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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

Falling Walls AT . Milwaukee fir
MAJ Cost Lives.


MILWAUKEE. Wis March 9-Fire
curly this morning in the trunk factory
ol Ronadka Bros. on Third street. be
txeen Cedar and Wells. cause loss ~
Sr5.ooO. aud several nremen were badly
injured.
The injured are John kress. hurt
about back and shoulders. seriously.
Albert Christine. nose broken. injuries
10 back and head.
Charles Raffetty, internally injured
and injured about back.
Florence Donohue. slightly injured.
badly bruised.
Lieut.. Muskow. badly bruised.
Capt. Sebastian Brand. slightly in
idred.
John Gezweskie. injured about head
and internal injuries. serious. He fell
from ladder.
Adolph Gotten. terrible cash in back
of head and skull may be- fractured.
serious.
John Radke. badly bruised.
OF these Gotten. Gezweskie and Chris
tine are the most seriously injured They
are at the Emergency hospital Gotten
and Christine were caught by the falling
walls and Gezweskie was on the ladder
which slipped on the ice, throwing him
10 the ground None Of the injuries are
believed To be fatal. The fire started
about o'clock and ragged for two hours.
The entire rear az the structure is gutted.
The cause OF the fire is unknown. The
loss is fully covered by insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

trefess g. know, l. bot the opening
wedge for other measures hesiae silisi'
IT, race track bill VII lie morality
sef
While the - c4llsd law and order eie
snent ia New Jersey is RAISING a great
howl aud cr, about the msraiit, q The
Parker biA aud the evil effecir that afe
bound to follow the enactment ~ tiae
lsx. the gamblers are qtletls resting 90
their oars and waiting Ter The excite
ment to ~iiox over fefere they pfcss
their new measure.
According so the general gossip -
gamblers y ho congregaie ~ The fs'stlf =
~ the teuderloin district. q hiii has Al
ready been prepared and would have
l.sen introduced before thls bad not The
race track hill rzised such a storm. pro
yiding for the establishment and opera
tion of what is known an the Casino
Sporting club.
The gamblers Who are back of the
scheme. IL Is said. have secured an ~
ton On a large tract ~ land between
Jersey City and the S0ttenburg race
track. where they prvpo~e 10 establish
the Monte Carlo 81 America.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

The Gogebic and Merritt People Come
ca an Agreement.

DrLU-rH. Minn.. March 2 The news
of a combination effected between the
iron ore producers on the Gogebic range
and the owners II the producing mines
ON the Messaha Was given out today on
the authority II Lon Merritt. who has
Just returned from New York. where a
conference was held in which representa-
tises n the Gogebic mines and the
Rockefeller Wetmore syndicate. which
has Just acquired large M,'saba holdings
with the Merritts Of this place
we're present The arrangements.
~ Is said, is not pool. but
IL Is very decided mutual under
standing by which the interests Of each
viii De protected and which will abso-
lurely prevent the cutting OF prices
Furnace men have been counting
greatly upon the advent of the Mesaba
mines 10 cause a decided fall in prices
and almost no purchases Of ore have
been made in anticipation of lower
market. The competition Of the new
range was expected u demoralize prices
and would undoubtedly have done ~
had no combination been formed.
Under the agreement there is practi
cal union OF interest between the big
mines Of the two ranges. The ores will
be handled in the east by the same brok
ers and under no circumstances will
either be forced 10 reduce rates by rea-
son of any action on the part IL the
other. Ii is probable. too. that the
combination contemplates war with the
mines of the Vermilion mines The re-
la,ions of the Merritts and their friends
and the Minnesota people are already
badly strained. and the latest combina-
ton promises to result in trouble for the
Vermillon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

The Illinois and fox Rivers lnun-
dating Many Towns.

OTTAWA. ILL.,. March 8 The Illinois
and Fox rivers are on a rampage 10
night. the ice moving out II theSe
streams having sent the level II the
water up seven feet. invading Allen
park. the boat club headquarters and
the grounds ~ the San luiia
Springs IN the evening. ard IA a short
time had surrounded half dozen
houses at the foot ~ South Bluff
On the north side 81 the river the water
is AT the rear of the East Ottawa house
and in the iowlands just above the city
the people. fearing inundation. are mos
ing out. Adsiees from La Sale
say the high water has entered
the plant ~ the electric light
company and the city s IA
darkness. Reports from La Sale. Peru
Marseilles and Aurora say that business
is already much interfered with. and At
the latter place an unsnccessfnl attempt
was made today 10 remove the ice gorge
with dynamite. The water Is silll rising
al Ottawa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

l.. III. Cole Catches Dupcs in Mime
sofa With Kentucky Land.

