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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
MORE NEW NAMES
Continuation Il the kemarkahas Test
msoy IN FsvS Of ORA Copeland ems
0Ishsm's Asshed 81 rssA,uasai
IN Chrome Catarrhal
AnoSuonA.

We can safely say, without lear Of contra
aics.on. that such renasrAai4~ sesfisnoa,
given esch veek In favor ~ pr.. Cose.xsd
and Graham's mesaed al treatment 49,
aeser t-r'ors bestowed uI,oa any I,Ays.ssah
on system Of treatment
Why do ti.sse pAiicnis tcsl IL duty and
consider if = pleasure ~ rss>a.amend tho
tre@tlaeat 10 their ,rsegas ana s4f .I.as
humanity in s~asrsit
bccso~e. having Suffered themselves fsH
yeAIs. lsld ous large sums without t.nsfi,
heen tortured With sessps tgostsnsn, h,sona
endurance, they want ths pahisc Ia saow
that there are physicians Capable and siii,ns
10 treaf and cure thssss Affections without
experimental and UNNECESSARY iortare. ana
levy II sach excessive fee tina; bat sew~rv
able to pay.
bsaase physician ~ the ircasiiarits ~
his training and ntn,sr in saoc-.rfull, treat
ing certain discuss, ls<Omes an s1par
specialist IN thosr dis,s.sss. there IL no rea~ln
~hy ho should he licensed la rob his patients.
az many specialists practicall, de-. Drs-
'"i<la land and Graham are satisfied With
email fese on the saline prlncIrle Of large
>ales ana email profit. and whils their sofs
u very ls,'orious. sini.s~; an times beyond en-
dufanoe. they are Siliipg to devote their
time and strength and the t~-st work II ti.siT
lives tn suffering humanity. This is also
Why persons ohio have the welfare az their
fellow-tsings n heart take pleasure In ih-
dorsing the god and humane work Dr~A
COPELAND and Graham are doing every day.
Their Endorsements are aos faxed up with
portraits and pictures gathered Ia different
Tar's OF the country, from Obscure to~ns,
ranging from Maine io California The,
are taken from prominent r~opic right here
In our midst; I.sorle who are tcssifying "a
many inquiries every week just shat Drs.
copeland and Graham have done for them.
You may go these people your-af You
may e-ta blirh In your own mind. IL you have
any doubt about II, the fact that DIS. Cois-
land and Graham cure the troubles they
treat Their vast experience PLACES them
without equals ia their sps,ciAlties. They do
not temporarily relieve the diseases they
treat. They cure them. They do not keep
I@tients under treatment month after month
hy promises and persussions. They cure
their people In the shortest possible time.
That II why IL u generally admitted that
they are without equals In their sIecialfics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

hencefor>h .hc firm would Dc known as
Rain q Co. and tina, ali remit tancrs ~
forwarded in accordance With such
chang
other circulars explaining .he me ihod
- doing business were also incit-et.
These stated that the company wa, or
sranized 'or the nlansfsc'ure Il pure
soap. q quality much finer than auY
other oa the market The sTeut must
In every case forward o. fr a sample
ca~~ With whirh ~ b~gin business
After the sgent'e - would sSri sain
the required amount another circular
-oaid ~ r~tsrue-i b hin4 stating that
an anlonke-i for calamity hsa tu'nsi
% Their supply = pure sep had
yiw~n ga, Ihey hsi. i.s~e~eS fliry
claimed. new ~sy in ser,iing out the
sap in 49,. ftstafe. 4na that ~ay SO ia
. eoa.isns~i tstsA ne'se~h oi<ht sni
I'm g.Dands "a thi. condensed sap dis
solved In ~ rslloss a wst.t ~,sald
make ESQ psasds ef pare s"sp THIS
~Ssssis save ssgs.s--szs .nh trfaihs all
= ~ss-h ~.alt ~ sammy - The
sasst Ibey fasth~s sssa thst e. stAss~
lisrif ssd ias-sts s,s ssy ssftisY sect
~'ss'f fss s.fsa8-si u 80 A.f.s.t a. lee
ssssassi s~sUl ssss sss.as~s~<t iisar
assss II sses .ss ~vs.sa ~.s~ ssss.ssei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

A Man Who Keeps the Possoffice
inspectors Busy.
HIS LATEST BOLD VENTURE
How He 10 said ca Cooduct His
sch~sW~~---W ing the Agent
ltAekeC" for All It's Worth.

