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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
americas Great Danger
~ ssetiss COMMENTARY

said an eminent English scientist recentlys
1The danger that confronts the great Ameri-
can people today u not the possible adop-
ton Of . wrong financial policy for the
nation. OF the spr-ad Of socialism, or the
increase 0f corruption among public men.
All these are bsd enough, 20 Be sure, bat
they are - nothing compared 10 the terrible
nsti0nal dis<2ss-I had almost said natioaal
crime --of overvork- The mad rush for
wv.ith l. ct ~ . killing pace, and thousands
f,ll By the way every year.
fos are iiksiy % bs sss % the victims
Hos do ne kno~f Because Il Is The sxoep-
Ion 10 aDd . man or woman Of admit age In
psrt-ss health NERVES. Oisesders are
spreading with fearful rxpidity. Among the
symptoms. Are-Bsckachs. Bilioasness, Cold
Hands and Feet, Dizziness, Hot Flashes
fiaf<ring Sensation. Painting, Headache.
HysteriA, Irritabil<y Of the Heart, Melan-
eholy, Failing Memory, Palpitztion. Rheu-
m.fiz., short Breath. Sieeple-suess, Ner-
woes Dyup>psA SEXUAL Debility, Fifs. etc.
REv. G A CAHRoII, pastor First Baptist
have used Dr.. Miles Restorative Nervine
for tbs past six nonth& find 10 acts like
. charm on ths whole nervous system. I
have not found In equal in giving immediate
relief. Dr. Ailss little Nerve and Live
Pills only need trial and they will recon-
mend themselves 70 b the best pills in IL
narksIs
For FIVE years have suffered from Ner.
vsus Prostrstion, vu unable 10 work 90
.ieep, The drst dose Of Or. miies' nestera-
tive Nsrvise gave me relief. and one thou.
sad dollars would not cover the good IL has
dsns ne"-JOHN MINCHEK. Yoangs
tovn, Ohio.
Dr. Miles, Restorative nervise 10 IN
equalled In crErSe Nervous Dlseases. ID
eoasains no opizfss OF dangerous drugs Sold
on positive guarantee by all druegisls- 90
Lr. Mes Medical Co. Elkhzrt Ina-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
AN uNDEsIRkD LOAN.


loorrz1sEr fssi
o.. dear ! an In such . state Of
mind and morslsi what can people
think of me. II they ever end IL oafS IL
Il simply AWFUL
II happened this way: was Just
hnishing nav vacation In Colorado. AID
hsd started est over the Longs Peak
= Niddls PARK railroad In New York.
whsrs reside. am salesman ~ Lam
eey's dry goods store. on seventh A.
eeus. and have the fullest conndenee
In my smployers--i mean that they
have the fullest confidence In me- Ny
wsges srs not very large. but they are
sufficient.
lcausht four trout and stopped In =
real elegant hotel most Of the four
days that was In Colorado. bought
. scAlper's ticket each way and took
only vaiiss. % that ! saved express
charges on . trunk. had calculated
10 spend two hundred dollars on the
trip. and that ives eli that took with
me. but got on 20 well that ] made IL
for one hundred and sixty-dvs dollars.
had over dfty dollars N my pocket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

