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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

They hsd besa married shout . year
and wsrs pacing thRpQgA thsir 6rse e.
psrience In houssclsaninG.
He didn't went 70 take hand, but his
dssx little wieuy vowed sbs'd b mlDer.
sbly unhappy 4 - "a not and - 10
maintain psacs b. haA put On his old
clothes md W. prodding around - vsrt
ous thingA
At ths time q uAds writing b wastry-
ing 70 drive picture nail With . tack
hammer.
He might - wen txisd 10 dsivs ysks
Of steers with straw.
Naturally hia othsrwise oetgh1ful d.
pnsitiou Va ruined. and a course III
wife W. 20 blane.
But be would not quarrel Win her.
He We noe thot lind q . IN.
Mary" he sAid. lookiag down - hes
from the Top Of H. sospasddas and max
ing IN effort 10 sbpsaT calm. viii yoo
bring me one Of those blsuuits you made
re brsakfast this morning.
Why, Horace. she responded. looking
at him wonderingiy. "vhstcves d you
want With itY
Il want 20 drive this coafondsd nail
with it, he sasA "This hammer y TOO
light 30 do any good at all
Then hs laughed . raw. rank isugh
and stsid up on the top Of the sespfsdder
where che couldn't reach him.-D~troit
Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Moaass PARx. June 2--First race
eleven sixtssnths Of . mile Stonsnell
won. Correction second. Major DAILY
third: time. lO4.
Second. mile and IN eighth Ramapo
won. Lizzie second. Tho Ironmsstes
third: time. 1891.
Third. five furlongs-Declsre won
Patrician second, St Maxim third; time,
;5sa,.
Fourth. mile and IN eighth-Sport
won. Governor Foraker second. Rainbow
third: time. l;52t.
Fifth. seven furlongs -Vestibule won
Steve Estes second. Maidstone third;
time. l:274.
Sixth. one melville L. won. Sir
Arthur second. Strephon third; time,
1a0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
He LOST HIS GRIP
Ssats Association Of o1pmsn
Removes It's Sscvtssy.
MEETING HERE YESTERDAY
1hs Desscssss on1Drs eagiasU - -
oanso uess1n0 aa1 e1oss q
-. Mi1as sscsssAsH

AZ the regular qusrsssiy 0astiag q
III slsss beasd q dlrsetuu q -
Miehigsa ks4shss Il the grip held hsss
Yesterday changes vsrs prstssrsd sgainss
IN. secretary. ,. L NeCsuisy. ed ~
vss unanimously REQUESTED 10 sssigu.
lie refused 70 10 - and Tie board tAsfsN
upon declared TIE o(Des vacant and
elected l. NJ Mill 70 al he vscansy.
Niiis - practically shs sousdss q she
organlxssion and vas slsctsd ~ 1sus
secretary and ssrvsd = ~ sssssA pxssi-
deaf - the order lafss on. Tie
charges preferred agsinst NeCaulsy
sers lneompsssaey ssd fsiluss
q kssp . correct record a t1s
business % the order. A co00SteeD
wss appointed some time ego 10 sHa0ins
the r-s-oris and submisopd Q rsport thae
everything wss - snssaeisd that % 80
~ ds~rontinus IL inv.tlg ationA No
Csulsy wss then advised % resign. bat
be continued in offes until the board
decided - ssoovs him A eoOmittse
compo-ed of Wsrrsa Y. BAselsy, w. y.
BLAZE and T. A. Stowe from Post Z. the
local. Organization. appeared before the
board and extended an In yrsnttoa tohola
the next annual convention in this city
10 Dseentss. bat IL vas decided 10 hold
tas meeting 10 SAgnaw. A the go
secretary WAS selected from this city u
vas taoaght the honor Of sntsstAisisg
the state conventscn should he conferred
upon some other city. Mill. the 40
secretary. 10 travelling salesmsa Tor the
Hs1eltine 4 Perkins Drug Company a
this city sad 10 very popuisr With the
travelling fraternity throughout the
state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

