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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-07

Mr.. Walt HaSris and Mics Mamie
Smith got NJ sleigll-ri6e party
for their young friends last MONDAY
evening". Although the weather was
rather unravorable the party enjoyed
the ride very muck. being amply pro-
vided with wraps and robes against
the attacks of "0h Boreas". After
returning from the ride refreshments
were provided for the company by Mrs.
j. Il. Smith, utter wllch few hours
we're pleasantly spent in social enjoy
nent in Mrs. Smiths inviting parlors.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-07

Anyone wanting q gO,h driving
or work horse can get whd he wants
on very reasonable terms ;ky calling
on NJ. Wallace.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-07

Matt Armstrong, afarinette, visited
relatives in L'Anse last week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-07

The incest line rof stationery is at
8. T. Harris & Os's.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-07

Mis- McCabs. Arvon. WIS guest Of
Mr.. Il. L. Mason last week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
LANSE AFFAIRS

Fine perfumes ats. T. Harria&Co's.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-07
For Sale.

One pair Of draft horses and one
colt belonging to the Meisler estate.
Enquire OF
THILIp voE1scH,
Administrator.
L,Anse Micl. AZ IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Hgss4eifs fist. Ans II rfee3dsnt
f,stslss,i ssei fbf bsyenf slsat siss 3af
Fshisx tssiar Ms GiefsiAha afaFe
ever "a ihs ssaii l.~lay - esasi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

On exhibition a. th. wofis'sfair il the
Efst lie sasiag apparatus ueed ~ =
United States crew ~ consists -
ear. nestar and hsli. With which 20
iirss eefe safe.l fron he wreck q the
Hritish ship Ayeshifs al rguaD beach.
N~u iefsry. IN l-sA
The faif wll b. open toIay. That =
ths rsie@ q ~ park will - epen. bat
the erpariiion wili ho practically cl0ae,i
There uili - 40 nusia % the grounds
~ other st,eeiai eftrartions &c visitors.
nnd II the svuuinr ths buiidhaes eln al
- flossd
The hndinss ef fne iurlea "a swafsis Ia
fha Zee ART. aepaftnseni have h-ea "a
rfaliy anneunrrsi apd. On a. assraes.
slnot 10 p~r eent a lhe nins thsasaa.i
paintiaes ia ne sst paisl'@ bsss fecsisesi
1r.nIsfa
ofHrefs . tie Colaasblaa fsas.I She.
skf8aah tasis tselifsnap aiie0ed iba
prtse sat q ffar@iaY aislf - isae
nl.en - fte stAs fashsaa sfs q. ~
.sealf a. saa.sa4FliF.
NIase. ths Haealfs eafsHs - tisa
ea<i.Fs fsif is feasi ~ ei4assits saes -
- eafs fae fssfefiss slfh = asffk
sf4 s9fesfs ftenles tissassssias ssesty
fAs,.f s.lsa as<ass 81 tt.e sestfs fasf
gssiel.ssI, itsssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
MURDERED HER BABE.
Mother Threw IL From Car Window
Near E1ida-

CIscISSATI. Aug. ia special to
The Enquirer from Lima, Ohio says: A
few days ago baby was found by the
side OF the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne a.
Chicago railroad tracks near the town
Of Elida The baby died from injuries
supposed TO have been received through
being thrown from passing
train. The authorities are now looking
for a woman who gave her name as
Mrs. Clara Rice OF Cleveland. Ohio.
who is suspected OF being the child's
mother and murderer. Tho same wo-
man at the time OF the child's birth at
Fort Wayne, Ind. month ago. said her
name was Mrs. Clara Vicer of Boston.
The child when found wore nothing but
a breach cloth. Mrs Rice or yicor was
on express train No. which passed the
place where the baby was found She
had package in her arms when she
got ON the train at Lima which looked
like baby wrapped in shawl When
she left the train at Shreve, Ohio. she
still had the package. but il appeared
much smaller than when first noticed.
IL is believed that she threw the baby
from the car window.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

