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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Orchard frees " ,,nou, irrigation.

Lost sprlng when the orchard u
Charles lndlam WA planted n" con.
tractor placed seventy tive prur" trers
"hrf" It Nae iupoTslLl" to conduct the
water. The ground there Was stony ard
III" trees were not expected to SURVIVE,
but they have looked we'll from the first
aud are st'll growing sntistncLurlly. The
trees would have dled, pres umably, but
Tor the rains, hut 10y another year may
hnv" roots deep enough TO wlthstau Il
drought, Eddy Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
hound 90 " ash

An amusing yet vexatlous occurrence
marked the incoming train from the
west, yesterday There was, on route
from the coast, u bloody Englishman,
who insisted on bathing his entire per.
son in the washlrs apparatus supplied
on the sleeper stripping to the sklu,
he climbed upon the marble top Of the
lavatory, and began on his feet; thence
proceeding UPWARD 10 the crown ~ his
mead, he occupied one hour and holt,
In his additions, To the utter exclusion
Of all other occupants Of tho car,
Evidently he was not In the dilemma
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Notice or salt,


Territory of New Mexico, County Of BsrnA.
lilo IN tbs District Court Of the Sccond Dis
trlct ~ tho Territory II New Msxico,
H. Anderson.
fNo,
William Anderson.
In thAnssry sittins-Divorcs.
The said dsf-ndant, William Andsrson, Il
hrreby notified that bill of complaint has been
hled against him in said Court by the said g. An.
d.rson foe an absolute divorce. and posssssiou
~ tho minor child, Nettie ], Anderson. and tbs
the parties On the grUands OF abandonment and
nesI:ct 60 support; and Zoe oths. and farths'
ter your appearance Ia said saii With the ClsTk
and lisalstsr 10 ChAncery. OF said Court, on oI
ls'fur" the October issa Tsrn thereof Of said
Court TO bs begun and bald II the Court Houss
NJ tlbuqusrque, In said ooanty, on tho fnt Mon.
day IN Uctober, ISIS, = decree pro eonfssso will
lie cntervi against yoa-
CHAs. Y. HUNT,
Clerk and Rssistsr In ChA1sery.
W &. HBAoocK,
Solicitor for Com lAinsnt.
August 18th. issa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Adliss West. D-mando.

Judicial, tondsdo de RsrnAlillo.
william West, QueiAnte,
Adliss West, Drmando.
CanciilsriA por Di-orrio.
VI dicho RESPONDENT. s~ta por e~tA mott
quo un plei,o on cancill-ria fue comsnla,io "a
contrr de el on In corte de destrito por I'll go.
daio de Bernalilio, Territorio lie kuevo M.iico,
por dicha qn.jante por un divofcib absolute Z
ezistenss- entire las partes por rarooes ,ie slas.
dono dessrcton, = meno~ que td. ~ d-man-
daaio respondent. cntrr 81 apariepcis en- dieAo
pleitD on a. Antes d.i I,e,-s, az. L.t s.s.i.-..
mino i- cha corts quo ca tenidA conner tAss
ei dia =. de Octubre, A. ID. issa, sn Ia ca.a Dc
corta. en- dirho condhdo, un d.cr-to pro- confess
sara rendido on contra d. vd.
IHAS. Y. HUNT,
Escribano y hsxistrador on CancilleriA.
JOHNSTON ttSIoAL,
Silicitorv por In Quejants.
Albuquerque. n. NJ, Aso-to 81, iAs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
NIlts' Nerve A Liver Pills

Act On new principle regulating IN,
liver, stomach aud bpwels through IN,
Nerves. 4 new discovery. lIr. Nile,
Pilla si"'edlly cure biliousness, bad taste
TORPID aver, plies, cons, ,pEtlnn. In
equsI"d Tor men, women, children. Small.
est, ml.d-st, sursatl 90 dosa- - r.nta
SamIs irss ~, +. II. Burgess A Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
statehood Ion>.u,io,

