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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Attorney General on Saturday Half
Holiday in Banks


LANSING. Mich. Aug. &c The law
permitting the banks 10 establish a
half holiday on Saturday goes into effect
tomorrow. Many perplexing questions
have arisen as TO certain points. and In
response 10 a request made by the secre-
tary Of the Grand Rapids clearing house.
Attorney General Ellis has prepared a
voluminous opinion. He finds that the
observance Of the Saturday half holiday
Is optional with the board Of directors OF
each bank. In case the half-holiday is
observed, five questions arise. which he
answers as follows:
l. Is paper maturing Saturday pay
able or protestable Saturday or Monday
Mr.. Ellis answers Monday or the next
secular day.
. Paper maturing on Sunday is pro-
testable Saturday at noon.
3. When a whole holiday falls on Sat
urday such paper is protestable on Mon
day.
4. When a whole holiday falls on Sat
urday: when is paper maturing on Sun
day payable ana protestabley Mr.. Ellis
answers. IL negotiable, on Friday; II not
negotiable. on Monday.
s. When holiday falls on Sunday.
aud Monday is observed. when is paper
payable and protestable? The answer
is: IL Saturday is not a whole holiday
the note would be payable Saturday
forenoon. IL it Is a whole holiday. on
the next preceding secular or business
day.
In conclusion Mr.. Ellis says: AS
there has been some uncertainty about
the Interpretation that should be given
the statute so far as concerns notes due
on Saturday. | would suggest that such
notes be protested Saturday or Monday.
SO that the matter may be brought be-
fore the supreme court for interpreta-
ton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
KILLED IN A COLLISION.
Disregard Of Signals Cost Five Lives
on the Harlem Road.

BREwsTERs. y. Y, Aug. 36-A head
about I o'clock. between trains No. IL
and No. ~. passenger trains between
Icepond and Dykeman's on the Harlem
road The killed are: William Elliot.
engineer. y. Best. fireman: d. Palnitier.
engineer; Samuel Gibney. fireman: Miss
r. Reed % Brewster. The injured are:
John Finnegan. baggageman; j. A..
Banks. brakeman: Nina Maher. Brew.
ster; ID. Hermanio. Poughkeepsie; all
seriously.
Several others were slightly injured
and many badly shaken up. Both en-
gines are complete wrecks. and the &C
cident blocked the main line for FIVE
hours
The PittsfeId express IL reported to
have been running az a high rate of
speed when the collision occurred. IL
was crowded with passengers. including
the usual large complement of Saturday
passengers for the Berkshire hills. A
majority Of those on the train we're bus
iness men bound for fashionable resorts
90 pass Sunday with their fam.
lies just how tho lrcal train
and express came together can
not be definitely learned at this time.
but Ia said b. have been due 10 disre-
gard - signals Cars were piled ia
heap ou the tracks Physicians we're
hastily summoned "a the scene. and the
railroad men rendered every possible
aid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Order Issued for Him to he Ite-E.x
amined by Pension Board.

WAsHISeroS. Aug. 10. Sixty days
having expired since Judge Longs pen
sion vas suspendedon June ID. Commits
sioner Lochren was asked today the
present status ~ the judges case. The
subject seems 30 be a rather unpleasant
one az the pension bureau. aud consid-
erable difficulty was experienced in OBJ
tanning any detailed or satisfactory in
formation. The fact was finally learned
that the bureau has issued an order
directing the Judge 10 appear before
the board of medical pension exami-
rers at Detroit and submit 10 an ex.
animation to determine whether his
wounds entitle him 10 tI3 a nonth. as
requiring tue regular attendance u an.
other person. or 20 ESQ per month. as re-
quiring only periodic attendance. The
awful condition attached 10 the order Is
that IL the Judge fails 10 appear he will
be suspended. As he has already been
suspended. il cannot be a particularly
effective penalty.
Information as 10 the date on which
the order was issued was bluntly re
fused. IL IL suspected TO be- quite re-
cent. The commissioner. who IL very
touchy on the subject of Judge Long .
pension suspension. also refused to tell
the date specified in the order as the
one prior 10 which the Judge must be
examined OF undergo the terrorizlng
penalty named therein
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
CRIME OF A FIEND
DastardIy Assault Upon a Woman
Eighty Years Of Age.
THREATS OF LYNcHING MADE
W. Il. warner. Mad Because she fte'
fused ca Prepare ftim sspper.
Outraged Her--ffe IL In Jail.

