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HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. d.

Diseases Of the Nervous Sy STEM GcntOU Urinary Organs
Impotcncy and Stcrllity. Hours. To |. TO 8.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TIE prGNAcIous LAWYERS FINED.

Judge Cullen imposed fines amounting to fJoo
Yesterday for tie conduct Of lawyers William y.
Cohen and stephen NJ Hove In the supreme court on
THURSDAY. when Mr. Cohen took up remark maze N
Mr. Hove in his presence rejecting upon his race and
aimed a blow at Mr.. Hove which just missed his lace
Mr. Cohen WAS fined $50 ard Mr.. Hove go. JniGo
CuIIen heard In. evidence Of witnesses. Mt 'ph'h
sa,d that Mr. Hove called him "a son q Jerusalem
in addressing TIE court; and Surlilr apologized when
directed 10 do - by the Court. lie had not spoken
to Mr. Hoe FOR nine months. When The latter al
down near him li;ilc later and remarked, y daN OIL
reckoning Will come for YOU s4een"s soon,' he couu
stand hi, insult, no longer and tried to hit HIM. lie
apologzcd T. the Court then. am was wiling to 90 IL
again Int ,nw nothing else 10 dcPlorr.
Mr. Hove ,nii tlat Francs FarGutar had referred
4, the way the Cour; had sal down on him and ne re-
,or,.d hv saving what be did about >hcenioS." The
remark wa, not directed to Mr. Cohen. In the first
instance he had referred to Mr. Cohen as " this gentle
man from Jcru>llcm.'
Judge cullen said t'at he had made up his nhh'
with some hesitation that the dignity OF the ''ift anu
the due administration Of justice did not red"r" ule
commitment Of the offending persons To prison. !"
strike a blow in court was extremely wrong. eSprlaiN
AZ a remark already made had been r'buR'N pv '"e
,our, and opolocizrd for. In order 10 uphold the
dignity Of the Court and at the same UNI ~ &
The cnlln>el FROM stigma of gong TO Iai' w mn'
~ sSio WIS inp,,od on Mr. Cohen. with the all'fii
live Of twenty Omr iaur, in Jail II IL was !ol Wu'
and the fine cf so on Mr.. Hove with the aerh" ,Ii
of twelve hours in jail y request from .onn ~ ii
for the remission Of the fine In ~" case Oh M %
was denied by Judge Cullen, and both hh'S were
promptly paid.
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Is there another store in New York
where You can step in Saturday, an
ordinary weekday man, and come out
looking Sundaywise
Put it short: where else can YOU get
the best of clothing shoes hats and fur.
nishings, ready to put on.
Put it pleasantly; where else can
you bring back what you don't like
and get your money!
Our mackntoshes are like Our over.
coats; they fit. So and S22.jO-soms
odd ones at so.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
erTn hEEWh TwFlRfsa
STORES. t32d 81.
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rw. or TIE CpmN1 SION ARE INSURANCE MEN


Mayor Body admitted yesterday thh' wiz" Nv
appointed Alexander f. OF ann 'o"n '"
acanst the efficiency OF the Fire ID par'meh' ne WIS
not aware that they connected with IRE insurance
companies Mr. orr is director in the Con'lheh'a
Fire Insurance COMPANY company not III tne ihSur-
ance Tariff Association. which preferred the charges
against the frCmcn in !u'tiiFmS Inc h'r''s VI 80
per cont in the rates OF Insurance in business Dna
Inqs In Brooklyn Mr.. jenkins L. director IN the
Williamsburg Fire Insurance Company, WhieA ~ III
the Tariff Association lie says that TINS TACT VIII
not affect his judgment in deciding upon the eV
dencc present ID for ana against the efficiency oil 'he
department The third member OF The commission
y II bartlett /, not an Oil,ctr IN fire Insurance
company hut Is said TO own stock In two or NOR
The Mayor was not OF this when ne npPuh'ci
him lie would not ~ay yesterday whether the 1ncts
would modify the work OF the commission or not
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Special election will he held IN Lansing
on Noseml,er fef the pnrTose u voting
on the question II issuing 80 tse II eiec.
trie light and bridge bonds
The state IRE insurance agents have
decided 20 raise rates on Navemiief
and enforce The ~ pc -est county ib
sufaDce giAuse.
The hsh rsrdsn's saiasy has hecn
fixed at - csnfs PER day IN Calhorn
count. sui 10 sllevsnre fnf sxpen@~s
Cher, VALLEY svsnp frsss IN Monroe
cou1ty 10 pro8pcing ttss year 30 average
a lo0 hushris y craa g. The ssre
nsstssiea sksieis,n bss f~~es IN
eArtbes nees ipass<@. tine tooth ueigiss
fise pounds and tse 0sncr~.
The ceants sect of benkis e. .nty bas
t-~r fxea at Cfystsl tsts srsd t-aihiinRs
uiH sern ~ srsssfes there
The Re- q G. ga-nse = Trrnss.t
ohia. lses errsrffi rsfi q the rreel,f
tessan ehaFol 81 ~assBsa
fHtee knrisis 80 soiss3 81 isssas f,osss
81 itffss - srp~ass - ra.fine - q
ssstfn a cstrf Rask.
TIE Maeos r-eansers ~ f,fp-is~ n~ts
- l.sissses a. sssTeze = siI r~s 80
f1s ssts - tistlf 1siik
fsa asue ~kezs = rtsysfef - fsfD
80 81 Aase sefsf iasssea letssf tisssagss
tsi - stsis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
MAYonAL SUCCESSION.
Chicago Seems to Re wholly With.
out an Executive

