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, 1893-11-13

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, 1893-11-13
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mariners.

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, 1893-11-13

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, 1893-11-13

n eiu6t Gin unper9eiratbeter iunoer beutider
" Sebrer. acabemli6e 8ilbuu9 in ben muIifali5he1
Sddern, Iubt, geitiBt auf CUTE Gmpfehluneen unb ;3e1gs
Mile, fur Die 8auer bes Wiuters uno SSrubiobrs SteIs
lung os 9anslebrer IN odtbarer 6omtlie. Salair tpe.
niger in getradbt ge3pgen als reipeftabler 8laB. Sell.
Offerten on A 3 thanksgiving. lInp3t
, 1893-11-13
SteQenaeiude.

aHseisen inter bieier 0tubrit finO fofteufrei.
" nm it9 i'm &oten gang aus3ubilben. .. Sdueioer,
egg Cit WaiblngtOn Ctr. 13no3t
, 1893-11-13

w ren3en, Der aud am Siitl ouiiparfem faIIn. inabt
itdnoi9e Steaung irgenoipo. Aor. \ 2 Staats seitu,i9.
9uo3t
, 1893-11-13

BUR 9equemIibfeit unierer au5etgenoenR unben babe
mir nit ben unten 9~enaunteu Serren Elm AbtDmmen az
perben at %beuielbem 9reifelt, alS lpenn biefelben birefti
Der Expedition Der S4tnois StootsSeitlng abeegebe1
neroel: Mu5ei9en 1omie Announcements t6nnen an 6ieIe
tperhea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
RUSHING HOME RULE.
A Dozen Clauses Pushed Through
the House Last Night.

LONDON. july i3-In the house Of
commons today. in committee OF the
whole. for the further discussion OF
clause 9 Of the home rule bill was made.
The debate was marked by an attack on
Mr.. Gladstone by member Of his own
party. Robert Wallace. liberal member
for East Edinburgh, was opposed to
the withdrawal of the lin and OUT
subsection Of the clause, announcement
OF which was made yesterday by Mr..
Gladstone. and he spoke al. length
against tho course Of the prime minister.
Joseph Chamberlain. the liberal union.
ist lea Ter. charged Mr.. Gladstone
with deceiving the country and with
breaking his publicly expressed pledge
against the retention OF the power u
the Irish members TO discuss all affairs
Of policy and 10 vote thereon The gov
eminent. Mr.. Chamberlain declared,
was now unmasked and he challenged
IL 20 appear before the country on the
issues raised.
Between 8 and 10 o'clock the galleries
Of the house were crowded with persons
eager 10 watch the work Of the govern
ment in forcing clauses 3. Is. 10. ~ %.
u. - and ~ Of the home rule bill.
At 10 o'clock Chairman Meller ap-
piled the closure to the debate on an
amendment proposing the omission of
the in and out provision. which for
bids Irish members Of the imperial par
lament 10 vote on certain questions.
The closure was carried by a vote OF 3.sj
to 29s amid loud opposition cheers.
Clause was then adopted by vote
Of 32j 10 2sI.
As Chairman Meller proceeded to put
the question on clause 10 the first Of the
financial clauses. the conservatives left
the house in a body. The governments
proposal that the consideration OF
clause 10 be postponed was then passed
10y a vote ~ 355 10 80 The votes on
financial clauses IL. II, 10 and II were
postponed by almost equally heavy ma.
jori.ies. BY the time clause Is. concern
ing the powers ~ the Irish Legislative
assembly in matters 81 money. bills and
votes were reached. the boiling conaerv.
ativea had returned. The clause was
carried by q vote Of 32s 10 III The
following clauses were then rushed
through with maiorities varying be
tween - and 20: Clause 10. concerning
the Irish exchequer judges: clause -.
concerning appeals FROM Irish courts;
clause %. concerning provision for the
decision ~ constitutional questions;
clause -. concerning the office ~ lord
lieutenant: clause -. concerning the
crown iands: clause ~. concerning the
tenure 81 future judges.
Tomorrow the house. in COMMITTEES.
will befsin discussing clause 81. which.
with the thirteen following clauses.
must be got ont ~ the way between 10
O'Clock and midnight. OF newt 1hurrday
evening. " the government program is
TO be executed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
FLAG AHEAD OF GUY
At puTssuRc YESTERDAY
M~soss fo-sk sss ktss<s N 49, "a ansi
Martha ~ -ikss ssos ske tre~-sD<-
All Iro< uA 3sll IA

