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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
Supposed to Like 1t.

Now, children, you must be very good
to-day, for your father has hurt his hand,
and if you are naughty he can not whip
yOu
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03

Isn't your wife afraid to drive that
horse? Not at all. It's the people she
meets who are scared.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03

Lady-Is that blind woman really so
old? Why, she hasn't wrinkle.
Asylum Attendant-No mum. She's
never been able to see what fine clothes
other women have.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03

Take Simmons Liver Regulator after
your dinner. 1t prevents dyspepsia and
Indigestion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03

Simmons Liver Regulator cured me of
general debility and loss of appetite
Mrs. Edmund Elton, Frankfort, Pa.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03

Why suffer with sick headache and bill
iousness when Simmons Liver Regulator
will cure you.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03

Dependency, caused by diseased
liver, can be avoided by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
How She Comes to Break Them.

A man is satisfied to make reputation
for himself, but woman, bless her, wants
to make one for everybody in the neigh
borhnod.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
The Dead Past.

What are by-gone days to me,
As l think of the ending year,
With it's past. never again shall see,-
It's the buy-come days I fear.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
Past VS.. Future.

Miss Passy-I dread to think of my
birthday.
Miss Budd-Why, what happened?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
How Girls Love One Another.

Artist-Your friends face is pretty
ough to be painted.
1iss Bittersweet-Mercy, can't you see
il is.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
Be NOT Deceived

urrs. Annie McAfee, of No. 1920 Clark street.
who has lived here for years. She makes q very
plain statement, after three months treatm ont at
DR.. Humes office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03

She says. " have had catarrh many years,
hearing Of the successful treatment OF Dr.. Hume
In Catarrh and Lung Troubles, determined to
consult him at once, which did,. can RECON-.
mend the doctors treatment to all sufferers from
effect permanent cure in all cases."
D.. Charlsa Hume gives late London Hospital
Building, Rooms 2Ol-2, Denver, Colo.
opatisnts ct distance ara treated % successful
y o. those who visit the otaos. A. carefully pee.
elrsd symptom blank 10 sent to all applfsants.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
YDAR. ANNUAL MEAN. YRAR. ANNUAL MEAN

The annual monthly values will show the
distribution of temperature through the
year.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
ATTRACTIONS HISTORIC AND MODERN.

Mineral. Fruitful Orchards and Other Resources
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03

TERRITORIAL BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Governor l. Bradford Prince, Prof Hiram
Hadley, Elias s. Slower, Amado Chaves
Prof. p. :. Schneider,
6upt. of Public obstruction. .Amado Cbaves
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-03
Entirely Helpless from rheumatism

nv VNV. NOH1IH1H'1VENr M
IGNAc1o LOPEZ, Clerk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

Oas q tte Conservative mer.befs q
: Ceatfa. L4hor unieu called a. this
ofrs ,ast eY.slsg Il say that tbs meal,
n.ls s1s voted fof ths Alsgeid Fesoia-
iut.oa sial3ay evening would not FUR
ush tEeif aaaes for publication n eon~
ue1i.ca x.iA iheir vote o. the notion
a. the rsa.n that thsy are cot AGAR
eaisfs aud have 10 -ynpathy nth anar.
ear o. sand that the members voted
for fhe resolution sithout understanding
its ful az4lncaace- In fact II was
-.ca4eli Waat the msu hess meant o.
a. A. g. etpsr-s their admiration FOE
tAs Fearless Independence % Governor
Aifss.d ia aFIay.ag hilaself against an
oTcrnsstcriag pubic Seatiment. This
geatie.aau. who - an educated and TO-
tired uades' union.-t. expressed regret
that tie action u the majority ha,l given
rias % the suspicion that tbs Central
lahor union harbofs irresponsible
tFsbrands Z anarchy. The resolution
Nas not oEly misleading as T. the sen.
t.mants entertained by the members.
tvt hal placed ths union in false
hight to does not believe that a soil
tary anarchist has membership IN that
body. although there are few q social
istsc tendencies. aud II would therefore
h. unjust % ask thosc who voted for the
-loadear resolution 10 ideatify them
selves a. anarchists. Ii In believed that
this gentleman SPEAKS the truth IN re-
gard 10 ths action q the Central Labor
uoion The majority was misied by a
deftly arilsp resolution which was in
ten6sd til express admiration for Alt
gelis vaior. but which in fact expressed
sy.apathy with the incendiary and trea-
sonat!e reasons be assigned for his
acton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
TRAVELLERS DAY.
knights OF the Grip Take Possession
OF the Fair.

