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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
WORK OF THE BUND
Turns, Took Milwaukee By Storm
Yesterday.
AN ARMYof IRAlSEDArHlEIss
All Their Work Ma superb tho
Evening Isnsertaiassezss wss =
Marvel OF Muscle and Nu.se.

Mfl~sUEnI. June q Today WA tie
turner's greatest day. Al the siriilit-r
and tarning exercises add ether stfleiio
CONTESTS we're begun The weather WIS
simply fine and the ions. interesting
aod elaborate program xas carried s.ct
10 the njrutest detail The earlier pzft
81 the morning wss devoted % the prsc.
tice and arrangement a dumteli and
other athletic exercises. Sh3r.ly after
so'csock the oiass prize turning conseels
IN three groups began Al Afhletsc park
and made a iine showing be.ors tie To-
600 spectators. The convention II ma
pioneer turner's ~ the North Aaeriean
lurnerisrnd v ss also held this g4ornine
as shooting park. the general oz.a.lpas or
rendezvous - tie gr.y clad visitors.
Chlcagoans We're here IA Al their rlore.
IL - esliustrd that rcariy lo.0eo s.ssi
tors. inciuding Turner citizens ara
sightseeTs. came up from ihe xorids
fair city today. The met novel and en.
jog aile feature % the .isy :. .,..tafn s'A~
tie Enass wand drill. Ia ufnA a.Jao
active Turner'S participated. There essre
IL sorloiles pprcsenie4 ia the drsu
each one averaging 81 ieas; twenty i've
nlenll1crs
The sun had Just eet uhen this ila.
menSc army came Duf a. csncin.is The
days sport with one = The nsa.s beauts
fui ana inspiring military exercises ever
Witnessed. Fnliy 1900 fersons as
sembIed 30 witness this grand slz.tarie
Every movement and sacfis uas rer
formed with perfect ease. grace and pre-
cislon, AID a. each change wax made
the air was rent with chesfs AID AZ
piGuse
Work Dome at NsGht
The orchestral selection accompanying
the drill was particularly arrfopriIto
and imposing and excolientls rendered.
There was az abundance q beer. bands
and mock rarsues- just before the
mass wand drill. 30 mcnibers q The
allied classes went throGrh the uIas-
dumbcli exercises At tie canclaftun
of the drilling excrcisos all the acsve
turner's formed mass chorus and sang
an encore. The festival ssug Nas by
Nax Hesnpt With orchestra accompany
ing Prizes Tor the days coniesfs viii
be awarded al the exposition building
next Tuesday eVcring which vii he the
final exercises 4 the t~ertF- F-ei1tf. "a
nual tund aud funniest al the s.riihng
and turning exercises On TODAY = ~ lgran
viii be repeated al the eorldn fair neat
y ednesslsy. The grand gymnhsilc ex-
erciscs anu concert at Athletic park 90
night WAS a monster stklf BacAs or
chestra opened the pefformaEce at ;
O'Clock with az overture. The grounds
were turned into ssrifaiie DAYLIGHT ~
electricity. and the cytnnattic csrrcisrs
were brilliantly illuminated fs calcium
lights The ccncrrt st shooting park
continued throughout The day and in
the evening. and long into The night the
grove was ,ammed with people The
singing section 90 the Allegheny turn
yercin will b. awarded tho firsf prize
Tor the singing contest next Tuesday
evening. The second prize will so 10
the Chicago turning buDd-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

. Eight In bryan Fxlion's s4loaa aud
their oocnlrynel toos SIDES xlth theIa.
free nshi resulting The eosol.xA %
isee arrested foar Hsns and kslsed
them IN Jail At > e'cslsck
last night tie Huns held "a
ia1lenAticA meeting And then prsce<<icsl
IL body g. the jail where they ose<
powered the keeper and liberated the
prisoners This caused the largest rios
that has occurred IN fe2s region ia six-
teen years The foles took sfsxpt.on
and . race wzI commenced. iEstiE9 thres
hours. during which there Was a r~lgn
of terruf. al the saloons IL the soen
belnx fakan possession ~ And the o.il
cers driven OF. Over thirty nen were
injured. three fatally and one Pole had
his ears cut OF. Many windows we're
troker in sith stones andciots Shortly
hefore aidnight Deputy Shcfss Craig
ARRESTED several ana restored peace.
May arrests will follow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

