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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Little Interest shown and Congress-
men on for ftcsortS

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL The house
debate w9s resumed today before a di
minished audience. Many members
have already iiod the city Tor cool resorts
by the sea and in the mountains. They
believe, a. most believe. that this debate
will not change enough votes 20 mater
tally affect the result Some OF the alb
sent ones will be- back next week or the
week after TO make speeches The rest
will be hack in time 10 vote The prob
ability is that many more will 90 10 the
scashore before the vote II taken, until
il will be difficult to get quorum. There
is some talk that the entire time for de-
bate will not be consumed. But the be-
lief is that the number who wish 10 speak
is 80 great as to I'll every minute OF the
time IL not, members will be found
TO speak to I'LL time. as the proselyters
OF both parties want every minute TO
prosecute their work. The repealers are
confident enough OF victory. but they
want TO swell their majority. The larger
the majority for unconditional repeal
the greater and swifter the effect on tho
senate.
General Wheeler resumed his speech
in the house today. lie devoted much
time to denouncing Wall street.
Mr.. Morse OF Massachusetts, followed
with an unconditional repeal speech and
was followed by Mr.. Harter. the ener-
getic Ohio democrat.
Representative Hendrix OF Brooklyn
followed Mr.. Harter in a strong uncon-
ditional repeal speech The eloquent
young Bailey expects TO speak on Mon
day for free silver and win be followed
by Mr.. Bryan OF Nebraska ON Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

ssliboaf strack ~ csst or wind
aad Cap~ixs~d

MciIs~ET Ili. Aug News has
jest reached this place Il a distressing
scciiient. Nhicf sccuFr,d this morninr
~ fiSr<s lake. about ten miles
tisiant. ~ Shich four per
ssns i1at tht.ir ivos and three mar
rse eseaees dost1 Thnsc drowned
arr. carrie aamrsard. Wacuoda. fsrac.,
Ncpauaid frei komc and Rome,
0aIefct
lloee rescued arr. Elmer Cold.
inQ Wsceods. f.oiu AcDonali.
th.tsEns koWe Chicago. When
aeeat to ysr,ls froru the ADDING a
pani- stuenr the ocfu pants Was caused
bv gast - uird STRIKING th,.
san A. tack was being mads.
The boat cspsise,A younx t'ci3snE
succeeded IA reaehing the upturnesl
trat Nith Miss Mcdonald and ihe tvs,
vifn frei kenne we're rsscuesl by bats
'frrm ths shdrs. The other tour mem
bers q TIE partv drowaed before -
ststsnrr' esui1 reach them. The bosiiss
Nere r-cofsr,.il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

llsNstso. Mieh.. Aus. l2--It Il ssid
thlLf o. A. barnes has sacceed>d In -
curipg loan of sI00.ooo through Jeph-
thll Wade. rich relative In New York.
Nlf. h2rnes has considerable property
heFs. and ID II stated that be gave =
mortgage On about f3ooooo worth of H.
itsll b remembered that fe~ weeks
agD Mr.. Barnes made tEo different prop
osltions % the creditors one Il theln be-
lng 10 the elect that he would pay -
per cent q al debts OF N cash. and
turn his property over 20 the company.
Tae fact th2t he has nov secured
some money gill be Of great benefit %
lo'sal banks. which held large smounts
of bis paper. This may possibly also
hsIvss the result that the ingham County
savings bank. which IL credifor for q
large sum. viii be able 10 resume buki-
ns&I A meeting Of the creditors may
be called within fev days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Nfonr.grsn. May Ast thr rnif~d
etatr~ ff prosncfor~ss.

Srw YoEs. Avg. I1--The WorId's
Mnpegua Sicsrtgsa. special skyf The
frieibsis a the 6rpsed president. bscnsh.
desire kis recall from tie United s1et.s
Many busiuee< frns nre bankrupt ard
unoliey 10 escscdinRis scsrce II n M
safe 70 e. league 0Ufsids q the to~ns
owing o. The preasfory bands - din.
charged soldiers. The senfinent nnorr
the better clsss In favor - tnilsd
sistr< rrof.cforate - grpNine tbonRh
the En0lish ard French infuabces are
reusisfrufiy hosrile O. hueffcan ss
eendnntt kefs. he Amsriceh minister
10 sndesrosine b. preFent 81 oufbresk
bet he 10 D<f eeoonded - othsf 6ipip-
usni,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

