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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
BIG DAY AT THE FAIR.
Everything Was HAN ON a week Day
Plan Yesterday.

CHICAGO. Oct "A greatly increased
attendance marked the last sunday but
one 81 the official worlds fair season.
The fine weather bad something 90 do
with il as well as the fact that only one
more sunday remained In which TO sec
the exposition IN its entirety. but above
all the change In policy on the part II
the administration. brought ont the
people In larger numbers than an
any previous Sunday Ia the six
months The executive oibcere he
came convinced that there was a
popular demand FOR a more attractive
sunday fair. and orders were issued ID
run everything on the wide open plan.
the same as on week days. as nearly a.
possible. Concerts were given through
out the day by four - the exposition
bands in the manufacturers building ga
state avenue. and an organ concert vas
given In festival ball at noon and the
iueoff Russian choir sang and gave
.heir representation n peasant We'd
ding Ia costume 40 the same place before
A large audience. The caravels and
nearly all the state buildings were
opened in harmony With the general
plan 10 give the people no cause
10 complain of closed doors and ccs-
cred exhibits on Sunday. The foreign
commissioners however kept their CORDS
aui other barriers across the entrance
90 their pavilions and there vas not
much improvement 10 regard 10 exhibits.
All the buildings were open until 9
o'clock and the people bad AZ opPcr.
tunity Tor the fret time On sunday r.
see the pictures and eculpture ts clec
fric light The electric fountains played
ai night and the iiiuninaiions 81 tbs
grand court was the same as un weck
dave Superintendent Tucker ws'
I highly pleased 30 learn from his clerks
Z that I01,81 persons bad paid &C. ertel
~. s.r,.,.,..ts ~ = s,trlf..h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
Exploded HER BOILER.
Five Persons Injured. One OF Them
Fatally

CINcINSsri. ort - While lying al
her landing ths afternoon the stern
wheeler bellevue expioied ene q her
boilers. ike nasn and a woman were
on board ard ali were either blown into
the riyer or inlured more or iess severely.
Rabo 5imsas. the fireman. Was eS
trlcated fgoa the wreck and taken
10 the Marioe hospital in dying
condition. ". +. hose. captain aud
pilot. was taken g. the hospital. suffer
ing from bnfas. which covered hls boiy.
Perry hednan the engineer. biiiy
Lightbody. deck hani. ani another
deck hand. who's name rs not know o.
we're ali slightly hurt An unAn"~h
woman. who Nss on the boat. was
Knocked down. bat not Injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Program Arranged For the December
Session.

LASsfSo, Oct. - The executive com
mittee OF the state Teachers association
bas arranged the geaeral features 81 the
program FOR the state teachers institute,
which viii 10 held ia this city Decem-
Ter ~ - and ss
The institut will begin with a CON
missiouers meeting on Tuesday after.
uoon DECEMBER -. NJ ~h.ch President
Enceh Ahdsus II Barry county WI de
liver his ahuual aiirrss, and the follow
ing papers be read. "ilas tae Attempt to
Grade tue Country Schools Proven a
Success. Ccmmissicner p. ". Brown
OF Mecosia county. discussion by Com
missioner T.. A. Murphy OF lonia 'Ex-
aminatsous and Promotions IN Country
schools" Commissioner \. G.. Randall
oi Calhoun county. discussion hy Com
"a missioner. L. r. rield of Lenawee
county. Ia the evening Mayor 4. \.
Bement will deliver al address ot vel
cone Superintendent r. T. Converse
o. Pontiac vii respond. and Prof. W. ii I.
Chsever 81 Mii2aukee will deliver his
annual sddress The governor Will
tender the teachers reception az the
executive par.oEs
1t Wo+ineSiay'a sessions. DR.. 4. c.
Boole - tn State Normal school. viii
read q paper On General Culture "a An
Element 10 Professional Training" Miss
Matilda Colin. ot Detroit. Will read a
paper. and n the evening popu.ar lee
ture by Hon. T. :. Draper. of Cleveland
O.. will be delivered.
There vii! aiso 20 two sectional meet
iugs on Wednesday. The PRIMARY see
tion w.n. lis-uss the question of Uni
frt.ion q primary trades. and IA iht
college secliol a paper vii tc read upo.
the Place of Athis'ics Ia Education.
AMI another upoa Reasons ior Teach
iug faetprir IN Colleges" Thursisy :
s-ss.ons Nili .acllie paper bY DR.. Z
+ NJ Walswossh. ~ the Nitrngaa Mining
I school AMI r. general discussion upoT
Z tie ettfia-. ~ -Manuaf IraiuInc
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tlsas - secure any republican votes IN
tie house.


