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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
MAKE A SMALL ARMY
Republican Oeleeaass Pouring
Into Louisville
TO ATTEND The LEAGUE CALL
". !. S-sSisc % Toledo seems so Have
the Csll ne t'sesss1ess. Viii
Ftxhs 6s,r secsesssy.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May a-Ths dele
gates to the convention of National Re-
publican League clubs. which meets
here "Wednesday. are coming in rapidly.
The Philadelphia delegation arrived this
morning in private car tcndered Ma
tIonal Committeeman David Martin by
the Pennsylvania company. They were
accompanied by National Committee
men j. 5. Clarkson 81 Iowa. 1. +. Stew
art of New York. Gen. Charles Bartlett
Of New Hampshire. Garrett A. Hobart
of New Jersey. David Martin 81 Phila.
delphia, and Joseph II. Manley ~
Augusta. Maine. General Hastings 81
Belfont. Pennsylvania. and James r.
Burke. president Of the College league
of Pittsburg. were also in the party. The
Philadelphia delegation consisted Of the
following: Charles Brown. Alexander
Crow. Joseph Green. Frank Harrison.
Israel ". Durham. Joseph Yeakel.
George Castor. Horatio Hackcts.
Charles Seger. Samuel NJ Clement,
John Glenn. William Linn. William u.
Ahearn. William BARLEY. Jacob Wilde
more and John Estel.
Nlanlcy's Pithy Reply.
When General Clsrkson was ap-
preached by = reporter he said Mr..
Manley was the bureau IL information.
Mr. Manley said: Il Do not know a
darned thing. II did. I would not be
here. ! came here Ia find out what was
to be done and 10 answer my country's s
call"
The advance guard of the Ohio dele
cation embraces W. I. Squire. J. H.
Adams, T. W. Wheeler. L. W. Morris and
+. N. Campfie.d. Mr.. Squire ~ Toledo
Is to be put in nomination 10y the Ohio
people for president Il the National
league. To his sterling work is at
tribu'ed McKinley's election as governor
81 Ohio. II is likely tha, there will be a
spirited fight for the position of secre-
tary of the national league
\. ID. Humphrey. who at present
holds the position. could he
e-elected il he 50 desired. but he has
issued his ultimatum Ia the effect that
he will not accept under any circum-
stances, and choice lot of candidates
has been presented to succeed him.
Among the most prominent 81 these are
Theodore Stubb of Philadelphia. A. j.
lester of Springfield. Illinois, j. s.
Burke ~ Pittsburg. who is now presi-
dent 81 the college league. r. II. Lind
say of Pittsburg. and William F.. Riley
of this city.
The number OF delegates to the league
convention is about 1000. Besides.
there will he several thousand visitors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

Lieutenant Purcell Grows Very
Weary or Harrington.

WAsHrNGToS. May =. 49, Lieutenant
Purcell 81 the weather bureau has asked
10 be relieved from duty and transferred
Ia his regiment. but Secretary Morton
declines Ia consider any request ~ this
kind until the present investigation is
concluded. The request grows out 81
what Lieutenant Purcell calls dscour-
teous conduct on the part of Chief Har
ringtou on account IL the lieutenants S
testimony IN the investigation. Mr. Har.
ringfon was on the stand today for two
hours. hut nothing q. Importance was
given in his testimony
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

But Westinghouse says That the
Arrest Will Come.