CHICAGO, June 2-Hawthorne results
follow:
First race. Elk furlongs
won. Prince Regent second, st. Alfonso
third; time. 1:S.
Second-Declared on
Third. five furlongs-John Cooper
won. Vassal second. Lady Jim third
time. 1O6A.
pFourth. seven furlongs-Union won
St Adams second. Content third; time
l:6ls.
Fifth. six furlongs-virden won. Rose
mont second. Bolster third; time. 1:23ls
Sixth. ono mile and seventy yards
Cicero won. Can Can second. Eldorade
third; time, 2.03ls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Miss Olga =. Stierndahl and c. j.
Reinboid Russell were married at No.
la LisinGseoa street q . O'Clock last
evening By the Rev. r. p. GUST The
bride d prominent member of the
Swedish league. and has been trusted
ms3 Der Of DR.. Campbell Fairs family
for lne past too yeas1 The residence
vas prsftily decorated With ferns and
flowers y honor a The svsnt Miss
Agda Hsupls played the wedding
march - . prelude 10 the pretty we'd
ding ceremony TherS Vas = large
number % frisnds u the bride and
groom prcssnt. amcng them DR.. and
man, a. as:s.i ed pretty 'I presents A
numbes q fsieads from Nusksgon At
tended Ne csrsnoay. and lsttsrs Of con
graduates were received from friends
and reintivss Ia Sweden. After the
ceremony . wedding supper We served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Trs1ps eoatinus 10 lingsr around the
immediate vicinity q North street on
the wsst sids, usiog the side- tracked
boxcass toe protection from rain storms
during the daytime and sleeping apart
msnts o. night. On Friday . newsboy
with pspsrs whom passing along the
track ws pcuncsd upon BY q gang of
seven q thsss worthless vaxsbonds who
held him up Tor paper each before they
would Lee him 60. Il has long been the
rcndesvous for the tramp element and
no one - absolutely safe in passing in
that vicinity alone and unprotected after
dark Something should be done TO
drive them from their convenient hiding
r2ace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Wash o o o % 90 O-5 8 5
Pittsb'g g o 05 GO s-9ll d
Batferies-Esper and Mcclure; Killen
and Mack. Umpire-McQuaid.
Phiia IS 9 o o oil Is 1
Ci'cin alto 0 o l 2 I o o o. 5 ~ 3
Batteries-Carsey and Clements: Cham.
berlain and Murphy. Umpire-Gaiiney.
Baltim'e.0 90 o 30 2-9i5 2
Louisv'e o o o U o o Oh 9
Bstteries-McNabba and Robinson; Hem
ming and Grim. Umpire-Lynch.
New Y'k.l o 2 o o "A 6 2
~. Louis o o O % o O 0-O2 {
Batterics-Baldwin and Doyle; Breiten-
stein. Gunson, Peitx and Buckley. Umpire
Snyder.
Brooklyn3 2 % o o o o o. IL 3
Chicago. I o o o 2 o o. IL
Batteries-Dailey, Stein and KinsIo~;
Kittridee and Hutchison. Umpire-Emslis.
Boston. Il Q o q o o. $50 Z
Clevel'd..0 I o 2 o o Is 4 6
Batteries-Nchols and Bennett; Young
and thinner. Umpire-Hurst.
University Of Michigan. 10; University
Of Illinois.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Residents OF Charles street are con-
sidenbly wrought up over the depre-
datious Of Z dog poisoner who has been
getting in his deadly work there for the
last few days 4. A. Christ's fine regis
tered pup succumb to . potion . few
days ago and valuable dog owned by
~ b. Church also met q similar fate.
Three or four other CANNES Of more or
Zee value surrendered their pants and
the owners are trying TO End the dog
destroyer. The Dog Protective asscia-
ting is also investigating the case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
SWIFT TEXAS VENGEANCE
Road Agents Rob . PAy0asses ans
Are Cauehs end ktlbed

Lssspo. Tesaa. Jane "A v~ek ago
tyiay the aeent u Pedro NUN n
FfA. merchants IN Monterey and
Owners ~ the Water mine. about l50
miles from rruricalvc. vent there with
asoo 10 pay Oh the haads lie had
" 40 ~ the money In the hack with
the driver Three men on horseback a.
counpsnied him, s~o ~ whom had each
einsO When near the mine one ~ the
men. Who had 81 oa. had fallen consider
ably behind n. othsrs those In All
vance we're fred on from ambush. and
the agent hie driver and the hor.emsn
sithous money we're Killed The re
naming nan snd hsrs~ vere
sounded. bat turning him book
10 x~pt hin gong till be
reached . rsxch they bad pss->d ~raae
'ail-s back where his hor@~ Dropped
lesi The other man Who sac
IN the rear heari the firing and
snoring what IL meant broke for
The rras aieo add escaped %
a.. same ranch. meeting bis -ompenson
there. A pa~~ va orgasixea . hunt
q s-uassfsa They ksv- caught feur
n sh~u which have confessed the criue
AMI told sho the other too are fcv th.r-
ssre s,s n ne psrtv. rhese four we're
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04