One OF tne poidcss ana most unscra-
puioas swtndiers through the United
States mails /. sAid IA DC one J. d.
BAin, OF GAINESVILLE. Muskineln cosa-
~. .. This man, IL Il claimed. hrs
fieoced thousands Of people tn HE vaI'i-
Gus scheneA lie il reputsd ~ have
made . fortune by his fraud He In
shrewd and persistent Detected and
blocked in one scheme and prevented
from using the mails fur II he alwayA
tnvcnts u new one more profitable and
lees dangerous than the last. Before
launching his new scheme on the public
he eonsuits the hes, legal authority and
submits his advertising matter. with u
view of coming n near the line a. pcs
sible, without getting over IL Once ne
did get over. That r, suited ia his being
sentenced 20 eight<sn months IN tho
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Mayor kaufman proposes % make
himself solid 9TH the Marquette coun-
ell. ani Ia thls end has invited that
body "a be bis guests at the worlds fair
Was the invitation accepted. Was ~
James Bert Wright. . trusty at ionia.
walked asay FRIDAY and has rot been
seen since lie bsd three years for rob
berry and hal bat SIX uonths more 70
serve.
I. j. Searles. general secretary Il the
Bay City Y. VI G. A.. has resigned IL
Is said that he and the physical culture
director agreed 10 disagrc..
4. A. Nowrer. tho sbsconding kala
mAzoo telephone manager. has been ar
rested at Red Cioud. Nebraska lie vail
attempt 10 settl. the matter.
A government dredge is al work max
ing channel to Holland harbor. When
this Is done she will 60 a. Saugatuck
and do the same work.
The Butcher murder trial il dragging
on at Charlotte and the case may 90 10
the jury tesor. tho last trump u may.
but IT'S doubtful.
dent ~ Kalamazoo. vas found dead IN
bed Friday morning. l.lfes machinery
Vas worn out.
j. r. BachmAn. a Traverse City saw
yer. lost his right hand 10y attempting To
take liberties With big circular saw.
Frank and Mont Harding. two Kala-
mazoo toughs. have been sent 10 Detroit
for ninety days Tor striking a woman.
Fredrick FELTON,. respected citizen Of
Traverse City. has confessed to firing
the residence Il Captain Matteson.
Charles J. Brown the Jacksonian who
shot his wife and Disk Sly. has been
discharged. Sly refusing To appear.
\ Chicago man named Tim has been
arrested for stealing si32of Miller Bros.
Negaunee. He confessed.
The revival at Saginaw will clo~e to-
day. Ii IL now In oroer Tor backsliders
to declare themselves
Burglars visited Champion Friday
night and cracked +. y. Wallace's safe.
securing over slo.
The Foote murder trial has com
menced in Saginaw. Society is packing
the courtroom.
Mrs. Henry Ostrander. a prominent
Saginaw philanihropist. died Friday Of
paralysis.
Salt and lumber have advanced at
Saginaw - per cent above December
prices.
Oceana county Sunday school teachers
are holding a convention at Hart
Allegan wants To have an illustrated
lecture on Benton Hxrbor."
Ithsca 10 90 have new engine house.
costing q, O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

"Nhils disiike ne~.sstsr hoisassss.
ain glad To give InS cA~ To- ths Iahlic fss
have b-eu = sa-sTer, and knowing ether a.
~ similarly afflicted, | consiisr u noshirs
more than pheasant ds,s IA aaa ~, test
nsoay 81 tlsst - oibers ~ho have op'4insd
relief AT the hAna- Of Dire. .ui@lADa sl.c
Graham.
Il had i-cen silins sof a bong timo AMI ~as
thoroughly dirgusi<d sL ths GA worm.
eaten methods of treatment naef Iss
car. - nrs. coI.lsnd and Graham found
~ha, had long looked fos IN vain. that -. q
perfect trcsiaoens tor essArrh. from ~hick
aiseass ] ~as Suffering constantly. ! had
severe headaches M frsnt and bses, and LAC
SORENESS and fallnes< m the head. Had
choking and eayging rIc.ls ia the sDorrii-s
end csas.snt dropplns al mucous IN tbs
throat and ~ns cs,n.pissel, tlls-s w sftL &c
In the morning. had fu.ins~ and rss-
ing IN the ears and frpfn my e,mysons ~ss
confident Tie dl-as~ ~hs going down IA my
stomach sLd bronchial t,hos ! nov oon-
sider my ca,arrh permanently CURED, Ne ! am
free from all the symptoms cau~-i ~ AZ
and s-side- the treatment ss - mild and
pleasant that child could tase h.. aud
have no, loot day since commencing isoat
neIt"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Michigan Pensions.