NV loEk. Nav : The Evening sun
says William y Clark. manager Il the
railway department 10 the General Flee
tric company. made this statement this
morning relative To the charges II con
spiracy preferred by the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing company AT
Pittsburg. The charge - conspiracy IL
absurd and neither the officers 81 the
General Electric company or myself.
personally. are the least bat aypre
hensiv. ~ the outcome. and. further
more. aa> >to the newspaper stories about
my arresi.i will say that not tho slightest
information have received from other
sources than the newspapers that Al
rests acre 'o he made" President
Westinghouse SAID ihl- morning Tho
district attorney NJ rit'sburg has he
matter m charge snd oill leave u fur
ynu tn Judge whether be would so act
unless his charges we're ecll
grounded Nov there - something
ike lon drawings blue prinis.
cic- miseing and this Tact claim - SIX
n'cant. vhcu II is considered that tic
planr originally subfoittei ~ tie Gen
orni t.cctrtc company to the tatsgart
ufrtpsny = Nisgsra fee ceriein wofk.
sas sithdraVn and other plara sui,sti
tutsei recently Which we're a. ssmila. to
ihe ones 80 hal sent ia at the same
iiEi" hat cnliusion sa- almost certain
From the lost = sources know that
thsG fif~, plane calie'l fnf direct ear
frnt their changed plane we're fof the
Hniiif9c'si alternating Eysiem. In TAT,
q vas thT rreat siniiafiiy - the teo
pIaas ehich aroused ouF suspicious AID
rhlrh nnaHy if'i to The arrest Il Garry
snd Batter u - said that PTssideut
urin Manager CLARK. Superintendent
ki-e suA an eis,irieisn ~ the name ~
KNIGHT al q tie General tiectrir cam
psny. viii hs implicated Charges have
already teen prsfefrsi by the Nesting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
CHICAGO RANK sCSPt.NDS.
The Chemical National 10 Forced tn
Ckar It's lkor~.

CmcAoo. May =. The Chemical Ma
ticnal bank of this city which cs,sb-
lished branch at jackson Park. where
aorld'- fair cuncessionaries have been
ep.-.ting their cash. ciosel It's doors
today. IL is hoped tha, the assets will
sai,sfy the liabilities. but moth
ing definite in this respect
cgull te discovered by National
bank Examiner S,urgis tonight
vho Was asked to take charge ~ the
affairs os the institution. The bank has
turned over To the Equitable Trust com
pany u this city bills receivable To the
face value II tlii.0o to secure deposits
at its worlds fair branch amounting 10
slOi.0a This branch had the exclu.
ssye privilege IL the banking business at
the worlds fair and has been thoroughly
secured by the officers and directors Il
the main branch. None ~ the depo-i-
tors in the worlds fair branch of the
Chemical can suffer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

VISToN. la. May 81. Wcathcrbec.
chairman of the executive committee.
Order Of Railway Telegraphers. says the
statements recently published concern
ing the financial condition of the order
are erroneous Mr.. Weatherbee says the
executive committee is now making its
annual examination OF the orders ac-
counts and has found it's present con
ditlon most satisfactn4 and it's financial
surplus much larger nim usual.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

The Gotham nswspsprr party isfs shs
hall iu dssgusa The m~spirv ~ Tie
Chicago press ver~ foreadd~n even 10
psss utstxirs through the hnss of issi-
iailon soldsers --by order II Mr.. Burn.
ham" Until orders 20 the coutrsry were
issued BY Mr.. Higinboiham- The
breakfast room Was beautifully deco
rated With the coiofs IL the nations rep
resented and with fowers and palms In
great pIofusson. Over 30 gucets sat
down. On the right and left of Prs~i'
dent Hig,nhcthsm est Rear Admirals
Masgnsghi and Ho~srd The duke ef
NsrAgus and has brother were st~enl
and no inviistians had been eat % the
naval and army ofheers stationed in
Chicago except % General Miie&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

BrriiN. May < At the colonial office
u is stated that the powers party 10 the
S,moan treaty have accepted tho resic
NATIONS 20 Chief Justice Cc,ierkrantx
a,d BARON SenfI' Won rilsacl,. president
81 the municipal council Baron Sennt
Won rilssch will sail Tor homo on June
/ lie ia an,iousfo leave Samoa som. as
''ic climate docs not agree with his ni'cs
he.tlth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

owo~so. Mich MAY : srcigh;
train drawn D., engine No. - on 'hc Ann
Arhor tbis morning ran into 'r.lghi
standing ~ the ward Rith isfihis
crash The engine vns iirnpn from
the track and damaged slightly. wi,iie
nine freight csrs snt ihe csi,p~e we're
hsdl, splinirred The lpas vii amour;
o. ss."1 Ann Arhor passenger ifsii.-
are using the u. - N A n track be
tween Dwoe~o ami DBrsDi tpfss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

porT Hrpos. Mich. May s-Ieyuis
Williams = tho bsrre American 10 rniss
ing The bsre. moved up fror ~sn
horn's slsvBsor 20 the Y. A r. NJ wharf
SATURDAY, and Williams vss s.srt tark
after tD~ hne. Iis has mt been .s-en
~ h.sr,i - ssnc~. and u 10 feared hs has
.-~-n aro~n'-d 80 foaily dealt With. Viii
isms bad bui little rnans,. though there
vss ssr,ss rsy due him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
I'latsSi Under Rontls.