The statehood convention to meet at
Albuquerque during the holding Of the
Territorial Fair should be largely at.
tended; let's understand the continent
OF the people II New Mexico upon the
very important question Of statehood;
the convention can do nuuRht but good;
IL, It he composed Of earnest and repre-.
sentative men aud let It speak Ia no un.
certain tones New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
An Irrigation tn,rrpr,-e In Arizona

EI Gov, lewis Wulti-y. u Arizona, 1t
at the head OF the enterprls. known u,
tho Gala Bend cana and reservoir
When completed Il will Irrigats 2uO,nE
acres OF the Arizona Il -s-rt. which. ~
has already been proved. only lack.
water to make II bloom and blpssom IN
the rose. The cUst ~ the grea, dam al
the CHA river was sSio,,p, The canal
"'ll b" thIrty eight mlIrs cong. and be-
ready for lire the coming year. Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Adliae West, Defendant,
thhncery for Divorce.
The said defendant, AdliAe West, Il hereby no.
tided that suit In chancery has bcen con n .ne.
ei against h.r In the District Cont Of the Con q.
" and Territory aforesaid. by sAid complainant
William Mest, for an absolute divnfce and lie.
solution ~ the marriage ties existing betwssa
partiea I'm tho ground ~ n andonment and ls.
s-rtion amt unle-s yoa, the said defendant, CO.
ter your appearance In said court on OF beinfs
tho frat day of the next regular term of .Ad
court, to b. begun and held ON the second dap q
Octo,er, A. u. isga at tho cOart hou-- h. aid
county. decree pro confe-ao will b. ,ndered
against you therein.
CHAs. " HUNT,
Clerk and R.sister In GhAncery.
JOHNSTON \ fIStC,l, Sol'H. for tompl't.
Albuquerque, n. NJ, Aug. ~, iSa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Many people, no, aware If IA" danger,
Of cons, patton, n"gl"c, the proper rem.
rdy till the habit becomes rlruuir. or in.
Illumination ur stopiag" results A dos,
or two Il Ayers pllr in the beginning
would have prevented all thus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
MIthdraMn i.,am En,r,

The Santa Re land office has been in
struct'd ny the commissioner 10 with
draw from entry the lands embraced in
the rr waite land claim known IN IN,
Qua ii" Cato grant, OolfaX county
Their" II M petition on tils for the con
hrm"ilpu Of this tract by thu United
state land court, and the officers
are qn''" u, loss TO know what this or.
der mrnus The Una de Cato grant Wa,
years "so declared by Surveyor Gener
al A'kinson TO be fraudulent, This or
der lies up some SIX or seven Of tho best
Township IN Cnlfax county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Aviss de- Pubiieaeisa.

Tyrritorio ds kaeyo hsjico. CondAdo d. Ber.
palillo. Rssundo Distrito Judicial.
b. Andersen,
", No. -
William Anderson.
Diyorcio.
VI dicho rrsponesnts wllliT N Anderson po.
estas pressntes - 10 notihcA que IN plsi,o ca
cancillsriA fus eomsnsado on contra de sl on )
por sl eondAdD Dc nsrnAiillo. tsrritosio ds hnsyo
heico, po1 dieho qusjants q. Apdssson por un
msirimoniAlss Ahofa sxistsatss entre las p4Ftss
po-ecinn de una menoF dc edad. por raaones De
abandono y neg iE4acis % sa naantsncion. >
vi. el deInAndada rsspondspss sntfs % ApArisn-
eia On diehO plsI,o, en- u o6slna dsl Eserh@no !
irs dsl p, Vino sss,riIo. slsndo 4 primst aa a,s
de Oc,abre, 4, ID. ises. IN dsey.o pro sonfssso
ssra snrsdo all sa eosssa A. W . 80,
E.crihano Ilsxistr.aos en- Consolidate.
HiO aas ass h. " xsssss !. ixs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Noiice Of mt.

