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The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Man From. Boston.

Seats are on sale at Portland Theatre
box Office for the performance of ''The
Man From Boston, this evening. with
John L, Sullivan as the man. John L.
is said to have developed into
quite histrionic artist, and has sup
porting him very capable company. In
the company are Miss Grace Ottillie, a
sodbrette who is thoroughly UP to the
times, and Bobby Mack and H. q. Clark,
who are said to be decidedly clever fur
makers.
County Fair.
"Have you seen the County Fair?' y is
the question being asked by our towns
people, and those who answer in the
negative are told that they should en-
brace their last opportunity as the play
is announced at the Portland Theatre
next Friday and Saturday. 1t is stated
that this is the last appearance of the
play in this place. The County Fair
ID great play. It is pleasing, interest
ing, and in short, satisfying. The race
scene in the last act is a triumph in stage
realism and mechanism. The race from
start to finish is one of the most
striking features ever introduced on the
stage. There are fifty people in the
picturesque fair scene. If you want to
laugh, and If you enjoy seeing others
giving way to honest and unadultsrated
merriment, your opportunity will be in
sseingthe 'County Fair. "i's
- Benefit Concert.
The benefit concert to be rendered to
the Imperial Quartette Club at City Hall
Thursday night will embrace talent of a
high order. Those distinguished harp
iste, Mr.. and Mrs. Aptommas; the charm
ing vocalists, Mr.. E. G. Mitchell, Mrs
Jennie King harrison, Mr.. j. P. WEIGH
and Miss Henrietta D. Rice, Imperial
Mandolin and Guitar Club, themselves,
and Mr.. Barrael, the magician, will make
a programme well worth listening to.
Tickets now on sale at Stockbridge's.
Orstorio Of Belshazzar.
This beautiful oratorio was recently
given in the Vaughan street M. E.
church under the auspices of the Geo.
Gilman Chapter Epworth League by a
chorus of 80 or 40 voices, assisted by
some Of Portland's best singers as solo
SITS. 1t will be repeated Wednesday eve
ming. Mays24th, at. the Chestnut street
ME-. clIiirch under the. auspices of the
Epworth- League. Every lover of music
should avail himself of this oppor-
+,,,.;+, Il VIM s.
180sdoz. straw hats at assignee's prices
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16
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MARRIAGE

In this city. May 15, by Rev. G. /. KERN, Fred
I. Saunders and Miss Mary r. Scholes, both Of
Portland.
Ih Leeds Centre, May IL, B. R. Ramsdell Of
Leeds and Miss Susie G.. Wood.
: In Biddeford. April 25, Mark Bryant and Mrs
Frances A, Lord.
In saco, April 2e. Harry G. lounge and Miss
Lillian May Thomas.
!, In Fairfield, May Q, Lester F. Nye and Miss
Sarah s. futile.
In Searsport,- May 8. Peter H. Monroe and
Mrs Catharine E. Gahagan.
In Searsport. May s, Fred L. Chaplin of Cam
den and Miss Susie M. Eames OF Prospect.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16

Commodore Preble Camp. Independ,
emit Sons of Veterans, was organized in
this city last evening. The following
officers were elected:
Captain-Geo. III. Brooks.
First Lieut.-E. E. Austin.
Second Lieut. Drank r. Bailey.
Camp Council-James E. Paige, John f.
Wood, Leonard L. Files.
The Camp will wear the uniform OF
the United States Navy and be armed
with cutlasses. The next meeting will
be held Thursday evening at hall $50 10
Congress street, when the non commiss-
Toned officers will be- appointed. All
sons of honorably discharged soldiers,
sailors and marines of the Civil War are
cordially invited to be present and join
the camp.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

1IrONE D U111H 1OO1lDs
MONDAY. - Mark O'Hare. Intoxication
Fined IS and costs.
Henry Burnliam. Common drunkard Thir-
ty days in the county jail.
Arthur f. Abel and William O'Donnell In
toxlcation and disturbance. Fined So and one
half costs each.
BENJAMIN Wolf. Intoxication and disturb
ance. Thirty days in joil and So and costs.
Charles Burleigh. IntOxication. Fined So
and costs. ~ .N y
Frank Mccarthy. Assault. Thirty days in
the county Jail.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16

