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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
1T WILL KILL HIN
VERDICT IN PANAMA CASES
They GA Psvs Yeas IN Prison an1 Are
FINED vivs Thousand Ffsnes
Easy sor Ensl

PANS, Feb. 9.-Tne sentences in the
Panama cAses we're delivered today.
u FsrdGnaaa ds Lssssps 10 sentenced
TO BE- imprisoa<d tor eve year, and 10
psy . fins Of 1900 fraaes. VI. Cnarsss
Dc Lssssps IS ssntsnesd 10 imprison-
mens for ave years and 70 pays me u
3.T5o franco NJ. Marius Foniains snd
\. Cottu are each sentenced - lmpris-
onraens tor TOO years and 10 pay tine
OF $50 franA each. knsl 10 sen-
fenced 10 imprisonment for two
years and TO pay . hns Of -. coo francs.
The deeiaieas have made profound
ssusation aud are regarded - severe.
particularly IN the case Of the elder
Do Lssssps. Who 70 81 years OF age.
Much sympathy 10 expressed for the
aged man. Who IL very feeble. IL 10
believed that ne viii not long survive
tho disgrAcs.
al . cabinet meeting today the min
isl<rs discussed the proceedings OF yes
tercay IN the chamber. The cabinet
decld ed that the incidents were the re-
suit Of temporary confusion. and the
members agreed TO stand or fall to-
gstner and exp Ain their attitude ful y
TO tha house ~ the first opportunity.
There 10 . consensus OF opinion TO the
effect that the government has met .
moral reverse IN the decision OF the
chamber TO have NJ Cavaignac's speech
Of censure OF the government plAcardcd
throughout Para.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
CARDINAL WILL STRIKE BACK
Gibbons Will Trace Down Thoss Who
Have Vii fed HIM

kt4So tAiLco RIM.
Nsw YoRK, Feb. 9.-Cardinai Gib
hons friends are determined TO mud
out Who the "distnguisned catholic" IL
who gave the Information which vas
cent cut from Chicago last Saturday TO
ell pArts Of the eountry. They say
that the attack Was malicious aud the
Investigations are apt TO lead TO sensa-
nonsl Developments The question 70
asked Why Chicago should be made the
distributing point of these attacks on
tue prelAtss. Tho archbishop OF Chi
cAgo 10 m invalid and its thought that
some servant nas been reading Mgr.
Feenan's papers. Not far from CHI
csgo lives an archbishop who IL op
posed 10 the cardinal. Archbishop
kafzsr OF Milwaukee 10 also In the iists
of suspects-
The object of the investigation is to
ASCERTAIN whether there exists In San
Franclso. Chicago. Milwaukee, or even
here in New York, an agency by which
the n &c Of an archbishop can DO ram
sacked, and private letters cap be
transmitted TO Chicago and made the
basis Of an attack upon the author OF
the letters, because no II said to be on
friendly terms with . personal friend
of the ponnff OF the Romish church.
The character of the investigation or
dered, 10 10 reported. will be such ~ TO
spare TO one. There will be spme very
solemn perjury or some very strange
revelations during the coming peniten-
tial season of Lent. The evidence
said to be IN view promises . remarka-
bic story
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Michigan Pensions.

Original-OIiver Westfsll, Theodore
Johnson. Matthew Dougherty, Walter
Ryness. Ross Latham, Jasper Warren.
John Matteson. Anthony Kger, Will
lam Harris, William Light, Daniel Nc
LargIn, James Roberts, Chauneey Fer
rls. Daniel Fukin, Marshall Isles. Jonn
d. Lelby. Peter Pasnger, VIM. III.
Pitcher. Richard j. Avery, Edwin l..
Howe. Additional - Mark Boyc-,
George W. Snort, John J. Garrison,
Archibald Houston, Frederick DIede.
Increase-Tunls :. Danford. James
Kelly, Henry W. Bennett. Reissue
Edward Raby. Reissue and Increase
Myron Howard. Original, widows,
etc.-Margarette Raby.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Alleged Cue hy Prayer.