Original Isaac c. Decker. Thomas
O'Iiara. Charles W. Griffith. Emerson
&. Hathaway. George s. Gage. Edwin
Martin. Theodore ID. Sutton. Jonathan
Melvin. Additional Dayton j. Lewis.
Lambert Cramer. Increase Hiram y.
Robinson. Melvin j. Dodge. John
Scoby. Nelson Griffith. Hopkin Williams.
John Anthony. Daniel J. Massey. Will.
lam Gibbs. Reissue -Edward X.
Thomas. Lewis II. Mcclellan. George
Bradford. Reissue aud Increase
James ID. Abbott Original. Widows.
etc Betsey Wood. Esther Woodman.
Armenia 3. Bellamy tmotherl. John W.
Mariner father. minors u Alfred
Briggs. minor ~ Hiram G.. Beardsly
Francis Misner. Anna NJ. Kingin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
QUIT UNION. OR WORK.
The Northwestern Has M Employ.
mrnt fur -. R. T. Telegraphers.


mrns fur -. R. T. Telegraphers.
MARsHALLrowN. Iowa, April ia
general walk out Of telegraph operators
ON the entire Chicago 4 Northwestern
sysiem 10 expected at any hour. q. r.
Thayer. the company's superintendent
of telegraph. passed westward through
the state tcdav over tho main line, stop.
ping at all stations and notifying all
operators belonging 81 the q. X. 7. that
they must withdraw from the order at
once or quit the companys service.
This step in arbitrary and without ap-
parent cause and will be most sweeping
In i,s effect. ~ nearly every operator in
this state. at least. IL . member q the
brotherhood and they will stand by il
almost tn a man. Such is their deter
mina;iou tonight. at least. IL is said
they were preparing = new schedule
asking an Increase ~ wages "a formally
pre~rnt IN IN. company and that il took
this method " foreetall IL. Sympathy
here is strongly with the operators
''Ssard firm" IL the watchword being
passed along the line among them late
tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Explorer-Do you know. Ethel. tho
African ssvages worc SO ignorant that
they couldn't understand what made
Stanley's iron boat float.
Ethel-Whst was ii, Uncle jack
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - shape,
you Observation-Disclosures pres
sure, you know, end-er--all that sort Of
thing. -Cincinnad Dispatch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

4 Drunken Cowboy kiIisSa Mexican
and Meets Judge Lynch.

krvosroS; y. NJ. April l5.ANews ~
a horrible double murder Vas received
her. today II occurred in the little
MEXICAN town - Monticello in the
northern part x this county last Tues
day William Hardy. the foreman -
cattle company wac in town and he
came intoxicated. To make display 10
attempted 81 take air shooter away
from Ri simmons. Simmons resisted
aud q struggle ENSURED. when MEXICAN
intsrfered. and Hardy shot the Mexican
The murderer made his escape 10 the
mountains = short distance away. where
he vas ov-rtakea by moh, captured
and shot. and has body mutilsted ia a
horrible manner When sober Hardy
xas COOL citizsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

1T FOLLOWS AFTER

"A disorderei hver-thaf your. subject tn
attacks II cold az chiiis on slight espcsure
Nou get tired easily. The feeling Is
cpmlanied by "a tired digestion, which fails
g. esslmilatc the food THIS often results in
What W. call Indigestion or Bilsousne.s
DR. Pierces Flsasan; Pellets Rouse the liver
to vigorous sc,,on, and this IN turn START
machinery e the holy into activity. Lve
stomach AMI bowel. frel the ton,c effect, a..
in ~p~eluenc. the entire system Is invigo
rsfssi. TIE pTo-~ss.ss t,ecurn. self regulating
and a reserve furce IL stored up against eX-
po~ure 20 disease
IL you're too thin. to- weak or nervous "
must - ira, fol assimilation : ,rrVrq.
THIS 10 THE time t. take fleaSant Pellets.
They rerrnsnsntly cure CONSTIPATION. Sour
stomach, Dvsr<tAs, Sics or Bilious Head
ache. Dlxzine>. and JsuDdico
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
LOST HIS FOOT.
Hsrd Luck of . Grand Rapids Man
as Lyons.