Opinions vary as to the succession 10
the mayoralty made vacant by tho
assassination Of Mayor Harrison. Cor
poration Council kraus says that pend
ing the election OF new mayor the
council would. in his opinion. De cln
powered 10 selecta mayor pro tern.
Il should not like TO give positive
opinion" said Mr.. Kraus without the
statutes before me remember Of
looking up the matter years ago and am
quite confident that | read the laws 10
mean that the council would select the
mayor pro tem.
The section which deals with the
temporary absence or inability of the
mayor and the provision for the selec.
tion by the council Of mayor pro tenn.
Mr.. kraus believes is sufficient To cover
the case.
The intention OF the law" he said.
was to provide for an emergency. Even
IL tho mayor be dead. II is--only by legal
Temporary inability taken in connec-
ton with the section providing for the
immediate election OF the mayor. The
council will call for a special election"
Alderman Madden. chairman Of the
finance committee of the city council.
SAYS. The city statutes are rather
vague in reference 10 an emergency Of
this kind. From what | can learn 10y a
hasty examination OF the statltcsl il ap-
pears that when..a vacancy occurs in the
Office of mayor and the upexpired term
is less than one year. II is within the
jurisdiction Of the city council To elect a
mayor pro tenn. who shall have all the
powers aud duties of a mayor and shall
I'LL out the unexpiied term.
\. :. Trude. eminent rs an authority
on local municipal laws says: Chicago
has no mayor No one can succted Mr.
Harrison There is an absolute silence
in the laws concerning this point No
one but the mayor has the veto power
and in this the point lies The man
who had this veto power is dead aud
when be IL gone DO Que can become his
successor by right Of precedence IN
official rank.
"Once in tho Colvin administration
when the mayor was absent the comp
truller attempted 90 act as mayor OF the
city but no act of his was recognized as
official.
There is no president Of the city
council. There IL a chairman eisctcd at
eacn meeting when the mayor IL absent.
but this election is temporary and only
viva voce anyhow"
At the city hall today the opinion was
general that MIR. Swift would act as
mayor until a special election can be
called. which wall require thirty days
notice. This will throw the city govern
ment into the hands Of the republicans.
although there is little probability that
any partisan advantage will be thken Of
the mayors assassination TO remove any
Of the present holders ~ city offltea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

