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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
penouncIng the Treaty.

CHICAGO, April 23.-Central Music Hall
was packed TO the doors to-day by an en-
thusiastic audience. which gathered TO de-
nounce the Russian treaty. The speakers
were bold in their remarks deuouncing the
treaty as a fugitive slave law, and the
President and Senate of the United
States as policemen for the
Car. A letter from George Kennsn,
the celebrated Siberian traveller, was read.
Bishop Fallows, Rev. A. Clifford and other
speakers denounced the treaty as an out
rage upon Americans institutions, declared
that il was merely fugitive slave law and
aud the men who passed it bad made them
selves slave cztchers. The meeting then
adopted resolutions declaring the treaty TO
be contrary to the principles OF inter-
national law. civilization and American
liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24

retary to attend church services on the
Blake this morning Mr.. Herbert at
once accepted, and this morning just
before the church pennant was
flown from the Blake he STEP
ped into boat which was
decorated with silver anchor and
four stars and was pulled over to the
big English cruiser. The service was
conducted by the English Chaplain, and
lasted quite a while, after the church
pennants had been hauled down from
the three American fagships. Returning
to the Dolphin the Secretary enter
tanned some friends informally at
lunch, and then ne came on shore for
the first time.
The three Spanish cruisers and the
three cavarets left here this morning,
much to the disappointment OF the
thousands of excursionists, who would
have been glad to haye had
sight OF them. Later this afternoon
however, the tops of the military masts
of the Infanta Isabel and the Reina Re-
genta were visible from the masts OF
the Philadelphia. showing that the sea
outside was so rough the fleet had an
chored in Lynn Haven Bay until the
wind had abated.
The Russian Vice Admiral Is
STILL AMONG THE MITsING.
IF he turns up in the review in New
York he ought to get a double salute
and then he could be put on exhibition.
With the arrival of the three Brazilian
ships late this evening the entire for
eign contingent is present or accounted
for except the Russian Vice Admiral,
who is still among the missing.
The Brazilian squadron passed
through the Capes about sunset. In the
lead was the Aquidaban, the first battle
ship to be represented in the rendez-
vous. The lower portion of the hull
was black, while the upper portion
of the steel walls was white. Behind
the battle ship came the Republica,
a cruiser and in the rear was the Tira-
dianta, the smallest OF the vessels, but
still formidable war vessel. AS the
AcQuidaban came up the Bay her
salute to the Nltional flag
was returned by the fort
and then the flag Of Admiral Gherardi
was saluted, to which the Philadelphia
instantly responded. By this time there
was nothing left Of the sun but rosy
glory in the western sky, and further
salutes had to be postponed until to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
SLEPT IN A BARBER's CHAIR.
Gabriel Kraus Has Funny Experience
With Knight of the Scissors.

New YORK, April 23.-Gabriel Kraus,
a young carpenter on Stagg street,
Williamsburg, went to Henry Herz's
barber shop yesterday TO get his hair
cut. He fell asleep under the BARRIERS
careful manipulations and soothing
chat, and when he awoke be found his
hair not only cut, but missed the long
and luxuriant mustaches which had
adorned his upper lip and given him a
pride over his fellows.
The barber explained that he under
stood the mustaches as we'll as the hair
were TO be cut of. Kraus was so in
dignant that he knocked downs the
knight of the scissors, for which the
latter had him arrested and fined So and
costs. Kraus had been seven years In
growing the mustaches, and it is
thought the barber was jealous OF them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
Through a Bridge.

