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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01
Big stone Cap c"mp"ni"; md c"rP"-
rationa.
BIO srosg Gar IMPROVEMENT Co.
co,,s,rs,oct 50 200. 600.
po,dad ;ss,le. $4,000. 600

Bonded Issue $f,po0.oO0.
OG,cer.-R. A. Ayers, President. j. +. Bn''i't' a.
yicc-pre.idcut. " C. Harrington. Secretary and
Treasurer. Big Stone Gap; r. [. Ballard Thru''oh'
Trustee Louisville, Ky.
plrec,ors.-R A. Ayers, ]. F. Ruliiu' IT,, J. x
Tayear,, Big Stone Gap: Cha'. T. Ballard, Lo"s-
yi,lc. Ky: Jas. W Fox Jnn. C. Haskell, New YORK;
l.. c Mcdowell, ST.. Lexington, Ky; Win. Mc'corse'
IT.. Philadelphia: r. Il. wh,,ridcc, Bos,-n.
Executive Co.nnittcc-R. A. Ayers, J. h. l"gR"r''
Biz Stone Gap: Lus ". Fox. Jno. G. Haskell. ne"
York: II. e. Mcdowell, sr., Lexington. NY.
~. s4oxe G 81 AIn ."wE,I.'s VALLEY RAILWAY 20.
cp9itni stock. $4,000.
oacers-ls A. Aycr-. President J. h. T'ss'r''
vicc.prc>t.n;. " {. harrington, Secretary anu
Treasurer, Big S,onc Gap.
Dirccors-:. a. Ayers. H. G. Mcdowell w. . n.
Targa.,, Rig Stone Gep; y. p Clyde, New York; H.
c. Wood, Bristol, Tenn.
BIC Sroxr Gar ELrcrHIc LIonr AND PowSE 70.
(Capi,a stock, $5o,oao.)
President. 4. \. Ages Secretary, j"s. h. Kelly
Treasurer. II. I. Imll;'.
Directors II 4 Ayers. II. H. Ini,t. r. !r'lne'
Gus. " Lowell, II. G. Mcdowell, IT,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01

The recent failure of deacon
White is his fourth disaster Of the
kind. Neither. Of these, however,
made much of a sensation in Wall
Street, nor kept the deacon" long
out of business. The third, how
ever, which occurred Sept. 22, 1891
was an affair of greater Importance
and Involving larger liabilities. In
that year he had turned his atten-
ton more to corn than stocks, and
his operations were conducted for S.
v. White Il Co., the firm having q
Chicago branch. They set out early
in the year to create corner in corn,
but as the season advanced it came
out freely and this, with the addi-
ton of a bountiful crop, forced the
concern to fail and settle for so cents
on a dollar. Feb. 5, 1892, Mr..
White was reinstated on the Stock
Exchange, with actual debts of a
million dollars ahead of him. He
was successful and paid off his in
debtedness, and was apparently do
ing we'll until overtaken by the re-
cent panic and forced again to fail,
but has already provided for 2octs.
ON the dollar, and proposes as before
t. pay in full.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01
The Only Specimen on Earth.

The remarkable mrolite which fcl!
at Oosowatomie, Kan, on the after
noon of April s, striking the monu-
ment to John Brown, was evidently
one of that meteor swarm called the
"pcrscids" because when they fall to
eartl. they come from the direction
of constellation Perscus. At the
time this fell that constellation was
nearly in the zenith. This meteor
lite weighed a little over fourteen
pounds, and contained iron and 9TH
er minerals usually found in meteors.
About one-forth of the mass is an
unknown metal, with specific gray
ity of four times that of gold. When
a fragment was volatilized in the
electric arc, it gave the same spec
trum lines which are found in the So
lar spectrum, and have been attribut-
ed to conjcctural element, hclum, it
is the only known specimen on earth
and the Osawatomie 9rollte will be
the most valuable ever known.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01
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rl'II.iRIIEtIiIiSEN.4S OUT.
re No Longer Holds stock in rhe Ten
ncsSce Company.