Reception at the First Parish House.
There viii be reception at the parish
house of the First Parish church, today,
from 4 until s o'elock, given by the Young
Ladies Circle for Rev. John G. Perkins
and Mrs. Perkins. All members of the
parish are cordially invited to be present.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16

Visit the sale of straw hats at Atkin-
sons.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16

1eoSdoz. straw hats at assignee's prices
at Atkinson's.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16

Straw hats. Is, 20, 25 and 50 cents at
Atkinson's.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-16

Plain Saline, Printed Ginghans
White White
at
We have just line Of Ladies' Black
BrOadcOth Refers for
80 -
Ladies' Blazer $3.50, $1,000 $3.50 each
perfectly. 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
BY A BROKEN RAIL
o.. G. n. & N. Midnight Train
Wrecked Near lonia.
COACHES ROLLED IN A DITCH
Sixteen Freight Cars Len the Track Also,
Bu, Fortunately But oas Passenger
Sustained ssfous lnjunes.

IosiA, Mlch., Jan. 29.-By sn inter-
ventlon Of the kindly Providence Sho
guards over the destnsss of railway
travellers, . fsta! wreck was avoided on
the d.. q. IL. 4 NJ. At O'Clock tnis
morning. The midnight mixed train
for DeiroitIan into broken raj three
ailes west Of here. The train con-
sisted OF twenty freight cars. . corab.-
nation baggage and smoker. . pas
engsr coach and sleeper. The engine
and four freight cars passed over the
rail all right. but the other freight
cars. the smoker and passenger coach
were derailed.
Tho freight cars were piled high on
the Toadoed, and the coaches rolled
over on their ssdes into the ditch. The
sleeper kept the track. There were
but twelve Passengers in the derailed
coachcs, and fortunately none were
seriously injured save George Bolson
Of this city. although all were shaken
up. Hermann, the magician, and hi-
company were among the occupants OF
the sleeper, and lent valuable sh-ist-
snce In rescuing the passengers from
their perilous position.
The engine ran into Iona aud
wrecking crews were telegraphed for
from Owosso and Grand Rapids. aud
Dr. Barnes was taken back TO care for
the injured. No attempt was made to
bring tho train back. but simply to
clear the track. Tits wae finally ac-
complished. and be ated passengers
were hustled east ~ a lively rate. The
weet bound trains we're delayed three
hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
ARRANoEMEnTs AT CHURCH.
The Floral ohsnngs Will Be Something
Superb.

superb.
wAsnIScros. Jan. sa.-Ths decora-
tions of the Church Of the Covenant
for The funeral of Mr.. Blaine tomorrow
morning will be under the charge OF
George ii. Brown. public gardener.
Large quantities OF flowers have Al
ready t,een sent TO the hsuse, and these
with what may come later will doubt
lcss occupy ali available space about
the chnncel raj that can Be spared for
their accommodation. The following
gentlemen will act ~ ushers: Messrs.
Robert :. Chiffon. Horace Washington,
Iliifori Richardson, ". W. stevens.
sevel.on A. Brown, Andrew Allen,
Wilham Haywood, Sidney smith, Frank
{. Partridge, Cspts. A. Z. Tyler, Alex
snder Rodgers, Lleuts. Buckingham. L.
;. Rodgers anu Dr. Fraucis b. LorIng.
Tue Church OF the Covenant con-
tains 77O seats. but tins number can be
Increased to about 1909 by the use of
chairs aad stools. hence the necessity
for conhning admission 10 the building
on the OCCASION Of the funeral, as with
out some such restriction ten times
that number would valnly strive for
entrance.
The main body OF the church will be
reserved for members OF the family
and their immediate friends, and the
families Of the president. vice president
aud members OF the cabinet. Ga the
LETT OF the main ste will be seated the
members of the diplomatic corps, VINO
wit attend unotiiciAliy. Seats for man.
bers of the senate and house OF repre-
sentstives will be reserved on the right.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
MURDERED MARSHAL.
Timber Thieves Ambush Secret Service
Oficial and Riddle Him

IirrLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 29.-Unlted
states Prosecuting Attorney G.. 4.
Matters tonight received a dispatch
from BatesyIlle, Ark, giving nleager
details OF the asssssnation OF Deputy
L nited states Marshal III. y. Faulxin-
berry OF tins city. The dispatch says
that Mr.. Fsulkinberry was killed by a
gang Il timber cutters near batesyille
early this morning. Open threats that
government officers would bc murdered
should they attempt To enter their
country for the purpose OF arrestlng
tie t.nfs,er gang, had been made.
MI. tsuikInberry had teen IN The
government secret service for the past
twenty years ADD knew no fear. About
day break this morning. with a small
posse. he entered the iawlcss commun
ny. riding ahead of ms ASSISTANTS.
After going quarter OF mtie the
party Was fred upon from ambush.
Fsuikinberry fell AZ tnel first voil.y.
dying almost instantly. The fire was
returned. but u is not known with
what effect. Judge Wa ters has al
ready taken steps to send a strong
force after the assa-sins.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

MESoxiNEE. Mich. Jan. 2s.-krplo-
rarons have been gong on for some
time cn property owned by the Menom
NEE River Lumberipg company IN sec
ton IL, on the Menominee range. At a
point near the Appleton mine, At the
mouth of Pine Creek. about four
miles north of Wsucedsh. Yesterday
the extent OF a body OF rich ron orr
vas determined. forty foot DRIFT
had been made, and undoabte5 5!y tie
largest body of blue hrmatite ever dir
covered IN the range 10 The result The
find has created mich excitement. ana
the owners of the prorerty are he
sisged for options TO explore the rect
of The section.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
GROWERS EDlcT.
lie Says Ths, the Faithful Mus, Figh,
Shy Awhile.

lie Says Ths, the Faithful Must Flgh:
Shy Awhile.
LAKnwoop. Jan. 2a.--In an interview
with = reporter of the United Pres.
President elect Cleveland ssid "rnc
date is now ~ hand when | musl
have more tune 10 myscs thzn
have had since tse election.
Thus far the most OF my time
has been devoted T. interviews, vince
have lssen by no means unpleasant nor
unproiistie. but other ihiugs sfc now
pressing upon me which require unlis-
terropted consideration. wish.
therefore, YOU would say Tor me-
Through the pFess that sh-ll
be at my ottce 10 New York
every day. with pcrfsps ne exception.
during tie week commencing viii
Janusry 20, and that sitter February I
! shall remain AT Lakewood. where
expect TO be nndsstBIbea IN The WORK
which will smpsrstyely demand ms
attention. ! also especially drsire u
TO he nnderssood that from new until
the stn Of March letters should ~ al.
dressed % me nj the Mile building
New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

1oNuox, Jan. 20. The princess of
Wales sent tha vesk 20 the Chicago
worlds TAR a ttauttul corner chalf of
csrvsd oak with cut cowh.6e carving.
msee by the pupils tee Ssndrirg
ham T.ebutcsl school. 1he eowhlae
sas eat ~ the prlncsss ot wsies sc.
cofdiug TO her oen design. The re.
served i,rice = floe. n - devoted "a
ctnrts. The Psspefssss N.etorls snd
A-ad have sen, niesic .to i 81 t..if
eva De osatng. slso 10 be cod Tot
fHef4t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
woEknp rnl noosInn..
..Pfof-ssof' Farnasm Starts . Peculiar
K,ni Ct school, and Skips Out.