PlrTssrzs. July ia--fuily ie.oO per-
sols acre AZ Hooas~o~i Park n sstHe.s
ths fourth days races II the grand CIR
cult meeting After the nrsr heat Of
thu third sscs : vsolrns rain fell which
cuased postponcmsnt II the faces ~
al II o'elock so<aozrow. The Home
GOOD track rseosd sss AGAIN lowered 10
dsy b. Aasros IN che frse-fes.s al pea
Mz-c1s dsd the nrss heat In 3tsk
Esla thee fail fog sfost afteen uinutss.
which mssis ths track probably two
secos.sis or mors slow- This Was tho
best tssas made by the crack psesfs 20
day
SUMMARIZES
Free Coz al. unfinished trot from go
tsrd4y purse q. no Martha Wilkes won.
MsSnols2 sseond. Hazel Wilkes third;
bsss time. 2iiA
2.is trnt, >sxsli House purse. sn'Uoo.
unfinished Fid-s Stanton won the frst
ard fourth. Fiortia the 9th and Answer
tie -~cond. best time. : i3ss,
Free Tor az pacing purse s,ooo- Mas
cot wun. MAJOR woneler second. John
stsn third. best tiasc. 2:o9A.
3ai. purse 81 sac. unfinished Jennie
Niixes 9oa. Marfei --cond. Wausco
fhira. Fanny g.. fourth. Fat My Boy
rsth. fslanu WiIkos sixth. Gray Field
seventh. tisrnishec eighth. <yanza
ninfh. Naaisi,n Chief tenth: time. Els.
liz the tree fof ali pace hal Pointer
va fourth sn1 Guy ~as sllstanced IN
TIE l1sFd beat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Fearful Collision On the West shore
RAilroad ~ Newburg.

NEwsUks. n. L.. July l3-West Shore
day express No. l. due here At l2DA
noon. was wrecked in the West Shore
yard IN the southern part Of the city to-
day. Six or seven persons were killed
and fifteen or twenty injured Two Of
the dead had each al arm torn of.
The train consisted Of engine No. 200.
Shelby. engineer. baggage car. three day
coaches and Wagner car. The train
was well filled with passengers. Car No.
II. IN which nearly all tho casualties oc-
Cured. had every seat filed The train
wac few minutes late at Cornwall, and
and made tho distance from that place
20 the southern limit Of Newburg at q
very rapid rate. liz crossed Quassaick
creek. q mile south Of the station. ran Z
faw rods further. under the Pennsylvania
Coat company's bridge. then ran into an
open switch into the West Shore yard.
In that yard train was standing ready
70 pull out on To the main track.
The day express engine struck the
freight engine with terrific force. The
engineer jumped. but little late, and
was slightly hurt. The fireman sAles
jumped and escaped injury. The train
crashed through the freight. and all the
cars were more or less smashed. Day
coach IL. following the sleeper. had it's
side torn oil and the trucks torn out.
The scene in this ear was terrible.
Several persons were killed outright and
nearly ali the rest was more or less in
jured. Those who were able TO walk
started out on foot for the station. and
were seen with bruised and bleeding
faces making their way painfully and
slowly in the hot sun. Four Of the dead
are unknown women.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
ARMY BILL IS SAFE
Fist Clause Passed BY the Reich
|. stag Yesteffay
iNsuREs THE ENTIRE BILL
The Covesnueas II JsbiiAns Over Its
Victory ard Thinks the Pe~oe
OF Esrop< Assured
MsuREs THE ENTIRE BILL