New YonK, May 25.-rhe remain.
der of II. H. DeBarlcleben's holdings
of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail
way company's stock has been taken
by John Fl. Inman and associates.
The stock sold by Mr.. DcBardcle
benetoday to this syndicate amounts
to ID, 000 shares and the price paid
was Is. Previous to this, blocks of
% 800 and 10000 shares were
bought by the syndicate at rs II
and 10 respectively. Mr.. DeBardel-
chen will remain with the company
as a salaried officer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01

English ironmasters are astonlsh-
ed at the fact shat the protected
Germans are sending steel into the
centre of England at prices against
which the native workers cannot
compete.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01
TWO DKUMAIERS GO WRONG.
Remarkable Experiences OF Couple Of
Travelling Men.

Remarkable Experiences OF ~ Couple Of
Travelling Men.
Proprietor Eden of the Great
Northern Motel, sat in his private
office with worry puzzclcl look on
his face, examining first one and then
the other of two letters almost idcnti-
cal in text, but sent from widely
separated cities, says the Chicago
journal.
One was from Omaha, Ncb., and
the other from Buffalo, n. Y. Both
complained bitterly Of treatment the
writers alleged they received in the
hotel at the hands of the railroadtick
ct seller.
Last Monday Carroll G.. Carter, Of
Omaha, and r. S. Barnett, of Buffalo,
arrived in Chicago and registered at
the Great Northern. Both were
drummers and old friends. Night
before last the two friends told the
ticket agent to send down and engage
sleeping-car berths for them, as each
was going home-Carter to Omaha
and Barnett to Buffalo. At the en-
trance to the tracks each pulled out
his ticket and exhibited it.
"There's youah train, sab! And
there's youah's, sab" said the por-
ter.
Each man was soon snug in a berth
dreaming of huge sales and other
things.
Wednesday morning Carroll was
awakend by the startling cry Of
Buffalo" from the porter.
whats that?" screamed Carroll,
as he stuck his head out between the
curtains. "Ain't | in Ncbraska?''
"No, sab; dis am Buffalo, N. y
And at about the same time Barnett
was having similar experience in
Omaha. Each had taken the others
ticket.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01

A chain made for the United
States Government at Troy, \. y,
In 1888, was six miles and 4 fraction
in length. 1t was made OF bars of
iron each y inches in diameter.
In the six months of 1892-93 81
49,, 671 passed through the money
order office in New York and only
33 cents in that time remand nm
called for.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01

The statement now made that
President Cleveland in conversation
with Congressman James w. Mar
shall, of Virginia, has reiterated the
purpose of the administration rs out
lined by Postmaster-General Bissell
not to remove fourth-class postmas-
ter unless upon charges duly made.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01
MIMI co
Capital Stock, $500, 90

President, j. b. F. Mills; Wee president,
r. T. Irvine; Secretary, 5. Z. bcrryman, big
Stone Gap.
Va. X. r. irvine. J. n. Jones, Gus w. Loy-
eli. J. g. f. Mills, Big Stone Gap; Al: y.
Wood. Bristol, Tepn.; J. w. Yates, Flint Hill,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01
J,,c Sruxl GAr WArnu Co.


