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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30
Fifty Dollars Reward.

We offer fifty dollars reward for the
ARREST and conviction Of the person or
persons who mallciously cut down
three arc street lamps on night Of 9th
December, 1872.
Tex. Gas a. ELECTRIC LIGHT Co.
December 20, 1892. 12-29-f
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

Good goods at lowest prices, Is our
motto. Our stock of staple and fancy
groceries is complete. We will treat
you right. Give us call.
1-25-tf SCoFIELD a. CoNNOR.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting Capt. +. b, Hubbell, General
Manager of the Texarkana Il Fort
Smith road, and found him a most af-
fable and agreeable gentleman as well
af an excellent and thoroughly posted
railway man, whom to meet is both a
profit and pleasure.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30
For Sale, Furniture.

One complete cherry bed room set
and other miscellaneous furniture. ]
have more than need, and will sell
cheap. VIM. ENFIELD,
Mgr. Light Co. Office State Line Av
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

If you want any kind of footwear,
call at No. III West Broad st., where
the entire stock Of shoes will be closed
out rapidly by Mr.. Handy. l-19-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30
THE PARIS BRUTE
Reported TO Be a Prisoner in the Ver-
non, Tex, Jail.

The report reached this city last
evening, that the black brute, Henry
Smith, who so cruelty outraged, then
foully murdered, little Myrtle Vance,
at Paris, Tex, few days ago, had
been captured few miles from this
city and taken aboard the southbomd
passenger train, at the crossing below
TeIarkana Junction, from which place
he was conveyed to Vernon, Tex.
and is now confined in the county Jail,
awaiting Identification. There ap-
pears TO be some doubt as to the iden-
tity Of the prisoner, and every precau-
tion is being taken to avoid mistake
in the matter. In the meantime,
search is being carried on all over the
State, and no stone will be left un-
turned to capture the guilty wretch.
Another clew was furnished the West
side officers last night, by a negro who
lives here and who claims to have in
his possession or know the where
abouts Of the overcoat worn by the
murderer when he left Paris. This
coat, the negro says, was pawned here
in Texarkana for $l.75 by Smith, to
obtain money with which to pay his
railroad fare to Longview, lie also
claims that the fugitive returned the
money from Longview, with demand
that the coat be sent to him at that
point. The negro's story bore the i'm
prcss of truth so strongly that the Of
ficcr to whom he related 1t was in
duced TO send special officer with
the informant to Longview for the
purpose Of thoroughly testing the
matter. 1t can thus be seen that no
effort is being spared to capture the
guilty one. AS yet no news has been
received from the party at Longview,
who left this city for that place on last
nights train over the Texas n Pacific
railway.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

Before buying yonr groceries, do
not fail to give us call, and get our
prices ScoF1ELD & CoNNoR.
l-25-tf ll3 East Broad st.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

have delivery wagon, to sell at a
bargain, also good mule and horse.
Call at the Racket Store. 1-30-6t
N. l.. DAVIS.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

We have on hand, and keep sup
piled with the best Of live and dressed
poultry, eggs, butter, etc.
If IIUDDLEsToN BROS.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

The oyster supper, to be given by
the Baptist ladies, in the building
known as Deprato's old stand, on
Thursday afternoon and evening Of
this week, will prove one of the most
interesting and enjoyable events Of
the kind experienced for some time,
The ladies in charge are noted for
their unvarying success in all social
and church work, and on this occasion,
will bring all Of their tact, energy and
culinary skill to bear in making the
affair complete success. The cause
is a most excellent and deserving one,
hence, we trust that our generous pub
lie win unite in according to its pro-
moters deservededly liberal and
bounteous patronage.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30
LATER.