CHICAGO. May :. Herman and Hugo
Bohm, Vienna exhibitors at the worlds
fair. who were arreefed for disposing ~
their art work goods 10 the visitors at
the fair. were before Commissioner
Hoync today and were placed under
bonds az sl 600 each and cautioned not
to repeat the offcnse The defendants
pleaded ignorance ~ the law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

NV ioRK. May 3 One 10 the passcn
gers ON the steamship Nucatan. which
arrived here this morning from Havana.
was DIR. 4. L. Woltrick. who has lived
many years in Cuba Regarding the
situation be said: Il made flying trip
~ eight days and Was in Havana only
one day. ON this trip my friends in
Havana told mo that all was quiet and
n AZ the revolution was all over"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
CLARK AND TEMPLE FLEE.
Neither Man Cars-~ TO Go tn Prison for
an Assault.

LAr,YIrTs. Ind. May ) Prosecutor
Wood filed an affidavit with Judge Lang
doa II the circuit court declaring that
Peter j. Clark, convicted ~ assault with
infeas 10 murder George T. Rudolph
the catholic ex priest. and sentenced To
four years imprison ment. had fled the
city and Was beyond the jurisdiction oi
the court. and that William Temple.
under indictment for the same otfense.
bad also fed. Both men we're under
boul. The prosecutor said he believed
that a fund had been raised IL paw the
boncsmen in case either defendants in
these trials fed Bench warrants were
at orce issued. and Messrs. Murphy.
Carter and Joyce. other defendants.
were brought into court They denied
any intention IL leaving the city. The
oitscers are looking for Clark and
Ten pie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

CHic~.o. May \ Jury IN Judge
troggin court today returned = verdict
~ e. fss ~ favor 20 Augustus trsshun
fnr the lsss of his right foot Tho West
Chicagp Street Railway company Vas
the defendant IN the suit pn Msy 81.
l-at Gr,,shon tpar.iet West Madison
.trr.t car At Spsu'iing avenue He Was
ihrosn ~ ~ = suiisn Irrk and the
wheei= passard over hi~ f9oi VI tronght
a SUIT fgr s.stsa damages
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Colonel I.arnon Dead.

WASHINGTON. Nav 6-Col. Ward H.
Lamon is dead at Martinsburg. W. Va
He was President Lincolns private sec
retary and enjoy eel the most contiden-
iial relations with the mar
tyred president. He was man
81 brilliant atiainments and his
prominence in politics in the stirring
days Of the civil war gave him national
reputation. He continued to live in
Washington long after President Lin
coln's death. and here he wrote the
greater portion Of the life of Lincoln.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Arr Commissioners I,anouct.i.

CHfcAco. May :. Roger Ballu. prin-
cipal French commissioner of line arts
gave banquet this evening at The
kichelieu 10 his brother art commission
ers and others Plates for about sixty
were laid IL Was "A French affair
throughout. The banquet rooms were
artistically decorated with the colors 81
Spain and America FOR the occasion. A
mandolin orchestra played French airs
during the feasting. The speech max
ing was impromptu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

Dr.snoES. Mich. Msr = Miss Hus
nie Var Riper vss eirUck l., tho 30
passenger irsin isss night She lived
hu, short 'ir1e She Sss - yrrrs old
and ar eefimsbls young lady. Justice
Holior will boid a. inquest fh,s nom
ing Miss Nsn Kip~f vac Walking with
samuel Reed, Jr.. and when they cr,,--.s-i
the track che did not 49, the train IN
tune Ess3 eecAp~i injury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Nav send n Warship.