Jacob B1isklsy. vAs I'D yesterday ct
his ssssdsu0. Ma ~ nird street. Sss
a old rsst1ses snd highly respected
eislzsa = 6ssad kapidA He vss horn
= 0sunss il IL ssA ss1s 70 Grsnd
49, = "a - vss . naeoa ~
txa1s. I'D h the soriy daye a ths city
- much - IN With the sFsctioo q the
noss substantial buildings that we're
constructed hers. About Fifteen years
ego he vss strickea and dlsabisd by
psralysiA Mr.. biieklsy uss one u the
foondsrs u the 0sfuan NJ r. church
% the vsss side. and continued an
oflcial and consistent member of that
religious tsdy until his death
Oas ys>s go Mr.. BlicAisy he'd an at
tack a the grippe. from which he never
fully rscovessd The effects ct this
dssrass. attended by sone stomach
tsouble, vss the immediate caus. Of his
death He lsases = wife and daughter.
besidss 90 go. g. Buckley. vho b IN
bnuiasuo q Aeoros street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Bishop and Mira Gtllispie gave a re
cep,ion last evening 20 the Rev. DIR. ID.
Lsngford u New York. Many promin.
emit citizens and members OF the Epis
copsl churches OF the city we're present.
Or. Lxngford will proach In st. Marks
church At IL o'clock this morning; in
Grace church At 3 o'clock this afternoon
and in Trinity this evening. He is sec
rotary Of the Episcopal missionaries In
this country and abroad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

W. @. Barnes. formerly editor of the
Ceopeeville Obssrver, has embarked in .
publication enterprise in this city. The
paper is TO be known as the Practical
Farmer and Fruit Grower. and as its
name implies will be confined 10 these
subjects IL 10 we'll arranged and well
printed paper. II will be a semi weekly.
Our CONCERN. a weekly journal de
voted to the development OF society and
politics. has made its appearance. 1t is
bright publication. edited by Arthur
T.. Winchester.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
WILL WORTH sExi NO

psssAsl nasusass - Wssshser-A oViss-
dsd 0pperuaisy 70 Boy o..
xisslyn 4 CsrsssnA No. . Noaros
street. are making . decidedly pretty
vindos display. The eoods ssprssesssd
in the exhibit arr all de~irshle ARTICLES.
and IN inspection 10 well worth making.
Soms a the principal features are .
collection of white oynx Frsnch clocks
and few specimens of rich silvesvars.
The great attrsctaos N TIE uindov
though u the many vstchse exhibited.
They are . genuine bargain. They ara
full jsweled. American movement and
Duchss gold filed case: warranted twenty
years. and are now being scId q OIL
each. This 10 . rare bafgain. - ~
fosmes ssics wss o3A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04