The Mount Vernon suspect proved
to be the wrong man, and was duly
released. In the meantime we have
received telegraphic news to the eff
feet that the real criminal, Henry
Smith, passed through Arthur City,
on the line of the Indian Territory,
last night and crossed the river into
tho Nation with large party Of Off
GERS in close pursuit, the pursuing
party have pack OF 80 blood hounds
on the trail Of the fleeing negro, and
crossed the river in hot pursuit, with
in one hour of the fugitive. His cap
ture Is confidently predicted, and ev-
cry hour is expected to bring the
welceme news flashing over the wires.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

WANTED-A few select boardcrs.
Nicely furnished rooms with good
board near business part Of city.
Corner Clinton and Vine.
l-21-1mo Mrs. ALFRED MITCHELL.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30
Blacksmithipg,

desire to inform the public that
my blacksmith shop will be conduct
cd as heretofore under my immediate
direction. / have secured the services
of u first-class horse-shoer and will
guarantee all work in this line turned
out from my shop.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

Graw's Opera Company arrived in
the city last night from Dallas, en-
route to Hot Springs leaving for the
latter place this morning, where they
are billed to appear tonight. Judg-
ing from the fact that in skipping Tex
arkana they missed the best theatre
going town in the two states, it would
appear that their advance agent had
either gone on spree or struck for
higher wages; possibly both. How
ever, we think Texarkana and her
people will manage to outlive the dis
appointment.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30
Free of Charge.

All wall paper sold by us trimmed
ready for the wall, free OF charge.
1-26-tf SMITH DRUG Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

The passenger train over the Texas
& Pacific road, due in this city at 1880
O'Clock last evening, was just seven
hours late, arriving here at 2;SO this
a. m. The delay was caused by a
freight wreck just above Wills Point.
The wreck was rather a serious one,
ditching the engine and crushing sew
eral cars, but SO far as ascertained
causing no serious personal injury to
the crew.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30
To Preserve

The richness, color, and beauty of the
hair, the greatest care is necessary,
much harm being done by the use Of
worthless dressings. To be sure of hav-
ing a first-class article, ask your drug
gist or perfumer for Ayers Hair Vigor.
1t is absolutely superior to any other
preparation of the kind. 1t restores the
original color and fullness to hair which
has become thin, faded, or gray. II
keeps the scalp cool, moist, and free
from dandruff. 1t heals itching humors,
prevents badness, and imparts to
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30
Respectfully,

No. -, corner Broad and Spruce
streets, next door TO Texarkana Ice
Company. l-l6-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

We regret very much the unfortunate
encoonnter, which occurred yesterday
afternoon, between two well known pro
fessional men of the East side. Such
encounters are always lamentable and
the friends Of both parties, we mean
real friends, should endeayor to adjust
matters between them in an amicabe
way, thereby avoiding repitition of
yesterdays lamentable occurrence.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-30

Saturday Jan. %, 1898.
Convened at $3.50 in regular scs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

insi,nIn.1,e~. - N. un,ea sn June /.
I1egt - "a "a Il. iscurssd .n start,nx
sbs u.i,.,'s ~ snsnee orrsu. Tnis "a
- hed er-s - vs.on -, "a u, fo< IL
~~srS~.ss~. - veer - tot.l re-
c-is<, ~ - ans,a far ths vs~r we're
IN s7s.t1 ;,.<i,n3ins nla ria q ~ ~
s-s,rss -, - 49, Yhr-s swsrsis az
hes-s.- - r.ede one - IN ~.
fS.-~ii - x.Se~rf N,sn <euueie. for ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

