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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
A Youthful Millionaire.

Ifyoung Elliott F. shepard is really to
be put into Uncle Sans navy, rs re-
ported the other day. many friends of
the Shepard family will be intensely
astonished. Certainly there is nothing
In the life and surroundings of this
millionaire In his teens to warrant any
such statement. and near friend of
the family says Elliott win not be
made n sailor. and no one ever thought
OF doing so. The young man pursues
his studies In n disjointed why now.
owing 20 the holidays. but thisautumn
there will be work cut out for him.
His education is planned on an elabor-
ate scale. Languages, music. mathc-
mates and art are all TO b. mastered.
or rather studied. by this heir 10
a great name. His pleasures are
horseback rides. boating and sports.
His health il a tribe delicate and his
personal appearance world not COM
mand much attention were IL not for
quiet. gentlemanly manner beyond his
years and n pleasant. def way Of say
ing clever things. The boz prorriscs
10 grow into q clover man. with I'll his
fathers good. generous qualities. but
without his hcadstrong will aud RAGGED
ohstinacy. Youny shepard Is surpria-
ingly well educated. for VERY few of
New fork's upper ten are educated in
the sense that poorer people under
stand the term. Tho wealthy and
Ssciailv prominent New Yeri.ers spend
to- much money In cirrating their
children tonchieve satisfactory rs%alts.
but fortunately fpr young Elliott lie
has the benefit 81 George " Nandcr-
bits co~r~ei and supervision sir
Vanderbilt has nothing IF the pe.la-
Togae or pe,iant aisont him end his
easy way ~ swinging hesry ,iulnb-
bell and haniling an insricas@ aorist 81
II both were mere feather. woaii fire
the emulation If youth Altprefacr
no one has reascn 70 fhink that Eiiiofs
y shepard rsill become a United States
naval officer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

TALKING QUOTATIONS TO THE CYLINDER
sion Of the axis of the arm and Is not
held at right angles 10 the arm as
the villain in the play holds his
knife. The blade Is made of the best
steel. Is double edged for two-thirds Of
its length and Is as keen rs a
razor. IL Ii not dagger-pointed. but
has stronger formation OF rounding
point The blade Is short but long
enough 70 infiict fatal wound. and so
strong and keen that IL will divide a
RIB under n powerful blow OF cut
through any garment like so much
paper. The peculiar position of the
handle leaves nothing for an adver-
sary 10 grasp at except the blade. 80
that IL IL impossible for the wielder
of the knife to be disarmed: the more
90 as the handle curves in at the end.
giving the fingers better hold upon IL.
There has also been added TO our
collection Of deadly weapons the rrg-
ulation weapon used by all high
binders
A plain steel bar shou, an inch In
diameter. with wooden handle COW
cred with cloth so that the fingers can
secure firm grip uponit Such is the
weapon Its like il never found in the
possession Of any class Of criminals OK
cept tho hiRhbinders.
In a recent raid on a fence I 49,
cured lot OF very innocent-looliu-
imported spools 81 thread The place
raided was a jcwelry store and the
thread seemed rather out of place. es-
prcialiy az there were number If
spools lying around. I male an ex-
animation 81 the spools AMI discovered
jcweled treasures In the core Of each.
That i the latest scheme ~ smuggling
gems or secreting them when stolen.
Before closing might mention the
fact that the New York Municipal
authorities have Decided to stop sup-
plying liquid ink eradi.asors - tho
city departments hereafter. A certain
weisSknown eradication wa on the cites
stationery list and had been supplied
freely - the departments. hut Il was
suggested thstit was throwing tsnap-a-
ton in che way 81 the citv's enptoves
Who might use the erasiicator to change
their books az accounts without the
risk % detection and thus cover M
franA The mayor Thought che sug-
restion was very timely. and hereafter
only steel erasers viii he allowed. for
their n>e can readily Re- detected At
any time. T8osAs BfRxra
zaprr.oferiiprr = <e,r y.~a -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