EAsr JoRpAS. Mich. Aug. 36 Some
time daring the afternoon. man over
fifty years old. wearing brass buttons
and the regulation uniform II an Old
veteran. called at the house of William
McGohegal. an aged farmer. living two
miles northeast ~ East Jordan. The
fellow pretended 90 be selling household
articles and failing TO make sale. de
naanied that supper be prepared. Old
Mrs. McGonegal. Who is very feeble.
being nearly eighty years old. refused 10
get. him anything. The fiend then
attacked and outraged the old lady, she
being unable 10 make but little resist
ance. When her son returned she told
him what had occurred. He soon sc
cured a'wairant. and the fellow being
found near the village. made but little
resistance. and is now lodged safely In
the village Jail. Threats Of lynching are
freely heard. but as the old lady is not
dangerously injured the Law will probably
be allowed 10 take it's course. The fel-
low gave his name as w. T. Warner. but
would not tell from whence he came.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

The managers ~ the Serman Village
IN the Midway sila give a sumner night
festival arrl ball and concert Monday
night IN honor - the press representa-
tivcs At the fair.
During the machinery bah celebration
yesterday. Chauncry n Depes seut a
message from New York through the
loee distances telephone.
The three judges Who have the hear
ing IN sAe dis~oioilon - the ClnGman
inIaersian cas~. vii not decide the nai
ter until next Monday.
odd Felloes DAY 81 she FAIR on Sep
tenher -. ~ill inciesie = program =
esenta that xiI last fTofi early snorasng
- ate ~ night
Csilmorp's hsnd concluded = highly
sscrteefni engagement ~ The wprld :
fsif i2st evening and left fof C5ney
sslan8
Mahassh5ah so Waeha ThakoFe =
Mofti. In,lia. sd he 90. Pfine~
f.skikiri. are "A the city visiting fhe
far
Paid s.lus.ussne - The uerlas iass
yesterday vese is<-zsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Bank - EnxiAnd 10 rsising the rate
- lisrount a. ) p-r cent - coumendesi
zeneraiiy A. necessary IN view - the
probability hat mo@f = TIE f8rther 3e-
-asnsls - ~ United States for xoii
coso Nili b. nssse apon tngla8a
Yaeht-m-n derior~ a. bocrish the
mistake - fte Royal Wes'efs eiub IN
rulinu the toefiesn yacht navajo. out
n thr rsre fef thA 4a-eas cap a. Piy
usonth nsxt feesisy.
TIE natienAiists Ei3 give fsnaa~s
this wees - kdNsr,i RlaA~. shafr r,esn
her 80 4.5nfh lscefsr,t eho = atrssf e.
AL ~ hss tasa,fiaa hsfne. ehsre -
efH pssa tas reea
Ga ae-ruat - the uninefs stfsk. in
Freisni the eaal esrryinz fstixsf@ sra
l.s4lar ttnasaesis a penasis in frelzhss
every secs
Fap.f,e Nallsm 49, orlerrd q nine
~ f,-.fsr shteh he efi erier 6, uin tbs
Anerifss ssp n csse tbe falssrie -
1efsaf@k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
NEXT WEDNESDAYS STRUGGLES.
Gia,istone's Final speech ON Home
Rufe fo lie His Greatest Ebert.