not endure IL. but cried: .'oh, DON'T"
and put my hands before my face.
You're right, stranger" said Mr..
Riddles. "Thar's men enough with
out Take back your fifteen cents,
miss. And remember. gents. no silver
taken"
Ny little explosion of shame they
took for gallantry, and some Of the
men who had coin In their hands put IL
back in their pockets and drew out
bills instead It seemed to me that
everybody gave something. perhaps on
account Of Mr.. Riddles bad eye. After
he had gone through the car. and made
me wish that / could go through the
floor. he called out: '.Stay right where
you are. son. I'm goin' to work the
next car"
Ii was q consolation when evening
came on and the car grew dim. because
! could not look my fellow travellers in
the face while the lights were up. Mr..
Riddles stayed by me constantly. and
that evening he appalled, me by saying
that he would not stop over at Pueblo.
rs he had intended, but would go
straight on to Omaha. for he wasn't
going to see a man suffer when he was
In trouble. Still, don't know what
should have done without him. in my
state of mind He marched me In 10
my meals; made me 60 20 bed when Il
was time; bought papers and oranges
for me, and did the only thinking that
was done between as. l had hoped
there would be some way of getting
him 10 take part Of the plumber. but he
said that he had some already. and be-
sides, there wasn't enough TO play
poker for. He told one of the passen-
gers that was q harmless. milk and
water sort of cuss, but that he had no
doubt my parents would be glad to see
ne.
He did allow me TO buy . bottle Of
champagne In Omaha. and drank all OF
IL. except one glses. a. well as the
whole OF another bottle that he insisted
on getting In order to treat me. and
left me at the station. thinking better
of me. We shook hands very cordially
and gave him q wrong address and
told him that II he ever came 10 New
York should be delighted 10 see him.
Well. here am. with siss.ss that does
not belong TO me, and no way. that
see. TO get il back 20 It's owners- OF all
the bandits I ever heard Of. Mr.. Dop
Riddles Ia the worst.
C. 8 MosTooxxaY.
The Whole world pays tribute 10 The
~n.~sf~ - A 81 n.r~,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

CucAso. Nov. a-Thsrs vas . rash of
holders OF the May option in wheat TO iqui-
date al the opening today. The anxiety 10
sell displayed by them caused lower open
ing with December Nc below the Close OF
yesterday. Offerings were in sufficient
amount 70 carry the price % A44c further.
December touching sl5s@s2c. From this
point reaction took place TO s2Ac. but re-
nexed selling caused a decline 10 1hc.
again reacting and ceiling At 624c and
again declining To &c. advancing and clos
ing unchanged from yesterday at62t &c.
Closing prices seres
wHxAr - Novembss. sikes December.
81 &c; May. 6sAc.
Coxs-Novembsr. ss,fci December. Ssxc;
May. s2&c-
OArs-Sovsmber. 2skei December. &c;
May. x3lsc.
PoEx-January, $1l5o.
LAEp--January. Ss.4A
kiRs-January. 81. 20.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

! TOOK a SMALL "sSrrTkA
bcsidess scalper's ticket - far a. Oma-
hA, when started for home. We had
reached . little mining town. re-
member distinctly IL was called Bone
Gulch-when . person boarded the
train that could see was not . miner,
because his hands were not rough. and
he was not gambler. because he had
no diaraonds- He was rather hard
looking man and had what one would
call . bad eye. and It was not pleasant
90 zee the way he looked over the pas
sengers, IS II he were "sizing up" the
amount of money represented In tho
car.
My uneasiness was increased to
horror when a man behind me leaned
forward and said in low voice: Ibid
you notice the man who got on just
now? Well. that's the celebrated Dop
Riddles, the train robber. He's shot
four men and stolen over 500. 900. I
shouldn't wonder IL this crowd would
be held up before the day Is over. Hes
q cyclone when he's mad"
Ny fifty dollarsl I thought Of that
the first thing and felt myself grow
pale. But the paleness increased until
i could almost see IL when the bandit
loungcd along the aisle of the car and
stopped at my seat. BE took my valise
and threw IL carelcssly on the floor
and sat down beside me. Then he
said: Hello, sonny. you look kind o.
whitish around the gills You need q
bracer." As he put his hand behind
him 1 came as near to fainting dead
away a. ever did In my life; but II
wasn't . revolver that time. IL was
what is called in the west a pocket
pistol AS he pulled out the cork the
smell of whisky was almost over
towering. He put il under my nose
and told me to drink IT, Now, dis
like whisky very much and so turned
my head i's
At that he said. quite gruffiy: Here,
DIN II, drink it." And as / took a
small ''snifter' fhe called IL that out
of the flask, he thumped me violently
on the back, intending that as encour-
agement- Between the strangling Of
the whisky and the blow on the back
did not got my breath again for some
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