rcapilnl stock $2eo.G GOO l;oi"ls issued, SG5,ooo}
oGccrs-!rrsiucni, J. +. l:M''iu. jr; Zig Stone
Gan: vicc-prcsdcnt, Jan,eSw. Fox. New York: Sec
reory and Treasurer. w. ~. Mcdowell; Supcrintcn''-
.nt. j. l.. Jennings, lis Stone Cap.
Dircc,ors.-D. c. Anderson, Il. A. Ayers! +. hui
lii. jr., Zig Stone Gap; J. W. Gcrow. Glasgow; l. +.
Kane, Gate City, Va.
BIG STONE Gar Eur,.p!yc ASp INVESTMENT Go.
Capital ,oct-mliimum-S5o,oO o
Capital Observation-Disclosures 600.
no bonded ssuc.J
0Circrs.-Prcs!dcnt, Il. 7. lrvinc; Secretary and
Treasurer, ". y. Mcdowell, Big Stone G"p.
Dircctors.-R. A. Ayers John W. Fox, jr., John d.
,oodioe, Z. NJ. Hardin, Il. r. Irvine. W. A. Mellow
ell, Big Stone Gap; John f. Green, Louisville Ky.
ArrALAclIAN BANK.
Capital Observation-Disclosures 0.
Capital stock--iuid in-f"1.ooo.
Onicers-l'rcsidcnt, Y. A. Mcdowell; Teller, Jno.
B. Payne
Dircc,nrs-J. F. Eulliu. IT., G. W. Evans, j. u.
Go.dloc, Il. T. Irvine, H. G. Mcdowell. jr., W. A.
Mcdowell, j. T. r. Mills, Big S,pnc thp T. J. Bird,
lronion. Ohio.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01
SOUTHWEST VIKGlNIA MINERAL LAND Co.

Capital Stock, $55,O0O.
President, Barton Myers; Secretary and
Trcusurer. i. II. Shields, Norfolk, Va; Gen.
cral Manager, Jas. w. Gcrow, Glasgow, Va.
Directors-Jas. w. Gcrow, Glasgow, Va;
r. NJ. Hughes, David Eowenbcrg, Barton
MYERS, l.. Ii. Shields, w. +. b. Slaughter,
Norfolk
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01
i BIC STONE Gar GnArE Axp MANTLE Co.

CAPITAL preferred $4,000.
CAPITAL stock common $i5, 900.
President, W. L. Harris; Secretary and
Treasurer, j. B. Dowden, Big Stone Gap. =,
g. tsooSloe. ~ Il. Harris, n. 7. Irvine, Big
Stone Gap.
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PowELL's RIVER C0AI AND Iron Co.
Capital stock, $4,000.

CaVita1 ST0cK, TS0U,0Tu'
President, f. j. Bird, jr., lronton, Ohio;
Secretary and Treasurer, n. II. Ridcnour;
General Manager, E. j. Bird, ST., Big Stone
directors r.. A. Ayers. E. j. Bird, ST.;
NJ. T. Rdenour, Big Stone Gap; 5. ?. Bacon,
CINCINNATI; H. W. Bates, Grecnup, KY; F. j.
Bird, IT,. lrontou, Ohio; Jno. c. Haskell,
New York.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-01

DAISY lEo:' AND MiSiSG Co.
(iIncs located at liagan, Lee Co, Va)
Capital, authorized, *3on,poo.
Capital, paid in, $4,000.
OGicers.-D.S llcasauts, President, ". A. Nc
Dwell Treasurer Zig Stone Cap; Secretary. Walter
Graham, Graham, Va, Secretary; H. h. Monteiro,
Manager, lIagan. Va.
Observation-Disclosures tirnhnm, Graham, Va. IL. l..
Montciro. lngam, Va. l.. Turner Maury, W. A. M'-
Bowel, y. S. Peasants, Big Stone Gap, Va
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

GREE>vuLE. Miss. May IL. The levee
betweer this place and I.akepor,. Ark
on th. ace, side Il the river broke al al
esfly hour this morning. hooding the
greater portion II Chicot county.
Arkansas The erevasse at = o clock this
afternoon was .D feet wida anG casing
rapidly. The brrak occurred near Sun
SHINE Landing in "a bond II the river.
Many thousands ~ sScs q corn and
cotton Ia an advanced state - culiiss
tion have been noosied aud great
drstitution will he the result
The water will food chicoi county.
Arkansas. Madison. Tensas. Morehoure
and East West Carroll parishes hn
Louisiana. and make its Wy into
bayou Tcnsas. thence u lhc Mis-
sissippi below Natchez. That section
Of the country - ihickly sci
tied ny farmers and plantation
owners who have not recovered from
the Hoods oi year ago. and the, are
poorly prepared 10 stand ih. present
disaster The Missouri Pacific tracks
are under water for about thirty miles
below Arkansas City. and traffic cannot
be resumed before the middle of June.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
DROUGHT AND CATEHpII.uAns.
The Crops Of Southern England Are
Ab,ut Ruincd.

