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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

A beautiful artistic result r. achieved
b. . recently invented method u en-
larTinz ssereopscopic pictures. one that
solves the problem n placing upoa the
screen . pair Of ordinary stareoscopie
pictures in snch . manner that while
the right eye can only Sc tho right
hand picture. and tho left eye the ieft
hand pictura, the two shall yet b COM
bin.d and conveyed b. the brain ~ one.
In solving this problem. according 20
an Engli.h artist. tho pictures on the
sere<n are In tall perspective. the vari-
Gus tbj~cts Turning th~m standing out
e. n pos~->sd % three dimspsions and
sppearinx IN their correct relative
planes.
A pair % ordinary stsreoseopie trans
psrencis- are snpsrpossd on the scfeen
= nearly 80 pnsss hls- the pirtnrs. not
b~ssx identical. . p~rf~ss Fesissfssion
csnnnt - obtained and tha light from
sseh picture 10 poisrise.i. enc vertically
snd ths ofhss hortssnfAlfy. the sotahia
"a psetnre bring vi~Sed thfvesh an sa-
sIyrss ssr,ilss 10 . sgnsli epsFs sisss.
Thss snslys~t " - Constructed nat
walls he right eys eco sniy see tiss in
sr~ poreaYs3 In hsFisaafaily psiafissi
nstr TIE ieft eye can go ealy fhst IA
vertically psssf,sssf light A snsFss
tact fsssag-, in via~ 81 thu tact tat
psisffsd hskf 70 40 - - hreksa ~.
\ ffi< fseins a he sfseea ~1th 6ali 80
msts slfssf. . lane sssiss - sspeFiasats
ssstas psssed tkis - b The tssi sssts'
- s~-~ sask Ess-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

10 the probate court yesterday two
pretty. dark eyed little girls aud hand
some little Coy stood up Ia tattered gar
meats aad gared rondsrirgIy about
while TIE order vas made which will
send them % the public school az Cold
water. The chlldrea were Ida Belle.
joseph ard Marietta Fificld or Scion
township. aged III. . and respectively.
Their fathsr - net in good health and
there are four little tifie.ds besiiie these.
80 tbat the eouniy has been forced 10
iaok aftef the little waits William RI
Held. another htt.s brother % IL whose
poor little legs. sarunken With rheums.
tism. vii rescr bear OPP rs small body
acaiu to5s leave ~ the children AMIDST
Their touufifu! tears snd was taken to
the ro'sniy kOnse. Al The little Eifieids
cried when their brother was taken
away and ida Belle. the oldest. wept the
r11st sorsiY. bus explained TO the ro3r.
master that q VS. -all OF account 81 a
tooth ache. tco hoo" II IL 90 he feared.
however. that there vas LITTLE heart
ache Ia ~ disease which the most
expert aa1tist cannot euro.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

tbs Duke q Argyll. Charles A. Dsns
nsazy irFlsg. W. ID. noiEells snd Car
Gina 1ibtoas
With the lamar sumber Ok NORTH
ingtons Aagaxlos begsas its third rcd
Bme The leaain< article. Forests 81
CaiforIis." b. Charles Howard Shina.
j. saperbsy illustrated. giving Ehs reader
= good idea Of these nsgniiieent conifer
Gus forests. the like of shseh 10 found
noxhoss elss rpon he earth. Anosher
Eemsrkabls article u that entitled. "A
Celebrated k.scapes which gives reii
able detailed account VI the digging a
the famous Libby Prison tunn~l, through
which In l8df. io8 Union officers masie
their escape The story is told b. tsen
Thomas r. kose. the ofissnstor and
leading spirit OF the plan. Mrs Liver
more > serial. "Cne Of the Forty -Ainss
il continued The short stories b. May
Bradley and others are unusually pleas
ing ard the poems by Clinton Scotland.
Elizabeth Akers. and Albert Bigelow
Paine are beyond the average.
Godey's Magazine FOR January has a
varied table 81 contents. The complete
novel in this number is ty frankiyn w.
Ire, and is called Mam'selle paganini
The Illustrations arc by T. L. Durand.
l. Ciarkson has Christmas story. Non-
seur Noigi's diaha cds; Julius Cham.
bers one called The Princess Of Barren
Island; ccnyers Q, Converse contributes
a parlor comedy. Till Luther Proposes.
in which 10 incorporated pathetic bit
Of music called A Hearts Song. with
words by Albert Hardy. editor OF Godey's
Magazine. aud music by CHI. Crozaf Con-
verse; Herbert Wilbur Greene writes Of
an incident in the life OF Ole Bull. and
Florence Hull conductor The Home de-
partment The water color portraits are
OF Mrs. J. q. Gaylord and Miss Matte
Thompson OF Kentucky. and the poems
are by Flavei Scott Mines. Frances
Isabel Currie. Eleanor Waddle. Harry
Romano and w. J. Hampton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
JANUARY MAGAZINES