ST. Louis. Feb. e.--Thers 10 excite
nisnt here in'catholic circles over what
IN said 10 be IN authenticated miracle.
Tonight Thanksgiving entertainment
was given at Maryvllie convent. Not
long ago Miss Theresa Donovan. IL
wears old. daughter of I. J. Donovan,
fell while skating and Was injured.
Her father isa dsvout man aud be-
lisves implicitly in the efficacy of
prayers. lie waited her and conferred
with the college authorities and the
parish priest. AZ result . season OF
prayer WAS ordered on her behalf, and
while this was in progress she suddenly
recovered. and Is ~ well and hearty
COW ~ ever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Street Cara Colnds.

PoEr HUaoS, Mich. Feb. "a col
Lsioa occurred thss morning between
two electric cars on the city railroad
one man vAs BADLY nurt- The Car he
was IN stsod on the track ~ Pine
street, when another car came
down grace 20 Aks Is TO the
barn. The tracks were slippery
and the motor man threw Oh tho
current and put on the brake, 10 no
avail. The car s<icdsd along 81 high
speed and when the motor man sau %
could not reverse tne wheels re jumped.
HIS piacs vas taken by Conductor
Alex. Thompson, who stood NJ the
saro.tls until the cars colilded. lie
was thrown forward on the platform
OF the next car and received serious
Injuries Tue cars were badly dam
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
i" AMERICAN RAILWAY UNION"
That 10 the Name of the Associated
Railway Orders.

CHICAGO, Feb. e.-"The American
Railway Union" 10 the title by which
the now railroad federation 10 to be
known. This deciHon was reached ct
the second days session TO perfect the
details of the organization, he'd At the
Leland hotel today. When IN adjourn.
ment was taken II Was decided TO meet
again as soon ~ the COMMITTEES appoint
cd TO draft the constitution 10 ready to
report.
A committee was also appointed t.
locate = central Office In this city.
which will be the permanent head
quarters Of the organization. The
management of the organization will
consist of fifteen directors and . presl-
dent. These directors will be- elected
by district conventions. for the organi-.
zation is TO be divided up into districts
after the manner Of n state. The pr~si.
dent will be elected by the fifteen
directors. IL 10 anticipated that the
scheme will receive some opposition
from the present organization chiefs.
the majority OF whom are in favor of
class unions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

II giving eaerks ,adss<fimsnstesy npon
bsnks ~si..oui asy fustss fe~fSis. "
cay pFospset Of any ~ meet thea', saa
al s<alsx snsni< tsse>- OF 49,
without sothsr u 80 70 do IL eohal-
toss VI m;aa bss uu.y ben reeesny
& ssDvsr~d ~ me- and he ifSna~ ne
has been nso<seg from pace 70 ps@ees
IN consequences Of snleh ] hass p~sn
unable 20 have fsm arrested snc uixa
unsier = writ Of lunAcy- ! have not
NOR viii pay any lnd<bs~aness COLI
sraesed ~ hiu. L. bksSkrf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

PirrsBuss, Pa. Feb. e-Ihe trial OF
Henry Bauer and Carl Mold. ~ acces-
series t. Bergman. the anarchist. IN
the attempted ssssssinasion OF Henry
{. Frlck in July last. Was begun today
before Judge slagls. Judge slsgls IN
HE charge instructed the jury 10 render
. verdict OF guilty. The jury was out
ten minutes aud returned verdict in
accordance with the judges charge.
Judge Slagsl called Bauer and fined
him $50 aud sentenced HIM to sixty
days IN jail to contempt OF court IN re-
fiising TO answer questions while on the
witness stand. The defendant will be
on trial again tomorrow on another
clargo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