BKkEIS. July l3-At today's session
81 ths Eeachsfsg Dr. Osann. national
liberal. moved the adoption of resolu-
ton declaring that In consequences OF
the fodder famine the proposed army
naneuvers ought rot 10 he proceeded
xith. General von kaitenborn Staehan.
mipister Of var. opposed the motion.
He said that the control Ut the msneu-
vev vas . prerogstive Of the esnpsros
and the house had no right 10 interfere.
tie added that the Prussian authorities.
taking into account tho prevalent dis
treas. would provide fodder magazines
for the horses and buy cattle from the
people In the suffering disfriets Tor the
use Of the troops taking part IN the
maneuvers. The armies. he further
said. would be accompanied 10y water
cartsI
Despite tho war minister's statement
- a. the emperor's prerogati,e. Herr
Bachern held that tho reichstsg had the
right 10 discuss the subject. and ~ this
view the house agreed
fsrsult OF the Vote.
Herr Brockman. centrist. declared
that be was opposed to the maneuvers.
Herr Fregc. conservative, said that IN
his opinion q limitation of the opera
tons was necessary After some further
discussions the subject was dropped and
the house proceeded with the second
reading Of the army bill.
Or. Lieber. centrist. made n speech
against the bill. but advanced no reason
against its adoption beyond those en-
pioyed by him against the original bill
in the last reichstag. Chancellor
Yon Caprivi. who has recov-
cred from his recent sickness. replied to
DIR. Liebcr's arguments. and concluded
by asking the house To pass the bill in
the shortest time possible. A vote was
then taken on the first article II the bill.
and it ives passed by a vote Of 1913 to
ls7. q government majority Of eleven.
Count Herbert bismarck supported the
government. The article fixes for two
years the peace effective at 479.229 men.
The volunteers for the year are not In
cluded In this number.
The ministerialists are iubiiant at this
result. which practically amounts to the
passage Of the whole bill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Backed by Powerful Negroes. MilIer's
widow Will Bring suit.

SPnISGFrKLp. ILL.,. July l3--It IL re-
ported here that the National Citizens
Rights association. Of which Judge Al
bion W Tourgee is president has inter
ested Itself in the case Of &. j. Miller,
hanged and burned at Bardwell. Backed
by the organization. Mrs. BERTHE Miller.
widow Of the negro. will bring al action
for damages against the city marshal
aud his bondslnen at Sykeston. Mo-; the
sheriff II Carlisle county. Kentucky. his
bondsmen and the members Of the posse
Individually who aided in the capture u
Miller: all citizens Of Illinois, Missouri
and Kentucky who participated in the
affair aud the population Of Bardwell. IN
which IL occurred. Suit will be COM
nlenced in the United States court FOG
the southern district Of Illinois.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Governor Jones' says He Has Been
Wronged Ian the Chocsaw Matter.

HARrsaoRSK. /. T.. July IL Cover
nor Jones attitude towards the federal
authorities is not as defiant az the
pubic has been led IN believe. None Il
the Indians under sentence Of execu.
iion at WiIburton Willie shot tomorrow.
Governor Jones exercised bis influence
upon Judge Holson. securing days ex
tension Of the time already granted for
The fling OF application for new trial.
Governor Jones contends that the con.
victions were reached BY impartial a.
piicatious ~ the Choctsx laws anal
claims that he has been grossly aisrep-
resented by the press reports
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Ne Beat the Fasovitc IN tho Shcws-
bury Handicap.

AosAotrfa PAek. july i3-The heat
here tsi4y ~as almost Uncomfortable.
si TIE Attendance presented a limp
and icsiragzisl appearance.
The FIRST race was again son by an
OUTSIDER. Steve Estes. 8 70 | shot.
heating Stoaerell the even money fav-
critr. by se4nt head. Sport In the
second racs opened IT . 20 and vas
hacked down o. 2 10 10. He rewarded
lie faithful o. winning in easy fashion.
The ten probable starters for the July
sfasss acre reduced 10 i've. with Dob
tins sasi Declare out u IL. The stake
a. left entirely at the mercy of Hyder
Afsf. who ~ar az once made prohibi-
fise fsvorits. 81. Maxim closed favor
lie for the place Tho race was an easy
cus for the favorite. He had but St
Maxim to b~4t. and did this without ap-
Easent efiort-
The hs~sbury handicap was thought
a sure thing for Mars BY the talent.
white Banquet was . strong second
choice. Mare set killing pace 10 the
head u the stretch. where Pickpockct
roilAreJ hiui, inning by three lengths
from Banquet vho came from the rear
with some old time speed and wrestcd
second honoxs from the tired Mars.
The fifth race was an easy victory for
Chateau. even money favorite. who fol.
lowed ~ kearn~y about the track until
xifhin fec strides Il the finish. when
hs came like . shot from a cannon and
beat him a short head AZ they crossed
the line. The sixth race aiso went d,
the fsvorise. Hsmmie. at 10 4vinninR
from Sir Arthur.
Summary:
FIRST race. seven furIongs Steve
Estes won. Stoneneli second. 81. Floriaa
third. time lzlsA,-
second. ore mse-Sport won. Roche
second. 81. Michael third; time. l.sit,.
Third. fvs furlonss -Hyder A bad
wCn. So. Maxim second. Sam Lucss
third: time, l0i
fourth. nalle and half-Pickpocknt
M. Banquet second. Mars third; time.
2t.t.
Fifth. eleven sixteenths mile e Chateau
won. Ed kearrcy second. Crosstire colt.
third: tine. lscs1.
Ssrth. sx fuffongs Hammse won. Sir
Arshpr second, Wan jim third; time.
fif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Hc Runs . Bsx fieii of 2-yesr-oI.is
~ n @fandstfif.