Hufe To lie His Greatest E0ort.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE last stage Of
the home rule debate in the house of
commons will begin on next Wednes
day. This beginning of the end will .be
marked probably by another great
speech from Mr.. Gladstone. who will
make the motion for the third reading.
In this supreme and perhaps his final
effort for the Irish cause the aged pre-
mier is likely 90 touch on a question or
two which the government has ignored
40 far in the cxhauating and exhaustive
discussion 81 the bill The radicals are
confident that he will speak from the
heart concerning the threatened rrlec-
tion of the bill by the lords. and many
liberals agree with them that without =
reference 90 the hostile attitude u the
uppef house. Mr.. Giadstone's spcech
must be found wanting at crucial
point.
After Mr. Gladstone viii come al the
masters ~ orstorical fireworks whom
the opposition can muster. Mr.. Gos-
chen. chancellor a the exchequer. IN
the last Salisbury administration. u en-
pecfed tnmake the fret reply 20 Mr.. Glad
stone Mr. Balfouf lesderof the unionisi-
will deliver their final protest against
the bill on Friday. John Morley. chief
secretary Tor Ireland. Herbert Asguith.
home secretary. and SIR William Har-
court. chaocclkr - the erchequef. ell
debaters u the foremost rank. viii prob
ably h< the governments champions Ia
the Enel bout with the oppsNition.
The bs,use rule bill wiii ~ pseeei dur
inf The Friday night sitting. The rule
closing The debate ~ midnight Will b.
suspended by the government aud st
about O'Clock the disieion wdl be
takpn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

OAKLAND. H.. Aug. &-Last night
Giant wilherly. colored. who lives near
Rossview. returned from lodge meeting
about IL o'clock. As he approached his
dwelling he discovered suspicious move
ments witaaa. and saw q man trying 10
make has escape without being seen.
Wilbefiy took knife from his pocket
and stationed himself beside the front
door. Presently William Metcalfe. a
colored baptist divine. came out and
Wilbcrly plunged his knife into the
preachers abdomen. causing gaping
wound. The minister fed. but soon fell
tom Weakness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
GRAND RAPIDS MICH SUNDAY MORNING AUGUsr27. 1904


miles iong 1loag the shore - Lake Hn'
ron - part of the plxn-
Treasures Hull q WinGsld township
Aontc4lu county. had taul a the toHn.
ship funds deposited il the LakeyieH
bank when IL failed Al rrceea meet
ing q the taxpayers q tho ospthip 4
xas unanimously decided % f11 the
money instead ~ compalilns Hull 10
make good the amount
Ihsre are eleven cases II dipbtheria
"a Metz township. Presgus isls roanf,
There have becn eight deAths In one
house there are two corises aud three
ehiidren sick with the disease.
Seth y. Beden u Nienus township.
Tor many years county surveyor u Oen-
esse conniy. has been ARRESTED on :
charge Il taking inpropef liberties With
. ioyeaf old esrl.
The Vicksburg primary school de.
pertinent is osercrowded aud the Con.
gresational church chapel has been -
cured Tor second primary room.
The Rev. IA. s. White of Milford, .
well known veteran. viii retire froua the
ministry on account of wounds received
during the late war.
The Detroit council has voted b. issue
$4,000 worth u interest bearing bonds
in denominations 81 e. and 80 10 be
used as currency.
The annual camp meeting a. the Sew
enth Day Adventistsof Michigan will he
held in Lansing from September 10 10
October ).
The Huhbardston Butter aud Cheese
company has filed articles ~ incorpora-
tion. with a capital Of 5000
The corner stone Of the new Lutheran
home FOR old folks. al Monroe. will be
laid September IL.
The Rev. Mr. Heddle - Mllfo-f has
been held in sl 500 bail for seduction.
Col. George T. Sanford cf Lansing has
again purchased The State Democrat
Saginaw Valley coal has been found
excellent for smelling purposes
Forest fires arc raging ia the western
part Of Allegan county.
Diphtheria is again prevalent In
Coopcrsyille.
Van Buren county viii have half .
corn crop.
Grand Haven has l.sso school chill
dren.
Scarlet fever is raging in Armada
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Deputy Sheriff Powers arrested Ed
ward Mallory lasi night Oh . warrant is
sued by Jnstiee Brown a. compisiBt q
Miss Francrs Mryers whe cbarets him
with basfards. The coasfaainnnf 10 ~
yesrs cid and an orphan ssh< h a.
present ~ the county huane. - shs wss
discharged hy The aef-Ddants mofhsr.
Cor whofn she had l1-sn xofkine ns
sypB - bee crsndition We isafned
EiDea the allss~d crime - sd g. hsre
f,s.~n committed hsIlorg has msrricd
anf located IN Chieseo he ard he
uife hsd 5uss arrived ffum Chieagu
vhen The sherid arrested him iis pas
rsies@ed from Dad On fifpe fseads - np
renr fuf rKsmination in JoEffce hrcuns
s.uurf fon,frfon u1ofnina
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