MARIETTA DEPoT, o., april 23.-As the
southbound passenger train on the &. 81 VI.
Ry. was coming down. lust two miles north
of South Olive. the fsnge OF one Of the
wheels OF the front truck OF the engine
broke, causing it 70 Jump the track. In a
moment the train struck a new bridge over
Duck Greek, knocking oct the end timbers.
The bridge gave way, and the engine, ten
der, baggage and mail cars went down
into the creek. Both engineer and fireman
were engulfed in water fully ten feet deep.
but succeeded In getting out without in
Jury. No one was hurt The escape OF
the engineer and fireman was miraculous
The track Is now clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
shake.peare's Blrt

LosDoS, April 23.-rhe 4
Shakespeare's birthday was
day at Stratford on Avon. ,
school. ia which exercises '
decorated with flowers, ia6,
peare's portraits.
The masters and puplld
Shakespeare's tomb In the !
covered IL with lilies. AID
ceremonies the Mayor Of
cred n memorial address.
audience remained perfect
minutes and then dispersed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
BUG KILL BUG.
A Match, Found In Germany by Prof.
Hopkins, for the Little Enemy OF Our
Pine Forests.

A Match, Found In Germany by Prof
Hopkins, for the Little Enemy of Our
Pine Forests.
Special 7eisoram 10 TIE REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 93.-
Prof. A. ID. Hopkins, Etomologist at
the West Virginia Agricultural Expert
ment Station at MorgantowD, is in the
city. Professor Hopkins has in the last
few years made careful study OF the
causes Of the destruction OF our pine
forests and finds that a small insect In
the bark causes the destruction OF the
tree. During the last summer he spent
some time in the forests In Germany
studying the insects that he found there
and their habits. He foand small
prolific insect which feeds upon ths In
furious one, multiplles rapidly and Is
not Injurious 10 timber. Several thou
sands OF these have since been Import
ed and are being liberated by Prof.
Hopkins among the pine regions OF the
State in order 20 save as much OF the
remaining timber as possible.
He has with him several Thousand OF
the little specimens and will leave to-
morrow for Raleigh. Webster, POGO
hontas, Randolph and Tucker counties
TO distribute them among the forests.
The destructive ones disappear rapidly
before their hungry enemies, and as the
latter multiply so fast II Is probable the
timber will be saved. Prof Hopkins,
whose work alone II he succeeds In saw
ing the pine timber Of the State, will
prove the value OF the station
to the people OF the state. He
says the other departments OF the sta
tion are all doing good work and that
everything about the station Is moving
on smoothly. There Is no friction
among the professors and the work Is
going on successfully.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
Row on y Norfolk and Western Train.
g,,eiaE g>i<0r0Da 10 th< RSgtsteT.

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, April 3:-Late
yesterday evening two men boarded the
Bluefeld train, east bound, on the Ohio
extension, without fare, which resulted In
a row between themselves and passenger
conductor Elliott. Serious trouble was
prevented by the Interference OF a few
passengers. Among the number was Jim
Elliott, a Desperate, who came 10 Elliotrs
relief and put quietus on the proceedings
About the same time three other strange
men boarded Conductor Jones train. west
bound, without their fare, and 10 the melee
Jones vas badly used up. The miscreants
were arrested and lodged In Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
Probably Conc D

Bar CTR, Mich. April |
Transportation Company q
given up AL hopes for their
ell Eddy, which broke 1
steamer q. A EDDY near
during a storm last Thursci
er and the Tug Favorite 81
schOoner Thursday and \
success and as the former !
lsrge quantities Of wreck
boat. tho conclusion was II
schooner had gone 70 the
Newell Eddy was loaded vii
go 70 Buffalo, was built 81
Insured - $4,000. Her Ga
"A. Burton resided Ia this scit
OF the other officers ana
number, are unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
a Financial Copference Probable.

