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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-29
Praying for Rain.

Rain is sadly needed, not only in the
Rio Grande valley, around the towns Of
Albuquerque, but at Santa Fe, Las Vegas,
Ration and other sections on the north,
and at Socorro, San Marcial, Deming,
Silver City and other points on the SOUTH
also in the east and west, and prayers are
being sent up to Him, who rules us from
the skies to send down rain, blessed rain.
The people of old town are now praying
for rain, and nightly guns are fred in
expectation of bringing about the much
desired result. --Albuquerque Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-29
vvsrwaap EAsTWAR
--- CITATIONS.
~ 4. xn1 NO. 2 NO.

Arrive Los Angeles 7:5O a. m. 6: 80 p. M
Leave Los Angeles at 700 a. m 5:16 P: m.
Arrive San Diego 1880 p M. $40 p. m.
Leave San Diego at 2:1O p. IN. 21O p. m.
Arrive San Francisco 9:16 q. m. Leave at
SO p. m.
CONNECTIONS.
ALBUQUERQUE-A., I. 4 g. +. Railway
forsall points eart and west.
PRESCOTT JUNCTION-Prescott & Arizo.
ma Central railway, for Fort Whipple ana
Prescott.
California Southern Railway
for Los Angeles, San DIEGO and other Coli
Sornis points.
!. AOJAYE-South Pacific for San Fran.
: cisco, Sacramento and Southern Callfor-
!, MIA points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
No change is made by sleeping car passen-
oers batWecp San Francisco and Kansas
CITY, or San Diego and Los Angeles and
Chicago.
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad, the
treat middle route across the American con.
finent. in connection with the railways of
the "Ssnta Fe route" Liberal management;
superior facilities; picturesque scenery;
excellent accommodations.
Tho Grand Canon Of the Colorado
the most sublime of natures work on earth,
;ndescribable, can easily be reached via
Flsrstaff, Williams or Peach Springs on this
road, To the natural bridge Of Arizona and
Nontesuma's we'll you can journey most di.
rectly by this line. Observe the ancient In.
dian civilization of Laguna or Acoma "thc
civ Of the Sky" Visit the petrifed forest
NEAR Csrrixo. Bee and marvel at the freak
Of Canon Diablo. Take hunting trip in
the magnificent pine forests of the San
Ersndsco mountains. Find interest in the
ruius Of the prehistoric
Cave and Cliff DweIIers.
View the longest cantileyer bridge in Amer.
-. scron the Colorado river.
r r. asbel, General supt.
w. A. BIssRLI,. Gen. Pass. Agt
~ VAN SLYcK, -
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-29

Are You Nervous,
Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? You can be
relieved of all these symptoms by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives nerve,
mental and bodily strength and thor
oughly purifies the blood. 1t also creates
good appetite, cures indigestion, heart
burn and dyspepsia.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-29

Arrive Los Angeles 7:60 a. m. 6: 80 p. M
Leave Los Angeles at 700 a. m 5:16 p. m.
Arrive San Diego 1850 p. M. $40 p. m.
Leave San Diego at 2:10 p. IN. 210 p. m.
Arrive San Francisco 9:16 q. m. Leave at
$50 p. IN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-29

If you are bilious take Beecham's Pills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
SERVICES APPRECIATED.
Wanamakcr Comnaands the Fidelity
OF the Railway Mail Clerks.


wAsHISGroS. March 2-Engrossed
copies Of the following letters were to-
day sent by Postmaster General Wan
amakcr to each Of the 6.000 railway pos
tai clerks now in the service:
The postofiice department at Wash
ingtor is in receipt OF a memorial Of the
four clerks. George c. Mann. John ID.
Patterson. David +. Reese and Harry s.
Allen, who were killed in the railway
wreck at Shreve. Ohio. on September
II. 1882. ] cannot look upon the por-
traits OF these four young men without
being thrilled by The story Of their
heroism. IHs& xecord Of faithfulness
unto death They went down IN the
night standing guard and doing service
rot unlike that Of the soldier on the bat
tleiieId. | take the occasion 81 the ac.
cepiance of this memorial from the Gin
cinnaii division OF the railway mail
service for the walls of the American
Postal museum. IL assure YOU 81 my
deep sense of appreciation 81 your valu
able services as a railway clerk, and my
earnest hope that the iabors. dangers
end sacritces connected with ynnr work
On rapidly moving trains. night and day.
al the year round. may be- taken into
the account in future plans for the ad.
vancement OF the postal service
He also mailed 10 each postmaster in
ihe country the following letter Of rec
ommendation:
Il desire officially 10 recognize the
important service YOU have rendered as
postmaster under the administration of
President Harrison. Whatever has been
accorp,ished in the advancement II the
service has only been possible through
the fidelity and zeal OF those associated
with the postmaster general. In max
ing this acknowledgment 81 your yalua
bic assistance | beg that IL the future.
Whether in or out of Office YOU viii con.
tinpe your interest in the postal service
and study 10 promote IN every possible
way Us extension and improvement"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

