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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND.
I OoT-ON SUNDAY, 18TH INST. WHITE AND
~ lemon setter dog; mad on collar without name or
tag Reward for his return to 1890 18th st. n. W.
I OST OR sTOLEN-LADY's GOLD WATCH;
- velvet bow attached; highly valued as a gift.
Finder will be literally rewarded by leaving sam at
10 iowa circle. lts
/ OST-IN CENTER MARKET ABOUT 1890
- SATURDAY Inornin-. mink boa. Return to IL IL
N ST. n w. and receive suitable reward 1t
EoUND-oN SATURDAY MORNING, A LADY's
Il silver chatslaine watch. Owner can have same
by calling at &}4 22d 81. lts
l OsT-ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE. MONDAY
~ evening. small plush hand satchel no value to
any one but owner. Suitable reward IL left at 6i2
9Th ST. II.
0ST-A YOUNG BLACK AND TAN DOG. COR
~ - 9tn ehd ID sta n Collar red). name risky.
Please return to SAUTTERS RESTAURANT SOC
8. IA ST. Z. W.. and receive reward aplI-:,ts
/ OST-ON THE l4rH INST, A SEALSEIN
shoulder cape on CABIN John road or III street T. W.
Cabin John Ho ell. ap17-,ts
I OST-APRIL q. A SMALL FEMALE PUG. LIB
IL erai reward If returned to 336 G n. apl5-3t
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Il room houses cor. 1:ah and W SITS NV every mod
imp electric bells. fine eabinet mante!s; bsautiful
ys6s hnes houses In northwest section for
<1.Uu; terms to suit; open all day for inspec.ion
watchnsn In charge. can and examine them in25-lm
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

DOR SALE-50X1o0 ON 7TH ST. NV. BEL X
L and 81 very cheap; .asy terms 30x1CO on north
side OF Il BIT. 18th and 10Th n W also beautiful
stable lot near Dupont Circle 25x62; has two fronts
vide pe we'd alleys. W. 7. OEIE, I2l1 + st. NV
aplS-4t-
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LbS SALINE HAVE THREE yFtY FTSE
n:-l- AOu>es sor SIC situated near EcsInx-
ton co.c-r-t ssr--t L.-A grUuai: sNcer iu.-lv d.
~ n-iEhbO-L pnd E0u-e- 20, IN ~,.-tS ..~E
al improvements, never ,urled ckey must ta
toid at once aud srr Ot-r-t prl-~- Tar o. Gw AZ
Sinn y tfope-ty' ocer Wanted JOHN L. WIGHT
N
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EoR HENr-ToE rHs sUMNsR-HANpso,,y
Il co1rtfy . g. fu sh {. n-ss Resv "a A n -
I'm. = son .rNIa Nssasnss.a- A. kiMI III VA
1922 - Nv apls-lm
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
Sewer. once Of the Commissioners d. c. 4, WASH
tnRton, ID. C.. April 20. 1895 Sealed proposals will
B. RECEIVED At ,hs , once until IWELNL O'CLOCK.
structng main intercepting sewer from the Poto-
river Eashys Point to near the Intersection
of 18th and streets Blank forms OF proposals
and specihcat ems may be obained at this ONCE upon
application therefor tosether with all necessary
ROSSELI. Commissioners D. C. apl7.6t
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- = . : : : =
Store and dVg IO9
E2iss -. . il. g-.-..-.e
11.s~ osa 81. b n. Sr =,
li:i : -. b q. NJ $.
litS Columbia 81. , .,
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FOR SALE-HoRsrs & VEHICLES

t1E ALA srhLISs PAIR OF IAE.F RAW
- ui.tN.s s2n :, seeg rin- t'i- U-ek AZ IoIFN III
SdAEN : SIABl'S. Ialf h - a - a, =
L'OR SAfF-Dsi IGH rrt-f. S,nDrr- 49,, ma, ~
=, - -ur~. yct-s IA, l@tan1. ash been r,ddrn
NJ WI y 's-l Iren wi. r-r TED SQUAD 80 kl,d
"a. ~ A.-AA n =
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CHEAP AT s6 on
Zoe SALE
HERE'S A CHANCE
N cfEaroE ON fn-- I,a. -.