CHICAGO. july 26.-Paid admissions a.
the fair today 9l.9i5.
Festival hall was crowded with 1900
travelling men 81 the United States to-
day. who are organized as the Colum-
bian Associated Travellers. Their pres
ence was made certain without the aid
of numerous brass bands which played
on the slightest excuse. On the plat
form. surrounded by prominent mem
hers AMI officers OK the association sat
Andrew jackson DoWd uf Iowa. prosi.
dent Of the association. When the ex-
ere.scs opened the president of the Her
mitege association handed Mr. DoRd
the sword worn BY odd Hickory at
New Orleans, who. ia turn. presented IL
90 Col. q. Ia ioun, of Sprin giieii, Mas
sach uFbifs. who made ringing pa
triotic speech. a message Ok gfoeii z
was received from the travellers Ut Ger
many in their own language. which
President Dowd did Dot translate. Cali
fOrnia. LIKEWISE. extended greetings
Carter Harrlso1 Was -soctIvsl ikitt
shouts Of the next senator. iaFlBE thp
way for speeches by &. J.. Mitchell
pfssidcntof tle Iowa aaaeclalfls aud
Jshn feaimofe q Coiumttus Dhlm
The knights * the grip then atirched
10 the administration building where
they wese welcomed hy Clnirnau
Penn. Speeches were mada hy Com.
missioner Rullen. Irsa dent Dussd A.
u Mhsehouse. s. dney Nav South
Wales. 4. +. Allen 81 LoRdde. al
MAJOR Pa0storO.
st fl u'clock small army Of
turner's entered the grounds Ire men
Wnfa ,-r.s4 Carried aff~ wanda antt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
sIAIE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Politicians change their views some
times AS senator. Mr.. Carlisle voted
for the free coinage OF silver. AS a mem
Der Of Cleyelands cabinet. he is opposed
10 it. Aud yet Blanton Duncan says
that in order to secure the electoral vote
OF California, Cleveland promised to
sign a free silver coinage.-Saginaw
Courier Herald.
Before subscribing heavily to the Yer
aqua fund il might be well to look
around and see whether some Of the
employees OF the factories that have
closed down this summer are not in
actual want. This picturesque charity
as il were is all right. but there is some
thing better.-Kalamazoo Telegraph.
The idea. now seriously suggested. of
tariffing the desks away from the men,
bers OF the house may yet result in
making congress look like big rural
school without enough birch rods and
conical headgear TO go around.-Cedar
Springs Clipper.
Joseph Jefferson himself is probably
the only man in the United States who
felt like laughing over the report that
the veteran comedian was about to close
his last engagement and retire from the
stage OF earthly existence.-Detroit
Tribune.
The missionaries who are about 10 set
out for Siam might do well 10 wait until
France has accomplished her proposed
missionary work in that part of the foot
stool.-Detroit Free Press.
To repeal the Sherman act and men
pass "a fres coinage bill would he going
from mild drink 70 delirlum tremens
beyond the help OF any gold cure.-De-
trost Journal.
\ foreign war would be right in line
with Cieyeiand's luck. What boon il
would give our b6untiful crops.-Jack-
son Courier Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
HlT AID wlss eRlsFs.

Carlisle is showing statesmanlike
sasmcsty IN letting OF ers DO most u the
q NIX about the dilaeult issues by
which lie is confronted Louis
Globe Democrat
Just iiafea - tho sutnmer girl, She
may to - girl - ;he pcrind. but si e
seems % he Unfortunately addicted 20
iae exclamation point New lofk
World
WiNinm Walter rielra eeiieratcs that
he $ cut ~ pa,.i.cs.~ - are a great
many others =, he political comp.exipn.
TamWaay hmes
When a woman ralls her son - come
in.t aar minute. ~ knows shs
war,s hlm 60 work IN hour Atchison
Gioet
Gageraor Waite feenia r. have crfw.el
rm fa to.e snd palled ic Dantsr
bsrSs sftef im lauga Adver
Tscain thtr lsr u8rhbefa aana,
the aawaen saIea re- rafali f-wae psF
lae NaN asHs lflheuf
at tic at'sfs -se
~ ke4es a4
fer1H aai fiayefner
Weit ttas ar laln
5 aslia9 ioa nar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27