LoNpoN. May II. The drought n the
las, eight weeks has caused a great ioaa
~ farm and market garden products iu
the south 81 England Grain. vegetable
and fruIt CROPS are whitening through
out wide strips ~ country. \ plague q
catcrpillars is destroying the leavcs.
blossoms and small fruit IN the apple
aud pear orchards ln Hampshire.
Devonehire ani Cornwall streams aud
wells are drying up ana springs are
runnInQ low
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
SPANISH EREE.ZE-OCT.
The Cortcs Split ON the Election Date
Question.

MADRID. May IL. The republicans
and Carlisis are making "a strong tight
against the government bill providing
for postponement of the mu-
Dicipal elections until November.
Both groups have followed a
course of unrcmi'ting obstruction
in the cortcs. The deputies have sat
for thirty hours without intermission.
and the opposition show no signs uf
wavcring. Each side in the
cortes say they are determined
to sii until their opponents
give m. There is every prospect
that the sitting will he continued until
midnight GA Saturday. when II will toe
necessary to adjourn over sunday. The
public prosecutor had ordered that the
two principal republican newspapers in
Madrid bc seized
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
IN BAD SHAPE
Hedges May Pull Through the Sioux
City Crashes.

Sioux Cry. Iowa. May ll.-Assignee
Hubbard 81 the Union Trust A Loan
company. the Hedges Trus, company.
and 81 ID. I. Hedges. whose assignments
were made in April. iiled today his csti-
mates of the value of assets scheduled
in the three assignments. which are
generally considered accurate. lie gives
the asss:s 81 the Union Loan a Trust
company AT sl.3Jl.J.i actual value.
against sl.;6>.Uss. as stated in
the assignment. The company's liabili
ties are about e..o0n.Uo. 10. L. Hedges
assets are estimated 10y the assignee Ia
be worth sSiuij. 1,s 40 against values of
s3.2i5en given IN Hedges assignment
His actual liabilities are slsts,Or. The
Hedges Trust company's assignee es;i.
mates ITS assets AS worth sisiols as
against siIJ.Opo az given b. the com.
pauy IN Its schedule. The liabilities ar.
S1pnpp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
1stoM lsistbk1s-
Ten Million tccs of Log. Lest ip
Ce"rg,an Issy.

S,ctv,v Mich. May ~ Adviccs
hare iust hs~n received that the i,atn
h,-pm = the spanish RIVER Boom com
PAM. "a The Georgian BAY lumber die
frict gave eav Yesterday Ten million
'rrt = Sc worth nearly sl0nso. won't
ouf into the bay With the ice laIa. Tugs
arc uov busy laying hoom sticks below
the mouth n the river from island To
is.and. to keep "a many logs ~ possible
from floating nfo the hsy proper. Tho
parties Interested are the Spanish River
Company the Saginaw Lumber \ salt
rrtngany e y F.tiy q Son = r Hurst.
= sou, a Nrnoii al Ssginsv valley
I4rr f.sr frue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
DESIGNATIONS DEMANDED.
secretary Carlisle Dr,I'~ fcs Hc,d-
in tho Es-krf

