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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
CARLISLE HAS A BEE
JUSTICE is TOO SMALL FISH
M napsA s6ann<v ~ s~A<.>asss Sss-
psbts<.s o0r<- usks<ss ursua.s
oh1-Isnr f,rs.ocrasA

wAssIsCeos. JAY The rnmu
that SECRETARY Carlisle h2d be<a -
lsctsd fos tho sscaasr on the sup<e ne
t<nch may be prempf.y dxto~sd q
The srefus4rys dsaial eoaaims othsr
ssisi~nce~ that shs president hAs sot yst
tuFu-d IN hls directsoa. The Indications
sr~ that The p<e~idaus siii >clcet Judge
Hiatehfonls sucer<<or from ths second
Judicial tirrait and il Is more than
protzbls th4. The no~ iustsce vii come
from New York Secretary Carlisle
would nos accept position oa the 81
prrme beneh just nov. lie has HE at
t~ntion tixed upon a higher posstiou-
lie vas the trrt q all the cabinet
ministers 10 meet the democratic do
mssd Zoe the removal u republican
officials solely on political gfound.
That has popclarixsd the secretary with
fhr old line democrats o. a decree that.
fof TIE preseut AZ least. affords him en-
,oura cement 90 hope fDf the presisien
tiai noai nation. The one reply of Sec
reiary Carlisle 20 republican of'iciais
Nhe prute=ted that sufficient notice had
oat be~n xisen theul~f their removal ~
4ssotesl among democrats eyeryw here
and sll o. renlemberest lie said 10
lAem, fou bad sufficient notice v hen
she votes we're count~d lsst November"
Many prominent democrats have al
fsady assured Mr.. Carlisle II their sup
port for ths nexf presidential nominA-
hon. basing their action upon his course
n removing republicans without seek.
ing ID make excuses therefor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

JACKSON. Mich. July Ss-Said War.
den Chamberlain today: Il have al.
advised Governor Rich to call tho COM
mittee together and determine what the
convicts are to be allowed to manufac-
ture in the different priscns AZ prcs
ent there are 30 idle convicts in the
prison in this city. II We were allowed
10 make the clothes worn by the In
mates of the different aeylums of the
state il would give great relief % us
here. This hot weather is demoraliz-
ing 10 convicts who are obliged to re
main in their cells Besides u costs the
state jus, as much TO feed DO idle con
victs as IL does those who work. or
nearly an
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Assault a Young Girl and Are Cap
turv,d Afser . Long Chase.

ToLEpo, o.. July 22-word WAS re-
ceived at the police station this morning
that May Hughes. the twelve year old
daughter Of John Hughes an employe
Of the Toledo insane asylum. had been
criminally assaulted by an unknown
colorcd man in q ditch near Detroit
avenue. in a sparsely settled portion Of
the city.
4 mob OF fifty armed men are pursu-
ing the negro. and will probably lynch
him il caught. A squad of police IL
also searching for him. There were
two negroes concerned in the assault on
Mary Hughes. and both accomplished
their purpose. They He'd Immediately
after committing the assault. and were
hotiy pursued by q detachment II
police. who were joined on the way by
farmers and others. and captured the
negroes. and at late hour tonight
landed them in Jail at Delta. . few miles
west Of this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
MADE A FAST RACE