eral bnis sA~r& 90 a. nss draw
them cat / prodnonf no nk<kels-
.-srest scott. kre yoa 6own - thskr
Got your sickes shroughs Ehs A In
- onAhas Thsn ypan 81 righA Jusl
you 10 ssill end III a. pea
Fix mel Wa Ne rome - sheet Or
stab me for not hevinR upge noneyf
lad be want my sickpt - 0msha:
shrunk down IN nv go un>il 1 sss On
nay shouider hisdes- IT, - pss rising
and throwing open kis soaA He spst
ont scms tobacco jsiss end c1esxed
his throat Then he I'D, s0ensA. o.
gentss-
II wss . queer wsy 70 bsgin, ana
held my brsssA- A 500 - hs ssw
that he bad the eyes Of everybody. he
went on: Gents. my srst pardner
here u tendsrfoot ess<in' hoek east
He ainS veil and hsisxens tesd broke.
Sit up. son. and ist Zen Sc how solemn
you look. There Aint Gully Tan eensz
and ticket In HE ost6t. bsrrin' his
grip. and ! reckon hs don't want 20
hook his shirts % re kcne- Gents. IL
he was hustler, like nost Of ~ ara.
and used 20 wearin' our kind of clothes
and putin up With cur kidd Of grub.
none Of Ne wouldnt pay no sttention
20 him. but . grecnhorn IN The noun
tains has got everything sgen him
What do you ssy now. gents. 70 tskin'
mp . oollectionf Hush. son. Il Il all
regular. 'Taint no time fer pride. TN
goin' 10 use my hat for . hank. and
here's " TO start with. and hope
don't hear no ehink Of silver while the
hats passing
With that he went 70 the end of the
aisle and began 10 walk slowly back.
collecting money. for me! II had
been pale before am sure that was
crimson now. away down 70 my feet
What situationi !, who come Of one
Of the most respectable Presbyterian
families In Sussex county. New jersey.
who mover accepted . charity In my
life, 10 be begged for, In this public
manner. and by . highwayman--it was
awful When Mr.. Dop Riddlss had
come half way along the car and put
his hat under the chin Of . young WON
sn-such . pretty little lady that I had
resolved to have little bit of firta-
ton with her, - soon - I could get
around TO it-when he did that could
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

CALLED Nx A hIIk-AND-wATKB CUss-
seconds. But he went on: You'll be
all right In little while" Well. as .
matter of fact. IL did brace me up so
that could sit mp q little straighter.
but my voice was still weak and may
~ well own that I was horribly fright
ened. He turned 10 me again and
asked: Going far east?"
told him that was bound for New
York.
ANY friends 10 SEQ you through. In
case you get sicker on the wsy?"
mo
Got any money!"
At that I realized what bis object
waA doubtless looked little clean
CT and better dressed than some of the
others on the train. go that he suspect
ed me Of having funds. knew that
was not likely TO make much of re-
distance and would begin his robberies
with me. Iexpected ct every instant
10 hear him shout: Hands mp" and
Sc him cover the whole car with q
brace Of pistols I stammered; 'Oh.
air. IL II II possible
There. 30 easy. Wait I'll you get
your wind aid he.
waited. aud gradually an idea
dawned In my mind. would repre-
sent 20 him that hsd lost my nopey
and would turn the tables on him. or
81 least soressall his demands. by ssk-
ing him % lend me . couple % dollars.
! would pretend that I did not suspect
him Of being . robber. and be would
therefore overlook me when he began
70 shoot the passengers
The fact u. sir" I stsmmered. II
had little noney when ] came out.
but
II see What wa it7 Miues7 Road
srerts7 Real estate shsrps7-
1T was hotels. think. 80 much ss
anything. bat
Right yoa are. They're . set Of
pirates in those places, and deserve 10
- Skinned Iama little Of . pirate
myseif but I sinf no landlord. ron
bet And yoa Amt rot no money!
tes; IN IL pocket There were 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
STOCKS OFF A POINT
Lower Cables From Losdon
Caused Dealers 10 Send
HEAVY ORDERS TO SELL STOCK
WHICH wssksssd shs sasrkss Psrssc.-
larry sor Railway and Indussrs~i<
whs@s Ma tines1asise