I.0K sALE-AS ELEGANT RESIDENCE. STU
ATED ON MASS Az NEAE DIT PONT CIR
DEPFH Oh lJO FELT. htNNINI BACK To
WIFE ALLEY. WITH LARGE STABLE: COM
PLETE IN " PARTICULAR AND ESFE-
CIALLY ADAPTED TO The ENltETAISIN1i Of
GUESTS. FOE FURr1tk PAkI ICULARS APPLY
I'd JOIN b. MLGHI. I.IO q - Y "
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ECR SALE--A EAEG 'N-FTNF s-Eoou
u brick: A. ID. on On ne hear two lines 81
ca Price. .i.3H. ss.UUO casa, - Aacr on .oux
time Apply ~ CHARLES sSSSENEY Owner pa
I1th u v NpIS-5t'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALz-HoUSE:9 ROOMS AND BATH; Tor
II 2oIso; loft ,llgy morn sr H bet iih and sIh
for a few days a. s4.2J0 OWNER. 224 Nd. ave.
Il story press uricE bay window house; g rooms and
hsthi cellar under whole house. Psi-e. till May l.
ApIS-3s SMITH & JEFFoRDs. 511 11th st. NV
E'OR SALE-IS HOLMFAD MANOR-OSF HOOK
ioroom cdt . 2i " i',y ave Tos, st;rastlye
srh eonvenisncss, o; io1I,U; owne- desires 1nake
TorIaasy 70 no.c s1 ro Sosi an IN, unusual op
s-ction- HEIsEETL NeEEsN iS5s ~ ~ spiS6 *
EoR sALE-sToKE AND DWELLING
Northeast corner = 4th ami I - nw.2s.o-v
e+s- lot q fse, pom on an i. & ,l rSs
1 ST s.c house in rear viii rent fo- st a month
Dkvi6 u STONE va and nd so "a II lil n v
E'oR sAI,s AL go EAcn----
= 500 CASH BALANCE MONTHLY
The best houses IA the northwest 10. the price,
new bay vinoos bricks on Attn n. W BET. o and R
1t DAVID D. STONE. soi and sO6 F .tn.u.
FOR sALE-BY l. sTAgGARDTER 6l3 18th
r, FOR sALEzs.sOry ard cellar frame. store
s4 fse %es "a ,Sntns at SIS Price Onv
FOR sALE.,asndsoais 3-story and cellar bsy-win-
fsa ony s'T l0 ass cars and heFdcs
FOR SALE-sI-story ard SSs.-p.,, b.v-ui,aov
brick. rooms and path very d-sirabi. and conven-
snl loc sti0n only few steps from Penn
fOR sALL-2-~tory and cellar bay-window brick
good rooms and bath. renting steadily AZ as 20
Pr1ce only $3.50 Terms very easy
FOR sALE-2-stury and basement brick on Defreas
81 n W. renting at sl5 30 Price only zoo
Terms easy.
fCk sALE-Pretty 2-story and cellar brick. ISIS
only $500.
roe sALK-II2o leth st. ne. pretty a-s,Ory and
cellar bay-w.ndow brick. good lot Price only
3,.sG ve-y easy.
FOR SALE-l4l1 r.. So n e.. very p-esty 2s.ory
frame. new. all modern improvements. y large
suit.
FOR SALE-That well-built press-br.ck front 1926
9TH ST. rooms. bath. pantry first-cIass
crsted cellar. good modern coy home Price.
$3.50 Terms to suit- L. TARGARDTER.
ap1S-S 81; 18th st W.
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E0R SALE-HoUSE, EIGHT ROOMS BATH
l. attic ana cellar overlooking city, cars
large lot; fruit trees Call address I. J. PUT
NAM. 53 Franklin St. Anacostis. mhl5-2m'
Tor sALE-NEw sIX-ROoM HOUSE: -FOUR
Il squares from station; large lot: carriage house
and stable sl.2oo; easy terms
mhl-3m' o. r.. HINF, Vienna, Va.
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mi. S-.--.........s
Ills iSth -. I n, Or
AID 4 houses -. -
O. y -. o u. D.. II l. @
The above - only
books. For full list {
eI tae lst and 18th
a.ls
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E'OR SALE-A GOOD INvESTMENT-2 GOOD
i frame housss. 2l1 and 2l9 Mass ave NV
rented for az. so for two lot by about ~; price
s4.OO0 SWORMSTEDT 4 BSADLE1, 9S7 J. st.
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JHoK sALE-A COMFORTABLE AND RODMY
u house 9uF TILE money iarxs. r,I-uS
f--- pantry, ba-h are dry CO lars.
Ia gApsrnE uting and .. almost entirely
n every fils n ex.el-nt EepIir very accessible
u CtOle AID h~rsilr- toe "a thick ana so.ly
lailt lot - = Sin by leI u to alley. Prompt
purchaser VIII receive s"-u- Commission 10
ON MR. alter p-u H.. s9b+ list : nv apls IN
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sos St. NV
e. Nssc BRICK ko-.sss. gu mi fqsps
1871 2lst 81 v. 20 ro.Us furnace, &c 10. 600
49, Sev Jerse5 sV-- = C.. S-OOls. 500
- Ivy -. ToUr-s- - 80
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Tor SALE
l. AN IDEAL HOME.
The residence Of the late Capt. A. d. Payne,
80 mics from WASHINGTON. situated iInmediate!y
on tie CORPORATION line Of WarreptOn, Va. CON-
p-ising rs acres OF excellent land and large brick
mansion good stabing. fencing and house. The
lawn is spacious and artistcaly planted the
variety OF oraa mental trees coming to mature
growth The VIII ole place is what the caption calls
for. The LOCALITY Is wonder. uly healthy, scenery
beautiful 1.-THE great range the Bus Edge in full
view and the society unsurpa Three daily trains
TO Washington. This property ne bought at q
hargsin. r. Il. ROBERTSON,
ar0-2w 1921 q ST.. Washin -ton, ID. @
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