q paper nader he second card and
raises IL up just the thickness u ne
blade. Than he uses his knees. %
which are attached Gue eatgut. az
this Ezisnipulztcs . sFring connected
with small clamp whieh eoznes cat
Of the spenlng under the Layout. and
catches the second card AMI pulls IL
cut Of the end Of the box. the end op-
ening outward and into the opening
under the layont. when the thin blade
goes under the card The left hznd
releases tbs spring in the box and The
under card taxes the plass 81 the enc
uithdrlwn. When the sfring l. agaia
pressed the thin knife fiies ont. anl
the card which was under The layout
comes back into the box. This can
al he done In three seconds. while the
dealer i paying bet OF backing rp
his chip. OF asking player what his
bet takes
1--we seen = good many tricks ~
faro. bat this l. the sliel<est ore ever
saw Nou can keep the cases and take
the bo,t In your hands and examine IL.
and yon would never know h was rot
straight OF course. The firm or in
dlvldus,i making these boxes charge
high fer them. but what l. two thou
sand dollars when you don't need any
hank roll In the drawer and every
dollar put down Is sure money"
lie always wore glasses W hen about
the gambling house. On the Ifcpared
ear,ls which the bribcd attendant hand
ed him were series of dots and dash
g. so small that detection was absolute
Is impossible. Eat ~ the swindlcr
these signs were like the tick of tho
telegraph key 20 the telegraphcr and
As easily rad although not observable
by the naked eye. The glasse. wora
BY the syvi5siler were magnifying glass;
e. -, Il can DC readily scen that the
minute dots and 1ashes on the hack Of
the card enabled the rogue TO know
exactly what cards hisopponentS held.
and hsince bis succci.s.
hut enough as "a gambling.
There have been quite a number Of
new weapons used by criminals brought
me recently. but the most dangerous
OF all l. the gimlet knife IL is a wea-
pom 20 dangerous that its manufacture
i forbidden by law. This Is the small
est lighting knife used by people en-
this earth ard one of the most deadly.
In length the knife j. hardly longer
than long gimlet. 50 that il can read
ily be concealed inside the waistband
OF the trousers The handle Is not set
on parallel with the blade. as in IN
ordinary knife. but ut right angles like
that of q g:niet. hence the name.
The handle Is grasped with the blade
between the second and third fingers,
the upper part of the blade being
drawn down 10 q shank so rs to pre-
vent cutting the fingers while the
knife Is so held. The blade when in
position represents merely an extern
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Mic Saunders. Parfr-

On Friday night Miss Belle Saunders
gave picnic supper and dancing party
complimentary TO Miss Penney OF Adj
ans, n. Y. and Miss Boltwood Of Hart
ford. Conn. The guests were Miss
Penney and Miss HOLLYWOOD. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucius HOLLYWOOD. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boltwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley
Russell. the Misses Clara and Betine
Orth. Miss Kate Utterwick. Miss Bar-
bara Miller. DIR. ). r. Dodson and
Messrs. Fred Sherman. James sheridan.
William GEORGE and Frank Findlater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
A Snap Shot at
LaceS, etc.

Point d'Iland in beige and
ecru at just half price.
Black Bourbon Lace in all
widths and superb variety.
Shopping Bags. the newest
and most desirable styles greatly
reduced in price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

". norngE coc5EAs- from the aari;n-
istretioa in return for anti-siivcr sup
port IL Is difficult 20 believe that SIR.
Cockraa ever tried anything 50 silly.
not 10 1entioa the fact that anything
like intrigue is quite beyond Cochran.
lie II an orator. vcntseman and
deIaocrat- Anybody whoezpects, there
fore. lively time in the house through
Obstructive tactics inangurated by Mr..
Coc,.rSn- ~ New York. win be disap-
pointed. Never. perhaps. did con-
g-essional delegation go 10 Washing
ton from this city more thoroughly
determined 20 help the administration.
Tammany's policy. il can be stated ON
the authority of Mayor Gilroy. is 20
repeal the silver law. To fight for tariff
for revenue only. and To secure the
offices for good democrats
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Underwear.

Take what's left from our
last weeks great Underwear
Sale at same prices; also the
balance of our Embroidered
Robes at 75c worth easily three
times this price.
One lot Ladies Combina-
ton Suits. low neck and sleeve
less at 33c, worth soc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13


ON SUNDAY. transpired that
there was no liquor in the house. He
and New Yorker went out with va
lise and for two hours it Is the solemn
truth that they vainly endeavored TO
purchase something drinkable other
than Schuynill water. There are
places it seems in Philadelphia where
liquor is surreptitiously vended, but
there Is q system Of free masonry con-
nected with them, not knowing which
you are not sold to. Speak easies" Is
the highly captivating Philadelphia
name for these establishments. Well,
after n vain hunt the Phuadelphian
and the New Yorker returned to the
thirsty guests The only thing to do
was for all hands TO take a train for
New York. which they did, Philadel-
phian and all. and everybody could
then get drink and TO spare. :
DAVID WRcHsLER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