Drrans. llicA- Judy &--Jhs snmc1
Ia svaasy -evs nilss ~ GAn1nneo1 -
nftssnons ~ B>lis lsls y ~ UtluDo-
s1sgvn in>srnatasosl rod rscA yrnnk
Wsllsr q lndkspa cans sIoag paek -
Izniahins puiat - oss hear. ssvea -.
u1ss nd esslve sscondA 1kis kn<c1D
M ninutss 81 the rscord - Il seosd h.
fore today. A cre~d of fully kooo I~r-
soas gas o. The inlAnd 10 - tbs szre
The day ess cissr and warm and sti6
breeze vns blowing up the hack stretch
~ tho 30 entries lu3 actual. ss~r$~a
They were from al over The country.
The iimit men we're started ~ e<s. ssd
fiften minutes later the sfratch 80
were sent od Soon Hf1<r the start IL ~
came apparent that the hsndiczga a ths
scratch nen wcrc too hcAss. The, k4.k
things easy after the fist nibe and ussde
no attempt 10 catch the limit men Noe
one of then got oue of the fsssx rxls<s
offered. The tight Cor the time prize
sas between Frank Waller II lndisna
and &. l. Gary II Chelsea. Nasksche
setfs. At the end of the twentieth mile
Waller MAS oniy sesentc<n ss<sobds
ahead Going up the Canadian s1dc q
the island however. G&zy fell "a hss
wheel and was oas e H. Waller kept
up has fast gait. however. and finished
in one hour. six minutes and ten seconds
actual time.
James Clark of cbels~a. Nsssschu.
scttS got the second time prize In
l05:is 2h and William Hyslop ~
Toronto. Ontario. third 10 1854 Ou-
ing TO the decision IL the l. A. ". rse
ing hoard. Walters record. while u viii
be accepted. viii not be considered -
the road rcoord FOR the distance. ~ 10
was made on park road and. therefore.
is considered - track event
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
srKaxEn cnlsrs AMBITION.



WxsHsNCfoy. July 4~-Judgc Crisp 10
unsiiliag % deposs Hand from the
cha.rmanship of the coinage COMMITTEES.
aad the outcome viii probably be that
Springer Holman and Bland will all re-
tain their former chairmanship& Crisp
realizes that he ssands upon ticklish
ground vith silver democratic HE fcalty
% silver " more than suspected by that
element II his party. Already the free-
coInzxrdemocrats Gre alleging that Crisp
il GOT 90 % trusted; that he has gone
ever % the gold bugs." and similar
charges Mr.. CRISP In particularly snxi-
Gus az prescat 20 retain tho confideuce
of the silver democrzts- senator Col
Quits term viii expirs in Isss than two
wears and a the senator il confirmed
iavalid. suifering from \ severe stroke
81 paralysis. be may not ssrye cut
his term. Judge Crisp would like q,
follow his late rival. Roger o. NlIIa.
% the senate. and he ,hopes 10 succussi
Cc.quitt To arcomplish this he mus
have the support u the silver democrats
q, Georgis. who dominate the party
there. He Is afraid the free cninags
people intend 10 make his disposition of
Bland tke final test os his Ioyaltv "a the
white metal; that n he should depo~e
Bland he would not be able 10 convince
the pro~s,!ser democracy that his heart
-tiu beats true n them Democratic
eonyresan,en who- REGARDLESS. ~ thssr
epir,on a. Il, silver e,,naye b.lieve in
,ba r.p..ol ~ The Sherna, law ;nz;.s,
that II viii 10 ,,nwi-e am, ;rcons,..ens
u nuf Bland Mt the head a the co;r,as.e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

nDn a sAs reo>rds u ths ixnd sf5cs
chow that there ssv t>AAWp acres u
land Ia The Cbsysnns aad AsspAhos
rssrrvnsssos "a The vsntesn part u THE
tssratoxy sukjscs - hoansssssd sstsy
snd sk:ck hss a~ves bssa hisl Thls =
seaxiy al arss et1m agricultural iAs<i
s'<ii w2t@rsd ssd psssly umbsssd
sod eaa ~ hsd ~ Mo pr
acre In bssssf c0ansy, s<ussaliy
snoun - M Mass ksnd. shsrs are ai~s
sssr 4u1k0D aesss snhbsrs - hons
stssd saszy. Ths osunu si1osns the
t'kssotss s1stp a. the uene and much u
ihe ND y hsS>sr usnsss1l and s1ors Ter
tale shan hsus pQgtkea = ~ stIip.
.fhs-s aopoeo s<sss . sbsslu1sly fsss
10 ~ hnmau1podus. ~ - snd saly
frss lad u ~ sputhuuuk Al . wsn
he's ~ 10 y - peois uyua sAeo 49,!
live therA 81 vky - Deny eAosl<i
ssssriopk tkauo ~ Inndb and ualt eos
~ chssekss seriH uh>ss tAey must
pay fro0 oI - GtiO prs scse eos The
iHnss qualksy a isnd and hght for q
nsul<leA = myuoosy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

