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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08
FIRED ON THE FLAG
Seven Shots Sent Across Steamer
Costa Rlca's Bc.s
BY HoSDuRAs AUTHORITIES
To Force ,hs Giving Up OF Bspsiia an
silrged Criminal Who Ma
Aboard the vessel

wAsarxoros. Nov. The adsicss
received b. the department. VI si4is froal
the scene u the last tFoubls ia Honduras
ere 10 the foliowing effect; Ninistss
Baker boarded the Costa Rica an Amer
lean ship at CORN, Nicaragua, fer saliva
dor. TIE ship entered a pert ~ Hon
duras. and while there the authorities cf
the goyrrBmsnt demanded Ut the captain.
Bonilia, citizen cf Honduras whc vas
q passenger on the ship on his way 70
Gustrmala- Bonilia IL 10 understood,
had been engaged in some resurrection
AIRY increment In Honduras. for which .
criminal charge was pending sgainnf
him. After the ship had received her
clearance papers. and while she Wis
leaving the port slx or seven shots we're
fired. whether directly al her on In
front d her 10 bring hss 70, 10 not clear.
wiz Demand Redrc~~
In conformity With the departmental
usagea there il no hint of the secretary's
intentions in the matter. IL. however.
the usual course is followed. the depart
ment will probably receive adyices lie
fore taking any action looking TO redress.
Besides 10 10 q question, II the shots
were directed across the bows CT the
vessel and not directly at her, whether
there IL any cause for complaint Ii -
probable. however. that pending the re-
ceipt of further adyices, steps Will 10
taken 10 prevent any illegal Interference
with American interests Ia these waters.
The United States steamship Alliances
sailed today from San jose de Huste-
mala for Acatugula. Salvador. which Is
within days sail OF Amapala where the
the firing took place. Up to the close OF
Office hours today no orders bad been
issued 10 her commander. but he u I'M
der general instruction to cruise along
the eest coast Of the Central American
states. using his own judgment as TO his
points Of stoppsge and be may possibly
proceed at once to Amspsla cf his own
direction.
United states Position Defined
The attitude Of our government in
such cases a. these has been pretty well
defined in several instances. notably
that OF General Barrundis and Miharez.
but In one case more closely still ap-
proximating the Bonilla case. This 10
what IL known as the Cameo case.
Cameo. Nicaraguan political refugee.
In 1856 took passage at San jose Guate-
male for Puenta Arenas. Costa Rica, on
board the Pacific Mail steamer Hon.
durss. and while the vessel was lying in
the port OF San Juan del Sur. the local
authorities made efforts to arrest him.
The captain OF ship. McCrea, refused to
give up bis passenger and eventually
sailed without the usual permit Pro-
ceediugs were instituted against Cap
tain McCrae In the Nicsraguan court in
the first instance. which resulted IN his
acquittal. the court holding that the
captain was not under the obligation to
deliver Cameo to the Nicaraguan au-
thorities. and that his refusal 10 do 30
was no disrespect to the latter. The
case being referred TO the supreme
court Of Granada. the finding Of the
lower court was approved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08
DIVERS cor FnIeBrENEn


Mspsip. Nov. T. Today's dispatches
from Santander stats the killed.
wounded and missing number over 600.
The divers employed % recover the
bosiies 10 the bar h3ve been - appalled,
az the enormous number q dead that
hey have refused 20 coufinue their
work snd have prayed tbeofarials not "a
tusi@t upou compeilirg them 20 70 down.
The petition has been granted aud crap
ping HOOKS an nov being used 70 ish
up the remains cencr Gumace has
taken charge u The ADMINISTRATION OF
Affairs. add ty his energy has sncceeded
N securing and hvryisg many boiie.
More nur~e-. physicians add useaicsl
stores arrived to-day. Tie queen regent
y rrosfr,ted with grief and has several
times srpf over TIE catastrophe. Al
the unidentified dead are h.ing barred
"a oBe common grave
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

