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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
GRAND RAPIDS LAND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
81 AND 81 woNDERLY suuDNc.


...: oTs IS 2. =: 500 bst :s +
situated, With eIcslfent waVs, dFstclsss, ave-
ing par. OF eits. jo5f up The Br.i fhlo Add
selling thee 81 prioss that cannot y dupii-
Gated.
We Offer this week Q crack hsrsaio n . ass
house and lot On Dayton street. near lndisaa.
stone cellar. cisters. roorns all IN god repair
II yca want place on West Sid look - tkis
one Ut tl,sa
ifyou are looking tcv suite Of plsasass. con.
veni~nt rooms, With hard and soft water and all
conveuienccs. near street car Itas. east aide,
wc have them ct modrsats rental.
.0S Ia: ss.ss lot ssi g:S SS,s
at seush Grand Rsplds; ell good lots. Hooses
and lots Tor sale on payments. moderate - rrnt.
Lots sos sale In sny part 81 city yoa de~iss. a.
low ~ the lowest and a. good as the hest.
An elegant orange plantation, located On the
famous fruit h~lt " Florida. all In bserias and
paying = handsome dividend. for sale % ex
change for god stock farm in Michigan.
We e.s s.si yra ssstsv-k almost any alnhss
cf aercs III hardwood tfmbrs roo vtsl II ntchi-
gan, at ilev priers aAd % favosohls terms.
Tnuss AsK no caEs1herA
lfycu vast Ds0s % West Ride stross. suit.
abe fns hsss os sspres. near ecribass. ~ BAR
GAINS. ~ Ne show pa shms.
RooF- to Gent, ls1ee ead p.essses; rssidssss
part 81 city; east side fssnished; cheap
Moa~y loasea auirksy. At icv rassa, % live
city property OF good farms. In sums 10 silt
We have r-sid.see Prcpsssi-. 81 bsssaias. =
various parts of the cdr. We take plsasufU e
showins oas pscpessis a. spplieasioa.
general raj estate hssise.s transacted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

II suthos II Molly Bxwns 10 an
Isine nd u Scottish dsscrnt. vhoss
uakS1po nAn,o was Hamltoa. bat vho
sssv heoss ths name u her srcoad hus-
lad HAY Hunxsrfosd. u Cahirrnore
Ma Hsagsrford he's sis children. and
kss g.sstsss dsiight ufsss writing - To
dc CD dstve Yah th~w in the large.
sj31nnhiaae1 gArslpa u their h0ms In
euen1y Cnek Nrs Hsnxes6rd y siso
wy fad q driving and . nsvsr happy
ezpsps h ths eousfry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
E..,.-h " s..~n IN ro,,,sr..

During The r~s-nf sles'lons Fngsish
~umsn have h>-u mere scrivesr ssed
tass ---~ IN pclsticsl sers They tav-
descended ,ats IN. sscrA ~ pescfszl
rciirics. a. enc svstes hsr sasd. AMI sr-
>s.issvcrinx - s~esr t clean WITH the
h~-,as Il shese ,stell,s~ur~ Wsessv,sr
s--s,ags have ben heid they hare az
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

~ scsssi sr--~sfas ~ No ssevk b<.g1~<s ~
re r>s ftsss sna esr~<srrs ~ ~ fsvsDd kss.f1p
q ne eereis.rf, vie f~dsss5 t4<sk " ss.e
GIFTS ~ ayzsf ksyssss uss> - ns~5uesH. nH
Ts~~ass, sss And lsss. - Y e'eLs~s ~ ne
fsw<oswrs Sr~s Nm aprxv<nss.
ps%sA, Aps0 ssA. s~n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

lined VIII . nsaiun sAAAs a yellow.
These doilies may b na6s u Ane ahiTt
linen. sstia damssk or any u Tho othsr
matmiAls usaAlly ussd for such purposes.
0ER1HCDg WAlEf1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