There ~ remukaDie pear tree on
Frank fuckers farm, on the Clinton
river, below Mt. Clemens. Ii is fifty
eight feet and four inches high and
eight feet five and half inches around
the trunk. Ii is one OF the old French
variety and was planted by MIR. fuckers
grandfather over 100 years ago.
A new society has been formed at
vicksburg, lodge No. % of the Order OF
Railway Irackmcn. ksihg composed OF
Chicago 4 Grand Trunk employees be-
tween Schoclcraft and Scots. The
lodge started With twenty members.
Young Splattstassero Of Palmyra, W hose
leg was broken by the kick OF horse. Is
getting on elegantly Not only is the
leg fairly WELL but they have found sew
eral OF the letters OF his namo that were
missing after the accident.
The Michigan soldiers home is the
fourth in rank among the homes OF the
country. New York's institution has
900 inmates. Illinois $40. 0hio's I46 and
Michigan's 443
s. G. Baker, Jonesyille farmer, has
commenced 10. feqd LOO sheep on
wheat. lie says its cheaper than giving
them corn.
Two tramps have been arrested near
Pontiac for going into dwelling. driv-
ing out the inmates, and stealing some
clothing.
Fred Hammond Of Benton Harbor has
brought suit against the Big -Four rail
road for $1,000 damages for personal
injuries.
Peter Kelley's barn, near Pinckney,
A. A g.. -
together with his orop OF wheat and oats.
George Beedy. the burglar who tried
10 hang himself ut Buchanan. has been
sent to jackson prison for five years.
Prof. c. O. Hoyt Of Lansing will con-
duct teachers institute at Mason. CON-
mencing Monday. August y.
The united brethren church at Slough
toms Corners has been sold on mortgage
to one Of the trustees.
Pontiac is putting in an electric fire
alarm system with twenty five alarm
boxes and ten gongs
Wicder Meyer was drowned in Grand
river at Lansing Friday night by the
upsetting OF boat.
Spring Lake in proportion TO acreage
raises more grapes than any other town
ship in Michigan.
An elevator is being built in Clarks-
vile. 10 replace the one recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Corner stone OF Ottawa county court
house will be laid in Grand Haven Mon
day afternoon.
Grand lodge. I. O. q. T.. will hold it's
session at Hackley park August - 30
September g.
vicksburg's clerk resigned and the
council appointed John B. Penfield TO fill
the vacancy.
The Portland Manufacturing CON.
pany will make IA annual dividend OF
10 per cent
Tho peppermint distillery OF w. r.
Shook of Vicksbure was burned Friday.
loss. $500
The Dorr swamp near wayland il on
Gre aud much valuable land is being
ruined.
Michigan Free Baptist association
will bee held in Reading November :
O. 10.
Ottawa and Allegan County fair will
lie held tn Holland October 3 TO 6.
The laurned Hotel Norton at Muske.
gon will not be rebuilt
Rose Citi IL to have shinrIe mill of
10000 daily capacity.
jackson X. O. T. NJ. sill erect n three.
siory Lodge building.
Berlin fair sill he held September -
Go ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
woaIp~ ssnH sosaD.


Csnkco. aug. - The Michiran
wnri5s fsir coari net ~ ne STATE
bnliainR "a Thursday sna asfshef u.
ucra t,slsy fhrre scre present. Caru
nissioners Wcsitu. helsian. firan.
waite pent AMI tslsntine. anf sscge.
tary Stevens.
IIe sariele fansts errr sead jssied so
fhat ths hsianees ueN sfand - fnliaNa-
teoefrsrfina and fniehinr STATE buiid
fna ElnF1ff maInfsnance q seafe
hni.sfina 81 - 81, boaf,f and aerefai
erprrss.. ktfffa0, seafetary's saisfr
an'l exraasrs. ttf&saa. sfate eshftats.
= rs ~ agricultural snd i've sfnsk -
Ainlfs. O. lsst5l. fsat fshll e 81 ga ~.
asften tafsi ctsiexe ana gram snti zfa-s
eshilafa fitt4f nt1sfai eskshsts
al IS, -. f,sestrf eshittfs estas pah
~ srass3 e4hieif eeefs. state unsf@k
..te estftit si eels 4eleaa soss ssaf
.ss H oltna faaa tfeu4
asa ksf tes7l
@nans asesIsesfler sa tttN -
fkst fte aansni fxr~rrasf - ~ 'ietf =
a ,lt fflu 4f ~ sseesat q test ~
resfsalea fks fnti.e estsafi <sf5n'f
iaa.. .l..es a.si iAel s.ss - sleeial eFpes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
HOT ON THEIR TRAIL
Bloody Rict Between the Flsck
and osterholt Families
TWO MEN ARIE MURDERED