Scribner's Magazine for 1894 will pub
lish series OF special frontispieces, So
lected by Philip Gilbert Hsmerton from
contemporary srt,and accompanied with
a brief article BY Mr.. Hamerton and a
portrait Of the artist Manet's "E'ifcr''
opens ths SORES in the January issue.
George w. Cables novel, -John Mach.
Soutkerner." which begins In the Janu-
AIRY Scribner. is q dramatic story OF the
now south. This novel has been long In
preparation 10y the author, who consid-
ers II his best work.
Women who arc short and slender
must avoid much trimming on their
skirts. be They stout or slender, as they
are shorter In proportion from tho waist
an article on Gowns for tho New Year"
in tho January Ladies' Home Journal
For the sarDa reasoa they must omit
wearing large pla'ds and desians All
full portions OF the waist must be
moderate la strs. ~ the sleeves. bertha.
belt and vrst The short, aide feyers
how worn are becoming. also rosnd
waists and abort pointed basquea
Jacket ffpnto are In good taste. but the
umbrella back basauss give short
bHuFt cut OH NHIsafauaHs ~ ttNy
eapcs. While siess titfins jacket adds.
apparently. several lnehe. MatefiAla
mnst be selected 9th vios IA max az
the ~ssfef look taller.
The January number - The Forum
which ~ ia reelection In price hes woh
great spsesssi viii have a notsbia sFticis
on the Wilson iar,f hili. by Nj Wilssn
himself. 90 be followed Ia q later nua
her ~ q reiaiadss froa a writer hestlls
81 the bsu The Jsnaasf HambsF all
aiso coatsin 80 impartial review - the
~h8le Hawaiian question ~ Mf. James
ltehaulef. the sell kaown histofisa. chs
wntss ret Zoe the saks - esatfassfsy
lsnt % tell the fssts ~ the shais eoatea
ton ara Get them forth Ia thsls Faere,
Ifofosif1a
Probably tie isst sfitlnz that rFsf
Tynasli esKasd ~ss bfisf ssAiiiAsat Ia
kos9f - The ass yssf ssa addressed
particularly - As8efieans prepared o.
Assiefs's Mssssiss 1kls. sEd sIRdfsd
ssaaa asiszflens frea sthss saiksal
fsofis Americas. faeish ssa fFeEek
siii sssss ass - tie spsessl features II
ths nee fssF's saefef A2sRs the
asafsikssef= ace Asekassess fsHas
Mas hsjlsE. fzsiis Essl. Alasaa,ies ia
@ss, iisass u. htsAlsg, fssf aasisB.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