WASHINGTON, d; c., April 22.-Henry
w. Cannon, President of the Chase Ma
tional Bank, of New York, is in the city
His errand here being, it is understood, foI
the purpose of comforting with the Secre
tary of the Treasury and possibly the Pres
ident, upon the financial situation. Mr.
Cannon could not be- seen tonight, and il
is not known that anything has been &C
complished. He spent the evening at the
residence Of Senator Brice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24

INeToN, D. c., April 23.-TO a
Aative Of the Associated Press
lent said tonight:
hdications on the part Of the
accept newspaper reports, con-
be intentions OF those charged
MANAGEMENT OF our national
seems 70 justify my emphatic
stions Of the statement that
ASTON Of any kind of treasury
=. in gold, has at any time
pined upon or contemplated
,retary Of the Treasury or
member of the present
ion. The President and
Il are absolutely harmo-
the determination TO ex-
" power conferred upon
intain the public credit, to
lblic faith aud to preserve
etween gold and silver and
financial obligations Of the
While the law Uf 1890
purchase Of a fixed amount
ery month provides that the
I the Treasury, in his dis
y redeem in either gold or
easury notes given in pay
er purchases, yet the decla-
e policy of the goVernmen
the parity between the two
so clearly TO regulate the
5 to dictate their redemp-
d. or course perplexity
ties have grown out OF an
financial policy which we
ogue and embarraSsments
from ill-advised financial
onfronting us at every turn;
eerful confidence among the
patriotic disposition 10 CO.
reatening dangers will be
ding legislative return to a
ounder financial plan. The
Of theTeountry is still un-
d the good sense of our
h has never failed in times
at hand 10 save US from
dents only visitors to-day
aries Carlisle and Lamont.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
THE u. a o. Exl
For the Worlds Fair filusl
motive Deveiopm|

motive Deveiopm)
BALTIMORE, MD, April
clal train OF ten locomotive
cars, illustrative OF the o
development OF the locou
world, left here for Chlc|
Il is part OF the exhibition 4
at the Worlds Fair by q
and Ohio Railroad Compad
G.. Paogborn, the exposit|
OF the company, has been
many months 10 this
abroad, In the collectian
material and data 10 com
timore aud Ohio
views the train loal
which left Camden Ststi
the greatest possible pro-
world. Among the old ID
the Atlantic" the first a
hopper" type, and the ~
6rst OF the Grab" typeI
John Bull. which has go
10 the remodeled form OF
Atlantic and the Mszepp
origiual form. The for
10 1882 and the latter In
lantic having been Ia d
years. Among other hist
tiyes Is the Rocket" th
tive 70 be used on the IN
Reading road. IL was bal
son 10 England 10 1885
here ia 1886.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
Farors the Con.olldation.

MEADvILLE, PA. April Pa meeting
of the stockholders Of the Pittsburg,
Shenango and Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany was held yesterday for the purpose
OF voting on the consolidation of the various
terminal companies controlled by the COM
pany, with the main line, which resulted
in more than the two-thirds of all the stock
as required By law voting for the said con-
solidation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
Montt.. Cabinet

VALpNAIso, April %.
has completed his cabinet
has agreed 10 accept III
folio.
News has been recciv
spondent M Rlyera that
and Telles. &neA&zipA
are marching on Bage.
Uruguayana has commence|
News from Catamarca haI
stating that the reoels have
eral Tapia and made him a
expected peaceful negotisl
be concluded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
B,smsrek Better.

HAxBURG, April Thousands Of per-
sons took advantage of the weather
to-day 10 make excursions to Friedrichs-
ruhe. Prince Bismarck showed himself at
the gates OF his place and afterwards
walked in the park. His health is much
better. He sleeps well and his cough has
ceased
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
tn. ninerence. settIed.

CAPE HAITIES. HATTI. April 23.-At the
Manzillo Bay conference between Presi-
dent Hippolyte, of Hayti. and President
He1reaux, Of San Domingo, al oinerences
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
NEW COMPrRoLEER

|rency Saws the Repeal OF the
Paw This Year Is . Necessity.
I'LL. April q On the
his departure iOr\Washing-
me the duties Of his Office,
H. Eekels, Presld& &t Cleve-
|ntly appointed Co troller
fsurys was tender a fare
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24