WAshIS0tos. Ost =. A prominent
oficial. act cabinet officer. late tonight
gave cut the following authoritative
srztsu.eat of Mr. Clesriand's views 4s =
the Proposed osm proelise measure,
0hich. u is expected aiH soon ne
brought before the senate ~fEe presl'
ient .aksrcs To the position that
the purchasing clause u the SheF
naaa silver las should be un-
coldlfiaaaliy repealed. The lower
house q congress sotei Tor repeal ~ an
overwhelming maiofity. majority IN
the seuate are Ia favor ~ unconditional
geprai. aud the ssntim~nt Il the coun-
~ dealands the E,assage u the pending
bali IL II not tru. that Secretary Car
lizie n. 50 has besn. 10 favor ~ the com-
promise which was subscribed 10 bs a
numter % senators on Saturday. lie
sDd the other uesabers 0i the cabinet
are opposed 90 that measure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
POLICEMAN JAMES SHOT DEAD.
Fought a Duri with Lloyd Cole and
Latter VIII Die.

GroReErowS ~. Get - George
c. James. night policeman. aud Lloyd
Cole. well known yOuag man OF thus
city. engaged IN q duel with revolvers
on Main street ma froat ~ the court
house. at , o'cock this afternoon. IN
Whioh the formed vas instantly Killed
and the latter fatally wounded. James
clnined iha; he caught Cole and an
other young nan shooting craps last
aight. aud lniarmed Mar,hai Sberrltt.
VI 10 - n q the room whore they were
AID summoned them TO appear at police
court Monday morning. James aud
Cole afterwards met. ba q few words
ana both drew weapons. lt - SAID that
james hrca first Both emptied their
weapons. and both Nere ahot IN the
right side of tho abdomen aud in about
the same place
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Trustees Of iSaIsmax - Coilege Chosen.
Closing Excrcises-

MrsgsGoS. Mich. Oct - The Mich
igau Baptist association IN session here
have chosen the following trustees for
kalamazio college, The Rev ~ L.
Fauum. 4 J Fox the Eev &. = Les
Ter. Delegates % the American Edrca.
;ional sosiety tbe Rev y Whitney. \.
q. Siccum. The Rev T. r. Manning. the
Rev ID -. Netauren. aliernates. the
Rss. j l. Cheuey. the Rev u "A Pettis.
the Rev J. Saashall. the l..y g. L. Jack
.on Trustees u the Ministers Aid 50
ciety. = r. Howard tue Rev 81 H. Far
uua. \ T.. Mather
The c5aFcniioa has decided 20 raise
si5ooO Tor state mission Nosk by taxing
eacs member u ths Michigan churches
% cents
The session ~ the association a 'sefl
this esaniug with addresses 10 many
promiacut clergy mcn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
PITCHED BArTlE rouGHE
Insurgents Defeated Gea. CAztttho--
i.osO sssldier. Allied.

NEw fosE. Oct. - The Worlds
special cable ffon l5nenas Ayres. Argcn
tine. says: a pitched hattie has been
fought on therive lbicai IN the Brazilian
state kio Grande do Sui The insurgents
defeated the troops u General Castliho.
One thousand soldiers are repoFled 20
have been killed or xonnded The
brazilian mep u war az la Plata have
been manned with new officers chosen
by President Peixoio aud are or,iefed 10
cooperate ia al attack 10 be- made upon
Admiral Mello's feet In the harbor ~
Rio de Janeiro.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
WAS A BLooDY DEED.
Lacey sho, Hi@ wife. Nosher-tn-i.av
and Hifneeil

