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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
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uebsri6wemmuus i'm SproI.
IL. Suli. @teu. G'rober S6aoeu
wuroe geitern ourb ueberihwemmunsen I'M
Sprol aneerhtet 5as lori SrirlesS, al
Der Miinoune oes alpbad in ben Sun III iair
sdn;Iid ;erit0rt. Sebu Sewobuer oeS Tors
les iino ertrunten
GboIerd.
@teu. Tis Cholera III in Wostdu uro
siep III 3tuBlano, iouie I'M uorooitliheu In.
sarn wleosr auisstreten Su Dtostau tdmen
32 Grtrautuuseu uno II SoOesidue Dor uuc
,war in eiuem uutsriudunss GeianSniie.
6tuersbrunf.
Is. Sult. Serliu. cine 6euersbrunli
in 2s.ioeu diduts oreiBis oauier eIn. IN
eeuti6m I'M preuBideu Srsiie Weieris
braunte oas SabuboiSgebGgoe uieoer.
8erleuguete tbr @ei6le6t.
@ilwautee, isis G'eiteru abeHo wur
be bier aui autras Der SebOroen III 6ono oI
voc Elm selpiier Sraut Slunt we9en Ciebs
fabls perbaitet 2Iui Der FoIi;eiltation ltellte
es iid) beraus, oab oeran9eblibe Strolh oen
ibpd6ereu G'eitledls aussbOrte. Die Se.
fan, ,sne sab osun oud Su, oae ne iett IA Sab
rem MdnnsrtlsIoer sstra9eu uno ais Tramp
umbersSo9eu ei sic iei oamols aus lbrer
Seimat entlauieu, neil lie 10 Srauiom bebau'
belt worosr mare.
RGuberuuweien in un9aru.
IA. Suli- Suoapeitb. IieieIbe 8Gu;
berbonbe, pel6e nellib oas Sercules Sctel
itiirmte, go Gdite beroubte uno oenSberteus
uer tootete, leet ieet Die Sauern in Der un9es
seno in anslt uuo S6rsteu, iuoem lie Sri'
but uon oenielben su erpreiieu iuht. Webre.
re Sauern iiub bereits wesen @ei9erlns um
ssbra6t poroen.
IS piro fortseatbeitet.
Newgort. @r6iibent Niuer uon Der
gtiearasua Gonal Go. ertlarte beute 0torsen,
bab bic yia&ridbt Der @inteauns Der a,oeit
am sanal wessu Mausel on ge!o ialld lei.
es lei wabr, bab bic 3obI Der arbeiter per1
rinaert worben lei, es wiiroe aber bod an ben
SaienbGmmen in Srepton iopie ant Safsn
riiliis iortsearbeitet.
8ieaeidt 9bolerine.
Remgort. Tie .3orlb- bat iolssnbs
Spe,ialeepsids aus 9taleisb, u. g.; Gin
Srief zines prominenten Staatsbeamten
brinot bic Mittbeiluns, oab 0r. sewis, Der
eseiuuobsitsbeamt pou @ortbamptou Gouu.
tn. bas guitreten elmer Der Cholera dbnlidsu
!arontbeit meloet, moran bic papou beiallsneu
gerlonen in le6s bis iiebeu Stuuosn biniisr'
ben. gis istt isisu iwOli sobssidas porss'
fommer.
Cine eanbpIase
CASPER, @po. Sin Seer pon Griuen
(Gridets) 1T in Der e'eeeno pon goit Gabii,,
gepo., ouisetandt. unb psruidtet oue Sese'
tatiou. Oas llnsssieier bsoedt einen Strit
ganbes pon 10 bis Is Meilsu Sreite. unt
riidt tdsIia etwa 8 Msilsn in lloot.ide'
Ridhlns por. Die Sbiers linb idwar, nut
auseidbr I GOD lang. Vsan permutbet. bar
iie i'm Sis Sorn Gebirse ibreu uripnins bai
ben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20

idbrt lie ouun fort Seoe sruBe Stabt
bat beteits lbre 9amentueipen, uno es
1T elm sutes 3etdeu, lueuu bort tuie i'm
Ct. 9ouiler &atbsteller ooer bel Conn
5auit an 9amer, Die Obue Serreubez
sleituns tOmmen, Bier uerabrei6t pirb /;
bel uns piirOe 10 etwas ais ,ibOdius"
angeieben peroen, oascsen siebt es in
alien Stdbtcu ihOn 8IdBe, no Gamen
cine 9imOnnoe nit einem Std" oariu
erbalteu t0nren, mas untilriih iiir gong
ielbitueritGnold un9eiebeu wiro.
Ser @enu6 Iei6ter @etrdnfe 1T nab
re WGbieteit; er bepabrt Dor Der @e.
p6bnuna an Spirituuieu, welde @iit
iiir ben idma6en Sr9ani8mus iino.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20