DToBATE ORDER State a Michigan.
j Comfy ~ kent, S. Al . s-.sicn ~ the
gFchsse c,nrs Coz SAID csunty of Kent, held nj
the probate Office ~ The city ct Grand Rapids.
.sna eisSs hsna~d and nnes, ~ .sr~ one '"0a
Prr.-us, Cyrss T. Perkins. Jodse Il Prchsss
In Tire matter ef the estate 81
fRANk H. ElCH. dssccss~d
su~enna Rich. having filed In this e~srt hss
petition. rra,irx that Tho sntpissvasicc Al
s:id estate ..st - granted 10 Lsc'ss 4 Hseks'
II i ordercsI. that Monday. the 18Th day II
mag. jsiel al hn o'cinrk IN the forenoon, nj said
prveese cAsce hs asyosss~a sor hsssis9 ss,d
Asd IL u fursisss s@~s-r~a. that cory ~ sAis
cssi-r Ne pnhrhsA ihrre ssrce-sis~ ~e.ks, pro-
..oss - said As 81 hssr,ns. m che O rssd Ras..
$500, r hss.'d !, az. as,g 1922 r"n'e" and
-, ciRusE PERKINS,
nss.s sf' Js~r R.~; sss.s Of r r.; s.;
DRoBAIK ORDER ssss.of Michiss,. oosn.
" OF Kent, 81 AZ . ss<si,n II she VFohsse
s.s" ss. IL he " s,,, q sss ssr - on *.
SRh asy ~ Aprsi. In the pear osss tisosss~nd
eight hasdr-d and ninety -shr,e.
frerht c,ros Perkins, s.ds- al rrchsss
SARAH v ARNBRt-sTER. sie~.s-~a.
Chs!iso u. Arwtsvsser. having lid ~ this
epefv uN vftestoo. rrstfs f8of tft am fufstfs-
ton ~ ssid esssts nag NJ srsasrd =" PRANK ".
York.
Il . osdes~d thai Nsna.s. tho 81. slsr a Msy.
lHH, ~ 70 o'eierk ts the fsrenccu ~ ssis pm
hate coass, hs Appointed for bssrins sad
pettsicn.
Ard u 10 fnrt,.~r ora~r~S shs, . cog, ~ chi.
osdes ~ rutAi.h~d thru successive ~-~ss pr~-
vsous Va sssd daf a besrsrs. tn the trsss Esr
ID Hssnld daily n~wsr.yer Printed and CIR
eslsssnG In ss,d ossuusy 81 keas-
fYRus r rERKISs.
a tr0e eu1y1 Iudge ~ prSsssse
1DRORsTE ORpER sssse 81 Michigan.
j Cosnsy ~ kens. -. ~ r>e~is'n ~ the
pvuhssf esnrt fs~ sid roeos3 ~ kesss b~id ~
the probate c<1ce. b IN efty ~ Grand ksptd-.
snd the Wh dey ~ Acfsk. ~ The y~ss ose
tbcussssd eight kuD1r~5 scd nfp~sy shy~>.
frv>~nt. ffrrs 3. F~vkins judge - pyosssss.
10 the g>fsrs ~ tbe state ~
VARY a GRANGER. der~s~sd
Nsrrarst sassry. s1~~ssrts ~ sks last Oil
srd sssssmsrtsss ssiA s~csss~S. having v~ess~~A
~ shis asrurs h~s trial edB snssssss.ce sersysrs.
II " ordered that Fsssisy. 'bs sfh dsy Mrs
- 81 ten eissk The fsseo<vsf.. ~ sss1 poo
hste sybee. h~ appointed Ss~ sbs exsrsinsssen
oed aiko~sces ~ sssf srreass.
Aed II fs further s~S-~e1 fbsf = ctsy 81 thss
sS3~s ~ rst-lssh~1 shrs> ss~~~<sse ~r<4s 49,
sks1. ~ ssid d<y - h~srsas N shr Grind Esr
sss Hetnh. assir s~vspsf~r. prfrr-d Hsd css-
eslsfsns ~ Sad rsssnss ~ ks~t
fyHus . fgRGfSs
Hsssf .. 5s~ssl.. erssss~- AIT go >
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

DssoA ssA Bssess bsoes Dse1enA
Many lsdies nov 80 small plates
sbout four inches across In the place Of
the OLD style butter chips. Ths doilies
fer these plates are most frequently
mads IN the form Of . flower ocuvsntiou-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
FACTORY FOR RerJ.