TIE sosag recps~'- res,n Coasensssa
sou~- so q Hsppy Gk~~

iSptAxsFotl~. lair ~ BY this Morn
inE = pss estimated that there ves-
si~st atsn ieleeefss Ia sfsentiarce upon
the cecy~ntxn a the baptist roung
fespies nHsop- fhe delegates ATTENDED,
arge fiynsi ex~rcisrs ia,i by q . sspencr-
~ q iis-t',n st the tisst BAPTIST church
rtiet - tae nseessn0 q tie conventipn
lrofsr. wairh sss rf.-ne,f ~ Tssfnlin~sn
bal ~ = siscrt sfF~rh ~ <esiux Pr~ss
8e1f t-luart The loairr sfv vsni satiar
rnfanlttvf ihsasgh ia Chairman, the
E~s y " Asf.sari~ - plfsstora. cub
mitfrsi rsFrt shieh rbca-ss thr sorh
- tlf~ unsoa - hs aggressive and sd
san ING
aest - fbr foseros.a sss o.~.urs,si f.,,
- Rev ~ NJ kiar - Presiss>n,.s.
fhosie tsiafsf she epoke aa nsl.alsas
fftertF. me 1torhs - fhe rapfs~tsI
a. tse course q hss address kr ss,d
<fefoes t.4ttef's fpfersnsiioa heed as
frsa fsseisae the ssasi charm sss
eaEs snetheF nasae sss .srra,s ses.n..
Enths'r as,itis Is'ssitie the ss.lsss,.s, ..,.,
siss = CHRISTIAN hasse. a. fh.f 90 rss.
s~,4 fsesefti - an ate-piufe rtpreni.is \
a ite ssfsf = fitsf
- En-. sflefnfssr e.s<ssss taa ts,s@ttfsf
, q ~s8ries = { his,ss.s. - = ssfssFt
s~fla4sr fafsh shs tss'.s'-s ~ assrss 'rhe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

BERLIN. July 1.-THE army bill
passed the secoEd reading In the reich
stag today and will be placed on the
third reading tomorrow.
a vote Was taken today on the amend
ment offered yesterday by Prince Henry
Zu Csrolash- Schoshaich providing that
tho two years service system be fixed
legally The amendment was defeated
by vote II pa to io5.
During the debate ON article OF sec
fion = OF the bill. which vas started by
Herr Groeter. member II the center
party. Count Herbert Bismarck made
speech that aroused general interest.
Chancellor Won Caprivi followed
Count Herbert lie said that he was
sorry b. see that Count Herbert had
bssed his argument on wrong premises
The infantry bad not performed three
wars service for long time and there
for. no such great change was proposed
by the present bill. The two years sys-
ten could h. carried through without
the dangers Count Herbert feared.
Count Herbert frequently interrupted
the chsncciIor. " ho at last appealed to
Herr Won ievetxow. The latter called
Count Herbert 20 order. Tho chancel-
loe then proceeded. tie sand be doubted
that = man poisoned with socialism
would reform IN tho third year IL ser
vice. The present custom retained only
the worst soIiiers for over two years.
Did Count Heroert. he asked. mean to
retain only the socialists for the third
year,
Herr Bebel. one Of the leaders OF the
ssrisl Democrats said that in listening
a. Count Herbert tho house had heard
the father speaking through the son.
The great father had been unable 10 kill
sriai democracy and still less was the
son able to do.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

