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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
Carter Continues Hts Argument.

PAIRS. April 1s.--At the sitting today
of the Bcring sea arbitration court Mr..
Carter. of counsel Tor the United States.
continued his speech in support q the
American contentiop. lie proceeded to
show that the jurisdiction of the United
States had always been based upon
property interests. not sovereign domin-
ION over tho sea. Mr.. Carter quoted
from diplomatic correspondence and
from the opinions of English jurists
regarding the ukaec isrued 10y Russia in
lsol America and Great EiIttsin had
jointly protested against this ukasc. but
Great Britain had withdrawn her pro
tcst becauee Of the Monroe doctrine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
BoLEs IS IN RUINS
Kansas and Alliances Swept BY .
Cyclone.
tlrytx PERSONS KILLED
Sose % she 0nlltsU We've CasvteA nalf
lliss - sAs WtnA--Passtrulass
Are Nsases.

LIrTlE Rocx. April la-Nevs vss n.
ceivei here to-day of . fearful cyclone
in Fourch valley. Scott county. The
toxn u Boles sAs almost entirely de-
stTo,cd. Seven per~ons were killed and
large numbers injured. The path Of the
storm Ma q half mile In width and
everything sas swept before II. The
bo.iies of a. number q the killed vere
carried over halt mile by the storm.
IL j. impos-ibl- 10 get full particulars.
bat IL II snoxn that at least seven per
spns were killed and the number may
be much larger
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Sr. Lours. April 1s-Charles w.
Heltxeherg. manager II the ST. Louis
Dres~ed Beef and Provision company.
committed suicide at q O'Clock this
morning by hanging himself IN the
slaughter house At tho companys place
II busine>@ The cause of the act vas
iesrantenry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
Pope and the school Question.

Rox.. April ls.-Monsignor Chapellc.
coadjuior bishop 81 Santa Fe. y. NJ.
Who has gone on visit 90 France prior
20 his return to the United States. ha.
received assurance FROM Cardinal Ls>d-
ochowski. project e the propaganda, 10
the effect that Pope Leo will reply to
the reports of the American bishops on
the school question In n special docu-
meut settling the matter With the Ut.
most CIearns.>s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

LITTLE Rock. April ls.-Twenty- five
masked men overpowcrsd the jailor at
Morrillton about IL O'clock tonight and
took out Flanagan Thornton. murderer
q Constable Pate. Up to midnight no
trace OF the men or the murderer could
I've found. Sheriff White offers a re-
ward IL sl0O for the arrest and con
viction of each individual connected
wifh the rnob
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

ErNooLy. Neb.. April ls.-G. NJ. Lam
bertson. late assistant secretary OF the
treasury. vss today selected by the leg
islative impeachment committee an the
fourth attorney To push the cases against
state officials in the supreme court.
The other attorneys are Donald. Green
ard Pound. The committee at q meet,
ing this evening completed ar
ragements for the trial by nam
ing May an the date for the formal
or~ning. and fixing the compensation Of
the states counsel at e. 100 each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

DESvER. April ls.-This morning the
housr. COW barns and other buildings
covering three acres or the Windsor
farm. owned by William II. Burr. six
miles from the city. were destroyed by
fire causing loss Of e40. 200. covered by
insurance. IL Was with difficulty that
the 200 head Of thoroughbred animals in
the harms were saved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Ton sp-,. q. AFrH = That trcahle ss
isr.ustnpnt vita The engirss~r- AMI fsr~u-n
~ ~. Issas sshsss~ rsiirs,s,d q evident -
~ hy the appearance ~ i'sesfs' - ~"
,.ef.ssraf a.tviaFF gtu4Eifffes. - re
Bgrthefhosad es Llsesr"tise F.nsis~~rs
There az slss,is Hftssu = fh- D1ni
usiff-~ IA the 1ity fanfght ssd sssso,
~ nsar-ing ss.srr sr~ -fFscissi - arrive.
se.f thsr~ s'ii - shcat fh'ffy N as
Ike uea4f~fs q the svnersl ssissssrf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