osing 30 hard work and excclIent
ludEnsent Oh the part of Commissicncr
II. w. Davis there viii Re q now feature
added 10 the exhibits n Comsfock Park
fair grounds during the coming fair. IL
will be an exhibit q the iish produced
IN the state Aatcheries u the state.
Superintendent Powers % the state
hatchery viii probably he here Monday
or Tuesday 10 take charge II the ar
rangements and will remain here until
the fair closes. There will be AZ least
twenty aquariums placed Ia the ernter
of the main haii directly under the
great dome. These tanks will be fed
with spring water from the pipes laid
In the grounds and connected with the
springs In the hillsides near by.
The lsst legislature appropriated 40
600 for the naintenance of this depart
ment for two years. while the stats of
Ohio appropriated but $1,000 for the
same time Michigan is aware of the
value 10 the state Il providing 90 salua.
BILE. cheap and dainty an article of food
for It's people a. is posslble. only by the
artificial culture of tish.
The exhibit will be made on the same
general plan ss the fresh water sish ex.
hibit at the worlds fair. There ID no
doubt but IL viii prove one of the most
attractive features Of the Western Mich
igan fair. Mr.. Davis brought the mat
ter up AT the last meeting Of the COM.
missDners several weeks ago. but Il was
not until yesterday that IL was fully de
cided 10 make the exhibit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

lansing. Mich. Sept s.-Charles ID.
Bargboorn Of Luther has written At
torney General Ellis to inquire il the
mother OF children included in the
school census, or a woman guardian,
neither OF them being Taxpayers. are
entitled 10 vote at school elections.
The attorney general says that the
question depends entirely upon the par
ticular act under hich the election 10
held. IL the district is organized under
the general school law. the woman suf-
frage act OF 1893 would not affect In the
least the right OF women to vote. This
act simply attempts 10 place women
upon the same footing with men; but its
object was not to abridge the right of
women TO vote at school meetings. nor TO
extend TO them any right not possessed
by male citizens Of the district Under
the general school law there are two
classes OF persons who are entitled 70
vote. The first are taxpayers; the sec
ond. guardians or parents OF children
included in the school census. Under
this law. also, male citizen, who is
over II years OF age and resides In a
school district hut who is neither tax
payer. parent or guardian. would not be
entitled 10 vote. and as women are sim
ply placed upon the same basis as men.
they would be able to exercise no further
rights under the woman suffrage act.
The school laws do not require registra-
ton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