W,sHIScros. May :. Secretary
Gresham is considering the advisabiliiy
al sending a warship In Nicaragua. in
view ~ the revolutionary troubles there
The United States IL without repre-
sentative there. the recently appointed
minister. Lewis BalIcr. being enrouic.
The Atlanta will probably bc sent il
such step is decided upon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

nvsse Judge Chismsam n~st. No<sesa
ku ktulssm 1ts lArash btoW-

BeSokaAvsS. Mlssl. May s-Ail 10
quiet here tonight. Eight II the eleven
white caps came into court this morning
ard yl~aded guilty to shooting ~ith IN
ten. TO kill on the understanding that
the Indictment wss to be noile pro<sssi.
The eAs~. against the three others
we're dismis~ed The extraordinary
precautions taken by the citizens II
Brooxhaven had the effect ~ prevent
ing any attack. In sentencing them
Judge Chi.mam gave the whitecaps q
good lecture aAd told them that II
tde.r friends de-isted from white
Gaping IN the future. al the end
Il one year he would in,ercede with the
governor For their pardon. He then
s<Gtenc~d each IL them Ia two years IN
the Ieaitentiar,. No further danger is
anticipated. and IL is believed that
whlrccsrisin in that portion IL the state
has recriv-d its death blow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

CHICAGO, May s.-A brilliant reception
was given this evening in honor 81 the
duchess de Neragua by Mrs. Charles II.
Farwcll and Nrs. Hobart Chatficld-
Taylor. at the residence IL Mr.. and Mrs
Farwell. There were present over TOO
guests. including the duczi party. a large
number of other distinguished foreigners
in the city and a limited number OF Chi
cago's society people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Co-,isg~ i,-.-i,-r- Confirmed

CHcuco. MAY Augusta Y. II III
lie nl~i n bill lat. Saturday evening m
the United STATES circuit court. asking
fpr the appointment ~ receiver for the
National Cordagc company - New Jer
Hy The defendants ~ the same time
lied an snsv"r couseutlng Ia the ap
tstntment u receiver. and the court
appointed Edward &. iourg - Jersey
City. ara George Weaver Loyer 20 New
Work. they having already been appointed
~ Jersey Cify and New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

Dt7snfT frh. Heys He-ars tset-
70 iors frsrisuinrs iii.ffa Jsfsr-.n ave
rue. bsr~ fii-i . rtft'tei iyssf-fgacs IN
fs,lio~fng ers-istoFs J L. Haas~B. ti1
osl. nssH Nsflssssi bark q SIS srtsriee
u Ersf, sz<Si, CSfy sH.sngs ,sns-
Egssl. ifstsi. a. .fs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

LsssFErrF Ind. NAY The work
- removing th' t~tria - the ihg -Four
sr'.cs - gring siong slowly. AMI ~ sill
hc ssvsrs. days hrfor- al traces - ibe
ilsas'rr srn cleared away The iesfh
h%t cif.ss- AZ fsn be lnJurfd are al
doing ssi AMI fbe go~t q them have
Ieft fof sheig homes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

YrsrIssri Mich. May : In the
name - tho christian fathers and
mothers - THE great Commonwealth I
demand that Normal professors stop
PLAYING rarsls'- Thus fkrnslers.i tb.
he, L " RYAN - ~. NJ y church c'
tine citv. ~ be reached the eiirus, - an
earnest. intense sefroon upsr tee dangers
isnsstiiug the young s'tensisnts ~ our
schrois and colleges issf night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

The fhirtisth btssnisi sonisr..s.. ~
th@

fSnfa~sPoatS. Msy fsiesstes have
already iscuB a. arrive iu the eits fof
the fbirtiefh international sanvfntIea
20 3 " q 4 ahieh tseia- next
"Wednesday The meeting 49, extend
frea Ma 10 t. IA Ihere aili rs al sr
Tendance 4 ever ltoD delegates from
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

pfso~. ~ Nay Hslor " At-sn sad
..vea men acre t0-isy repairing tbe
lam Z iais city when they were swept
~ thS ssr1rg rur-ent over the Ian. snd
three mrn we're drgpassi The others
ssre re@,1lsef Tho drowned we're
Rogef, Is,~neY Richard Totsn Msier
Watson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

due to mussulas contraction. esused by
thr current xad not by the solitson II
the ~ahssst 10 the chair
The Nag announcing the execution
was raised ~ is,a3. whseh wss about
fss ninufes after the cur.as sas
tari,ed On the psisDnes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

