. A sps-
cial from Iron Mountain 20 tho PENN
eula News Bureau says that tbe Cbariu
mine therc. owsed BY the Schls~inverA
h not effected by The troubles sf Ne
gaueee The vsgss a the u,co arr
quite Far behind, hat they viii gel ous
months vaess Wedneeday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Nrv fcss. Iuly IL To-day hs The
hottest day Il the yesr. following the
histersng hat - last right. WITCH r.
suited "A much SUFFERING amona the
people Hhny ra~es = saa~:rcse nre
reported. scnse u thew Rang sstal ,)n
Ercssissf uiure thar a seore q han~~
dropped fron the heat. AZ IN s'clsrs
the sf'cid fhsrrscrnetrr raus~sess.l ~
iexre>s Street ths-sncrn~sers nsle 4
r. sni ai The heraidlty nidea ~
tAe discsmfort II wss sisscss aa h,rA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Providence. r. l.. July 1.-THE To
bin bronze cup defender vigilauf had q
outside at the time the fast sea steamer
Awashonks was on her trial trip. Tho
Awashonks. by actual timing. was max
ing fourteen miles an hour. yet the Wig.
liant. close hauled. cut across her bows
as though the steamer was af anchor
Old yachtmcn who saw her. say no wee
sci can compare with her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

HssrrScs. Mich. July 1s.-Charice
Sheffield y man about 20 years Of age
and Tor some time a resident of this city,
was arrested this afternoon for taking
improper liberties with little girl 3
years old. His actions aroused the SUE
picions Of two business men. who fol.
lowed the old fellow, trapped him and
immediately had him srrcstel lie gave
bail for 81 COO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
I.anra Mnn.. = Dixor,r.

SKw yoEK. July i7.--Laura Moore.
who played the part ~ LilIita the
princess in Francis Wilson's Merry
Monarch" and who was fayorite in
Colonel McCanll's comic opera com.
pany. has brought suit agaigst her bus
band. Elnathan Snyder ~ Washington.
n. G.. Tor absolute divorce on the statu.
tory grounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
n,oly Wim In,c.,iga,e Chargr..

BEoQkLYS. July U.-Judgc Moore
this morning granted the motion made
in behalf pf Mayor Boosly 10 inspect the
minutes Of the grand jury upon which
that body recently made a preseptment
against him. The judge said that. al
though there was no indictment in the
case. the charges were so grave that the
public should know whether the mayor
had done any thing for which he de
served 10 be- Indicted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

NEw yoKg. July 1.-THE decree di-
vorcing Margaret Mantell from Robert
Mautcil. the actor, Was obtained from
Justice Trsax of the supreme court. 1t
provides that hc pay her sj5 week and
a counsel Zee Of slso. She is Ia have
the custody 81 their two soma. 1t was
shown by his own valet and by his
landlady aud others that he has been
living with Charlotte Behrens II his
cOmpany
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

JFrsss Ctry. y. j.. July IL. Chan.
cellar Mct:ill has denied the motion of
ex Governor IIeedie To purge ex Gov.
Kedman NJ. Price for contempt of court
lie has also refused to reduce the bail
below s3D.o0o Price will remain in the
custody u Sergeant at Arms Haggerty
until his bail is renewed. This had not
teen done up 10 10 o'clock today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
Big Oil Blaze.

WHITrso. Ind. July l7.-By the ex.
plosion OF two oil lamps at the Whiting
refinery the Standard Old company lost
.O0.0sV gallons of refined oil. The shock
occurred at 10 o'clock last night and
was Immediately followed by a tire
which Was not subdued until noon to-
day. Tho blaze was confined to the oil
taEk and no damage was done outside
the refinery. The explosion was felt ut
Hammond. East Chicago and other
towns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
Kilie,iHl.Tnnrth Nlan

NAcoo DocHF<. Texas. July l7.-Sher-
III IL. J SpradIey of this county shot
and instantly killed joel Goodwin of
Lcyansport. Louisiana, Sunday morning
al that place. Had blood had been ex-
i<ting between them ever since Good
win killed Collins two years ago and
Sprsdley helped capture him with
hounds This makes the fourth man
Spradiey has killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

CHIcAoo. July IL. Beginning To-
morrow morning the CincinAt. Hamil-
ton x Dayton and the Monon will re
ducc rates from Cincinnati and ali
intermediate points 10 ono faro for the
round trip. As matters stand 1t pres
cnt the one fare rate for the round trip
is in effect through the length Of Indi-
ana, in portions of Illinois and In west
crn and central Ohio. Its rapid spread
is merely question of time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Asr AnBo,s Mich. July Is.--Anothw
professor kse resigned 90 arcsnns - the
Olesz troohle Prof. .. c. Nno5 es~s
so Cleveland. Ne eays M, fsa
wishes reraEin with the depastment. i,aa
~ith the attitude a the sufhu fts<p ssd
che prpfe~~ion toward st. I Do na9 Ted
like dsvofinr nspr< ~ the hest yesfx 4
my life IN . futile attempt so buiid 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

