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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

JAcKsoS. Mich, July -. jackson is
10 nave a thrce-day race meeting from
August p, to -. There is to be 5000
hung up In purses. At meeting at the
liibbard the following officers were
elected: President. &. r. Bennett; vice
president. Dwight :. Smith: secretary.
W. >. Cobb; treasurer, Robert Lake;
board Of directors. the four officers
named and f.. d. Winney. Charles B.
Durand and DIR. w. A. Gibson. The
board of directors will determine on the
plan and announce IN day or SO the
classes to be given places aud the diiIer
ent purses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

KALAMAZOO. Mich, July 29.-The ire
pressible Jerry Boynton has another
full bloom railroad scheme. III seems 10
have got beyond Jerrys wind motor. for
ia its interest he actually walked from
F'reeport To Hastings. looking over the
grade, with the intention of buying IT,
The roai. II ever built. will run from
Grand Haven To Toledo via Grand Rap
ids. Alaska. freeport. Hastings. etc
rne grade is in good shape. the south
end especially, and II would be an easy
matter 10 complete the line 20 Hastings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

AsRos. Ohio. July - This after
noon. on application of numerous cfe3l
tors n the iitisburg. Akron a Western
Railroad company vas placed - the
hands of receiver. ". 4 Isnch -
Canton was APPOINTED receiver. lis -
slao president q The coupans. The
company is cayiisiized az s3.tslts and
its isondei debt - ss093se fi.e1l.tss
- which IL held by the JDion 1fast
company - Nav York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

NUssA. July p The Bosnian pro
vincial government rtcenfly instituted a
long distance horse race over course
between Bishacs and Seralevo. ls0 miles
long. on which the foads were rough
and mountainous. III forty seven con-
petitors rode native horses. according -
the first condition of the race. and nine
teen OF the riders were Austrian officers
A Aohammedan land owner covered the
course ib IN - hours y minutes. and
won the first prize IL ! 20 crowns given
10y Emperor Franz Joseph Three horsss
died ON the road
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

PuIIapFlruIA. july - a borac car.
which became uncomfortable by the
brake chain breaking. crashed into a
freight car at twenty ninth and brown
streets at 1919 O'Clock tonight The
horse car vas upset and four persons
we're hurt The injured are Mrs u. \.
aaprley aged -. badly eat and bruised
aud probably hurt internally. Mrs Mary
Burns. aged -. nervous shock: Jere.
uiah burns. aged -. driver ~ the ear.
injured ~ the side; William :. Bowen.
left arm broken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Prosrs. III. July - Wong Ting
claiming 10 be Chinese physician q
Chicago. vas married here tesiay O. a
white girI. ai@o from Chicago. who gave
heg name - Mary A.iissu. The eere
msay was perfermed ~ the court house
ly Iudea y cad q the county court. in tho
pres. zee II large crowd The China
man i "a intelligent feiiow. and has
over a thousand dollars IN GlDBey with
ft..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
Edi.er Iscnpcs nadl, nur,.

PARIS. July - notwithstanding the
encouraging cablcgrams that nave been
sent from here regarding the condition
of James Gordon Bennett since bic seri-
Gus coaching acciden; some weeks ago.
be ~ not regaining strength as fast as
his friends could wish. This Is owing 20
the condition 81 the wounds. gangr,nc.
II is said. having set in. Painful rumors
gained currency last evening. bat al Mr.
Bennett's hotel today il was stated that
there had been no change for the worse
in the last twenty four hours. lie u.
however. net .et considered out ~
danger
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

uoasat the lords r~i~et homs rals. Mf-
1ladsfoae sll he enssAed IA appeal -
the eieetoEs. walie rointing D. Tie pfos
fsss cf uthsf nore popular measale< ~s
al earnest ef the governments xss,d AZ
fsation fsa the Fess 81 the united king
dora Tho pfophec, ~ . ais-@slutinn
e2riy Ia issA. resolves color II trutA ffo1a
the Tact that the hlersl organizers have
been aroused ~ special instructions h.
strengthen their I,ositlesls from the eiee-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

ALHIor FRQIF, y. N-. july - =
rrcighterf brought ia word last night
II the murder 81 wealthy Italian sheep
raiser. Maurice Gomez and wife. on "A
ranch east IL here. An iron bolt was
driven through tho womsn'r lr.ay. PIN
ming il 10 the floor Robbery wac the
motive and tho robi,era mnio 4, appear
as II done by lndiane The Two chsl
iren ~ the murdered parents cannot toe
found and tasir fate IS unknown
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
,,.,,,ss, an Express Wagon.