There IL hardly question as TO the
very Homogeneous difference between the
characteristics OF the highland and the
lovlsnd Scotch. James Bonwick. au-
thor Of "who Are the Scotchi" asserts
that the highlanden are not Gaelic
race. but that they are q miscellaneous
mixture Of outcast Irish. rebel North
men. banished Saxons. conspiring Nor
thumbrians. restless Lothianers, unyield-
ing Normans. intriguing barons. hunt
ed freebootsrs. decayed gentlemen and
loAfers Of all orders lie shows that the
highland clans or tribes are. most Of
them, Of comparatively recent origin,
and that even Bishop Leslie. in 1878.
has no mention whatever of the distinc-
ton into tartans.
Bonwick's book. when II appeared,
made considerable sensation. as he was
very severe In his criticism ON such
works as tho dandy "vestiaripm Scott
cum. which gave accounts and even
pictures Of tn tartans % border tribes
who never wore ta-tans or kits. Sir
Walter Scott thought he had traced the
work % the counter Of one Of the great
clan tartan warehouses In Edinburgh.
What strikes one most In the books and
articles which have dealt with highland
subjects and clans h the suggested ORR
gins beyond which the most careful
student fails 20 reach. The world IL I'M
der obligations TO the legends and ira
ditions 81 the clsns for much very en-
gaging romance and poetry. In consid-
Grafton Of which perhaps We should not
be too exaeting upon history for origins.
brooklyn Eagle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Probate Court.

JrpGE PERxrss-Estate Enton wor.
Eel, deceased; letters OF administration
issued TO Frank W. Worfel; June %
assigned for hearing claims; appraisers
warrant issued In the matter Of
Oudelia Sherman, insane; order admit
ting 20 asylum as private patient.
Estate Henry j. Paalman. deceased;
January 30 assigned for proving will.
In the matter OF George w. Granger.
INDECENT insane; order for admission TO
asylum. Estate Eliza Jones. deceased;
January - assigned for proving will.
In the matter OF Wilhelmins van
Damme. indigent insane. order for ad-
mission TO asylum Estate Richard r.
Randall. deceased; order allowing final
account. discharging executor and as
signing residue OF estate TO residuary
legatee. Estate Tracy NJ. Hartnacke.
minor; petition for guardian filed. In
the matter OF Ida Belle Fifeld ct al,
dependent and neglected children; or
der for admission to state public school
at Coldwater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Engber.isns Pszlnsn. . given eli the -
fsfs. shish 10 sslaed a <l.5oo
Mark >0Flis - exseslnr has bexnn
szit IA tAe circsal cosrt against the New
fosk Bfexery Hire Insurance. company.
The amoanf involved % &l,1H
FraBk ". Wssrfsl xas yesterday APP
poinlsd atnir hzrator of the estate u
Aafon WorfeL The ssfzts 10 vslsed az
q. SO
Georgs w Granger vas yesterday in
ths probate court ordered sent % kaia-
marco a. the expense u hsnt county.
Patrick Byrnes Gas ssntenc>d % jail
Cor 20 days b. Judge Seserens for ssnding
an obscsns letter through the malta
r. Lusk Vas sentenced 10 pay rns
% O. and costs for cruelty 10 horse IN
police court yesterday.
Gsorxs Philips charged with assault
and battery was acquitted In police
court yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
HOW TO HANG WIRES
Another Ordnance Presented to
the Common Council
REGULATING ELECTRIC WIRES
subsect Tss-rests Insurance Men.
Csstroil>~'s fsspsrt shows small
ess weekly Expense An Years

The most important matter which
came before the common council last
night Sas an ossiioanes 90 regulate the
stEinging Of electric wires and the man
per in wfich buildings shall he wired
Many tires Of late have been caused BY
improper wiring, and insurance men all
over the country are urging the passage
Of ordinances regulating the matter.
The ordinance will be printed in the
regular proceedings and may be read ut
the next meeting.
Mrs. Nj. Smith aud others owning
property near the Charity Organization
society's headquarters objected to the
building Of the work room addition TO
the building. a. il 10 within the Ore
limits and endangers surrounding prop
erty. Referred 10 the committee on fire
department Mrs Mary Mcnamara
petitioned Tor sewer In West Fulton
street before the street is graded. Re
ferred 10 the committee on sewerA
A boy named Longfcilow asked 10 be
allowed 70 shoot sparrows within the
city limisA Placed on die.
Residents on North Ptospect street
demonstrated against change in grade
between Bradburn and Matilda streeta
Referred 10 she board Of public works.
Oomptrdller's Report.
Comptroller Caro- reported bills calling
for sums from thu various funds az fol-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Police Court.