sy PausslAn SOCIETY MEN

PAss~ July lA--A gpeat ssnsniIon
vas esused 10 literary ard npeial eiscasu
today b. the sxposs - = Gsng a b1sck.
mailsss wko lor = bag tire bled ~
Chasles Buloz. editor a The Revue dee
Deux Mondre 10 the. some say. snos-
nous sum u l6260O00 frunca All the
details of the scandal have not been
made public. hut enough y known 10
state that -. BuIoz has been practically
ruined BY scccding - the demands
made oa him Tor nonsy By tho black.
mailerA Their plan vaa exceedingly
simple and Il y thought strange that ~.
Bulox, Who y ESSENTIAL . man Of the
world. should have fallen = victim 20
them. The blackmailerp ere eaid 10 be
men who moved and still move in good
society. sud il 10 said that some of the
best Partisan families will be greatly
shocked when tho nance of the con-
spiratcrs are made known Tho men
had for their accomplices dissolute
women who had carried on liasons With
NJ Buloz- Thesc women impaired to
the men all the secrets of their relations
with NJ. Bulox, threatening to sxpose
him to his family and acquaintances II
he did not pay to them certain sums Of
money. NJ. Buloz. it appears. was fear
ful lest knowledge Of his wrong -doings
he weakly paid the money demanded II
him. Then the demands Of the black
mailers grew by what they were fed
upon. and stronger threats of exposure
were made unless larger sums we're
paid.
How the Plot Was Discovered
Once 10 the tolls NJ. Bulox found him
self unable TO get free from the sharks
who were preying upon him. and il sp-
pears that only 10 demand was TO re-
ceive. Some time ago he took vaca-
ton. lie left the city and has not since
been seen. 1t is thought that he feared
the results Of his weakness some Of the
money he paid out belonging to the
paper. aud sought refuge in fight.
During the first part of his absence
he wrote frequently TO his paper and to
mis- wife. but no ono knows where he is
nov. The knowledge that he had been
bIackmailed was obtained through a
note made by him that fell into the
hands of Madame Buloz. who ut once
started an investigation that resulted in
an exposure of the whole scheme
Madame Buloz. who< was married Ia
VI. Bulox in 1873. is< the daughter of
Prof Richel. . member OF the Academy
of Sciences. She is deeply gricved and
angry ut the manner in which her hus.
hand has tlrated her. and has entered
an application for divorce. II is
scarcely believed that any defense
vii lie made TO this section. IL
is reported that among the women
implicated in the affair are three who
contributed articles 10 the paper. The
matter il nov in the hands oi the po-
lice who arc looking for NJ Buloz. The
shareholders Of the Revue des Deux
Mondcs will hold meeting tomorrow to
consider the situation. Ii is probable
that Madame Buloz will be made editor
of the periodical
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15
KILLED WHILE FIGHTING.
Two Men Struck by a Train While
on the Track.

Nsw RocHkILK. n. T.. July 1.-THE
struck and instantly killed two men on
the track near PelhamyilIe. They were
apparently sighting. as they we're seen
10 strike each other. sihe engineer blew
the whistle repeatedly. reversed his en-
gine and did all he could 10 stop his
train. but To no effect As the locomo-
tive struck the two men they were
clinching and were engaged in a dcspcr-
ate struggle. Their boaies were thrown
ahead of tho locomotive on the track
and the entire train passed over them.
Both men were nsangicd in horrible
manner IT is thought that they were
employed on the Mount Vernon public
improveme nfs as Iaborers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15
KANSAS CRY CRASH.


KASsas CIry. July II. The National
bank oi Kansas City, st the southeast
corner IL Fifth and Delaware streets.
suspended payment at 30 O'Clock this
afternoon and is nov In the hands of the
comptroller of the currency.
The assets. President j. =. Chick said
this Afternoon. will be hefween two and
three nlllion dollars and the liabilities
between tS0u.uN0 and ti.uG.Ou. He ie
confident that the depositors will he
paid dollar for dollar.
Five minutes before the usual closing
time this afternoon Cashier W. J. An
slcrson cent q telegram 81 ComptroiIer
k,ckelr at Washington that the bank
had suspended payment and asking him
fo take charge 4 few minutes later
the following nuticc was p'~ted on the
doors: This bank has suspended pay
ment AMI - In the hands ~ the comp
troller ~ the currency.
Il do not see hos the depositors can
los~ penny" President Chick said
Our deposits nj one umc were about
e<.poD.Ou. bat they have hesn drawn M
that they are now between esB.0p and
tl.Wo.Deo cannot tell What our a>~ets
are exactly. hut they ARE between two
aud ts.lee miliion. They arr lsrssl, in
mercantile and hank lcans
The National bank ~ Kansas city
had capital sis-rk ot sitnoup Az iis
last statement. On May 4. u had 4 s,r
plus faud ~ s5stssi sud nndissfslsutesi
pfefts II s2i.fs12t lite cisxatat,s,n IN
nationli bank notes ws~ stsUsl sfih
~ss srtufesi IN 5000 in unsfe<i Stsae-
t-susi< II has oatrtsading lcans cf
slssus s;f.sSsitxo
~ Is .snDotine~f tsnighf that as q re
snit a tse faiaFs q tie Natssaai bark
4 Masses { SO shs tssnkiin Savings
hsnk ,sti tissn4rsee make an sssian
ment The National bank hesa the ee>h
se~efse ~ ths snsailer lnssstsfssn ss.1
ss- sA-eiy Allied n Other ftet<eta The
sss@sss lsse sioat sssstss .lames sscaa
sss,a - pse<.sssst ID the t-hk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15
ACT OF An INSANE FATHER.
Hs Ds.he- oss ui< Chsudrcn's Brains
Agsis~s y WALL

