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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
WAS HIT VERY HARD
DE-. Everett Taken to Task BY
Mr. GroHeoor.
HIS STATEMENTS CHALLENGED


WASHINGTON. Oct Tin the house
today after the morning hour the fed
eral elections bin was taken mp.
Mr.. Everett did not deny the consti-
tntional power Of congress 30 pass the
lava but he did not believe that il had
the moral right to do ~ lie wanted 20
wipe from the statute books the last
relic Of sectional spirit lie would re-
move every Law that grew out of the
war.
Mr.. Gro<vsnor said that Massachu.
setts would not permit her distinguished
son TO say that that great state was in
favor Of the repeal OF the thirteenth
amendment 10 the constitution. Mas
saehusetts would not consent that the
fourteenth amendment should be wiped
out Nor did be believe that Msssa-
chusetts believed that the fifteenth
amendment should be repudiated and
repealed.
Referring to the repeal bin and the
present condition y the senate. he said
sarcasucally that filibustenpg was vir.
tue when there was force bill; but il
was a crime when the purchasing clause
OF the Sherman act was To be repealed
Congress had been called in extraor.
binary session for special purp ose,
Congress had been in session for two
months and the people were worse of
today than they mad been two months
ago because they could not get from tho
democrat party any worthy action OF
legislation.
weadock Makes n Speech.
Mr.. Weadock advocated the repeal bill
and pictured the dangers which must
follow the retention of the federal elec-
tion laws
Mr.. Oates. in opposing the federal
election bills. eulogized the southern
states. declared that the people OF those
states were law abiding citizens. incapa-
BILE of keeping nursery OF fraud. He
then opposed the laws on constitutional
grounds
Mr.. Hepburn denied that the present
statutes interfered with local elections
in the states The only purpose OF the
federal election laws was that there
should be peace at the polls; that there
should be the right Of every man 10 vote
as he pleased.
Mr.. swanson entered his earnest pro
test against the charges which repub-
lcan speakers had made against the
honesty OF elections in the southern
states.
Mr.. Cannon said that he did not ex-
pect that anything he could say would
change single vote on the pending
measure; but he wished to declare that
the necessity and propriety OF the fed
eral elections had been misrepresented
by gentlemen on the other side. lie de
Tended the constitutionality OF those
laws and said that citizens having the
right 10 vote should be allowed 10 exer-
else that right. and neither corruption
or intimidation should deprive them Of
that right.
Mr.. Hunter declared that the federal
election laws had been enacted in order
To perpetuate the republican party in
power
Mr.. Hull supported the constitution
ality OF the existing federal election
laws
Mr.. Cousins opposed the pending leg
islation.
Fifteen members were present at 5:i5
o'clock. when the house took recess
until ) O'Clock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
Driven BACK b, storm.

CHicAGo. Oct. After being buf-
feted about 10y storms for week the
schooner American Union was towed
into port today. The schooner was in
eight OF Milwaukee when the big gale Of
last week began. She was driven back
down the lake for loo miles before che
found a place of shelter She was
within nifty miles of this city when the
gale OF Thursday night struck her. and
once more che was driven back Fin.
ally tug took her In tow of Milwaukee
and brought her here Some of tho
schooners deckload of lumber IL miss
ing. but the crew - safe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
WILL FoRcE A VOTE.
voorhees, Gives Notice for Continuous
Session. Beginning Wednesday,.

