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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

IL ~ss excs.-iinkiy 3efal nstfsfise. snS
$40 esuii het ce4scesl h~r anxiety lest
tlse fssaFi- "a thr neat fat h~ar hiHh
He 49, terfstnsFx his ftfe
freed = toty ~ esrisnHef. thru
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t.s.3 - claep tii-e - say i-,soaa. sna thou
as ~ s.aF
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H.bt aiisi her eyer. n j.nt enderstsad
ga
~ - staggered 81 ~ fees ~ lneoiaA-
t.fiIF hrslzlse~f ~ hfst fEs.m ~ k1.ees
I.- sr SEQ fsF - naafteFed. 4
eanret f~s Il hef
s.si<lls 80 "a - rsn froDs the houss.
Fs~e>gfiF sise iisAt tp4rss apan hsr
"a eE1e - kr
Her slFtsz sshss-i hsrfh ms0 tfe World
sal III never wesf = eFinaiits
slasin. c. thsf lad sne~sf
bnt hs hr~ri kaF nei.--DssFolt Trie-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26


ers. with courage. industry and perse-
verance. united TO ability. She now
commands an extensive and increasing
practice that cannot fail to be gratifying
70 herself and encouraging to women
emboliened 20 follow her example.
Olga Seymann IL the daughter Of
Mime. Clara Neymann. long distinguish
ed for her abilities as "A writer and "A lee
tnrer IN the cause Of woman suffrage.
and was born In Milwaukee little more
than 25 years ago. Taken abroad by her
Iarrnts ~ an early age. she attended for
several years some q the best known
schools Of Germany, but returning later
- this country she graduated from Cor
nell university and immediately entered
upon n course Of study at the Pennsyi-
vania Dental college, from which she
emerged with high honors and the di-
p.oma that entities her To add ID. ID. $
a the name plato on her door.
DR. Neymenn IL q slender brunette,
with an oval shaped face. delicateiy
Incl eyebrows and Aristocralic features
Of the slightly aquiiine type. Her man
ners indicate her gentle birth. and her
conversation a brilliant ana well bal-
anced nina She l. a member II the
First District Dental association 81 New
York. tie WoinAus Dental ASSOCIATION
a. PHILADELPHIA the Nineteenth Century
and Gosths societies - New York. and
Is rarely missed from the social gather
insr- ~ Any - the intellectual clubs.
n enc asks her Why she selected the
profession - dentistry. she answers that
she considers Il an excellent field for in
fsihgenf ard Industrious wodncn who
arr compelled - earn an Independence
and one ~ the higher callings that ena-
bles woman o. pursue vocation and
snperinfand homo under the same roof
"a union that - one who Possesses her
fon,illsa> Tor domestic lie presents IL
re@istiBls attractions Sbe maintains
that Among the few wcusn WHO pursue
dentistry. ~ compared with The number
sk8 ara enrolled IN TIE profession =
nsedietne. there are none who have MT
achieved notable sac~es. for they either
abandon an Intention - practice n once
after sraauafiou ~ follow their eho~en
earAfian with = concefItE sl.a u purpose
tf4tt - ttNiattts+tE ttf'' -f't''+ - .t'.'Atr
ton sr.i financial rosees@ he fauksef
pauaa dsslts - are anuuaily increased.
All it ui.l ne ~ many years before tie
Ge1 >, lstsiY lngs.lsi ~ wonankini
vii ~ ~ weii slid ~ The kinassi one
II nies.isine - Uhlsh the s.x b..s con-
iribaia.i -, a4slnY i.riiisanf etempirs dur
ifsr - lsst quarter x . centery
Afk taleF ~ AaeH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
DONE BY FAIR HANDS
Wei Known Exponents Of Eatsf-
pnss and Progress.
THREE NOTABLE WOMEN
ssr-. t.soassd Weber, Practical PM.
k>nss4<ops - bora wne~iss kslsh
ard a<r Art wesk-

IN eommenfz o. sns press upon nes~;
women ADD tnsir wors there are soins
names wtsrh occur with special sr--
al1sncy. Tbs m1s-zaents. achievements
AID p~r~nal pss,aliarsties II these WON
en sre tuels upon - fr~els and PERSIST
entity that one z~fs llncsE tired q hear
ins their praises soanssesi. Their repu.a-
tiDns have fsen well esrned. and no ons
woald s~e< g depreslsfs their imps-
lance - pioasers IN tbs Progressed woas-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-24
Die s$iinoelt oer Dattr .
asman non ReinsuIo crtmanu.
(Tertiebune).