LANSING. Mich. Aug. l2-The state
board of health has issued circular 20
inspectors of immigrants and travellers
on the Michigan border. asking all 20 be
extremely careful. 30 as 20 guard against
the entrance Of dangerous discusses. The
letter says that all immigrants striving
on ships from Italian ports can probably
be regarded as having been exposed 70
cholera. and AL their baggage as being
infected with the disease.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Own. Mich. Aug. l2-The latest de-
velopment in the murder Of Henry Ly-
we're, by John Lape, Is another state
lnent from Mira Lyvere. contradicting
the two former statements and acknowi-
edging that she gave the revolver with
which Lyvere was shot 10 Lape and that
he shot him. Lyvere had mounted a
horse 10 GO TO Ovid 20 complain Of Lape
Tor making threats and Lape shot him
from the horse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

MESoNIsEE. Mich. Aug. i2-The
death Of the unknown Italian miner
whose body was found in the kiln track
at Carney several days ago. is hs much
Of mystery as ever. Allcircumstances
Psint 20 murder. When the man was
found he was lying face downward. both
hands in his pockets. and was shot in
the forehead. Shortly before he was
sven with two other Italians. but now
they cannot be found. This is the sec
ond murder az Carney within a month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

LassISa. Mich. Aug. ~ Charles n
Elliott vas arrested By Deputy United
States Marshal Abels Thursday night
for opening letter not his own ard
taking therefrom a postk money order
for 30. on which he attempted 20 eecnrs
the cash az the local lsosiofiica The
lettsr was addressed % T.. NJ. Elliott
and the similarity Of names. the prisoner
alleges. caused the mistake. Elliott Was
hnld for examination before commis.
sipner Dodge in the sum of s1<l0 Bail
was not furnished and the accused is
still in the city jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Peach crou Injured.

Benton HAEBoR, Mich. Aug. 12-1he
continued dry and hot weather has
caused serious damage 70 peaches. Sew
eral thousand baskets have already soft.
ened, dried up and dropped from the
trees Tor lack Of moisture. Those who
have early peaches srealix, scarcely
enough to pay for the freight and the
baskets. Tho blackberry crop should
have lasted two more weeks, but all the
berries are dried up
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

LsSsixss. Msch-. Aag III pf. T. n.
Winters q rronipent Daessiiie ssh1si
cian. was hrsnght here tos&F - an<Eer
D. ss,uaplaiag naasle hs NAf h>e isnniss.
q Waite Osk. uho ekarFes tbef ~ taiy
- y snfer~ stsampted q s~saalt her ~
hls cFiee vinteFs and hie parents sfe
very reesniu4nt IL tie scatiern paft e
tts osoaty eBd the arrest fes eFe@tesi =
great eeHef isea. Ihr gfft, HAp = ~
Feare - ka~ers tasf 80 seat q VIA
fss.e -. ~ftk Nra t,a6f. * White
tssk fes ~hasa she ~aFkssi TIE tsslf
s-esn sAd = reslf f.ssl.nn - = thieft 3fff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. l2-Ex-Con-
gressman Youmans has some consolation
in the fact that Drs. O'Reilly. Cornell
and Cubbage. who were recommended
by him as pension examiners. were kp-
pointed. while Brucker's pull did not
pan out. IL Is claimed that O'Reilly.
one OF the men appointed. is not a citi-
zen Of the United States In the mean
tirne Brucker and Youmans do not speak
lis they pass by.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

GUNx1sos. Colo. Aug. Il As tie
mlxsd train on theCressed Butte branch
sas passing around curve north u this
place a. l0.3o o'clock This morning the
express Car jumped the track. carry ing
coach sith Il. Express Messenger John
Cuthbeft jumped smong the rocks and
sas inlured - badly that he died The
conductor. brakeman and several pas
senssrs were slightly injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Hum Killed Him.

MESoxISEF. Mich. Aug. 12-Michael
0TNeil. timer. was found dead on the
bnck porch Of saloon this morning.
He had been on protracted spree. and
the supposition is that he came to his
death from the excessive use of liquor
No marks Of violence were found on his
person. O'Neil was about 40 and had
lived here six or seven years lie leaves
a widow and several children in Osh-
Lrah
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

WssaISoroS. Aug. II The startling
news eomes BY telegraph from Bruns-
wick. Ga. % SaFgeon Wyman % the
marine hospital service that yellow fever
has spread Ia that city. and that is
fret victim IL the man Who xas sent
there to guard against the scouFge. DIR.
Wyman took immediate steps % prevent
the disease spreading.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
Endorsed woman suffrage.