BrRLIS. April ls.-Fir-' did an i'm
mepse amount ~ damage In the Hohen-
zollern palace at SiRmsrineen last night
The palace ~ on q high rock on the
Danube. and ii war difficult To get water
io that hight 4 part ~ the structure
known a. the Furstcnbsu wss eutt~d.
A great number % priceless works Il art
were burned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

At Atlanta Louisville. >: Chicago. a.
At Montgomery Montgomery. 2.
Memphis. o.
At Savannah. y; Charles
ton. 4
At Augusta g, Chatta-
pceQa l.
At Mobile Mobile. Z: Nashville. II
At Macon Macon. 10. Atlanta. =
Az New Orleans Ncw Orleans =. Bir
mingham |.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Say fnsS,t~so. April l. pirec;er
Hold - the L,ck ol'servsi"'y las ius,
fe.eiy~d a telegram from fnS Schse
herie that the i.iek oi'.srvaiesy eve
,tsiion % observe the total s,iss eelspns
IN thie bss t-e~n successful N every -
spec, tlffy pholsxfarhs we're secured
w the psefes~r abd his ASSISTANTS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
Attempted Train Wrvckine.

BRAxIL, Ind. April ls.-lt vas re-
ported here today that an attempt was
made % wreck the Chicago 4 Eastern
Illinois passenger train two miles north
of this city last night. Tho train was
running forty miles an hour when the
engine jumped the track and stopped in
the middle Of . high trestle. Ii il
claimed that heavy pic'e Of iron was
rlaced on the rails
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

The GAassly Find % . %. IAWrenre
Rtvesaam

WArHxrows. n. T.. April ls-Thurs-
day afternoon Joseph LanAre discovered
. bsrrsi floating down the ST Lawrence
river near Tick island. Inside the bar
rel he found several picces Of calico
covered vith blood. besides . quilt.
blanket. y woman's rubber. q corset
and gold breastpin. At the bottom Il
the barrel . heavy object Was struck.
which r~quired all of Laflare's strength
Ia raisr In the surface. but which
shpped from his grasp and fell back into
the river. Lafiare believes the object To
have been the body of q woman Who has
p<en murdered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

NEw YoRK. April Is-The announce
rnent of the failure Of Thomas VI. Barr
Il Go. % No. l07 Froat street, coffee
brokers. Was made on the coffee ex
change shortly after noon today. With
the announcement prices went OF con
siderably. The liabilities, 81 the firm are
stated Tn be between e2s3.O00 and s30o.-
mn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

LIrrLE Rock. April ls.--John Roberts.
one Of the most influential farmers in
Perry cotnty. went to Morrillton yester-
day to purchase . supply OF groceries
for his plantation. On his return homo
he Was murdefed and n,bbed by un-
known parties parties and bis body
thrown into Alpine lake near Perryville.
Two farm hands are suspccted k the
murder and have been arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Bsrposrorr. Corn. April Il Danny
Russell. who vas defeated hy John Van
He-. - Chicagn last night. ~as today
matched against his ccnqneror Ia hght
AZ catch ~sights durirx The last seek IN
Nav The tsffl~ VIII he for tl go q
-ssis and the largest purse offered by .
rrspnnslhle club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Loxpos. April ls-Thc dovAges
duchee- ~ Sutherland WAS iois, serf 10
the common prison by the probate court
justice for contempt of court. The i'm
rrisenmcnt ~ Brif,sh duchess Is prob.
ably unprecedented In England. but the
severe sentence caused No surprise con-
sltering the ofenee charged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