s.Prof-ssoEr Farnnsm Starts . Peculiar
K,ni Ct school, and Skips Out.
LareRrr. Ind. Jan. .9.-Frosessor
George tarnnam OF tue LapoEie Besi-
nsss college. s.so of TIE bu..ness col
lsgss A. Lima ard Gallon. oA.o. and
proprietor of the Automatic cassiing
PEN supply company. di-sppeared lt-t
Tuesday on Drettnse ot gong 10 Lima,
ard las not since teeu heard frens.
Yesterday a representative ot the
LIMA National bank arrived here And
attached al property belong ns 10
fsrnnsn 90 clam ot 5000.
sns today fsports business nen
DR7e been busy fling under Tor
the large amount due them. Farm
ban came here ssst summer. snj. rsut-
10 isrge three- story tail.iing. tttej
"A % sszsftless ot expense for Dns.-
res. college lie sold scholarships IN
advance AZ from s. - $50, according
90 tne essuCh of study 20 10 pursued. /.
tsking in payment the purchasers
notes or Snort tmc. One hundred and
f1ffv schoisrsnigs we're secured, the
people ~ 80 fIty regarding t"e mst
tsr a. puttic eaiergr<e sns suoecrlo-
ink literally.
fsrnhsn. 9 = nov found. q disc untei
thss@ sote- at tae hsrks before skip
pisE out, snd took with him
arze sum ~ money, eati-
mated st fron $1,000 % So. l01. /.
and leaving debt. IN tn. city run
nrux nto tae thousands. Msny pur-
cnssers n schos u are roor
people. Who arranged o. paw tneir
notes - 1.ts imerts. a0d thr go vii
he srvars 90 t1ea TIE .cnsoi sii es
cootinaed ~ pun -ns ted peorie Of
the town- farnhars e susu~tset ~
f3rgery. AMI II the usr rsn h- found
Re rili - trpnfnt back here a. cs,n-
trent the vrosEed people He a q
tsif. mafle-sget msn. hsv'ax rrti "a r
.of fall red b~sri niss eyes. Roman
no-e ard enc elss, eve IL nsHta al
verssed AZ 500 Per Yasr p7vste adv
80 rstsrv has aiso iefs ttru. hey
s-es,a,t rssv fcnr ~ esco atoer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

ands of professional funny mea m the
eoentf> could nsssr stand show he
fore "a saa.enor. They have . nne
nas1d of siatssn p'scee. . spisnaio OF
ensstrA. unrssslsd ssnvers and azncsrs.
sir zsrohats of long sra'nlns aud cam
to oottivsi tie attractions offered ~
jack hsserly IA h.s pslmisss days
The company vii maze . tour Of
conssdsrshie i.ngth the spring. open.
ing NJ lpslisnti IA February =. al Ann
Areof on the ssth and then going 20
Detroit. Toledo. Grand kspias. Jack
son, Ray Cisy. saginaw, Flint. Iansing
ana possibly tnrough Canada 10 Mon
tfeAl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

They VIII As,emr, 70 s-lz- The Ksnsss
Lrgs!<iure Today.

lrg gssflre ocsf.
TorfEA. Mas. Jan. -. There " con-
ridsrahle talk tonight Etopt tie popo-
iisis taking posstssen 81 the fepresen-
iaiise hall Monday att p n. and pre-
venting TIE republican. ffcm meeting
al O'Clock. the hour 10 vAlch thr re-
pat'icen house adjourned. Toe giopu-
ii-is took a recess t.ii =. M Monday.
aat the threat bss been made that fiie
poDul.so vii seciife i,c<tessien % the
nail Al tnat hour sud csntp there. sud
not allow the republicans 10 enter M
iefs they sgrss T. surrender and Tecox.
nixe Ipnusn0fs - epsaEer. The fsopu-
iisfs viii. 81 courst- Save their oilcers
ln ctsrke 81 Tho doors. 1nd q - weli
kncwn thaf there - guiir Al element
n the g.op0ilst house ready 90 ~ ths
srheme and u possible fFesent 80 r.
pchhcsn. from catering tbe bail a
o'clock.
several popriisis ~ere ene'iicued
so nj tire matter tonight. nai they
would ssy notafDc. -ifakrr l'uns-
- ore s.ia today shst M psptiissts had
not played tbeu hrst csfds ~. ana
that vbsn tnry go fie rerunil OBJ
-tfnetonl-is ssooft riard from under.
Should a. ss,fnpt b. made 10 keep
ont tfe rel0hitca.s tfouhI. vii foiloe.
snd there . NJ telling where ~.ti
end kepahiicsr members vent hosos
Yesterday sn9 cRnnci cet here until
Monday afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Hs Sues tia Builders OF . Street Railway
System