rs.poadsnt Il The Times ssy.: Ga sat
arsiay re French gunbnsts xere nxing
cham ArsSr amldshipa The slsneso
stssels also are preparing tor seticn-
Al have steam uIA The frerea
hegat.on processes to believe that
The ganboats cannot cross toe
bar until Aigh,ide on "Wednesday
shiea ~ould leave time u eDmpieie
an snicabis settlement The terFitors
that SIAN offers to sacrifice fully cossrs
The extreme point of recently attempted
French aggression This involves tie
sxaeuat1On q the Siaaess posts u Poo
sadone. Altopea aud Sampzne. On The
fiseF itse8 the French have beeh
unaols - tour months to place
a slngle station excepting hhoog.
sni that ~as obtained by q
surprise tn. complete failure ~ Gov.
ern0r General dc Lsueszan's attempted
land aaiyanee sas the cause % TIE naval
attack nox made through Badgsok- l
ans credibly informed that Russia re
eentiy soanded Siam as 10 whether the
latter was disposed 10 concede the
island u Saala.ang Junkeey long on the
eighth degree Of north latitude and west
"a the Mal4y nsnins1ia for a Russian
nayai ststica. The naval authorities
consider S4a.alang II great importance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Ice Houses, Stables and Coal Yards
Were Rapidly Consumed

RocKAwAy BEACH. y. Y. July IA
disastrous tire ravaged small section
of the beach today. The large ice fac
tory of Jameson s Bond. their coal and
wood yards. stables. and the residence
of John A. Bond were totally DESTROYED.
Eleven horses were burned. The school
house and church were saved by the
heroic efforts of the firemen. the steam
ers doing good execution. The ice fac
tory and plant cost s-2opo. and the total
loss is about $4,000. with very little in
surance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
Grover StiIl Fishing.

BUzzaRp's BAY. Mass. july gl-Presi-
dent Cleveland spent a quiet day at
Gray Gables. Charles L. Hamlin. as
sistant secretary Of the treasury. called
upon the president this afternoon and
remained until 6 o'clock. Mr. Hamlin
was on his way from Washington To his
home in Brooklyn. Secretary Lamont
stated this evening that there was moth
ing to be said Tor publication. The
party will go down the bay tomorrow on
fishing trip. During the time that the
presidents attention Is not given to the
preparations Of his message he will pur
sue his favorite pastime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
TAx CERTIFICATES.
Attorney General Ellis Says They
Must he Iiicd With Deeds.

LASsrSo. July ~ Attorney General
Ellis has fled an opinion 10 tho effect
that registers ~ deeds should tile the
certificates a. tO the payment ~ taxes
required 10y the new tax law IN their ~.
sices instead Il returning them to the
De sons furnishing them. The certiti-
cate made by the register of the fact
tliat the above certificate has been fur.
nishcd should he recorded as part q
the deed and the recording charged for
az the rate Of II cents Ter folio. The
register j.. Be says. slso entitled = Zee
of 8 cents for fling the auditor generals
or county treasuror's certificate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Sr,xro~. Mich. july - No new de.
vciepmsnts show up IN regard to the
LRsegiew bank failure. except that the
angry sieposdiars are becoming u.a.e on
rsgesg Men have carefully watched all
avenues - escape % prevent Banker
MathsF from Eettins out ~ their reach.
Irnlsy night ahuut il O'Clock the alarm
was gwen that he had escaped from his
hnGe, rowei across the lake near toan.
xhere hia snn. vith team * Horses
Sud buggy. was Ia waiting. aiid both hal
started tog hosart City. The pfipula
ton we're snon on the strr.,ts. but u IL
cismed that he - again in Laksview
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Cold Bioos'ed Attempt to Commit
Murder FOR Mortgage