Der mertwiiroi9iten 3eituns Der
sanSen Groe, erireut iid, oem vYro.
metbcuS" na6. felt einl9eu @odsn yu.
oapslt. Die 3eitung brauht fein Eapier,
feline Orudnaibine, feline glustrager.
inn9en nuo nrnut lid be,eihncHosr
gSeile r2elepbon,eitung." Su einenl
GentraIiOtal Der Hebaftion uno Srpeoi,
tion werocn bic ein9esan9enen 9euistsi'
ten ltiinoli4 julammengeitellt uuo pom
~Teporter" III oas Wiifropbon 9elpro'
den, nit Dem bic Abonnentea Surh
belonocre yeituus uerbunoen ino-icoer
Der Sliidlihen 2elspbonleitun9s .abon.
nenten brau6t allo nur al leinen Aps
parat ~ treten uno Den Gnl6luB bsr'
juitellen. nm Die neuelten 0ia6ri6tsn
ent9esen;uuebmen. Die Sonntags.
aus9abe" brinst oen abonnentsn Sc.
iangsuortrG9e Ooer Oeflamationen Der,
porra9enoer Siiuitler. OaS iiir6ter.
li6ite oil Der fiirbterliheu Ginrihtung
lit, oaB Die 3eituns iosar Snisrate
annimmt, Die Den Nbonnenten, ,pilhen
Die 9teaisfeiten semii6t, SutslspbOnirt
neroen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
YesiisiiG Der Ginltelluns be-

Sesii8It6 Der GinIteuung oet
ausleibuns oes Staatsi9ulfonos, oereu
mir leste 8ode erwdbnten, besesneu
mir in Der ,@Olsa Tribune" elmer sln'
iiht, bic iib uns beim 9urdleien bes
erIien Beridtes bonn 2anotOmmiiariat
aud unwilltiirli6 auisebrdnst. Die
.9ribune" meint, Die ~pollltdnpise MiB.
a4tuns" Der GOuntpcummiiiionen fir
bic seieslideu @oridriiten our glules
suns Der Sdulseloer lei eiue ni6t lble
Gntibuloisuns baiiir. oaB Der StaatS.
lanbcpmmiiidr Die @eiber wObl 10
vlider oeponirt" babe, oaB er lie in Die
len Seiten Der @elotlemme uidt los5us
l0ien i'm Staroe iei. Der @troaht
liest nabe. Seben mir nun 81 oh, iid)
Der Stantstommiiidr bauon reinisen
miro!
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
Rad, Der itatiItilden 3uiammenitel

Rad Der itatiitiihen 3uiammenitel.
lung iino i'm Monat Suni i'm @ansen
5l,907 @iuwanoerer selanoet, bic iid
aui Gle einSelneH Nationalitdten pie
folgt pertbeilen: 1876 9eutide, 3,6S2
Srlanber. 1902 Gnsldnber, 692 S6ott.
ldnper, 3l5 Jran5oien, 5.S44 8uiien,
925 Polen. 326 S1ueijer. 4,628
Shweoen, 2, l03 Norueger, l6s 6sBelsier,
4l2 Solldnber, 10.159 Staliensr, 4
Spanier, 740 Bortusieien. 1,057 Gdnen.
1854 B6bmen, 1914 Sinaldnoer, 30
Nrmenier, 80 9irfen, 304 @riehen uno
449 Gnseb0rise anoerer gtationen.
gseben oielen Ginwanberern ipurben 792
8irser Der Der. Staaten aui Der gins
iuauberer.Su selanoet
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20
prmnkratildIr 5taats Con.
peufinu.