MAEIoS. Ind. Jan. 29.-Russell Har-
Flson arrived here yesterday and NJ
oncs began TO make thsnzs interesting
hy Ming . suit for the possession OF
street railroad He 10 presldsnt OF the
Queen Csty Railroad company. which
had contracted with the DeIfields
Construction company OF New losk
for the construction OF fiye miles OF
rad. The Delfields were TO operate
the road for ums after completion.
Harrson alleges faulty construction
and unsatisfactory operation ~ the
road. A damage suit Tor SIS. 900 has
also been flied Mr.. Hsrrson will
make tins his headquarters for . time
with view To building. eqaipping aud
operating an extensive electric line.
including an extension to Gas City. s.x
miles north of here. TINS 10 tho begin
ming Of system that 10 expected 10
reach AL the principal points IN the
I Indiana gss field
kuseeli Harrison sscured possession
! of the Queen City STREET railroad last
night NJ midnight. with the assistance
OF the rherih. The restraining order
Mas issusd by the court. llsrrison OPP
Grated the road today. and Will con-
tinuc to Go 50 until the complications
are Strengthened cut by the court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
TILL, OF THK WRECK.
John Watson Talks on the Accident a,
Kent Saturday.

Sr. PAUi. Minn., Jan. 29.-The CHI
cago x Great Western train bearing the
twenty-eignt men injured IN the wreck
at kent, H., saturday afternoon. ar
rived here at S.i5 this afternoon.
Uader tue direction OF Dr. Mllard,
physicisn of tie Great Western COM
psny. fourteen OF the injured men
xcrc removed to ~. iuxe's hospital,
where they were made a. comfortable
as possible
john Watson, IN cnarge OF the conn.,
mlssary car. said that W. Il. ASeFs. the
Minneapolis attorney, VINO was the
only passenger killed. had Just left this
comml-sary car and Was ON the plat
form Nnen the coaches left the track.
Akcrs' body was found IN snow drift
some distance ir)m the wreck
ana was lrlghtfully msngled. Tne
engine ran safely over the hro-
ken rail at Kent. OF the nine
car. ol the train. i've left the track and
rolled down su embankment, ten or
twelve feet. Two of the cars turned
over aud were resting on the roof OF
the others eide. One of the cars Was
thrown forty feet from the track. IL
WAS IN this coach that the passengers
Was most seriously injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Psasnss. kss.. Jan. 9s.--J. ,. FREY.
for the yss; four ysnrs general super
inlendent II the Mstsour. ksnsas A
le1ss Railway cotugsny, Win head
quarters in this city, hss formally i-s
dpfed ne res gussfln. 81 take tffec.
next Tuesday. he vnss 20 Tetas ~
general manager of the fssf Line 4
Red River railroad. and siso N charge
of The south rssfrfn soDstrncfion com
feny. A. 4. Allen. refeniiy ~ TIE
Noftnrfa Pacific, in clrcuiaf sssned
today ~ second Yes fresst~us Fufsy
Aas lseen sprnpted general sspergn
lendeEi n rlacs oi bfty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
DRAPLD IN MOURNING.
The Capitol Wears the Hab.limenss Of
Grief--C ,vernor's Proclamation.


LANSING, Mich, Jan. 2s.-Michigan's
capitol is houee II mourning. On
the outer balcony over the front en-
trance is hung q large picture of James
q. Blaine, draped with the national
colors and black Grape. Draped PFC
tures Of the dead statesman are also
nung over the speakers chars in the
senate and house. The galleries are
also decorated with the national colors
mingled with black bunting; all the ar
rapgements are well progressed and
will be completed before the Iegisla-
tors begin To we.
Governor Rlcn yesterday issued the
following proclamation anent the
death OF Mr.. Blaine:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
LANSING. Jan. 2s, 1892.
The death of Mr.. blaine. while not
unexpected ,caus the nation 10 mourn.
HIS emiuen, Official services, hls wise
and practical counseis al all times, hrs
close touch with The whole people, his
cheerful and manly acceptance OF adj
verse decisions by the national conven-
tim of his own political party. as we'll
as at the polls. MS fortitude uncer the
most crushing domestic aiiiicnons. has
made him the IDEAL OF the people who
now vie with each other In dong him
honor.
In recognition of tnis feeling the
flags Will be displayed At half mast on
the state house aud all etate institu-
tous until after the funeral. The cap
i,ol will be appropriately draped and
all state departments closed during the
funeral services on Monday from . ..
m. until p. IN. IL is also recon.
mended that the flags on school build
ings be appropriately displayed Until
after the funeral and that the people
generally refrain from business during
the time of funerai aud take such
other means As they may deem rppro.
pirate To express tie peoples grief al
the nations toss.
JohS L. RicH.
BY the Governor:
JoHS W. JorHix.
Secretary Of State.
In accordance with the wishes oi
Governor Rsch all state Department.
will cleee during the hour of the fun.
crsi services tomorrow aud tusines'
generally throughout the city will he
suspended.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