TIE Rev a. Dsgtg Jotlnsian. tbs
nru nsi<isfef ~ Unity cbefeh. hns ~
nonoo<d his fntentIon ts aif<and fhe So
s,nns ~ TIE .fsarliaaieut = Religions
a. - held in CbiceRD dBrinR fts uesth
n eeptrusi,eF In efEnfrfirn Niit ths
wuxids fsir o.lurf~s anrfiIarg ant -
give 81 a8lfeee ~ ffrAna Eal8als ssch
tundsy eyerinr affss fiis fffi Fnpisvl
in s<rfeutef. s.rnt'<sifihq fsTrIft - to
srsriisuens- durtne ii,r rrrk. rlfb -
u~n supresssone and feaerts<,ns tflrsn
fhem. ~ Jobnetef hat ieTsf safi1
Wis trapslef, su8 kness eymettiIw
sirssdy q ths *ofids great rti9ioss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

ITso IsssSp Clfs. Aug n--A
frlehtful accident occurrcd tonight al
bushxiei- Jnnet 90. on the Long leland
rsilroad A koetss4y train rem into
tie rear snd % a Nsphaft2n Reach
train At ii30 tonight. tsieseopiug sew
erai u the cara
Sixsa~n dead hsss been taken from the
wreck and Their bodies are nov lying in
Havemeyer's in shops At Laurel Hill,
which has been converted into a tem.
p,rary mcrgse II is nov estimated
that the number q injured viii reach In
the neighhorhood cf thirty i've or forty.
many q whon. IL 70 believed. viii die.
Owing 10 the lack q tslegrsphie facili.
ties ana iatene~s 10 the hour. II y with
the utmost difficulty tsat any particu.
lars eau be obtained
The accident. IL Is said. was due 10
the negligence II the tower man ai
Laurel ifill. who LET the kockaway train
IN on the eSction before the Manhattan
teach train had pulled out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

CAssoPoLIs. Mich. Aug. GA man
entered the residence of George Jones.
n Penn township farmer. while the fam
lily were away. Mr.. Jones came in after
the burglar had watch. revolver and a
few trinkets and gave chase. In less
than half an hour fifteen or twenty
grangers had joined him add the man
was finally trced having taken refuge in a
tree top. lie was turned oyerto the
sheriff at Cassopolis He had stopped
at the Goodwin hotel. the best in Cass-
opolis the previous night. registering as
Ernest Carpenter. of New York city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug 26.-The
Renwood and Etna mills and the Bel
laire Nail works will resume in few
days. They will employ about 20o0
men.
LOWELL, Mass. Aug. 26.-The Merri-
mac mills will start up Monday and run
permanently. giving work 10 1000 opera
tives.
McKEKspoRT, Pa. Aug. 26.-The
National Tube works viii start up a
number Of their welding furnaces on
Wednesday. dividing the work among
their 1000 employees
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
ARE THEY FOR SALE7
BIackmsil Scheme Implicating
Two Commissioners Laid Bare.
COULD BUY THEM FOR $4,000
isee~on aud Mercer. Worlds Fair Ma
tioBai Commissioners. in = Had
Hox Through = Willy wonsass-