Sine oemotratiite Teleeirten Serlamms
luna fir bic Domination pon orei Sberriha
tern iiir Glib Tatota wtro hermit mad Sans
ba's Sperubaus IN Der Staot SeotIanb, Siioa
Satota, aui ptittwo6, ben 6. Sepiember
1898, z llbr abenos, beruien. Seoes gountp
III III ie einem Uele9irten at large, umb einenr
1elesirten fir ie 80 nno ben Srudtbeil bier.
pom, iiir ben Adtb. Teter Goudman flr.
0oupsrueur absesebenen Stimmtn bereas
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-07-20

Die @eiammt5abl Der geiuder Der
@eltausltelluns bonn /. Mai bis Is
Nuli Stellt lid, pie folat:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27

Rea-rails .isessy pesticoxt ATTACHED
A Will made CORSET il mort inn
pcr'art, Tor no dress can fit we'll ov. :
an i'll made corset. In = wardrobe 1T
woman Of fashion there are several
sorts for different occasions; a kind OF
belt made Of blue or pink silk. lined
with flannel, and pe,ticoas to match,
to wear in the morning with the
peiRnoir; corset and petticost of dark
hrocaded silk for the afternoon, with
toilette de visite; soma light shade Of
broche silk to wear with tho hall dress.
For the seaside and summer, strong,
coarse net corsets are often worn.
During the winter III" outer petticost-
have been made Of cloth. trimmed
~i.h short silk founces OF the same
shade.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27
Gospel Meetings.

Gospel meetings were held 10 tha
courthouse yesterday morning At IL
O'Clock and in the evening ., s O'Clock,
the Rev. Edward Pratt officiating.
The discourse in the mor"ing wa
on the duty of Christians to do the
will Of God at the sacrifice Of th-i'
own pleasure. The text IVES from
Heb. XIII, IL. "Let Us 90 forth
therefore unto him without the camp
bearing His reproach."
A conference meeting was held
after the sermon. The meeting in
the evening WAS informal. Gospel
hymns were sung and prayers wese
offered.
The disposition TO the work ut the
Lord vac such that it was decided tc
hold the meetings another Sunday
A general invitation is extended to MI
to he present.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27
LOCAL JOTTlN9s.
Try Trsoy's Corn Cure.

Try Tracys Corn Cure.
Have any more bullets heen found
Bullets with tallow upon them?
Smoke Dsveys homo made Cigars,
|. About the sole topic II conversation
in town to-day Vas the famous ''thisd'
bullet.
Cigars BY tho box. At Trscy's drug
store.
George Gs<butt left to-day TO.
W.ll.oe. Coe,e d'Alene, where 10 i.
nov Operating.
The Rev. M. SAdleis will preach in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. an
this city. every Sunday. 1t II .. n.
AID 8 =. m. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. W"ltess left to-day for Boise,
to visit with Mrs. Bu,kett and Other
'ri-nds Tor three or four weeks.
Go to Tracys drugstore for Paints,
Oils and Window Glass.
W. H. Smith went up to the Red
Cloud <aine, 60 day, with h,s son aud
= force Of n-a, 70 resume operations
Oh that property.
Celery is 90 Heslthful that it should
be used in every family at least once
week. Read lxrge Kalamazoo
Celery advertise in another col.
umo, it you can find it.
l.. G. Bailey, superintendent Of the
Chanplsia Mining Company, lef,
to-day fr Milwaukee, WIS.,, where
the annual meeting Of the COMPANY
will he held the 4th of next month.
VIZ. Bailey will return via Chicago,
and visit the Worlds Fair before
coming bask.
People can now keep clean with
comfort. The baths at the Alturas
are given now in the finest and mort
comfortable manner. Open for every.
one. Fifty cents each.
J. c. Fox and dan. Allen got hack
TO-DAY from their trip to the East.
NJ. Allen went to visit relatives u,
Wisconsin ard Mr.. Fox went to New
York. But tho two met accidentally
N Chicaeo, parted, each going his
own way, and met again in Pucxtello.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27

STATE OF NEW York;
SENATE I HAMBER.
ALBANY, March IL, 1886
l have used ALLCOCK's Porous
PLAsrERs in my family for the past
five years, aud osn truthfully say they
are y valuable remedy aud effec, grea,
cures. l would not be without them.
| have i" several iostances given some
to friends suffering with weak aid
lame backs, and they have invariably
afforded certain and speedy relief.
They cannot be too highly COM
mended."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27

Worries Fair Travellers wan Have IL.
The public demand through service
when travelling. 1t is old fashioned to
"Changs Cas-" On the through,
solid vest,b trains of the Chicago,
Union Pacific & North Western Line
from or to Chicago. Omaha aud utter.
meaiate points there is no change.
This is the finest aud fastest service
between the PONIES named.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27