On Tuesday evening Mrs. G. l.. Boyn-
ton of No. 10 Bradford street gave Tea
in honor IL her husbands 18th birthday.
After supper was served Mr.. and Mrs.
Boynton accompanied their guests TO
Reeds lake. The company consisted u
the Misses Bertha Pattcn. Lizzie Mes
bitt. Della Owen. Gertrude Boynton.
Claude Bortree. viii Nesbitt. Warren
Boynton. Bert Armstrong and Mr.. aud
Mira Frrd lounrblood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

''Zoo" does not pay, and that IL is pro-
posed To introduce beer aud music into
IL. But as Philadelphia, he adds, is
too moral place 10 permit that, New
York should buy out the gardens in
mates aud take them TO Central park.
This unique project, he says, is quite
feasible. A special train would cost
very little. and New York could send
over its experienced keepers and trans
fer the animals in no time. II would
certainly be one of the oldest train
loads of passengers that ever journeyed
between the two cities It Is highly
unlikely, however. that the scheme
will be carried out From n purely SUI
perfcial acquaintance with Philadel-
phia, should Judge that that historic
city would never consent 10 the bar
gain
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

On Thursday afternoon Miss Grace
Masacck ~ No. 81 North louia
street gave grove purity ~
Highland park 10 a circle of her
Young women friends. Those present
wee: The Misses Grasr Nasseck. Pearl
and lena i.osc'and. Nande lisihisy.
l.ottie Met oml,er. Mamie Daniele,
Lucia HAYNES. Rose Scarsel. Ellen Vii
son. Alice and Emma I.ooDis, Ella Pal
las and Carrie NeihCus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

geological z a r.
dens Of Phila-
dclpkia Some
city fat h CT
think IL can be
done. ard arTue
that IL would Ice
q splendid thing.
since the city of
Phi la lphia
owns one Of the
.incst ncnager-
les In existence.
One New York
alderman makes
I h e surprising
assertion that
philadelnhiafa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

more sh a ly
b TO n z h I out
than in young
George II. Me-
Clellan's asser-
ton that he does
not want 10 be
m ayor. T h e
young man Is re-
firing into the
amenities of the
presid e n c y Of
the board of al
dermen. after
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Ladies' Handkerchief.

$50 dozen plain white, hemsttched and corded. at
sc each
200 dozen white embroidered at Ioc
goo dozen plain white hemsttched. also en-
broidered at Ioc
We consider them the best value offered here.
These are but few from exceedingly large and
varied stock of which the prices proportonatey low
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

On "Wednesday night 81 tie reeisieuce
~ he fathcf. r. ". liant Il hapisen
avenue. Alfred Hunt gave a party IA
hcnpr - Merton saith. who = sir3n ~
return 60 West Point. Ihoee present
reve the Neasrs. Morton. smith ofn
Brsdfisld. Harry Worsien. Nassa lif.si
ard guest. Iseu Robinsou. feTrirsi =.
Carxev ~ Asery. BeTue HazeltFhe ard
fsrosen fsrfltrfer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
NOT TO BE MISTAKEN
How Francs Campbell introduced
Himself TO Friends.
HIS OWN UNIQUE WHISTLE
Grand Rapids seciesy Was Qaies Last
Week. AMI g'unctioas Merc Few
and Far ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

An amusing incident resniiy oe-
CURED in Lon5on. when Francis Canp-
heli. who was riding on top a an omni-
bus. replied Mr.. aud Mrs. III. Parker
Robinson taking morning walk. Mr..
campbell whlsilod a familiar Grand
kaplds studio air and vas immediately
recognized by Mr.. and Ars Robinson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

when enc shinks u H. black flowers
a. aetestahle. SAYS the New Work
Tfrses< Fsrcy nature pr~ircinr
t,ark iisswers n VEL q black Snn OF
slack rrae< YET the in<caqruitieS u
fashiaaable nourninx sanetson with
rut /. Word the>e uaanssro<ifies. ard
aaisv = 49, OF buneh 81 vfo'ets thss
- iu< hne8. soraaer ard witAcu, ever
~ ~ensleacr ~ . sosi = 1asisoily ud
sccsptablg wora-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