y ,~Hfvarov Nay li >erre'ars Car
i~,p -psrf the af-cr~~sn evan ring tir
poYCrs 2 aVpiisenfs - a-ffior tiled .r the
department. " dartsesi 90 80 inter
r4r'r-i tv "A lera li 81 urdar-te.pl that
= rf~r = t-reeurY 20 fer 'ments sifl
30 nnsHa N SATURDAY among 'her eight
10 Gen rt.,.fs - 8.s-s.on@ The rozlErs
t..us - fhe fs,Ioelr4 fhirfs p firssrnr=
lr the treasury aegsrtn'ent rsrr h--,n
~ 90 rrr r. ? trpeil. Nfnres -
IA ksAlaa4 Nainr -tth aa3ttr
"a y . EAh. Nsrs ho} frr r.r.F
O. r- So. ff@rg Wesr Ms~
stearl-.sf Inspector rf~ ~
~htrr - -ef Vtrrtals Naaf'ser isfea
- -s.sros fi...,s = rhiel= = divie. ~ % p
u--la. -fn--f riiI - rsife- fsr re4t ssrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
Italian Grsin lsuincd.

Rovr. May II Reports to the gov.
errmoni from the projects Il the various
districts through Italy show that the
Drought has cans"d such damage g. tho
gfaiu crops that Italy giii be compelled
90 import ihis year ilt-sou.u tushots
= grain In eNce-s q the ordinary
amount imported " the duty - , lire
on guintal the rereipts on ihis Hcrealnt
vii probably cover the dehe' - the
itahan budget
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
h. -. r. ". ELECT OFFICERS.
The supreme Ten, Has Concluded Its
uar,i 1.lipr~.

PoRT HrRox. Mich. MAY 1.-The Su
prerae Tent ~ the Naccahecs closed
their business this afternoon. The fol
loving officers we're elected Tor III. com
lng two years. Supreme commander.
- T. Narkey. Port Huron. supreme
lieutenant com mnandcr. f.. =. Watson.
Will.snsport. PenusylvanIa; supreme
recnrd keeper. y. :. Boynton. For;
Hurun. supreme finance keeper &. II.
Thompsun. Port Huron: supreme me,li
81 examiner. Dr. L. r.. Moss. Gowanda.
New York. Supreme chaplain. q. VI. Ter
parry. New Carlisle. Indiana. supreme
sergeant. I'll L. Young. Norwaik. Ohio.
supreme sentinel. + " Stevens Lin
coin Nebraska. supreme picket. W \.
spencer Abba Iowa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
MILE IN HALF \ MINUTE
Engine NJ. 900 Makes n New Worlds
Rctosd.

BUFrhLo. May II. The groa, Empire
State express engine. No. 9t'. has broken
her reco-d ot lul miles an hour. which
she made last Tuesday. After Tues
days great run. Engineer Hogan de
clared thar Is, could make "a better
record. The test was made between
Rochester depot and Buffalo ,es,cr
day. After Batavia was reached Hogan
let her out and the engine. hauling
the great empire express train, Was go
ing at the rate Of mile In 3 seconds at
Crttendcn. Beyond Criitenden the
worlds record al mile in p seconds
was made. This il equivalent ~ IL
miles an hour. This tremendous speed
was kept up until Forks Station was
reached. The passengers say the train
ran smoothly. hmt the telegraph poles
looked like pickets in fence. There
was no unusual swinging or jolting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
RACING FREIGHT TRAINS.
They Collide and Cause a Disastrous
WRECK Near Pinon.

DfSvrE. May H. \ disastrous freight
wreck occurred on the Santa Re rad
near Pinon Junction below Colorado
Springs this morning. two trains being
demolished one ~ the Santa 10
frcirhts was racing with a I,io srande
train and was ten minutes ahead - time
The trains met. running AZ full sI~-ed
No one vas injured tho train crews
jumping. but the financial los IL heavy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Eass- Nav a. The nevspeI~rs =
'h's ITS ss@ert that Won Bu.rw fhe
Pru=sian minister - the vatican visited
Cardinal itamIola- the psI~l s"'rriarg
- state sui expressei hi- firpftas 30
tehsf - tho frus=iar gnverr oferf faHt
TIE Pope had dopartesifr-m fhe Cusfoui.
sry Hmif- q prudeuce - be r-geri -
iiilral remarks g. the catholic ignas
f~nrr, tsrrfrarr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
ANOTHER SIOUX CITY FAILURE.
The Suspension Of a Chicago Bank
Causes the Trouble.