o. am free 81 confess that 'After ne
Hai' Is more I.,asing % ne than a
So agner concert remarked 6 ~. Lam
b.e II Few lork n sweets yesierdsg
hile listening TO a asnd organ on TIE
Opposite corner. which vas grinding
out the latest popular melody. do.
lrayea YOU say. No. | don't think -.
II either thfia ia DEPRIVED 4 il the one
thai hscsessfGr Ianahsuser. llohreDgnin
and ester musicai infaxicaute. xen.
.tuse 60 say thai there ate rot a ihncFani
rer us Be tho lnlsd states to-day, who
b sl sincerity. ,io 70. prefer tee light.
catchy. papaiar ballad e. classical mu
SIS. ftt you cant tna = ttousaad IA
the entire slurfry Nho will saml; that
rrefe -ree. That is a peculiar charac
fe the American 80 coon -
~ fnf something 30 siig Hikes -
lans aooif az S. - lmngfues ths'
leeauae arfeslt CD las natural TASTE
III n.f So fHiaar issat ~ meas 80
su.areonss arc feaiiy 49, 81
iee fUrNf ilan h.aAes eis tie le.et
ta sad fer rals 30 overs.
ss Hf t0f III t
- &c Hfrig fien
t sUrsg fhsH. fafs
srt eetl tatssly siazs ei.iftia
tnae ha4ey 81 ensy stay .os.
m as Aemfaaee any IONS ~ They
have "a . sieiightfai tu;fcI exiefs -
ana del People becpr.e tired - item.
'aafa / shall se % After the bail
saalesas
~Iuiiana farmers are complaining
deal aloat The hsr1 iimr~ said George
G. Val n Madisoa 10 The Mort isst
night. hut they don't know what bard
times arr | can remember vben the
iu ilaaa farmer ia tel hushel - beat
for = yard q calico. and IL wasn't very
gaad csiico either That uas almost he
fare tie dzys II the wild cat bank In
diana a ASP settled quite - fhickiy &c
81 - nov ard usoney - any soyf sac Ill
tie short n a curiosity. When re bad
anvil ing - dispose - 80 folloped The
rrincip'es q prehistoric ecsoor1lcs
snA traded cor prcslDcs ~
saethine ve wsnted ard did
uot have Tbs saNthoi - barter
vas = little rgsie and primevsi hut .e
MANAGE g. set aioag rerx eel ard
di4rf Re. ,ie necessity Ter money
Hof tkfrk = tie aatEntsges TIE
gsyn4er = fh< present day las
50 aafzsseun siih Tho fev that fea e
lie iai q ~ f<taeF. The Indians
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
REPEAL. rnE REMEDY.

f.ight OK wrong the supreme duty OF
the extra session u congress Ia To re-
peal The purchasing clause % the Sher-
man at at the earliest moment The
people have teen taught 10 believe that
the repeal 4 this clause viii restore
confidence Therefore. whether right
or wrong. L should he promptly re-
rsalel IL Afterwards such action
a. found q BE- erroneous IL may
- repaired ~ further legisls-
tiou. 20 daily with the subject
or to coasunc days and wrecks
Be- faciissaat debate viii 20 aegravats
pubic lis,rust siiii mor,. The time for
partisan recriminasica j. IN the future.
NJ good o our financial interests can
ctn.e cut = a coafasei reitsration u
charges - responsibility % tle gsavity
q. iLe stasi.on noa ufan "a Is IL
siaea f.sre .ratr.elFa ~ staai "a need
of sol. only patriotism
aaap - ihe conservative
st III ~ suspend
ff tiE structures urti tha
reL Then iha saflng guns
ei "a dcUorclt5 o. iis utter
aasi saa ~ SAM con loncs re-
EGat caa - acconpl "a partly
ias repeal Il the puF.
sse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