ST.. PAUL. Mimi. March 9.-The first
Of series Of gigantic real estate frauds
involving st. Paul. Chicago. New York
and eastern Kentucky people has been
snatcned here and the alleged principal
in the rascality indicted and placed
under arrest in the person Of l.. III. Cole.
a real estate dealer of Minneapolis
Cole went to the Rev. Henry A. Lindsay
Of this city and obtained from him a
deed to $4,000 block in ST. Paul. giving
in trade first mortgage on 60.000 acres
Of land in eastern Kentucky. This land
Cole represented to Lindsay had come
from grant by the state of Virginia To
a private citizen of Kentucky. In
making the trade Cole referred 10 Judge
Mcconnell OF Chicago. who. he said. was
ready TO purchase the mortgage. but
when the Rev. Lindsay had turned over
the deed. Judge Mcconnell changed his
mind and said he did not care for the
mortgage.
Ali this time Cole represented himself
to be the agent II George III. Bent of
New York. When the mortgage became
due Lindsay received another rude
shock by discovering that the state Of
Kentucky had never held title 10 the
6O.000 acres OF land he supposed he
owned there. but that the supreme
court had decided against the state less
than a year ago. Today it was learned
that Cole had made the Kentucky land
do duty in another big swindling opera
tion. He appeared to Henry ID. Martin
of Northwood. Mimi. and induced Mar
tin to convey Ia him the deed to his
$4,000 farm. giving in exchange a first
mortgage on the 60.0oo acre tract in the
blue grass region. 1t is feared that the
swindling operations 81 Cole. in which
il is already evident he had assistance
will amount to several hundred thou
sand dollars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
INDIANS UP AT ARMS
Little Face Killed in a Quauel
Over Land.
CROWS PREPARING FOR WAR
They Resent the Opening of Their
Sending Their Families Away.

LAuRKf. Mont. March Open var
fare has broken out between the settlers
on the newly opened portion ~ the Crow
reservation and the Indians. and the
widest excitement exists az tbs new
town Of wilsey and the country round
about. Ranchmen around Wilsey are
moving their wives and children 20
places Of safety and preparing to defend
their claims with their lives. II neces
sary.
The first bloodshed occurred this
morning. Little Face. Crow Indian. he
ing killed The Indians. who have just
been allotted lands in seyeralts. had he
come angered al the encroachments 81
the whites and undertook 10 drive of a
settler named Henderson. On Monday
they drove Henderson away, bat he re-
turned with a couple of friends. all
armed.
The red devils gathered in clump II
timber and sent Little Face forward.
He told Henderson II be remained on
the tract Of land which he had home
steadcd another twenty four hours be
would be scalped and his body fed 20
the crows. He then whIsiled. and his
companions began 10 pour out OF the
woods. al the same time reaching for his
gun. which he had set against tree. He
was not quick enough. however. as Hen
derson shot him through the heart.
With a wild yell his companions dis
appeared at double quick into the
woods. The Crows are making medl-
cine and preparing for actual warfare.
This is the first time the Crows have
shown hostility to the whites. Ii is ex
pected that two or three companies of
United States regulars will be ordered
TO Wilsey as soon as the war department
can be informed Of the critical state Of
affairs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
He GOES T0ENGLAND
Cleveland Wants to Float S4o,-
100000 N Bonds
WITHOUT ANY REDEMPTION
sor >iae Months and Johnny Ball
VIII Take Them n SIS Per
Cent Can BE secured

NEw voEK. March "A special cable
q The EseHiag Post from Lonslon ssss.
-t'urfhes inquiries have beea made on
tehaf n Pfesideut Cleveland concern
ias th- Fea.iine-s II knglish banks and
insurance and financial houses 70 take
sseotUooD of government bonds, pro
vi,ied the honsis are kept here without
redenFtion Tor nlns naoafhs The feel
Ing oe the whole l. fayorable 4 in
tefest II 3is per cent Is secured
Holders q consols would readily turn
oyer these Ia exchange for the American
xoFefnmenf securities at higher inter
e~t Accordingly. censois further de-
cilned yesterday
The market Tor American stocks re
f,lses % continue - rise. however. for
tte belief tharno measure % secure a
staple currency 10 Ameriea viii be ef-
foefIse. except tie stoppagc of silver
rurct4.s.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
PLAsTERt.Rs STRIKE.
Another Labor DifHcuity Appears at
the Worlds Fair buildings.