surviving nsnhsss q yoar fathers fam
ny ms sliacsrs sympathy N thsaf great
eorrox.
The Imperial Ottoman commiszioaer
20 the worlds fair. hxkki Bss; 4
izmsnl the depioratae and tragic death
Il yeur beloxpd father. and ssk sou 70
sccepi the sineere symEsihy Il this
commsszion--
Mayer Edx:n y Stuart of Phiisdel
phiz: ia the appalling saddenness II
the disaster. q u lmpossibls b give Ade-
quafe expression b. nap deep feeling
and ! can oniy assure .ou of my heart.
felt sorros.-
The cards u Vice Presidsut and Mrs-
Stevenson together with serbal mes
sage q sympsthy we're left ~ the
house during The sfieFnoon ~ che 81
their daughters The library was
throngsa sifh sisifers at ths time. and
tie lady left before the members q the
bereased fsmils could be summoned 10
receive u message an person.
Ex-f'rc~idcnt Harrs-oa shocked.
IsDIAssPoIls. Oct 2a--EK Presidcnt
Harrison this morning. upon reading of
the terrible tragedy al Chicago. sent =
message of copdoleoee 70 Mrs. Owsiey. =
daughter Of the dead mayor. lie bad
met Carter Harrison on several occasions
Tho affair MAS u most shocking one.
said General Harrison, ~and like all cit
izens feel IL Is most deplorhbie. IL -
very sad ending 10 the great Colnm-
hian expoeition"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

viii Take Place Wednesday from the
Sify Halt

Final arrangensnts for the obsequies
of the mu rderei mayor are held ln ahey-
ance by the family pending tns special
meetings a ths city eouncii and TIE
board of education that have been called
tor tomorfow moruing. According 10
the plans already decided upon, boa
ever. the funeral ei1 take place Wednes-
day from the city ball. and the easiet
will be Temporarily placed In tbs vault
of Graeeland esmstcry. The pail hear
ers will be eomposed of the captains OF
police Of that many precincts kish-
teen honorary pail bearers were de-
signsted at family council this evening.
Hon. Thomas w Palmer. pFesident of
she worlds Columbian national com
mission. heads the list. Then come IN
the order named: II. y. Higinbotham,
Gen. Nelson A. Niles. ex-Gov. Richard
4 Oylesl,y, Ferdinand W. Peck. Judge
TrunlbulI, the Hon. +. H. Winston. ex-
minister 10 Persia. Gen. ii. Fit1sim-
mons. III. j. Jones. &. X q. Billings.
Corporation Counsel Adolph kraus.
Philip ID. Armonr. Frank Weker. ex-
Mayors Joseph Medill Of the Chicago
Tribune. j. ii. Roche and Hampstead
Washhurn. Judge Frank Adams and X
A. Waller. A massive floral design in
the form OF star was received al the
residence late this evening. the card
attached bearing the name OF States
Attorney Kern. The family. however. is
desirous that tokens OF sympathy in this
form should be omitted. and request
TO that effect viii be communicated 10
the friends OF the dccsased through the
morning papers.
The city council viii meet ia special
session tomorrow morning al 10 o clock
in response to call which was formu-
lated this morning at a conference OF
aldermen held 10 City Clerk Gasttield's
Office. The aldermen will attend the
regular meeting tomorrow night al the
council chamber aud adjourn without
action TO the DAY following the funeral.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
PLASTER casr TAKEN.
sculptor fuchs Nodded the Murdered
Mayor's Features Yesterday.

CHICAGO. Oct 2a-Au that il mortal
of Carter II. Harrison rested on cool
ing board in the front bedroom of the
Ashland avenue house when the repre-.
sentative OK the United Press was adj
mitted 90 the apartment tonight
Conrad Fuchs. a sculptor OF local re-
pure. had Just completed the task 10
taking a cast OF the Features ~ the late
executive. which pronounced SUGGEST
fu IN every particular. There was
nothing in the features OF the dead man
% indlcsts that his end had come by
any act u violence. The features were
calm and pleasant and. notwithstanding
;he closed eyslisls. there was suspicion
az a smile about the psllid countenanee
that would have induced many an
observer TO the belief that the ex- mayor
was not dead. but simply sleeping 4
silken cloth ~ creamy white covered
the remains from the shoulders To the
feet and bid from view the CHASTITY
wounds that told of the uuerring aim %
the assassin On the mantle and
around the walls 20 the death chamber
were many moraenios - esteem m and re-.
gard that had hem prcsented 90 the
dead man by those with whom no had
been brought ia contact during hia life
time. Among these vac photo
graph a the Princess Euli.lia vita
her autogrsph and kindly sent
msnts. and a large cabinet picture
~ the duke - yeTagua with he
Signature and date that corsespondei
with the day of he departure irom Chi
cage. Perhaps. however. the H.ost inter
eetiug asiofnmsnt II the charat~r Wse
large frams eontAininF the lp,Ftssits a
Pfiac. Bismafk ADD hls wfr and q
their saa ssd daaght~s 80 ise. IN the
centre q whtch "a. . csfd setting
far;h that Ire photographs lai hseh
prr-ents-l ~ The ist~ ssaYss ~hihs
taxing breakfast stk The psinee sna
rs4see.. IN ls-s vesy fss n The hsai
srur- eslisrs st The hsasa ssfe stu.ittsa
=, iss teath sbausl<s Thsses whe rafre
is fhs sfssfnosn iaeistea TIE Iiss
iars ssf fr~. - ilsssfhef telsslsf as.l
- Nsfss Washlsefh ftssf &~fs =
iasffesi - tns dastk skanissf
Tks sseu,f~fu a fhs fauait afisw she
see shss& hs.i pssssi swsf. sssasfs-tiss
.e-fs.sisi sifr f.fffisstfs aishs.asi. " sss
~ isat SEA sasehf~fs hai ssasFsif
fzsfssi fss sienisesnte = fss 500 ihst
assi sd i@si4 s-1sss = shsa = "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
wAxTED no SEE aLrolnD.
Prcadergast Called hut was Denied
Admittancc.