Regarding Hoods SarsapariIla, ask
the people who take this medicine. or
read the testimonials, often published
in this paper. They will convince you
that HOODS CURES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
DARKNESS CAME
Ger His Bright Life-naJ. shsttuei Finds
HI. white sweethsarrs Relatives Are


ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 2s.-J. NJ.
Shattuck. drum major In Company X.
Seventh United States cavalry. stationed
at Fort WiDgste, y. NJ, two years ago
met and fell 10 love with Miss Aonle
Brown, comely. though dark-compiex-
ioned seamstress 10 the employ OF the
Msjor Of bis regiment at the fort. His
love was reciprocated and the date was
fixed for the wedding.
Three months ago the soldiers sweet.
heart left WlnRste for her home 10 ST.
Joseph 10 prepare for the approaching
marriage. and Shsitnck was 20 meet this
girl 10 Chicago two weeks from to-day,
when they would be married. Shat
tuck grew inpatient. and last wfex be
left New Mexico for his sweq hearts
home. She introduced hin/to her
father and mother. two colored persons.
The surprise Of the young soldier was
great. He at once declared the match
az an end. for although IL broke hts
heart 70 lose Miss Brown, be could not
marry into a negro family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
PHATIC DENIAL
Payments Are to Be Dis
continued.
| FROM Mr.. CLEVELAND

hancial Situation-The
and His Cabinet Are
bus and Will Exercise
Power to Maintain the
&c Credit and the Soundness
Ehe Nations Currency Pend
Legislative Alteration OF
bsent Unsound Laws-Sena-
Chandler Thinks the Gold
SERVE Should Be Used.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24

SUcitcu taptut"
When the police
rived more than tw
gathered. The poll
aud, clubbing right
mob so that the thr
prisoner could procd
After the drunke
removed, the rioters]
repeatedly. They "
hand TO hand hshtI
and were driven Ing
where they rAhleu
More police wete cal
e:s were attracted bj
wounded men cd botl
away, and the strike
supply of pokers, b
and split planks.
The police force
gradually into tho In
hood OF the dockt.
trlct was In an nph'
was carried into eysl
way. Dockers VIII
hurried half dresse
to Join in the na
smashed AID doors
At the fry pool d
storm thJ steamer !
defendedIit for forty
with hid aid OF thi
rioters 10 light
The fighting last
morning. Only six
rested.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
TWENTY SEVEN SHIPS
Of War viii Sail This Morning at
Nine O'Clock
FROM FIT. MONROE FOR NEW YORK

On an Ebbing Tide-Much Anxiety
About the Weather Which the
Big Fleet Will Encounter in the
Grand Marine Parade - Old
Salts Shake Their Heads and
Admiral Gherardi is Uneasy.
Interesting Preparations For
Sailing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
nooth,s COMMUNION ysry

NEW YogE, April 23.-Thy
De little DOUBT that Edwin
very serious condition. Ia
assuring statements OF I
DIR. Smith said after ais
to-day. that SIR. R32h y
had been az any -
tack. Mr Boz
He recognizes
and sleeps moz
tsr, Mrs. Grq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24
River sotk.

wAHars, PA. AprIEs.-River S fee.
inches: cloudy and fold.
MoReAsTows. WI Va, April %
River 8 feet 10 ches and falling;
cloudy.
BROWNSVILLE. a.. April e3.-Riyer
feet IL inches q falling; cloudy.
BAD DRAINAGE Deh sickness.
and bad blood 1tion or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-24