CHIc,0o. March 1.-TWO hundred
plasterers employed on the worlds fair
buildings struck today. They were get
tirg siJO for eight hours work and de-
marfiei a. 4 ~ the men were work
ing Tor contractors. none being employed
by the Exposition company.
The executive committee of the local
board received delegation of electric
workers again today and listened To
their demand for an increase from 81 !.
to 81 cent? an hour. The delegation
claimed that 3sif cents was the mini.
mum scale paid for the same class II
work down town. The executive com.
mitfee appointed "A committee To- make
inquiries. and agreed 10 pay the advsncr
II the claims Il the laboringmen we're
found % be true
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

Mrs. Guthrie Promises Co Max Things
Warm for Her Accu-cre-

Las yfsAs. y. NJ. March Mira. W.
j. Mills. daughter ~ the Kansas City
and New Mexico millionaire. was robbed
last night of 81 90 worth 81 diamonds.
her bridal gifts from her father A
woman giving the name ~ Mrs Guthrie.
claiming Ia be the wife of Washington
ID. C.. lawyer. and who started east last
night. was suspected and her trunks
we're searched at the depot The Iiis
monds were not fonnd and Nrs Guthrie
ihfcatens the arrest ~ all parties con
cnI.nal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

He stands tn Win or Ic-e SO. .Ooo. 900
in Wheat.

CHICAGO. March Q According 20 a
story published IN an evening payer.
Jim" keenc. the New York broker.
stands 10 win ar lose slo.0o.eOin in wheat
on the Chicago board % trade keene
has obtained control Of about a0.ooo.po
bushels IL the best wheat in western
storehonses. the paper says. and has ac
cumulated prodigious line ~ futures
The story continues: The cash end
~ the deal is in charge ~ Sandy
Eggleston. and the speculative end is
managed by John Cndahy. both masters
in their specialties. Nearly all ~ the
contract wheat in Chicago. amounting
10 about 100000 bushels. is lodged
with Egglesion. and nearly a. much
more high grade property in st. Louis.
Minneapolis. Duluth and other western
centers is controlled by the same in
diyiduai"
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ourw,rrr~e rorrrisrs.
Kansas VIII Have the Australian
Baliof >exs Election.

Tcrxns. ks. March The leris'a-
sure teday passed thu Australian bailot
Jaw The republcans voted for ~ on
tae ground that & Nouid make IL iuros-
nt'e f1r the p.ppesszts - nerd their
voters 'agether at the country school
toests On eieCtinu day aud march them
t0 inc polls ir iroTes and vote them like
- many sheep. Governor Lewsiligg
vii aizr the iii
fte tinsr fo- aoal adjournment q, The
legislature vas sxssndefi to SATURDAY
roon. ~ rp'raad .e1islafiou viii -
erscfe,i ~ q = sees.fn All the sprr,-
rrlsfIor filis csnnt.t - rssasd before
ratur'iaY nacu and In extra se~sior y II
probably 70 ea Iesi IN usy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
GRAND RAPIDS MICH- FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10 1858

irlfions which Was to have been held
here today for the pufSSse q eoui
plssing the business q The meeting held
here IN September ias,. has been in
definitely postponed This action ~as
deemed necessary. on account IL the
stnke II the engineers. which requires
the attention II executive officers u
those orders. Grand Chief r. E. CLARK
of the Order % Railway Conductors said
tonight that another meeting would be
called Just as son a. the strike Was
- s<fflsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

IsHrxNI>o. March March The
neViy appointed warden ~ the branch
pri-on ~ Marquette. John H. Nauevcrs.
- unshle "a secure an uflicial entrance
- the prison. though be has formally
demanded II = Warden Malmbarg. sn1
= lackesl hy the prison board q The
state Maimborg alleges that Nanevera
commission j. defective. Tie board -
n a qaandary. but nill devise some
means for ossting the present lncum.
fanf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

A Real Live American Fire Depart
ment Would Astonish Foreigners.

NEw York. March o a communica-
ton has been sent 10 the state depart
ment by Horace 5. Foiker. general
honorary secretary of the national fire
brigades union Of London. through
Minister Lincolp. inviting firemen Of the
United States To attend the grand inter
national fire congress and exhibition to
be held in the Royal Agricultural hall,
London. from June IL 10 IL.
Secretary Gresham has forwarded a
copy of the invitation 10 Mayor Gilroy.
who will refer il to the New York fire
department.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

The Worlds Fair People Make a
Move Against Congress

CHrcAcG. March s. The endeavor 10
secure the opening ~ the worlds fair on
Sunday will be transferred from the
state courts 10 those ~ the United
States An attempt will be made to
get the United States supreme court to
issue an injunction against restraining
the opening 81 the gates. To do this
the suit will have 10 bc brought in the
name Of the state and Attorney General
Maloney has given his consent The
grounds OF complaint will he that the
corporation IL an Illinois one and con
gress has no power 10 make the obnox
ious restriction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

The Minimum Amount OF Cash Prizes
i'm Future Is 81 900.