WIcnirA. Kan. july - Pacific
express wagon was held up on the
streets here about $50 o'clock tonight
AMI robbed IL e. Jn On "A telephone
call wagon went 10 the Wichita
creamer, Ia collect goods. When the
wagon arrived ~ the creamery two ne
gr,.es jumped in and told the driver To
drive 10 the rear. and while ia an alley a
third negro appeared. Covered by
three rs.yo!vcrs the messenger Was com.
PEELED to open the safe. and after empty
ing its contents into bag the negroes
1roVe cfr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

By Impcrsonating Fly Cops" They
hob n Woman Of Her Diamonds.

CncAco. July -. Two men repre-
seniing themselves To be police officers.
called al the house of Mrs. X. Ammon.
No. 80 Forty Second place this
afternoon and pretending that
they were searching for stolen
diamonds alleged to have been
secretcd i'm the servant girls room 10y
her lover. succeeded IN robbing Mrs.
Ammon of 5000 worth of diamonds and
icwelry. They prevsi.d upon the lady
To send the girl out Of the house, and
when she had gone they assaulted Mrs.
Ammon and obtained the jewels.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

NV York. July - Nearly over,
savings hank in Ncs iiroeklyn and
Williamsburg was repreeeniej ~ y
meeting hesd yraieriay afternoon. IL
was resolved % recommend to the tfoa
fecs 81 the various institutions % pat
into effect the prNision for deial inQ
payments ~ deposit wEen need q such
action arises That L., deposits n lees
than 80 are yay sliie under the ruling
in thirty dsys. deposits q more than
GOO are pay able ia Ga days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

KASsss cgrs lets - A train load
a 10 nnsmYiaye8 saea fram Coirs8n
oaz nset 81 fbe state lsue ~ @4us8 -
police sel peruitfs-i ts eutff the cts
only O. sfittun tint they pa-s
through - efssr - possible. Ssrne tit.
Tergaa sof fhe east and some fef 80.
es5stfh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Rart~ohr. July - 4 fscfionsi fghi
in uoly i.oesfy church Polish c'ln'in
a,ei IN an attack on the preset Father
llsfatask W whicb tis prie<tiy rni,es
were torn irpm his i-o,iy and nc ese
badly i,eafen 4 numAer q arrests
we're made snd squad q isoiisf have
i~en detailed r. preserve the Tehee -.
rIorrns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

warrant ls osit fsa hls arrest. Mira Am
Mefrett. former teoaai Ia Aslbourns
store. still fs,lds the keys. Daring
call ~ drs Mssrett this nsoFning some
thing aroused Mslboarpe's jieplsasuTs.
and he ,s rsid IA have huFlssi botile II
ink st the WOMAN. completely covering
her face and the upper portion of hef
body Nth tl.e blaxa fiuld
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
rhrec >cw si,ch,a.p ro.,m..,,r.

WAsHINcroS. July - Michigan
posfofiiCe appointments to-day. H. r..
shaw. to succeed j !. Sanyison. at Al
iis. Preslue lsle county; Peter Iiozong.
to succeed 4. Richardson. resigned AT
Fai'sesiurg. Kent county. Perry :. Iii
lie. - snrceed ". J. Luce. resigned, at
ogden. Emmet county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

The general opinion 10 that tie Vac.
toTsa e0urt martial adde's nothing ees-r1
tai to What was already knosn II the
disaster ca 1rip<al The radical press
alone has violated the marim. -ise tnori
tins nii nisl bonum. 10 speak a. the one
point which. although IA eseryss.iss
IEind has lsrn officially lgnoHsd Why,
asked the radical newspapers. did the
court martial osnlt the one al smTcstans
question: We're Vice Admiral ifss'n,,
faculties ol,scurod b, any eaase not inl.
mesiiaiely under hir eonfrols
Tender regard for the memory a
fasorife commander is well enough. RAY
the radical editors. but what i- the per.
sonai character - oae brave sailor ~hen
such terrible loss of lie as that %
Iipoii - Ia question: The nueRosssi
plan of Vice Admiral Trsons conduct -
received with satisfaction ty the tens ~
thousands who have thought II over
since Rear Admiral Markham repgrt
arrived. but have not dared 20 speak H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