nv, hs,jtiaS. scsxp I~~s' nov assurssa n
Grssd Rspias Feis h.os eor-pssv sish ssses
r~.sr. ssssrs power. eirss.ss. psia shasssaa,
rulieys, steam heating scg srssax. et<. situated
90 Mil street. irsr.-dts'siy sessA ~ Hs>ell
.srr.~s sv-ep~s Cotnrsnyi sue of lcs hsslsD;
v.y~-fssran MAJ I, &srox ~ 0pUeSpsL.
i1iro The Nrhisss IRE, Conesss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
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XA8 oA4&U6.
=: sc 60 -. &c: 80 = - -!
go; y -: - = shskss 1iis6tS
9 ~ 60 60 e ~.
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.ixy.4.l = . >ssi -
80 - -. - unnnv svu,un
.. ! s -.
S.:.:s ) - 1z&sS:
80; - - = -: 80 -
G0sug. xss1k $500 Dssun1sdnn
EssIsl1sS6ssI0cesesu rAa1As.A
- - - - - - 80
-: ::!sEA -
e. sssikspN - @.ss - -
- s:ssEyss - = - 49,
- s.s 80 - ~ - o-.~ = s-s~
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:s g. 8 49,. :s;:s::iS ... e.: - = -
FOl1 y1ucNT.
FACTOR - Nm ssssss, s1)sl.tse - -
Csspss rwsrpss ia ssaU 6rlnk. - . -
ssic.. .sseI gsw1S ssee9 s2ss. he>qAs -
h~sssne " tGDs1D; passs1aSoo a. e
sHuua 1tspse. stow I'M, eoasunnkaD -.
kasd - oasoa S>soe4. VooGnD loo seal
wssh eses(asescD; G<zs6 NJ. soosnnnbls ~:
pussessiSa 0Ay Z.
- ckevyy, % suO0A
- Suusk tolIspo svpaua furnAsAnA 3 49,.
god hot veasooak5e r~nA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
Who Mas,tO

To h-sy Q asoe tsssse hcsss 60 ~ -
ps~ssr~rs see~S~t ooeo<if3 tc~~ss~N go
ss~ s~-s Il ester = ~ all - e~-S sHBa.
ASxr-ss cAs& e. WSissss. Hssssd e6keA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

M1s Vlnsraos Aaassyas.
Aio YSossnee Aaryyst. daughter of
ths fsaONs writer. has always made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29