JUDoE HAGoERrY- Harris,
carrying concealed weapons; adjourned
10 December ~. George Allen. larceny;
adjourned 10 December 30. George
Phillips. assault and battery; acquitted.
Ewing Lusx, cruelty TO animals. 50 and
costs. John Wright. obstructing an
officer; adjourned to December ~. Scion
Baxter. breach Of the peace; acquitted.
l. Dinkelstein. b. Cohen and j. Silver
man. violation OF hucksteFs' ordinance;
sentencs suspended.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

JeroD- Harris one Of th- colored
men 4rr-s'ed sunday night on Island
street. whs arraiSaed Ia police court
yesterday Tor carrying concealed
Nespons. Eis case Vas adjoornsd until
today. His employers IA machine
chop GA North Canai street speak highly
- hlm. losn Wright. who xas ar.
rested NJ the SAM time wi.h Harris.
sas charged wit1 ehstruetlng an 9filcsr.
His esae sss also s,lieurae1 snai to
dag. A part ~ tae story Nhissa Uficers
White ADD Leverage DID not tell sun
day came out yesterday Ihsy bad 81
rested another csior~d m1n named
-ike." vhen Wright int-rssred o. such
and ext~nt tAst Ike escaped. II Wa
when Wyixht Vas D nehsd" that Har
70 taterfsfnd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

JuDaE SEykxKss-- Geld Blast Feather
company CO al Va Nelson Matter et al /.
hearing on petition Of Boydsa & Way
maj Lumber company; matter taken
under ADJUSTMENT Woosiman & Hew-
stt Manufacturing company ". bradley
- Williams et al, order opening proofs
The North ssstsrn National bankof Chi
cage ~ the r G. Peters Salt 4 Lumber
company et al. order referring il to
master In chancery 10 take proofs on
pefitio1 % Hzibor Nicholson ct al.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

5 2JvpsE Apsrr-In 70. estate Of Fred
n Iscnssd. mentally Incompetent. etc;
appeal Of y. r. Allen from order OF pro-
bate court; order setting asido default
Of the appellee without costs TO either
party; cause to be tried this term by
jury. William III. wssner vs.. Hbbie
Washer. divorce; hearing on motion 20
modify order for alimony. Frank T.
Warrell w. James Cox 81 al. chancery;
motion TO dissolve injunction.
JupoE GRovx-The People va Fred
Champion. forgery sentenced to one
year at Ionia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Solon W naxtsr .ss sranstfpd % the
ehafzs q bt~asA - IN pssee 10 pstir.
.art yesterday tscosty tke nan shsm
be eiaiins assaulted him esisped snd
49, Rot h~sn ss.a Hs /. tss fallss
sho sAaf sna nsariJ kis.i Ray Nossoa
~ boFrss 3 srs 90 Ianss street tore o.
thrse Ycsrs Asp
- Alisn yesterday IN ths sap>slar
sosff aied = notlcs ~ sprsal fss zee
tSisi 10 tbs sap~fiar esusf II lhs sass ef
tirnate tsso. SO serstns fstaty yssrs
s~etsaes feF fsps 90 hi. step sisasA tsF.
TIE efeussis = spps4i are sFssa Il tbs
ln.iess cksfx&
fh- 81 q H.sdris Jss PaHnsa ga.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
TIM Madern Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
Syrup OF Figs. when in need OF the laxa-
tive effect OF gentle remedy than by
any other. and that it is more accept
able to them. Children enjoy it and it
benefits them. The true remedy. Syrup
OF Figs. is manufactured by the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co. only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Juron sEyERxHs-United States w.
Gecrgs Hsughtsliing. petition that or
der estrcAfing bail DO vacated; order
granting same with costs AZ eS27a
United States Va Patrick Byrnes. in
dictmsnt for mailing an obscene letter;
sentenced to imprisonment for ninety
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

jugs Ad-it yesterday granted a
oFtsr "a the claim - Attoreey y. r.
Ailen. azssa3t tas estate ~ fr~a "
tssasr-i. snieh sse appealed frog pro.
kat~ sourt Alien SAINTS tis0 la fs~s Zoe
hss servir~s dufing ths fsua9sss lltgs
ten juags Adsit ste esisle Allen :
fesnsr defssit 10 the ease. and DEGREES
thu the $50 shsli b tried W isFy
fhss farm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
To the Ladies.