GRASp HAvrs. Mich. July -
Charles Christmas. Sr., father of Dep
uty Sheriff Charles Christmas 81 thIs
city. cut his throat three times with "A
Jack knife this morning with suicidal
intent He was over 80 years of age.
was born IN England and had for many
years been a resident of this city and
county lie is still alive. but there aro
no hops ~ his recovery. He had been
"A victim % despondency for some time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
saiva,ionist. storm Flint.

FLINT. Mich. July - The lombard
ment OF Flint by the Salvation Army
forces of the state I'm camp at Peer
grove began al 1910 this morning and
continued until nearly noon. Squads Of
men and women soldiers. the latter i'm
blue poke bonnets and skirts and red
waist4. and armed with tambourines.
paraded the streets and held open air
meetings on prominent corners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

ADElAN. Mich. July - Christ
church people talk of following the cx-
ample 81 the New York church that re-
Gently hired girl ashers. II is hcIi that
IA no other way can the young men of
Adrian be induced to attend Services.
The prctt.est girls ia church will be
selected q the plan ~ carried out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
Mnsk~, ,,obbcr. =, Adrian

ApRiAS. Mich, July -, Masked rob
bers entered the house of Daniel iiote-
man four miles southeast ~ the city
last night. chloroformed Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bo;eman and stole s.D in icwelry and
money. 4 handkerchief still wet. a
mask and an empty ehloroform bottle
were left behind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

FlrVr. Mhh.. July - Mrs. Harriet
KING vas arrested mere thiH mofnibg "a
a telegram from iilsanbur... DptarlD on
a charge - obtaining a $50 horse add
sssn vafth - merchandise uedor false
pretonses sheriff Pou toc'k the woman
back a. gii@0aharg to-day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

IsKsssxvee7a. Kan. guif y Tbos
Rsas vzz feund dad and Avn Waeher
fatally ffstilrra Eeaf ttle BaFilnEf1f.
rsfy ahSskF totflsS iT.sienfed that fne
MA hsd tses struck - = trsin rbiie
8a ! .lr0ak.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
SILVER IS The TOPIC
Cleveland WI Leave the Tariff
Alone IN His Message.
FINANCE is The QUESTION
ne H;.sds the tssss sa>-ss. - - e.si..s
80 hep~~i the shesaasA Az.
Nsshisx h,ise.

WAsnsrorus. July 2a-if is undns
ste,sd here upon good sathariis that fi.a
presidents message g. rensr-& sui
tre.t soiels the fin@ntssl slgaaiasn. he
hoids tim The extr~ ss.sssissD was cAilei
Tor the express puriso~n - ensrisDs such
iesieisison - mar he deceased neca~sasy
10 relieve the fnsncisl ssrinet1rs asi
restore pubiie cgshsienee: aud fbsf a
should dssote lis annFs sfleniion -
that pressing salieat ii-s s1s.es and
soggneisons upnn tAe fanr snd othsf
pubic qae.iious wlii te res,fs.ss fos ne
regular ssasson IA DscoBsi.sr 4fa
lsrcssieet IL aware that xsihoot aas
suggestion fsoIn him the hoase. u
efecflng lie orgsniEation. will eninr
apon the pr,ssiminar, work a
tariff nssis.on. The eays an1
m-ans oomnistee Nj. b< Az
pointed al ones aud all bexin an 81.
as0iuaiien ~ the tariff prc;sarass>fs -
neesied legislation II wlil reqairo x.i q
ihrs~ non;ls for The csm sasitff a. rs.t
through with the pre,insinarios A. ~
the case - tie Mckinney bail heaflane
inus! be grantcd - interests uAith ata
boerd II iie afiected l,f ihfiH cisanes<
itcncn. While the pre>i,ienf remains =
.e;Is Tor TIE time beiaE pilh fcxar4 -
the iarir that siii Nt4k no tifias he
wants The financial quest isa ssttied fr<t
and lie pnFfspse = g. srGes,tH q tnl
press upsn cougrte<s The lfaplftsslce Il
prourt action ~ the RICH; direclldG if
- understood TIA; the fresitisnt 4
averse % baelEe tie taf.r frfern.i,. 81
with TIE hnAacial qsffefioa tie p1N
urge the repeal - The Scefnsss acf ..
sIscesiiiy - possible. bat a. g. sAnt
recommendation he nsas ma'ke iryond
that noisoa. bat himself yet knees
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