Storx FsIHs = u. oct. - Harry
Lacey. a LAWYER and real estate agent.
s,,epf al dsy saturday and this morning
settling up email bills. ~ 8 O'clock this
evening he cooliy walked into the house
a hie mother ia lae. Mrs Lydia
Runker. lie uiie vas there sitting
A TIE table lacey shot his
wife tbroaKh the bead killing her
instantly. iie then shot his mother an
las. killing hef slso. Lacey = two bite
children vitueesed the awful deed
Iscev then waikad ouf ~ TIE hn1ee
aud shot himself through the bead. ey-
rsring Immediately For the past tvo
tears fhe Lacey family hse not beer a
harry ona Mrs Lacey ysas ago az
tsiea fof = divorce isat later vitbdrse
ihs ncfion. Lacy sivays blamed he
nather n Law fof Ali his froui,le@ ard
Las threafsue8 uften g. kii her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
wREcNED CARS TOOK FIRE
Passenger Iiescued Sustain ng but
I.ntls Injury.

MEMPHIS. Oct -, 4 special 10 the
Commercial from birmingham. Ala.
says; Passenger tain No. on the Kan
sas City. Memphis 4 birmingham Taii.
road. which left there this morning AT
1870. ran into a bnrnin. trestie near
Eldridge thirty i've mites west of here
The engine passed over and
then lett the train. lbe
cars followed and were derailei
except the chair ear The htst chair
car niounted the engine and the wreck
took tire. 4 paric followed among The
passengers but remarkable 10 relate all
got out alive and practically uninlured.
The burning ears were eStinguisaed DC.
fore great damage was done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Original Henry r Mooney. Ithaca
Increase John Eeirher. Nuskexuu, /,
Frask u S9srihout Flint. John T. H.
Miller Muskegcn. samuel horfle. South
Arm. William H. osSsld Hartford
Reissue Charles Nsssier Hilia,lsle
Original wi,iavs etc louis Christ
usa. spring Naie Msrths " Simp@on.
Cedar Creek. Meivina G. Porter. De
troit. Emna p penn.s. Ovo~ao. Eliza
beth y. Sfrigron. Holly, Mary p
Thara reor. sugar Grove.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Arrested Epr ste0ing Cioyer>ccd He
I,nplicatcs several Others.

DFcsTUR, Iod. oct - Last Friday
James Sullivan. son ~ Union town
ship farmer. this county drove TO Fort
Wayne and offered 90 sell iifteen bushels
~ eloverseed n a grain dealer, who be
came suspicious and bad him arrested.
Sullivan made confession last night.
implcatine Rnes Stone. son - a retired
hardware meFyhgnt. John Edwards. a
PAINTER. and Dick Me-ier. a telegraph
at.~rator Stone and Niosior wee ar
re<tri at their homes this morning III.
wards has ESCAPED The eioverseed vac
ssoleu from = grsin dealer At Wiltshire,
Ohio and given N Sullivan D. sell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

LsrrrR. Mich. Oct =, A nan Eiv.
inu his name a. joan RFan - IN iail
hers charged With the burglary af "
Tnls ieeeiry store st Coinmhiavii.e
aad ths larceny - about 800 rorth q
hooty The ssolen property vas found
In as possession.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
ORPHAN GIRL MURDERED.
Her slayer Hung and Riddiei With
Bullets

CHArrAxoocA. Tenn. Oct % Friday
evening, near Pikeville. thirty miles
nortn OF here. an orphan girl. Miss Rosa
Boring. was found dead IN secluded
spot with her throat cut from ear
10 ear. Examination showed she
had been outraged before being muir
dered. Suspicion fastened on negro
named John Gamble. alias Peter Cooper.
A posse Immediately started in search
Of the negro. The negro was arrested
and confessed 10 the crime. This even
ing a mob took Gamble FROM the officers.
strung him up and riddled his body with
bullets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
Seven Alleged Murdercrs Jailed,