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80 ssssSS sssssss. : Gsss1sa3H =
"ANTuO - umaCK AND Stone AfsONs
w - - oPil1Bn' 90 frflsN kscksAs~.
49, ~ - - 80
VnyA0Y6O-P eiek1~i ,e-~S,e,.- - l.<ay "A
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49, y, ~ ~ - s.ssrrsa e.
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nvpnuev~S "a
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w ri Soss.vsst. 49,, ID ~ 80 y - - ~
yvlAss ssrss1 siss. NJ t3.. n S.Ss,s.s. =
WaxIED- -, god sis,. e ~ a.rsn.kias
@v.S-, rr---.---,--. -,
gsn p lsnsral hossswcst.
Aopsy o. cs'rs - Nd- - Pasis avenue.
wAMT1o- AoxM7s.
w ~ " s s,ssas
w 49,. "a sU ~ nrs.x.s.
tSes cad SouseAcid sperisisiss. Csii' or al
dspss VITA sslsrs~r~s' IT, 1srsyity Tv,nc IA.
.o.1..y. =. .ss.ese sese.e. leeses. ascA.
NyE 00ee aasaGs BIZ mousy n ea~Iusive ter.
w siSpey. 61e ~ ELI a .ishs 10 ei,s o.
ess ~ cScsicses ~ .s AS6s.ss Az. So
DO. Ma Uo.G7i S7srh ssrrs& Cf,c mn 1f ono
ro0 ora0-1oose
49, 1911 --USSSWS.
LNoR RENf-Nscely furnished room. steam
Il heat, bath. eus; NO batter In the city I,6
Ransom stree. q
IA the , .'rosnd s"os; tD,n:es heat, gas. bath
amer >. n. 2is b.rslest street. opposite south
Division street school att
mon 1rWT- $3.50 80 A. A. w.
kwA nfNI-kcmAnhed roo3s In the Wine
roosas No. d SostI bivisioa street. S-isu
- roH n9Mr-.oys1s:
y %.oiel. ss.ts: furnace, rs.. closets. etc
- -. -
II Lake avenue 3
---------------
\ Wet hsdse ssrsst. =
s:s'1 s
no a.sT-I,.1,ne. 1.... q. se,,s..,
l street z. sced repair: good we'll. ci,,ern
ies s ella. Sa ~ '" rho@.' room % N;s
o sES Nh "A S'w scs.', nnsnsd !. hard
Uns1s street oes de- scath q F:Gai,in street.
III mo
TVOR SALE on RKNT-A a. - -. -
II Yuisoa stsceA Also hosses ssd i"ss fcr
reat o. ale n Dunson's sdditIos. Aprly n
ron R1MT-OUssNEss.
TOR RENT-Tbe four ssory ana h...meoe
-
TS~;.s. 'nkocs ~ S.''s' '"S. " Z ~ 'ax
49,. -, - -
TvOR REST-The storee rc., .,rr.n;.,A ~,
~sasoery rnise' on fean street
aSire Of Eoss Pntnsm. Is M%ros ssrses. an
WAWTBO-VO W0WV.
w furnished rooms. With hath 4 possihls:
9ust. b centrally located AddFssS .. r.,
WAWTR0-DoAR0
>->-.SS..ssS---~,.~---. $1,000
w tshl. - shssAOs. ssrsss Ae IN
- - $3.50
COON HOTET Warn ronm
ONLY - 10 q; trsnsieots. n ana q. So hSsk Sr,.s
At Lincoln Houso. No g 6prine sfrcss Guar
sntee O. eood fass q any &.OS 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
az 70 3s PER day o. hnms. esaline Liehtnine
W rIasee ana plating 1ewciry. watches
teosswsN. &c t,sses tne meet ot teweiry
80 q nsvl On az h,nds q metal Nth gold
Evssy aeess he sccds sssdias Dastias. b. X
Dsa.o. Cossmoss o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

Two YOU WANT MONEY! n %. yys ON Ara
- II 70 ycss sAvastasS 10 - - before bur.
vvtns.
We make Snans - boasehCld sr~sa. ctaass
buseea, vs9una. a. p~r~pnai rrvsseytp ~ shy
lind 81 The lowest gos~sbls ratss and In the
quickest psssibie tune
Our hssss ere made vsshcus rut,iicisy spd
The prpsrsy \ isst In POOR individual T-c.sss
ssna.
Leave can ~ CARVED ~ iceg ~ desired ~ ran
~ PAD In feli. cs In par. ct sey time ~ sust
yv~x ecevsnisnc-, sod any psrt pssd reduces the
cost ~ EARRING the iosn-
~ yoa ove balance % funtsse~. pisso ~
ctbes prgs,erty. ve vii rsy u ~ a,s yos. sod
carr - long yvs de~ise.
We al~e make Iosns IN ths bsilAins I'd loas
ss~cesssisn yaan.
Our ofrss Or. the most pleasant In the rssv
ard are ~, arrsnss-f that psrss-- calling sf.s.a
% nnay r. waited spoa easckly ssd ccurt~
OOa1y.
RemsUst,>r that pa have she v-e ~ hs.sh the
cscr>sp End the soosS and esn return the
@oa~y 81 sny tine
GRAND RAPlrys MORTGAGE LOAN co,
Rs-ssn 2, 1cses hIc~t.
- To-. II a -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