$500 - means - small reflector that
the nine WI iosc. Ne just makes that
nine chsnre places With the err,i
under y. and instesd q coming ont
first Z eosues out .econa and yoa lose
I tel Jon the dealer can make any
card N ne ~ vsu ~ lose. inst a he
pi,ssss. snt IA done in thss way. The
iavssnt ~ The plsee ia frV-at - she box
- hollo~ed ant and ub~n the ard.
have heen SHIFTED an Pet IN The box
the dealer pushes the nv .fs.@e m
arafu<t he lavt,nt. ansl saiS ra.hes a
scrfnr Ard th.s rsn ~ ~ fs~,,,.
.~a1net the box fails back A. s..x<
back iuet os long "a The box = hid -.
against the spriaf
~Nesv io tAe box there a = s~,.if
hirhlr polished fnirrsr AMI 4 4. 80
plars-i ~ - fake "a The card nn.ier ne
s.su rar.f "a the tox ard tae dealer eaa
So lnst Wat the earl - r. arrr=
his had ca tise feft a s. - rsse b,x
~here ~ ean reach Il 4naii Sp~so
whieh shoofs blade ~ thia - |. shess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
MATRIMONIAL.
Edison-wafson.

At IL o'clock "Wednesday morning. at
the residence OF the brides grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson OF
West Bridge street. Miss Charlotte
Watson was married 10 John Edison.
The Rev. William l.. Dawson OF the JOY
Memorial church performed the care
mony. The bride was dressed in white
silk draped in lace. and carried bridal
roses. The maid OF honor was also
CARRIED in white. Among the maids IN
attendance were Maud and Ellie Peters.
Cora PhillipA Grace and Bessie Wat
son, Emma Searles. Louise Woodman
and Miss Scott. The out OF town guests
were Charles Hines and family OF Low
ell, Mr.. and Mrs Whitney OF Sparta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myra Livingston OF Plaip-
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison left on the
afternoon train for Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Miss Flora ('rofa ven. rfi8ciral q the
Jelfefstn avenue scbool, gave an outing
PARTY - Rockford Friday afternoon IA
honor a her sister. Miss ietta CronD-
vel Il Duiuth. and a school frtena from
South Bend. lni Atouf aozen Young
women veze invited. and ttes eere
chaperoDe,i ~ Mira G. 4. Cfpmst.i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Bercr-Hirfh.

At the German lutheran church on
North Division street the Rev. c. j. Il.
Frincke married Rosa Hirth and Adolph
Boyer. Thursday night at 8 o'clock
Miss Lena Il. Hirth. sister Of the bride,
was maid OF honor, and the Misses Ella
Boyer, Bessie Roehm Of Detroit. Iillie
Peterson and Eleanora Vogtwere brides
maids. A brother OF the groom, Paul
Boyer, was best man, and Otto Bernthal.
Herman Prange. Walter Bienemann and
Fred Arnold were groomsmen.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party were driven 10 the home OF
the brides father. Anton Hirth OF No.
los Mt. Vernon street. where a collation.
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Beycr fook
the late train for Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

OF beer there
on 8 u n d . y
than you could
fy. Not long
ago q Philadel-
phian in vited
s o m o N Q W
Workers. over to
the Quaker City
for 5 nm day.
w h . n til e
guests had as
se m bled IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

soine paragraph raking mp ti.c past sl-
p1.rs aud i sclst. uaafks4. 10 frieukis
OF Ucbhard The dirty trick II more
annoying because the lerp~ trator of -
Is careful q preserve onoaxspifg. As
q i-a;ter OF fact there esixfs great
lnissssprc hrnxioa tn the public mind
re-ar.lis,x Ar. Gebherd A ran Of
great physical strsngth. he i very gen
tl,s Well educated aud aristoeratie.
lac never pals on airs and is aifable
with everybody. lie Is temperate.
quiet. goss-hunorea fellow now.
whatever he nay have been. and pos
sess<~a If rrcat shrewsiness Nhen-
ever he Invests his own money the re-
suit Is highly Advantageous 20 him
self peeaniarily. and. eoasi1ering lis
naeaas. n Il, not an eztrasagant LIVER.
fi.raapa fir,c alone can tell how true IL
tie report taaf Cebhard win adopt a
public car2cr that =. not necessarily
seck public Office, but help along sach
p,i.t.eal reforms n are needed. A. an
crater tsebhGrd. with his ofrorg. nsrce-
able soiee and splendid asidress, would
be a success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

we.lue~lse, Afternoon ltert lsftfsislf
gave = garden party g nauaoef g -
fuvenile frisnsia ~ the bei.s ft
father sal mother. IT az - =. =
Dcsenaofs < NJ. q C&nfoei f'sae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Il ean'tsaw that VOID. LADY Tn
afraid III freeze 20 death
What Freeze 20 death ths no.
weather.
= kno~ IS het isdy. Int nn he .
cold dar when sav thai wood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Doornan-TuIIis.