NEw Yosx. Nov. s--Monsy On call
has bee1 easy. ranging from l1<83 Per
cent; Last ioan At : pes esst and closing
offered IL : per cent
Prime msFcsntils paper sac pa cent
bar silver. 1914; Asxican dolisrA
56t..
Sterling exchange = stsady 9TH setaal
business IN bankers hills 1t elsiA q
ASA for sixsy dsys and e<s3s4 0A54
for demand
Pcsted rztsa e4-sihgis4h; CONNER.
eisl bills. As0A aisi foe dzty dayA and
eAs30As5lt for demand
Government bonds irn; ststs honda
dull. railroad bonds veekeZ
Silver at the stock sxchsngs Vas
neglected
Speculation at the stock exchange
opened Eaebsr weak owing 70 Ihf rscsipt Of
lower eab4s from London- When this BE-
came aptSrenf ~ the traders In The room
thsy tsraed bearish- Total Aiss we're us,izs
share<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

Uxro< srocx YkRps. Chicago. Hov. a.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; common 10 extra
steers. s. 25(a6.oo stockers and feeders. g. Is
aa7s; cows and bulls. l.25(9a-50i calves.
t1.OoaA75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; heavy, IS so@s.2o;
common 10 choice mixed 5.75d6.2O; choice
assorted, %. l0,ae. -, light, $s.7oa&05i pigs,
&oo,d5.s5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; inferior TO choice,
7ycfa S3.oO; lambs, g. 50dA65.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

The following Is q list of the marriage
licenses issued since last publication, with
the names residences (when out of tho city)
and ages OF the PARTIES; Age
William L. Raph. Spokane Falls, and
Lottie Robinson. ..............5 0-26
Martin {. Vergiver and Alma
bOtttrCbc. s<--lt
Joseph Urbanski and Pelsgia Kleine-
Peter Dreyer and Annie Dreyer. . 2i-ls
James K Palmer and Minnie I.
Cehusch... ...-.-.................2 6-1e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
Detroit Gram

Drrrorr. Mich. Nov. s.-wheat--No. 2
red. cash. sls.c bid; December, s25lc; May,
sss.c; No. white. cash. sic bid
Corn-So. mixed. cash, Sc bid; No.
yellow. cash. $0c.
Oats-No. white. cash. 32c.
Rye--No. 2 cash, 50c.
Prime Clover Seed-t5.50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch Cases

are all gold as Car as you can 80. Thsy look
Ike sold cases, wear like cold essss, and
are solid cases FER al practical pmposss--yef
only cost about half - much q N os;-
snd-out solid geld case. Warranted 20
wear for no yesrs; rsny IN oonssn, use
fos thirty years. Better than ever SINCE they
are nov hsfed, az nc extra cost. vkh the great
boz tringl vh,ch esrsef ~ fwiz,f ., f.sfs>a
eF the csse--the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

MONR0E-Yesterday. In Paris township, at
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs. Alfred
Harris. Mrs. Jeanette Monroe, aged "a
years. Notice of funeral later.
McKAY-John Mckay. No. re East Leonard
street, age - years months.
CLOSTERHOUSE-In the residence Of her
parents, No. 5i5 Fountain street. Novem-
Der. 3, 1898. Dina May. only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Closterhouse. Funeral
today at 2 o'clock from the residence.
Z. @. Clergyman. funeral director, No. -
Fountain street. Telephone 1000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

Fifteen -Aristo" Cabinets. fu.ss
finish. from tro sithsgs psS Piersous
Gallery 40 Scuth Division street
RWs PAY Car Fare
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