WARRINGTON. Oct TN the senate
today. when the silver repeal bill was
taken up. Mr.. Voorhees, said: II desire
this morning 10 state in the hearing of
the senate and ~ the country that ON
"Wednesday next. after the meeting Of
the senate. shall ask IL To continue IN
session until vote Is taken on the
pending measure. and | shall ask and
expect senators 10 maintain a quorum
for the transaction of business until the
end Is reached of this protracted strig
gle might say more. but that Is not
necessary | give this notice IN ortier
that senators may govern themselves
accordingly IN tho performance of the
duty which they owe TO the public"
Mr. Roach addressed the senate in
favor Of the repeal % the Sherman act
but expressed desire that there should
be some legislation In connection with IL
that would recognize silver ss legal ten
der money.
Mr.. Allen took the floor and began a
speech against the repeal bill.
An amusing colloquy which took the
form of sarcasm on finance tnok place
betwecn Mr.. Alien and Mr.. Doiph as 10
fhe difference between the actual and
fhe face value ~ gold and silver coins.
Mr.. Allen claimed that the free and un-
I}mited coinage of any metal made the
bullion value II that metal equivalent
TO IT. coinage value Mr.. Dolph re.
garded that proposition a. a very re
markahle one. and cited the fact that
under the Bland act when there were as
many silver dollars coined in four
monfhs a. had been coined IN the pre-
ceding eighty years. the market price
u silver bad fallen sfar below the aver
age value % SILVER.
Mr.. Allison undertook 90 straighteu
out the tangle. lie agreed that with
the free aud unlimited coinage la the
United States the silver bullion an a
dollar and a coined silver dollar would
l,e a the same value. They wonhi rep
resent the same thing. bat " the l. uiied
States undertook 10 u@e both gold and
silver a. a measure ~ value. then q new
question would he raised the question
n the ratio hetueen the tao " Eng
land bad 4 ratio q u a. af.i The
United States a ratio a III ~ I. at the
gold would g. 90 the one country and
all the silver % the other
Al thu point q the discus@ion Mr.
Allen Withoot conpieting hls sr<ech
Yieiiesi to motion % adjourn. sad the
senate a. .. N sdlearaed antii Mon
day a II = "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
TOO MUCH FOR PEFFER.
Coinage Bill Introduced He Could
Not Indorse-

WAsHISGroS. Oct T. Senator PETER
has introduced bill TO provide for the
coinage OF all the gold and silver in the
treasury and for all that shall be offered
and for the issuing Of enough paper
money To bring the volume of the cur
rency up 10 s6OO0O00,OO0 OF this
amount 5000. 100000 is 10 be distributed
10 the various states and territories. pro
rata. according TO population TO be ex-
pended in public Improvements. The
bill further provides that all citizens %
the United States Offering their labor
shall be employed under the conditions
of the bill The bin was introduced by
request. Mr. PETER Explaining that he
did not consider the country ripe for
such legislation yet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
TREAcHERY IN CAMP.
Voorhees, Bill Ma, he Killed by Its
Friends

Irttuu&
WAsHIScroS, Oct lit is believed
that treachery has been discovered in
the ranks Of the democratic senator's
and thore Is fear for the Voorhees, bill
Even the president il anxiona The
worst of it IL that. should the fear be
well founded. nothing can be done to
check the movements OF the traitors.
They arc not actuated by any love for
the enemy. but to an unshakeable per
sonal dislike for the president IL is In
their power TO bring the tight for uncon-
ditional repeal 10 successful issue
That issue would he reached 10y simply
securing vote. But these senators
who are thought To be guilty Of treach-
cry would be- compelled To vote for un-
conditional repeal were IA vote reached.
and 10 cover their tracks they will do
their best 10 prevent a vote. The ad-
miEistration hopes that the suspicious
are not true IL they are true there is
no known way TO avoid catastrophe.
There is report this morning that the
administration is Offering 10 compro-
mise. This report is denied most en-
phatically by those in a position TO
speak for the administration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
OBJECTED TO HER LOVER.
Ellis Ramsdcii shot by brother Of
His Sweetheart.

TRAvsRsE Cry. Mich. Oct. IA sen.
sational shooting affair occurred In this
city last evening. Ellis Ramsdell. son of
Il. j. Ramsdell % Manistee. was shot
twice by Will Germaine. a young livery
man, of this city. The shooting &C.
CURED at tho home of the latter. where
Rausdell had been calling on Ger.
maine's sister A quarrel arose. and the
lover was ordered out 81 the house. Re
fusing "a go. the brother shot him. one
ball entering the left shoulder and the
other the ficshy part % the leg.
Last spring the young woman in the
case attended the worlds fair accom-
panied 10y Ramsd-ll. &. v Van Peit. a
former lover and resident of Chicago.
visited her at heI hotel and spleadcd
with her 90 make up. She positively
refused lie went 10 bis hotel and shot
himself through the head. since then
Ramedell has been paving her close at
tention. Germaino has been placed
under 5000 bonds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