TirFIs. Ohio. Aug. lI0.-Thc village a.
Bsscom. i've miles west u this city. was
the seene of bloody riot between the
Fiack and Osferhoit families this after
noon, in which tho former were the az
gressors. The troubiu will result Ia the
death of Fred Osfsrhclt and probably Of
his brother Perry. Tho family .feud
started thirty years ago when Peter
ostsrholt. now 50 years % age. stabbed
and almost killed George Fiack. grand
father Of James and Lloyd Fack.
the principal assailan,s in today's trag-
edy. The two Fiacks. accompanied by
their father and Charles Flack. cousin.
who Is a justice Of the peace for Hope
well township. went To the OsteFholt
home. the two boys TO asenge the assault
made this morning on their father
and the latter profcsscdiy 20 preserve
the peace. The Flack boys burst into
the Osterholt RESIDENCE. breaking open
tive doors In order 10 reach Fred Oster-
bolt. whom they followed into an up
stairs chamber and boat almost 10 death
with club.
Head Cracked by a Stone.
Perry 0sfefholt was struck in the head
with a large stone thrown by Lloyd
Fiack and will die from the effects OF
the injury. Old man Ostcrholt and two
married sons living near by. James and
Frank Osterholt, who came 10 their res
cue. were also horribly beaten and cut
up with some sharp instrument The
two Fiack boys were also badly carved
with a razor in the hands of Fred Oster-
holt Every resident OF the hamlet and
many ncighboring farmers. fully go per.
sons. surrounded the house during the
riot When the affray ended
the interior OF the Osterholt
home was wrecked and presented
an appearance more like that Of q
slaughter house. James and Lloyd
Flack mounted swift horses and, plenfi-
fully supplied with money, decamped as
soon as the bloody work was ended. and
a detachment OF citizens headed by a
detachment OF Tifiin police are now hot
on their trail in the northern part Of
this county. Justice Flach has disap-
pcared. and Louis Flach was arrested
tonight and placed in the city prison 20
await the result Of the wounds inflicted
on the Osterholt boys. The most in
tense excitement prevails in the village,
and il is predic ted that the fend will
not be ended until others in both fam
lilies are slain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

slaughter Can Ne Carried ON Dassnz
Nursing ecnson.

CLrvgIArD. Ohio. Aug. IA Pro-.
Elliott today added the following 20 kis
criticisms on the Paris seal decisions:
1T IL idle 10 attempt 70 conceal the
fact that this decision q the Paris tri-
bunal gives license % long continued
and deadly work in the wsfers sur
rounding the FUR seai rooksric< during
the entire period that the pup seals are
being nursed on the rooknries Practi.
cally 10 young are horn untii July 9 %
Ia. and AL born by July - Thus An-
gnsi. September AMI October are the
milk months q the mother seals Theee
mothers leave thrif helpless youne on
The lard AZ frequent intervals 30 ferSl.
and a matters little O. them when they
ST cot fof f.s,d whether they swim ten
or twenty - forty "a rixty % 30 miles
Tor H. Their poser q pss~are In the
water u equal b that f.ossezsed By ths
ssailouE - the air.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

LoSDos. Ang f9.--Qaeen Victoria he's
been affected by the weather ss In
former years She has passed hours
trying % find In the eummcf house IA
Osborne park relief frorn tho heat
Punkah and other tropical appliances
for cooling the cir have been ia COZ.
slant use around her In the evening
she has driven in the most dereeiy
shaded parts - the orouDds Although
apparently she hns safered no decline q
her general health. her physicians al
vise that she should 20 g. Bslmorai fof
a change a sir - soon as possilie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE
Flames Swept the Central City
Yesterday Afternoon.
fxploDlNGAlcoHoL cAussDu
Weeks Laboratory and several ssore~
in jackson Damaged s:is.ooo.
Chemist schnid nnrsscd.
txPloDlneAlcoHoL CAUSED II

JAcKsor. Mich. Aug. ia.--Oscsr +.
Schmid. chemist al the Weeks Drag X
Chemical company's laboratory vss
quite ssverely burned. two other persons
we're slightly hurt aud $1,000 worth Of
damage done by fire resulting from the
explosion of barrel Of alcohol Ia the
Weeks laboratory at $40 this afternoon
In a moment after the explosion the fire
had spread 10 the block adjoining on
either side occupied by the Warner
Hardware company. Wygants croelEery
store and Dibble 4 Whites cigar fac
tory. The loss 10 the Weeks cou pany
and building Is fully $4,000. the Warner
company 5000 Dibble L White 1000
and Wygant.s si0o0 All OF the losses
are fully covered by insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Sizes TIE Leila ceupcll n11 drsfts ons-
fourth q . Ffnug teiou tie mininunI
fsfe q Is rence Indian tEnhsnFs hss
3arsinef. ssnsFai. pet the mnseu,eBts =
erchsners ksvs hardy affected tis
rnics II silvss b. kon3onl
snhn npt~rssI xf. ths EsxIisk i,sIiisrd
rznnmptfsn. who is enina te Chienno a.
49, ! nsssrh uifk irrsk s1iiaI fron
AeathzDIFtpn faf kss le<'k yesterday.
TIE cortirnstla1 - euif sblpuiensst -
fhe Fnifed Slstef - fTseFfad ~ rncee
sfr.ftlF re- - fl,e t.as.f - EnaiandHs
rnit % 3 - ever 8 - csHt
sebsfur Marrnn rsfins fftu ItrerpIsi
yeeserztag tos AsF koFk en fkf sIeHnstf
ter fosk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