DAVIS -aa AZ really
There wss az isstsuts pause vhiie
es.ry man ia tb- rrm hr.1 ~ breath
Then ~ DANIELS -tiz.-l hts band
sbarp ~lrrk frsn, the lever sn,l it,. Form
H. 'he rhasr fnGhtouet up iii ihe
sf~spz sfrakef rarfnuf = "a yoit-
rs--..,i through thr isriy p rsrisie W
fgarris g. fso set-1n.is DAVIS threw ths
ssarh hack - ihat enly 30 voits scrr
or ~ Daniels stl.i hei.i hia haat slnfi
.nf ere fnrer ps4ir '-d sisive ~ though
,, .r.b.sfs rhsf the s.ul - 'h~ aso ia
tts -hsir had passed. 1FNsr''s Ter
pa trna feN ani n u-f H''f Hvs srd
th-fe ',prfhs Arccn3s ne rgrrrnf vas
sbns = prs Irv.nE ari Hsh~rshas
iserteslisfeis -'err~a forward eFf sx
s.-s.n4si ere tafr shfrh hat eetiissi
tecR srue n she hair
Or rrira rnenr.i The eosf snh ve-t
sci tnre sssy $50 sffrf over he heart
IFe srpn-.i fhe sfefhe-ssrs snd after
l,sseusrg 80 hesrf beats 'urnr'i snt
shaas So Bead his sas tea mirutes
sfssr fh- fr~f r-sfrfaef, snt tiT teri~s
A. s.sl ~ other rhyairinus - s'sp o.
vsrsi t,,.f ~xarfine the b.lsiy issir sa-
extinct srt ff So ris.s e. al rF~.s'lt
snaf seafh ha,t rera ~ tha frat trHss
~ fhe -t,-rsnt th- nts SIGN Z seinss
tsrfn sfi-f fne l-tlrfrflf asa furn-'i 80 ~
= -laE a,sssell.faf q ths iEfle sogrf ~
TIE ri.ht asr8i. snt thai sss esiisniil'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

LINCOLN. Neb.. May S-The trial of
impeached state officers continued this
afternoon. Today's testimony was by
masons and contractors Ia the effect
that the 5000 cell house should not
have cost more than sls.OC0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

Csc $3.50. May r "a stevens
ssnts,i ia - is8ui= ias forgery sss a.
f,.ste.i here TO-DAY snf turned ever -
- lsnais oihsef sho srsFfs,i for that
eify toD ~ slth he rFi~oaer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
I'o~tp.ucsi GsUses.

A, 81 Louis The chirago 81 Louis
game postponed. account. vet grounds
The game will h. played here next Med
nes.lay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
By Tapping the Tcle.
graph Wires
Muskek0n. and Kala-
maxoo In it.
Over $4,000 Plucked
by the Gang.