TAs Popui.sss wsas I'm - 80 90 shs
s1pssu.s Beach

Ths PoP1l.sas Want hin % sa 90 W.
s1pssa.s b~neh-
IosrA. Alen., fss. s.-Iss popniists
sax ooavsntlon net n ssls city teesys
ara uss . very sashns.Astic Ssshsrns
sf ~ xress man of kas party, over ~
ds6sa slss parsicipstlng- The hon- o.
" EssHx Of ersad Ledge 80 NAL.
ena.rDsan A1t Henry Il AAsn ~
e<1oolerAfs ssczskAFy-
Ins ssse.zIlons adoptsa eockfssa-
latss sns party On tss suSeses OF We
firvs presidential vsatofs IA PcAin<
ever : milAon votes and eATryinx al
49,. Beng the nFss 10 give IN cle<-
torsl voss . . third party Nnes iso1
IA 49, trms me Omaha and the Jscz-
soa ulatforus ana tAvors tas rss.r;s-
Ton a psuD<r immigrAk4on. IL cote
a.nos the rspsal cf me Miner las'.
favor. naroashzlns the principe sus-
bo1,sd ~ ths Aissr lac, sommsnds tns
ler,ssasurs for pssslng the Jaias fesolu.
700 favor.ng the slsctioa Of Initsd
Hlnles ssnators BY direct vote or the
psopss. opposss ell nonopoiistis trusss,
snd declares tnas every species oi
propsrsy snould pay lls snAxs OF nz
I'd fAvors the taxing OF eli properly
and ell uansfss Of property pJ VII
gin or osnsrwlse.
Eduaro y Greco OF Detroit Vas nom
mated for lastscs OF the saprsme court
And Byron Asnisy OF Jackson and ~
G. Graves of Pssoskey Tor reKsan o.
NE unlverslty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Al Aged Deputy G-ts HIM on His Sword.
An Unusual Thing.
PARIS, Feb. "a duel Was fought
today between NJ. Norbert de Benoit.
deputy from Avevron. and NJ. Mare
Emile Goussott. deputy Cor 81. Dennis,
in consequences Of remarks made by
Goussott IN tie chamber Of deputies
Wednesday. The two men fought
With swords. aud although Bsnot 10
consldersole older. being about IS
years Of age. while Goussott - only =
little over 50. Bcnoit proved himsslf
the better swordsrnsn and succeeded in
uOundiug ms OPPONENT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
ON THE SAFE SIDE.
Ta,lors Determined to Know Customer
Credit Standing IN Fu,ure.

Credit Standing IN Future.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 9.-Strikes and
methods OF assisting employers = ffected
by them, were the subject of consider
able discussion IN the Tailors National
convention today. The matter of srbi-
tratlon and dealings with labor organi-
ration was left to the local exchange.
The convention approved OF the recom.
mend atoms Of tho executive COMMITTEES
that rate books showing the credit
standing of customers and modelled
upon the one issued IN New York, be
published III other cites, and the prac-
tee OF holding periodical sales of judg.
merts obtained against bad customers
be made general.
The FLOWING officers were elected
President, George W. Matthews OF
Chicago: frat wee president. Jacob g..
Hotter, Buffalo; second vice president,
David r. Appel. Denver; recording
secretary. James :. Burbank, Boston.
THIS Was the iast day of the conven-
ton. They will meet next year OH
February q at Plitsburg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Took the Entire Issue.

NEW YoRK. Feb. 9.-Spever 4 Co.
confirm the report that in conjunction
with Kuehn, Lobe & Co. they have
taken almost the entire issue of IS. o00.-
900 Of the Pistsbcrs. Cincinnati. Chi
cazo 4 81. Louis railway. These bond .
are already listed on the stock ex-
change and will be placed partly in
this country and partly abroad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

SlcK. Fen. 9.-Tne boulevard On
Bouchars. Que % the Trlnc pal thor
oughfarss OF Nice, sss TIE sceu- last
nirht Of . most dsrng outrage. Gea.
sFsl Csstrsaur vas proceeding along
ne boulevard about II O'Clock p. NJ.
uhen 40 vas attacked ~ robbers Who
s-'f-e \ n ~ the throst ~hiir they at
tempted TO lie be- pockets. The high
vsymen succeeded 10 getting away
~ith be ~atch ard several hundred
frsncs "a moaey. They lave not been
arfesfsi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Electrt Oncsrs.