Mr.. Fiipse ayss Il was In Rad condition
from the rsvages Of catarrh when frat con-
suited ORA copeland and Graham. and vas
discouraged In my hopes Of ever getting any
relief as had tried 90 often In vain. had
been treated By many physicians and spec
iaiists but without benefit. Ny case seemed
10 be unusually stubborn, and thu medicine
] used seemed 20 have no other eject than to
make me wore.
The trouble was principally ia my stom-
ach and head. l had headaches. my eyes
were sore my nose filed up, throat filed up
from dropping mucus had a constant,
dull. lifeless feeling that affected me all
over. My nerves troubled me 90 could not
rest well at night and ! felt miserable in the
morning. l suffered mostly from the
catarrhal condition OF my stomach, having
been troubled With II for years.
Ny improvement under tbs care Of Drs.
Copeland and Graham has been prompt,
steady and constant each week, and now
can say that believe they have the true sys-
tenn Of treatment for stomach and catarrhal
troubles 10 effect permanent cure and
recommend them to my aoqnsintances"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08
sHor ~ Az rLEcTIov NOR


CAsnr~. Y y. Nov. IA result q
tte appofatrenf q 80 dsnccraf specizi
Fo'icemer sni ~ sapT rerubiieaa dep.
uty shsrift e.ecren ross we're treQuent
fet~ siday Nathaa Dyke euicrsd. lad
tis thrust rut ~ Mirhaal Ksiiy. White.
sza lrsf aie. 4 .crices afray occurresl
tts moruirg sf Seveafk and Canccn
streets. the r0a * pisfe - tie fhifd
Ff--iarf. riata ssrf Foha jackson. a
re'csesl iepptr sheriff chalieneesi TIE
rete ~ waits rlaa. shers npon the
fsfmer 49, so apoa ~ several pclics-
ueu a ~ Sat h,m viii black lzeks and
risreJ him daasr arrest Sscrty after
ssrcf at fae Earae riace SEVERAL
Cd fei tspatF sheriss sn1 4 ise rnn
fer - .hils speclsi pc,icrmea
Ent iota an slser.afion daffax ~sirh
thre~ - he trpafirs vers snot Ciae -
Sc n~N~uee. Samnci Fsiiet. Nae shct ia
ttr t~a4 th~ hciiet pioaghln4 a fisrrrw
ensiei ine arslp tsecuxe 0zs ~. ansth.r
eo'eres defusy 80 act "a ne ~. snd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

Wilil2m Bssis. slso colossi md ssrsing
Wiilizm hattsg. deputy rhsri1 rho
atte9pfsa - prssenf an diego vote
beng east tbs afterneo1. sac 80 upon
81 mob and bsdiy bs<ssz sith ciizns
and black isek& Afts< kis isiprles ssFe
dressed - sas arrested About tseeiy
dspufy sherk4s are und.r arrest De
tachn eats from the Sx<ious coclpenlcs
Il the Slxfh rcxtme1t Yea Jersey
National Guard which are iDcsted n
this city. xsrs on guard 60 tne sFnory'
bat we're rof called eat hy TIE goysrnos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08


CascASo. Nov. 7.-Ihs body a Pttsr
Olson. sho bal evidently besn mar
dered b hlxhssymen. wss found IN .
eulssrf seat d Lamont to-day Olsoc
vas lyiag head do~oszrd he bad beea
az L4moat al yesterday drinking De
yorksd IN casnpbell 4 Ainslsy's camp
Ihs last place where be tas knogn 70
b uAs uanseD's saloon- Hansen says
there we're tso suspicious characters
with Olson duFlEg the evening. and that
one u them attempted togsin possession
u Olsons money IN the saloon- Han
seas bsrtsadsr intsrfsred and the fellow
said he vac icking When Hansen
closed his saloon AZ about iu<D o'eioek
be got Oisoa 10 give him most Of bis
money and his tao watches When the
body was found one Of bis purses Was
tursed inside out and Was snpiy. There
are Tour cuts On tho body. one being a
deep stab on the right side OF the throat
Police Officer E.ysn aTrested James Don
belly. xho left the saloon with Oison.
aud Of1eer Nolan arrested . man called
belfast who Is supposed 20 know the
man that attempted TO rob Olson IN
Hansen's saloon-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

ROCKVILLE. Mo-. Nov. Charles
Earhardt. an aged and wealthy farmer.
who lived seven miles east Of here, was
shot ard killed In bed at o'clock this
mornl1g. His two sons, who were
asleep IN an upper room. heard the
pistol shot and ran 70 his assistance.
tie died without giving any description
Of bis assassin. whose object 10 supposed
10 have been robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08
THE STOMACH IS MASTER OF THE MAN.