!.
Sm @eii9te 6es glten leu9tete es
ieltiam auf. nSa freili9, penn eS 70
ift-penn Sie Elm armer Wfann 5inb-
0as dubert bic 9a6e," ftieB er berpor,
ipabreu6 es babel gang merfDiiroig IN
feiaer Stiinme 5itterte. sd mnB mid
bariber bod nod einmal nit meiner
Jrau beratben, unO meine Gntwort =
nieine lette, eitb9iltt9e antiport iperoe
i6 Sbnen innerbalb fiinf Wlinuten
burd einen Boten i9tden."
@r elite binaus, unO Setns blidte
ibm In b0dftem Befrem6ett na9. Nuf
cine 70 fon6erbare Weubung in benz Ges
nebulen be8 gntberSisen alten Wfannes
mar er oenn bod iiidt porbereitet ees
neien, ltttb er l9tpanfte etne @eile, oh
es nt9t Dielleidt am beiten let, pentt ct
bas 6nus perlie6e, obne bic III ausli6t
9eftellte glntlport ab3niparten.
Da 9ing Die Tbiir auf unb boz oeS
Doftors Bliden tau1te elm bolbielie
er9lhbenoe8 liebrei3en6e8 M6bhens
antlie auf, nnb cine ianfte 9timme
faote: rMein @ro6pater ihi6t mid
Der, neil Sie mir etiuas mifsutbeilen
tpiinl1ten, Derr Doftor!A Il
Da mar es Seeing NIT einen1 Male,
als itiir3e bas gauge @ebduoe beroilder
Gntlasuns, baS er ii9 in 70 i6mer5-
limem Sample alrebt oesimmert, fld9>
li6 In Triilnmern, obne 6aB Tim bieIe
9ataftropbe i'm erlten Mfoment 70 redt
gum BeipuBt5ein gefoulmen wdre. @r
'nuBte itberbaupt our9 Wtariens Gr>
f9etnnng tpie 6urf) Elm @unber I'M
olle Grinnerung un6 nm iebes Bemu6ts
iein ieiner Gage 9efommen lein, benn
tpie bdtte er ibr ionlt in T6tlem hellen
Jubels anttporten f0nnen: rMtarie-
illeine liebe, tbeure Mtarie mas ioa i6
Shnen anoeres mtttbeilen, als oas id)
@ie lieb babe-ad), 70 iiber alle Mase1
lieb babeiA
Gs muBte oabinsefteGt blsiben, oh es
9sraOe oies gefpeisE mar, mas Wfarie 5u
1oren eriuartet batte; aber ipenn es
enc ueberrnl9utig mar, tunBte tie oies
ielDe leoenfaas gan3 letolt9 3a ertras
Gen oeltn alS 4ieu1ens yrlccilS nah
AL IL Elsaa
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1s. aapiteL