LAxsrss, Nich-. Feb s.-The follow
Ing oficers Of the Reunion ASSOCIATION
Of companies ! and K. First United
States saarpsh potsrs. were elected to-
days President. Eli Cook, Eaton Rap
ids. wee president, Frank Co6o, HUI
son; secretary ard treasurer. +. Parks.
rtockorisxs. The next reunion will -
neid ., HaEistt PARK on The third We'd
ussdsy OF Juns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

liocHEsrEn. n. Y. Feb. "a spscisi
from 0snessse % tho uuson and Advss-
tsssr says; "Ths grand jury ross 81
noon today and found two indictments
against the Rsv. Charles Fiahsrty ~
81. PAtrlck's church. Mount Norris, the
first on the charge OF rape aud the
second ou the charge Of criminal Inter
course on the psrson OF Mary su~eny
at Mount Morris. . giri under 10 years
Of age. He IL confined IN TIE county
Jail mere 10 default Of bail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

nETaoiF. Aish.. Fsh e.--Frsnk
HiFtn. sc.KsFmaker. d.ed tbs morning
from nofpelae poisoning. presunishiy
taxed rltA suic.Isi intenL Ills vie
found hiu N an unco1aciou. coadi-
hen ssortly altar bfsskfss. A pays.
cisa va hsstsiy Summoned, but could
not sars ths MAJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

IONA. Na:n., Feb. 9.-Tne board OF
Iona county canysssers met TODAY aac
rscsnvsssed the returns az directed by
,as suprems court OF Michigan. Taslr
rsport az seat into TOE stats Dosri OF
csnvsss~rs gives Coagessmaa Bslk-
nap tweaty-nins yat-s more than n
he orix.rSl count, which would elect
him by ma .rlty % ten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
LEWIS >. JENNINGS DEAD.
The ExPoses Of the Tweed Ring Expires
In London.

In London.
LONDON, Feb. s.-Ths death is an
nounced today OF Lewis john jennings.
member Of the house OF commons for
Stockport Mr.. jennings. who Was we'll
known IN the United States. Was born
IN London IN 1886. Between 1868 aud
is6s ne acted as special correspondent
for the London Times IN India. lie
subsequently became connected with
tie New York Tines and while acting
a. editor Of that paper Was chiefly IN
strumental n exposing and overthrow
ng the Tweed rag. In 1855 he stood
for election IN Stockport and Was 70 :
turned. Mr.. jennings Was the author
OF . number OF vorks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Fsur Men Meet Inss.n, DEAN on Gel
osAto Read.

Four Men Meet instsn, Deafh on Gel
osAto Read.
DESvxR. Col. Feb. ~ republican
spscisl from OarAy. Co.. says. Word
has jusi reached here ~ .. ~. that
four men have me; ccath "a tsrrl&c
suo slide on The Naginns 4 liAngng
Rock road, bstveea hare and Tot ter..
Ons TEAM got OF TIE road aud THREE
other tsssss we're sss.sting IN pulling 4
up. when side came snf carried al
81 them over . steep eaGoa 10 snsisnt
death.
To 80 Lost we're Hank Meicsf.
foreman u hshenfsltsr's frsixhting
outfit, John swan. Martin anit~ sud
snotner. vhose nsne "a. NOS been
learned, t~smsiers uaief Netcalf. A
r-scaing party has sone out. but can
reach The haired men. s thee
isrge svsissches 81 ,aos have eone
dosn tefNsrn oufsY AL iisng ~
Rock ~ith 'As last nonr snd the road
. bios ked.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
rEAn A PLAGUE.
Brisbane 10 Free From Water but Nov
Faces Ds.sse.

BRFsBsss. fsb. e.-Ths food has re-
coded from mostsof the city districts
wnscn a.. now covered VITA mud and
water The stencil - horrible and On
less TIE city 10 cleaned within lev
days. vii undoubtedly cause an ep-
sdsmic. The boat Palu. was left in
snosl water ty the sudden recedsrg
OF the food and now rests hsgh and dry
in the botanical gardens on the bank 0f
the river. Great misery prevails IN the
poor parts Of the city. Total damage
~ food i estimated 20 be 81 ,00o. 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
TOO POOR FOR THE PARK.
A Statue of President Arthur Not WORK
OF AT