thfcAoo. Aug IA neat piaehmA'
ing schense. implieafing two national
commissioners and q Chicago woman.
and involving a consideration ~ $4,000.
ia -. .hs. .,,.-..,.,.,, ~ a..
- =,
re. :" .' snah ia 'h' ..''~a an So
cultural building by an ohcer "a thc
United States secret service The com
nissioners implicated are MIR. Becson of
Oklahoma. Who introduced himself as
one -Br;ce.s and Mr.. Mercer of Wyem.
-. .,....., q. a.. .x,.,,.,,<,-
'"s'
as oregon anu the woman VINO says
she h q hroker. aud gives net maine a.
Mrs. !. T. Harmon OF No. 31s Wabash
avenue. Chicago
The commissioners are not meo,bers
~ ~. eommittee on awa,,is. hut bein1
n,,,.,.,.l ,;..;,,,,''r. 49,. ..,,.u, hs
- 20 ~ - -.
recon mended the appointnent OF judges.
the nominations in the course OF time
being approved ly the national com
missionerx
s,oxx or an. c,.a
AZ. 49, - -, ..r-..;,,,s =,
- - - ." -. 90 ..'.,'.
80 80 So'H.'..soe :. .A.s - ,aao .n - "'s ~,. a
s.,''s - - - - ~ ~ e 80 - at.-.a.. s..
-. ''.o =. ." -
~ s'"s fu1s en 'e'"s MA. =,
'. eo..S'.J' ~, a',pH I"o ss's: =.
i;.as,S~ las e,i,e ,ens.I s .5 .ns Sai ~ ,h
S.,';.s i ~, 49, ..sI - ~ '.ls
n1oasa, a', a 'i san.css.,eh' ,. 49, ~ y
s esse'a"s sets' "'eun1u. =. 'ne ,
49,, VIZ. 1a a'.,I:i li. 80 ~ ~ s'. a. ...
Ne ,is ,is. s''.' ,'ss Ii' .sesa n
- t ai'no" o"o 80 N az .,s M
=, o,ae sallo sloun1 ma. oay, san 4ai.
sanuesssn . a'' sas ns,os'no'N' ~ h;e s',c
"asa, a. NV, 49,. 49, s-'. Ii .i.s
.h .a.o .,s sN $50 $50
.uss e, u -. ~ k'
..s. =, - 80. - 49, 80 90
oh .ese 'no1s ~, ,p'oa' az 80 sS,. ~.
Sne say az = "ou'a n1se 49, - w ~oa,. 20
pI' sna, anvens ~ 'sna' sa'o i'.
snoN VIII VIII " uiaN :" s"'' ~"o
hiS' piiAe "ou'u 'o '"' "'''ioo'''hs-
Could Buy Them for $4,000.
was stunned for a moment by her
proposition. and not being long in
America did not know how to reply To
this proposition. | told her. however.
that thought her figure was pretty
high. and after some talking she came
down to $1,000. This figure she told
me was the lowest she could accept
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
Pnhlio WIN Never KNOW.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug. @.-The famous
personal damage suit against i. NJ.
Arthur. chief Of the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Engineers. for 100000. COM
menced last March. Immediately after
the strike of the engineers on the Ann
Arbor railroad. has been settled out Of
court. What the exact terms and con-
ditions Of the court are the public will
nrobabl. never know.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

SAGINAW, Mich. Aug. 26- President
Snow of the Saginaw Union Street
Railway company says that he will
make an application TO the council for
the right Of way to the Improvement
company's factories. with view Of ex-
tending the electric line TO that portion
of the city. This would tend 10 encour-
age the erection Of residences out there
and render an attractive portion Of Sag
inaw easily accessible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
cur or a noRsE.s EYE
Cruelty of Drunkca Men tn an Animal
VIII ~. Prosecuted

CH4csoo Aug. - The police and
humane society u Evanston have been
cruelty - horse. Henry Vozt a
farmer living near Niles. rerrrted at
Evanston city hall ioiay that = nnmter
II young asn lad become dfonk IN a
Niles saloon aod had started f,,r their
hom>. They sar a horue etandisg neilr
Jses,h Ives farm sad cut out rhe ani
nnars efes and slashcd its t.rir The
hnFse was let s'sn5ing - tfse soa3sisle
untii tosiaJ .c~hep u xas killed Mr.
Noat eoeFfeis the gaitT rsna,us ard
sass the Humass seeietg &, deal With
fheaa tFfierrs elil 10 aest g. Niles -
r.ake - infsst .estsae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

IoNtA. Mich. Aug 2k- Mary Blough-
an. an unmarried woman living east 81
Portland. swallowed a doee II carbollc
acid last night and died one minute
aftcrward She was 80 years old. No
reason is known Tor the suicide. Her
father vas st Portland al the time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
RIOTS IN ROME
They We're Primarily Due to Cab men
Wanting More Wages.