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. ~ james =.
Stone. the nearest neighbor OF the
Wrattan family il Davies county. Ind.
has confessed. and as a result seven of
tie alleged murderers are confined IN
,JeEfersonyille prison tonight. Their
names are Alonzo &. Williams. William
Kays. ]. B. Stone. Martin larber. John
NJ. White. Gibson Clark and Grandson
(oebv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
r1,I.rp wIrH BucKsuor.
La, of tho Ranscy Gang Fatally
Noanried

cusFvrrovT la. oct - The Ram
srv Taexie vendctss 10 Cisyhorne parish.
in shich souae twenty men have ret
death sinsse its cDu-nencement N l-St
va. renewed At Homer. Thomas -.
Eirder. the la@t and aloet desperate -
the Ramsey gang rcsie I'D % the house -
AE. Cangn,an. determined - xii bin.
Cingmsn cav hss enemy cousirg and
net him With charge ~ tnesshot
renndire hina fatally. Aors killings rih
- so~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
Pew Persons Killed by shells.

NEw YoRK. Oct 80 Tho steamer
Hcvlius arrived this afternoon from kio
Janeiro. from which port she sailed on
September X Captain Stapleton states
that there is nothing % report Admiral
Melio's cannonading has done no serious
damage. although few persons had been
killed by the shells.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

81 pnrr. oct = Huirs coid NsFe
s,rnsi tempereiars riii faii o. frresihg
Mondsy evening. This YRS tee hfist
~nruipr cent out Shout booD ~ the sig
nal ear,sce 4 cold wave prevails along
the northwest Canadian prorinccs vith
fenpersfure from 40 g. - tiegrces beiev
freezing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

WASHINGTON. Pa, Oct. - Samuel
". Dorsey the most prominent co!ored
citizen 81 Washington was foully mur
dered AT O'Clock this morning bY two
unknown men. Should the murdercis
be captured IL is not al all probable that
a demand would be made for punish
meut in the most summary usannor
The people Of the town arc greatly
.aNrafl.H
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Nikifa wili iesvs fvf prtroit tlls
afternoon xhers Fhs ~iil Finf % FRIDAY
evening Lest nigit mHnsF-r t1'sFi..s
Fmes~ssn. Oregon tsssern3ersefoH.
Naanm ~kifa. Senetof Peter I,orss.
J.shp n MeIrtrre nfd John y fisouer
inspea hsr NJ aincsf ir tss ordinary a
The Moftoh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
TERRE HAurE RACE MEETING.
Ia Opens Card With a String OF
FLYERS

TERKE HAurE. Ind. Oct. .2-Ihe
Doble. Star. Salisbury stables have ar
rived andseyeral other prominent stables
are expected for the three days
record meeting beginning Wedncs
day. Among the great horses al
ready catered 20 go against their own
or worlds records are: Anon. STEAMBOAT
Belle Vera. The pole team ZembIa and
Aubine. Axenite. 2year-old by Axtell.
IL will he known tomorrow II Morris
Jones' offer 20 trot Alix against Direc-
tum will he fixed 10 take place over the
Terre Haute track. Horsemen here to-
aight seem 10 think the match will DC a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Mt~xrsro1sS Oct - Lord Mayor
Mayor Shanks - Dublin ard party left
here tonight for Chirago after having
been royalty entertained ae The gncsis ~
the CIT, for three days The k,fd mt9of
held an Informal reception ths after
noon AZ the Press club rooEns - which
he made an address IN which ~ highly
urniae-l the American DeNsJalers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

MusKEGoN. Mich. Oct 80 The board
OF supervisors adjourned yesterday
afternoon until January :. next Ii was
decided yesterday TO hire the Centennial
10 run ai g. per day during the time the
bridge between this city and North Mus
kegon is being repaired. Muskcgou'e
share OF the state and county taxes -
sT5.097i6. After iransacting quantity
IL routine business. the board ad-
tournad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

The Race VIII lie Trotted at Fleet
wood

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. "a Monroe
Salisbury has matched the black colt
Directum. 205i,. against the PAGER
Mascot. a.0l, holder IL the worlds pac-
ing record in a race. Directum u
the champion i-year-old trotting
stallion. fastest s-year old of any
sex and holder Of the worlds
trotting record in race. The race viii
be trotted over the Fleetwood track at
Columbus, Ohio. Ed Geers offered TO
match Robert j. against Mascot for
5000 but Mascot's owner refused.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

GutAxnorTr. ". Va. oct - Owen
Pleasant ADD Miilsrd Weliman. ncgro
BARRIERS. oharrelied IN front % the Meth.
odis: church today over dollar who're
upon Pleasant instantly killed Wellmsn.
The murderer vac arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
-, 80 pieces Win a Hatchs,.