CorrsEr-, Kan. July L. The bank
~ Ritter s Doubleday closed its doors
this morning. making an assignment to
ID. T.. Hamleion. large hsrdvarr
dealer. II wa one of the Oldest and
l@si banks IN Cherokee county. aud II
u relieved that IL viii be all right in a
short time. No statement was male
pubic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

- uas 49, - snssss ~ ho>lss 49,
ths sovesnosus had egsey 49, tAoa he
a9eif wonh1 ~ ueeo1ed y = peoor1u
and Gatldl1e1nsy nonnee- When -
E1wnrd t|Dished. Hs. Cusnna old tAe1
u sisU q the senteUeet unoAe - the
rePs~psntafive a ~ goseenmeoa ~
wsnld shsndon hi inosntasa - ussp
thsl the hooss adjourn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

= shs tsupernfurs. AZ 2 o'cloek this
sfterrooa street theruoUsssrs ssxts'
tered 81 AmbuiAness have been busy
al day coassylnx Psrsoas sadering
frcm sunsfroks - The hospitals for treat
uenk
Fiss persons in ths tensmsat districts
uho sieps On the fixe escspss last night.
Ia order ~ 81 apny from the sitting
heat insids THAR vretched homes. fell
10 the ground Two usn we're intern
ally injured snd Day die. while thsse
osksrs hnd asns os IeIs broken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

NEw ORLxaSs. July 1.-THE fare 20
Chicago broke today. Hitherto the
railroads have preserved the high rate
agreed upon. Today the Texas & Pacific
abandoned the contract and put on S33
rate for the round trip by way Of Texar-
cana and ST. Louis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

AlsAss. n. r.. July lI.--0ovsrnos
Flower vss today notified by Warden
Thayss a Dannsnora prison q brutal
scheas 70 gain the freesSom Of forty
long teFm prisoners which included
the murder of several prison guaraA
The attack vas 10 have been made Sun
day nighs. but the authorities wcre
warned BY another convict Who had
refused 70 Join the plot. Investigation
II several cells confirmed the details u
the story tosd by this prisoner. Who Was
today rardoned by Governor Flower.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18
Even When L Was Po;atsd Out
That Oisastes Would Follow.
souakE LoTRf 10 TALK
He Tbans of Thh IAse Fnsal Cuwaan1
ef nh Dead CAisG ssLes
IL ~ oix."


-, -. .s' 80 ~ y-:s.s,:s- =.
.a'a.' ss's' 70 =. s"o -, -, -
the d'sastes 10 inc britasn va v
Victoria convened today on ne uagsnip
Hibernia- All the survivor were prss-
emf. The presitent of the court 4 Vice
Ad,n;r.I 81, Mitchell Sexmouv. admiral
T--.-,- -.....s-- T-..ss;., Aw.~a
,,,.
aTxn "ih" sppes'1o - 49, vs.
Tor the admiralty Inc memoen !" snc
court are captains OF the fect-
The Judge advocate read Rear Adni-
raj Markham's letter 10 the admiralty
ernlaininy the d,.asser letter written
a. R..- ad,,;,.i T-..v hx Cart.in
~
iou'n' 'sia 'nss IL n~ oP'"','. s''e -
gines OF potn the sseso'a anu SamP'
down were put thrsc-qusrters tnstcsu
OF full speed astcrn before the collision.
Sapsain houfke' IN nis 'sstef, coneiuosa .sa
srr;na sn ~. m, "a n,,t .,n-LsJ ,,,",eriy.
T,s'ss,-,,c,,s v....,,.,, - ths Kali.
d,.cEv.rd ,,rovs', ,h.s ~ Tho lat ,n.ns.c-
,;an r.. v;esor;..s -s,.r' t;rht ,,o,nnayt-
,aa',,s go. :, ..a.s...t o,.,.r
:"
Trying Bourkc.
The court marshal appointed 20 try
Capt. Maurice A. Bourke. STAFF Com
mander Hawkins Smith and the surviv-
ing officers Of the British battleship
Victoria. which was sunk in collision
with the British battleship Camper
down oil Tripoli on June 23, opened to-
day upon the Hibernia. the flag ship Of
Rear Admiral Richard +. Tracey. ad-
miuaI superintendent OF the Malta dock.
yard. All the survivors were present.
The pres dent Of the court marshal il
vice Aamirai Dir Michaei Suim- -oey-
u'oJ,. I,, =, w: sn0 J.s, J.u 1is WI T-ss
o"SA ,Ie ia, ~ on u 49,.
Nio 'os' n's me ~ 'ns se.pla ss..ea S'sn's'
as ooni I'D Sn'el 90 'nc e. To
ianean station. mar a"s,.la ,s ae
- vice P,cs'"'n. Sap'' ai'ie' ic'sn
"insioe. ny osueI VI 'nc soniiiai''' up
Pcareu ss prosecutor
Bourke Objects
Captoin Borrke Objected to Captains
.Iobnstono and Aciand sitting on the
trial hasinv his objection 10 them on
The fact that thev had been present at
the time OF the disaster and also ON the
further fact that they had been sum
mored To testify in behalf OF the prose
cution. The court allowed the objec
ton and Captains Johnstone and Ac-
land were ropiaccd by Captain Gerald
&. Langley of the Arethusa and CAPTAIN
REGINALD II. Custance Of the Phacton.
CAPTAIN Bourke objected TO Captain
Custance on the eame grounds as Il, the
cases II Captains Jounstone aud Ac-
land. This objection was also allowed.
and Captain Charles Grey Robinson of
the trafalgar. was appointed in place of
CAPTAIN Custauce.
Hyo" was o"s'"se
In the solrsc of captain Bourkes ex.
animation: Prosecutor Winsiow asked
him; When Stan Commander Haw,
k,ns smith susges.esd ed 70 TO- VICE wee ADM, admiral raj
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