Holman Was Worstrd In n Little Tilt
With Richardson.

WAsHrScToS. March "A number ~
resolutions We're adopted in the house
for The printing IL house documents.
One n these gave rise 10 an acrimonious
talk between Mr.. Holman and Mr..
Richardson. The former sent 10 the
clerks desk and had read a letter from
a private citizen rejecting upon the
committee or printing and stating that
that committee had attempted 10 shove
through the printing bill" during the
absence II Mr.. Holman. When the
clerk read the word s.conideniial~ at the
end ot tie communication Mr. Holman
immediately Withdrew i. stating that he
dlt not notice that il aas confidential =
But even the withdrawal did rot satisfy
Mr. Richardson and he vigorously
denied the statements in the letter. and
6ofr1slers the committee on printing.
AIf Oates called ap the mcssage n
the president setaing the bill to prescribe
The number of district nttcrneys and
marshsls IN the Judicial district u
Aiahima The notion wss put "khall
the tili pass. the Presidents objection
- 'ie bili Notwithstanding Ihc bill
vas ass.-,i over The veto
The senate amendments q The pest
ct.ies appropriation nili were nan c.,a
cufred ~ and the hil Vas sent Is cas
ference y Holtaan submitted the
conftrcpfe refart IN Tho eupdsy civil
appropriation till Agreed "a. YeAs.
itl- usys 1T
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

The Panama Investigation Commistee
Fail to Discover Much.

W..ur~aroS. March The con.
gfcssional committee. which has ncen
engaged ia conducting an Investigation
- tho Panama canal and ship raiIroai
schemes. made a Feport tosisy
Tie committee SAYS thai 10 far as the
treat, ~ 1876 WITH New Grenada
Il concerned. and - Far n the con
sessions rfenicd - and contracts
'aade with the rfesept Psnama
sailfoad corporation arr concerned.
ftsere il no clear gfosnd tnsthc ASSERTION
that ans exclusive riFhi 10 crs,ss the
sfhmua wac ever h .e;fns granted. or
~ lnrlicaiion seeefed whether "a an
ameflean efruosaiina ur r. eifirca ~
. Tri;t~i Ssaiee t. fh~ exehi-
sisn tf citizens II zat ether
astrtt 1besr seems ~ rsse,na
- "a a. tbe oslicner -
i.Fe he tan.sni,tee E*s. fct tae rsaim
iaaf ho fnnasnf ~ Nev ssfrrasl8 ~
he isnltei Sfstes e Columbia has rxes
k,safanteI thAi gie tnlfea States sheH
ranlfni lheffsassfps r'atr ans im safi,4
Ia tAi irssi rights q aafehaisinss ia the
fsl'ass atiaaf. 81 feettifttan ip The
uktseaaiifs &c ifeeeDrIs = sse
lAe eena iftee has slesaf - atnss n
tte nsesfal ure lefase fs - ln4ess .eafr
tta efafrs tkaf mssses K.a xi,eatissi
b tfefsnf s,pg<*iif IA The amf sas +,
fhe tsats fhe taaa + hae tspa
paaflr ffsa far - tsae titetts - in.ii
sttsie ~ expenditure - ans rsaues
& asteses sn eafftff Hay 81 inllpeaef
e. Nss 44ise hf tss isit. alsR 81 lie
stet 1ts4 eftf ntsrzsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