.sagSaTos April II The eFap ~
f.sf say - Nj. h,ssn Crets have al
saaeed skssfy asihs - iAeh siisis sni
a.4si bisEts f'iaNias - general tsFiy
Vegetables az pizAtea Nsstiass saa
pastures ace - roe stttfjtissa. tFalI
sssss,-s. Z. ate sss8 eKseiIeAt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

IoxI.. Mich. April - 4 thr-e dsvs'
sc-sien ~ the Michigan Conference ss-
srcisfion ~ ~. woDsn'. Fsresrn Me
sionary ro-ciety ~ the NJ y church of
Michigan opened her~ ts.iay. Ore hun
drei aud twenty Eve delegates are IN 1t
tendance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

sslf nos any company ! sspssssas lost ti
W the Uhssi dsal IN Chicago ! wss not
b, position 10 do ~ The dissStches
snd other newspaper sfticlss ssnt out
tsoadcast may injusc my credit unicss
they are cuntrndicted-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

PoucHKREPsIE. y. T.. April ls.-The
will OF the late Samuel J. Colgate was
admitted TO probate to-day. Ii gives the
wife. Cora Smith Colgate. all personal
property. The rest. residue and re
mainder is given in trust for the wife
during her life. and at her death the
property is a. revert &C. the children.
The estate is estimated to be worth from
100000 IN $10.OD,OOO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19
NEW SEALING GROUNDS.
Dundee whales 1lAke ~ Ennrmoal
Catch Of Eur 6eals.

NEW York. April lathe Evening
Posts London cable says: News has
reached Dundee that the three Dundee
whalerp which went 10 the Arctic ocean
last autumn are returning unsuccessful.
AZ far a. whaling 10 concerned. but that
they found an enormous number II fur
seals One vessel alone 10 said to
have 10000 skins on board. Ii il re
ported that the skippcrs prevented the
scientists, who accompanied the expcdi
ton. from taking observations in order
10 preserve the secrets of the where
abouts Of the scaling grounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

are 6lisd viiA csovde a excited vosk.
insassa. God seossas feeling q une>sa
ness prevails IL w&s the intsntion a
the striksss 10 hold . gssnd dcaaonssrs
tioa to-day n the part - - GilleA too
miles south cf hrusssaA THIS place hsd
bsen sriccfed 1os The meeting Ia cSn-
sequence ~ the ssass prohi6itang dean
oassgssioa IN hsuuslA. bat the inserac-
tions seat out last night by the gcveruor
Il the province Il Bgahant have put .
check upess The psopnssd meeting. 4
strong force of trsoIs 10 in pnssc~sson os
the park and the demonstration vail nea
IL allowed.
Burxonxstef Koekelherg Il st. Giles
refused 70 prohibit the meeting H. the
park there to-day and - . result the
governor q hrshsnt took the s6sir into
his owa hsnds- lie ordered trooEs u, te
sent 10 ST. Giiics 10 prevent any demon
strsiioa the strikers might attempt "a
make
Dcsermissed 90 Aces-
Many of the strikers in this city are
determined 10 hold meetings. despite
the orders of the governor of the prov.
ince 70 the contrary. They do not.
however. intend 10 hold their demonstra-
tions within the city limits They ~
lect little suburban vi.lagcs. where they
trust they will not tse interfercd with by
tho authorities One such meeting VAS
held this morning at Molenbcek. = short
distance from Brusseis- Fifteen thou
sand workmen assembled AT this place,
and many incendisry speeches VEN
made. The speakers pointed out
the wrongs under which laborers.
miners. mechanica. factory hands
and mill operatives labor. and
called upon them to assert their
rights. The meeting was most enthu-
siast,c and great siGnitcance attaches
Ia II. The immense crowd of working
men all swore that they would sacrifice
life il il Was needsul a. obtain the right
~ manhood suffrage The meeting
broke up without interference from the
authorities and most of the crowd ~
turned n the city. The newspapers
supporting the government affected 10
treat the movement with contempt.
Today the strikers attempted to compel
them u stop publication. but in this
city were Unsuccessful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