ssrss5ld.ses &c enc ffs-stsents tss3
A. 81 D. rnt I.a~srsl

Casnstsa. gpiy "a = u~~fsnr =
ffs local and rtfefni rtseasitfes -
rt,a.rs a thr kffhnsfeuis.+,ts sfr fbf re-
tif.tai = vt4 ffarFsrffr sh4t - g ufsrn
4. sf5ss fifs nest eeei bsif sfsg sffrr
sszsn. ffssi sirfniis yset perfected ~ fle
ths~s defp -e~ei.,n. sta 80 sfferf..is
saess ~ 9steFstes Afrss esnssts issrf
tneo rlafs To- ef4ofsf cstise1
sfa p1Fsfiaf rasftinl'1 aufirf -
wctk = - se~pssr - fise raflfrrfr't..
ssa sifhmieh tle isei = ssgssf.rs tss
IA i,esa fui.y era I.lefs.a - ~. y sia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Barns. CarsS. Jolly - Chares Van
Dasen dieI here ihis morning aged y
years lie Rs@ foreman = Jbr Monn
ofiiae faf tvsiss yvsfs sfal Nfii knusn
among fhe Maternity in the state lie
leaves a eife and three children
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

DARNsrspr. july - While PLAYING
tennis on the lawn at Castle Wolfsrar
ten. last evening. the crand Duke 81
Hessc fell and spraihed one - his knees
The sprain is 80 severe that he will bc
compelled to remain IN bed Tor come
daxe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Irusc. Mich July - While Mrs
Na=es Aseis sas returning from pc
nir 10 rmefs1n isst eteainR hef horse
ran away thmelng h4r hifo 4 baftesi
wire fence. bFeskfng ipa ribs sai 10
lufed her internally
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

ADKrAN. Mich. July - John Wh,ty.
aged H.. one - the three boy tramfs
VINO has had tie free run ot things NJ
the county iail for some iiHe. decamped'
this morning vith sli stoien from tho
turnkey's vest packet. and from the lail
till lie vas caught AZ Clayton sOoa
after
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Remx IstAxp. Ia. JulY - CLARK II
Iluf6rl and Ma FANNIE sadiow eere
,iroe ned iu ketk river. near this esiy 70
eias Basb eere memref~ - camping
i.ut party. They we're htghlF cannef tefi
and amaug the hest knoen society IHo
.lfa - thr fffV
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

pmtsFrSF t'fFy hlcb JulF ~ Pee
i sxofth. sarsi - yesfs. = narh.uss
eH affhf II f'eef Ut afafth =
th ArfIraftafsf al.fse Gas dfHf ara
.ssfEeht sasle astaiss- ifi tae fa~t has.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

pggTeHtBs. 3nig Nfhasl Ani
Tboaa. sfshan esrs kl.la, ~ q pena
= yiysnla cypress tram ~ Saath i'4ite
tas fnlst Al paaanNH mao sha
sss Ha'siar - ne track Vith i..s sa = 81
Ia.a.iy ia3ufs4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Aaens Nies 4alg Heharsl Ne
tseaess eaaiseueasf. IS iAlesps. aasi 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

nsots here. xhile the nieistsfs stsad
orsd all their engagements aad sset "a
c1n=altatson-
When france refused the proposed
Concessions - Sssal eouple q dsf 80
authorities llks Ssr Charles Dixie Pfc
dicted . safrensieF q ~ome sy9t b. her "a
order O. get out n the hose Ia which she
placed herso,f IL ~as either a case ~
s.lhIFasing her excessive dsmansis
apoa the Asiatie kinsdons og backing
dnsn an o. EDglsnd She adopted tbs
latter course when 10 became either
csss n VAR OF 90 blockade. IL il be
llssset here that no matter bow success-
fDl the schemes may be IN Siam the
French .osernment cannot survive The
Loss q prestige which IL Sil. sustain
whea the extent ~ the Surrender e0me-
ulson the people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