Ii 10 probable that Patrick Eugene
prendergast. the assassin OF the mayor of
Chicago, also cherished designs upon
the life q the governor u the state II
is learned that Only few days ago Prem.
dergast was Ia search of Goyernor Ait
geld and for some reason Was desperately
ANXIOUS 60 sec him. Last Friday. Prcnder.
gast called at Governor Aitgeld's Office ia
the Unity building. The governor was
very busy and had left word with
Charles J. Ford in the outer otce that
he was not 10 be disturbed When
Prendorgast entered the ofiice. Mr.. Ford
lacked up inquiringly. he did not rec
ognixe the caller as any one he had ever
before seen, bnt noticed that he was
somewhat peculiar in appearances
though there Was nothing about his
manner To especially excite suspicion.
lis the governor in." inquired the
stranger.
"He ia" replied Mr.. Ford. but Is in
his private oiiice very busy. He cannot
s.se anyone"
We'll. but have business with him.
! wish 90 speak 20 him. said the
stranger. lmpatiently.
"He has given strict orders that no
body is 20 zee him today said MIR.
Ford. but il you wish nae 10 send in n
message to him will do So"
No that won't do persisted the
stranger Il worked for Governor Alt.
geld when he was running for governor
and want TO have personal interview
with him.
Still he was firmly denied admission
TO the governors private Office. and at
last finding that il was useless 10 plead
longer 10 be shown in the presence Of
the governor he left the Office apparent
ly laboring under great disappointment
that his errand had proved futile.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
WILL voTE TO-DAY.


WASHINGTON. Oct 90 Mr.. voorhees,
has given notice that he will ask for
vote on the Voorhees, substitute for the
Wilson bill repeating the silver purchas-
ing clause OF the Sherman law tonlor-
row afternoon. Unless some now un-
foreseen obstacle intervenes. there IL no
reason to doubt that within the course
OF day or two the bill will be returned
To the house. There IL still a disposition
in some quarters 90 act upon the Chi
nese bill and the New York delegation
will doubtless try 10 secure final action
upon the New York and New Jersey
bridge bill before the adjournment il
taken.
IL is the expectation that the repeal bin
will be laid before the house after the
reading OF the journal Tuesday after
noon. aud that Representative Wilson.
who introduced the hill originally
passed by the house. will make a no-
ton 20 concur In the amendment made
by the senate 10 that measure. Repre-
sentative Bland may move To refer the
bill 10 his committee on coinage. weights
and measures for further consideration.
but he has not announced that inteE-
ton an this regard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
MEMORIAL Exrncrs,k.
The Worlds Fair VIII Cio~s- with
sorrow and Grief