CHICAGO. Oct First race. eleven.
sixteeuihs miie freddie 4. r. Won.
Moses solomon second Cod Dust third;
time. l.l3A. Seooad. Elk furiongs
Louise won. Enthusiast SECOND, May
Thompsn n third: time. Isistl Third.
scven furloucs Patrick Non. Zampost
second. t5lee Boy third, time. Ia
Fourth, one mile Annia Brown Wou.
Blue Banner second S4ilford thiri;
timc. is50ik. Fifth. ore mile Zooiein
won. Red Root second. Enblem bird,
time, l49ik. sixth. st-eplechase. full
course Flip Flap won. Cicero second.
Arisiocrat third: time. 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
won nY ANN ARnoR.
Football Team Defeated Detroit To O
Yesterday.

AK Amor. Mich. Oct Univer-
sity of Michigan football eleven played
ite first game 81 the seaaon this after.
ncon. The Detroit Athletic club eleven
VAS the opposing team. Although the
athletic team was much the lighter they
held the university boys down in good
shape The game was an interesting
one. Hound of the university team
made the first touch down In fifteen
MINUTES by a brilliant run. IL Wa the
Only ono secured on either side. After
that the athletic team played a the
defensive and succeeded in keepinf the
Michsgans frcm their goal line. 8ore:
University Of Michigan. 8, Detroit lAth-
latic club. o Umpire. Bartel: releree.
Harhonr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Mutinons scIp3- Punished Zoe Kill
ina an Oneer.

CAIolrIk. Oct 7.--isahore Rdviocssa SAY
that there wss = serious disturhance In
Cabul before ihs arrival q the british
nilsson On Monday. Aalik Jan Khan.
assistant commander In chief a fhe
army. abused sep, regiment. where
upQn the Sepoy cnutpany hrcd = sollcy.
killing Mahk- The mntipeers frd. hul
were caught aud on g. ssrle da, ciefen
~ them we're blwn troa the can non =
mouth. Al Tie trsore ecre then eworn
ga the koran O. etTict Obedience ~ their
commanders FarRmDa Khan has lrea
arrested and tho governor has bocn 90.
dered b. make further srrreis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
cArrrREp Thnl:l srIEs.
Moof- Arc Entrcns hiag Themselves
Afoand Mellla fortrc-a

MADRID. Oct. e., Tie Moors have ~
appeared bcfore Mclilla During the
night they cut intrtnchments along TIE
crtsi q three hills - come distnnce
from the fort. but on spanish terrisory.
They have . strong position. Which can
ie taken ouiy by = charge scnus
stretch - open couuiry. A. they are
well armed the Spnnisr,is viii hardly io
able 10 storm the posiii,'n until they ~
ceiye large n cnforcemrnts Macy n
the Moors arr stid in conoralulenf and
others are occupying the works Tie
strength ~ their slkirmish parties and
the reports n the Spapish scouts indi-
cate that the total Moorish force is a
least l4.ooo There uts considerable
desnltory firing daFing the night. most
notably when the MooFs occupied the
Sidi Quariasch fortress. which. half
completed. has been abandoned ~ thp
Sraniard- The iirst shots ssrc fred ~
the Moors Three spies have been cap.
ftfrau
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Nellie A.. the Favorite. Distanced All
Competitors

LExIScToN. Ky. Oct THE fall
meeting of the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders association was opened
today. There were 1900 people in at
tendance. The principal event of the
day. the Kentucky futurity. s5.Oo0 guar.
anteed. Was won by Nellie A.. = 10
favorite.
kentucky futurity. 5000. for year
olds Nellie A.. by Wilkes Boy. won;
lila Woodiine second. Billy Parks third;
best time. 2.2Ott. 3.l2 class. trotting.
purse sl. 800 Panlico. by Meander. won;
Hazel Wilkes second kentucky Union
third: beet time. 3.llis. oil class, purse
$50. pacing May Marshall. by Billy
Wilkes. won: Blanche Louise second,
Mary Centlivre third; best time. 200.
2..5 class. trotting. purse $50 Spencer
Wilkes. by Idol Wilkes. won; Jay Morse
secoud. siam third: best time. 2.2S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