In the District Jonr, ~ ths Rccond Judicial Di.
trict ~ III. Territory OF New Mexico. within
and for the County ~ b"rnAlillo.
william West, mplainAnt,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Ayiss de- Pssiirar,sn.

- a. - 49,, a. -,
iefntort1 90 suevo h.lico, Sacuha" Disui'e
JUDICIAL 'ohn"ho 90 IsrnshiI"'
Maria 10 loa Renedios Herrera de BarrAsen,l
W.
Antonio Pa -asen.
an. nm nlsi,,, an canc,ll.ris yna ca,nsnsaio !,
cn,,r. a. III an In oo,ts a. S,ssY,,o n,,s nj cand.
IL nsrnaIIiio trrritorio a. Nps,s neiicn ~
dlcio Que jant., i,or mn diyorcio absoi1to d.s.
soinc,on a. IL rinrnlos mstrimonsi.s nho.
a,.,antss sn,,. Ia. ,.s,'.. ~, ra.an.s sh.nJo..
= o,nision man,.n.r' Dor ii ouidsdo y Ia cusio-
no ~ alma. 10 dichs n,ar,dnie nor con suel,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

~ the Suuus man down ~ Nnrtn IaIp.
hoa, ~ lev W-cAs agu The ,at,rr, NO..
us tbs wn-n r,pm toll, put h,a head
slihin ~. q W. aud timidlJ .uquirri:
"lentleni"n, can you tell me which .nd
NAsh att" \ big, hutly Ihssenger =,
pi"i "S,r, ~" don't know Wh,rh and
yun wash At, hu' naually ~ the time ~
lay, gaGti"ui"u Wh-l ~ the upper eud "
The bloody Bt,Ishcr either Was a
x rtlemuu, ur vas not aware " the Gus
'um II tbs country Las Vegas optic
~ Nrrhd"aro"
Rev v L. t,ttu-bp, rect ~ ~
Juhur Lr-s pal church. ~ 'hla city.
's- formerly r"rtur ~ ~ \uan'p Epls.
op". rhutrl, ohd suI-tl tr,. "u' " the
GA P"opl"'s Home. IN san l'r,ucrsro
"" has been rryis,tlug his odd parish
rrr"ts, after n y"Nr'e Hhs"uor IN New
awarded r",l' ,,a,tloal n'N,' rmrnt aud
In uow atyulcnr ~ NcN Mexico, with
headquarters NJ \ .huqurtquc.
After spending five veeHr ~ th's city,
says the san Francisco Gail. he IN about
~ resume hs WORK ~ N"S Mexico.
Last night lac pteh he'd farewell sct
men tu Inc former congregations, PRIOR tu
h's departure ~ few days The hun
turuu ~ lrl UFnrtrlj e'rr.t. Nhrr- the
c'ugt-gHtlun ~ 81 Affairs meet. sn.
crowded with t"uulr wuu had known the
hrchdrarou dItirg hIs f,,, .d.nre here.
tFedtthbIr 10 NrAtran-
Many p-Up" rcsidjug N tie vale,
rmagt'" that o." M,Nlcar p,pulnrion ARE
"rp hn"n"" iiuarclnily that they -IuHn
Ter thcyr rhfLluss ~ the monte tahl"
,ui ~ ri.t.u4 tNNrg L. taking uIun
the rubI"ut, J y liy.I'urd .tatae that
~" MrNIenus ar" - .r,lrut paw. that
though Hutnr ~ ni 4 them may sp.ud
come money tDui-hly, they rau b. re-.
,l"d upon t. ia! suCu hIlIs ,s th,y have
nt thr rturrs \ Sr-,' many - them
huy tututiut" Tor tn"if hum",. mtkius n
partial rn-h pay m"ut uuiy ~ the itn,
~ purchhs", but meeting later ublen
tl"ns promptly. He hna never lu-t Il
c"at ~ tfarsactlons with them Eddy
Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