MaxISyrs. Mich. July @-T. W
Barry's building. used by James krugen
IA livery harm and resssience. was en-
tircly burned this morning. The family
barely had time "a get out. and that
without their clothing. Not thing
was saved Several horses belonging 10
Mr.. krugan verc burned. as well ss Dr.
Jensen and Mr.. Barker's hne driving
horses. with buggses. cuttefs etc
Bsrry's la~s is about si-aAo: insurapce.
t25el krnven's ios- on stocx and
household geods is about $50 sn-
surancc. s1oo0 The origin 81 to IRE
A unknown
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
oATNn W1l.L ~ SMUT
wossa's vnfr MN - Canssa a sAs
ruhtkp yU6ny.

cmlc<so. July x-Ths paid sdnis-
ssons - tho fair today we're looHU.
The vofid's Columbian sxpuDftion viii
be cIa~p<i Tomorrow IN spite q the in
Junction granted By Judge Stein and all
things sIss 20 the contrary. President
Higinbotham made that announcsmeut
today. finally and fiAtly. The fair viii
te clused tomorrow be answered when
asked What decisiou the authorities had
reached
~How about the Injunction granted by
Judge Stein. restraining the officials
from closing the fairs"
-iou will have 10 ask Judge Stein
about that"
-Have you received any notice that
the Injunction has been dissolved."
Il have not. but the fair viii be closed
tomorrow
That vas all Mr.. Hininbotham would
cay about the matter. He Is carrying
out the orders Of the board II directors
and seems 10 have lost his former fears
that his arrest would follow the closing
of the gates in the lace Of the Stein in
junction
The order Of the board Of directors.
however. 10 clear and explicit. The
board's action. taken over q week ago,
declares that hereafter on Sundays the
gates u the exposition shall be closed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
TIVE rramp- Killed.

I.S~.. Ohio. July - Wcs, bound
freight train No b q the PittsburE. Ft
WAYNE y Chicago wac wrecked this
morning three miies east by fange on
one - the Wheels breaking The car.
with eighteen others. was demolished
-Four tramp<. Who we're risiing IN the
car. were buried beneath the wreckage
Two - them we're killed. Tho names
n the allied are believed 10 be g. T.
Jones - Rector. Afk., and Henry Tai.
tots Who has friends at Hammond. Ind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
TO 4 LIVING DEATH
coNFEssoR aspkE wtAkEys
whsse shs othess ssy Thsy Ass ~.
nscess- Hsss 1hey 90 ~ Sackspa
Juss the asmc.

AIrKsA. Mich. July 2-Jscois.
Fuhrmann. vogler and Repke the con.
virtsd murdcsers u Moiitor. received
thcir sentences this morning. il 10 life
imprisonment ut hard labor st Jackson.
When asked by Judge Kelley Il they
had anything TO say, all expressed them
selves ~ being not guilty. They will be
taken down on the steamer Alpenn To-
morrow and will arrive at JacksDn ON
Monday. Repkc was the only one Of the
four who broke down. AZ his voluntary
disulging of the conspiracy had led 10
the conviction Of the men. 1t was gencr-
ally believed that he would get on with
lighter sentence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
AFTER BUFFALO BILL.
lie May Isc Arrested for Importing
Contract Labor.

CHIcAco. July w. r. Cody tBuf-
falo Bill and his partner. Nate
salisbury. are likely to be prisoners of
fhe United States within a short time.
the offense alleged being violation OF the
contract labor law. The managers
OF the English military tourna-
m-nt have already been hauled
before Commissioner Hoyne 10 explain
why they hired in England men to per
form in Chicago. The charge against
the proprsetors II the wild west show
will be that they engaged an England.
France and Germany theex soldiers who
now give exhibitions In their arena as
English. French and German cavalry
companies The government officials
are occurring evidence in the case and
will proceed against the Buffalo Bill
people. as soon as possible. probably
cari} next week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