Fn~rosis. Ohio. July ~. Word has
iu-t reached this city IT case a pafer
nal cruelty AZ PemberviIie small town
north "a this city William Cook. a SEC
tson foreman on the Columbus IIocksng
Valley a Toiedp railroad. while In a
drunken condition. went 81 the i~-ds
where his four children we're sleeping
and made musdernus assault upon
them with q msttock handle. The crazy
father pscked one n the children up
and dashed him against the wsii and
ceiling. infisetsns injuries that ~iit prove
fatal The sntsse village 10 up IN arms
snd lynching a .tsossiy talked ~. Two
of aaose a the children viii die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

lie VIII Rule the Dcsstnic~ of the
lonia Prison.

1oSIa. Mich. July li.-.Thc board ~
control a the state house of correction
has been in session here for two days.
This afternoon the board went into rx.
ecutive session aud appointed Otis Full
ler ~ 81 Johns warden Ia eucceed the
Hon. Eugene Parsell Mr.. Fuller viii
take possession September 1. Warden
Parecil in the interim winding up his
affairs II Is understood that the new
warden will make no appointments fof
the present The hoard. after pro.
lonred session. settled the furniture
contract with the CochraBe 4 Miller
company by cancelling Il upon H.
strength % a proposition made 10y the
tutnpsny
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15
Ih,akr nris..n Wm win

DRAWS. Ont. July lA-Prof. Macoun.
ssns by the Dominion government to
make q supplementary report upon seal
life In Befing sea. has just returned
from Paris. where his evidence was laid
before the court ~ arbitration. Prot
Msccun Gays: The general impression
10 Paris is that Great Britain will win
The CASE. The frat part - the Ameri
can case on the question ~ right would
have been decided against them had the
hearing taken place tn an ordinary law
eoart without the British sisie teing
ezilesf upon IN reply. The srbItrasors
~ doobs wiil have stin fight over the
psiBfs presented
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

0alfaEkos sna Dasiduns ~ HoDGneeod
epp1EA an6 Iheaypey nsss 80 nnrsanGoot
1Aets usnosucss e {hs wes>ngn peaitoo-
nngy. lt W. ros the intpot,on u ~
eoptD ~ inpacsss Deutpooy - IRA u
bjp11 and ! psomise = lmuaaiey -
ease hsd hsif ffeessaed sud eak
eoaspd tkesk ipto nlasing The -eake~
ce.eNntpa psvt<isDa 20 60 ond cne-
pohoeo1Dd Gsll.ghsss story. u<mDosys
eeeosneys ulu brig ~ untoer - -
e{tsneios - ~ poxtm egor4 - -
e9mS VII ~ nads - )Ae9 1lm ssooonpd
II coRlessiop. II y 81 tmp1iceos. :
numoer - pr0p,e snd uocq the uhooe
eocsy a ~ cp0spiracr cnone Gus t4sse
vj0 b One ~ tke efsa1ooe psnnoti0es
tAat Pitsebsrg has ~ y pesy dayA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

A Family ~ xenia suddenly sickens
aud Dies.

DtYToE. Ohio. July H.. The wife Of
Emmanuel 'Rrubbe. . prosperous farmer
on the xenia pike. four miles from this
city. wss taken eud<ienly Ill about two
years ago and died. leaving five children.
Her death Was unexpected and the Pc
cuIisr nature and suddenpess .of her ilI.
ness created some comment.
Two weeks ago one of the children
died under exactly the same puxziing
circumstances ~ were dcselopcd In the
sickness of the mother. SinGc then two
others have passed away and the two
eurviv,ng children are suIiering with the
same symptoms exhibited ia the preccd.
ing deaths The physicisns in attend
ance stated that they discovered strong
evidence of cprrpsi,c poisoning. The
affair IL being investigated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