Ia q discharge
IAs Sssss aat sAss tA psssi ssr ssks ~ say ae ne
.as ~ ss ssssssA ne ssa eaas = that q n = ss 1 I
sss hssu -. s. walls are covered sh tas a nsss sna = ss
sasss possnas ssh hss sd f.as 4ss aE na ~.
as q sssss ehsoa h dyser INDIGESTION hsa re hsss &c
but which be sfass and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

AoSTeKAI- Nov. lex. Premier Mer-
cier Of Quebec. In letter published In
the Montresl Patrie declares that bis
annexation views exist solely In the
minds Of the ultra conservative papers
and asserts on his word OF honor that he
Is opposed 10 the annexation Of Canada
to tho United States
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

Fl. jesus, y F.. Nov. The slectior
rsturns uatil ? s'clock tonight givs Ia,
Whitsvsy government six men. the Cd
po~itice fhree The ofpoeitioa wa tas
seats ffcn me goveFnHeut snd q.
government seo two from then. Pres
ert irdicaf,ons potnt b. fhe governs eni
sseeting srusA majority q th- sesfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

srocxTos. Cal. Nov. Louis Miller.
young man when arrested here Tor
petit larceny, tried 20 conceal a lettsr.
IL proved TO DO from relatives at Muir
physsoro. Ill. and advised Miller 10 get
out Of California. keep away from post
Offices and look out for officers who were
after him. The police communicated
with the Illinois authorities and learned
that Miller was wanted for murder In
Murphyaboro.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

GRASrsBrRo, wis. Nov. 7.-Taere are
fears here that Andrew johnson, who
was arrested at Rusk for the murder OF
William Sullivan. has bean iynched by
friends OF the murdered man. Rusk is
forty miles from here, across a sandy.
barren country, and the sheriff left for
this place. the county seat, with the
prisoner Sunday evening He should
have arrived Gast night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

CHICAGO. Nov. Mira Anna Fate fell
from the second-story window Of her
home today and was instantly killed
she vas washing windows and lost her
balance. Her skull was fractured and
her neck was also broken. She was
dead when picked up and was carried
into her home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

BRAppocx, Pa. Nov. 7.-Another big
fire az Rankin about o'clock this morn
ing burned two thriving industries. Me-
Bride q Rogers planning mill, at loss
o. $4,000. and Scissor 4 Co.'S Dire brick
works. loss almost $4,000 The IRE
started in the lumber yard, stable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

DENVER. Nov. IA painful uncsr-
tainty exists a. to the actual state Of
health Of that popular comedienne and
charming woman. Rosina Vokes II il
plain that Miss vokes has become a
victim OF that dread disease. consump-
tion. whose symptoms are only too well
known IN Colorado.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

Tososro. Nor. flames Murphy. q
carter. qusrreied with ex-Alderman
Edward Byrnes Of Buffalo in that city,
and kicked him In the head and
stomach. Murphy was arrested and re
leased on hail Byrnes died, aud Muir
ply was rearrested here. charged with
murder. lie will be extradited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

usin a. flersns uafi NoFsmber "a.
when il Hili - ~ Sxnydna sad the Oar.
dsasiis~ Upen arrisisi IL he Dsrasa-
eles. ascoreinx % The looFpsl Admiral
Avs1om vii hoard fhb salssns yacht
s9dEo 70 conztantinx pts. IL - siso -
serted that two iros-dsds viii iesse
Cronstsdt shortly. in osher % relnforos
the Russian Neditsrrzrjssn saaadron-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

NokrH Ban. Ont. Nov. Word
reached here at midnight that the
steamer Frazer was burned today near
Goose island on Lake Nipissing. about
twenty miles west OF here. and that
eighteen lives were iost No further
particulars obtainabIe tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08
II a body treats a body
20 q glass ~ Rye,
IL a body tells a body
Which N frut 4, fry-