passed quiet day. AT the banqnet on
the Dolphin last night he had Admiral
Hopkins, Of the English man-of-war
Blake, az his side. and In the course of
the evening thn>sdmiral asked the Sec
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Both the method and results when
syrup OF FiEs . sakens : pleasant
Al fslreshlaS - TIC tzste. aad aets
gentsy yet pfomFLy Ga the hidneys.
Liver snd boveis. cleaas-s the sy>
TEN sdectualir, osFe.s colds. bead
aches and levers and cures habstuA
eosslipation. Svgae Il Figs Is to
orlz remedy OF - Kind ever pro-
a4eci. pleasing - the taste and sc-
ceptsbls - tae sses1ach. prompt ia
- acton All truly beneficial in "a
effects prepared oaly irom the I-lnst
healthy an agreeable substances, its
ssny excellent qualities commend II
T. al ani have male il me most
pcpA.4r remedy kao~n-
sgfnp Of ESgs a for sale IN zoe
AMI sc bottles ~ al leaiiEs drug
risiA Anv rsa2ble druggis, Who
NAV not have it on hand viii pro-
cure Is promptly FIR any ono Who
washes 70 Try IL Do Lot accept AIRY
s.cstituts.
csLlFORhfA FIc syrup co.
sss ss2~essCc CT.
Z1.-S--lLl- -. sss s1z< ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
IN MARTS OF TRADE
Stock Exchanges and Boards Of
T'ade All Closed Today.
The LOCAL MARKET FIGURES
Wheas Market Abroad stessdier al Ua-
changed Pslcs.--besrish Talk
ON Corn

CHscAoo. Feb. 1.-Ail the exchanges
Il tue country were closed and the ie~
b.,ald Il trade men who came dosa
town eonKned themselves for the nl<sst
part a. thrashinc over ths old straw 81
yester,say's gosssp. Some pFisate cable
GRAINS from LIverE-osd quoted that mar
kef steasiier al unchanged prices lie
posts fron. The stock yagsis put the day 5
receipts al -tOuD bead. There was a
liglio trading IN puts and calls on May
wheat Puts were quoted AZ 10 & and
calls az - sc. May wheat vas quoted
noninaily worth 10 sc. The talk on
cs,rr VAS rather A-arish without ans dis
postum 90 either trade an the article
direct or ia the way n puts aud calls.
The following ara extracts from the
market letter u Baldwin Farnum. Sell
ers q wheat yesterday we're the prin-
cipal buyers on the advance. and. AS has
been The case for three II not six months.
the so.cailed clique bug the wheat when
It - weak and sell II back To the crowd
ca all strong places. There l. a wide
diversity II opinion regarding the
situation in wheat; newspapers we're
fun II strong talk and the strength
~ tho-.' Nho were supposed - b. running
The atai rot only Ia mouey. bat also IA good
lufgstntuf and ~ cro~d scare easily The
>ofthae<t continues tex5 Wsak and simply
stand out and rrfs-e t. cover short wheat Ia
th4s market n Tie extreme price il Is selling
az ossr their markets. Tie crowd here have
been ~hiff-a soreiy. While We do not say
sell wheat IN weak places. We certainly So
~ reason for the time being 10 be scared ot
~sllin-: wheat whenever X Il strong. The
neat thirty days will give ls lots Of crop
scares. no doubt end II customers Nill take
advantage Of the weak pla,cs IA tsuy wheat
they viii $50 many chance 10 make profits
before March Is oaf. Sellers IF corn y,stef.
das. Ike Lso>e in wheat. we're the principal
fts...r-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

USfox Stock fAKD-. Chicago. Feb. r.
Cattle-keceipls. -D.uo: weak. 10 70 lie
lower; SALES were largely At g. 10 10 % for
COWS and bulls aud ri Si.s0 to S.65 for
steers
Hogs Receipts u 600: weak; Sc lower I;
heavy SIR - = -: mixed and medium.
s1.ssts % SO: light, S7.65 a. 81
sheep Receipts, 1900; weak: Toe
lower: common 10 choice. 500 10 s5l5;
lambs. SfuD 60 $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