PAnsA tuly - -Irince vs<lLsns. the
Stances sninissss - rssaae. today had
"a iatssvssv eth - De viile. the
foreign uisistss. - opksd that IN ex,
tension q tims - gs(ntsd - 6ism In
which 70 uske forah tspiy % tbs sie.
msnds nsas upou ~ q the fsruch
uitimsioa y. ~ vun informed
rrincs vs<Ihana tba1 ~ uns granted
70 ths oissssss eussss1Dset tor ihs pur-
posr cf seDlytn4 - ~ ulttnstum wns
the utmcel HIATT ~ FSsnce would
u.ao~<lA 4 rspiy - bs given Ia the
time speci1ed. snd u 6lam did not nc.
cs<le 10 thn demands rbnncs would take
stees 70 snfoscs thsn - stated In the
ullImatum.
Ths eianese reply 70 Frances ulti-
unlum hhs bccu hnn<led 10 n. Pavi,
Preach minister rreideot Ia Bangkok.
and has bsea telegvapheil 10 the Sianese
legation h,sre. lts tersne have rendered
neccauary another exchange of telegrAms
between tho Iegatiou and Bangkok.
Therefore the reply viii not be given
out for several hourA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Stephenson. the Champion. Wins
Both Heats i'm the Single.

BAY PoRr. Mich. july To-Day was
the fret day of the big regatta here and
il bids fair to prove even greater sue
cess than was anticipated. The crowds
commenced arriving early in the day in
vessels Of all descriptions, and there
Was fully 1900 people present at O'clock
this afternoon.
Today's events resulted as follows:
One mile First heat. Stanburn min
utes; Stephenson. ~; Mclean. I.3
Second heat. Stanburn. 6:1l; Stephen
son. 6.35. McLean's shell water logged.
Dropped out. Wind arose and inter.
fcred with the oarsnen. Under the cir
cumstances the work was good. Only
two entries in the steam yacht race. five
miles-Germ, 81 minutes; other yacht
broke down. In trick and fancy rowing
McLean's shell was cracked. but will bc
in shape for tomorrow. With good
weather there should be fully 1900
people here tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
|srANronp.s SUCCESSOR.
ceotxc &. Perkins Appointed to Fiji
the Upcxpiscd TERM

SAX FasScrsco. July 22-Govcrnor
Markham settled the vexed question ~
the senatorial succession by appointing
today George &. Perkins as the successor
~ The late Senator Stanford IN the
Unted States senate. Perkins IL an
ex 1overnor "a California and has
filJd many state offices. He was born
in Maine ia ls., He came ~ a seafar.
ing race. and stl2 ran away Ia sea He
followed the sea till he came to Califor-
ma in lss1 lie first worked "a a miner.
then ss country storekeeper, and by
h,s shrewdness amassed a fortune.
Then he came o. san Francisco and
founded the firm - tiooslale. Perkins 4
Co. which for twenty years has con
trollei the eoast passenger and freight
traffic. Mr.. Perkins is strong Eepub.
hrsu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

They Asve . Monster Parade and
Huge Concert

MlLvAuKxE, July 2-Ths big Tur-
ner parade this sfternoou was one
of the greotest donoostrations of the
kind svsr witnessed here. Nearly
400 - were in line. At the
park thiS> >afternoon there vers . num-
bsr oe wrestling and other acsobatic cx-
ercises. which Were Of no great impor-
tancs. however. After tho long fatigu-
ing conte1ts and big parade the
greater portion OF the tuFnes seemed
vsary and inclined 10 rest The at
tendance st the evening exercises in
Festival hall were accordingly not as
large - the preceding night. Yet
the haH Was moro than comfortably
crowded. especially with ladies' The
program was sxcellentiy arranged, from
singing and speaking were brief, but
sweet and alternated~ nicely. Much
appiauas and many encores. but
none were repeated as each exer-
else had an allotted time and
the program would not permit of
delays. The entire program consisted of
contests in musical and mental exercises.
made the announcement of the elections
as they were rendered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Nrw YeRk. July = Word ha- f.een
received by officefs n the Cosey Island
sflllesic club from Ianscs J Corlett az
ehicsro that he coHsiters hia agree
n.eps T. lixhf before that club binding.
snsi siil entertain 10 proposition from
osher ORGANIZATIONS The club has not
xrt seeased the signature - Mitcheii.
eh.A Il - thought. favor@ the CoiHm.
hian Athletic club - Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