LsvcolS. Nch-. July n Al Friend.
thirty miles vest - here. last night.
Michael keslef, aged 70 years set IRE 10
his sons house and II Was burned Tie
uise. eld and feeble. narrowly escaped
cremation. kesier vas arrested iosiay
and made a confession. saying be want
"a tie Old lady. FROM whom he Ess sep
aratesi. ont n the way 50 be cissla mort
cage snrae land. she having fsfUsesi r.
give her f.nnseut o. the fransactieB.
Some ~ the excitcd villagers wantei t.
lynch him. hot the officers hsd ~ iron
bic ia taking hin 80 q place. - safety
He vii be tired Al the rext teFrH =
r.lIrl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

For a While the Existence of Hagers-
town Was Threatened.

H.orRsTowS. Nd. July 2l-At IL
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
the stables OF Jones * South. Their
wholesale house was completely de-
stroyed. together with tho adjoining
houses Of John Emmert and DIR. j. :.
Wishard. The tota. loss is about si25.-
90. Of which Jones & South jost $780,
GO. The hot. dry season and a strong
wind blowing toward the business part
II the city led the mayor To telegraph 20
Chambersburg and Martinsburg for all
the assistance they could senc. bat the
local firemen worked CALAMITY aud the
fire was brought under control within
AN hour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

LoSDos. July - The PASSENGERS ON
the euion line steamer Arizona. Captain
Brooks. frou New forks. which arrived
- Queenstown Al Sop. IN. today report
escape from a collision with an unknown
Red Star line steamer during thickfog
co Igiv IL The latter steamer crossed
The Ars1ona's bows not fifty feet distant
The termination of the anxious tension
turing the peril was marked by loud
cheers from the passengers on both YES
sells when they had cleared each other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

PIYxorTH. Mass. July 1l-George
Bagnell. aged IL. aud his grandson. Mel
Vile Bsgnell. aged Z. were drowned IN
the great south pond this afternoon.
Tho dead body - horse attached b. a
buggy Was found in the water near the
spot 1t is supposed that they drove
into the pond 10 water the horse and The
animal got an'anzied ia the harness or
waded beyond hH depth. dragging iae
vehicle after him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Dprt1H. Mint. Iusy = Ihe c0u.
siactof and sngsuesf 4 The ~ s'sol sid
eaiutA yssssesgeg ira,n vffp nrrsefed ~
liinrklry ca Saturday evening '.hn-ged
pifh 4 sioisfisn q ifs iax f...esel5 a. TIE
lest s.-asicn ~ ne ies-ss'afitre ristsfifsne
al taesengef irains 81 stap H' cssanfy
ses;e tl,roagh feh thes mitt psss
Zine CRY. IL stF sat - fifss
county. - an Nl4raf f'tanf ststton srd
tie frrin. N srife a fhe iaw hns l~sn
gsnnihe through fros~~rifnrs sers ~
Gun snd the srrsuss sefsrd ~ fiinrf-
K. in fbs satne eoNutf Ihe etorlgts<
a the rnad Vfii appehs ~ Fine CITY -
raossox morning. ard TIE .eupsfg vsii
f~ts ffs lev. wAfrh hss not yes ,-een
fe1tf.i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Atcsnuse. Jsiy p The chess mas-
ter=' toufuauusnt uBdsr the auspices of
The Esvsfi8u Ehcaa association eas tn
isbs8 IN fhia city today k.inse.d'er got
fte first prize wifh nine viua Emden
g.st ase.n with eight points iiifsrh-
trrr tooS third Nifh -evea and a half
s.terlioe and kirsehrer divided fourth
aat tf.k yfixes vita seven wins each.
Its other cbmpstitars score1 ~ follows.
haa efseer ssr snd bali Facbs ave.
k fs beer tear ilerus sni koIh ore
sns hsf each. ilausier. three. and
Ifsfn 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

HAsrIses. Neh.. July 2l-The second
delegation ~ the tramp miners from
Denver passed through tins city last
evening enroute "a Lincoln and Omaha.
The men had been furnished with trans.
portation and Travelled IN box ears az
taehed To special freight The only
point Of difference between this gang
and IFS predecessor was the fact that
they were furnished with bread aud
some meat. Their description OF suffer
Ing IN the mining region Il Colorado.
which they have left. Is something ap-
pailing. They claim that Denver author
tiles are tying 10 suppress the real
facts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