e ennsos ~ ~
- ~fe 49, -
- sSh 80 rs1
10y %i 49, -----.s@
e@e' =. - -
- ~.sa.s =. ,.s,s<
wos-.A a. = L. "a - rs..s,s sed
tszn.s.
:.
t'szsess ,-<fe 1re sare Eaas est ~
so-A - lie eoanffs .hAo fff AAv
f,.~r $ s.1,fs - < -. .@.s..- xs-'fs.,.
.s.v. -fet a.. !. .....,.ss a. Is. sssyas.
tsut tl.s 49, .'....s.l.,s lt.r
n,,.n 40 -. 49, a. 4, ~ - - ~
besng done. ftandse.ls Il fsss aasssen
factoEAas are runflae "a sanei titae
ksca8se tie co., lss cAa1sssf a1lfd Il
rge e TIE TAI capacity aaTan< Tbs
- 49, sss'@see. i'ss - -
-. = ees.~sa feAf A.
s's's - 90 -. - -
- N.-t.'is ti.Aa - = -. -. :
1870 - go = 49, e.. s'r~x.-f,-.s.
49, rr,s. ,ss.ss,ss 80, : : l,,f.e a..
sc.-sruss,i III = ,llss.Srsss re ,ecui.ar
el,udslinn - tie aocntss.s
>, ss'.h s's's'.fa g, - ~ snAnhss' -.
,-,,.st &. liz Nex f.,s,.s....s..,. - = Fl
tie r,.y roaiisg -. ,ss,,,'ss s4fss
Charles :. En.ersaa for a. cssarse 70 1.e
gwen Ia Locxesbs baA heat rass<sE-
X K Biaekex ana ". X rhorson Of
Mansssee, oeerge A Gilbert a i-nei
.atf, > A. bfoHnn aud y A. Haikef q
hassinazo, were znong Tie Niehlt@n
arrivals ~ The Aofson sAst nsea1t
A. y. Ro,ieers % Paris. rexas. and
n. \. HeD.xi,,.t o. ..s,,ar;,.. EauSss. re
feEiriered IN The MORON. They are N
the city hasing fafnatore.
G.. T. Davis OF Charlotte. accorspaniei
by the Missss Grace Gciciinc and Bcf,e
1olding IL bailey. oined In tic Nsg
e'n ses'e'uas'
John Temple Gray Of Atlanta. Ca.
was . guest for lsoakfssst Ia the Kent
yesterday. lie was on his way 10 Mao
kinac-
Judge a. barnum ana u. W. caiaafin
OF oooiana were among o-e arrivals In
Inc MofSon iast night
j. s. Conover Of Co!dwafer Is Ia the
city on Masonic business lie 10 guest
." A"' 'Ao' '"n.
Lyman 7. Kinney OF Woodvilie. ex-
sbcrih OF Kent county dined IN the Nor
ton yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

Ceaeral St CLAIR 81 Nszsi9lz. Is a
uem.er y tie ser!is Tar soaaeil &
z.il1inlssrati1 g. fhs other 14y ks tsel
q psss through sAs gales 4 tie far
xisasat sAo~iag either Pass ~ badge.
he l. aa halasiaas. lnsoieat feIasS
shoss posits7A has teEned h.s hsaA
fAa ssts e. ers are under street oslleTs
aat - 4limis aEy pef=on xishoai Z Fess-
IA psfmiE 81 C1air haslng ~ permit.
.ixeeg. he face zlieA il very rrd. was
rese4rsd tothc Inspector 4ne inspector
khee BIN tat sas IL doust Whether b.
yirlzfe INSTRUCTIONS "a decline - rSza
she posnpoas o1fcial with tue boiled lob.
sser-llke ylsaee. Tho latter grew im-
pusisnt AZ tie delay and advancing 10
tbs inspector called hin hart names aud
thea struck him. The inspector Is
= usieh smaller man than 81 Clair. hn,
Sc returned the assault and with Vel
tirasts.,i k.oxs lsroceeded u tsansiorm the
t,ui.ed loi.stes -like visage iuto blood
garnshed salad. during the fght the
big n.an seixed ths, little MAS ear ia
lis teeth and began 10 chew il. The
guasds Interfered and the fight was
stopped. but not before 81. Clair had
been soundiy thrashed The tirst re
ports infimated that the case arose over
the lnsolcnce Of the gatekeepers and
naturally they came IN Tor another IN
stal.ment of newspaper ridicule. But
the subsequently published details prove
that -. Clair is not only bully. but
that be IL also vindictiye coward. tie
has prevailed upon the authorities TO
discharge the inspector and one OF the
gasemen for no other offense than obey
ing ORDERS and whipping a conceited
bully. who viciously assaulted the in
spector and who happens TO be ono Of
their number. The officials ought TO
hang their heads in shame. and as for
~. Clair-the worlds fair will be dis
graccd by the continuance IN Office OF
sach brutal bully and arrant coward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
GROUND TO A PULP
Enrsged kentucky Whites Throw
a murderoOs Negro
INTO A THRtSHlaG MACHINE.
oae or the Men IL killed by the
sexro's sea- Mia Attacks the
Crowd With ritS1 fosk-