CoScoHp. n. H.. July - Forest firs~
arc raging in numerous localities in
New Hampshire. The FIRE In the Xii
kenny forest. near Lancaster. has done
tain and destroyed oil the tressie bridges
on the Kilkenny railroad In its path
Another extensive fro is raging In the
Waferville woods and large gang q
men. who have been sent np from the
north. say that the smoke from forest
fires cap bc seen ia all direcsiops-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

RgSs~a Sex. Ohio. july 2-aohe
cieuv. uh,ie .lrunk. -eisaa his year eld
sos and i.ast him b. death. Net safss
fisd With this. he srizsd his Syesr old
daughter. Mary. AMI threw hef ne
ceiline The nsadiened brnfe @'et
IN a like manner his dsueh'sf Anna,
While the youngest chiish roy Sas
fflshsfnlly beaten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

bv an Explosion.
NEw YORK. July - While the con-
tractors were blasting rocks at 2 o'clock
this afternoon at the corner of Ono
Hundred and Twenty second street and
Fourth avenue an explosion cent = hugo
mass of rock, weighing about two tons.
crashing through the side wall of No. 6l
East One Hundred and Twenty second
street. killing two people and seriously
iniuring three. who will probably die.
The dead are: Mary Perry. q years
old; Mary A.. Perry, ; years old. her
daughter.
The injured: Reginald Perry, skull
fractured; Mamie McAdam, skull frac
turcd: lrma &. Poecy. cut about face;
Albert Graham. aged ~. had his leg
sprained.
A con OF Mrs. Barnes. who was ia the
house at the time. escaped without a
scratch. The injured were taken 10 the
Harlem hospital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

= =
Nxv YoEx. July - IA pair e tsous-
ers, . dusty Derby hst n o,d sntchst.
bottle II whisky. swo a. poisoa. = 6ox q
cartridges . rusty III chanbsred ~
vclver and skelet1a. uhitp aa1
nIistening. we're what . man. pecr-
ing through the undsshrueA n
Pelham Park. saw early Tuesday morn-
ing With . cry of horror he started 70
find the ne@rest policeman. who hap
pcncd Ia te Policeman Donovan of the
park squad. Donovan and the
man went back 10 the place and
examined the various srticies Tho
whisky bottle. stiiI half full.
tho two bottles Of poison and the
revolver accounted for the man staying
there till his body had ehruuk 10 9 sirie-
ton. which could show no trace u bull.
lets or poison. The oriy thing ~ help
place the man in the world Was one u
the bottles. on which was marked
"DigifsIis. james Wood. Third avenue
and Ono Hundred and Twenty first
street"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
LAW OF THE SOUTH.
Whites and Hacks Rattle Down the
jail Doors

MFxrpIs. Tenn. July - ~ Lee Walker.
the assailant Of Miss Nellie McCadden.
is now a corpse. The mob. after two
hours work with battcring rams. broke
into the jail q few minutes past mid.
night. seized the trembling wretch and
dragged him 10 telegraph pole 100
yards from tho prison and strung him
up. The mob was composed IL about
5io0 white men and negroes. the latter
being more demonstrative than the
whites. because Walker had outraged
four colored girls. They did not wear
masks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