ToLFDo. Ohio. Oct -. a special
from Washington. Ohm, says that a
MYSTERIOUS murder occurred near
Lsngan. Ohio. early this morning. the
victim being john G. Schuler. a black.
smith. Schulcr was cut to pieces with
a hatchct aud the house set abre. His
mnrderers escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

PoRr HuKox. Mich. Oct. - Mrs 10
Warren Of the stone road. while driving
home late yesterday afternoon IN a road
cart. was run down by street car ON Pine
Grove avenue. The cart was smashed
20 atoms and Mrs Warren hurled against
a telephone pole. sustaining severe
scalp wound. besides numerous bruises
IL - claimed that the motorman x the
car made no effort whatever 10 avoid the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

LApyER. Mich, Oct. - Epworth
league have elected oiiicere as follows:
President. Miss Emma Brown, hrst vice
president. Bertha Reed: SECOND vice
president. Mrs j. Gregory. third vice
president. Mrs ;. Mcbride. fourth vice
president. Anna Patterson. secretary.
Lena Hough: treasurer. Dwight Rood,
corresponding secretary. W. NJ. Austin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
MISPLACED SWITCH DID 1T.
Conductor Killed and Brakemcn In
jured in N Collision

TorrESvILLE. S. l.. Oct IA passcn.
ger train on the Staten Island Transit
road, due at this place at Ado o'clock.
collided with train in the station this
afternoon. Conductor Frank Davis was
crushed between the cars and instantly
killed and Brakeman Wallace Bedell re
ceiyed internal injuries which, 1t IL be
lieved, will result fatally. The train In
the station had just been made up and
suffered little, and the passengers on the
in bound train escaped with bruises and
and few cuts. The accident was caused
by misplaced switch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
Turrman baldwin to Retire.

SAN FRsNcIsco. Oct Millionaire
Lucky Baldwin. after twenty years of
the turf. has decided To sell his horses
and retire from the turf this coming
winter. He says he has not the time 10
devote TO the business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
Anarchi.t Ran, q laI1le.

LoxDoN. Oct - The socialist and
anarchist rally in Trafalgar square 10
day was Tar from reaching the pteiie.
tons of the committees who arranged a.
The square was not quarter full. aud
little enthusiasm was shown. The
speeches we're yapid and not entirely
.incendiary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

bach. minister Il Thames. Coant fsikef
ham. tsermsn likara. Minister Yea
Laiegski, conservative. and Hama
Chiunaecky president u the lover hoass.
Meantifae Iaafe has fron the eEnIeFaf
the power 10 decree dissolution IA case
a compounds with the liberals u In
posed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
SHOT AT A NEGRO DANCE
One Negro Fatally and Three seri'
ously Wounded.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 22.-At negro dance
near ShelbyviIle last night one negro
" as fatally and three others seriously
wounded. Some one cut James Nenabie
in the arm when he pulled bis gun and
fired into the crowd. William Graham
was fatally wounded. Dick Morris was
shot twice in the body and Richard
Freeman was shot in the side. Venable
is in hiding and his wound will probably
prove fatal IL it does not receive atten-
ton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
r,y,,eer ami Fireman Nillcd.