Martees Smifh has prepared . bir
shuw fe The cuuing week- fair week
nnd the Maccal,eee lsuriesel ~. syr.ciai
ises ard crsueis. Feuf uAtahees uIil ~
giten wtsipeeiey. THURSDAY. ffiiay and
Saturday, - ghich time the entiFe rrp.
grain wi8 ~ given Oeing - the ia
nsense suc<eea = the tsantifei ofenifst
enslfiea TIE 7yesssns Resin. Msnasrrs
ssnith has decided 3 run u srothfr
wcck longes. With sn entife ehsnRc a
senrs 80 sie-ciaities intFo1ncsi
one = he many reaeons why Hand >
Acfses The Sea alvaFs inieTrets an3
psays - rfosfe3 hounes. u ltnf u =
satsffif nooote3. ths scensFF u elafso
rate ana l<eeflfpi. tt.sfe ars nsans nees'
fssforef nHd ~ su,3ssnct - arsin sd
nsain FaFffieel - ss1ee nnf xf'trff.l
rfsslsfk.e - the riainr ~ ftse eurfsin
lsiaedfft- soeaes<ie1i ctlne ~ sl1t.
x,il 1soii he Gszad 81 nesf wcek.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

NKw Yosx. Sept IA London dis
patch sAys: Among the subjects sched-
uled foe consideration at the interna-
tional medical congress. called 10 assem-
bie IN Rome next month. but the post
ponement Of which TO next April has
just been announced. was the cure for
consumption discovered by DIR. Amick
Of the United States and which is at
tracing great attention in England and
continental countries. A leading med
ical Journal says. az a result Of the post
ponement Of the congress. q party OF
prominent physiciansof England. France
and Germany viii leave for the United
States the last week in September. and
after brief visit to the worlds fair. viii
proceed 10 Cincinnati 10 personally in
ferview the discovcrer. At meeting %
the Paris clinic OF physicians last week.
one of the speakers coupled Amick's
name with Pasteur's a. a benefactor of
the human race and paid high tribute
To the medical profession IN the United
StafesL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

The United Stztcs pensioE examining
hoard of surgeon st Owosso - nov con-
sfituted q follows: u. II. Campbell.
Ovid, president; =. s. Q. Phipprn. osos.
20. secretary; A. u. Coxiee. Dursnd.
treasurer.
John q. Grinnell. leader of the Frank
Tucker Dramatic eompany's band. has
sued the Lansing Street Railway con-
pany for $1,000 Tor personaj injuries.
Sheffield car works at Adrian last
week shipped seventy i've cars to
louisiana. four Ia San Domingo and
one 20 South America
O. III. Ellis, the owner q q big fruit
farm at Old Mission. has pold bis crop
Of apples and ps ara 10 Chicago fruit
house for 1900.
Low water in the river has 80 delayed
the log crop that the auskegon Boom
ing company has had TO suspend opera
tiona
George ID. Sanford of Grand Haven
has q number Of cotton plants in full
bloom, which were planted last Febru-
AIRY.
Frank Snyder Of Spring Arbor raised
fine crop Of clover seed this year;
thirty i've acres yielding lo7 bushels
The Gratiot county colored people
will have an Emancipation day celebra-
ton Of their own on September IL
Jasper n. Dodge Of Detroit. manufac-
turer of decoy ducks. has received an
order for 100 decoys from India
The Wolf Creek Butter. aud Cheese
association has been incorporated, with
q capital stock Of e4,30.
The Calumet 4 Hecla Copper Mining
company has declared - dividend.
payable September q.
The American mirror and glass bevel.
ing plant Of Grand Haven has doubled
its force OF employees.
Ottman o. Knapp OF Saginaw has been
appointed factory inspector for Saginaw
and Bay City.
The Rev. Mr.. Bailey was ordained
pastor Of the baptist church OF Parma
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman OF West
Bay City have lost four children from
diphtheria-
Three-year- old Frances Steckmeyer
was drowned in cistern at Saginaw
yesterday.
Clark Reeves, boy OF 10 years. is In
Ottawa county jail charged with horse
stealing.
During August 2.ss2646 barrels Of
salt were inspected by the state salt in
spector.
The capital Of Ouosso hanks exceeds
$4,000. with deposits Of 100000. an
nually.
Muskegon county supervisors have
voted to issue time orders payable next
March.
The Welch Folding Bed company OF
Sparta has made $500 beds since Janu-
airy j.
II il estimated that 100000 tons OF
hay have been raised in Michigan this
year.
Second Michigan infantry will hold a
reunion in Hillsdale September ..
Potatoes will be more than an average
crop in Lake county this year.
South Haven's late peaches are with
cred by the long drought
Gertie Seymour Of Port Huron has a
cat with ive ears.
Several oxen have been poisoned In
Sullivan.
Moline is in the throes OF a religious
revival.
Ovid methodists are building church
Ravenna will have new cemetery.
Allegan Is to have a foundry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

The cafney-Failon Bout Very Tame
Affair.