ROM. Aug. 26.-The riots during the
past few days in Naples. which have
generally been attributed 10 striking
cab drivers, has deeper significance.
The troubles had their origin in the
anti French agitation following the
Aignes Moites massacre OF Italians by
Frenchmen. The demonstrations at
first were intended solely as expressions
OF indignation against the French.
The cabmen took advantage of
wages, and the rioting which
then occurred had no connection with
the Aigues- Mortes affair. The troubles
Of Thursday last were due entirely 10
the cab men. who had apparently con
cluded that their cause was losing one.
But in creating disturbances they
found allies in the poor Of the. city who
helped them in the fight against the
police. Passions and discomfort aris-
ing from many causes found vent
in rioting. and the police themselves
unable 10 cope with tho mob which
threatened 10 take possession of the city
The police. il is charged. added 10 the
seriousness ~ the situation by the bru-
tally they displayed instead Of facing
the parading strikers and their sup
porters. il is said the police fired az
children and attacked peaceable persons
whom they found sitting outside the
cafes
The troops who wcrc dispatched TO the
city have guelled the rioting.
The chamber of deputies and the
councillors side with the people and
protest against the conduct % the
police. Signor Gioletti. prime minister
and minister of the interior. has ordered
that an inquiry be made into all the
facts in connection with the disorders
Ho has also ordered that the director 81
public safety direct the police until the
inquiry is ended The city is now quiet:
tram-cars. cabs and other vehicles are
beginning 10 run as usual
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
Ga, HIS wife's and HIS own Throat

BALTIMORE. Aug. ad.--A CHASTITY
double tragedy was enacted in north
east baltimore early this morning.
George T. Reed. Belgian block paver.
cut HE wife's throat from ear TO ear aud
then drew the bloody razor across his
own throat The woman was dead when
discovered. lying in the gutter in front
OF her residence. Reed was still alive.
but died at Johrs Hopkins hospital
shortly after. Reed was drunk. He
han been out Of work for three weeks
pnd had been on spree most OF that
time. Five children survive the couple
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

SAN FRAScrsco. Aug. 26. - Herman
Sharf and Hans Hansen were found
guilty Of murder on the high seas by a
j.ry In the United States circuit court
last night The defendants formed a
plot with Frederick 81 Clair, one OF
their fellow seamcn on hoard the bark
Harper, to murder Second Mate Morris
Fitzgerald. They cut him down with
an az. but were overpowered by the rest
OF the crew aud put in irons. st. Clair
has already been sentenced TO hang.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Renewal Lewis Bpchiey. l.sngten.
MeBtcalm caunty. Increase 1oti n
Feiioe. Oftasa Station, tifase cpattys
Henry Adams, NasesF. InecsiA county,
Peter Faliag. Jack son. Jackes.n e.guntf.
or1rins. Minor a james H. Miller.
fletrrsif Wayue cynnty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

ADRIAN. Mich, Aug. 25.-The family
OF X A. Watts were awakened this
morning by hideous noises in the barn.
Peering out, they saw Joseph Disc. a
hard " orking mechanic. leaving the
yard with Watts horse and surrey. Disc
bid them good bye. saying he was going
10 Washington for Loo Bibles The
night police arrested him. lie is said
10 be a maniac on religion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

RosE Aug - Nexroni Csnarrii
palace was burned the morning. Amone
ing were the pope'e apditor and the
Portuguese consul and his family
Everybody IN the palace was rescsrd.
but the hremen werr compcIied g. take
the men, women and chii3ren through
the windows by means q lsdiers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Nrw YoRK. Aug. %. The American
line steamer Paris. sailing today from
Southampton for New York. will bring
fs5.0oo gold for American houses. The
Cunard line steamer Umbria, which
sails today from Liverpool Tor New York.
also brings f25.oo gold Hoskies.
Wood & Co. are advised Of shipment
Of s2,oo0GO0 gold from Europe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

ALeoxAc. Mich. Aug %. Some time
ago Mira Baker and Mrs. Bassette
severely whipped Mr. Brady. an old man
- years old. for what they claimed 10 be
improper language and conduct toward
Mira Bakers II year-old daughter Mr..
Brady had the ladies tried for assault
and battery. They were convicted and
sentenced 70 pay fine Of sl5 and costs