shirh Eneter slipped wien ks xes al
tei dosn. f8akie .ce rlraEg g.lg franflc.
bat k<t=r nsstIs ssoldea tne heid
after tn0fhef and cAaae near
pafting lesis' shoulders "a TIE
mai ~ith hasnarr i<k ehlch
TIE Stranger troks. onis - Gel inie :
fuii Nei~on. frona which Lewis hfia<e.i
and though faiI eeo0ol Hpf4renl oat
shoulder rrxaained tr TIE gruond
Julian and besusih beth clalnlssd Tall
but Referee pars refused 10 ALLOW
H. Another fali Nelskan brought Lev =
oser add both points down. Rs@s,er vil
ning the fall ia "A minutes and s3 80
onds
Tee Stranger. Aasing secured the
quickest fall, had the seie .tion II the sie-
Gliding aud chose hisfaforite 50 le. catch
a. catch can. Ii The preceding bout
Etfhers seconds claime1 foul
which Was not allowed l>epis mAgnani
mousiy admitted having foniesi lhe leu
ton. hut declared II aas uninirnfi0nal.
Lesis went at Ro<tsr like = Hafiman
aud. securing neck bold and Lip lock.
gave Eoeb~E flying f1n N one minute
and three seconds. winning iizs tlnal
bout and the match. which xas for the
championship of the world at mixed
styles.
AT the conclusion ~ the bout. Roeher
challenged the world at Grace Roman
Fftle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
AT 1T TILL MIDNIGHT
House Fights the Worlds Far
Appropriation
AND FINALLY DEFEATS IT
just BEFORE the Session Closed Nr.
Boatner Succeeded I'm Getting
Clerks for the Members

WASHINGTON. March , - After the
house had disposed IL the postofiice ap-
preparation hill the worlds fair amend
ments then came in for their share II
discussion. Mr.. Holman demanded the
previous question on nor. .concurfirg in
the senate amendments not agreed TO-
Then Mr.. Bailey came forward as I'LL
busterer and raised the point of no
quorum on MIR. Halman's motion A
call Il tho house Was ordered. pending
which a motion was made by Mr.. Bou-
telle that the house take recess until
O'Clock
Mr.. Bailey made the point OF order
that this motion could not be enter
tanned. az the house was without quo
rum.
Mr.. BouteIIe-I thought il would not
do violence 10 the tender conscience Of
the gentleman from Texas 10 make a
little motion for recess.
Mr.. Bailey could not do violence
10 the conscience of the gentleman from
Maine. because be has none.
A call of the house was ordered.
At half past 1ai members responded
Ia their names. and further proceedings
under the call were dispensed with, and
MIR. Holman withdrew his demand for
the previous question.
Mr.. Durborrc'w moved 10 concur in
the senate amendment providing for the
government exhibit at the Worlds Co
lumbian Exposi,ion- Lost. 81 to 66.
Mr.. Hopkins moved to concur in the
senate amendment appropriation Of
s.ys6,515 for the Worlds Columbian com
mittee.
Mr.. Springer advocated the motion.
which was opposed by Mr.. Sayers.
Befo-e the motion was disposed Of the
hour OF 5 o'clock arrived--the hour for
the house TO do tribute to the memory
Of the late Senator kenna Of West Vir-
ginia.
The house remained in continuous
session this evening. refusing TO take a
recess until s o'clock.
While the worlds fair amendments to
the sundry civil bill we're under discus
sion. Mr.. Bailey made point Of no
quorum and call Of the house was
ordered. AT 7:3O 100 members had re-
sponded TO their names.
After the eulogies had b., n delivered.
the sundry civil appropriation bill was
again taken up and the senate
amendments relative To the worlds
fair were unanimously non-con-
CURED in. This was done in order
To facilitate the transaction Of business.
The bin was again sent TO conference.
After the sundry civil bill had been re-
turned to conference.-the report on
the Legislative appropriation bin was
agreed to.
Mr.. Stump moved TO suspend the rules
and pass senate bill 10 facilitate the en-
forcement of the immigration and con-
tract labor laws. The motion was agreed
10 10 -
The senate amendments 10 the Indian
appropriation bill were non -concurrel in.
Mr.. Boafner moved TO suspend the
rules and pass a joint resolution pro
yiding for private clerks for representa-
tives not chairmen II committees
Agreed 10. Yeas. l32; nays, %; and at
l2.i0 the house adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
DEFICIENCY BlLI.
>omc OF the Appropriations Which
Were Passed Yesterday.