SiorN CRY, Iowa May IL. The an
nouncemcni ~ the failure - the Go
lumbian National bank ~ Chicago r.
ceivcd here this morning. srui the Sioux
City Engine works la the wall. and this
afternoon W. ". Thompson vas az
pointed receiver FOR the company The
company held draft against the Go
lumhi National hank for $4,000. As
sets, so'sJ,eri, liabilities. sasUpa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Ivm.S.roI1-. May II The csli
tai National bank u this city sus
pended pay mcnt this morning No
state ment has yet been gIrrn oui The
suspension Was caused i,y the failures e
tho Chemical National hank - Chicago
and the Premier Sieei works - this
city The Chemical hank is debtor
- the Capital National o. the amount
- At lcast sspp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

psniss q other states doing busines In
this state, . ball amending the general
slssSson Laws relative ~ tho duties ~
inspectors, . ball amending the act pro
vidiIg tor the care II iuveaile Offenders,
. bill relative tn the lien II co0tractorA
Ths house sp-nt the entire evening
sesstoo Ia csmmiftes u the whole. ooa-
81 ssiering ths ball IA secure safety IN the
us- II local and portable steam boilers
Aisi engines and competency IN those IN
charge u the same.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

WHfFts~c IS IA Nay ~ sputh
hauna ~ is,eu freighH ifa,u ~ tpe
Dhi Eirfr raiir.a3 . - urs.rked to..isy
p bile crossing fresfle ~. cars were
thrrwn frrsra Tho ttafk TIE ears
caught frn 7rs - fesf - TO- ifestie
Ras ialfneA Tva trauit- stealing =
file we're turuf-l =, hath
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
Foreigners Wan, Jury Nwsr,i.

CHpt,cn Nav II. The national frari
a The porid's FAR hss rsrriv.,Ci a pr' .te~'
=tzued bv practically ali the c~,-' rl lis
s-ns-s = foreign countries rerrpssr fesi
m the exhibits against the sv='snl -
awards s.iop,ed srsne raonths agip. ~
vhl~h a single Judge piil rass uror Tho
sva,iats fney are ~srnsst IN their
1ppositscr ~ thts pan ard thrrs't.n -
wtth.lras from q, mpefifion. They Favor
tie fnrv VFfFFn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
I've I.i,,- One IuiIct

SrFrVssirin. Mace MAY u Warren
4. butte rvorth. aged 20 4 Warren. com
mi'ted snicide today is shooting him
s'if through 80 heed wiih = rifle IIis
4eugiier Emma ag,sl - While t'sing
o. prevent hst father frorl killing hlm
s'.H received ihe latlle' iu her trsin
sitter u bad rasss~l through her fathers
hca3 and biesi tvn hours after
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