FAYErTr. Ohio. Oct. Z. Fire early this
morning destroyed the Bank of Fayette,
the stores and stocks ~ c. l. Alien. gro.
Gerry; I'D Perry, hardware; William
Aeker. hardware; Fish 4 Son. dry goods
and clothing The opera honse was also
destroyed. AZ one time 10 looked as IL
the entire town would 20 and help Was
asked from nearby towns The fire
was gotten under control. however. be
fore assistance arrived. Loes between
1000 and $4,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Rsrrswoan. MI. Ost. : pinllco
DRIVING clan summasire, 2l3 paCine
pnrae steEo lsnnnisaed fruin Friday
kvvsa. hik n. ecn. ~ , RockveH sec
asd Kalsas thirti. h~Et time. 2l5is
- ciaes. frnffihe rsrse fipD tsii
nsre. 5 = ueu. leaaa haiiey sesnui
Aaais Rennetf third. test tiane 2 ~
4l cIa-s. tr1ttirs. pHrse sitsts toi
lsan : :. cen. Fernitsre hey secoBd.
\ Headrfssa third. best tims. 1ii.
class tfnfnox pHne tttso Over
s.st = oon. Aarsa AefsFsgof secead.
tircat Stakes lhfnil ksss tme. Zz11s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

MoRRfs Psnk. Oct 7.-First race, air
farlongp Nellie Payton lgeldingl VOC.
Wah jan second. Charmion third. time
IIit<. Second. Eve furi0ngs Assignee
tine. .5et,. Thirsi seven fnflongs Sir
Exceas won. Flobbins seconi. Rubicon
third. time, Isl Fourth. mile ADD
sixteeath Mary Stone won. Prince
ticoFxe second. Pirknieker third. time.
Ia FIFTH. i've furiongs Astoria son.
Minnehaha secund. vii Elliott third:
time. 50 Ssxfh. sever furlongs spec
nlation Won. Henry Nosiag second. KIRK
ever third. tine, l4t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Iron Chanocgior len kis~eneca nr
l3is Hontsl

BEnIiN. Oct z rrince Bismarci left
kissenxen on a special train AZ a. 90
this uaoEninc lie drove Viih las xHe
Ia an open carriazr "a the station. sYn
streets though which he f.arsed vero
crowded. Ia many pliers ninsesi g. the
carriars NheelK Thousands - esiuf
sioniEte vent a. kisengen iaef night 81
early this iporniuz g. bid the prince
gs,od-hy. AZ the Efisii pns belseen Ale
sengen and FricdfidhsFuhe are decor
afea. Hieparck locked Neak and scr.
ris.i. He vowed vith difficulty ard
Fronded only fcehly % The enthnsissn
n The crowfa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Lansing Teacher Suspended for Reas-
ting a Pupil

L.ssISc. Mich. Oct. The hoard 81
education has asked for the resignation
of Mics Mary Nolcott Tor thirteen years
a teacher In the public schools 10 y
alleged that Miss Woicost beat "a
year old g,rl numerically for breaking
some rule. The girl. Adiie Burns. ].
the daughter - a ~eli digger Adtiie
says the teacher whipped her upcn the
legs eith a rswhide and ehen she fell
down. continued 10 rain blowe upon hes
beck There are fifteen o. tWenty ari,
welfs On the child'e body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

EsSr 1kwA& aich. t,ct = The
schooner Home parted her anchsf cham
and Was driven ASHORE = mile assofe this
place in The tight 4 the hay lest rixtt
The craw eas sarcl The Nrsck lee IN
= san8y bottom aud csn D. sasea TIE
Home il owned ~ DF tfaies and Al
dreU - Msfiin = thle riace The Acme
and fr5lecter afe uniier ~srd fanf
eith Darge raft The Acme tsiadiatos.
Avery knd an tasF tng are 81 fts chai
sfies psih TIE rsft ffum fteofelar tay
Thty are kelainz II 81 ftehf They
have been righfses HAS er flse ffip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Ges-rai Kir.beach Fyred T~tr. st
Df. Farith.