Hsdeo and IaiioW.
Cured calf. No. I. &C; No. 2, &c.
Green calf. No. 1. Sc; No. 2. 3i<c.
Cured hides, No. l. SIC; No. 2. 2i<c.
Green hides. No. l, 25sc; No. ,. 20.
Sheep pelts, 15a 25c; lambs, 26a35c.
Tallow, 4t9{kc.
Deer akin. 12isc.
Grain.
Wheat, Sc; corn. 42c, oats. SIC; rye, loc.
Flour-Lily white. $l.75; patent, 500.
Mill Sfuns-MiddlinRs. $3.50; bran,
Sll.oo; screenings, $l35o per ton.
Ground feed-Per ton, $500; corn meal,
per ton, $3.50.
Buffalo Gluten Feed, $3.50. including
sackA
Buck wheat, $a2saa15.
Hay and Wood
TxorHy--Ss0 o'a 1000 per ton.
CLovKn-Ss.oo per ton.
SrRAw-<a00d6.o0 per ton.
wooD-16-inch beech and maple, dry,
zoo per cord; green, $i.75 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

RLcs, csroliss TAR, p<r p<sah6 49, 5 "a
k.as. god. psr pssasa -...-..- -. tsf4 -
hiea. f1ncy Dad .-.............. 80 e.
csxzszr-Fail erssn- i8sa1i2n
cs<skD G>oDs = corn. H~s<zl-5o pr
dozea; son,sess. q sist - Rss ssssa,
.. Iss's 49,: is.. ssss 80 nssA. Mar ssa
J.ss. sea5ics packages. las pr usss-
LAsD-conpolnd nsfcss. s@ss CON
HE. sopoone TIA. He ksSsle rsndsrrd,
tisress. ises >Aposnd tina n5se
Fish
Black hsss. per po4nd. s4lo,i hroo<
t.out. pr pound, -ttssbz
Seed<
Medium clover. Per bssAsl oo93-50
Mammoth clover. per oa>hel. -. SO -
Hmofat ssed, Per basfssi- .,.-.-.. l.Io81W
Fruits
OnAssxs-sa zblaa 20 PER bon.
LxAoss-Ssv Nssxlas. IN boxes Of ooos
and 3oos. ta-5osd1z IS PR bon.
misunderstanding 10 quality, a.7ssaoe
swEEr PeaAroxs-xS soas - per barrel
Cars Coz CkAxskAsiEs-Psr barrel. &.7s
@6oa
Batter and Egxs--wbosesais Prics~L
Country makes. original reilA. per
POUND ...................-.0 -
Eggs. fresh. per dozen. ..........s @0
ButtcriDA
Solid bufferine. .....................
Vegetables
Cabbage. Per dozen ..............S soc 80
Onions, par barrel. i.lo
Potatoes. per bushel. ............. .lS4 80
Beans ....................... 1.e5ta1.3
Hand picked beans. .......... loodlU
Smoked Meats.
l1aass LII
Iicnic ems.-....-...-....--.. -.......- ~,
ticot oeoon -...........-...... .Ao,1
o1oo.orfs ..-.--.. .........s...s ~
btiro occI iV>1
ssussges. bologna ......................o
causa4ees PORK .......... ................A
Beef In BarrelA
Extra mes beef. ......................$ so
nam peci ............... ......... SLvo
Pork I'm BarrclA
short cut pork ........................$ SO. Is
Medium clear cut .................... ap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
LOCAL MARKETS.

Wheat has advanced cent from yes-
terdsys quotations. the price being to
day &c, middlings, 1850; bran, tlA5o;
ground feed. per ton. tls; corn meal.
$3.50. Ia the farm produces the market
is quiet The poultry market 10 fair and
prices TO correspond.
Farm Produce.
BUrrEn -27a2fc per pound.
Eeos-2oc per dozsn-
TraxrFs-35c Per buehel-
CAssors-2Sd3oc per busheL.
Hoxrr-Fancy white. IKE per pound.
PARsIET-2Sc per dozen.
OsroNs-k5sr5oc per bushsl.
CukEY-ioc per dozen stalks
BkkTs-s5sd toc per busheL
nfSr-snc per dozen bunches
APYrks-75cfdti.o 60 per bt<lssl.
CkDsAsr-ttas5c per dozen-
Socssnxs-ii,t67c PER pound.
CarI5rrowrR--u-0ot f IS per dosen-
PaksxIFs-sOc Per boshel
IrtTrcH-Hof house. Zoe.
WsrrR CEkss-2Oc Ter dosen buuches.
-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