viii Take Place This Afternoon ard
he Very Imposing

DETEofT. Mich. Aug. i9-The funeral
OF Congressman Chapman will he one OF
the most imposing on record In Detroit.
Arrangements have been nearly com
pleted by the Detroit lodge OF Elks- who
have them in charge. The remains lay
in state al the city hall from 3 o'clock
this afternoon until O'Clock 7. M.
guarded by committee OF Elks. mill
tia and police They were then taken
20 his daughters residence at No. 7sl
Woodward avenue. and remain there
until tomorrow afternoon. when the
funeral services viii be held at go
o'clock in ST. Johns episcopal church.
Secretary Of War Lamont has been
telegraphed for permission 10 have the
Nineteenth United States infantry and
their band attend the funeral.
The companies OF the Fourth regi-
ment will assemble at their respective
armories tomorrow at 1890 sharp 10 at
md the funeral. The men will be in
lull dress with leggings.
The veteran corps OF the Detroit Light
guard will assemble al the company's
rooms at o'clock Sunday afternoon to
attend the funeral.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
HAWAII IL WAITING.
Minister BIoant viii Not Talk About
His Report.

DESvER. Aug. l9.-Speaking OF his
mission 10 Hawaii in general way. Mr..
Blount said today: Il cannot talk to
you about my report 10 the president for
IL is n matter that il to be held 10 strict
secrecy.
In regard 10 his resignation Mr..
Blount said that Il was inevitable. Il
accepted the commissionership with the
express understanding that | could not
permanently remain az the islands.
When my appointment as minister came
could do nothing else bat forward my
resignation at oEce. l am hurrying
home now because my private Affairs
demand my immediate attention"
Mr. Blount also said that be had no
hesistaney Ia leaving his post al Homo
lulu uncovered for the reason that Ha
waii is peaceful just now. All parties
there are waiting 90 see what the Uni
ted States will do and until they know
that they will mako no move az all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
struck by I,iohfuina.

CADiLI.c. Mich. Aug. 19.-Lightning
struck Gunner 4 Diggins' new mill
during a seyere thunderstorm. A mum
ber of men were at work on the mill,
and they were all more or lees affected
by the lightning. William Gilhooley,
who Was painting the outside of the
building. was knocked from Ills ladder
and badly bruised and famed but not
seriously injured. Two other men were
knocked from their ladders. but not
particularly injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
RAID UPON THE CHINESE
Governor Asked TO Call Out Troops 60
Preserve Order.

SAN FRAScIsoo. Aug. l9.-The cnl.
mination % the anti Chinese crusade
occurred in the San joaquin valley TO-
night. when large gangs of idle men
gathered at bakersfield Their inten.
tion is TO drive out of town 900 Chinese
employed on vineyard near town. The
sheriff has telegrsphed Tor military aid.
At Fresno last night 500 unemployed
men drove large number of Chinese
away. treating them in 4 brutal manner,
and reports come from SELMA that eimi
lar action was taken by an unarrncd
body % laboring men.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. ~ The gov.
error Is at Pasadena and the telegram
from Sheriff Bowers II Bakcrticld. call.
ing for Company G. Sixth infantry. has
been forwarded 60 him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
cInsoN was MunpEREp.
His Money stolen and Isosiy Placed on
Railway TRACK.