That a vigorous foseign Toliey was to
he placed a. a card Ia the eomiag elec.
tson- noi-ssis d0etts ~ Csraots min.
ister- toani themselves Gproed into a
p.@it.ou IN which u xas either fight or
lose al they calculated On gaining from
a lingo poiicy. and they CHOSE the latter.
III Lord Duifer.n NJ. Develle had To DO
with the meet brilliant lrishman who
ever occupied foreign embassy. Who
has behind him IA Lord Rosetsry a
stauneh inperlalist.
The complete surrender of Siam and
the backdown az France before Lord
RoselssrYs demand has lightened up the
atmosphere IN the British foreign office.
Lord kosebeFy. secretary Of state for
fCTeixu Affairs. was at the foreign Office
a. a vcsy early hour this morning. lie
remained fhere for several hours Mr..
Gladstone has concluded that his pres
eace an London COW Is not necessary and
be has gone today 10 make his promised
visit 20 Stewart Rendel at Hatchlands
tlat-e near t.uiilfnrH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

PARgs. july - In view II the Siam
ese eoncesslon of all the demaads made
by the French. notice % which rca he'd
this ei.y todas. II Is expected that
France will withdraw the Loliee os tho
bloc SADIE. 1t j. also expected that
France will accept Slams surrender to
her uliimatum. IL ! understood that
the provinces ON the upper Mekong
river that we're ccded 70 siam by Great
Britain will form the subject cf future
negotiations between France aud Great
Britain.
BsScKoK. July - 1t is stated here
that England protested % France that
her threatened blockade of the Siamese
,scast would not be legal act. and that
France concesied the point made by
Great Britain. France. II il said has
undertaken that British commerce will
n nowise be interferrcd with by the
French warships. English vessels will
% allowed TO cross the Mcnam bar IN
ward for Bangkok after Sunday. The
situation here now prescntsa much more
peaceful aspect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
Frances Good VIII for Siam.

PsRls, July s9-The following semi
official statement was given % the prces
this evening: The Siamese govern
vent. having reconsidercd its former at
t.tuie. now accepts ali conditions Of
Frances uitimatum. without reserve.
The acceptance gives complete saiisfac-
ton 10 France aud AL who were rot de
-irous of ms king the Siamese difficulty
the occasion Il fresh colonial entor
prise"
After referring 10 the cabinet meeting
today and the cabinet meet.ng called
10 tomorrow the statement csoses with
TIE words The French government.
desiring % give proofs - its good will
Ia Siam. probably vili not raise further
objections IN the affair.
Another semi official statement de.
nies the truth % the rumor that NJ.
Devcile and VI. Delcassc, under secre-
sary of state for the colonies, have re.
signed The public viii find proof in
the outcome ~ the Slamesc affairs says
the statement that Great Britain has
DOT interyened aud does not intend to
10 So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
Paris Mad Mith JOY.

PsRIs. July 2o-The official rotifca-
tion IL Slams acceptance 81 the ulti-
matum was delivered AZ the fo.eign
Office 10y Prince Vadhana. Siamesc min
istcr who was received by VI. Deyclle
with great cordiality. After his depar-
ture NJ Develle telephoned the news to
Premier Dupuy who summoned "A cabi
net council. On this short notice but
lve ministers could be- found therefore
after an informal discussion ~ Siam =
SURF gdcr the meeting was adjourned
until tomorrow when President Carnot
vail confer With the ministers either IN
Paris or IN Marty le-boi. All tho news
papers got out extras announcing tho
news under flaming headlincs. kiation
prevails on thc bpuleyar'is The block
ale doubtless viii be raised Immediately
although Toe the present the gunboats
now Of the Siaue-c coasi sail - ieft IN
the gulf % siam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