Ks~sk~ Crry. Aug. II The first husi.
nss- % the wyansiotte. Kansas. repuhli.
can convention to-day was 10 lsien TO sn
address by q COMMITTEES from the 70
mems republican league in favor ~ 40.
mans suffrage A plank wss inserted
IN the plalform indofsing the aesocis-
tian. urging auxiliary organization and
thna coming out fat footed for woman
eltfffaaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

frsxsss's rsY. Naee tne i1 far-si
.l~et (feseiaut srffse<i ~ ilnseaf,l' flav
tAis ueefoiae 81 ~ 80 the tfss faa
s-fsiss Rsta - frii fsiY~f ls.ef ile
80 -snbaair.t - - Rf5aff fhs
rresisirns uas nef ~ iar sgafa.n saI
ssessfrui - - eaffis4e - fifs8 tistiss
~ zsfsrafssf asssse AS firef fhs
srse - sf esfasa. aeft sfs.ssl $40
7ter lsf4 ~ uft Ne sfs 4asi IS
>sls - tasasa sa IS aiestes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
RECEIVED THE GOVERNOR
Commission Extended Courtc~ies 60
Gov. Poster and Confirmed Judges.

Gov. Poster and Confirmed Judges.
CHIcsco. Aug. l2-The national
commission mot today az o'clock. and
by unanimous consent the courtesy of
the hall was rendered 10 Governor Fos-
ter and staff of Louisiana. AZ 3.3O the
governor entered the hall. and was in.
Vited 20 a seat on the platform. where
he was welcomed by Acting President
ID H. Penn in a short speech.
Governor Foster briefly responded,
and the commission took a recess for
few minutes. during which time the
nemhers we're presented 20 the governor
and his stat When business vas re-
snmed The following Judges were con
tirmed. Or r. Ziegfeld. Chicago. music
department II manufactures; Graham
IIendcrsoa. e. Scott and Prof. G. ID.
Woosls e Connecticut. r. G. Lurcn.
Canada. agriculture DR.. Hugh A.
Clark. PeansJ and y. T. Carpen-
ter. Massachusetts,. department u hb-
erai arts After some further unim.
portaat business the commission adj
iourned aati Monday az O'Clock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Ronr. Aug. 12-The pope has xritten
q letter % NJ. de Curfius. chief of tho
Swiss catholics and organizer q the Ia
tcrnational Catholic Workinemenk coa.
gress. stating that his holiness approves
of international legislation g prutnct
working women and childfpn. TIE iet
ter is designed % be a prrparatory step
toward the holding 81 an international
w0rkinrsnen'e congress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13
eu,tor- win I,- T,y~r,y.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug. 12--Ths win
OF the late Theodore r. sheldon. the
Kalamazoo banker. uho died Last
month. leaving an estate worth tI5o.oo0.
has been probstcd. IL gives the prop
erfy 70 his widow during hsr lifetime
and after her death 30 his three dsugh
tsrs or their heirs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

MkDKID. Aug Il IL is announced
that the government intends that psy.
nent ~ customs duties be made IN RoisL.
This will be equivalent 20 an incrcase q
- per cent IN the duiiea The final de.
cisiop in the mstfer may. however. 10
reserved until the United Statns govern
ment determines what hction Il xill
take Ia regard 20 the silver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Aug. IA car
load u refugees fleeing from Pensacola
20 Atlanta passed through here about
daylight. coming ia on the Nashville.
Chattanooga 4 ST Louis railroad. They
were net near the Alabama state line by
twO policemen aud the car was side
tracked st suburban station. stopping
bat twelve minutes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

No Fsvorisi-na shown 90 Psrke. Davis
a lomnanr Of netrnif

wAsHfSeTo~. Aug Il The result q
a secret Investigation last May IN the
surgeon generals Office. IL Just made
public here. Dr William VI New. the
chemist n the Office. Who - charged
With th~ duty - analysis and dstsrmin.
inz The purity - the drugs purchased
- the government. eas accused 5y tvo
clerks q favuring Psrkr. Davis 4 Co. ~
Detrott HE rrporfe. it va alleged.
we're made so datfefinE a. 30 the quality
~ that Hvrn Koois - - result in large
eoTernoeDt purchases from them
The Investigation completely eroBer
ates Dt. Aes i being shown that dur.
10 tho tine he was alleged - have
favor>d tbe arm q rsrke. DAvis a Ca
siid not even receive their propfsianate
share of government patronage The
tse clerks rho @af~ thecomria3nt ssfe
refaiue.l IN tbe .erviee shich aakes ths
s,ortsrs fft~nsis boz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