Calored undsrcIothiag 10 Vogue.
OF late years oolored Undertaking
has como into vogue, aud soft silk is
generally used, in which case . really
elegant woman has oil to correspond
She chooses tho color that pleases o,
suits h~s-mauvr, cream, rose, blue
and al IS made to match, ornsmented
with lace OF ribbons. Great luxury il
Alec shown in cors~ts, which have
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27
Why Throw Your Money AwayH

You can get three or four times Of
much for your money by buyi"g OF u.
~ you can get else where. For in
stance: Three cans tomatoes for q
cents; Eve pounds tea or coffee 70.
II; = can Of oysters fr 10 cents; fivo'
gallon kegs syrup for ALPS.
Send for cur monthly PRICE LIST
Free to any address, and see our won
derfuily low prices.
All our goods are FIRST class.
T. H. Cook & Co.,
Sacramento, Cal
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27
RE-oPENING,

The Popular CITY Meat Market oil
Charles Birkin Rp.Opened.
Having rebuilt his slaugh.erhous-,
which was destroyed by Ere last De-
cernber, Charles Birkin has re.opened
his City Meat Market, and will
heFeafter be prepared to supply all
VIII" wish with the very best quality
Of asest to be had ia this region.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27
the FAMOUS BULlEr.

DR.. f1ssius Pesi,ively Nwears that u
DID Not Pass ThrOsgh holislrom's
Ba,dy.
Tho preliminary examination OF
John Headed aud Louis Schroeder
wss resumed this afternoon.
The fret witness put upon the
stand was Dr.. Figsins, who made the
post mort~m examination 1t the Cor.
oner's inquest.
He was exsmined and esoss.ex am
lined, re-directly examined and 70.
ceoss. examined, and WAS kept Oh tho
stand over Il hours.
His testimony WAS entirely concern.
ing che (so-oaN-d) third bullet found.
and % to what sized bullet made the
only wound discovered on tho do.
ceased.
Dr.. Fiegios w.s very positive no
As cal'hre bullet the ''sard" bun.t ia
% 451 had made tho wound. because
hs fitted 44.calihre bullet in it for
the Corea-r'. jury, in their pres~nce.
At the Inquest.
The bullet that made the wound
must 10 very much battered, witness
said, - it struck the eth rih, carrying
away t~o-thi'd. OF it, and tractur,ng
tho remainder.
1.-THE huIle, shown ne in the Pro.
bate Court" he testified, "couid not,
i" my opinion, have passed throus h
the body, for the reason that the bull- {
making Ahe wound would have to be
battered more or less"
A m,crosoopical examination, the
witness testified, would Do necessary
to thoroughly examine tho 6h~rs Of
cloth adh-ri"g to the apex Of the
third bullet.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the HALEY tfdahoD
Postofncs for the week eading March u. 1898.
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will please
say ''Advertised''
Cslkins, Mr.. Frank Hingstal, 8. ].
DennisOn, Mr George Ligett. Andy
Gray, Mr.. John d. Martin. Mr.. James b.
EDWARD ANGEL. Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27
A Harmless but Positive Cure.

Collins Specific cures Dsndruff,
FAIliag Hair, EcEems, and other Skin
Diseases. in = remarkably short time.
Mr.. Charles Sherry aud other Well
known oi,iz.n ms of HALEY recommend
it highly. 81 and ~ q bottle, accord.
ing to size. For sale at
COLLINS BARBER SHOP,
In Bullio" Block, HALEY.
~ Blank Proofs of Labor for
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27

them. DR.. Pierce's Favorito Prescription
comes to your rescue as no other medicine
can. It cures them. For periodical pains,
rrclnrsus anl other displace,nents, bearing
down sensations, and oil " female complaints
and weaknesses, it is powerful restorative
tonic and ncrvinc, innpartirg strength to the
whole system ia general, and to the uterine
organs and appendagcs in particular. It
adds years to your life.
It's guaranteed to give satisfaction in
every case. II it doesn't, your money Il
returned.
No other medicine for women r sold ON
these terms
That's because nothing else is "just a
good"
Perhaps tho dealer win offer something
that's "bcttcr"
He means that it's better for him.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27

4 Valuable Remedy.
Hon. Edmund l.. Pitts, the late
president OF the New York State
Senate, writes:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27

ane Finest Candy on Earthl
oar none. Come and sample It,
SUI see II | am not telling tina truth.
"a' !"ss come. Is pure. fresh, and
inviting to look upon.
D. EARHARr.
So PRINTING 1t the TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-27

" Blank Proofs of Labor for
ale at TINS office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22
MUST GIT IN TOUCH.