C1ucAoo. Feb. 22--There vas a rather
weak market.
Closing prices
Wheat february. &c. May. 61sc; July,
-5s.c.
Torn February. so+c; March, Al &c (;
May. As ~. July. f8i.c.
tttt---May. .<iilc.
fork-Fehrunry. $3.50; May. sie.2 July,
sl915.
Llrd-Fehraary. SEQ; May. si2.s5; Sep
teintcr- S<i4is.
Isitss--F strslary. SOD; May. slo.e5; July.
<tn -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Hosxs~fan..s 4hsfe. lse pa fesssssi-
1.saxaer- fs.E a9.se, "a ies Ess2isli-
rkssz 49, lef tt<-
IrAs1fs -, AtxsF.sl se-~--ss ~ Lea Ia
(sAtkozs-~ss ~ ltf t.
ksNfs- - ~ Pa
Pes sss-- la ~ ler hA-
sxass..n II ailsn 4aas3ty. 1.oo8leo
frI H.
tsl sa4-s a. Ter daz.
tssEfAaIE tfl-s3tfs- - fseF bunch
faK44.ss1'- -. PR l~5-Ao.
kapizf1s 1os reisse. 80 Eer b>llcA.
Ara $50 a. - - i.ef Ia.
ll.laz.--l IL - Isr ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Wheat. sOe; corn. A.. oats. So: rye. a. I;
barley. II -.
flour-f. Lilly white. Al .oos 1atcut. SD
buck ehcui. SO
Nil Mildllne-, sis. bran. Si7s
screenings. SD.
Ground fesd-p.r ton. SO. corn meal
per ton. sI35o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

spsif. AZ iffllers dtiIf erfrtt ~fnHrt
1skiflf Effect >tltfrsis-f - I-iz
~i~rIiHe cars CT faclfr ard Afanfif -.
Erss@ns - snd frori Itrtit tefinf go. fur
a. isai u. lasriae TREAD fsei.ifi. &, - =. ao1
ffnt snz lif.fIrif a. q 3 ~. affifIrr 81 flrrnd
haTidf ~ ~ ~ ~ Ifiref1 fI.nf1rts,i.s nt11r
MictiFan Central fsutsss8 Il areda -f.nii.srn
HlfisfrrI
ffFp II Hffeos frn A. - NisTreh ~
&. v. kresIEs. .. &. a J A. thscars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23
LANSING
- & NORTHERN r. r.

sufer 80 rfIEtfT.
". Grand Rapid. sffam - sen tfansa
Ar. Detroit ~ "a ~ ttH ~ ~ pm
KETrH<1to ffcH rrfrtff1
Iv. Detroit 14sam ti,ar ri Ser q ~
AZ. Grand hapils D. p SRA r. ru ~ q 3 M
ssoHse. ktNk AN ~ tsrrs-
f.v Grand Eaf8as friar as . ~
Ar. fsrana ksff.s ....... AZ u Az ~ 3 ~
Iosst4 va loHFf1. a estfi>os D. b.
L. Grand Ranrds ffeam apm ts1r m
Az. ff,n Lowell - IS , ~ : - A. ~
raartzsu rtE efHtfrF
pariof Carr oo al trains 49, s.rf. t3rend bar-
rs and f,srolt. fsriof taf Ia @arinan -
n.-rnfnr ffhiu.
sEterr day oficr trains -rr.t DAYS s,nfr
tisor@f DtHstfN. f,,'n. Pc. tsrtnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

Live TURKEYS. Ia t3e affs-s.s. 1faiEc.
Lave chzkens and fs~sstsFs. 70 ile.
dn-e>ee. l. else.
1--we iDals. 80 10 dressed 1saf1c.
14se ai1 iosssttF>. ~ i. /. ssfez@G- -laSe.
I've dsl-s ifAa IL dressed. -. ~.
Live gees, ~ Ia drse,ed. lie IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-23

1rlsi1s ltaslts r,.lsih 81 \ n, 1a6 A. - ! n
fxtn stllt- R<arf tfats.s 1alii tartlf >l-ls1at
stEHfla4 stl rkIle,A "a sakxlrE
se9fh7 - n tf.ia 49, ll47isr car - fsa.-
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