wAsslsoroS. March The senats
committee on appropriations today re
ported ifs last bill~-the deficiency 10
the senate.
Many amendments were added and
the total appropriations carried very
materially increased Among the chief
amendments were the following; Ex-
peEses ~ Bering sea arbitration. go.
GO: To meet the liabilities of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition during the fiscal
year lssi. 81 80: for furniture and re-
pairs - furniture III buildings and con-
troll II the treasury department. stooW.
expenses IL special examiners of pen
sion Office. 5000, deficiencies in inland
mail transportation increased from sS,3.-
ss9 as allowed by the house. to ssoi.-
81. for fiscal year l-:s,,. srs2is6; same
Tor ls1l. su,S9s; other postal expenses.
s,5.soc, experts in the department of
labor. $3.50; support OF United States
prisoners. increased 10 $4,000; senate
expenses. including salaries. investiga-
tons. etc. s.oo0. added to Judgments,
courts Of claims. s2.ss5.Si5: added 10
French spoliafion claims. ssx2.sJo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
Arrnorn,AI.oN nuls rAssEn.
Indian. pefsei~osy ard r.,-iofisce sp.
psopfi~tslns s.o Through

" saHixf roe Mach Af6ff sme
Attie a.esn.ux business nbi been dis
fetssi = fhf saafe fsk ap fht taet
eiHt atrr8uafea tiil an3 ~
erefsE tte fssaf1rt iae feodf 4se.
tsn fflts fiie Efaef i.efs ls.fss sletl
~ fee c.4isii'fee as afff ~ ee -
sfff<e eHt fle ts ffss - So
ffafflating 80. 50 fsr nststtafy aa,.
So as fas iiifs 80 ifaek I.f4 fsa
~fslsvi Mss kla No-s fesk hoa
fssfi1fa - ktissf& sn.l tfe q
ifapt hefe xrff ffeeesl e. .ilf ffts
tte IHfexfslA ofesta st t sf
= tui9 iH .tsfes = ~ fAli -
= st4ie.ilHfe tse1aF snvf est sfffed
~ ali l'e sfnststa sfi<lessssi ahs Hst
sFffti - Substitute stset
fraef e sfffk o tff faet iaasi ~aih
eet'in F esesesff an8 sl~sIai fsF
sflrt ~ = ff5Ns ns - infa sfsfif.
ffset tfaf st tssf mat'a etfsfe
si e. file sfHtk lHs eas y asisa
si9i fsfl fhs n.siis 4 - sfali iiesss
fee stsis,afs hefe@.af sfHa ter
sif - ntesf etal8seni D. ihe bill
- f'ssse.i fte t'ii ~ iesse
The tftstea APss 4sis.* titi so
tArr f4eff - aaa - as.fsfafr.e pes
e<slssi s3fh fhs isi sss zssii frf5sr
ffse =rse&tf q a<a - t8si tf
ne tFs p1ifaf tsit isf.4s he en4fs
tte <H fa <as 80 fsfss* 81 i.e
80 ss - Hafs ssfsf ftlsise>ss
- TIL sat'i - bsf 80 fa.sksfsaN y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