BrkilS. Oct 7.--fsebsral Kirchbarh
= prussian army onicef. f,8as went 10
The house - Df. narifh. sob editor -
The Tarellsit AMI lid q pupsf btfofn
him. stating that ths rirhef. Dt Haaicli.
wns a scoandrel and iias. end ylsr,srrrd
that Harich sign 4 1hr cfsitaF Fersss..I
and kirthsaeh lisfs 4 feffives nnd fffd
twice. Duf t1iiei tfase.i Hnfiet =
head. Befoft h. fsssh hrs again kifs.h
bach was d,aaf8nst We said he in
t.ndfd killing fisrlch for wrtinf q
scansialoss sffiois alA.H his fklch-
fncf'p das.fhfer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
Foglssoag win Have 90 WORK

Jackson. Mich. Oct The board
Of psison inspectors have approved the
action of the warden Ia osdering a side
track from the Central read into the
outer yard of the prisotl grounds. and
the work viii begin az once The board
also ordered DE. NJ. T.. Fogle,ssng 20 be
set 20 work. and he viii therefore not he
put In solitary at all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Stewart xho xens furcea 10 faks refuge
Ia ths rigging Ehen she slFsnaad 90
h1ake hrie last nignt. are IA : fenious
poslfiea Seas arc shaking = conapiote
breach e the scseei Two other Feseals
are reported ashore Ia the ssnse slcinIfy.
but 40 dehnite negs has been receited
from thsm. The Stewart sss valued a
$1,000 and Insured Cor slo.Oo she =
an uniuekY boat. snd hss been sshors
several tines
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

T,oxpoe. Out.. Drt - gsufre. kles
nn8er and 'Aiiiiam Heufy Fresnsan.
three q TIE coiarra nfeu sbo vers 80
trial here fea kiliine f'oiirenlan f1ofefi
Ranks - tkatbsm - 1HnBrff ias-
vers tonight f,slhd guilty q nanflnnrh.
80 ata eertenre1 - Josfcs fslcfta,
iri ire a. iu,f,ri sseuaeni fof lie - the
trossnfial penffrntinry ~ kIueetra
rhe ether trsfbef iefauei eas -
anlftea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

IosIA. Mica. Get. H. The ..Ilshts and
Shadows II the Rebellion" IL stranded
here II has been pisying fwo oonsec
utiEe nights. stzrtiag frcm 0rsnd Rap
ids. where most q the actors hive There
are ahout ninetoen l.sopls in the play.
Of:ioers selzed their trunks last nighf
and up % midnight the girls ioafel
around the motel corfidors. t,eing unable
60 put up the price q room.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

CIAY CKNTFe. han. Oct. !. Passenger
train No. 2. on tho Rock Island railroad.
collidcd with freight train No "a At Keats
early this morning The collision vas
caased by tho failure u the passenger
train % get orders az Manhattan 30
meet the freight at Keats The mail
car vas burned. the mail clerk killesi
and the engineer and fireman of the
passenger train badly hurt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

orrkws. 0rt =. 7ui~fealaeis has
agais fsroksn 1of - re Csfnainf reT
eruuenfs fkT&srs a,rntsi fssn aod fkif
tesn Nfimalf ~e1s kiiisa A fee Wsks
sEo rrbf snimals srfcriag fron ifs
sanle ilisgsee uefs killed f'f,tsser
tauois - rsgs that fie reHsinins Hnt
ussls hfs hes itig and fllat ths pff rf
hf,et i.lerk lFases = nnsl If8slfIs
fI.ser.s ~ e. sg4lff - ,f,ees.es
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