Die Stuube sebt aud 6ur1 ben
fdmeriten Gag
Das Di9terport, tpel1es Berno b.
pobeHbrud tn eiueH ausenbLid tieffter
0liebergefhlagenbeit feinem ssreunbe
ju9erufen, e8 bepdbrte ieine tr6itli1e
Wabrbeit aud an ben beioen unelids
liAen 6rauerl i'm @ibeni6At'iGen6a 6aufe.
YoH BEN i9tperen Mnfall sbres alien
Yeibens, ber iie on Der Sei1e 6e8 fret
iutlis aus Dem Qebei1 sei6is6enen Sat.
ten beimgeiubt, mar bte beflasens,
iuertbe 6raii ifon mad Berlauf BON
a6t Ea9en ioreit ber9eitellt, baB iie fi9
pieber obne freroe 6tlfe beipegen uub
oagemah bnmit be0innen fonnte, Tin
Berein nit Coma Die 8orbereitnneen fir
ibre ueberfieblnug h eine an6ere Wobs
nntig 81 treffen. lleber bas meme 6etta,
pel4es bic beiben Grauen ftb f9affen
iouten, maren beItiintute @ntfhllIie
nod ,ii6t 9efoBt. Soma lebnte ith bars
no9, Berlin gang 3l Derlalien l,tb 5id)
nit Der leioenoeu Mfutter an treen6
eitten ftillen, tpeltentlegencts Ort 5u
fli9ten, on ipel9em fie gtiemallO
lannts unb glteman6 lire @ei6i6te or,
fabren ionnte. 1ein3, Der an Berlin
eefeiielt mar. ftrdubte ii9 gegen ben
@eoanfen. bic S6utlolen bon iid lai,
fen 81 foHtn, un6 70 mar man oiersebn
Tdes na6 Nu9uit Gibeni9as' 1ooe
trot alien @rfDdgens unb lleberleeens
nod ni9t su eiteu beitimmten Blane
gelangt.
Da tpurbe zines 8ortnittaas, ais
6rau @ibeuf6iis allein In Der Wobnung
autueienb mar, ein frember BeIu6er
9snieloet. n@nitau b. 9oritmar4 ftano
auf Der Biiitenfarte, ipelhe baS Wldb.
den beretngebra1t bate, un6 eiit bods
getoa9iener alter 6err nit fonnper,
brannten @eli9t llno BON militdrii6
frazier 9oltuug trat cine Minute ipdter
iiber bic Shtpelle.
Mtit begrei5li6er 3uriidbaltung be,
9riiBte lbn bic Nittipe, bic na6 ben
tranrigen Grfabrun9en Der letten @os
asH niir 5u ieBr 9eneist mar, in alien
LlnbetaHttteu un6 llnerparteten etfpaS
BeinoieligeS nno Nebroblihes 3u ere
blidtn. Gber 6err b. 6orltmar mar
tstn Wtann bon bielen uuildiDeifen unS
WtHlsltiigen. CT sing NIT iolSatii6er
@eraohstt anf BEN titrleften @ese iet'
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: MIs eine eInnaene q q,

ais eine gelungene g as
TIRE auf ba8 gerIanaen Der Gilbers
leute, bdB ibre probnttion bur6 6reis
prdgung ober bur6 Silberantdufe ges
i9iBt nerbe, tpirb ein S6riftben be-
tra9tet, tpel9es su Nem Dort erf6ies
men iit unb fir &upfer benlelben S9uB
berlangt. naupfer", beiBt e8 barin,
rift bas pabre @elb be8 8olfes unb
mar es ieit mebr als 2000 Sabren.
@enn bas ganb in llnglid mar, tpenn
uniere 8elb Saifif6e ibr @olb unb
Silber anfltapelten, 70 blieb aupFer
feiner pflicbt getreu i'm umlauf unb
bic MiinSe, bic Der arme 9rbeiter fir
feline tdeIi6en 9ebenSmittel bate. Die
@olbb0de beS Ofens unb bic SiIbers
b6de be8 Weitens baben ben preis
bon SUPPER berabgebriidt unb feinen
geb6rigen @ebrau6 als Nationol, 8eIb
perbinbert. 9ie 3eit iit ba fir bic
&upfer=P Probucenten utb ibrer 9rbei>
tersQrmee, bic BON bielem Metal ibren
GerOienit bat, ben Rnf su erbeben fir
n6reis&upfer OOer freien &ompfI"
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,,@ut ausieheu".