sss foss, Aesii n hariss 4 Pills
hssy ne aliissasis. millef q M.aue
sp-sss-. shs n 40. fsy.ssisi ksa -,
heavily 10 TIE late shsst siesl 10 so lH
isFvis~ fisss assfEass said Nssihsf ms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Rrps FnrTH. April IL. The village n
.Iasslsdsny has teen visited by disas
,rous confisgrssion- One hundred and
tuenty Eve hosus-e have been destroyed
and too perpons killed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Nv Yeas sprss a billy Mccarthy
n .ustrslts anil fi-,Ysse t.al3i.Behe th-
Msrin~ have t.<n Fnsts h~.f g ssat -
fsrs fa~ ts~-cent elab q N~~ ssieaBs
Nay i fsf passr q s1.ssl sni ssn .
~lsie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

NV yosx. April IL. a special from
Rutland. VI. says Frank G. Amy. the
murderer "a Christie Warden. has con
fee>ed ~ his lawyer that he 10 George
III. Abbott, the despersdo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

CI,ss. Mich April 10 The Hss'-a
opera hou~ ~ss DESTROYED ~ IRE lest
Eti Two fs-en wer- s~vs,ss~ly burned
Ts. la-s viN u-rt>ssas reach fs,.np
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

Ovo~ss. N,eh. Arri ia lest
ntss,,. a.sefis.g a tb> rssrDnan cposcsls
slffs ssass- = - voted b. tbefes FARM
fnfs Ia 10y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-19

H. nsoaasi- the tefssent efsat8oue~
9Th ha s8gn Il SLATE s,~ut I hs streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Song.
rn.ft Nall AaRArinA.


married n lady as refined ana SWEEP
As sugar Of the purest brahn
She owned such an exquisite par on Ice"
And she wrote such n beautiful hand.
She welded n Dickensy Pickwick pen
With humor wit, and gump'oh,
And f0ndly fancied her talent lnen
Was entirely for home consumption.
Alas | little visit, 1870
When her envelopes kist,
I WAS forging the letters with woman OF let
With Lady Journalist.
On the weddIng-day che took notes IN church,
And n sketch of the clergy filhh'
And within the register made research
Like an antiquarian. -, -.o,. .tn..
OF the local rows and revols:
She might lie mine In n superficial way
But her soul was the printers devils
All 10 her mill was gris,.
You can read in Nudes list
FnI accounts OF the spoonlng on our own honey
By that Lady Journalist.
She settles who the celebrities are
AZ premieres or private views
She's courted by duchesses not above par
She'd look on my death ~ news.
She has views on divorce and the care Oh uogs'
And tattles Of quinine and parrots,
And will turn from the rhyming OF logs and
frogs ,.
To discourse Of tho cooking OF carrots
IL her own advice she'd list,
From her kitchen not TO be missed,
The tea we're less sloppy, though she turned out
less copy,
Did that Lady Journalist.
She Ia always out, except when she's
"a Celebrity at Home,
And while sbee earning her bread and cheese,
for others glances roam.
And II now and then we are seen OF men,
As In DAYS Ok our early woOing,
Why her hanging on uiy lips again
Is a species OF interviewing
So | make with others tryst,
Nor on my right insist,
For our cooling she's bing:
1--WE TwO-prico ono shilling"
Is my Lady Journalist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
The Curse OF Wealth.