About 200 sports saw a tame ten.
round 60 between William Gaffney Of
Detroit and }. J. Fallon ~ this city. IL
vas all one sided. the hoy from the City
of the Straits winning - be pleased.
The waits before the main 60 were more
than tedious. Bert Sfeli and LIN
Thompson looked out Tor falion. while
Johnny Roach and Dick Roach ofiicistei
for Gafney. Charles Gallagher vas
referee and Eddie Smith time keeper.
The fun opeued with three tvo- minute
rounds between Mark 0ibls,D and Chas.
Gallagher. The referee. Eddie smith,
announced that IL was q friendly cssB.
teef. and he told the truth a
was Hoyahle. Gibbons Superior reach
made . monkey of Gallagher. whoee
ferte was lnfghtlng. n one could judge
of the very tame and bland exhibition
No deciEioa
The Garnello brothers followed with =
clever acrohsfic turn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

His Funeral Held From the He<i-
dcnce in PIainfieid Yesterday.


The funeral Of Ncster Woodwork.
who died Thursday morning at IL
o'clock. was held from his late residence
in Plainfield yesterday afternoon. The
remains were taken 20 his former home
in New York for burial. Dir. Wooiworth
was II years old at the time Of HE death
lie had been a resident Of Kent county
FOR the past fourteen years He moved
here from Covert. Seneca county, New
York. where he spent the greater portion
Of his hfe. Mr.. Woodwork was prom
inent in politics in his younger days
aud was n member Of the New York as
sembly in is5S-GO. In 1881 he was in
jured in the disastrous wreck on the
Michigan Central railroad at jackson.
Spinal trouble resulted from the acci-
dent, and his death was due 10 c0mpli
cations arising. Mr.. Woodworth's first
wife was sister OF the first wife Of n.
II. Johnston of The Eagle lie left five
children, Irving Woodworth. Mary
Woodworth and George Woodworth of
this city; Edwin Woodworth of Cedar
Springs. supervisor OF Scion township,
and Mrs. Harriet Clapp OF Covert. New
York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

ssnsts today TIE nzns a "a -Congr.ss-
mxa AIhcrf a Villa. u Kentucky. %
- uinistsr % Hawaii
Ikso<Iors Kunyo1. q New Jersey. an
bz.ss<isx sxxrspxd1nary and mlnistef
pis1lpotsntiary Il ths United ssztss -
o<f1&uf.
fIsary NJ snyshs. a Virginia. 70 b
minister resident and consoi geDsraj q
the unis>d Stztss 10 H4ytL
Ella HiiIA of yirEsals. - Be eonsui
general a Honoluiu-
William = Carroll of Maryland corsui
general ~ Dresdsn. Germany.
6eo<se j. Willis u Georgia. consul sf
Port Stanley snd 81 Thomas. Canada
John X Aobjsy u Tsxaa. consul 81
Acspuico. Nexico
Henry X ID. NsfIvcr a Ses fork.
consal ss Denia. spain
George ks<n2n % Wisconsin. eonsui
at kehl. 0ermany.
Hcnry c. {. Astwood q New York.
consul az Calais. Francs.
Leopold Moore of New York. consul a.
81. Christophss. w. l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

The City Was Not Equal Co the De-
mands OF the Crowd.

Local Grand Army poets returned yes
terday from the national cncampment at
indianapolis. Many Of the members.
however. went 90 Chicago 10 attend the
exercises az Grand Army day today
Edward Racine Of Custer post said
upon his return that the encampment
was not 80 much Of a success tins year
as Il has been in former years The at
tendance was not 80 large and the &C.
commodations were not 50 good. Many
OF the old veterans and members Of
Women's Relief corps were compelled 20
sleep ia the open air on the public
square. Men could he seen lying on the
sidewalk at night they being unable 10
find more convenient places % deep.
Indianapolis. said he. "is not large
enough "a entertain the Grand Army al
the present time. No one there appeared
ready 10 give Information 10 strangers
and the policemen were grun and short
in their answers The Grand Rapids
hoys endured the strain pretty well and
no one from here was seriously III dur.
ing the great meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