NEW YoRK. March o The National
Cycling association OF America met at
the Fifth avenue hotel today and
adopted a constitution and racing rules
This association effected temporary
organization at meeting held in Phila-
delphia some weeks ago and today a
permanent organization vas effected.
The cities represented and the delegates
were as follows: New York. T.. T. Pow
ers; Brooklyn. e. II. Bryne; Philadel-
phia. I. S, Dando and j. $. Dayton;
Baltimore. II. r. Van Der Horst; Wash
ington. f.. S. Elliott; Buffalo. James
Franklin: Troy. J. ID. Maloney: ST. Louis.
e.. H. Byrne. proxy; Milwaukee. ii. ID.
Quinn.
A minimum Of $1,000 in cash prizes
for each meeting has been decided upon.
Already this association has received
communications from racers in England
and Australia expressing desire 10
come here and compete.
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Is 4 NICE SHOWING.
Big Earnings shown by the New York
>u-aushsnna n Western.

SEv YoRK. March o. The annual
meeting - the New York. Susquehanna
4 Western Railroad company was held
in Jersey City today. TIE twelffh
annual report - the president showed
that the gross earnings II the company
far the fiscal year just ended are ri.si3.
.-ti2 The operating expenses are
sAi1J7t15. ret earnings. s1GtEs}ses
Directors were elected. she ergauized
and eieefesi the following officers Pres.
itiFnt ~imon Berg. frsf vice president.
Iessrh - O.oien. secnnd VICE president.
I5eeph T. Rafferty,: treasurer. W "
NeAes,.,.ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
SERVED sUBPd.xAs.
Speaker Tateum and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Giddings Summoned.

LANSING. Mich. March 9-Service on
both II the clerks Of the legislature.
Speaker Tateum and Lieutenant Gov
ernor GsddIngs. was secured this morn
ing. citing them TO appear in court April
Z, 10 show cause why the protests of
Senator Trumbuil aud Representative
Barkwor;h were not received.
\ joint resolution of Senator Weiss
providing for the election OF representa-
lives by separate districts instead of by
Jumping the representatives. "a is done
in Detroit al present, was killed in the
senate this morning.
This Legislative crowd left for Ann
Arbor and lps;lanti at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

End of Ft. Waype's Sensational Socics,
Divorce Case.

FoRr wAgNE. Ind. March 2 Judge
Daily of bluifton today decided the
Verdcrmark divorce case IN favor ~
Mrs. c. y. Nerdermark. the plaintiff He
allowed her s25o alimony. The com
plant asked for s3oou. The Ncrdcr
marks are very prominent people. The
husband. two years age. was pronl
nent candidate for mayor. The evidence
was very sensational. and created an up
heaval in society. Both parties had
been previously married. and each bad
grown children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
DOING THE VARSITY.
The Legislature Entertained ut Ann
Arbor Last Night.

ASS ARBoR. Mich. March e.-The
Michigan legislature. With their ladies.
arrived IN Ann Arbor this evening for
the purpose II spending the day in IN.
Testigating the university. The party
VAS net al Jackson by the Ann Arbor
city officials and escorted a. this city
where an elaborate banquet was given
the guests. The party Was taken 10 the
university chapel whore an informal re-
ception was held. visit 10 the museum
and AIT gallery filing the balance of the
eveufng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10
RACES AT MONMOUTH.
A Meeting Held to Revoke the License
Was Abortiye

E.roxrowS. y. j.. March 9.-The
township committee of Eatontown town
ship. which granted the Monmouth Park
association a license 10 race last Tues
dav. met again this afternoon at Branch
burg, on a call OF }. ID. Van Note. chair
man ~ the committee The object II
the committee was 10 revoke the license.
This failed. The license fee Vas then
iixed. and instead 81 Ell year being
charged. the committee made il 5000 a
year. payable within thirty days Of Feb
ruary - of each year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

He Will Make the Trip Directly After
Easter

ST.. LOUIS. No. March "a letter re-
ceiyed in ST. Louis today brought the
information that Mgr. Satolli. the papal
delegate To this country. had deter
mined 10 make tour Of the western
archdioceses Immediately after Easter
and that his first objective point would
probably be ST. Louis. II il is not he
will make Cincinnati his first stopping
place. He will make all haste. how
ever. 10 reach this city rs soon as posi-
ble. He will remain here two or three
DAYS and devote his attention to the
affairs of the diocese.
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INDICTED ron MURDER.
Julia Fcr~ Must Answer Zoe Killing
Her Two Sisters