80 psed,ctas knors. Ash
druggist fos WssA'. rh.~she<iset " ha orer,
rcms wtsthiea. medicine IN psce ~ this leave hs
dishone.t store, inclnse price In i-t,er. and
We will and by rriurn mall Price, one paek.ss
Oh sir, g. one ,-,n pleas, ctr ,-ai c-rs. PsmpA
~ In plsiu sealed envelope, . cent? r,stag~
Aadre~s The wost Chemiesi Co.,
~ M,siward avenue. tStrd,. hkh
Qoid IN AlbuuusFuue and else
whore bv all druGGIsts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
wooD-s rIrospuoDINn.
Iha Sasssa n. sla.A Hs..aAx

frumrtiy and pcrrnsnsn,ly
cures IN FORMS of Rrr,vus
BHeak~sss, fr'tsrto-s. sssr--
asorvhra. iapote--y sad al
er-css " <buss az kn~s.s.
nsca pr-crit.~d over n
.ycarrin thousands 20 ess-s,
" tho cuiv Rsisabic s-s Ho..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
LIVE AND Let LIVE

al NV We. AZ S q .: ..:.s sssA 's s
WI. n yRAnKi.Ix
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Antonio Barraaen.
Asttce or ssas

Sostre OF Sut
In thu District court, second Judicial Dis,t1.
os New Mexico
Henry Loekhart, Administrator
II the estate OF Lloyd II.
Hope' deos"ssd, No sd22
MAbsl Hops.
Petition for sale az real estate.
ThS sAid defendant, Mabel Hops. 10 harehl
notified that = suit has been hled In said disirs!
SSSrs 20 I'll 1 the ras sss: ri1 s, Do hc
dsceased, Tor the purp,@e 81 paying tho indettet
nss. % said sststs. and unIe~. yoa tho said y
snaa ant sa':I 700, .gp.I,snee on :r eciors -
u 70 l'esun aud held On the Rad day Of Oclobss.
A. ID. issa, u. the eUurl house "a said BernAllLf
soan.y, s"ere" q eonis,;1 ~ b sn''~
~s-"'' ''N' Clark and hsals,.r In ,LSncsp
Johnston d Finioai, Solicitors Tor ComplAinAs.
NstseiA de Pieits.
I'm 10 Corte % Dis,rito, Bssando Judicial q
Ror 81 .opdado do BsrnAlillo. Tsrritor'o
Henry I.ockhArt, AdministrSdor)
del estAf do Lloyd II. Hope, -,
Mabel Hope.
pstieion para vendor prpprieiAd rail.
Ia dicha dsmADdada, hahel Hops, por -
diSss ear,s as dIss I poo disSo ss@andss.A
= prypra.i..i rs Dol ....ae hi Iissd y. iIys
a.: &c. p:'s !: q. dc ss Z. sss ssdj: ..
hscs 90 apsrlspciA. en- o ants. Dc primer de y
tssmino groaino rrsalA, dc diess sostf. ~
Hiab. :ns: &c: . Z. : :sss: q az a. 4 o.
s sss" .s a. S:' sss. aa' s szs fsi
Johnstoa a Tnio.l Sollt - for ComplAinssi
Albcqasraas, N. n. Aas Au. ises
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Tyrritorio ds kseyo hsjieo. CondAdo do Ber.
nalillo. hssundo Distrito Judicial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
AvI-o de- Pabii~a~tea

Territorio d. Nucvo M.iico. sccnndn Dis,rits
Judicial, Condsdo de RsrnAlillo.
william West, QuejAn,e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Eotiee for Publtrasaeu.

In tho District Court ~ tho second Judicial Ne
trict u the Territory Of New Mexico, within
And FOE tho County II Bernalilio.
Maria do los Remedies Herrera do Barrascn,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18
HORSES AND RIDERS WELL.
Four Men Are Struggling s;pr the Lead
in the Cows,oy Race.