While our fnancfcrs aru wrestlicg
1 With the money problem at homo -Eu-
rops Is enioying cheaper money than
esss before and financial trouble how
evrs severe. - promptly tided over by
the supplies IL gold which watch every
opportunity FOR employment at reIuner
'atise rates.
Cur fres@asry is depleted. our factories
are running on bali time. our merchants
src distrcssed. business IL ia the secoud-
arg stage % paralysis principally because
ve are without an intelligent govern.
nerfai financial policy. In Europe where
nosey DISTRESS should prevail. II any
where in the world. ~c arc advised that
sinss ara the eaeiest ever before known.
Fssm this relative condition u Amer
ioa sud EUROPE u must 30 patent that
n,osethiex y radically sroug with our
currency laws We have passed bsyoad
tie period q rapri development add
lirhtnine transformatsons to an era IN
~hsch our enterprises are more Of HISS
tGtrfttt tt'ftArbt bftN t11 rutFf prs
trade and e0mmercc u tho rest of the
.srld Nc "a. make money that all
10 satisfactory 10 Us and establish a
standard ia ebich Ne may hsse unlim
stst rouf.dence. but the rest "a the
world vill refaee 70 share ia cur patriot
T. enthusiasm
Oar Snoacy must be uriversai money
N ~ vii trade with the universe We
csuDet say - gold countries silver IL
swsi eaeuah far es and ysu ulest ther.
fore seceYt. They wiii not agree 10 H.
Heeos Il follows that The way out - our
snouviai,ie position - 70 recognize the
fast that ve cannot compel TIE vorld 10
srtopt our theories q tinance. We mast
sss in soach sith the universal sisas
ard 80 slre on silver nsiness wiil
niIure - bankruptcy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

Circuscs seem to BE- playing in hard
luck this season. A few weeks ago a
train broke loose In Pennsylvania.
caromed on bad rail. and ditched the
menagerie. Several persons were killed
and the Wild animals escaped from the
broken cages and fed to the woods. the
inhabitants being terrorized by their
presence. Monday Forcpaugh's Cos
sacks declined 10 work for the magnifi-
cent salary o. f5 month and deserted
tho show. Yesterday lightning struck
tho center pole to Ringhng's menag>
erie tent in email Wisconsin
town ard seven persons were instantly
killed. Up 10 date Barnum's Greatest
Show on Earth" has escaped calamity but
She enterprising proprietor will be sure
- spring some kind Of n sensation to
countcrbalancc these other drawing fea-
lures Of his rivals. Meanwhile the
ubiquitous dramatist will gather to-
gesher these scenes and incidents into a
hair splitting melodrama with realistic
railroad smash-ups and lightning bolts
20 make il -go." The show business
must profit at one end by what it loses
at the other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

IL il none too eocn for the closing II
the public schools. Ii IL difficult mat
ter 10 find health and comfort ut this
time Of year under tho most favorable
circumstances. and for children 10 10
housed up In hot, Close rooms. where
they are kept hard ut work. 10 simply in
viting sickness. Turn the children out
where they can have fresh air and
plenty Of fun. Detroit Free Press.
The wool growers Of the United States
will have = great meeting at the worlds
fair grounds in September. IL il safe
10 say there will be- but few free traders
among them. for the approaches 10 il
already made and threats added. have
already hit the wool industry under the
belt Then there 10 Australia clamoring
for FREQ entry here Muskegon Chropi-
Gle.
Judging from the number Of promi-
nent presbyterian divines who arc criti-
cising the general assembly foe its nc
ton in tho Briggs case. ono II apt to
wonder where the votes that convicted
the doctor came frum.-S Saginaw News.
Every Michigan Congressman will
vote for the repeal OF the Sherman sill
YER bill. Sensible Michigan congress
men know IA much as other people when
solid facts are driven into their heads
with beatlc. Kalamazoo Gazette
The character OF the French duel 1is
changing; il consists mainly now of de-
clining to fight when challenged. The
new way In oven less dangerous than the
old Muskegon News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