PapVoAH. Ky. July 3i--in Graves
county. peaf Mingo. hsEsoeAy. yesieF-
day, ~ 4 wheat t.i.eslslngs A negro snd
a white ns1 got iuto . sess ana tbs
foFDlef cat TIE latter CO tIe azna rho
use - the kIee enrsSed IA vlita
iAseshere. Rho Geelde.l - sss TAR pla..
aad Iaes caught the pegrs. - the ~
sort goss and threw him INTO tslu thres1-
.n2 luscAiCe. and kssiei him. Afaolg
It's spectators g. shas Lorrits 4 affair ses
= boy. sol - the negso. and e. cefesd
Lie father 10 packed up . pitchfoEk and
atlacsea tho crowd. sticking tie fork
into one az the men and killing .sns.
The crowd theE tusnsd upon the boy.
bat he ran and escaped Though no
names can be given this report Is ffosa =
reliable Ta,lTo.o.f. who got the facts
iron. maA present al tie ilmc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

Matters OF Interest Ia Those Who Help
the Needy.

Matters OF Interest to Those Who Help
the Needy.
Following il a self-explanaiory note
from Chief Leinoin:
OspicE OF FIRE MARSHAL.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
July IA. ls3l
Mas. j. W. RosENTnALr--In reply TO
yours Of the 9th of April last would
say that your letter was read at tie dit.
fcrent stations. resulting a. foliows: "a
from the members IL Engine company
No. ), Captain Smith. officer IN CHARGE
nj corner Of Leonard and Canal streets;
Henry LEMON. fire marshal. 81; Henry
clearinghouse. assistant. o.. While ! re-
greet the SUN 10 not larger. il was
thought best TO do no soliciting, Having
all to follow their own convictions
Hoping that your noble efforts which
you seem to be 30 earnestly engaged In
will be crowned with success, is the
prayer Of
HENRY LEMON, Fire Marshal.
The foregoing self-explanstive letter
was received in response 10 communl-
cation from the managers OF the Chill
drens Home society. who desire to
thank Marshal LEMON and the brave
tire laddies for their kind contributions.
The members of the fire department are
invited To call and inspect the home,
now shelteripg forty five children whom
Providence has deprived Of parentage.
The Charity society has q good nurse
who wishes work. The society wishes
10 receive more applications from per-
sons who wish men to do odd jobs. A
few days work for painter and paper
hanger would help family in distress.
The Charity society has two young
girls Is and. IL years of age for whom
homes are desired. The girls are home
less and are more anxious to find homes
in good families than they are TO find
places TO work Tor wages
The net receipts from the lawn fete
given last Tuesday night for the benefit
Of the Children's home were clio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
ONE MASS OF GOLD
Two More Bg Strikes Msse at
Cripple crees-
Dirs l. Vesth 50 lssaad and C<sDssd-
ezred Cheap "a f14ka-- 4 s-isss s1ss1A
As~ . toA ShIak-

conEADo srusas Cd. sE'y A.
Tie s<ss ssEaas ess sAs1s Il CnFpi~
1reek = rsFlags<z1 ltsl tt.s s141 l-4s4.4.s
e1snaauy wb4loh oVa' Tie al.naossos
a1a. III DesferAs.ssissn usaes. 4 rr.ss
iAerts lao lnSAsz fl-@k La lsea AT
coxtrs-a tueltty.tar. fof bs,s..xs, "a.
sufaea ff.ss1 ~haea sxlalrls r.sf .,,n
gave -. 40 opno<4 at rcs1 70 tie "a.
ADotlsts pisufa41asns.i 1sscoxssy = u, Al
tas3e - tie ,f.nrsasaass ia aen~ sr
t,.e ssonas iesel. Tie 10y IA, :
Twelve Eees tLsel xith : Ia. 4 srr1r.s.,..
running AZ Il frna olxbt u ga inche.
thH& A eve loasu iaasp l4-<rn f.oa.
tins soam run sak.s ouycrs solG. % =
i'er pousA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

sails shicA have h~ss rua esntiHsso1siy tor
ski<sg ssArs deFaz bs.zis.ar 44gs have bsela
eoagpszz ! ~ shut eo~A ier s4nt n sszfs.
II ssflsa insz ssazsiea ~'s- sAst tts ssss.csll
efasassa a tbs ssltsf R4zrsAse b eus g.
zfil lisE4-
TL,sss reanarkahle data takea u eon-
.4Brtssn sita the SILVER sne4slnsss le4ss
cit little sasatt that tie distrust u Ills
peepls Is due - deEssrraf ineoapete1ey
& a.eet All d-ssAaTgs the f1aetlsils Il
goyesausenL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

Refuse Ca liz 9A~~n ga .xu1 q It,rf
B~xxie En<u4s.