O'SEELf- Ncb.. June 1.-THE advance
guard of the cowboy race arrived in
O'Neill af 10 o'clock this morning. The
party consisted of H. B- Oihnten 81
Chadron. press representative; Harvey
Weir IT Chssiron. owner of one of the
horses. Mike EImore of Hcmingford
who has two horses in the race. ridden
by Dave Douglass; II. II. Morton %
Deadwood: Jack Hale. right of way
agent IL the Fremont. Elkhorn 4 Mis-
souri, Valley railroad. who has two
horses in the race, q. &. Bolan,. W. w.
Tasrc and Paul Fontainc. both of Min.
nespelis. representing humane rocicties.
Mr. Fontaine says that he Is satisfied SD
Tar.
James II. Stephens. riding General
Grant and Nick. Dock Middleton. Ger
oninso and Jsrnsro. Joe Gillespie. riding
Billy Mack and Eiliy Shsfcr. were at
Atkinson At a m. today. Emmet Al
bright. riding OUTLAW and Joe Bush.
was ten miles ess ~ Atkinson nj Ga
~. &. W Smith. risiing Dynamite and
Kedwing. was slsout four hours behind
the leaders VIXEN they registered at
Long Pine lass night. Dave douglass.
riding Monte Crisso and Vrisawake;
Joe Campbell. John Berry and George
W. Jones. reported last in the sand
bills. registered at Long Pine this morn.
lnu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

esa4nom - Gnnpn>fin1 - - opnG1yueopa
uo>1| a1mininonu1io q ~ exvocition ~
~ lczsopDeu1ksn- II 1kat cdnu1rucekOn
oe euGporn1ion kas invpu6p1 niHtsoa
nilfous e dnllou. un6iss eiRcumg1nnrss
tbsn1 proclndo ~ viou 1kn1 ~ Vni1ed
0n(sa knvo o,1r1nntvp n1mkni11utfon
Dsd onfknrity IN the prDminsA IL -
psrlbetiv elrSr thnt Co.. noves N
tsn<1sd fkse conxrsrs skoul6 bsnpmo ~
upn3aibl, ~ ~, conntrucfiou of auy a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Cry or Msxscu. June IT. The town
~ Utzermatlsn han becn visited by ter
ritir watesrvDut. which resulted in Iopa
~ lie and great damage. The water
srouf burnt unexpectedly 1t msslnighs.
In a f~w minutes the Hood had covered
The entire town. the water rising a. the
height - four fe~t INSIDE the houses.
The people wes~ panic stricken. and IN
attempting 90 escape frpm the hvri
many men. women asd children we're
slrevne.i A great n.sey families vevc
rss.se hoos~i>p sssl the city cpnnr1i ~
The pl1ss has irsned m appeal aeh ing
other towns 81 come b. their relief
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

The Gallant Craft ls Warmly We'll
coused at New York.

NEw YoRk. June 17.--Thosc hardy
Norsemen. Captain Anderson and his
crew, after journeying down the coast
from New Foundland, sailed into the
port of New York with the counterpart
III the viking ship IL old and were given
q reception far different frem that their
ancestors received 40 years before Col.
umbu- landed on the shores II the
new world. The viking came down the
sound from New London. Connecticut.
ON Sands Point she was met by the
steamboat Laura NJ Stnrin with the
committee of reception from this city
on board There was . great blowing
of whistles and dipping of flags. aud the
hand played The Viking March," com
Toeed Tor the occasion by Harry Ran
dali. Captain Anderson stood in the
stern ~ HE queer looking craft and took
off his cap repeatedly fo the ssiuic~
Il the many steam yachts and tugs
which met him. II vae l:&5 when the
Viking paspssi Uncle Sam's crack moniser
the Mianfobomah. When the boom Il
her isg gun. giving the salute ceaesd.
there was pun ~ blue smoke forward
on the Viking. The >rrscmsn was m.
sscr,ug the raiufc with . salute from
rix little cannous that were mounted on
n csc>p rail as the bow. When the V,s
inc hal found an anchorer~ Captain
S-.s-.i ~ the Msansoncu8nh ADD Health
t,fseer jenkins I-earfel her and the
esne ~ere taken cn lsssra the SfsF,n.
hy the sssumittec.
Thousands a r~.pie On isp shore>
cheess-l The v'ksae - she estse - TIE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