BUFFALO. y. y. July 23-Shortly
after II o'clock last night fire broke out
in the King Carriage work at Black
Rock. During the progress os the FIRE
the second floor fell IN. carrying four
iiremen with H. Luckily all escaped
with but plight injuries The Buffalo
Ventilated Barrel company occupied a
portion of the main building aud are the
greatest losers. The loss IL about eso-
o00. with small insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
SHOT THEIR cHAsTisER.
George Sirsine tisscn,s Having His
Wife and Children knocked Down.

CHicAoo. July 23.--Charles Ashun. a
teamsier. was shot and fatally wounded
at neon today by George Nirsine' al the
latters residence. No. sfI Twenty -siath
street. Ashnn attempted - caastlso
one II Nirs.Des children and when Mrs.
Nirsine interfered. knocked her down.
Nirsine came 10 his wife's assistance
and was also knocked down by Ashun.
Virsine on regaining bis feet rushed
into his house. secured a revolver and
fired three shots al Ashun. one Of them
entering the groin and infilcting a NOR
tai wound.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

ArIrNrowN. Ia. July p While
three brothers. tseorge. Willie and
Lewis Sochray. aged Is. II AMI years
respectively. sous u George A. Sochfay.
were gffing along the bsuks Il the IL
high river in this city to-day. Willie
foppled into the stream. The other
brothers IN trying % rescue him alec
fell into the river. Assistance came.
and Willie was rcscnc,l lis two
ifothers were drowned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
DAVIS WILL CAsE.
Ii IL Rumored That the Davis People
Want Co Compronii-e.

HELENA. Mont. July ~ The cele-
bra,ed Davis will case. ia which Henry
A. boot is principal contestant. invoiy-
ing slo.noo.0o0. is Get for trial az Butte
tomorrow. Will both sides say they
are ready FOR trial. i Is a fact neserthe-
less that the case has never been IN a
more uncertain condition than II Is TO
day. \ sound authority Says that the
case wiii never come 10 trial. and that
soiaethlng interesting win come To light
Monday IL is intimated that the case
will be compromised and that oyertures
for settlement came from the Davis
people
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

KAxsss CIry. No. Jaiy \ The
third murder In Kansas Cify. ksr~ss
within the last ten days was con nsittel
this morning when Charles Bunk 70
land almost instantly killed William
Blackferi TIE killing tssiay was The
result of Blsckford paying t,o mech At
tenfion q blunks uife. biunk j. a
saloon keeper ana Blackfnr3 hss been
employed hy hin sc hzgkesTer faf the
r,set az fnorfhs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

nsrTts CHsrS Mfth. July = The
Trey zfesus iauudrB sss dsFn &<esi -
hFs yfsfer.is5 sffsrrtsai. aad khgsne
ausl thaf'es .sffs sff aefe 4aeiy hufaosf
The sse startled ifm Fseasne ssrio
ssfn ani beth feen rere ehYrifaej ia
Hsaas They stre fial ke3 g. lsf ffrtn
: .i1tan into ike f3Fef fe &sfs fhfif
aeer. fhey wers tsker - ) ehfls hs~
lafa4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Andrew Spear Murdered His Wife
Because She Talked.

LIMA. Ohio. July 9.-Audrew Spear.
a negro. came here several months ago
from the south. accompanied BY his
wife Last night he had some trouble
With his wife. the nature OF which was
not learned. lie warned her - keep
quiet or he would kin her. and with
these words pulled a revolver and fred
twice. One bullet struck her IN the left
arm. and IL is thought the ether tall
entered her breast. killing her. While
the news was being conyeye-i 90 The 20
Iica Spear carried bis murdered wife
from the camp, and neither has been
found
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