C'axraco, July II = Z ard r. p.
Ke4ra's grand colt Domino won the
HYDE PARK stake thia afternoon Ia a
ecmuiou caslter leaving behind some II
The best ? }sar Ollie IA the west Don
iaas perforinznce was by no means a
great one. but be showed ability 10 CARY
weight add plenty - speed. He pas M
signed 10 popnds and no covered the
dlstanc~. sin furionxp. in Ill. passing
the wire with plenty in hand Donino
AMI r. TeSgfafo ware coupled IN the
teftfrg and they wsre held at | &c 5.
Peter the Great having secoEd cal al
9 soi
First rste. ons Bsile FIRST Ward. II
ikesana 81 ~ >. Wan. no ko. IL Hen.
asrson. q, q 1 second. Aiieharrn. III
tlorters 81 O. !. lhisd. time. D. The
kiaE. Eacn. foBt-neiiz and rnzlc
finished - uanet
S-raDi. SIX furiongs Pedestrian. lbs
fIarali. , - : sun, Anns Mayes. n
tPsfklnsA u To :. second, fesis O. Io3
tu. Griainl ~ g. L. third. time. LIN.
Jce Murphy bill Howard and Sseat in
sshsi - named
Thru the Hyde Park ssake-. a sweep
stakes Tor , yesr -oiis With sstso s.isse.i.
sis fuflssrgs pomiro. IN fTarsl. / IN
5. son. Peter the Great. lis Mliierl \ ~
l. SECOND. Fassal. IL Martial ,, e. I.
thirsi. time. ia "a TELEGRAPH. Eel =
santa Aait~ Charity. ishstt 1so..ie.
Tupto. Springfield anishesl a. named.
Fourth. mile all seventy ysr,is
Baron. In Tucker Is - I. won: Tom
Flynn. 10 sMorri~k to = sec<nd:
Shallow. - tper<insA ? a. :, third. time.
La fcfest Eo-e. Nss psison. KsIa-
uszoo. Calhoun, Upusn. Cynu~ars. Van
xart snd Alice u. sl~p ran.
Eth. par-e sisoo Zoe 3y~sr s,lsis.
TO- miles Newton. i0s I,ortsrA = o. I.
ven: Prince q psrkne~s III tNorri.A
5 d, : seclnd; Versatile. lie frarall II
- :. third. time. sTk Ormss and
kne-sm ai~n ran.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Fowr Men knIed and Race Hor,-s
Manglsxl.

CoIusscs. lad. July ia-Tonizht at
HenryvilIe. Indiana south of here. a
special freight train ran into the regular
freight. causing 4 frizhtful collision.
t,eorg. Shirley and tirookbank. enri
ns~r and brakeman. were fatally hurt.
A carload n horses from the race course
here. among them Panlina. were mangled
IN the wreck. the attendants. Ben Wood
sui Douglas Wilkes are missing. A
man named RayburL q New Albany. in
charge q another car - horses. xas
.tfIe.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

s@SseseS~R >~>s->>>
s-rra-, 80 +;
nafssrsps-tappy sna 0'Coanosi Baldwin
and Dsyh Cmpirs Hurst
s. s,.! L,,s,:s ssS5assssii :
Bs,sszies-tjicsson AMI Ganson; Stein
and kln.lo~. Umpire-
PhIls % . 0 / 0 / . So s
Batteries Rhocesand Grim; vickcry and
clsmsnsA UDpire-Sewxrd.
cincin'tlo 0 o COL So -ss :
bo>ton- % o o O D o 3-B7
B4sseries--Salllssn and Murphy NicheIs
and Bsnnett. Umpire-Emsiis-
piss.b's.i o 2oso o-s 3
Mash. o . o "a
Batteries-Ehret and Miller; EspeF and
Farrell. umpsrs-Aclaashlip
ChicAgo-.0 10 $50 ~ 10
Baitim' o 0 o o o SIS IS
Baftcri~s-Schriser and McGiil; McNahou
and Clark. Umpire--Lynch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Bxsanzos bxAou. Jsly IL = First rsrs.
nss fsrlonss Icrorss Goa. Esprs>s SEC
ss,d ~ xt-r third; time. lteA
ss<,oad. f,vsfsrions. Pstrninan wan.
AnxIs seeoGd. ho1sy bee 0oit thifu,
uns@s lO4Is-
Third. six fufiouss -Gsfsliias non.
Tom Touxh -s.ond. Major DAILY third,
time. i.isa.
Fcursh. oas and ore -sixtssnth mil<s =
Blitzsn xoa. szrss,<s4 sseozd. fesrifer
thsi'd; t5ms. 1:ta
Firth. fhras sixteenths of . mile
Bilaet Dour Colt won. Arnsea seco al.
Doubls Csosa third; tins. la
sixth, ssx farlongs Mary Daks xn.
81 Marx second. English Lady third;
tine. l:l6J<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Roar July II Out u the 40 nem-
bss- coas<itatipg tbs senate I'D ere
ehsfgef With eomPlicity, either direct
cr indirect. Ia the bnk sczndlez- About
LOO II the meubeu ~ the chamber a
deputies are similarly implicated. II il
proposed thst the senate. sitting - z
high court u Justice. demand that the
accused senators res4xn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