ATLANTA. Ga, March 2 The grand
jury today found an indictment against
Miss Julia Force. charging her uith the
murder ~ her Two sisters II Has
thought ~ first that the insanity trial
before The court - inquiry. Fl which sbe
uas adiudged insane would stop Grim
inaI proceedings. bot The grand luvs has
gone into the case fully working Tor a
time cn y fhefy that tie ~onesfi had
an accpmglice This has i,een fFEsetied
and today the ind3ctmer, eas fpurd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

Iowa. Mich. Mach 2 The inquest
on the remains - Marvin Baxter. who
died from the ELECTS q injuries received
IN cssk f1at. wae continued roday.
nine witnesses icing sxorn which ~
pears ike q farce. Presenting After
neT 4swiey = d.sing n he caa - place
The tIaa1e xhere it hes Nothing san
safion5. Nae Developed Tie inquest
sd5ourned untii Monslay next
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

4 Jackson Woman HUN Down While
Crossing n Bridge.

IacxsoV. Mich. March . Mrs Mar
garet MsCabe. a widow - years ~ age.
vas struck by the Michigan Central
north shore limited on the high bridge
over Mechanic street this evening aud
instantly killed. She was crossing on
the bridge and had nearly reached the
eni when struck Mrs. NcCabc lived
alone and had no relatives IN the city.
She vss well % do and was on her way
% collect rent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

The Cincinnati Braker Can Try His
Slick t,susc again.

cssclxvA71. - &ar4ha ha 4 l. Lands
the Nashville broker ehsrFt.i aIfh fcrg
snz steen l.aatls = a 80 each On The
Ntfsasiek 4 IT Vernon Rsiieay con
pany = Nashville. Tenn. walked cut n
court today 4 free mar Lands staes
that he dsd nsi fs4ge the bonds q sesl.
t.rt - defksit - collateral ~ sorne
lesns - anfeli = nsake foT fise gslffsese
e sfeenisting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

TrxtSerox Ky March Q The worl
ara snd shankha g Hfsaafiru sale q
trosflee sfcrk eaasr - ciose this after
nnto aisfz,efnr 4 fotfy sescn head f'sr
<s1 fwa hundred and SITS fte head
rs,ses-3 ansief the hammer sinrink the
fonr daxs for ss1I~a. TIE ATTENDANCE
vas srsseIl fo-Isy ard NJ high prices aere
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

secretsry Gresham WIN rsss ON the
Nesicsn'- ss-e

Ss< AfroSfo. Ter. March a.--The
teal e the Mexican extfsiis.on cssf -
frsreis i,etsnis,cs before t-aittd
S,fatFs Ctiremfssicner Price pss fnishf,i
h.dar iflef fhe testimony had al been
Submitted tcnmi is@i0ner Price stated
ftst he veoia iud the prisoner guilty.
n he charges alleged 80 tAe conar rlsint
snd rau|d Immediately farear3 his de.
srse. teratter xifh al ~ testiuorr "a
the casr D. ne secretary = state - the
Jnised st4fes - T. hnsliy pss@sd ugoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

The Millionaire l. Stricken With Con-
tc~lion III the Lungs.

SEw yoRx. March 9-Jacob IL Van
iefbiif J. sery IN al this residence on
Grimes Hill. Staten Island. and il il not
expected that he will recover. lie Is
suffering from coniestion of the lungs
and physicians from the city
were tonight summoned 10 his bedside
for consultation The members az the
family IN this city were also notified Of
his condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

Nfw YoRk. March 2 80 The meeting
n the Chicago Nilxankee \ ~ Paul
railway neld this afternoon ,lisisiend
n "a. per cent on preferred stock and
,per cent on common stock. pay alic iFfl
IL. was declared from the earnings =
the first hail - the current year. The
transfer hooks wiIl eiose March - and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

Nrw YoRK. March 8 Austin Corbin.
in renly to inquiries touching the annual
reports of the New England railroad by
Charles Parsons. ITS President. said that
he failed 10 find any warrant for such
statements. aud besides that he had re-
cesresl a letter today from Mr. Parsons
himself on the subject IN which former
managers we're held responsible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-10

So ffASf5sfs1. Narch "a A.
toFney ealisd an " e Rspfey. Ma
sst : rtflas - assassin. fosisy ~ srgarl
- 81 slsfenze IN hfs prtzxe.st7ga sff,.i.
tsif Hsppes said hs did nei care - -
saEiAi1x IN tie matter until ne eft the
nsNcsfaL Naesay confinu>s IN the
rad - cor, plefe re..nverv.