II q hody treats body
20 glass ~ Rye,
IL a body tells body
Which IL best % try:
II the pair their eyes are vinlCinz
Here's the rsason Why
Ten 20 one they both are drinking
Royal Ruby" Rye
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky is
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. Its great
popularity attests its merits.
IL IL "a rye that IL a Rye. rec
commended for the Invalid. the
oonvaiescent and the eonnois-
scur, put up on honor aud quail
itv guaranteed. Bottled at dis
tiilery1 ROYAL WINE Co,
CHICAGO.
Ask for IL. $50 per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribner Il
Aldw0rth. Druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

LccKroKT. " s. Nov. 7.--George
Griffin aud his nephew were drowned by
the capsizing Of their boat Of Louis
Head yesterday while returning from q
fshiag excursion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

u ~eeass The togs- ~ mskirx 81
30 s9tirm. Ncocay pfties yru sts-t
Il rut ssrs enc ruk the tooth agsinss
. stDue. says another. eRhen Il begins
- swell then y ~ont hast &c nueh. =
says t1ird Tks res~sc q fhe a<he q
vcs doa't u~e SOIODONr. and prevent
ycer tesih fpon deose
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

OxAHA. Nov. The legal details are
nearly completed. aud NEXT Saturday ex-
President Mosher. OF the Capital ma
tional bank Of Lincoln. the wrecker Of
that bank. will be delivered at the Sioux
Fails penitentiary % serve FIVE years
sentences for forgery and embezxlement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08
lckED nls xIFT 10 DEArn
Thrss Asa stood ss .sd saw RicA'
sr1son ID L.

DKsSpkS. oat. Mob. This torn
has added another 10 tle large ilsf ~
murders that have tsien place In Can.
ada within the last few months Hiram
Richardson. thinking that his wife vas
going 10 Detroit With her two daugh-
ters. stopped any furfhlr proceedings in
that direction b Deliberately Kicking
her - death. Richsrsitoa and bis wife
are both eoL,rsd and about "a years a
aga Three men stood BY and witnessed
the deed. bat never raised hand to
save the victim. LJnching u being
talked OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

MouSr VKsSor. y. Y. Nov THE
Ditmsr dynamite factory at Bay Ches-
ter rss blown up this morning IL Il
reported that several men were killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08
TRrBEsMES UPRISING.
Force of 300 Advancing Against the
Spauiarsfs

TASeIrR, Nov. lit - reported here
that the movement among tho tribea-
men of Morocco against TIE Spanish oc-
cupatiou 81 Moroccan territory IL spread
ing. The varlike Anghera tribes are
said 10 10 marching against Ceuta. chief
a. the spanish presidoes On the African
coast Ninet-en hundred % tie tribes
neu are stated ~ b advancing against
the town A moderately strong garrison
is stationed al CeutA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

HALIFAX, n. s.. Nov. IA man named
Savage. a native Of Brooklyn. y. Y. shot
his wife. child and himself this morning.
His wife was a native OF Halifax.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

The most complete stock. the latest
styles and all the novelties at lowest
prices at Weatherly 4 Pulte's new show
rooms. opposite Trust Building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

WE'LL BALANCED
--sla rrand of The wmraa
vlsa lno~s - b~<t nseal
cina FIR Der sohss. Pains and
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whFh csrrects sni cures
&c sfsfYessing dersrre
nsaae ard dt~sses p>culssr
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skes sseak. mn dovn ar8
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vorbs Prszcrf,tton = o.
roa1r IN fis slfe,t Sat g
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fssss ~ hareif ~ eure. r.
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zee have roor H.1aer terk
Wsa1 So csr ~ f8as
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t3sFa. ssveFr<hiaE tnc~n -
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TO ANY LADY

ft~H0hs~ $50 -ffb f--nsf- ~eskn-~s 81.
w ~ - - Wr7ah. nearlcs $50 Feslss
q sef fnrr . f~~s,t fEef sisss / sd
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RAY MIR 50. All ma is right Sat,e come To and
from II m. to l p. m. today. BHuoE.
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psErs Nov. THE Journal today
says tia; the Russian squadron gill re
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All letters promptly answered. Write for
symptom blank end let N diagnose your
case IL costs YOU nothing. Our mall tsest
ment 10 unexcslled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