Having just returned FROM Chicago,
where have made the art Of dress-
making a study for nose than year.
/ am now prepared to do fret class work
in all the latest styles. Cutting and
fitting a speciality; guarantee a perfect
fit; prices reasonable
MISS j. EvcLAsp.
No. 3l7 North Front street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Oriental Chapter. o. f. s., viii give a
pedro social at Lincoln club room. Pearl
street. Thursday evening. Friends in
vited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

A bill for rent OF the city market was
stricken out. B. Dekrone's bill for
$3.50. for rent. was also stricken out, as
was that OF Mira Susan Patterson and
several other items from the report were
stricken out and referred to the CON-
mittee on poor. The balance OF the re-
mort was adopted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Grand Rapids Savings Bank-Semi-A An
nuai Dividend No. Al.

The directors OF this bank have de-
clared semi-annual dividend OF three
per cent. payable on and after Friday.
January .. 1894.
+. A. HALL. Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
One Bond Is Missing.

City Treasurer Sorrick reported that
r l.. Day 4 CO. had taken all the water
bonds issued to redeem the issue OF 1873
and he had settled with the National
City bank for the old bonds held by it,
There is still bond Tor s1.O00 at large.
The interest coupons have all been paid,
and are in possession OF the city. The
bond is No. 1sSC. and will be redeemed as
soon as il is presented for payment
Poormaster Mocrdyke recommended
that the rent OF a. Van Overen be paid
by the city. Referred to tho committee
on poor.
Introduced n New Ordinance.
The committee on ordinances pre-
scented q new ordinance TO govern cleo
trio wiring in the construction OF build
ings. The committee has been working
for the past elk months on the matter
and found few cities in the country
which have any ordinances governing
the matter. The subject was stirred up
here by insurance men. who are anxious
to have strict regulations regarding the
wiring OF all buildings. The ordinance
gives minute directions as to how all
wires shall be strung overhead aud how
they shall be arranged in conduits. The
ordinance Is filled with electrical terms
which will be as clear as mud TO the
aldermen when the ordinance is read.
Alderman Dunton moved that no rent
or railroad fare be advanced TO any city
pauper without the committee on poor
investigate the case and recommend il
be done. The council adjourned until
next Tuesday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Comptroller Caro- reported bills calling
for sums from thu various funds as fol.
lows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.

On account of the heavy fog at Port
Royal S. c., it was not possible to con-
tinue the trials of the Vesuvius yester-
day, and bad weather may prevent their
being finished for some time.
Three children were roasted to death
in burning house yesterday at Bellaire,
Mich.
There was no chnage in the ballotting
for Senator at Olympia, Wash, yester-
day.
-ExGov. Foraker will not accept the
appointment offered him by Gov Nc
Kinley as trustee of the Ouio State Uni
versity to succeed ex-President Hayes,
deceased.
Russell White, Captain of the San
Francisco fire insurance patrol was found
dead in bed yesterday He came from
Boston in 1875 and organized the fire
patrol Of which he has been captain ever
since.
e. A. Vauderpool, farmer residing at
Savannah, N. Y, committed suicide yes
terday morning in his barn by cutting
his throat with razor, No cause is
known for the act.
The Massachusetts Department G. A.
r. encampment opens in Boston to-day
Communicated Chief Weissert is in at
tendance
The two Houses Of the General Assem-
bly, of Pennsylvania met in special ses-
sion and passed resolutions on the death
of James G. Blaine.
Telephone communication has been
established between Boston and Chicago
distance of 1900 miles. Gov. Russell
talked over the wire
| The National Butter and Cheese con-
vention opened its second annual session
/ in Dubuque, Ia, yesterday.
Mrs Jennie w. Lyon, Of Middetown,
Conn, wife of George w. Lyon, Surveyor
OF the Port Of New York, has applied for
divorce, alleging wiIful deserJion as tine
| ground for thes eparation.
Five sailors of the Norwegian bark
| Alice which was wrecked at Long Beach,
! N. j., Monday night, were drowned wnile
attempting to land in their own boat.
The rest OF the crew were saved by means
| OF the breeches buoy.
The committee having charge of the
J Cleveland Inauguration arrangements has
awarded the contract for music for the
Inaugural Ball and Promenade Concerts
to the United States Marine Band o
! Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-08
In CONGRESS.
Progress of the House on the Legislative
Appropriation BilI-senate poinss.

