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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
state Press Comment.

Ohio republicans are confident of a
great victory IN November. Dissension
and the mischief wrought by the demo
cratic triumph has made inroads among
the unterrifed. There was not a county
in the state that did not make a request
for Governor Mckinley 10 make speeches
and in most instances nearly every city
and town within the county wantedhim.
The governor will have made at tho close
of the campaign seventy thre. speeches
under the auspices OF the COMMITTEES.
beginning September l2-Kalamazoo
Gazette.
DR. Cleveland and all the gold bugs
of the country thought Miss Liberty was
a pretty sick girl and called all the
quacks % the country together in coun-
cil extraordinary. The young quaek.
ers hastily diagnosed the case TO tho
presidents liking. but the old quackers
thinking they know Ne much ss Dr. G..
are discussing the case while the Lass is
getting well without any ~ theIrph!sic
All OF which goes 10 show that DR.. &.
was ali at sea in his political ideas
Charlotte Tribune.
One thing the people 81 Michigan
have 20 thank the last legislature for. ~
the restoring of the test 81 coal OIL 10
where II as before squae bucks became
~ popular. The last legislature raised
the minimum test from ninety 20 i20 de
grees Just where u was before the
squawbucks began their defective sys
tenn - legislation. Since the test has
been raised not an explosion has oc-
Cured Hastings Banner.
The eyee q the people sre oo Ohio ~
present. IN fact the state was never
watched with more interest pending an
election. The result wiil settle some
thing more than which st ~ candiaatee
viii hold Office IL wIll fefy clearly
indicate the temper - the people toward
the democrat party. and sh1v hos Wen
they approve = the course cosgress is
pursuing Hay City Tribune
The people - the Uniisd STATE look
inC with dregust upon the chiids play
~ the senate. are crying with = single
voice. Fbh fas the day = Ctar' Reel
N The vice presigseutial chsfr n Tom
Reed rere its Fsresifing efierr the senate
woul8 proceed - vsts fetfhwith. Pat
Tom Reel = rt.t tics pFestslsof Nors
tne pify lonia Ssstiaei
Csadidsts Grsfin vote ~ Washing
ton ecuid ~ mere scceptshle g. TIE
solid soufh thar ~ tie material in'er
@sts - NJ Fret Miehiasn ai-ttet lst
~ hsfs r.rrreerfafife There no sfii
feYrsscaf tb4s DISTRICT i,stroat 1oafneI.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
PrvE WEEKS wEDDEp.
Bettina Girard Seeks n Divorce Prom
Her Third Husband

Nrw ioRK. Oct "a Bettina Girard.
who was formally the VIE u the Wash.
ington millionaire Padelford. and who
three years ago married tho comic opera
singer. John Rafael. is now suing for a
divorce from Harrison j Wolfe. a good
looking leading man 60 whom she Vss
welded in Jersey City ON September II.
This 10 the first time that news ~ even
the marriage has leaked out Mr.. Wolfe.
the husband. says Miss Girard y suing
for divorce M hisrequest liesaid today.
My first meeting with Miss t'irard was
on August IA ! knew of the womsh's
rather sensational past. past that she
does not deny. During rehesreais
showed her only gentlemanly cour.
teay. This seemed to rattle her vain
spirit and she laid herself out 20 fascin
ate me. She affected the repentsni No.
man desir,rus a e0siing her Eofl,Ily hfe.
| am not q particularly musiei frilos
myself. and fsid her 81. The upshot
~ u all was that we got usrriel lor
fev days she Was most cnngenisl little
wife. hut very spsn she liegsn g. receive
APPALLING 'etters She got one from q
man Who threatened - end his life ~
the Esst river n sfe wunid not grast
him q eord She net her ! told her
that I psntes a divorce After THE ue
LIVED togethsf again. bot GRE right she
made sueh herfiisle rerelatioBs 20 me-
that isff her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
FOOLED BY THE OIL
Mrs. William Smsde Lighted
Fire With Kerosene.
SHE NAY NOT RECOVER
She was Horribly Burned and II She
Lives she VIII Ne Ierrioly
Disasured

AIEfox. Mich. Oct 2-An accident
occurred here THE forenooa which may
result in ioss Of the life Of Mrs William
Smads. who lives near Ann street.
About 10 o'clock this morning. Mrs.
Smade. thinking her coal lire which had
Just been built had gone out. seized n
freshly filed gallon kerosene can and
began 10 pour some of its eontens into
the stove preparatory 10 relighting the
freshly laid fuel. There was lire enough
in the stove TO ignite the oil and in.
stantly an explosion took place. in which
the can was blown TO atoms while yet IN
her banda
Her clothing took firs and bat for the
timely aid Of friends who were in an ad
joining room she would have probably
been burned 10 death She was i'm
mediately carried outside the house and
wrapped in WOODEN blankets which ex-
tinguished the firc.
IL was then discovered that her head
and arms were badly burned. and DIR.
Thomson. who was on the ground. ex-
amined her injuries. IL is not known
whether they will prove fatal. though
she will probably he somewhat disfg-
ured. Though an alarm was turned in
and the department were quickly ON the
ground neighbors had extlnguished the
tre before they arrived. There Is no
loss Of property except total destruction
OF the contents OF the room.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
MORE BODIES IDENTIFIED.
Eighteen of the Victims OF the Battle
Greek Wreck Are known.