sympsons Of This Ds>fres<fB9 49,
ton Which seeus 90 be % Littls
Understood % the Average
? Physician
TIE spps<fs b abnor1nsi; Il may bs
Lost. increased or perverted"
There l. Helsht duh pan aud seassI %
banning y ne pa II TIE stomach sitter al
M. !. sseompsnisd b. aasulsaos and
hearfbuFn."
.'Alsernats constipation or disuhoea.~
A dnil hsadsche. lsngocr depFUs<lon q
Spirits snd irritabslitg ~ tenpsr.
bitter tssis Ia the Enoutb."
Ihe paiisnt hawks unfil be gags. and
even soulitsl"
The tongue l. coated and hrezsh fosi I"
.frequenf rcgurgitation 81 tkin. ~st<ry
saline fluid, preceded By spixsxtric pzins
Pain In he heart. accom- PANIED 81 pal
pitation and shortness 81 breath, nskinx
The patient think h has heart discsse
I" Accompanying some casce thew Il din
ziness. ringing IN the ears. z5ots before The
eyer. and other seDsations, which toectkef
are called 'stomsctic vertigo"
When In any case his trouble has lasted
long tina, evidences Of mAinutri'isa sAos
- AnAsmia.' premature old zee. corrses-
tons Q! The nails and decay Of che ssstk
FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL CONSUL
TATl0N AND EXAMINATION.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

LARGE FEES REFUSED.
No patient permitted 10 %, above q rate
Of $500 4 month, including eli medicines
and expert treatment 20 final cure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-08

Hoop'e Plus are the bsss sftsr-diansa
Rzlls. sssiss dissssasa. cure hssdaeh& tn sox
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-12
BOTH KILLED BY ONE BULLET.
Suicide of an Old Man and Accidental Death
of His Daughter.

WARREN. Mass, May 1L-Warren G. But
terworth. aged seventy, committed suicide
here. this afternoon. by shooting himself
ter Emma, who was trying to prevent her
father from committing this rash act, re-
ceived the bullet in her brain after II had
passed through her fathers head, and she
died also.
Mr.. Butterworth had been in bad health
of late and Respondent He told neigh
Dor he intended to commit suicide. and
was going down town to arrange for the
funeral. A physician was sent for to
whom he repeated his story. giving as his
reasons that he was growing old; that it
tired him TO climb the hill TO his house and
at church he could not hear the sermon
well. The physician talked with him about
the wickedness of such q course, and pre-
pared some medicine, which he took.
As soon as the doctor left Mr.. Butter W orth
took the rifle and started for the barn.
which adjoins the house. AS be left the
room his daughter Emma, aged twenty
three entered, and seeing what he was do
ing. started after him with q cry which at
tracted the 8ttention Of the DOCTOR and he,
too. started in pursuits of his patient The
daughter reached her father Just as he
entered the barn. and caught him by
the right arm. He ordered her to Let
go. out bne Icpll6u: NO, father,
/ won't let go. What are you going 10
dot" For answer he placed the muzzle Of
the rifle in his mouth with his left hand
and pulled the trigger. There was loud
report. and both father and daughter fell
TO the floor almost into the arms of the
doctor. no had his arms outstretched to
throw them about those of his friend. The
bullet had gone through the roof Of But
terworth's mouth and right temple and en-
tered the lett eye Of the daughter. pene-
trating her brain. Butterworth was ln-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-12
ASK YOUR GROCER FoR
FLOUR.
TIE TROLLEY IN DISPUTE.
Damages to the Amount of $500, 900 Demand
ed by the Thomson Houston Company.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. May ll.-An import
is said. TO the amount of 100000 has been
brought against the Winchester-avenue
and West Haven electric road. In this city.
and the Westinghouse parent corporation
in Pittsburg and New York. The suit is
using the trolley. The papers
were drawn MP by the attorneys for
the Thomson Houston Electric Company.
at whose instance the suit wae brought.
The papers were served by United States
Marshall Loyeridge. of this city. A prom
incnt official of the New Haven concern, a
gentleman who is well-posted on electrical
patents issued during the past half
century. makes the statement that the
trolley was used nearly twenty five years
ago in telegraphing from moving trains,
and that the defendants In this case arc
prepared 90 TO demonstrate.