r.,S-fs,a Mich Nav II State on
Iusf~, ',r Mcmillan tonEht announced
Toe folirp iug appointment = DEPUTIES
Ss>cnnl DISTRICT Fred Bay. Lenssee
seventh. \ : KesiRie crand Hsvan
twrFth. foel + Miller. Rsy CITY. thur
tsenth. Ma WIHtam Jenney. Mrunt
Z asftisuz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Jfrs nF II Ntsr.ss vfa ftsff f-TnV NsT
- ~ President t-ar 1sies e h.sas lf@ta
occurred er y nfes vs- tufiri ff-isy
fh elaborate rrrfrlant IRE funersI
,r.a.e-a.l ra- ~aa aa ~rE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Tos,f.o O.5o. Msy u 17se risirgs''s
g. fhs cantsrtipr - The Drsisr = ssaii-
aav ffa4duefrrs ~ ihsir netting fs,.isy
~ is.sTs.ri AfirHfs fsfssTI,ia. - tie resf
t.iae.e - rrlssfing - ~ es,nrsfitirm -
- hei8 b. fhs as~afna Nefk - AsF i~,fs.
g7,s nsis other tf,sl.s-ss ffaf.est-fs.i -
'r..tar's ss-ssasF pss fhs- efrsIfifrffitsr -
-. rerssrfs - f'fe grsna ctfi.f ssmdurifr
sfd the afEud srcss;hrs which shfvea
t.lssuursersl grsSfh.
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Csusoo Me- 11 The te4uritas
bark = fhie city has ruHgenaea H. 3
ret. rt p tr aarss con iiitnn me1a 81
If. eEi~ers 81 tat rioee = iusines4 AzT
tf,f ils.-iie serf stated O. - Hsaf 81
a. .sstns as eaFsts sfif-k - TIE t.sf X
b 81 ls4fssl
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fight against the saisenaiL in the nszi
general slection-


NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nay ii. - The
American Haptlst Educstion s,csety and
the southern Baptist Educational COO
fereno. met today with the Rev. ".
H. bothweli of Missouri presid
ing. The folio~ing officers were
elected. Edward Juiscn of Nex York.
pr-sitent: VICE president. W. H. 10th
well II Missouri. and W. J. Norton IL
Georgia. recording secretary. II. N.
Wharton IL Maryland; acting GORE
spending secretary. III. l.. Mooreheuse.
New York; treasurer. Joshua lowering
Of Baltimore. auditor. William NJ lssacs
of New York
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y s~HG v,rro~. Nav ~ ~ecrafsrv
tariis.e fhsz evening rscelv-r3 = -e.eAgr>rn
f-rr, II ~e.~pfsry Fairrh "a sirchning
- ssrye IN the efrs 0tfssion ta pfV~Sfi
zi,te ,h.' New \ aFs el~trsn hcuse t.s
tlsinss@ engagements vi 10 p~r1nit
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E.vf MAY 80 Toe tFe fe sd ta
%. -t-euf q. -lb lb-i,xs aa s'etoa
d .ass..n phs.7 wni ussa = sfnht1ra
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We demand the suppression . all
public Eaniliing. whether in. fnpl Trp
ducts or 10y meats - loitrfy i.Ckrt-
W heartily urcr 80 sma nG.Deri 90 t1e
constitution maAIng tho president on
eligible "a q sei nl succasstv" term.
" recommend ta the favorable c.usld
Grafton = tho republican ciats ~ the
United STATES ~ y matter = education
the 4ufstian q granting e the Nofaer
= The state and nation the.Tigat % vote
AZ Ill elections on the same terms sni
conditions ~ naif citiEsus
Tne frT-sign poiicy q RenI nIamin Harri
sen sni Jsues - Fisine deserves sai
receives the cretn rnendsiion = aN Amer
cans vho beiieve ~ preserving the rights
snd dignity = the United State and ir
axtendsrg the scsire . - influence L.
arCorisnre WITH tat fs!leF - re-@h-0.
our fefsru t0stioh - encourage fee 20
eufar,prent 2 the Monroe tocfure n.t
only ~ z spp.iss to North sna ~'ufh
Amrr~s bur ai=f 20 tho=~ isian,i- ir the
Atlantic ana pasl'ic shsch afe NJ msF
beT'rIe ns,rssarg "a tne profec 'Iar
our rast hne ant our trade When fre
merifsr lag covers tmprtcan taf~res r.
ard Nnerirsa aorpr ~ must rrver fe
iCFerei
n sereas The eeu1oerst party f1r
ihe first firss IN thtr'f tse years h-s
sQcrfesir'i to prrer sa he'h ne ~veca