LsoSpos. June 1.-THE indications are
that. 80 far ~ thie country 10 concerned.
the drain Of gold from the United States
i- suhsiding. On the stock exchange
today Il was generally understood
that shipments of gold to the United
States will I've made next week. though
no engagements have been authorita-
lively announccd. The shipucnts will
mark the turn In the tide. and though
they may not BE- largo the fact cannot
but te satisfactory to Americana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

A Man senDekcsd fb~ llardcr tsnsis
Hts ssppuscd vicsin In lrj~oa.
Galveston, Texssa june l7.-The
strangeet caas on recoczl in the history
of criminal Law In Tcxxs he's just como
to light. On DcceoQiper II. 1901 Peter
Meggs was coAvS>1ed q Anderson,
Grimcs county, Of tII3 murder u Mike
Ferry on purely circumstaDtial evidence
and sentenced to life term in the state
pcnitentiary. being sent To Huntsville.
Two or three months after his arrival
there Mike Ferry. the man hc was sup
posed to have murdered, bobbcd up In
western Texas, where he was arrested
for committing felony. tried and con-
victed and sentenced 10 q short term in
the same prison where his supposed
murderer was incarcerated. The men
recognized each other Immediately. but
Ferry, being legally dead, cannot testify
in behalf II Meggs. and the latter being
q convict. cannot testify in his own be-
half. The matter has been brought to
the attention Of a firm II Galveston
lawyers. one II whom il Congressman
Gresham, and they will summon six
citizens of Hempstesd. where Ferry Is
well known. to proceed to the peniten-
tiary TO identify him. This being done
steps will be taken 10 secure q pardon
for him from Governor Hogg in order
that he may testify In behalf of Meggs,
and thus secure his release Lawyers
who have l,een looking up authorities In
the case say there is no such instance on
record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Deadly Church Article Gets In Ia
Fatal Work.

DENVER. July l7.-About twenty per.
sons we're poisoned by eating ice cream
during banquet ut the dedicatory
services at st. Francis hospital tonight,
and some of them are ia serious CON
dition. Among the victims are most Of
the catholic priests Il the city and sev-
cral of the sisters at the hospital, Az
well as number Of othcr prominent
catholics. FIR. OIlysn is at ST Joseph =
hospital ia serious condition. II is not
thought any of the cases will prove
fatal. How the poison got into the
cream or what it's nature was has not
been ascertaincd, though it probably
came from the cana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

- - - ppDsH
n - Z =; :, ! - e.. :; . e. g.
~. ~ - ovponoA ~ on1m1v -
nUn1O 49, tn1cuoioo g r1oytog 1ll)V
- - oo1nooIb o1Ipo dnw = "a
thsoo veo1v - NIL - uoozy = epnk1pm
IL nHltk II = looone vh{oh ~ ueg.
Laursoes ~ UFltenq = pnlend 1egur.
snli y sxplnino ~ cnrponD q ~ ennd
n devote a lhetr enoqlies tpuAsd NJ
couvrsuina- Ihs Ie11nr od<iD; We -
bslisvon - psaysr. cd by peavo -
hope - coavoet yon % rolig5oo 1us
which pea oan Do @ much Good. For
several nis11o paet ] and ~ toilooeu
hsvo puyed nf he dpm q your sucj-
dsncs thst ~ onod snd kind Nnkss
would pssssrvs yes ios this srsse new
n,eut Nog NJ ohall pray b. pigAt -
veil = By dny. We ohal 90 - ypnE
place of reeort y dsx and pray thse you
ship a our religion and bscons leodse
Il the Society 0f All 60uIa"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18
SHAKE RussIsi.L's HAND