the bridge hifl bslrg laid aside tea
Issfarsl, anti tie indiau 4rpEopriasiksn
bill as finished.
The eoc.iderstion q the Inaian hsll
was resumed. The last an-nduent 10
tks bill WAS the che relating 10 the
Cherokee lands and. Mr.. Dawes. in
CHARGE n TIE r;li. made = statesaens IN
explsnss,ou a IT, Mr. Dawes said II was
understood that they VIII accept zoo.
0OJ ss an immediate payment aud vii
accept the renalnaef IA nse alnna. pay
manis. 1t has been the work II a great
Eaany years TO tfing the Indians aud
the government IA this point II the
Indians don't accept the provisions Of
the amendment. the whole asxeement
goes. and the government will have De
yolsed upon il all trouble between the
whites aud the Indians.
Mr. Butler offered an amendment 70
the amendment providing that the
anaoua: r. be paid for improvements
shall not exceed ss.souoo. Tie commit
tee amendment as thus amended was
agreed 10 II approprlatsf sd.5so.0u 10
pay the Cherokees Tor the lands IN ques
ton. Numerous amendments were Of
fered al various points in the bill aud
most of them were agreed to Finally
tie bill was reported hack g. the senate
from the committee II the whole and
an of the amendments we're agreed 10 in
hnlk and the bill was then passed Mr.
Hale moved IL proceed Ia the consiaera-
lion II the deficiency bill This caused
a heated debate between Msssrs. Hale
and I'LL. Mr.. Harris joined in uphold
ing Nh. Hill. who finally gave way and
the senate then proceeded To the consid.
e,afion of the deficiency bill. and at q p.
NJ. took recess till 5 p. m. Mr.. Hale ex-
pressing the hope 70 pass the bill
tonight
The senate. after passing the Indian
appropriation bill and taking up for con
sideraiion the general deficiency bill.
took two hours recess from q until 3
O'Clock. After the senate reconvcned
the deficiency bill was read in full.
All the amendments reported from the
committee on appropriations were agreed
to without question. except the one 90
pay ID the assignees OF John Roach
S-sS. leo for labor and material furnished
i'm completing the dispatch boat Dol.
phin. which was excluded on point Of
order. The bill was then passed.
At IL p. m. memorial services were
held in respect to the memory of the
late Representative Craig of Pennsylya-
MIA and Of the late Representative War
wick of Ohio. Eulogies were also de
livered on the late Representative Ken
dali Of Kentucky by Senators Lindsay.
Cullorn, Pasco and Blackburn.
AT the close Of these ceremonies the
senate, at 80 a. M, adjourned until
Friday at III a. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

WAsHfScroS. March The state.
mcnt made that Congressman elect
Richardson VAS receired on the floor %
the HOUSE with acclamaiions by the
democrats Is pnre fabrication. tie re
rrivcd no ovation. 0ut MAS looked upon
hy a few memters with some curiosity
and then vas forgotten Ills name IL
GA the roll n the house. put there
through the Vaccinations n the IRE.
pressihle Hosford. II NJ ReikDap
snail make contest u IS very doubtful
that hs will snc,eed although the next
committee on elecfsgns nay he disposed
- be honest On minor points Richard
sop vii surely take bis seat in the next
congress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
fsadz pressed ths hutton aad the trip
80 besan-


WsssIsoFoS. March = - President
Harrison 10 these last days Il MS admin
lstraflnn feels kreniy the sngrattusie II
certain nen whom ne has assisted for
The Izst foar years. A case Ia polnE Is
that II Senator Hale. la conversation
With prominent congressman, Mr. har-
fls)n said today that what cut him
nlorc than anything else x4s the action
II senator Hale the other day IN voting
against going snto executive sessaon for
tic parpase Il confirming Judge han.
ciiett. The vote u Hale had prevented
the senate from acting Mr.. Harrison
said with much feeling that he had
done more for Mr.. Hale than for any
other man in the senate. and yet when
the presldsnt could extend 10 more
fayors Mr. Hale ws- the man "a prove
rreacherous Mr. harrlson said that he
had considered Mr.. Hale one u his best
Trends aud this revelation vas painful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

Wsssixcfn<. March The Ffsr f.hn
- Neon. accompanied hy ffe fiiu
s>smuel Sferesr~su called pn tlle eiefk
- the hnss~e this Hefrinv and Hlrd hl=
cert 1Htste - election r. The fffy this.s
,esngrr@e NJ Moon fhen sce nDpsaifa
his congressional ffton5 - the o''ife -
ttf s~rzeeat az arms heyn Ne esrrea
45u' frre fof pay f< nice n3eath@. corn
asenriax Hsrrh 8 i-a s<o ~ i nax
"a fhr psy rf sad pssrt4aIIy = fnis
se,lr~f ne nfef = senefeea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

Ws~aIxeroS March Early this
morning MAJOR lialfosd called on Mr.
IhurAer tletelanfs's private secretary.
and offered tn start In explaining the
working = the o'tce wfich the Mich.
i9an man wlti uccefs during the next
administration They went together to
the execnfies nsanzlDr where f9r tao
hosrs Hr Ihurfer hsd ar experience -
What lt means 70 le 4 prF~islcnf's Fri
rate secretary. Ev~ry minute sssne
patiic dixnitaTy upaif coDc ~ -
wrench the Bew recresary's HAND
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
FIGHT ON THE TARIFF.
Democrat Senators Want to Leave
Tin and Linen Alone.