CHIcAGo. Oct. - There vill be
nothing % gladncss and congrasulation
in the White city at its official closing
tomorrow. II was TO have heen lColum
bus day in the category ~ fsfes and
special days. and the expnsitiqn was %
have gone out oi official exissknc.e in
blaze % pyrotechnic glory by day and
by night with pagean, on land and
water. with merry music ahd happy
speech. But II will rot be. The Gui-
team - the world'sf fair city has changed
every plan which could be construed
into official sioicing Individual visit
urp. coming tom many Stase~ and lands.
cannot ~ course be expected 20 rsrfrain
their enjoyment. nor refrain from nirih
and laughter on the Midway. but - wss
the cz@n today everything vili be sub
dned because u the great affection
which has come upon the hb-t ~ the
world Chicago Tomorrow "a reaiity
will he known IN the annals - Chi
-@go's history ~ Mayor Harrison Ne
mortal Day The prtsgfam - closing
ceremonies which we're b. have l,sea
held ia The festival hall ~ o'ciack to
uaofros has hoce taroed ~ eoaanun
consent into nlraes,ai raeehae e usen
aad vsnsn ffen, shs saisoa4 Nh.ch The
mafa~s~.l ntayaf sisitrd shsn BE- rna,le
hie asnsssssitle tffr arsaea So earth
They ~iH he issifsi a. eefgr n.st -
eaasts g. sesAiihg fsasi tui ~ ns.sarn
80 e. ssn6toffsl reftt.sN ~ ws,f e =
sstsssiisaa has stps rrds ta saeh q
sssnaaf anH tafhafe rsTss wiH n All
Is sffs.alr ~ Hrsrsl 81 ttH tse.aeft -
= ssan So ~ss 4s fafeiss sssfHs tl~
fs4e.sssss - fhs faif ss - SO asaees
hls fil.s@ sitss.ea - sHa.asaf sh.i hfs
fsiias Aa.sfs. 80 slih stssa ~ ases
- -. y s,fast siafa ghs ahits FifF
SEA h,t she s.a.i.ss - ssssis .ess 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
SLAIN IN A BATTLE
Gen. MargaIlo Shot N = Sotls
Against fslsfsan<
SPANISH TROOPS RtPulstp
And R~tre~s-d 40 fofs Caorers<as.
itlnA.ns Drssea fsss, rscaohes
In Niislghs Atssck-

Msp,un. Oct 2e.--Geaessl Msrealls.
commanaer- Al chief q fha Sg.saisk
troops a Aellils. sas shot sesd ye<,eF-
day while ieading q sodle against the
kiihans seventy Q, his men soFs
kiiied and L. othnrs were wounded.
The sortie wss msds after tie RisAaos
had been driven back % the citadel ~
the spaniards sho had bssn buildlng a
redoubt hear Fort Cahrcrizss The fflias.
men. although under heavy artillery
irefrom she spanish inrls. did NOT retire
afterabandonlrg the pursuit ~ ghespan.
ish troops EsenfuHliy they occupied
the trenches which hal been dug near
Fort Calsrarixas % protect the spanish
troops ~ their work To dislodee thea.
Margalio led out 700 infantry fnou the
fort The Riffians ia ihs trenches
held them in check until reinforce
ments n.0O1stFong we're broaght up frnm
the main body about a niile hack ia the
hilis The tribesmen then had SOFAS
1000 Warriors They stretched oat
their line apparently for the pur,,nss q
securing Margaiio. and az one time the
nghtlng extended along a three nile
front Margailo tried to brcak the
centre 81 their line and charvs.d eith
half hls men. bat wac rcpnised xith
heavy losres
shot Through the Hoart.
just az the order fer retreat was
given he fell from his hDrse, shot
through the heart His body wss
carried by hss men from the firid aod
lee now In the citadel al Melilla under
hot fire from the Rlaianh. toe SpNni.
aras retired &c Fort Cabrerixas. The
Rifiians were checked in their rursuit
by the guns In the fofts They an.
swered the ire intermittingly last night
from the earth works formerly oc
cupied by the Spaniards At midnight
General Drtego. upon whom tue COZ.
mand devoived after Margalics deatA,
this morning led out a0D mea aud
drove the kifiians from the trenchos
which the Spaniards sere occupying
when the last dispatche. vere received
The ministers were summoned a. a
cabinet meeting immediately after tue
news II the battle Was received.
A dispatch received from AiehilA az
midnight say the troops and warships
there are IN pressing need ~ unore am.
munition. The hiring is kept up night
and day. The Rifiians renewed their
attack al daybreak yesterday and The
fighting continued several hours. The
forts have shellcd the village a Fra.
iani. All but few huts sere ioially
destroyed The mosque vas shattered
and the ruins are an tameA