MOec3bo Ann0c0 e0e Wnorof1 HAIL
cap. Beating the Favor1sr<
CHICAGO. July - Morslio showed
today. when he won the Wheeler hand
esp with liz pounds on hie tack. that
he 10 one of the grandesf rhce horret
ever foaied. Tie grand eolt vas asked
to concesie great Jumps u wright 20 al
in the race. including the Kendall sss.
bles' pride. Yo Tsmbien- and the record
breaker Maid Marian. The fNce ws< AZ
one and quarter miles. which ~ 10
Tambicnis distance. and she Was In
stalled favorise. 6 20 8 being the he<t
price obtainpbie against the Kendall
stable entry. MorrjIo. however. could
not be overIooked. and be vns heavily
played by the smart ones q % I. long
prices being laid against the otbera No
time was vasted at the ppxt When The
flag fell Bolivar Buckner vus ths fsuf 60
show. closely followed by Ray g.. III
ablo. Yo Tarnbien. Maid Marian. Firsf
Ward. Morello. Aidcbzrca and Somcr-
sault in the order named Maid Marian.
"a usual. soon took command. and. pane-
ing the stand for the iirss time. showed
clear by four lengths. Souerssult being
second and First Ward third Maid
Marian ect ecorching pacc around the
club house turn. ond st the quarter pple
she had open ed mp . gap q twelve
lengths. with Somersnnlt necord. head
and head With Diabio. Atthis !uncsurs
Miller urged MortiIc . tribe. and the
game colt responding. ganely cat the
flying silly's lead down 20 six lengths ty
the time the half asile pole vss reached
and AZ the three quarters mark he wss
only four lengths behind aud gaining at
every jump. Rounding into the stretch
the Maid began 20 sare and Moreilo ~,on
had his head IN front. where be managed
To keep il 70 the end. winning easil. ~
length and half
The time 2.0S is the track rccori for
the distance and many think Ind he
been pushed be certainly could have
broken the record Maid Mnrian ran =
grand race - frational time ~i.I sho~.
she heing in front for over mile.
Following u the fractional t,ne: 23,S !.
:y5A: ,ls; 14psl. l.l2ss. lssoif. 2Hs.
First race. Eve furiongr Ain~,s lol.
tBallari,. Is to won. Jim Lee III.
fThorrsl. 3 20 I sccond, Ipdia loe.
,Tuckerl - 90 I third: time l0el
Springlani. Prince Leon. Eau Claire.
fIecneil. Maggie Gray. lronsides Viola
and Bueno~ Ayrr~ ai-o ran.
Second. six furlongs Dare vels. IT,
(Thorpe,. , 30 l. vou: Arnie Bs~hn,,. i01
iWet,esl, - 80 I. s>c1nd: Isoilic. LIZ
fJewett,. 90 tn 1. third; time. lskl. Iom
Kelly. Francis Pope. PriBe~<~. Fifxssm-
mons. Somerpanil RunScon- Col -.
Ouiudua King. Flora Glenn and Pulls
fr;mssrue also ran. Prize wsr leff zs
the r<t
Third. the Wh~rser handicap. with
500, sdded. mile and : quarter No
rr!lo. III tlailjerl 3 % i. Won. Maid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Young Princeton Student Loses His
Life at Harbor Springs.

HARBon SPRINGS. Mich. July 22-
Herbert Bergen. a young Princeton stu
dent. was drowned here this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. and John Hairc. who at
tempted to save him. very nearly lost
his life in the attempt. Bergen. with
several companions. were in bathing at
n point on the lake near the Harbor
Point resort. Bergen accidentally
slipped into deep hole. and being un-
able TO swim. sank. Haire, who was
near him. attempted to get him out. but
Bergen struggled 40 that Haire was
Obliged TO release him. being himself al
most exhausted by the almost superhu-
man efforts he made to save his friend.
Search was Immediately made for the
body. which was recovered two hours
later. Bergen was Is years of age and
was the son OF the Rev. j. s. Bergen.
who vas for many years missionary in
India
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Brzx,Rp's Bsy. Mass. July ~ Pres
iient Cleveland 1. bury today preparing
his special nsef-are to congress on n .
SILVER Q1ss~fter. Large masses ~ sfl-
fisties have he~n forwarded from the
treasury Department for hss use. ms
I4ternorr the president. Secretary Izs
mont aad Dr. Bryant sent fishing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

NFw OslrsEs. july - Fire fhis
evening destroyed Tie ~tolessle shoe
house II k..ifer Br~. oD Canal street
and badly damaged several adjacent
buildings Fireman J T. MrDonsld
lost his life by the falling ~ the rcof -
the keifer building. Js~s. f1a.po. in-
surxace. slfs.gn The fre Vas ssarfs6
bs lightning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

TExARKAxA. Texas. July Allen r.
Jones. farmer. who lived in the coup-
try six milcs east Of here. some time
last night braincd his sleeping wife and
three small children and then hanged
himself. The blood-covers<i bodice IL
his victims were discovered this morn.
ing by a neiehbor. All were dead but
one of the children. who died this after.
noon. Jones was stih and cold when
his body Was found. He is supposed 20
have become temporarily deranged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

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