BESroS HARBoR. Mich. Oct. FIN
merson 4 Muenling ofs Chicago have
moved their machiner. fer manufactur-
ing galvanized iron coraiee. metal and
ornaments goods. from jhAt city O. the
Michigan A Mcdonald block 90 PIPE
stone street. where they @lll SOON begin
ia the manufacture OF Che goods men.
toned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

LorIsvftIE. KY Oct 7.-News has
been received at the internal revenue
ollice here a a hattie IA Knott county
between mouushineFs and posse I~o
a the fofmer we're killed aud the stih
captured and destrus "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

RALAsAzoo. Mich. Oct = This city
Is 20 have a hsgeia sa6itarium ubder
the direction ~ DIR. chafics a. fletcher.
II is non -secfarian aud Is backed ~ 4
capital stock Of slaOn II will open
October 10 There viii he free beds Tor
the poor and physicians 81 any school
may bring their patients there and treat
them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

prsvsa. Ort William Neiteh. who
nlsnlsred joan petefson ~ Milwaukee
dufing the funniest on Jaiy ~ vss ar
r,sstest here this nfgHinx Detective
Saihxan - Nilseuses vii take the
pfiAlnsr isck. feiteh - a. al afoas.A
lad nssn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

ST.. JosEPH. Mich. Ost Z. The 80
verest storm that has swept Lake Mich
igan for years blew from the southwest
last night Last night the north pier of
this harbor was swept away for a space
Of sever y.tiye feet even with the shore
line. causing much damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Nrw Yong. Oct T. The billiard match
~ ecrica of ten games. 900 points up
each game. bctween Roberts. the Eng
lish champion. and Ives. the Anlerican
champion. came 90 an end funigi {
Roberts was the winner ~ the total q
10000 POINTS - s.ss5 for Ives
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

LoxDoS. oct 7.-Th4 race Tor the
Duke ~ York stake. ~ kemrfon PARK
today vas uoa hy Sir " BFockmorton .
Avinaf0l. With itrvleritk Cisste's
Cereza second and 81 II jsrdine's Ian.
thnny thlrd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
p,.., of Hl- Iaiar,~.

SsS fRANceca Oct - Fire hroke
oat IN ~ Roses academy last night
sister Mendorina. Who vse paralyrei
by fear. wRs carried ont ~ fiFemen.
John Cr0ntn. hremsn. wss knocked
80 ladder aad injured - badly that be
sllst This fatrninQ
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satrSH.leE Fon eo,rRsoR
War yeteFsp WIN lead RaT state
ftepa hiscsas Thts FAli

BosroE. Oet The state repab bliean
ceuveotlon vas held tasi4y Ffs~lerlcs;
T. fiseeahsike - Boseil was nossloafesl
FOR eosefoar - afeiSiastian Nn ofhef
Easle as presented fa heaiensni
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THE NARoNIc's fAfE<
Bostie Message says she C<4it1cd
With an Iceberg.

NV YoRa. Oct The hydrokrkphi<
Office IN Washington reports he tEcslp}
- the uees there that a bottle hks beeh
picxed up near the port % 14taL kfo
Gran,le del Norte. containing 1ie meAv
sage from the White Star steamship
Narunic
Naronic. north Atlantic. f1st, tDing
down. collision with iceberg. horn
The fate a the Naronic has alEsys
been a mystery. che lett LsefpooI on
February II for this port She had .
valuable cargo ard tne-e we're about
tffy I've passengers on board % her.
She has never been heard from since.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Nv 1uNk. Get The Neffcf~2ilen
cAnupieash a. sfsies fzzsr here tafuy "A
ne Pee graunis isefere 1910 rpse T.
Ne York a-feassa ffooklyh - scafe
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

FESrov. Mich. Oct !. .1-WiIl Toomey
was walking on the street with young
girl when he MAS sarpihagged and ro-
lieved 81 a. in cash agd two watches
The thief escaped. although the girl
yelled lustlly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

CRoss VILLAGE. Mica, Oct. u Fire
this morning destroyed Bovee & Co.'S
large dock. together with a large guam
tity Of hard yood lumber and the barge
Ida NJ. Torrent The loss Il heavy.