CrNsaSSAri. Aug. Ia A dispatch to
the Enquirer from Brazil. Indiana.
states that Coroner Mersham has
rendered q sensational verdict IN the
killing % young Morris tsibson. whn@e
body was found scattered along the
Vandalia rcsd from that city 90 indi
anApolia. one aDp being found on q
brake heam by car inspector a. the
latter point n was shown that Gihson
vac not struck hy the train, hut vas
pushed unsler. that he bad displayed =
roll % bills bali an hour bcfae and that
his face and neck t,ore evidence "a death
ts stranRuiafion The money vas mise
ing from the cofpee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

LoxDor, Aug. l9.-The Britsnnia.
CallHna. Safsnita and the Americsn
yacht Nsvaboe gers the stilrfer io.iay IN
the race fof the yachts a. their class h
the annual regatta - the koyni Dtfsst
Yacht club The oour1s uhn forty
uilee A fresh southwest hrneze blssf.
The Cslluns got five.minps load ewing
to the three compstitars siilrtinE prenla-
tnrriy. necs.sitating secund start The
Satanita soon toz,k bret plhce ard Eop
she rsce. with tbe Hritsnnia second.
NsvAhoe third and Cailunh furth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Ocr.x CrrY. Nd. Aug. 10 The dis
tinguished party made up % Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson. Gov. Frank Brown OF
Maryland. United States Senators
Biackburn 20 kentueky and Gibson u
Maryland and citizens Of Washington
aud Baltimore arrived here last night
Today they we're shown over the prop
erty - the Sinepuxcnt Beach company.
took dip in the ocean and witness a
shooting tournament
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. l9--Eu.
gene Glass. chairman OF the special
Michigan worlds fair commission on the
kennel exhibit. states that letter over
the signature Of w. |. buchanan. chief
81 the department OF agriculture OF the
Worlds Columbian exposition. an.
nounced the abandonment Of the pro-
posed kennel exhibit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

CHEBoYsAS. Mich. Aug. i9-The
schooner UnadiIla IL ashons on Gull
island reef The captain tslegraphed
here FOR vrecking t0g. but there Was
none 90 he bad and be will have 20 seek
aid elsewhere. The unadills Is an old
boat. having been built Ia Cleveland ia
is2 she - owned by Byron Whitaker
ef Datrott
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

CHlckco. Aug. fa Rrifish eupifs
dsy wss flfiinrly ohs1rses ~ the sob.
ieets n oaeeu Nlcfofia ielsy IN fr<fiesi
ban sffef street parade. NxYs Hef.
fieen ss< % tbe plstiarm and ehs hear.
Try hi~<ns fsf tnikinc aEaiost tie oon
virfiens sna reuflnsents - bis auliienoe
he pFncilcsils alnltEfzed a. the iofal
Cnnn,iisrs Fr~ssni fuf his sBnesstsot
tslk tsn Dtafinian any
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
AGAINST ELLIS DECISION.
Judge Montgomery Agrees With the
Auditor General.

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 19.-Some time
ago Attorney General Ellis rendered an
opinion to the effect that in order to re
cord deeds for state tax lands which
were sold for the taxes a certificate
would Aave 10 be filed showing that tho
taxes were paid for five years previous
to the year when the owner lost bis land.
Auditor General Turner disagreed with
Mr.. Ellis and asked for an opinion on
the matter. In lengthy opinion.
rendered this morning. the latter takes
issue with the attorney general. He
says the state tax law was designed TO
expedite the collection of taxes. while
according TO Mr.. Ellis view il would re-
tard. Il not render IL altogether impos-
sible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

PoNrfAe. Mich. Aug. 70 Henry
James was lodgci 10 jail here this morn.
ing charged with stealing horpe from
NJ ID Seamen. tor whom he bal been
working james. Il is alleged. took the
animal last night. gpt irunk aini ~.
msined arVuua town until early this
morning he gives Detroit 20 his rpel
d..r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

WtsuISro<. Aug 10 - Colonel
Charles =. Lincoln. late deputy commis-
sioner - psssel0ss and prominent can
di,lats for commander.inc chief % the
g. A. x. - authority for the stzfemsnt
thtt an efort IL soon to be made 20
PROVE through the courts that the sas
pqosions q pensions granted under The
at q June -. ist0. are illegal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

CsnAR srRIsa.. Mich. Ang. lo-Fire
destroyed the house ow1st By Miss y
isntsuse and occupied b. the kss. W.
H. Flint of the congregational church
early this morning. All q the goods q
Proi. Quackenbnsh. which sere stored
In portion II the building. and part
of Mr. fllnfs. were saved The house
was valued Al eco. Insurance floo No
Insurance on the goods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
Casb,cr viii Paw.

Sr. PAU. Aug. &c. A. Hawks.
cashier OF the Seven Corners bank. who
was arrested the other dayon the charge
Of larceny. will probably not be prose
cutcd. large portion Of his shortage
having been made good.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Nfwroa4. Il T. Aur "a The receuA
nbsftlse afteurt 81 aa Asts.g eup rese
iaoa plaes taiat. IL eama near : halsh
~iiblh ths sis tuuI tllne Inst bat 80
~ yacht ssst 10 IN that time ths sses y
again -