IoN,. Mich. April 5.-Charlss De
voc - Grand Rapids. d.. L. 4 y.
brakeman. had his right foot crushed at
Lyons at 1 O'Clock this morning lie
was going cast on freight No. ~. and tho
train slowed down at Lyons 20 allow u
car 81 osl ~ b. taken Oh They did not
stop. - IL would prevent their making
'he hill Devoe. on reaching the station.
stepped OF. but missed his footing. and
fell. his right foot going under the
wheels. He was placed in a box car on
freight No. - coming TO IoniA. brought
here. and the foot was amputated. De
voc had held this run about four weeks.
and was formerly on tho q. Il 4 /. His
wife and two children live at Grand
Hapids
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

CHssro1rE. Mich. April l5-Thc do
tense IN the Butcher murder trial viii
attempt % prove IN alibi. and viii
maintain that Lampman's death was
caused BY prussic acid The MARKS on
the murdered mans body are accounted
For by the supposition that the acid was
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

NE~PoRr. Mich. April Is. TIE dead
body Il an 1nkDosn soRan ~as found
OF the shore Il kAAe Erie. near the
mouth 81 swan creek She wore . rel
dish colored dress, hiaea stockings, rub
Der osershoe~. add had dark hair
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Our syssesn Of mail treatment ~ means ~
symptom blank and oorreepondeaoe 10 ss
I~rfeci and efie<-tasal ne our oybce ~s,rk. Ia.
charge is the saIne-H month coseTr even
thing. Including medicines. Write 'or s!mp-
tom hlHns 20 DR. COPELAND aud Graham.
ls- East FULTON street. orand kap1as Mich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
WILL OWN ITS PLANT
Detroit 70 Have Municipal eIec-
uic Light WORKS
WILL SAVE The CITY MONEY


usrEofr. Mich. April l5-There ~
bet iitti- dcoht thar Detroit ~ili SION
osn heg own electro light plant.
ihe lbi- i.shtlng eommit'se has
fat-i hsl,i q tho sitctfic lighting ques
t.aa x..a ,-1n-isieraale zeal anil vii re-
Tafg a. tie Gext asetuns q the eoaneii
IN .aror 4 a ,aanidipal plant Alder
n4an Nri-Lt Is ia California. bat Alder
nsaa ltoola-oa and Waeilner met 10 the
councll chalnL.T al 10 q clock thls taosn-
ing ana sook up tho consideration 1t
Ffaak u. k@.s estimates - the ost ~
establishing aud operating a municipal
plaat anil Inc council restitution IN favor
% such a plant ". 4. jackson, J. l.
Hudson and Martin butzel. - tho cleo
tric iight con ..lon. were prevent on
the invitation q the mayor.
! L. Hudson saii DO xas presii~n,
% tie COMPANY shich supplied eles.,ric
hzff % Ann Arbor. and they max. a
pci.i Z 81 a lamp. Hls light N the
store "a GFatlot avenue costs about tfI
a lamp. and ne requested the committee
% -xanuns the books and convince
themselves as 90 the cost.
Atlantis . saving.
George H. Fisher 81 tho Standard
company explained that his estimates
vh.ch he published some time ago were
90 the basis % a private company and q
contract. in which he figured on mskinS
80 light year. lie wouldn't advise
sEy nes company IA bad lower than sl3S
d amp year. h>cause Of the danger %
beng lei, al the end of their contract
With a costly plant on their hAnds- but
h. lid not hesitate Ia saving that the
city could do Its own lighting much
cheaper.
RI. mmittee stated that they would
meet Monday afternoon for the prepare.
ticn q their report. and that II would
recommend the purchase % a plant for
me city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
WORDS LIKE THESE


Mr.. T. n hsus ef 1sl Ihls sssnss 10 o1s
~ Tia ters snasl F.siAlCIls al ia s1fa a..
ossc 81 the uss,sa "a llfai ~1lsf ssa ksrs sasaos
ti.s issas Us tbs cIts. fie - iaosa ~ ~ .
careful. conservative scsstsssDAf. i.anos, ais
slxhnlealt oanosfslisS Tie ssa.sFssi4s ssfs~ss
obtained frssia the t<,t-iana hstsssAa ss "a
Iarsica!ar sales. Ma, hair, rc>zaltiy $40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
SIS. 100 A MONTH.