Cncsso. June l,.-If William f..
Russell. the beardlcss young governor
of the commonwealth cf Massachusetts,,
had been president of the United States
he could not have hsscn honorei more
than he VAS today in the Massachusetts
house II the worlds fair. Among the
Americans Who came To fc presented tn
the governor. he was probably the choice
~ nine tenths of them for the next
president u the republic. as remarks of
that kind we're heard on every hand.
Not alone dill the sous and daugh-
tess 81 the cid Bay State
nov in Chicago. call to shake the popu-
lar governoss hand and show BY their
presence In the state building that they
were observing tho anniversary Of the
hattie II Bunker Hill. men and women
came from many other states of the
Union Ia meet the chief magistrate IL
MASSACHUSETTS, Busy exposition OIL
cisls spared time 10 leave their work and
pass with n handshake and bow be
fore his excellency and the receiving
party. Representatives. 1t foreign gov
ernuseafss Including those of France.
Germany. Italy. Turkey. Austria. japan
and ceylon. called to pay their respects
la like manner IL was most flatter
ing and gratifying tribute to AN Amcri-
can public otiiscr. "a servant IL the SOW
ereign people IL Massachusetts,.
TN the walk inside the fence the Mas
rachusetts iiag floated from high staff
in honor of the day and the governors
presence. Promptly ut III o'clock Gov
ernof Russell. Mrs. Russell. Gen. Fran
cis a. Walker. representing the state
committee; Mrs. Palmer and Miss
Dawes. from the woman's committee of
Massachusetts,. took their places in the
pzrIor. They were surrounded by the
members IL the governors staff in the
uniform of their rank. From II To- =
o'clock. except during an infermission of
fifteen minutes for refreshments. con
tnuous line Of people passed by the gov
"a all. Mrs. Russell Was compelled
10 seek intervals Of rest for her arm. "a
she IL afflicted with rheumatism and
only bowed to those who were presented
at that time. Those who watched the
reception throughout agreed that at
least 500 persons shook the governors
hand and 400 more passcd through the
building without doing ~. Lunch was
served 10 the 1000 invited guests in the
Dutch parIor Il tho mouse. Immedi-
ately after the reception the governor
and his staff left the building for the
city. At night the Bunker Hill cele-
bration was concluded with t2.,IO dis.
play 81 fireworks in the park The
aerial pieces were set Of on the casino
pier The night was fine and there was
an immense crowd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

Cplckeo. June II. The Chicago
chapter ~ the Daughters II the Revolu
tIun entertained the Sons ~ the Aneri
can Revolution. the national s.pciety and
al visiting chapters - the Daughters
a Revolution this afternoon at : o'eicck
in the assembly ball u the womsn's
huilling a. the vcr!i's fsir. About SO
sue~ts were present The affair vac one
- sb- m.-et enjoyable ~ the scs~oo. and
q siei,ghtfus reunion - ffsentl~ from Tar
anil sf.4r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

La fsrKTTr, Ind. June n. This
sfternoon Judgu Iaogion sentenced
Hugh Elan 10 pay inc II one cent and
~ one days imprisonment IN the county
Jail on plea II guiIty 10 riot Gabriel
Gillespie wss fined 81 and costa on q
plea of guilty 10 disturbing the
Ruslclphs meeting last January. The
court said he made thesr light s<ntsnces
for the r'An-pa that 18th prisoners had
been IN jnsl fw four months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-18

NASHVILLE. Tepn.. June lS.-Thc di-
rectors q the Nashville cotton mills ycs
ter,lay decided To- reduce the wages os
their hands, numIering between 80 and
go. When this decision was snnounccd
to-day aIl the employees. but few. walked
out and decliassl to work. The com.
pany's ofSciale claim that they cannot
pay the prcsent wsgee owing 10 dull
times. while the operatives say they had
rather remain idlo than b. work for less