Want Columns
RGAl aovAvg ON.
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= saeksss. - 81 psss<ss. B ks =
qswEs1T AM oAKHAix txxTs 4.
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tsss::ss - a. s. .ss:. e 81! -
seoS q. !: -: :: i = ::.. :. J. =
= spSn - sefss.s - es>s sssoA cne~
EPe 49, ~ s~nGssliy isese.a sessAsurA
Ia1t1 Larss3 sk,S ks,s-s s,ss 4 II I1siS
5 :s:s s !. So. ~ - 60
=: :: ;,;, 8: !: = -, q
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HOE esLE- .ey ,s.f..s.I !. =. -. -
s.sS -: I'll ~ Sss.ss.is:. a, sx.es Z x
Sssess. IA Ed - HssAisssb hsil1ias
yss -. ke ~ ss.s s-s..-s w..,sAs A.
raeasi has ga 4rsts: 18th. ssss ir1t, eeisasd
+ sss: ~ q re; So: , Ssasss : s~e's
fee sals. Ma. q Tanner ssrrs<, sssdsissA
heass. - Arls bet: cell snd eszsess pssre
n.sS Sssssss z nsscss. Sss- > snd ~ wi.sdt
for ala. due s~w kuuse. c.sSes Pleasant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

Ar. Nswcuos Ckisaing HI hps1sa1
Thsrsb ous Tor mammaand ons 60 hokg
sister.
Aiss Una Ware twith spparsst indle
nstioup-Why. Mr.. ESwoomA yoa 10.
got yoursslf!
Mr.. Nswcoms (dshGhtsdlyN 80 I ~
Well, hsres 90 for 1ysslG-1s&sine
oxso "a 1870
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
l5a]llk5l!l!II]

We Asvs 3 Ans IIne a nlHn's "a nngs' Saisa,
0vcscoqls. LAAi0' yaekeea. Cs0ss. nseklnAuahes,
Dres 0oods. Rsefes and H[sSss suits that -
while payinl Ter them-
fHE WhEN, Over Arcade catsanca
Roums ox cad N Power Op~ra uouse H0ck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29


oA>s. LOANS. LOANS Prom sst upwards
y a ca kcoes~ srd i~-s ~ fsysr-1 H-psts 90,
eosA farm N kens rosnss sos Gre I'VE thru
sors - I'VE yesss: eonsstlors ~ p.yrsenss 80
sun borrower. ycba y. Martin. Ne - tss.l
ssye~s. q
NG~Gy To IOA<-In lsrse 80 snail qnspfs-
vi tee us-ce isbfrc~e4 r~sl esss.s s.r fss's
cont. Ne ss@p tsss s-osss5 mortgages s~sur>-
srs ne fsrs> ard hen .k~ ssrs. ~ e.vsy r--v
erns ~ sh~ vsiasttssx - the Srsr~rty fhrrsss
Lean tssr~sstsa~s. Io9usr~ - rpuss ~ ". q
a.ass ssr-es, ctpe~sse sv-~ss eo,~s. ss-.ps
Rsyld. Michigan. a.
II fpif ws>r ~o~~y. e,sh~s % ek.s,els ..
N Tev-e h,o~t ssrsns esrsss. mseksssa <
: - 49,
w sr-sii srresrss - arr fo~-s q eosss ss~o-.
nv r~srt A ver~s - us~k "a. Trs.s
hsiissns. eo<. Pod 80 osss~s ssse-sa TEES
eSsas fla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

LNAsv PAYMENTS II yoa vsns 10 t,ay
n s~all home a easy .psyueeis- sed IL I
lean ksIp yoa 10 Epy : Eossa. Joss b. Esrsas.
- Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

suite u three furnished OF an
w furnished rooms. with hath u posaihle
.a!ust b centrally located AddFsss .. F.,
Herald Office. Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05