CtsyFfsse Anr a On Wednesday
r'Ett i.'.-a rfintiru cssls.r 10 ~ ssst
sfn Fttf 90 tle ~ 80 burned. After
t1e are ese fst.exu shef tia remains u
q msn eete fonnt in the ruina
There aasr Bern snsFicions - foul play
so't tfsirfics- erplineiun that eccaf
eel eef're ti'e afe eaazesi the police o.
wasa a. 'nsr~fizafier. Tonight E.iifor
itr@ten'7tt Nre eEHrsf The relaf4i~h
ueat $40 arrested "a a thafxe q sr~nr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

LoNDos. Aug. l2-Lady Tryon has
given eioquent testimony - her intense
grsef az the knoEledRe that The k1clofia
disasisr was due 60 her hu<b1nd's erfor
by Declining the pension of f6Oo yearly
10 which she IL entitled As an admirsiis
widow. She had previously offered II 10
the trustees Of the Victoria relief fund.
but IL was not accepted. as thu fund ez-
ceeas the amount required Lady Tryon
was an heircs 60 the pcerage a vii
loughby de Eresby when the married
Tryon. who was then only a lieutenant.
The marriage was q love match.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

BsssENER. Mich, Aug. 12-Yesfer-
day afternoon at Wakefield. this county.
julius Pittlaff, q single man aged %. and
a section hand. was standing on a sid.
ing a. train passed. lie became con.
fiised. walked IN front Of the train. lie
vas run over, being instantly killed.
The body was horribly mufilafcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Lrxssrs. Mich-. hua IA vafranf
was ewo<n cut yesterday fn tie arrest
~ Cts SrssrnRer Je<ephus EIihsaia.
ehareinx hin 9Th ieftinG the delia
fo.sIirs - doef abd Other arimsis fo
rnain unbufisd Sssersi s9ck combininis
hasp tren nsde. buf - The rmnt1 VII
rsnks 81 inse<f'getion. uss warTnnt fais
A kl.ar srf*e8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

~ fket Au4 ~ fhr seseath fd
seeisl ss.afeatsae - tite tstlsl tsnisfs
= A4sftes case - cises "a tle STATE
faf4fs4 81 ! aftsss fi,se affetfsssa a
l-satian fffps easnsss 81 sfitsF eilsh
sha eesftsA ssss hes Fiefsfsl Nts
t.sseaa - . aaffe~ seta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

BsLDwTs. MICA, Apg. l2-Isaac =.
Miller vac arrested lssf night vkile IN
ihe act - burg arixinr tbs etare = =
isfearns ~ Burnett Re wna lolgsd Ia
i4ll - await hrafinR Miller hes be@n
aopsrsieot a hls toensilip = gooa many
tnaFs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

BoNRsr. Aug 12-SiK persons in
iursi IN the riots growing out ~ TIE re-
ligious differences bctHeen the Mohau-
medana and Hindoos living IN the city
died lnrt night and today. Many others
are badly Wounded. The feeling A. -
coming more bitter. Street hehfs have
beer going on all day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Lsr~Sro. Mich. Aug. IA The COO.
tract Tor furnishing the State Industrial
School Tor Boys with coal for the erea-
ing year has been awarded 70 the Isan-
sing Fuel company. which vIH furnish
900 tons ~ bard coal st f61s per ton
and 900 tons q eoft csnsl II 81 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Muwauxrs. VIA. Aug ~ The Ne.
nasba Wis eosslsn wsre oosapany. une
q The largest plsnte h he nosthwest.
clsi.~8 .sowa "a 81 indeanite period o.
hseht. fhrosinz 80 men put = wofk
Tie Afeis,f9ao chair esapany closesi
dsen lsssay Foaf huslfsi otrrsisss@
Nfe ouf q ~afk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

wAsHixerox, Aug. II Representa-.
tive Oates of Alabama. who was injured
by being struck by cable car on
Wednesday. passed good night and is
considerably improved this morning
He has no fever today. and In case he
has no backset wili be in the house
Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Rre RaFIus. Mtrh-. AN 11-Al,rn
hsrn Hsskine, vh5le decking iues eight
ufins bcioe E,e RAPIDS. rns crnsbe,'
yesterday sftefne-rn - faIiiae 90 snd
lied g fs~ uinotrs He wns a y~nr,
- naa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Ksrsrszoo. Mich. Aue f2-An elee.
tric car struck buggy AZ the crrner ~
Park and North streets this fore0oon.
tAroxinE fhres p>ople on, ard iniuring
tro. Dick Wilkirks. en- oid man. wss
probably fatally injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

Flsstmssfrrs arr,eiste1 W. ~ H<F.
.cn. Tire Chsries N-osndarf. removed.
flebflx,rn. Wayne osnffs. q T. Hanesk.
vies John C3risfisDss.n. fesnossd Trb
fsEk Monicsin sgsEtg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