'oes' ',o' 'a fues
just at present attracting much atten-
tion. The Rev. tr. Phelan, editor of
the Western Wstchmsn, yesterday sent
the following telegram 70 member OF
the faculty OF the Catholic university
1t wasnington:
"Dr. UGorman, Washington. Did
Blsine receive the last sncraments?
Give facts. ID. 3. PHELAN."
The reply was: "Rev. ID. &. Pnelan:
No. O'GoRNAx."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

LeSpos, Jan. z9.-Ihe Daily News
SAYS Of the Hawaii revolution; The
os.rthro~ Of the qteen appears to be
an American coup, HAWAII being the
KEY To tac whole group; the Amsri-
eans, once they pcssesa II, would not
have difficulty IN making themselves
masters of tLe others. Europe, how
ever. hss ntcessltiss In the came quar-
ter. Honolulu being the only coaiing
station ON the mail route between San
Francisco and Auckland"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
SENDING suurs.
The Gov-rnmens Has Ordered -Four Yes.
scis 20 Honolulu ., Oue-.

saS faANsIsco. Jan. 2g.-The flag.
shin Nohscsp. with AdmIsl skserit
stosrd. Jeff Mare isisnd navy yards at
O'Clock this morning Sne arrived
ths AFTERNOON aud proceeded direct to
ga or her wsy TO fiouoluln. The
Ranger e ftIscsei g. ieavs the yard At
sry noment. sud me Adams vii leave
usfe tofsy Ier ssvefal months there
h's DOT been - much tsstie and sCiir-
~ a. toe Mare fsisnd navy ysri -
si.e~e .iner th~ rs~s hss been rsceivee
s'nonhr q the oxsrthrur = TIC n4en
srenies govffnnleft ~ IsssH. Tue
ssfiees afsls ~ departments effe
o'dfred - report lmnsedsal y ~ the
e'ffeni s0aarts of'lcs. snt orders vsfN
ts.'i-" - sssul - baTs the fazsn q
Aehtesh SD sne csussf Ranger featlV
tn stfsni away tfon the STAND ~ onra
80 tnr Assis 10 t-e r*sdv vistr
foftf esxht taufA
tsfFsasffs ~efe al once set 30 wois
lafid * rael fcf The two former shfss.
I'D - i@tt a. fseefssd 40 the ehsff y
sss is@f si<sff ~ - skets snd st@frfi
- - buassFs Fras..iesls ~efs s~si
eft from .'efs-fnun4s srd fvsfF as
abs Hss $50 sst - ~efz
"trfe fen'g - n,ost Stu
sisss ne sss. 81 zee eonsplississsi
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BIZ Lumber Deal.

BAY CRY. Mich. Jan. ga deal has
just been closed by winch 1900. .0o0
feet OF lumber will be brought 10 TN.
city from Duluth at the opening Of
navigation to he worked up into box
shocks ai local factories Inls 10 like
carrying coais to Newcastle. but u
proves that tb:s location IL favorable
for the working MP of the coarse pro-
duct ne well ~ Toledo. Tonswands anc
otner points, even when the mstersl
must De bought hundreds Of miles dis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
Work Of . color-d Brute

PARIS. Tex. Jan. 2s.-In a piece Of
dense wood. covered by leaves aud
brush the hfeles body OF Myrtle
Vance. years od. was found today.
A -slght brut-e on the right temple WAS
the only sign Of violence until her
body was examined, when u was
found that she bad been outraged.
The body was torn aud mangIed IN Q
horrible manner aud q was svidens
tina, the torture was almost II not en-.
tir.ly the sole cAuse of death. Henry
smith. mulailo. wac her sssaslant.
Smith has fled, bat posss = on his
fra