NEw YoRx. Feb. g.-Tne association.
Of winch Cornelius y. Bliss IL chair.
man. formed 10 erect statue of presi.
dent Artnur sppl ed 10 the PARK board
for permission - place the statue IN
Contra, park. The ASSOCIATION engaged
sculptor Ephraam keysrr 90 make n
model Tor ths statue, and after he had
submitted several sketches, one wis
selected ss satisfactory by The eyecii-
I've committee. and n mo- tel Of hero G
ssLe, tue figars being little over nirs
feet nigh. sas msdes 10y Mr.. keyser,
AID the statue WAS cast IN bronze. TIE
park commlss. 0neFs aay the statue
]. too poor - - placed IN the park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

trekea up. 50. had sh.fsy-srv.n
p~.nI. sSe.rs. sneieasBg the efew.
bat even ~srs saved sad taess we're
rescued more dead sh4s ave Auaoax
an. -. ere n.~a.hefs os tie g ,efAitAf
misses I'D sslai<rs 81 tEe eitsAit&f
rsrr,.oa. All OF The wonlsn ton board
we're afosae1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Ghost Wax, for Circle Member.

CLEvHLAsp, O., Feb. 1.-Two thou
sand members in this city Of the Amer
lean Fraternal Circle, . defunct seven
years dividend order, were notified to-
day that they would receive 90 per cent
of the amount paid in BY them. The
Circle bad $500, 900 on hand at the time
Of demise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Isxsf<o. Mich. Fen. s-John Gal
vin tbs morning commenced suit
axsin~ Jean X. Basxaart, lssdinr
meat dealer az this caty. for Oo0
damages for malicious prosecution
C,slvn w.s r.csaIy tired fer embssEls-
r,<at ma aro1tt It'd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Rrrck BLOCK Burned.

GAINESVILLE. Tex, Feb. AT the
east side of the euare an eight-storied
brick building was consumed by tirs
last night. Loss Estimated at $l0U, 900
and Insurance. $1,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

81. TEos.s. ont.. Feb. e.-Frsd
Clover sna GeoFss YoaHg qasfrsled
ever . turkey ~hicn 1levsrs dog had
esssed In ord burst 81 Pass on
foanr fr-v q pistol and shot Glover
throaxh tbs hssrt ioanE hss sesa
arrested and eenfssses the murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Nrsxxsas, Nicn.. Feb. a. clever
forr.r nss vscslmirsd several business
men OF this city. Two Of The checks
have already turned up. one VA
sxusd bT dsckisy = Hume. and ta<ea
- F,rssn sacntr. . feed dsai-r. Hack
isT = Hume lr0uouEcs the check .
a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

An Eastern sy1d.e4ss = Trying 10 Bay
Several OF Thsua-

Drrnorr. Mich. Feb s.-scvsrsl OF
Detro.s's brs~sries have the syndieAts
fst<r ana talk about selling out 10
-astsrn pArtss- An ages OF the syn
dscxss - irysng To procure options, AID
a .t0cknoider Of one OF the orevsries
expresses tns opinion that the schsms
VII 70 successful, as several OF the
companies are wiling To sell II tnsy
can Kst . satisfactory price. The syn-
dicxlo has succeeded n getting control
OF q number OF breweriss IN other
cities. The negotiations here viii prob
ably be brought 10 . close IN . lev
aaVa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

sAarxAw, Mich.. Feb. 9.-Michssi
OBnen's large boarding honss and
tsrn on tnr Carro iton roat we're wiped
out 81 Ore tnis morning. Loss. 81 GOO;
Insurance.. 81. 400. Many Of the in
mate. had narrow escapes. ". Is.
Msfshon, wealthy mil oSnsr, Was
sIEnlIy INJURED oy IalllDx brlcka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

CRY or Nrxlce. Feb g.-Pr~siisnt
DsAl has slgued 3 com nutAt.on 81 vac
death sentence px>sst GA Soi. Sieses
Hernandez ~ iiftern years lnpfssoa-
meat. The charge agaiesl Hefa4nisz
was t1at OF tresson IN nsslng failed u
capture Cara.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Iospcs. F.o. an easel p.vsts "a.
teasy Erected vItheut eppo.tloh -
rspf-s~nf nofthesst Cork. che af the
I've sssis for ~hlch Nifism - fFl~n
see eho~es a TIE s-aefsl si~eslon. t1s
othss eat bssos for Csfk city. vhicn
Mr.. 0'kf1ss preferred - fspF@ssat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
eKisr MIL. srRsED.
Al Oid foaiz County Landmark Con-
sumzd Yesterday.