WssHGSsros. March IA snag has
been struck in the senate IN the progress
of the block tin and linen tariff bin. and
the indications are that the bills. after
passing the house. will fail. Some Of
the democrat senator's insist that il the
bills are taken up they will move 10 add
10 them the various special tariff bills
sant out by the houses last session. at
iacking wool. cotton. bagging and other
schedules of the Mckinley tariff bill
which are now IN effect. The result has
been "a Kali the prospects OF the two bills
10 prevent increased rates taking effect
in the future.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
HoKE COMES NORTH.
He Quits the Editorial Tripod 60 Help
Manage the Nation

ATLANTA. Ga. March The Hon.
fi0ke Smith. who is TO be secretary II
the interior under Mr. Cleveland. left
Atlanta for Washington at noon today.
accompanied by large party 81 friends
Mr.. Smith has disposed II portion of
his stock in The Atlanta Journal to enl-
ployes of the paper. as during his resi-
dence az Washington he will be unable
10 take part IN the management IL the
Journal. There will bc no change in
the policy % the paper
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

He viii Lecture az the stanford Uni
ver~ity.

WssH1Sc1ox, March 2-President
Harrif N thin evening accepted a profes
aorship IN Tile Leland Stanford univer-
sifs II California. He viii deliver a
series q lectures on constitutional law.
commencing in October next lie has
had The matter under consideration for
some weeks but did not signify his
formal acceptance aniil this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
HORROR AT BAY CITY
Thity Persons Hurled Into the
Blue. icy Waters
WHILE VIEWING A LAUNCHING
Two Persons kno~s 20 B< Dead ---Ses-
er~i injsnrd and M.ny Drs~HAod
A Peculiar Ac<.1deaL

Bsf CRY. Mich. March e-whss lad
been Hooked forward 10 a. one q tho
pIeasSntest dsss in the history u y. ".
Wheeler A Co.'S shipsards 81 West Rss
Cifs today. terminated IN most fright.
fui accident The ccsapany sas a. ias
The keel - the ccntnrion. the ons hun
dfedih bnAt builf ~ fkenl. and il n "A an
event ~ more than ordinary ini>,rtance.
drawing peopiefrcn al osss The SAglnAx
valley.
When the fimbrrs had been placed
and the speeches and presentation Il
silser ink serssce % the company hid
been made the vast throng adlourns-d Il
the sossd working safc here No ~ a
lasge Nos,ae1 scioe4er liullt Cor Co.in.
Mclaughlin aud oihers. q psal Huron.
vas 20 IT, launched
The sieantaree Kiifie N. Fosi,as las
fro1ea in the are on fhe north rrie -
the slip ia which tie Ice laI fo-st
tfekeu before tAs launch HUNDREDS n
iots and MANY ulcI hoeked - the
steamer and c.iiniscd 10 he4 hIlrfiratr
: deck. They were warned ~ their danger
and told that the ~ ell from tie :. aoannr
when launched ~ouLf knock them C.
Nai many feiDAtnrl. The Tssu iselHe ven
good from The psEnt
Chilled with Horror.
When az was ready. al 1 Is n'cla-k.
and tie last hARsef c0f. tie stho.rer
started slowly Tor fne watef. Then .th
rush Sc piprsed in.o Tie IS Elm.
and 81 irBrlsf uate fefc.d he sc.
sut stearaef Forbes a. The air. Ihc
Forbes roliei until haf over and thea
The croad o. shore saw q right which
chilled them.
Ihose who lad remained on The
upper deck were cIi-giff ch g., liff 4
they could md prner loas ehile iess
fortunate oncs Wsfe fisinH ttad.alg -
wasd tie aier riig fhiFfs vcre
thrown overheard ana ln sr iasianf tie
black forms rpse to ihe surface fffsetn
the two bpais aad ia TIE i.eii = tloktn
Ice
How many are lcsf has nor been a.
cerfa.ned bat tscar<e Hau Eiue and
Ross Bennett io1s living in fhis c.fs.
and Frs>i l',,el. 4 Michigan Central CON.
dncioE from Detrcit are missing. Iaiis
a dozen were injured. anloaE them BE-
Ing Fred bshcpck. t,eorce bo,. .f. Vii
ian, Batfishi.l and f,eorgc CLARK
Baitishili j. probably fatally injured
A diver al once nsnl down. but coDle
lind no bo,iiee. and The search viii r..
continued tomorrow.
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