ALL PATIENTS WILL BE TREATED
UNTIL Cured FOh - PER MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSTELLATION, TX
ANIMATION, TREATMENT AID MFDI-
CINE PoR ALL PATIENTS AND foR
ALL DISEASES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

spilled. xhieh would color the f.~h the
sam. as n hruss. a An adjournment
has been tAken IN tie cas-. Illi Monday
A.teTno.1l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
To gnfrpI Herring Sea-

w,sHrSero~. April Is The navy De
rar.ment has heen advised of the d.
parture - the Ranger from San Fran
CISCO for Bering Sea- The Thetis has
arrived at san Dirgp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Copeland Medical Institute.
pss. oopKLAxp. AND sxAnsu
Permanent Lccated AZ
lo2 EAST FULTON STREET.

Ofand KAI'lds, Nsch.
sp~cial'ies; Cs,srrh. Asthma Bsonrtitis.
Nervous Disease Blood Dises -.,s Rh~utaAfasrn
Throat. Lungs, Stomach. Liver and kldsrys
Ofsic- hcurs-e 90 n q n 90 d. m 80
"a y n sunday. y "a ~ Q. m
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

A resas gentleman s.nsr,rsed WIN .
negro ., Do sDrne repairing on q house
fcr the s-fn ~ tos. TIE newt DAY se
s-otlssn IN found st-at tbs' man hsi hirei
two hands. vto wsre fsud ss work whils
b. wss .srusting around giving instruo-
tons
How msch ~, 700 I,sv them hs wSs
s.ka.i
We'll sah. pr 20. man 60 AMI he
o-id.r ssis tlS-
Put ss',-rr to-s yoar part - 49, mon
ey coSas W.
Cone IA Way. rt~ AZ bo-.. as1S
voa s.l'- rsysS strings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

-wssss ~ ezra .nat ~ pod sarsspAFil1A ssved
or Jesspss re a. tha; the Gun Shines.
ftv. yssrs ago on hoard ship our three ecys
we're v,rrinstss Jss-rh bad very sors Arm.
o. .sd at one time nat - we're afraid u would
ave ~ ~ taken q. Atlsnsfh it seemed u srs
siI "a, aa,'r, tso cncath. alter. ne s-rsn In
--Viais - srrrrs.s sol pain N me vsas:na'ei
I'm tie bal 1ecas.cziliY shown sorre signs ~
scrrfuss ~ scfhf1g serious Hs aTr, how
ever zrrw -sorse aad sa-s- ia n-~sn- swollen
49, -1~-r.d 18th sores. 80 ta.srnrnssinn and
sores az, spread ell ever s's ssSv. snd ~
~ss . ssAs, ~ corruption.
cietshto TO Behold.
A -sfs.ry - hi-nssa ssd almost breaking sur
h-srfs IN anguish over his dreadful -onas,ion-
psay r.rs- aid ~s,A - zee A~sA col out
., h's saiserT
To -rsptien ~,s especially sewers sses - bic
.srs saI srpr 20 heat md ne iovsr part ~
d. 49, w. hst % cut q al hs hair ws
r,rli. a. it -as aregssifi~ - eonss tsrsss, ,ss
r..s- - bari ,r,sst asa natter. F'iy.sciaas sii
ttrs - seca. sns TIRE specialists al the Ere
AL Ear Hospital ssss
sctn,cg Could % Done.
~. sa<i !, 80 . niscs si--sse -sss-d :,
vr.,u-s ~srsi-sssssn 90 a<st hsrren~t
>, "a r~>.is,lg n . rsE~r ssost Roofs sasssps
~ .ud f-~ss~s - svit
whn~ ssSirx TIE sr,, ,ssri~. Ies-ps 80 ne
s-e~ - vc---, - ne .@..,,nsi -. arsie~i th.s
-,-....t,. sr,v. seq M ss..ss~ SIT -r- Q
e..rapie-.. vsc.rrr TIE sca,-s Art s-sbs sessa
=. fsi - ~ ss.cs sr~'uaiiy s-slsi 90. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