The training school oommIttee OF the
=. -. ven W 'ns.A sns . III snc
- a. $3.50 ~ III uuises
IA -, 80. -..s..i ., -
- s.ss ~
''sn s'A
ST. -, 80. s,sss ,.s -
80.
m ,... "a - 80.
NJ I'm ' - n saa III 80.
go, o. ~ w. -. 49,.
80. -, S-s s's -
"a "a rh' - 49, ~ IN sS 49, -
a.. -. - n.s'E. va IA psss.ss 49,
,rm.r Ron. n. b.. no, ,;-;s-1 ~.
old hor,s a., th;rsv.-v., xs.r.
-
n.',r - Dass-,l ~. 80 Ia"ss NJ
s'ss~. - 49,, '@ ~
s,.s ,..a 80 ~
ssr..n, s-es-s.ry (,eoesS Il Thcecs.
,r.a-nr-r a A i.vtt,e. rsore..nsatixe.
Ia, n u,,5sc, .nA n WT..vfn
49, .r~ -
,a s. 49,. s. $500
49,, '"as on sAs 1870 !ss'SS, 'ou .sx
out l,e.,.~ Hs couId not or vouId
Do. speak Ensi,ah. All he would ~
Wa ~Sella de bsnauo.- He ell be
prosec,.,ed Tor violation az the ordinance
"a. ,s.,o. % Io,., Va, Ii.r ~ho
died a ,vpho,d fever three ve.ks .,o
u.re tak.n Prom, IN. vault ye,serdsy
AMI ship,ed Ia B.,ne Falls Tor burial.
Van Iss,. hsd beer 10 the em NOV n the
Coo-,l;.Ists,l Street Rsiivay cou.osnv
for several yea-s
c.pIC smi,h IN. ~;veo mn ths se.
s-r,,-,.'- eonn.,x hat s,,il ,sm s;ns .
,l,s.',,,r sna ,rsa.n,., Hs 4. .u-rssi..d
"a nanag-r nv q. l. Howard. formerly
with the Phoenix Furniture company.
The ro,pnitt.e ON l,c.pscs held a .es.
.lnn Ia.t night and Hsfene,i 10 ssvsesl
heiji-.rent ssloon,s,.' Who have been De.
ni~d LICENCES. bat are keeping open and
making a hot fight To gain licenses in
spitr x the report IL the COMMITTEES.
Th;. .v.n,py ,b. Rev Cb.r,s- FIuA.
r-r ID ID vii dsl,v.r ,he secocd ~ M.
co,sr.s a lecturc. on The House We
1--we In in an SouI's church. The
,..t.c !. Master and servant: Chiefly
Phy.;ologsesl."
ne ,en,h division ~ the I...l,ss' Aid
safety n the S~cond s.sngr,v.s,oaal
ceurra. viii give a straNh berry Ard 10,
cream s1-sixi AZ the church June q A
short rrorram viii be given At 8 o'clock.
T. y. Hahn and Mrs. Sarah Petty
we're msgsssd a. the residences of the
brides notAsr. No 30 Fourth street.
THURSDAY evening" They viii he Of
home a. No ~ Eleventh ssr-et
In.penal lodge 20 O,iifslloss has
elected the follosing officers Tor the en-.
suing tegms - Co., Gsosgs IA. Pew; v.
a. G g. h.el-r, X -. r. T. Eyarss;
treasurer ". ,. Stevens
Under the lac passed last winter no
bsanty siil ne paid on -psrro~s except
tnese <il.et dunng the months OF No
senaref pesem ar. January feor"ary.
hsfrh ~'o Apfh
h''hsri ehoemsser ot no. ~ college
sven"r. nan - ysse osd. sac ps:ced
80 sus =, ~ nis
.i.,<s.f.. -
r.wp, a,
!. ~. - ~ Va" k'v" An
a., -. a NJ. Erans xh.,,u.sss
ra.3r.na .,r-.t
-. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Andesw J. Cahill u London. England.
q prominent English cyclist journalist
and wheel manufacturer. called on Per
kins 4 Richmond short time yesterday.
He vas on HE way from Chicago to De
troii. from which place he will continue
his trip through eastern citieA HE rep
utation - an able authority on bicycle
matters 10 we'll known by wheelmen
throughout the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Roar. June Alt the consistory To
b held Juas 10 Archoishop
Lscos q Bordeaux; the bishop
u kodes. department. q Avey-
ron. France; ~ bishop q 0ross-
Wsrtisin. Otherwise Nasy vassd. In Hun
gary. aud Mgr. Gnnisllo. secretary u
the sacsed congregasion u the state o(
the regular clergy. viii b promoted 70
the rank Il cardinal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The Grand Traverse District woman's
Missionary society vili hold q conven-
ton at Cadillac June So
Ssxinav thinks sh. stands chance
b Get the Home for the Predetermined
The nev Presbyterian church ct Bay
City viil - dedicated today.
Richland has q n~~ hank. capital.
siooD. surplus teooe0
Hill~isie college Gill hold iaa corn
penccment June lila
Three Rivers Gill unv~il her soldiers
monument June 81
n. tug Wilson 10 aehor. % Club
Island.
Cadillac has . potash factory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Original Henry q. Lewis. Merritt
Munger. Mary Hswley lnursel William
II. Glass. James II. Cali. Additional
josiah r. Cook. Increase Corn
fott. Original. widows. etc.-Sarah Lor-
mand tmother,. Ella Sheldon. Mary Fry.
Laura r.. Gilson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Moscow. Jsns a-Enosmous forest
fire. slong The railway from vsleow 70
Rlga ere auD 10 the ssw speciee a wood
fuel sssd il ths snginsA Twelve miles
of forest land are burning on one estate,
and sssious damegs has been done "a
other wooded sstaisa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Every Milwaukee Institution Made to
0u9er fbr the PIankinton.