BIRNTNcHAu. Ala. Oct ~ 1T :
O'Clock this morning a boiler ~ q big
mogui locomotive drawing freight
rain on tho Georgia Pacific. three Iniles
north u this e,ty explodcd. killing
Engineer William Mills aud Fireman J.
"a fDchauan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Arsrrx. Tex. oct - ThaxioD's
warehouse. containing $50 haies - cot
tor. wss destroyed Nv fire this evening
The loss amounts g. sbaut $500. fully
covered by Insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

grocery. Johnsons dry goods hoUse
HarIsals hardA aFe store. WnieF's drug
store. The loss Is estimated AZ sStsso
With fi9 30 Insurance.. The tire - sup
posed 10 have been oi incehdsary
origin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Hsv Cry Mfch-. O~t - The board
II supervissrs has voted 600 ont - the
contingent Fund - The runnty - ana in
the hnilding - a b-fage % cissf an
a-rcs~ Ne hsvksViin rsyer. la the tosn
sh5p Il MoatEr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

81 Lerfs. oct 11-Notice sias hetn
eefesd y tae brewers ~ this city uT'on
fiseif 49, drivers that unless they -.
usose tie t,aycoft On The hone sfd
Oteri lrswsFiss y iousorrow. ttey Siii
81 - dseeharesd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

Ftixr. Mich. Oct % George Taylor.
who stole bag II wainuis from =. Z.
Jennings. pleaded guilty % The theft
and was sentenced g. the Detroit houre
a correction Saturday Tor ninety days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23
BURIED IN OAK HILL
Unidentified Wreck Victims May
Rest Far From Home
Twelve BODIES IDENTIFIED
Mrs- Aidrich of fduardsturg ia the
Nrock Bat fior fiods Csanos
fie Identsard.

BsrrI-E CkKsK. Mich, Oct 22-Ths
following victims of the wreck have been
Isositisesy idenfihedi Prank ii. Saith,
ieg ampatated and since diel. \ ori plein,
New York; Charles ". Van Dnssn.
Sproatbrook. New YORK dicd sf inluries.
Mrs Charics " Van Dusrn Fort Plain.
New York, Thomas X Stnnger. Pot
Dover. Ontario; William a. lisnry. East
GreenWich. Rhode lsl4nd. Edward 4
Messoon. Walwick. Rhoie lsiand: Mr.
Allert bradley. Simroe. Ontario; J. ".
Beassley. Watkins. New ferk. Ma r.
X Mckenzie. WISCONSIN; Mas A ".
Workman. Nc~ York city; Jkusos Z.
Workman. hrothor u above. y years
old: Thomas A. NeGarsey. Londoa.
Canada.
The remains u the above we're az
shipped this afternoon accompanied by
friends y ho came here 10 idenllfs. The
remains of Thomas X Steingar ~tre
escorted 81 the depot ~ the Odd fsi
Iowa. be being q member There are noW
fifteen unidentified bodies The folloN-
ing are known Ia be ainong those barred
10 death. hut cannot he identiiief.
Mrs. Evelyre A. Aldrich % Edwards
burg. Mich Mrs A. X Warner. Brock.
port. y. u; MrS J. A. Wood. Odessa.
y. \.
For His Sister.
DIR. Levi Aldrich % Edwardsbure,
Mich, vas here today looking for bis
sister. Mrs Evclyne Aldrich. She left
Buffalo on the train that Was srecked
and her baggage has arrived home bui
she is missing.
Suggestions have been made that al
bodies unidentified. and that will be at
least one. half q them. be burie~l in one
jot in Oak Hill cemetery aud monn-
ment erected All - The wounded are
doing we'll except Mrs Robert Vance %
simcoe. Ontario. who bad both iegs
troken and one leg had ~ be reset 20.
day. Her husband arrived tins after
noon. Mrs. Mckenzie az identifed To-
day by her nephew. H. X fecliles a
Chicago. w 4. Ryers % Port Dcser.
Canada. one of the wounded. left for
home today. Magoon and Henry we're
brothers IN law. aud left la company FOR
the worlds fair. They made the fatal
mistake u stopping over one day % sc
Niagara Fails.
! Being Sunday. workmen of the shops
and farmers from the country have visit.
ed the scene n the wreck by hundreds
/ Crowds here hang around the under
takers 60 view the bodies The inquost
will be held tomorrow and there Is great
/ interest in the outcome. The state RAD
road commissioner and Governor RAck
will be present at the inquest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-23

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