BAY CRY. Mich. Sept s.-The saw
mill and salt block OF Eddy. Avery a
Eddy was destroyed by hre early this
morning. The loss is about 100000;
the insurance s55.Oc0.
No one knows how the Gre started.
The millwright inspected the property
at 5 o'clock. and halt an hour later the
whole mill was in famek The lumber
docks were saved.
The mill was built in 1866 and rebuilt
in 1873 IL had q saving capacity OF
100000 feet. and had already siwed
5000, 900 feet this season. Ii will prob
ably be rebuilt. The mill was owned by
the Edwin Eddy heirs and John T. Eddy
OF Bay City. and the Newell Avery heirs
Of Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

sAoIsAv. Mich. Sept 9. The war in
the l.. %. + NJ. camp will be carried to
Grand Rapids Mrs. Mary Mahef and
Mrs Rosa Il. sutton viil insist on being
recognized ss delegates from saginaw
hive No II. while the hive No. IL recog
nized by the state officers viii also have
delegates. Mrs. Mahcf's followers have
Issued bitter circular to the lady Mac.
csiees ~ the state attacking Great Lady
Commander isscker and Record Keeper
Inhnsrn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09
DESERTED nRIDE suIcIDED.
Mr& Poper Found Dead in ths
Gault House.

CHucAoo. Sept. s.--Mrs. Leila Poper. a
wife for scarcely forty eight hours. shot
and killed herself in the Gault house
shortly after . o'clock this morning
Believing herself dcserted by her hus,.
band she loaded the weapon which she
had purchased a short time before. and
after writing few words pathetic in
every syllable discharged the deadly
projectile into her side.
An Investigation Of the room and its
contents told strange story. Lying
upon the floor. very close to the bed.
having evidently fallen from the sui.
Giles hand. was novel entitled
where Love Begins" The closing
page. tear stained and wrinkled. was ex-
posed 1t was a romantic story and per
haps Mrs Poper's eyes had remained
upon the little word tinis for some time
before her gloomy thoughts induced her
TO end her life. Written in a feminine
hand upon the blank leaf opposite the
concluding page were the words: lit is
hard TO lind ones self forsaken In a
strange place."
The police are endsavoring to discover
the whereabouts OF Bcrthold Poper. the
husband. who Is supposed 70 have de
serted his wife.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

LkSaso. Mich. sept =. The Ian
sing Driving ilub has decided 60 hold a
fail meeting October ID There will Be
tso races each day and the punes in
each face sill - fired AZ FAo There
wlli probably be- several running races
addict 50 the prngrsm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

Sr. PArL. Sept. s.-The Rockefeller
Merritt Wetmerc S}0.000.000 syndicate
controlling extensive iron interests in
the Lake Superior regions is TO have a
formidable rival. The Minnesota Iron
company. owning large mining interests
and closely allied with extensive con-
sumers. is TO form the nucleus OF the
nav combine
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Richard NJ. Hoolcy.
the veteran theatrical manager, died at
his home in this city today. as the result
Of an operation performed Monday. Mr..
Hooley was one of the most widely
known men in the theatrical profession.
He was born in County Mayo. Ireland.
April l3. ls22; came TO America in 1874
and to Chicago in 1863.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

OrsEoo. Mich. Sept s.-The Nine.
teenth Michigan infantry has elected
the following officers: Capt. Frank ID.
Baldwin. L. s. A.. president; T.. A.
Baird. otsego. and Edward Spencer.
Dowagiac, presidents; Charles A.
Conner. Kalamazoo. secretary and trea-
surer; II. A. Ford. Detroit, historical
secretary; Rev. Reason Davis. Marcellus.
chaplain; w. j. Whitcomb. Pavilion.
color bearer. The next reunion was ap-
pointed for the camp Of rendezvous In
Dowaeiac in the third week OF next
Seutetnber
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-09

LEXINGTON. Mich. Sept. ga very
severe rain and electric storm swept over
the central portion of this county ycs-
terday morning. and the harm Of Louis
Demot OF Sanilac township was struck
by lightning and entirely destroyed.
with contents consisting OF Fifty tons of
hay. pens and implements. The loss IL
s2.OO0. with no insurance. B Person. a
neighbor living about one-half mile
west ~ Mr. Demot. had a valuable horse
killed by the same bolt.