oomer toe the t'banktnson-
MrlwArKGr. June 3-Runs are being
made on ell the banks in the city. in
Q greater or lesser dexrse. The small
dcpositors. always timid and easily
alarmed. have taken fright ut the
Piankington bank failure and have dis
regarded the causcs Of that failure.
which 10 business men represents only
the careless and foolhardy spcculstions
OF one man.
The bankers q this city scc no use
Tor alarm. and feel that the temporary
har with which the ANAL depoeitors are
st prcs>ns popsssed will coon pass
s','.giv;urs and il nav hs s.id that be
y,nd it, apdonbted effect on small bus.
ine~s ccncerns> the Plankinfon bank
failure will have no serious results. No
statement az the Affairs ~ that institu.
ton has - yet been prepared.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Annivsssary ~ 0arihaldi's Death.
RoxE. June 3-Thsrs vAes patriotic
celebrations a the anniversary d Carl
bsldi's death ct Rome yesterday. HE
bust st the capitol wss wreethed with
laurel and his family assembled at his
grave on the Island AZ Capri.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

By al odds the largsse nusical en-
porium 10 western Michigan il that 10.
Gated at Nos. ID and 81 Canal street, and
owned by Julius A. J. Friedrich. Mr..
Friedrich and his mammoth stock are
TOO cell known 10 thu city 10 need IN
introduCtion. bus 10 tkoss Who have
just como b TIE city TO reside lt would
nos b amiss b say that Il you wish Z
muaical instrument At any dsscriptiou
or nusical sundriss q any naturs, you
cannot obtain better price, or good in
Western Michigan than at Nj. Fred.
richs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Tho great balloon race today at
North Park between Profcssors Dear
and Curtis. DO not fail 10 see IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

cIkIicu hats only viii Be offered In
v1fISv" Corl. knott 4 Coz great re-
duction sale this week. Sec the prices
quoted in their advertisement this morn
inc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

gsrtiless a making up Tn lahis5' dis-
play u esstuGss for hoasp ~ street
wear = u,nxoincent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Tue great balloon rsce today ct
North Park between Erueesoors Dear
and Curtisa Do not fail to - u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

E. w. Bliss & CO.. 81 Mooroe street
collect rents. attend to repairs. taxes.
etc. Patronage solicited. Phone 14l8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

taken 70 the very got where the crime
vas committed and shot tc death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Mrs q A. Peck - New Haven. Con
rsctirnt sss the guest Yesterday = Mn.
Aadr>w starr NJ. "a Chatham ssr~et
Mrs. P-cs ell vssss frfsrds IN Masksgoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

As A. q Straight. Kendall block.
Who 70 :oonduotinG . sais, visl eel re-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

scr3~sv <cs~a
a. a. Walker viA spesk IN The Sssrs
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-01-25
HOW NOTED PEOPLE HAVE DIED.
Many Net Violent Ends, Poison Being
Ono Of the Chief Agents.