Favorable elements In the situation aro
appearing, even IL they ere SLOW 20 Assert
. direct influence. The import movement
Of gold from Europe n delayed both hy
the unwiiiingnsss Of the Bank Of Engiand
and other large holders Of the metal =
part with their balances and By the nas.
rov condition into which financial strin.
gsncy here confines the exchange market.
II spite Of the former obstacle no lee than
q. 600 600 in gold came last week In scss-
tered amounts from Europs snd the West
Indies, while similar receipts 70 the
amount Of II. 500 000 were announced thio
week. More important. however. wero
the noteworthy purchases Of st0cks
for foreign investoTs, which onsued
on Tussdsy's break In valuSs.
the creation Of credits abroad
In that couneetion breaking ex.
change rates % Asa FOE demand bills
ON London and permitting the engage.
meus there Of no loss than 81, DO. 90 Rotd
for transfer htthes. Apart from the
augmentation IN the supply of funds here
the matter has = deep significance - n
illustration Of she fact thst the foresen In.
weston appreciates the absuriIy iow lsvst
70 which circumstances have depreooed
prices, and has sufficient contidence In tho
restoration Of normal conditions heso -
utilize the low interest rates abroad 70 ef.
feet purchases at the bargain prices which
nov prevail on this side, although the
abnormal condition o! credits aud Of the
money market may for the momono
minimize the facts In the eyes of or own
moneyed classes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-05
zAcosA.s AncIerr soAp.


Immeeeo0 N 1lor0pAo eoP C0neuDeoo 70
niiaAs - s0eis9e - 1ooA
TACOMA. AUG. A-Hemry HsnAsspon
and his sister, Miss Elisa Hsndssson, who
reside In the ST. Angelo addition, helasve
they have . toad that IL many thousand
years old. A hole for cistern, seventeen
feet deep. is being dug near their house.
The earth 10 nearly oil hardpau, there b.
ing only eighteen inches to two iest Of coil
on the top. Yesterday at the depth of
seventeen feet the diggers came upou
toad. the color Of hardpan and about The
size OF an egg. II seemed pulEsd up ana
dormant In shout i've minutes g beean
TO move about and soon became quite
lively. II opened its eyes sleepily for
time and then began to realize that there
were plenty Of flies, but failed 20 catch
any. However. when . fly Wa put into
the bottle in which the toad was pisced it
at once snapped for the. .tiy and ate Il.
The workmen are positive the toad could
not have dropped down into the hole
where they were digging. II was found in
the middle Of the pit. After the end Of
the pick had turned mp some ha5dpan the
toad was seen crouched to one side OF the
hole made BY the pick. The toad ! feet ara
unlike the feet Of an ordinary toad. They
arc long and slender. and the nails are very
much Of the shape and form Of cats claws
Usual!y tnads found under the ground or
In rocks die soon after being taken out,
This particular toad has now survived
over one and half days and 10 still lively.
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OLYMPIA. Aug. Especial Tho facts
Of the Manville- McCabs shooting ARRAY,
near Tenino. as published IN the Posr-Ix.
TELLIaKscER this morning are in the main
confirmed. It seems that the partition
fence between the farms Of the two mon
was on the land OF Manville. Last even.
ing McCabs noticed section Of the fsncs
down and cattle standing about the OPEN
ing. Armed With gun he started from
his home in company With conboy 70 ses
what was the matter.
Manville was lying in the bush near the
fence, and when the men were IT'S paces
distant, Manviils fired one shot from his
Winchester. which struck McCabe In the
right groin and came out over the right
hip. Conboy called out: "You -. you
have killed him. and Aanvills apsvsred.
Yes. I've got the now" The
wounded man lived half IN hour. The
tragedy took place In eight OF Mrs. Nc
Cabe. An inquest was not considered
necessary. The preliminary examination
will be held on Monday.
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IoIEpo. WASH. Ang. A--FSpecial -
Soms Of the people of this city arr =
crazy ON the financial question - any one.
irse silver coinage meeting was rscanslv
neid and an attempt made to secure sis.
natures to the spokane resolutions asksne
mat the sherman silver purchasing law .
not repealed until . iaw mors favorable q
silver b enacted. Very few signed iG
The opinion prevails hsrs that the Shsr.
man iaw shcuid 20. whether silver coin
age Law be enacted or not
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DrrrsDs Urox rns n.a.AaE.