-. as ~. i-..,ss sssss q sn N SO n npa
t. o~.sf 1<Ins 4AAif excepl .uaazI
si11fssa AID FAxsos ca sseEaI.
kerfs-' ~ n usla h@s p.t.a< Ger :, 49,.
icN p . .r.ls NJ. -le.p,a< s.. er..s -
- - fsts<ksg sna ns<f l.xw
SIS trsn kks p~<I< e. or.1z
hn y train rs shrouxh caa-l .sa ..r..~
cor tfsna Rapids tefhieasa
pt9 n sreln h.s hssnsr .ls~pias ssr 0rs.f
keFtos % tlnrlnnatl
u@Sn trsis he's thronEh cos~h sna Ne
~ s1ssp1As c>< Trad E@pids - chle4<1
.rrexxec<. snses ssrsp< ,<rsx.
- krs1 exon !. ". es ~ a So sea-
fIcs1 Antke<oo-Ar tseam t0pa So II
1ezy tr.in .assss fss hss<>sos a -
r<fcke8 VIA q 49,
LE0xnf kspids-- fo0 n roo m um,-
- o<sAxo--...-,-- tHpn san fW n
11o< ~ usla has throarn coach snf h.rtss
pensf car suo u - N 1.ia t4lls lkroaTL
scscn an Wsxs~ <sep1ns car
A. Gv.ad kspids N sea- sSs@
~ m s<sis lee esfsst eszls< esx ssa dins1s
isps. ss.l. s~l,s sAss~sA ss.ss sd va
fspask usiss s.a I'm s.ser..ss. ..a..
be 49, p s.sl a,g sese : nnSsi.s sissss sfs..
"a h>eA 4 l. l<s1ksooA
osA- f@s- ~nd Iinkss Asssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10
Bank Clearinnx

Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
s133, 46s.6x The clearings for the CORE
spending day of last year were $i46, 759. q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-10

The Whole world pay. tribute 10 The
merits az Garland Stoves aud Ranges
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-09-21
BALDWIN THREATENED HIS WIFE.
He Also spent Part OF the Insurance
Money of his Dead Child for LIauor

He Also spent Part Of the Insurance
Money of His Dead Child for Liquor
Harry Baldwin was charged in the
Municipal Court this morning with dis
orderly conduct.
Mrs Annie Baldwin, his re, testified
that last evening he came into their
home, No 5OS Sherman street and
seemed very angry. Yesterday they had
buried their 4.year-old child and he took
50 of the insurance money and spent it
for drink
He ground his teeth at her aud chased
her down the alley into neighbours
house. Her husband has not worked
for FIVE months When he does work he
drinks a good deal and he has often
struck his wife who has been afraid Of
him for months and is afraid of him at
the present time.
In order to keep the wolf away from
the door she had to sell part of the fur
niture.
Mrs Pauline C. Luke, neighbor, tes-
titled to hearing Bald win threaten his
wife and to seeing him chase her last
evening.
Judge Ball fined him $40 and costs and
placed him under peace bond Of $500
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-09-21

In revolver contest at the London
Rifle Club yesterday, Andrews, Of Wool
wioh, made the highest possible score
BY placing every shot within a 2 inch
ring at twenty yards he scored forty two
points.
Two of England's famous bicycle
riders have arrived at New York and
have applied for license TO ride in the
cash prize races Of the National Cycling
Association. They are Dick Howell and
Alfred Robb
James j. Corbett says that he will keep
on training and that If Mitchell backs
down any man can take Mitchell's
place.
The championship Of the dog show
at the Mount Holly Fair yesterday, was
won by Champion Tim, an Irish setter,
owned By DR.. Savent, Of Philadelphia.
This Is the second time that champion
Tim has won the trophy.
To-day at Mount Holly Fair Henry c.
Wheeler, the crack rider Of the National
Cycling Association, will race against
Saladin.
sportsman of Decatur, Mich. who
has killed 40 rattlesnakes, has the walls
Of his house decorated with their rattles.