On q tks fsieral oiEccr~ - shss dis
rfriet Hrs last placed under arrest a
tbiaunan Vith an snpronbancabbs
mare AL ksiged hisn IN iasi. The
Ctsnunsn j. charged with having neg
tcstsa = c.,sspiy sith ths provisions q
fise si>sFs ss.t. The arrest wac duubt
49, so,-io sDsler circumstances entirely
eurei.tssss With the osscrrs eouseisn-
siesss aschsfxe a daty. Nevertheless
sh-re uerssd ssrm - - sn element %
saipssss>s h - prpceeainR
Il sppssrs thu his t.slnamsn wsa
ss,elnctfsx lsufsIsy - t5t~sEss " das@
rfs speear sh.t ~ 30 isea To- lsna
sisse resislsnt q thst plaes re - an.
sels - speak - frsst ne Ennlssh tsa.
enzze re tsi - sciekt1 sith Ehon
~ eostl s.,u nsnicsfn spt hsvfnr rsn
sles~f - fse s~ay frrm ~ heastassmspFs
- ne ~ tsassesal~s.st - pscE.shle ~
nessr ~ s.tsfrsi a - 10 rssp@alns
- ne gleaf1 set y thesss pserasss.s ,sFs
~.-fset. sie ARREST q fas f'h5asa,sn
wa - 50 the lesst AGA vssaiis Issas
t.hie
lie GA s-ssi ss- sll at apis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22
POINTS Aeour MeN.

William Waldorf Aston. whose Lon
don magazine has not yet succeeded in
hosting him into the peerage. IL browe-
ing around the British capital with n
check book in his hand trying to buy a
tory daily newspaper. IN be used pre-
sumably - ammunition in his battle
for cofonet. He has not yet been sue
cessful. although he has made bids on
everything In sight from the Times down
TO tho hall penny publications.
IL is not generally known that a
brother survives Edwin Booth. He Is
DIR Joseph 4. Booth. who WAS born ia
Baltimore and studied medicine nj the
South Carolina Medical college Mt
Charleston. He Is at present practicing
his profession and lccturing In surgery
in New York.
Senator Butler. IL South Carolina. is
fiat footed. outspoken free silverite.
lie also wants state hanks and says that
the south needs an abundance Of money
more than tariff reform. although he IL
Ia full accord with President Cleveland
upon the latter subject
Sir William Dawson. who has been
president 81 Mcssill university. Mont.
real. since 1875. has sent in bis rcsigna
ton He is 73 years old and In feeble
health and believes that he can no
longer fulfill the duties a his position
Mr.. HALEY. u Texas will give way "a
Mr. Settle. of North Carolina. as ths
youngest member ~ congress when ths
statesmen tackle the Sherman bill nes,
September. Mr Settle is - years old
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-22

Lelxad Stamford go typical Ansrs-
"a. sn1 an pirsl millionaire. 4 thsre
can Be ono. lie s&s isnpulsivsly gsner-
oos. AID - inpulssveiy phii>Bfhropis
NJ other Asss<ie2n has disd leaving
usch . LIST q benefsctioas- His vast
wealth has ever been thvoted to the
cause II haDsnsty. In short he hes
1.1rhfulls prscticed the creed which
Andrew Carnegie has 20 faithfully
pfsschsi-
To The Leland Sssaford, Jr. univer-
atty &c aas devoted the sum q sso,ouo.-
ou IL = the greatest monument that
xss ever srccled - the memory of a
hnrs0n teias. Ia aim - 10 giss young
men and yosng women practical sdu'
Gallon. Al Interesting phase Of his
character - illustrated - thu ssaie1oent
that MS intcres, IN practical education
became aroused by the discovery that
s4x graduates q Vale and Harvard oA-
iegos sero acting as drivers or eoncuc-
tore ca his street car lines.
Senator Stanford Was an ardent lover
Il thoroughbred horses. and the develop
neat Of instantaneous photography
grew ont u thu paxsion- tie wished to
80 how horss's fs-st looked IN rurniag
and tgoft.ng, and paid Neybsidge. tho
eelsbratsd San Francisco photographic.
turtaas 10 experiment and perfect a
pl~n Tor photographers, the mavsnants
~ horse.
Ia bis private henefaetions Stanford
! knew ~ hunt aud spent his millions
Without stin, for Anything that would
sn4rlor1te the condition u iess fortu-
nae fellow. beings. lie was not a pol
,isAei Statesman. nor generally regarded
- Politician tie was too sincere for
IRE ose. aud ton honest fof the other.
DeFing the SIXTY nine years Of his busy
hfs he s'as an uno<tensatiosus American
citizen. Who vas master IL his miliions
end not mastered by them.