o.. s-c.,sa art ~asrsv ssin '"snssi N rls'.
~ - .issss- snf exemption. - ssssss 70 sSis
f- art sspru-err~uf 80 ssrssiv miti 81 -
a. = ras rsax th- ti--s-~ hsa --s,reiy sssS-
s..,r-f s-s gss-ps s.oea . ss~~oo go 1901
60 49,. H. = 81 sshsss sna sr,usssIHs
r-rsc'v nis ststfes
w. .0s 81 ne ~ <ssss-s r-s.ssf ne s~sr. - .
~~-s.ss sss.s~tel~ fs-ss Hsssss ,sss-~
g-snfss= . ssa's ssgi~s ~ r~ssses,e-, ~
"a u.ss<fr. ssr~~s rrsnf.A -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-20

CoNGRESs.-In the q. S. Senate yes
terday Mr.. Faulkner introduced a pc
tition for uniform rate of 80 cents on
all unstemmed leaf tobacco.
Senator German introduced bill for
the payment of sos, 1920 to James
Hooper, of Baltimore, for the loss of
the bark General Berry, which was de-
stroyed by the Confederate cruiser
Florida in 1864, off Cape May.
A resolution was passed authorizing
an addition of twelve men to the Capt.
tol police force.
In the House bill authorizing. the
Postmaster General to approve post
masters bonds was taken from the cal
endar and passed.
The urgent deficiency bill coming up,
the paragraph providing for pension ex-
aminers furnished material for much
talk. The House became tangled on
an amendment proposed by Mr.. Hayes,
appropriating $13O,000 for mileage, and
under the leadership of Messrs. Bland
and Holman, filibuster was inaugu-
rated which occupied the attention of
the House until late in the afternoon.
The committee on rules finally came to
the rescue, and, by reporting special
order, succeeded in obyiating the diff
Guilty, when the bill, including the
mileage amendment, was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-20
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Miss Ann r. Fitzhugh, formerly of
Fredericksburg, died in Florida recent
ly, aged seventy-eight years.
Preston 0. Baylor, for nearly TWEEN
ty-fve years practitioner at the Staun-
ton bar, died Sunday night after long
illness of consumption.
Mrs. Fanny D. Lindsay, widow of
Colonel Harry Lindsay, of the war of
1912, died yesterday in Charlottesville,
aged ninety.tive years.
Miss Elizabeth Braxton Whiting died
recently at Quincy, CAL, aged eighty
four years. She was born in Frederick
county. Her early life was devoted to
the cause of education,
TIE mammoth iron furnace in Bris-
tol which was constructed at q cost of
about 100000, and which has stood
idle since November, 1892, is to be sold
unless the debts are paid in four
months.
Robert F. Williams, one of the oldest
wholesale grocers in Richmond, died
yesterday in the sixty-third year of his
age. He was brother of Bishop G. NJ.
Williams, of Japan, who is now en-
route to Richmond on visit.
Mrs. Belle Broaddus, widow of Rev.
DR.. Andrew Broaddus, deceased, who
was a well-known minister of the Bap-
list Church, died at the residence Of
her son, Mr.. Andrew Broaddus, in Lu-
ray, on Monday night, aged eighty-two
years.
In the United States Court at Nor
folk yesterday w. NJ. Mason pleaded
guilty to four indictments for robbing
the United States mail ON the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail-
road. The matter of punishment in
these cases is left open until the May
term of 1894.
EMr. r C. Kent was officially notified
in Richmond yesterday evening Of his
election as Lieutenant-Governor of the
State of Virginia. The joint committee
of the General Assembly occupied posi-
tions on the rostrum in the Senate
chamber, and the incoming Lieutenant
Governor was seated to the right of the
clerks desk. A number of the mem.
bers of each branch of the legislature
were present, as were several ladies and
Others attracted by theI Exercises. Maj.
Kent accepted IN an appropriate
sneech