speakes Csaap van Appeane No CAsas.
Dsa - Ce0aeseeee fss sens Days.
NEw YoRE, Ans. A-Ths Ksei1's WASH
tngton special says: 6psaksr Crisp has IN
thorised The statement that there q no basIo
uhatsysS ios any onso ~ ths manyrspnsss
bsine sircsiatsd sseardtns the appolhts
ment Of chaifmea of committess. He has
not yst decided upoa single appoint
msnt and will not Tor several days, csr.
tainly not before the arrival Of the pSssi-
dent and 6sosetary Carijsls, and probably
not until caucus shah have Oflciaily
deslenatsd him - its candidate for
speaker. He dpes not expect % announce
the committees until eight or ten days
aftsf oRganisation on Monday. He may
make IN exc option Of the committee on
coinage. but has rsachsd no such deter.
mination - ysk The speakers sole aim %
20 do only that which will b Of the ereat.
sst serves 70 the party. which means
cooperation with the sdministrstiou. The
truth - Il Oh depends upon the tone Of
the prssidsnt's massage. III Cleveland
shall confins his recommendations strictly
70 the rspsal, With no hint Of subsequent
teGia)atton IN she direction Of bi.metaliism.
Il might b considered wise 20 PIT Cocksan
against the rsdoubtabls Bland, In which
event Cochran weuld leavs the ways and
means eommittss 70 become chairman ofths
coinage committss. II. on the other hand.
the pfesidsnt should deem moro pacific
policy advisable. it might b considered
wise TO permit Bland 10 retain his posi-
tion. should he care 70 do %. dsspits the
pressing majority In his committee. A
the competition of u and the ways and
means committee will b affected By that
Of the coinage committee. especially with
reference 70 Cochran. Il d easy 20 - res
sons for the statement made above. viz.
that asi dspsads upon the presidents
policy - outlined In his message.
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ToLEpo. Wash.s Aug. k-[Spsciai. IA
case Of almost criminal negligence oc-
CURED here yesterday. A woman named
Mra James Thompson. one Of the early
timers, was the victim. After giving birth
to child she was allowed TO die from loss
Of blood. The woman In attendance. sp-
parently not knowing what to do to stop
the flow Of blood. . physician was called
in, but not until the sufferer was past hu.
man aid. She vas the mother Of family
of soyen children.
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rns roruLIsrs Issus AN ADonEsa.


The silver Csnsessssa Claimed - .
Great vieteSy fer Thsts Plssfssm.
cmrcAao, Ans. A-Ths executive CON-
mittss Of the PopuIist party. which hes
bseh in session here sincs the adjousnmsns
Of Ne silver convection. tonight issued an
address TO the people Of the United States.
II says In part:
1.-THE overwhelming spirit Of this con-
vention indicates that the whole ns1ion 10
alive TO the dangers which threaten m.
The convention mot only repudiatsd the
idea Of gold standard and gold basis, but
unanimously committed itself 20 the prin-
eipIs that we. o. P0puiists, have long held
and chsrished, namely, that the Law alone
makes money and that the stamp OF the
government converts % cents worth OF
silver into = dollar equal to any gotd dol
iar. and they also unanimously accepted
our doctrine. that the monsy Of the coun-
try shouid b adequate for the demands Of
business and should expand With the
growth OF population and commefcs.
The address holds ous the idea that the
silver convsntion vas great victory for
the Popuiist principles smhodied in the
Omaha platform. and ststes that the
struggle viii obiitsrats the old party lines:
that tens Of thousands Of nsu converts
viii be coming % their Yenks, and recon-
mending the Industrial legion and all
other similar oreanisssions o. valuable
aids in ofganssins and educating the
people.
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OlYurra, Aug. 4-Ispeciai. l-t;eoses d.
Allen, Of Aberdeen. has been appointed .
member Of the board Of tide land spprsas-
ers Of Chehasis county.
DR.. J. 3. Eagiesou. OF Seattle has bsen
appointed surgeon general OF Washington
on the stan Of the commander-tn-chsef
with the rank Of colonel. in the place Of
the late Col. E. /. Smith.
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ToLEpo. Wash. Aug. 4-iSpeciaL r.
Mrs Frank Finkass. . rancher's wife, -.
siding near Knab possoflce, made u lively
for the people Of that ne,ghborhood for
few days. She had become insane. and
made number Of futile attempts on her
own life and on ths iives of her friends and
all that came near her. She Vas taken TO
Chehalis and delivered 20 Sheriff Barnett,
y no viii escort her 70 Steiiacoom.