Das rsut uusieben" bdnst ntht Bios ppn ber paut.
farbe ab. Gs est ttefer, benn es bdust benz se.
fuuben 3uianbe Der tuneren Srsane as. ST bic 9sber
antbdtiS, bann febt manNselb unb sauts aus, TT ber
aus, fnD bic Nteren ansesrtfen, hann fiebt mon
srdmIiH uno perbrieBlid aus. Gorge fur quite Ges
iunbbeit, eanu ptrft Du seut auSieheu4. electric
SttterS III Sas SroBe etlmttte, has anreaeub unb bes
benb auf bte fnneren Orsans einptrtt Gs pertretbt
snslet& Gnsl6ldse, @ei8pdre, Gle9ten unb icnitise
uuretntgtetteu Der Saut, unb per6aft eineu retneR
Getut. 3u bdben In ber apptbete bon GbpIpb Dretb,
abcmpicn & Go. so Gents bic 5lai6e.
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Pellets. Sie sntbsben 3id ieSer llH,utrds.
iidtttt nuS leiifen @utes. Sbre @trtuna III
bon Daner.
Serltopfnng, Terbauunssbeidweroen Sal.
lsnftub, saffrii6es Ober biiiOies &opftp.b
uHo ale Storungsu Der eeber, bes Wloaens
uno Der Gtngetpsibe iuerben burf iie perbii-
let, seitnbsrt unb fiir tmmer iurirt. GO tpirS
sarantirt Sab fie befrisoisenb Dirfen;
ipsHn Hidt tptrS bas @elb bafar suriidse.
sebeu.
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= Die @eiammt5abl Der Gbinefen
in ben Ser. Staaten betrus 1880 105,s
465 unb sebm Sabre ipdter nur 107, AIS.
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Stel 5u Id M er,
fir bic Slsinen, iuie
fir bic @ro6en, iinO
bic orbindren, bid.
bdudiscn Yillen. gu
srcB gu nebmen unD
gu fdluer ,li usrbauen.
Die tleinffen, am
ietdjtefteA ,u ncbn,.u.
ben unb biaisften fnS
DR.. Bierce's Pleasant
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: Sn elmer S6ule murben persons
gener @O6e bic idbrli6en priifunsen
abgebalten. @iner Der angeben6en
@ei6idtsfori6er f6rieb in feinem
9lufiaBe iiber rbie @ntbedung Mmeris
fa'S"; r@OlumbuS ftanb unermibli9
auf benz 9intertteile unb ipdbte mad
Qanb aus
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= Ser Sbis. tpei6en man in ggpps
ten fur beilig bielt, fommt tn Gloriba
bdufig por unb tpirb bort ge3dbnt.
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ssSsit On on aatarrb,
10 er9ebt bic aufforberuus
an Did, DR.. Gases Ca
tarrh Remedy si probir,1.
5ilffs Dir nid)t, 70 erbdltit
Du $500 baar.
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= Sober, Der an 4ppetitlofgfeit leis
bet, iolte einen gerfu6 nit 9r. 9lus
guit &6nigs 9ambarger Sropfen ma>
9en, unb elm gutter gppetit pirb li6
einiteIlen.
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Ynsuaderei Ynsnladerei +!

RnBntaderei Yntnladerei !
Die ne,.eite Mobe, gut unb biuis semadt,
finb in ber 4utma@ers gbtbeiluns pprsufinben.
sSmportirte gSaare.
SIS ltegt in ber 9tbfbt unieren gansen
@orratb bon tpai6baren aleiberitoffen bon
80 Cts, 45 Cts. unb 40 @ts. gBertb ~ bem
einen Preiie bon
35 Gents bic Daro
auS3aperfuufen. Die ipdbIeriidftsn &unben
tperoen bic &ebaftion gu tpiirbisen ipiilen.
Sonbenirs Sonnenirs
Gaen geiudern unb aunben pfferiren mir
bteie 8o4e SrinfsIdler, auf bsnen bic ber=
f@iebenen @ebauIidfeitem Der .@bicasoer
Ausftellung seidIiffen iinb, gu
s Gents oas stiid.
Gnbersipo foitet berieIbe @egenitant 15
Gents unb bariiber.
unter5erg fii1 Damen unO &inoer !!
Bon 25 Gents BIS gu 81 fir ben ansus
Dteie @aare lit biQieer als man ben Stpff
y. { r.fL -
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SC 9tDt0ter ot anbfa oto mgr mi6m 0ilOf nrbeu5aIu
a 6e lr quite gsaart biaie 8t bttr benrt6een f5unea
8eiR= @aaren ! @ei6 Baarsn /!

WeiBs Waareu ! @eib : Waarsn !
S Gents bie OarS.
3tpei aiften tpeibe, carrirte unb seftreifte
9ainioof bon ,tnb 10 Gts. pert5, gu Cts.
Die YarS.
127s Gents bte garb.
Sine Site eaipu, iatinsseftreift, ebr biuis
gu Is unS 20 ets., fir 1216 Gts.
35 Gemts Die garb.
30 Stiid, latin .geitreift, unb Spiben.2aipn,
tets gu 30 gts. perfauft, iptrS Sieis @ode au
81 @ts. anSebpten.
Striinlpfe, Is Geuts oas Yaar.
rs 9nsenb i@tparse6t unb iebr feline 0a.
men Striimpff, tpeIhe eep5bnlid su So Cts.
Derfauft rerSen; bieie @O@s nur 25 Gents.
9anenzSaillen! 9amen=gailleu !
bon so Gts. su 500 bro etRd.
Diefe Gbtbeiluns 1T pollitdnbis, mas Der.
lhteoene Btadiperfe, Garben, SHUTTER unb
SrDben anbeIanst.
Seionsers bea6tenswertb iinb bic Rblpolz
len Empire Waists" in tueiben nnb alien
6arben.
Dr't Siifen paiaedte seblimt
5 Gents bic Ynrh. Giinnhnn1a In
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l1uter5erg fii1 9anleu uno aiuoer !!