PsIuHs. Macs. July = The negro
who So brH;a'iy assaulted :. Wilson
Lawrence On wednesday vas eapiufed
last evening A. tiiii,ertviile He givne
his name AZ Charles = Fteilis and ilis
rpei3enfe AZ 20 particular Place. tnf
laleh a the California czssst Ii,s
rtuuds tsothered him so that issi night
he gaze lifherH 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

LoSpoS. July IA dispatch FROM
Paris Ia the Central News says that
Siam answer o. France's ultimatum Is
VT satisfactory "a the French govern
ment and that NJ. Paw. French minister
resident ii. Bangkok. is preparing 10
leave the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

kuevsTA fFa.. Joly - q l. fsancas
fer. = rgrayhef oorsDifss-d suicsds
set niklsl - tskins lanisuuns De hsd
leen driaAipx heNsfls ffr setrrzi .seks
BE srets ais gffe stating ~ xrsui8 ssii
hifsseK i shs sid MT return. ltssesnass
troafsies afs Supposed T. have been tne
cause
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Hans ard Polish Nieer~ Hnn srnsc h
az prsreburG

eptxrus "a Jniy y Yesterday
wss gas aas ~ the usines y fHFtsrg.
q rff~f~r.pia hcFeaeh - '.is sssun'y
ss-3 TIE iiene ard i'oie~ = i'se trHa.
ar8 thsse asr f.pfsireis - 'tr.n tiisre.
is.xsa - Hfisk heswy IT eefass
la@t nsgst Ilsa 4a3 i'sie elsagsd ID
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

sHfzff. Mich. 3uiy - Wili's Tsi-
ssrf did AT n,glit frsm snrstf0te We
fasf vo1Fra Al day ln the harvest hsi3
nrld - rnssstne terFf fen,srssd tfksf hs
fnd ~s~ref q ts~riitis netf fo ne
rigff Eis vfs heafa ban bsesftinc
hsssils sfsd ~eft - him cry - fiDd
han saead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

BERLIN. July ~ Emperos William
haa changed the plan % his vacation
voyage He viii not visit Bergen. Nor
way. With the fleet. as SMALLPOX y epi-
dem.c there. Ia August. be and the
empress arc expected 90 cisennark at
A. -ligoland
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

tr,roestsscrsI lset-pvt of The sherman
trt Ot,fss@sst

Wkea1vagss Iaiy ~ t'sreseesnen
ui.4 atrs meef sefeusfea fa tfesfne
A. fssaaae - iae farr bilf e > ~
gaattsaa uAy sei ti.sfr N~4fsfn ea.esEses
Is sfs ~ tfe nacarsitfseaal ftfeai -
fH snlaH stiiar FfL Etts stare -
- r.fs.t tsffsI - haze tasa
tftae staaf - effffs 4fssssent8 e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

ToFxnn. Ohln. JUS = A ststemrrt
hss BEEN made ~ the assignee - the
To<tnrla isrsss 4 iros eetss, ore - ~
s-ecretsry fteters enterprises ~nsrh
Eenf nndeF - the recent eraefl. The
sfaseHert rlaers the sssefs - ia 81
and ttt lsatsii;sss nf slHt 49, . much
better showing tkaa vss exp~cted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Nu~rss fnd.. gnly - yrir. sght
e<sf-Brrts sie~er rnsle~ sset a te-e tiss>
raurrine fhe rrtsfifais f.siuK fd Hr-
Ger. ff.e lgtfve1RAt ttanfsra - In
data and Re fiss.p. the sxs'f>1 chsn,
tsnn a ohio 1'hs NAL va u>sisred .
arsr u the t~ests sesseDd fossd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
Has Insulting Letters.