The tramp for some mysterious reason.
had accepted an offer to work about the
place, for which he was to receive his
meals, sundry old clothes, and 20 cents a
day IN cash. For the first two or three
days he did very well and he was paid 80
cents on account. He did not spend the
money, but he began TO grow listless and
rad. and at tho end of the week he inter-
viewed his employer.
You've been very kind to rue, sir," he
said, and want TO thank you for what
you have done"
That's all right" was the reply. Pm
glad TO be able 10 help YOU"
:" know that, SIR. and 1 appreciate it,
but shall have TO give it all up, SIR
Whats that for: Don't pay you
enough"
"Oh, yes. sir; that isn't It. 1 have IS
cents left, sir. but l ind that money doesn't
bring happiness, sir. and | guess FL re-
sign and so back TO the old WAYS. sir.
Wealth is curse 10 some people, sir, aud
/ fancy belong to that class. Good.by.
cir" and be shsmbled of down the path
ami struck the highway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
SALE OF THE SEARS LIBRARY.
A Celebrated CoIiectioe OF Books HUE
sr.,,.x the History Of Typography

New York Times, ltn'j
Tina admirable collection OF books Illus
tratiuc in q Autographed senee the ms
tory OF the art Of Typography. formed oy
George Edward Sears; bas passea a. pf'WvA;IIe
sale for $4,000 into the possession Vi Wiz
liam Evarts Benjamin.
NJ, sears. son OF the founder OF tho
printine. house Of Sears d Cole. MADE the
selection Of this library his sole occupa-
ron for twenty years. The DOCKS
were not placed in the house where ne
lived. but IN an apartment IN on hnoten.
Park avenue mansion without steam neat
or gaslight, which are injurious 10 sump
tuous bindings. Many grave meetings
were held there in winter OF studious
bibIionhiIes who would have been changed
into glaciers in an hour If they had not
been warned TO wear their heaviest FUR
cloaks.
Mr.. Sears's bookplate represented askuii
crowned with laurel wreath. surmounteo
by an hour-glass with wings Inc teeth OF
the skull were embedded IN an open DOCK
on a table between lighted candle ana
Ease Of ever.fresh roses. The library-room
made one think OF the Christian chapeis
IN the CatacOmbs. :,
Book lovers who knew the collection
Irouorfectly talked of 1t as invaluable 10
students az a whole. but lacking In rare
volumes that all book-lovers know ana
buy.
Mr. BENJAMIN IL classifying .he books in
chronological order for public exhibition
In his new gallery in the foil and com
piinR an aualvticsl catalogue OF them. 1t
will DO q revelation.
There a.e missals. books OF hours, manu-
scripts with miniatures. books with wood
cuts Of the fifteenth century. complete
Caxton. examples of famous printers of
all ages. bindings of great artisans,
and an incompatible collection of text
books. Mr.. Sears was enabled TO make
out ofhis collection alone a photography of
the Dance Of Death" and photography
of Alcatis emblems. privately printed in
editions Of 100 copies. He had formed
a perfect cham of oil the links by which
the work of the copyIsts and bookblnders
of the fourteenth century is allied with
the work of the publishers Of the present
time. The pleasure which he derived
from his labor was IN the labor itself.
Now that he regards the work as finished
the collectors interest 10 expressed only
in the wish that the collection shall not be
dispersed. but the wish may not be real
lied. and similar collection will not easily
be formed again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Diablo's Record.
b. b. NJ.

Waicott 4 Campbelrs bay.horse Disblo.
winner Of this years Brooklyn handicap,
was bred az the Ellerslie Stud. and passed
lltO The hands Of the Castle Stable az q
SssIing III 1881 says the New York World.
no Was quite prominent 2-year-old in
i''o' add great things were expect
ca OIL bin as s-ysar-old. After
,, snne some exceedingly good races in
20, early III the spring. he trained of and
snr succeeded IN winning purse ut one
iaiie at the fall meeting OF the America
socAsy Club ~ Jerome Park. His VIC
~ sSi'S y, ~ the spring Of that year included
see mitasrs Stakes, in which he beat Erie,
1sporor. Orator. Sunshine. and Rsnsom.
e'shi Ihe;a from . TO IS pounds.
Al zoo fali OF 1883 he passed into the
banus OF Mr.. A. y. Walcstt, Winning eight
races t4e following year. In 1881 be broke
oewn eadly. bur wss patched M again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Some of IL Left Yet.
Fn,a.Dn Inprna1