gon 25 Gents BIS gu 81 fir ben 9(nsus.
Dieie Baare lit biIIieer uls man ben etoff
faufen unb ielbft naben fann
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eeioele OaIb s,anOidabe,

in i9pat3, tpeib unb alien Sarbea, bic 40
,lnb so Gts. bas gaar trertb iinb, sn
25 Gemts has paar.
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EoR nYsnEps1A

FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach iisort ters, take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
ali dealers keep 1t, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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Gbineiiide 9eioe, 81 Gts. bic Yarb.
IS 9ieie 8aare tit so @ts. tuertb, bod iper.
ben mir iie gu Dbisem &reife rerfoufen.
Az Gents bic Barb.
25 Stiid ihDner sebliimter 9infiiiter
Seibe, bon upraiislider auaIitdt. Rebtairt
bon 65 SIS. gu AZ gts.
"a Gents BITE Darb.
9ebr fetn, "a 3ca brett, unb bilIis ~ 76:
Cts; tpirb iebt gu 64 gts. bic garb pertaaft.
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goriets goriets |!

Sn bieier abtbeilunS t0nnsn mir sinfa&
nidt iibertroffen iperben, ba mir nur bic Be,
tanntIi@ beiten @orten gu ben m5sli9it biIs
Iisen gretfen fiibrsn.
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6d4er ! 6d4er! GSdber /!

Speben erbalten bic grDbte NMsiuaBl 6as
der, bic ie bier gum 8ertauf alsseiteIlt tparbe
bon ets bis gu $3.50 fur 8ar4meat, unh
40 gts. 3,s $3.50 fir Sause.
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9anten=gailleu 9ameu=gailleu
WlSbeln, @rphoeden. yerpidIts

2rd Sfm walaeAk 1mh
@asbe gab @as9ams @ensbe
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Die neueite Mobe, gut unb biLIis sena9t,
finO in BET Rnsmaders GbtbeiIuns pprsufinben.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-10-04
THE LABOR WORLD.

Boston has 1400 union cisarmakers.
LOWELL (Mass.) mills are starting up.
CHICAGO leads the country in idle men.
THERE are 1000 union railroad men.
KAFFIR (Africa) servants have union.
HoEoKES, n. j., may erect labor temple.
DENVER unions will try cooperative house
keeping.
PAUPER labor is reaching this country in
droves via Canada.
NEW YORK harness makers pay 800 on the
death off member.
LAUNDRY WORKERS will form National
union at Poughkeep5ie, \. Y.
A NASHVILLE employer has enabled all his
hands 20 visit the Worlds Fair.
TIE closing Of Lowell mills mas almost de-
peted the funds Of local pawnbrokers.
LOUISIANA planters nave complained TO the
Governor abont convict labor competition.
THERE have been serious riots in the Eng
lish mining districts in Yorkshire and some
adjoining counties.
The office employees Of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad have voluntarily offered to
scale their wages down from ten to twenty
per cent.
CENTRAL NEW YORK hops are being picked
this year by respectable folks out OF other
jobs, instead of by the usual collection OF
tramps and toughs.
A MOVEMENT is on foot among influential
members OF the International Plumbers
Union to establish a system OF life insurance
in connection with the union. -.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-10-04
A SUPREME COURT JUSTICE.
President Cleveland NOminates WILL
lam B. Hornb1ower, Of New York.