Many Net Violent Ends, Poison Being
Ono OF the Chief Agents.
King David died of old age; Louis
XVI died on the scaffold; Richard III!
was killed in battle; Abraham Lincolp
was assassinated; James A. Garfield
was assassinated; Charles I. of Eng
land was beheaded; Louis v. was pois,
oned by his queen; Mustapha II. wal
strangled IN prisop; Darius Codomanus
was killed in battle; Attila, the Hun.
died In a drunken spree; Willard Fill
more died of paralysis at "A; Andrew
johnson died Of paralysis at 81; Ach'
met III. was strangled by his guardsl
Chester A. Arthur died of ap6plexy al
So, LOUIS l. died Of fever during q
campaign; James II. died in exile q
gluttonous habits; Nerva was supposed
to have been poisoned; Gen. Grant died
of cancer Of the throat at 90; Emperoy
William, of Germany, died of old age,
Tiberius was smothered by one OF his
favorites; Louis V. was poisoned by HE
mother and his wife; Solyman I. was
dethroned and murdered in prison;
Henry VI. of England was murdered i9
prison; Mustapha ]. was deposed and
strangled in prison; Charles III. LIE
Fou was deposed and died in prisonj
George ". died from complication Of
disorders; Feodor III. of Russia was as
sassinated in church; John Adams
passed away at Of from scnile debility;
Queen Anne died of dropsy, brought on
by brandy; Gregory V. was driven
from Rome and died in exile; Louis No.
poleon died In exile at Chiselhurst,
England; Adolphus, of Germany, fell
at the battle of Gelheim; John Tyler
died at 72 from a mysterious disorder
Richard H. is supposed to have been
starved to death; Jehoabaz, king OF
Judah. died in captivity in Egypt; Lo'
thaire, of France, was poisoned by f.
male relatives; George I. died from
apoplexy, induced by drinking; Pope
Lando was supposed to have been pois'
oned; Feodor l., of Russia, was de.
posed and died in prison; Gustavus
Adolphus was killed in the battle OF
Lutzen; Sultan Musa-Chelebi was de-
posed and strangled; Pope bonus III.
died suddenly, presumably by poison;
Pope John X. died in prison, it is be-
lieved by poison; Solomon died OF
WEAKNESS at the vanity of human life,
and Josiah, king of Judah, was killed
in battle at Mejiddo by an arrow.-St
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-01-25
A We'll Reclkoned Case.

Adulteration Is bad and sanitation Is
good, but some of the results shown by
vigilant inspectors and clever chemists
in their efforts TO show the frightful
dangers that surround US and run down
offenders against sanitary laws are
very funny. A wholesale and highly
respected grocer was tried in London
court few days ago for selling tartaric
acid adulteratcd with lead. The acid
was used in making lemonade and tho
lead in IL got there from the vessels In
which il was manufactured. The pros
ccution showed that the tartaric acid
contained .OOo26 per cent. Of lead. Tho
defense showed that in order TO get q
twentieth part of grain Of the poison
into ones system IL would be necessary
TO drink lemonade every day for sir
months at the rate Of 22O bottles day.
The experts added gravely that before
the twentieth part of grain could DO
taken Ia that manner the experimenter
would die Of dyspepsia. The charge
was dismissed, but to satisfy the sani.
tary officials the Judge agreed to state
case, presumably as warning TO
other evil doors. IN. Y. Sun.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-01-25
Excuses of Would-Be Suicides.

People who want to com. nit sui
eide make curious excuses in order
to obtain poison without the neces-
sary formula of obtaining a physi-
clans prescription. A case occur
red in Chicago some time ago of a
lady who contemplated killing her
self, but found it difficult to procure
the necessary drugs. She tried to
get morphine, but could not obtain
it; then she went into a drug st
and intended a story about wishing
to buy sufficient chloroform to kill
a favorite dog that had been run
over in the street aud was suffering
untold agonies. She wanted to put
the dog out of it's pain, and begged
the clerk to sell her enough chlor-
oform to do it. He declined to sell
her the choloform, but told her to
bring in the dog, and she went
away in great disgust.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-01-25
He Made the Sale.

Exasperated Woman of the
House, have told you a dozen
times don't want the machine!
Sick him, Tige!'
Peddler while the dog is gnaw-
ing his leg)-"Don't want the
machine, ma'am? Pardon me, you
haven't seen half its good points.
1t washes the clothes cleaner than
any other, and in less than half the
time. 1t never tears off button.
It"
"Good heavens! Don't you see
what the dog is doing?"
Eyes. Quite a playful animal.
This machine, ma'am, uses less soap,
takes up less room"
Hell tear you to pieces if you
don't 60! Run, for mercy's sake!
He's tasted blood, and I'm afraid |
can t make him stop now.
81 have to put up with such
things, madam, and its good cause.
This machine is the best one that
ever was invented. If ] can sue
coed in introducing one into
family | feel ! have done
benevolent act. You can use any
kind of water, hard or soft, hot or"
20! o! o! He'll kill you! What
is the machine WORTH"
ut is worth million dollars in
any family, but I'm selling it for
only five dollars, and"
Here's your money. Ill take it.
Tige! Tige! Let go!'
"Let him chew, ma'am--let him
chew. It's a wooden les. I've got
another at home all ready for use
when this one is worn out. Looks
as if we were going to have rain"
Chicago Daily Tribune.