Progress of the House on the Legislative
Appropriation BiII-senate Doinss.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The House made
fair progress with one OF the great appro-
priation bills. The Legislative bill ap-
propriates upwards Of S@l, 500, 900. Aside
from IA review of the condition Of the
Treasury by Messrs. Dingley aud Dockery
divergent views-and an attack on the
Civil Service law by MIR Jr lrmond, the
proceedings were uninte.g ,siuE.
Senator Chandler mHnaged TO give a
political twist to the debate in the SEN
ate on the Automatic Coupler bill
He brought up a resolution Ia the Ma
tional Democratic platform wnich de-
nounced the Republican party and the
Republican Senate for not having pro-
vided legislation for the protection of
railroad employees, aud he insisted tha
the position of so many Democratic SEN
ators against the bill was Inconsistent
with their party faalty,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-08
JAcK cLlEEoRp Acoulrreo.
Declared Not Guilty of Kitling Connori
-Other Ind intrnenta Acninst Him.

Declared Not Guilty of killing Connori
Other Indictments Against Him.
P1TsBuRG, Feb. 9.-Jack Clifford, the
Homestead strike leader, charged with
the killing of j. ?. Connors, during the
famous battle on July 6, was acquitted
last night.
Since the Homestead strike trials began
there has not been such an attendance as
there was all day yesterday. The day
was devoted to the arguments Of counsel
for the defense and prosecution and the
charge of Judge SU'we.
The arguments on both sides were
mastery efforts and the Judges charge
fair and impartial At 1855 o'clock the
case was given to the jury and court ad-
journed until evening.
At 1880 o'clock the defendant was
brought from Jail and placed in the pris,
oner's box where he nervously awaited
the result.
The jury then filed in and the foreman
announced the verdict of "not guilty"
Clifford heaved a sigh of relief at the
announcement and was Immediately
taken back to Jail on the other charges
pending against him.
He still has indictments for murder,
treason and riot to answer for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-08
Catholic SYNOD at Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, Feb. S,-The eighth synod
of Catholic priests Of the PitJsburg dio-
cese is being held here. Two hundred
and fifty priests participated in the open
ing ceremonies at st. Paul's cathedral
The synod is called for the purpose of
conforming the diocesan law and
statutes of the last PIenary Council at
Baltimore with the more recent acJs of
the Holy See in regard to the Church in
the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-08
TYPHUs AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS
Exodus from the College of Physicians
and surgeons at 81. Louis.


and surgeons at 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.-A sensation has
been created by the announcement that
so students attending the College of
Physicians and Surgeons, have left for
home on account of the sudden death of
three students.
The excitement is intensified by the re-
port that the deaths were caused by
what is feared is typhus fever.
The dead are: George Herndon of Wes-
tern Kentucky, died Friday; Fred H.
White of San Antonio, Tex died yester-
day morning, and David II. Brown of
this city, died yesterday afternoon.
The students were attacked by symp-
toms which the physicians were unable
to ascribe to either virulent scarlet fever,
cerebro-spinal meningitis or cerebral
typhus and in issuing the death certif-
Gates the facts were submitted to the
Health Department
1t is believed the disease was con-
tracted in the dissecting room,