LoNpoS. July - Beyon1 question
tho Sianese affair brough France aud
tircat Briiain ntfch ucassr hot tlities
than The pubic have rcallzci.
rae earl Il Eoschcry, British
foreign secretary. has bad prac-
tically free hand with the uegotia
ti,ms Nith f'rance. anJ he hss found sn
able supporter len the Marquis = Iufcg
n BRITISH anl bazsador IN Paris. bach
has maintained a digniiied attitude Ear
removed FROM ilusier. but ilrm teyond
auy ~ .sundrfstaudIng
4ogefter they imprcsseI uB the
French 0filcia mind unmissakatiy their
intention upt to iet anyboey ride
rough stod over British interests 81 the
east Great brtsfns protect that tie
blockade - tie ~Ismese coast was
i.egsl ansi her slggestIon that interfer
ence with British commerce. would not
81 foserated zese ads with such IN
qualified piainDe~s tbst the fnuch min
ssiers were sobefod AZ unce and rlu
eesfed the ius'ics = the British CVvesa
uents conteatson
There r,slalns little ioub. that a
pacific sctficm~at - the dispute eiil t-e
accomplished shortly That such y The
ca~e j. stfrnatsrie no less o. Great
firifaius stf3tr,ie tran q Siam sus
rensier The territorial arrangements
between France sui SIAM are not likely
fu cause any spprecislae dihculfy
They wiii b. Simply a matter = liipip-
matte agreement
kmnng the srTfssl suggestions = a
esnrfauiize tbs ma=t pisussifie aue is
that Frssee pnainsiiy N crseiansgrss
- siam bus really ~ re~rert - British
intervention. iearr~ - SIAN the tern
tory nogfh q she eighteenth rsfaiial
Rsxszas i8fy - Tie rsbiaet eein
etl a ~blea tae ierisicn o. gfaBt AT
Aemani~ q Frsncss Bitiuatam AS
snasis. w@s ca lcsi Al TIE rpIs psiace ges
fe~siar mofning The kleg Trfsi,ifst
Hs fxsl brsssnere ard al TIE ministers
fsr~ pzesent After sitting seVeral
hssfss the enaaeii aferusesi ife views &
lie EssH party instfsftsfs Nefs
thsr feteE-ssrhe.i - t7frcr taGhs -
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, 1893-07-15
CHRIsTIANsTED

July l2th-per sohnr. ''Vigilant' from st.
Thomas-Harris Hansen, Mrs. Kalmer q
child & daughter Maria Kalmer, Rebecoa
Edwards, Inspector of Jail B. Dendtler q SON
Ludwig DendtIer & daughter Alma Dendtier,
A. r. Raven, Thee. Bstornell & servant John
Mcdonald, Alfred Heyliger.
July 18th : per schnr. "Vigilant" for st.
Thomas-Alfted Heyliger, Mrs. Chabert q
2 daughters Rosainond & Alvilda y servant
Susanna Phillipas, Sarah Blake, Planter
Thorwald Weng with 2 children Lizzie &
Waldemar d servaAt Cath. Smith. Ernst.
Danielsen.
July 18th per slOop Trial" for St. jan
George Torrents.
FREDERIKsrED June 18th.
The $. .. "Calibbee' arrived here yesterday
from New York VAST. Thomas unloaded 44S
pkgs. and proceeded to st. Kits,
July 13th-per q. s.."Caribbee" from Now
York-Revd. 4 Mrs. A. Brown & 8 children,
Miss N. B. Quin. From st. Thomas-Revd
6chslfhaut, Mr.. c.. Anduzs, Brother Patrick,
Mics =. Sholdersay, Rsvd. Greider, Lucille
Ohristiansen.
July 12th-psr schnr. Atlantic" from ST.
Thonas-Miss Julia Cumnaings. Mrs Jane
Abel.
, 1893-07-15
OFFICI4L NOTICE.
Anstbttel>e

BINDER lode Juni 1893 er consti-
III tueret Kongelig Bogholder paa
st. Croix cand. polit. is. HJORT
a~llernaadigst udn@vnt til Kongelig
Boeholder paa St. Croix fra 1ste
September 1893 at regne.
, 1893-07-15

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