At the home OF the brides parents the
Rev. and Mrs. A. X. Tullis of Lewiston
ILL.,, Philip X. Doorman OF Grand Rapids
was married on Thursday afternoon
August 10, TO Miss Harriet Tullis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

ienlly charxri
on Congressman
". Bor-sse COST
ran. Of New
Nsris city IL has
been stated that
he form ed q
co=pact with
his fellow mcn-
hers OF the New
York delegation
focxtort "plnee"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Mr.. Campbell is in London. and Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson went from London 10
Antwerp, and are now iourneying up
the Rhine. They will visit Switzerland
and Paris. and will sail for home on
Sepfember 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

The cramped condition in financial circles brings
wall from numerous manufacturers who want money
worse than their goods
Can you handle 50 many of such line at half
our jobbing price? Answer quick"
few such opportunities as this has placed means
within our reach to greatly benefit our patrons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
A StupendOuS Shave.

hundred ortwo Dress Rem
nants displayed on our Dress
Goods Counter. comprising all
lengths. qualities and styles. from
every loom in the world, almost.
are too rich to be missed.
Mothers. there arc many lengths
lust right for the big or little girls
stylish dress, and scores that will
make charming and durable
school dresses. You can own
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

nor him has
hccn s,sted on
the highest an
thnrity that Ae
Is e. DE hurried
20 Miss Lnlu
u 9rrfs But
tarc arc other
sastor~ fr ne
70 ng ladys
hand ard NF
eebhard aslesd-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

any Of them Just about half what others have paid
for same little while ago
Our Silk Department offers choice variety Of Six
Remnants in desirable for waists at prices much below
regular values
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Never. perhaps. were the fatalities
incident 10 New York city's mayorslty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

The board u aldermen Of New York
Cannot scrionSiy mean 10 buy ont the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Frederick tsebheri il inst now she
object 81 peculiar conspiracy 10 an.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Philadelphia On Sunday.
Speaking Of Philadelphia reminds
me that you could no more buy drink
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Yes, We
Are Always Open

For any deal that viii initiate TO
the good of our patrons. Cash
is King these days and with it
we arc able to dictate Do we
do il? Yes. the store is brilliant
with rare and exceptional OPP
portunities for people with
little money. Lightning has
struck the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Ms III N"EE-S On c80Il0sFe-
erAs Tie eeld agein@f him Whenever
ais sass i .oFs than azssallg favored.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-16
Minor Often q s.

John Fraser was tried this morn
ing by the acting recorder for in
terfering with the city dog
catchers. His case was dismissed.
Walter Lovin was arraigned for
failing to take hack stand. His
case was continued for witnesses.
Joe Boranelli has been keeping
his saloon open across the San
Pedro after II o'clock at night and
has been in the habit of having a
string band at his place after that
hour. Last night he was "pulled
in" on the charge of keeping dis
orderly bar room, and this morn
ing was tried in police court, and
paid a So fine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-16
Those Robbers Working.

Many robberies have been com
mitted in San Antonio during the
past month, accounts of some hav-
ing appeared in the local papers,
while others have not been made
public, owing to the refusal of the
city detectives to give the reporters
any information. Last night three
burglars went into the room of c.
Jannish on the corner of Avenue ID
and Fifth street and carried away
with them about Sl7 in silver. An
attempt was made to rob the house
of c. 7. Clevenger, on Fourth street
about o'clock this morning but
the intruders were frightened away.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-16
Off for the Summer.

NEW YORK, June ia Wash
ton special says that President
and Mrs. Cleveland are expected to
leave next Tuesday for Gray Ga
bles, Buzzard's Bay, Mass. Mr..
Cleveland will remain only long
enough to see his wife comfortably
settled. She and Baby Ruth will
remain at Gray Gables during the
summer the trip to the WOrld's!fair
having been put off until fall. Mr..
Cleveland expects to occupy his
new country place just outside of
Washington, during most of the
heated term making frequent, but
short trips to Buzzards bay.