PoErLASD, Men, Feb. Sire this
nofu.ax destroyed me Bag rourinz
mai. of Sexmsn & Rec, burning II &c
tns grouad. The mill wss built nAlt
century ago and during AL this time
ground the wheat for the farmers from
toe Ee.<aboring towns Inc nrms
la. Il. about SEC. 900. WITH $4,000 IN.
surancs. Farmers had 900 bushels o.
wheat. stored ut owners risk, which -
\ total loss. Tue hrm Will PROBABLY re-
build A. once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

KALAMAZOO. M.cs.. Fee. ?. - Tha
asylum bo&rd Of trustees have IN
creased supE Nliism Edxsrs's ssiafy
600. nsxing $ 1850, th- cane That
-ss pad 10 Dr Palmer. HIS assistant,
Dr stone. vac rsassd from si,No "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

MARsEuIEs. Feb. s.-fhrse fresh
essss and Az dsaths Of the enoisrSie
epidemic wers reported today. The
board OF health hss prepared the pub
lieAt.on Of IL report on the nature And
CAUSE OF the dissass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Rasntnx Srsfsts. Mica. Feb an.
wsfsre's DRY f>spsis sfsrs sss destroyed
~ 49, ass xat. shssa esaght rem .
- q ksEes~s~ ls-R Iee sters sd
sald a ssFs BURNED. Lees, ttsoss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
New Tynhua Caaea.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-TWO more cases
Of typhus fever were reported to the
health board late this afternoon.
They we're removed to the Riverside
hospital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

skor~sw. Nrh.. Feb. ,. --su.iivsp.
tas nursnd nardersF. ssfs far 70 ont
rtssi Tssrott fns tim~ a- hs eesa
eaught n tas woods near seFs ard .
nee n isi ~sitipg for pursnd ofiossls
% f&snufy h,sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

cH4aIeVorx. Nieh.. F.k. e-.Ct sri~-
snfx's hrss tsi ~ss Destroyed ~ are
isss rixh& II SO ssosn 80 toe
Chsiaapxs ssisoe. fb- huildirx sad
eont@nss yer. tsfslly destroyed Loss.
a 60.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Bright Mit,ens W,llet, Dead.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Miss Mittens
Willetts, the actress, died this.evening.
She had been Ill Tor some months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Hsrsfn. ZEE. s.--fhs snesaf hns
ssssmsssp TrisasrsA yesterday sFessd-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Are Solid for O'Hars.

BERRIEs SPRINGS, Mich, Feb. 9.--The
democratic county convention u IN SEES
SION here today. Judge Thomas
O'fisra will get . solid delegation 10
the judicial convention 10 DO held ~
NIles, February %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-05
DIED ON THE CARS.
Martin Olson of St. Paul Dies on An Inter.
urban Car from Nsxrt Disease.

Martin Olson Of St. Paul Dies on an Iuter.
urban Car from Hsart Disease.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 3.-Martin Olson.
an elderly man residing at $40 Sher-
burne avenue, died yesterday afternoon
on an Interurban car from an attack Of
heart failure. He got on the car be-
tween Milton and Rice streets. and sat
directly in front Of George Ladd of 913
Charles street. Ladd was clothed in a
buffalo OvercOat, and Olson offered him
II am not the conductor" said Ladd:
the conductor will be here in few
moments.
Ladd then became absorbed in sur
rounding objects. but as the car neared
Tenth street. observed Olson's head to
suddenly fall. The car was stopped at
the corner of Ninth and Wabasha. and
Olson removed to Middent's drug store.
Here he was examined by physicians,
who pronounced the case one of heart
failure. Olson never recovered con-
seriousness. but about fifteen minutes
later breathed his last.