PAEis. July I'm. Isoze. ex project
Ct police. has received semi ofdcAL mott
iication that he 10 10 be appointed Preach
ambassador 20 Austria n. Lepine. for.
merly Irefssct ~ Seine Fl Ois~. Who hss
been appointed - successor % NJ Lose
will 1t once take charge u the project
uro hare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

iso<esr. Win D4rb ~ ~ valued -
Dio.66o and ovsseu1 BY TIE U~kiand seock
s..rgr. cssn<i1ctsd b. tho k1s<s sad ofkes
ssxizsu n4su. is1ppsi dad thLs s-1xas-
M. He sss t~lIs driven by william
hsllnn. uhi.e ,so<kinx his u.iieL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

vALs1IA. Malta. July i3--vice Ad-
snixal SIR Michsel Culme Seymour. Who
has been sppoinfrd commander la chief
on the Brztish Mediterranean station. 70
succeed Vice Admiral SIR George Tyron.
who lost his life in the Victoria dissstse.
hns arrived here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

vALErrA. Malta. July IL The court
martial that will try cheers Of the
British Mediterranean squadron on the
charge Of partial responsibility for the
Victoria dissster viii open in this city
on July IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

tils nonfh % witch BANGKOK y sitnshod
and hzs th<e4tsned thai 4 the gunbos1s
attempt ~ cross the bar IT the mouth
q The river they viil Be sunk Francs.
tse correspondent ada has o&kcinily
he'd that shss &efion y practically . d.
claxsttou "A vxr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

fesIs. Mich. July n-The board IT
ss,ntrpl - IN se-slon here tosisy. No
sprriatmeuts have h~~n male. but OtIs
Fuller = "a johns sfii. without toabt
- the "a. warden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

KALAMazoo. Mich. July ia-The
worst storm in years passed over this
city this afternoon. lightning struck in
ten plaees in the city. doing great
damage. Wind. rain. hail. lightning
damaged buildings aud crops $4,000 in
the county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
lndlt. vVilI Accroe siIver.

LONDON. July ia-The government OF
India has agreed to accept the silver Of
the exchange banks. which will loss In
surancc, freight and charges. but will
save % ignorage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

LoSpoS. July l3--The Times CORES
pendent at BANGKOK ielegraphs that the
sizmese government has refused To- per.
nit two more French gunboats Ia enter
the Neinam river. twenty miles FROM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Cfuetcu. july ia-fase -has siat An
hersf IN ere = ths prssts~~t ssts... q
'sc ssfirs ~ he s1nfh eife groanti@
this aftsrss'er - sror~ - | 10 soothing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

" s<af xGrs~. July u - SECRETARY
feunz ANNOUNCES that the Chicago team
has Nveptrd the services ~ N>srs
Frank a Memphi. sad Gl-nssv.n u
Tsss Anzreles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Wsss1-oros. Jsiy IA The brsrd a
prFnsosions - The intssins department
shish sss created BY 81 orsisr s>~aei
D~csnst~r 81 isy9, IA. been st-siisAesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Sioux CRY. Iowa. July l3--Baker
a Bissell. Wholesale hardware dealers.
today made an assignment Liabilities.
$4,000; assets, $l35.000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Susfsse. Aish-. July Ll~-RsAfa X,
brotbee - the gssat Nsl~oa. the trotsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-10-09
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE!
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