SHyBoysss. wis July II. Eight hun.
dred - The 100 employees ~ The Mat
toon Manufacturing company walked
cut this morning Last Saturday the
employees were notified shs, reduction
~ - PER cent. in their wages would be
n, Ada tst4v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

I.rwou.s. Neb.. July IL suits viii Re
instituted shnrsly BY Bockstsff Bros. q
the sity so shut out frou d.aac busi-
ue-a in Nebraska some forty fire insur
ance crnapsnssa on the ground that
they hare formed tr0H ter The pur
t,fsef q nsinfsining ise4osfahss and es
oftsianf rates - araid egmpiinnre ~ifh
TIE snlsed s-elicy lss. AMI ~ stsod s,y
cne snssther - refasiuz fail tesraeat -
Is@es-s IN csnas vhsfe by ieehnieas sv.aJ
Enos they e8u - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Convtces o. HI e1an0s-
JACKSON. Mich. June IA good
many convicts ~ the prison are usfsa-
pioyed When the Fargo shoe fsctory
left sixty men 9trr left without work.
and the warden hsk tried 60 keep then
busy in the state bog and broom fscfo-
rics. though not with very great succ<>nI
An eastern firm agreed b. Introduce the
manufacture of shists but backed out
on account of hard tsmsa The With.
ington company olfcrcd % take twenty.
five more convscts by July l, they have
bern unable yet 20 take thse many.
Warden Chsnbeslain worries . god
deal NJ TO what dispc~itiou he can make
of his idle criminals who are costing .
good deal Of money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Ssssxsw. Mich. july ia private
dispatch thie morning Says that Albert
Wilson has confessed so Detective
Rogers everything relative 10 the mur.
der II Miss Marshal. while being taken
a., S.rns1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

BsrTLr CsrEs. Mich. July l7-H J.
Titus residence on Upton avenue wac
broken into yesterday by thieves. who
stole ieselry to the amount u $40
Among the articles we're two valuable
ro,s1 watches
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

loss<. Mich. July H. Wsrssn f.,-
eelI still refuses 70 give vi tis lot NDs1
the time bs< sstarsd His ssfocrp~a.
Tits FpsIe, has not yet decided ju-1
What ste1< f< ~iii take to Gust hfrs. .
II be eli do En. thing sxceps vslt s<r
the rrSpon hoard r. sct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

CHEsoyoAS. Mich. July i7.-williaua
II. Hsmes. a sailor belonging 90 the
schooner Samuel Bolton Of Detroit.
while in bathing at the foot n Nc.
Arthur's dock yesterday. vac drowned.
lie is supposed TO belong 10 Strsshroy.
n-x
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-18

Nsw YoRE. Iuiy IL. DIR. Henry
Never. accused - wholesale poisoning
IN this and ether cities. arrived here
shss usrrninu ard eae taken direct 10
Police headquarters ~ fbe,rcsiss ser
srsanf von tssisifenen.