TIE Egcoco 0u0oOoeo should Not
Nave rscd o. stamese ForsA
PANS. July ll--A semi-ofiicial note.
% be published tomorrow. explains the
Bangkok incident thus: France. learn
ing that England and other nations were
sending war vessels to Bangkok. notified
the Ssamese government on July 3
Of her intention TO take the
French naval force TO the mouth
OF the river. where only the gunboat
L~uton Afforded protection 10 the French
residents In accordance with article
fifteen Of the treaty of lsJ6 French men
of war have the right to enter the Me
nam river and anchor on Psttnam. but
must give the Siamess government
notice 10 arrange for the anchorage in
case of the intention 20 ascend
tho river 10 Bangkok. As how
ever. no other than Britlsh vesscls
entered the Menam rivsg. Siam having
objected to the presence of more than
one foreign vessei. France. whilc reserv-
ing her formal treaty rights. instructed
Rear Admiral Human not to cross the
mouth II the Menam river and notified
the Ssamesc government accordingly.
The order Was receivedl too late by
Human and the gunboats assembled to
Bangkok.
BASckok, July 1.-THE announce
inent wss made this evening that an ar
mistice bad been concluded and that
the Incident might possibly bc explained
by Frunce As regfetablc. The French
minister has informed tho Siamese
government that the commanders OF
thu gunboats Comet and fnconstante
misunderstood the situation when they
fired upon the Psknan forts and as
cendcd the Acnam river. Their in
structions contemplated no such action
The anxiety which prevailed through
out the city yesterday and last night
has been partly sllaycd by the arrival Of
another gunbost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15
WHERE - STEPHENSON
he Departs. Taking FEE PupW -
Cheer Hts Days.

Jackson. Mich July IA Prof John
u. Stephenson. Tor i've years principal ~
the sche-sIs AZ Bss-pkiya. Mich. h@r ieft
hts position and family and grac, 10.
body IN that village knows shere Inc
day previous to his uepastare Ida toi-
yer. pretty g,rl sgrl -. ieff. saving
she wss going 10 s'cii~aser - vs~sf ne
disappearance ~ the tso people and The
fact that they bad h~en gsife fssrnssl.
foe a hong time esuped Miss tuiver
friends o. think al vsr put right They
selexssphe-i 90 'eidwaf~r and fsuni ihss
Miss Culver had lsff sith Fvsf stsft"n.
ssn the das before Zoe Casea<c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

CAspKR. Wyo. July l4.--An army Of
crickets has invaded the vicinity Of Lost
Cabin, Wyoming. and 10 stripping the
country of all vegetation. The crickets
cover strip OF country about twelve to
fifteen miles wide. and are travelling in
southeastcrly direction at the rate of
three miles day. The crickets are jet
black and about one inch long. II is
supposed that they were Matched in the
Big Horn mountains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

LsSsiss.. Mich. Juls IL Secretary
Downey 81 the Lansing Driving club l.
enthusiastic ovef the rrospss.fs for the
big summer meeting neat month. lie
says that over 2Do horses have been en-.
tered in the several clas~e-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-15

11ay ssvs Fesvsd nlh 0nnk Wouhn
11ave Collapsed un1se . uun.
uxApvn.Lx Pa. July i&-A vsey IN
sational tragedy 0ccslrsed hpgo today
and The sxritement e ocoo1Dd Secalis
Ne scenes when 10 feiluse a The pela-
mater hank wss annolDnoo4 6turgis =.
Dick. . member a the vejl- known bank
ing tiru of J. + Dict 8 ca, this morn
inc committed suicide b shooting him-
Ell With revolves. lhero was . run
on the bank yceter1ay, bat Il uas
promptly mot and ths ol1cials wcre con.
6dcut that it would soou cesse. 6turyis
Dick did not seem to b disturbed by
the run and thesefore the announce
nent that he had kiIIsd himself caused
great surpriss. The bank y closed to-
day and notice on the door says that
il q closed on account a the death of
NJ Dick.