President Cleveland Nominates WILL
lam B. Hornblower, Of New York.
President Cleveland has nominated Will
lam B. Hornblower, Of New York, whose
portrait is given above, to be Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States, vice Samuel Blatchford, deceased.
William B. Hornblower was born in Pater-
son, N. j., in May, 1851. He was great
grandson OF signer Of the Declaration Of
Independence. One Of his uncles was the
late Justice Bradley, Of the United States Su-
preme Court. His father was the late Rev.
DR.. Hornblower, Of the Presbyterian Church.
An odd fact is that his father, after start
ing out to become a lawyer, decided to be
clergyman, and the son, who intended to be
apreacher, entered the legal profession.
Mr. Hornblower was educated at Prince
ton, from which college he was graduated in
1878, winning prize in English literature.
In the following year he entered the law
office of Carter & Eaton, in New York, and
was admitted to the bar in the spring of
1875. He entered the law firm of Carter.
Hughes & Kellogg in 1876, remaininga MEM
ber of it until January 1st, 1888, when he Or
ganized the present firm OF Hornblower,
Byrne Taylor.
In 1882 Mr.. Hornblower married niece Of
the late Judge Sanford, OF New York City.
She died several years ago, leaving two sons
and daughter.
Mr.. Hornblower is but forty-two years Of
age, and is consequently the youngest JUS
tice ever appointed with the exception Of
Judge Story, who was appointed an Associ-
alto Justice at the age of thirty-two.
Mr. Hornblower is President Of the Prince
ton Alumni Association, and Is member Of
number of prominent New York clubs. In
politics he is q Democrat.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-10-04
1rFE SAVING DRILL AT THE FAIR.

The exhibits of the United States life say.
ing service are especially interesting to in
land people. Those who live on seacoasts have
opportunities enough to familiarize them
selves with the maneuvers, though, of course,
there are thousands OF them. too, who know
nothing OF the service but what they read.
The exhibitions are given on the shore ofthe
lake just of the north end OF the Manufac-
lures Building and are valuable illustrations
ofthe work and worth of the service, though
they lack the impressive accompsniments OF
hurricane winds and mountainous waves.
A mast is rigged up about 800 yards from
shore to do duty as wreck, and man
perched in the crosstrees is the person to be
saved. The lifeboat, mounted on wheels, is
hurriedly drawn down the beach, hastily
launched and quickly rowed cut to the mast
and back again. In illustrating the use Of
the life line small brass mortar is used. A
bomb from this carries out line that drops
across the yardarm OF the mast. The ship
wrecked man pulls on this, and with it draws
out a big rope, which he fastens to the mast.
Those on shore then tighten it up and send
out tho 'breeehes buoy which is something
like u pair OF butternut canvas trousers
mounted on hoop, and in this the man is
hauled ashore
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A HORRIBLE COLLISION.
A Train Plows Through Bodies o
Sleeping Passengers.

A Train Plows Through Bodies OF
Sleeping Passengers.
Nine persons met death and q score of
| others were injured, several of them fatally,
| in crash of trains on the Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Chicago and st. Louis Railroad at
| a.2O D. M, near the little village Of Manteno,
| ILL.,, forty-eight miles south Of Chicago. The
! second section OF train No. IS. which Is the
! "Big Four Express" leaving Chicago at 8. 10
D. M, crashed into the rear end OF the first
! section.
The first section of the train, Engineer
| Sampill and Conductor Tyner, pulled out OF
the Illinois Central passenger station at
Twelfth street, having train consisting
! of mail, two baggage cars, smoker, two
"dead," or empty coach In the rear:
This train was Immediately followed
by its second section. Engineer Char
les Ames, Conductor lJn Eden, and was
followed closely all the way down to the
scene OF the catastrophe. The train register
Mt Chicago bears notice to all passenger
| trainmen that there is no water at Kankakee
station, hence 1t became necessary Tor Engine
985 to stop at the water tank Just south Of
| Manteno to take q supply. 10 this stop Is
attributable the calamity.
AS the first section hauled up ct the water
tank Conductor Tyner sent his rear brake
man buck with red light to flag the second
section, but before the fagman had got q
hundred yards the second section could bc
plainly heard rapidly approaching, though
hidden behind curve in the track,
where signal could not be seen.
An instant later it dashed rapidly into
view, and seeing the frantic signals OF
| the fagman from the first section, Engineer
| Ames reversed his engine ard applied tho air
brakes. Owing to the high rate OF speed at
which the second section was running this
did not seem materially to check its speed,
! and an instant later, with O fearful crash,
the rear car was reduced to mass OF splin-
tered timbers and twisted iron. The wreck
OF the rear car was thrown high in the air,
falling back upon the engine.
The terrible impact forced the forward
sleeper into the rear end OF the dny coach
Just ahead This coach was filled with pas
sengers. The car piowed its way literally
through the bodies Of sleeping men and
women. The passengers In the rear train
escaped with nothing more than q severe
shaking up. -,-
The crash OF the collision was plainly
heard in Manteno, and in few minutes the
residents Of the village we're upon the scene
in force.