The actual amount of gold and silver
that is used in a large plating establish
ment is very great, aud the most strict
economy is practiced in order that there
shall be no waste. The extreme thinness
of the gold on cheap Jewelry has long been
subject tor Jest by humorists. A
party OF Boston jewellers was being shown
through one of the great plating. factories
by the proprietor. o man well known a. a
wae. As the visitors stood looking into
one of the watts. where different articles
were being plated with gold by means of a
chemical process. q gentleman asked;
Nov, Uncle John, Just how much gold
do YOU use here in your business 2"
The old man looked up and answered.
with twinkle in his eye. We'll, boys, I'll
tell YOU. When l started IN fifteen years
ago, put ten-dollar gold piece into the
vat. and 1 guess there's some lett of II
vet !"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
Whore the telegraph Is Lssst Used.
Hartford Courant-l

Tho four countries IN the world which
possess the smallest telegraph FACILITIES
are Peru. Paraguay. Uruguay, ana fersia.
In the first named there are only thirty-s
telegraph offices in the whole country and
but COO miles of wire. In the territory
ofParaguav there are only $40 miles OF wire
In operation, and the entire Geographic
service of that country requires the ser
vices of but twenty eight persons. One line
of 800 miles, owned and operated by tho
government. runs from Asunclon 70 faso
de Patria. the limit of Paraguayan terri
tory. and the other $50 miles by the rail-
road from Asuncion TO Pirapo; owing TO
high water and camp IN that country
time A. Paso de Patria the line breaks,
there beng no cable over the Alto PaTana
river which is three miles wide. Com
munication is therefore. by canoe. which
takes messages over IN the morning to the
ARGENTINE side and returns to the Para
guaysn side at night. An important tele-
gram is often delayed ten or fifteen hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
A Suspicious Character.
Washington star.l

They had just come from the baseball
grounds. and they we're engaged IN IA ami.
mated discussion OF the game a stranger
came toward them. and although they
slackened their pace he passed without
saving a word. One Of them stopped the
policeman or the corner and SAID:
Ibid you see the foller that just went
along heref"
"Yes.n
swell. you'd better keep your eyes on
him. There's something wrong aoout him.
He's q suspicious character maybe hos
escaped from an insane asylum"
"Whst makes you think soS"
I" He saw us comm out OF the ball.
grounds aud never asked US what the
score Was"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21

and last year placed seven out Of nineteen
races 10 his credit He started three
tiines this spring at Elizabeth. winning
his hrst race at mile, beating Count 81
Denis. and Nomad. Charade and Race
land subsequently lowered bis oolors ~
the same meeting.
There was nothing In bis form 10 Suggest
that piablo would win the Brooklyn Hanoi
cap. and Johnny Campbell has once more
pulled on that event in pretty mucn .nv
same manner o. he won IL with Csstawsv
ii. in 1880. There never was case OF his.
tory repeating itself IN regard 70 any Dig
event moro thoroughly. Dispios Ior.n
this spring has been pretty mucn WIG .a,no
~ that OF Castaway III. IN the spfi"s P'o-
ceding tho 1890 race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21

woman insisted ON having Scent loaf for
4 cents becsuse IL was two days old. and
finailv. after wordy contention with the
worthy vhite-capped baker. compromised
by paving cents for the bread:
"RaIph, the venerable. had the courage.
~ his rnercenary convictions and insisted
sor = time on having o cent reduction on
The price of the paper. Tho newsdealer,
too. had the courage of his trade and did
author of tho over Soul although
I found afterward that he knew
tbe intellectually august gentleman with
whom he was dealing. Knowing ehe per-
son of the Concord philosopher | was
amused enough to wait over another train.
had not the purchaser and vender compro-
missed and the dear good man bought the
wished-for old paper with another OF that
evenings ISSUE