OAKLAND CIrs. Ind Joiy az-Abuss
thirty uzm;s b,sssied north osord
freight train on tie Lssasvs4.e 4 n.rrr
iiautc about 10 O'clock isst nsxhx, sna
whcn ordered OF by the oon1Ucon nse
him 10 understand tat il wuHA IKE =
larger force than he could ooDnoAd ~
'-ilre' them Being unable 70 rId De
train 81 them. the conductus telcgrus.ks,l
20 Princeton authorities for xs<sstsnor
On their arrival at PRINCETON . p.tsl.sl
battle occurred fefuoen Tie trsniB on
one side and and the railroad crew AID
CITY marshal ami deputies ON the other.
Several on both SIDES received scvere
injuries. bat none fatal. As the train
pulled out from Princeton the tramrs
again attempted 10 board IL when one a
their number Tell under TIE wheels AM
bis body was completely severed on
h,s person Was u card issued bs NJ +.
Williams 90 &. T. Tresier IL lalucah.
KY. showing him 10 he member ~ the
Cigarmakers' union. npd il IL SUPPOSED
he Is the owner 90 the card. Al The
death IL one u their nembrrr the
tramps quit the train and are camp
ing IN the woods near by.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

HseFs<,n ard slcsurnsck Have Nj
1soafsie Az Va lnais.ss fbetT sd.

tioafsie Az Va lnaiAx fbetr sd.
ca4Aoc, July AttandSnoe pfoi.
toe hrt rlehi q tbs eeat.euel 3
4ourloa IL Ito Nahsgal Lawn IenEAs
4ssoct4t.oa t<.uroan asg Mas much BET
tes us at1fulnz Case aud Glars uaat
1cnlaeE AID Nicely foE tie c. fiDa.
AEsse add Clara San the AescA L. ~.
a.. .. = IL
Eovey And Hobart .. Harvard saa
New York ard Icbin and f&ylof. ehaG.-
rioas * rs Pacific sisse, began the
afternoon Kanles. Aosey and Acbai;
easily seioa.src tie Western uleu ~ U-l,
c.. ol.
l.ysFson and II cCcrMiea. non handiDy
fr04n Waite ar1 Wa.llrr ~ 6-3. 60
ca
g. - Neel and 4. Ne~a az Casitornia
beat "a. l.. nerrick aaa ). K. McCur-
mex - 20. &C. C-l, -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
CAUGHT A FORGER.
Charles Stocking In Jail for Passing
q Bad Check.

Albert Stocking. alias Charles Run
nels, passed forged check Tor t3l.60 on
George Lawson. the Division street feed
dealer Tuesday evening. and yesterday
he was arrested for the offense by Dep
uty Sheriff Powers. and will answer 10
charge Of forgery today. Stocking
purchased some feed OF Mr.. Lawson and
presented the check, which was signed
by James Muir Of Cascade. On the
back was the Endorsement Of Charles
Runnels. Yesterday the check was pre-
scented al the bank and was pronounced
forgery. Deputy Sheriff Powers was
put on the track of the forger and cap
tured him when he came 10 the city
from Sand Lake with his newly welded
wife. Stocking is - years old and will
probably serve term for hls CRIME. lie
has confessed bis guilt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

IEEEE HAufK. Ind. JAY 2i--Tile
failure q II. Il. Benjamin % Nils az dee
Las ihFozn tho property u the Norton
Greek Coal : Mining company in Yer
million eouaty INTO The hands % the
sheriff. benjamin was president ana
the largest holder OF the stock u The
company. The shutting down IL the
mines throws COO MIXERS out OF work.
termsiion county creditors levied on all
the property AT the mines.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

SAN FRANCISCO. July G.-The steamer
Australia arrived from Honolulu this
morning. Claus Spreckels was among
the passengers. Spreckels was given
quite a send-oh on his departure from
Honolulu. \ large crowd gathered at
the wharf and the national band played
in his honor. A number Of distinguished
royalists attended him on board the
steamer and presented him with cane.