BosloN. Aug. l2-At Mystic today
the star attraction was Nancy Hanks.
who IL Was promised would essay 10
snrpass her record Of 2Oi. She made
IL in 2:05t,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

drsd thousand dollars. snd 1000 labor
ers 8aspioysd N Tie composite structnre
had sn sxcifiag time IN getting cut
safety. - rapisily did the nAs8es spread
through poFtiDns u tha bnilding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

TfFFrS. Ohio. Aug. l2-The large
three story bending works OF Click 4
Hatcher sas entirely consumed by fire
at ! o'clock this morning. entailing loss
Of tl5oOO with Sz}l. coo Insurance..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

LoSDos. Aug. l2-sir Charlse Rus.
eel arrived IN Paris yesterday o. susit
the Judgment IL the llehrine SO arti-
trsfion case. which " expected nt the
beginning q next week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

CAIHo. Aug. 12-Tbs difBculty 10.
tuesm The khedire and I.isx pasha. bic
prime minisief. has beer satisfactorily
settlsd and the ministerial cris.s - over.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-13

AueesH. &tth Ana ~ -Jnaee
rsdffen tssiHf ar3sfei tbe hiitgno
tnsnnei - isr srek in the bAnis 4
rsrn,ste Ankesi -l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27


Wheelmen OF both this city and Phil.
adelphia are still discussing the pro.
posed race between teams from the
two cities. So far net ing but talk
has been INDUCED in, but there is still
fair prospect OF the race being held.
IN this respect an injustice has been
done j. Wallis Merrihew, ,of the vii
Imington Wheel Club. whose name has
been used in connection with the race.
Mr.. Merrihew was not the originator
of the scheme. but 1t was suggested t.
him and lie promised to do what he
could to boom the race. Owing to
the lateness of the season nothing was
done about 1t last year.
/ Mr.. Merrihew says that had not W.
Nv. Taxis OF Philadelphia been so has y
in his desire to work 1t up from this
end the matter would have been under
way by this time. The local Gycler;
are anxious to have run against the
cyclers from the Quaker City, and alr.
Merrlhew will do his best to bring
about test of speed and endurance
between the best men of these two
cities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

IA man may be honest in al! Of his other
dealings, he member of the church, mn OK
horter ut the revivai.5, a phi!anthropist,
philosopher, poet, priest or preacher" said
John W sullivan. an insurance agent, at
the l4indrll, but Thave got to know him
web before would take his word about a
fife loss A person will Leland rob and steal
/ from an Insurance company and think no
more about ii than ii he had done exactly
right. Not long ago my company had Il
policy On II house III Indianapolis that
burned. The loser sent in his claim, placing
! II at 81 eco. Well, knew the man didn't
have thu worth Of that sum and never had.
| wrote him that must have nm iteInizei
and sworn statement of everything he had
lust-wherG he got them, etc
Vie sent the list of losses back. Among
the articles mentioned WIS one Bible, i
! gift, value, $50 one Bible, gift, value $40:
one Bible, u gift, value $50; one Bible,
II gift, value go; one Bible, gift, value
$40. We'll, like to have tainted when
read it. What did dor Why, | wrote
to him in reply that it was a pity that
while he had that number of good books
In his hoISs he had not read and com.
mitted to me..tory that lying was one of the
greatest sins against the Lord"
well, did he get his insurance."
ibid he get it," replied Sullivan. mot
on your life. st; Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

One OF our county oificInls was given
writ Of attachment for a sewing ma
chine which Indy had purchased
from ono OF the many industrious
agents in our city. She told the off,
cial that she had paid sS cash when
the machine wns left at her house and
/ that she had paid the agent the bal
anee. some s35sin weekly payments.
why" said the official, ''the com
pany's books do not show any credits
TO your account but the first payment
oil S." welt said the lady, burst.
ing out crying, Il paid for 1t all the
same Try as he could the official
/ could not get out OF her ''how she had
paid for the sowing machine The
agent who sold the machine could
throw considerable light on the sub
/ iect II he would. rs he was very ire
quent caller on the lady and stayec
quite while on each occasion, somt
thought longer than 1t was necessary
to collect an instalment on tho ma
chine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27
S4.5O:p er Pair.

were $500 and 81. so.
We're not do ne selling the
SIG Suits, all wool. Now
they're going ut $l2.
The $40 Black Worsted
Suits while the lot LASTS at
.$l5.
In tn Made.t o-measure de,
partment we have several
hundred Single Suit and
.Trouser Patterns. Your
choice for p 20 Suit OIL
Sd Trousers. Almost hall
off price.