S~indlers pls,c Ell a sharp game on the
Michigan branches of the Public Pro
duce and Stock exchange 81 Chicsso
yesterday. by which they pocketod .
cool s2Vo.
The exchange do~s general stock
and produce brokerage business. buying
and selling on conmlssion. IL hss a
private telegraph line. which is rented
from the Western Union. and hes four
Offices in Michigan connected with Chi
caeo These ofsices are located ~ ksla.
psaz"o. Muskegon. Dowsgiac and Grand
Rapids
exchange. was seen last night al HE
room in Sweets hotel. and esso the fol
lowing version ~ the manner ia Which
the game was worked.
How D. Was Worked.
lie said: We "a a gcnrfal brnker.c@
business, buying and selling foE an.l,ody
who NAV come an. We wire Go purchase
certain stock or provisions. and II oar
customer wishes q sell. Ne wire Chicago
o. sell.
The presence ~ strangers ~ the Office
does not attract our notice at all
The whole scheme was worked ins.Ge
81 an hour ,esiersia. in ihis way.
some one tapped our wire iet~e-n
Dowagiac and Chicago confeierSte
was placrd m each a the Michigan
oi'ic-s to 10 the bUsing
We received All order fnim the rascal
in our Office io buy a CERTAIN amount -
stock. which We wired. a. VT supposed,
10 Chicago. and received tie rrpl, that
the purchase was made.
4 few moments later wr received
word that the stock had advanced and
our customer ordered us ~ sell
The sale Was made AMI paid him has
money as | would do with any cue
TONER.
Gos on to tho Schcmr.
We did not gc; on % the scheme until
we began Ia check up At the c,osc 81 the
day. Then we found that NC had orders
which Chicago hAsi not received at sli
Muskegon and the other Offices uefo
ia the same boat. only worsr MEsk.eoa
losi $50. We lost sla. Kalamazoo lo~t
ssO and Dow asisc losi Considerable.
have not heard the exact amount"
AS SON as tho matter vac discovered
Mr.. Padgett notified the police and of
GERS were az once detailed oa the casr.
i warrant aa- sworn out for John Doe
and a description Was gwen a. The pol,cc
and Ia tho sheria's force hut no trace a
the sleek RASCAL was found
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

H,v,~,. Ma, The Infants fulalin.
the aunt - the Young spanish king aud
the representative ot Spanish royali, e,
tle tniCsgp far. arrived here at /, clock
t1iA afternoon from Porto Rico
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
s.euersi coas.l-- bead.

Cry of Atsi,s, VA GNLvFSroN. Mss
cen Manuel Gonzales - rfesislcnt
- this republic Bnd governor - the
state n tuaRaiuoia. died this after
ION
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

BskLlr Nay The rfg@-san lsuiag
siu sdf5Hrs tafaosr3s anti May -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

hssiix MAY ruvy Councilior
Won Bismarck sisiest brother q the es
tGsnssliur. - dead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Pr,,,.st. H. Irnoe~nc~.

IA he Ild So n~ r.gan - talk IN a low
v,.ire. IT, said I have word to say
n the gsr.icn WiI permit
So paused ard repeated 4 would
h.<~ o. ssy something y have the var
irn aslr-cuf
81 arden Iilgfston stepped over - the
CHAIR and ssiid What did you sIsh o.
sav+
iIar7is then. in weak voice. az
'hcush each word cos' him powerful
Effort saii
r have 80 further reservation o.
nase tir~,re a. lay that I am ah~o
inf-'f inroeenf
lhes. ger. h,= iast word@ N'ter
u-frrrr fhern no @ermed re,Ievei AMI
~ 81 taes Pa tbe chair. 20 which hts
iegs s1i arms hal already t-een strapped
>sstr Detective Iacs-,n attached the
eeetr-'~ 'o Harris rEht leg which vss
tssora o. fr@ sgso. q slit tn th@ trousers
hssing feru msde In advance Eaton
p.aeesi ths n~i met containing the other
e'rcfra.ie Goa TIRE head fas,ffirian bavls
attached fhr Tires fa fbe fVo electrodes
A. rhia sers Ra= i.n~ quicker than 'he
trl.lng II g and ihen fhe guards stepped
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09


ference. The Rev. John &. :. Wells. the
prissn chaplain. sent into see Harris at
2 ciork this morning and remained Tor
an hour After he came cut Dr. Irving
went ia snd found Harms nervous. but
otherwise al right. He said Harris
oriy request vas Tor two oranges Har
ri4 sa- shaved and had hi- hair cut a.
IT, lie then put on a new suit %
ri1ihes furnished by the state.
The electrician -aid everything was
satisfactory and the warden invited The
witnesses "a g. down 20 the execution
chamber at L. Il o'clocs
hsrr,s walked entirely alone into the
execution chamber. ami wavered for a
moment. more from cot Knowing which
Wsy he gaz expected Ia 90 than from
weakness. CoDnaughton pointed to the
ch air. ani without even look - curi
o=ifv AZ The thing which Nss 90 end his
csf-~T he dropped into the -eai.