Threats Of iynct.ing could be heard on
all sides Only two persons were in the
store at the time the shooting occurred.
Lazer. when seen at the jail. said be
killed Mr.. Leyinsen because he insuliod
his sister. Mrs. Leo Thalhcimer. of Neg
York. now on visit here. lie claims
Levinsen sent his sister two bad notes
requesting her tc meet him. He says
he has the notes In his possession and
will produce them at the examining trial
Monday.
The murdered man was the father IL
a large family. lie and his wife are
connected with the best Jewish families
Of the south. Lazer lis also a married
man and has been travelling for /. Trigger
& Co.. Cincinnati His brother. jake
Lazcr. who accompanied him TO the
store. was arrested as an accomplice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
DEED OF A BROTHER
Dave Lazer Shoots Levinsen for
Insulting His Sister.
HIS BODY RIDDLED WITH SHOT
The Murderer Escaped Lynching
When the iieAi Reason for tho
Act Became Known.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. July 23-ben
Levinsen. president of the Lsylnren-
Freidheim company. wholesale liquor
and tobacco dealers. was rho; and In
stantly killed at o'clock this evening
by Dave Lazer. former employe OF the
company. Mr.. Levinsen was standing
in the rear part Of his store. when Lazer
entered from the back door. Without
uttering word he leyeled double
barreled shotgun and emptied the con
tents into his victims body. The first
shot entered the shoulder and passed
through the heart The second shot
passed through the right thigh and
found lodging place in the floor. IA
soon as be had emptied his gun. Lazcr
walked to the front door. where he was
placed under arrest A pistol was also
found in his possession
News Of the tragedy spread like wild
fire. and for several hours the most in
tense excitement prevailed. The shoot
ing occurred in the center Of the busi
ness portion OF the ethyl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12
Yellow Jack at Santos.

PHILADELPHIA, july Ill Brig Oderil-
la, Captain Holland, has arrived here
from Santos. Captain Holland is the
only survivor of the original crew, eight
men having succumbed to the ravages of
the yellow fever. Captain Hollands de-
scription of the misery of the sufferers
from yellow fever in Santos is heartrend-
ing. Thousands have been stricken with
the disease and died. Business was at q
complete standstill, and there were 45
vessels lying at Santos without their
crews. The London and Brazil Bank
closed its doors shortly before the Ode
rilla left, everyone of its employees hav-
ing been carried off by the scourge. The
Brazilian and South American Bank was
compelled to do likewise. Members of
the firm of Zerener, Bulow & Co., con-
signees of the Oderilla, have nearly all
died. On March Sd, Charles Wadsworth
the American vice consul. died. Cap
tain Holland believes the entire port will
in short time be completely depopu-
lated
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12
LISTEN ToTHls.
The Governor who Wants to Ride
Through Gore for Silver.

DENVER, Col, July 1.-THE Colorado
silver convention met here today in the
Coliseum Hall. Two thousand people
were present. The convention was called
to order by President Merrick of the
State Silver league. Most Of the day
was spent in speech making. The COM
mittee on resolutions did not complete
its work. A sensational feature was a
speech of Populist Governor White.
Among other things he said: eff the
money power shall attempt to sustain
its ursurpation by strong hand. we
will meet that issue when It is forced
upon US, for it is better that blood should
How to the horses brides than that our
national liberties should be DESTROYED.
If it is true the United States is unable
to carry out it's governmental policy
without foreign powers. if we are pro-
vince OF Eupean monarchies, then we
need another revolution and another ap-
peal to arms
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-07-12
EVELYN POLLOCK MARRIED.
The soubrette of Hoyt's Temperance Town
Company in New Part.

BUFFALO, July l1..-Harry Kirkover,
son OF Il. Donnelly Kirkover, wealthy
banker llar and politician of Buffalo, yester-
day returned from New York with his
bride. She was Evelyn Pollock, the SOU
brette in Hoyt's Temperance Town. -
He met her q few months ago in Boston,
while he was at Harvard, and was mar
Iiedin Chelsea about three months ago.
The wedding was kept secret. The cou..
pie were remarked in New York Sun
day. The Harry Kirkover thus referred
to is II. d. Kirkoser, special student of
Harvard. 1t appears to have been a case
of love at first sight, the couple never
having met until few weeks before their
engagement. Miss Pollock was born in
New York city 81 years ago, and has
been on the stage ever since she was six
years old, playing Juvenile and soubrette
parts She played the leading part in
Michael Strogoffp when she was Is,
and has been with Denman Thompson
in the "Old Homestead" at the New
York Academy of Music, and has also
played with M. B. Curtis, better known
as ''Sam'l of Posen."