BATTLE CHEEE. Mich. Oct 23-Coro-
neT Gillette began an inquest today on
the bodies of the killed In the Chicago
4 Grand Trunk collision Dispatcher
Seth Cornell testified he gave orders
here ctofore published, 10 trains Nos q
and .. To tine latter at Lansing. Con
ductor Scott. he said. asked for clear.
ance OF the hoard and Cornell told him
No. 81 was al Lansing. and for him 10
get out rs quickly as possible. and that
be would probably have TO stop Scott at
Bellevue for orders The iirst he knew
Of the accident was when notified 10y the
operator at Nichols. No train pa ssed
has station after giving orders to Scott.
but an engine might have passed.
Gilbert r. Cranshaw. en- sineer of train
No. 9. also testified.
Nine moro bodies have been positively
identified They are:
j. K Brown, Strathroy. Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Darisn, Tilson-
burg. Ontario.
Mrs. Eveline A. Aldrich. Edwards
burg. Michigan.
Thomas A. McGarvey. London, On
tario
Charles SAKE, New York city.
Mrs. Charles SAKE. New York city.
Miss A. w. Worthman. New York city.
James q. Northman. aged L.. brother
Of above lady.
This makes eighteen in all that have
been positively identified. Mr.. Darian
was "a farmer and was on his way to the
fair. Four children are left orphans.
Two CoIgroye brothers OF London. On
tario. have partially identified the body
OF their father. and relatives OF Mira
Miller Of New York have also partially
Identified her remains.
Others known TO have perished and
whose bodies have not yet been identi-
fed are:
Fr. Clark of Brantford. Ontario.
j. A. Wood of Odessa. New York.
Mrs- F. X. Warner Of Brockport. New
York.
This leaves seven unknown bodies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

hash in May. lsQa He is farmer.
mooBtalu dactnF. q Sgedenborgtsn
breaches. and - neafls o. years odd he
wlll bs hanged next Friday on the same
seaffold 60 shich his cid enefny. Tsltor
Hall. died year ago lie xas d have
preached yesterday In the court hcose
where be MAS tried. convicted and sea
tsnced. bat the sheriff refused % sllos
him 10 hs brought from lsil through
fear that an sttemft would be made 10
rcscue him. Taylor wiil deliver the sef-
mon on the fnorning Il his execution.
when there will he strong guard
Yesterday afternoon when the crowd
Was small Taylor was allowed % come
90 the porch q the Jail tie wss "a
white from head "a foot This he
said. .1s euhlenstic q the Gne linen
am soon 90 put 90 sboTe@ lie sang o
hymn alone. kneelingon Q newspapef.
and prayed Tor he enemies lie admin
isfercd the last sacrament % himself
snd bis xife. q little cid woman la
black hoonct and blue cotton dress
Taylor invited everybody o. Joan him.
but nobody went forward. Then he
prayed for q second time and read
passage from the scriptures. and said he
had no fear of death; that he xss happy
aud richer than anybody on earth; that
be had been happier in jail than any
time in his lie. lie has asked. he said.
that his body should be kept above
ground for three days On the third
day he will rise again and 20 about
preaching. This request will be carried
out by his son.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Consular cstsine.se. wn Ses Adnit
Ihem


wssHlssG4s. Oct 2l-In reply %
complaint of the Chine-e nsiGsstsr in
Washington. Mr. Yang Ia. the state de
partmsnt ht. made representations.
which Indicate that the Cnited States
government eiil not accept consular Ger,
theates - conclusive evidence that the
Chinese sue.ects rSesenting them are
merchants q artlsfs and therefore en.
titled 10 zduzl-slon ~ this country. Re
esnfiy IN Nes York. at the instance u
Chinese INSPECTOR Scharf. two Chsnese
= ho presented certificates from the con-
sul az hasana that thes seFe actors and
not amensble % the restriction imposed
upoo l4bofers under the Law. were re.
fused . leading. lnspect0r Seharf
Insisted that the rnsn were lahofeFs and
their certificates fraudulent The de
tanned Chinese took the matter 20 court.
where II - still psnding and further made
complaint - the minister. who brought
the matter % the attention of the state
department.. Secretary Gresham called
oa Secretary Carlisle for Information
aud receiyed q copy OF Inspector
Seharfs report with an intimation that
tho Inspector. la the opinion OF the
treasury authorities Was acting In the
line u his daty and seemed not 20 have
exceeded his authority in the premises.
Secretary. Gresham accordingly has
transmitted. this information 10 the
Chinese minister. The treasury de.
partment's stand on the question is still
further emphasized by Attorney Geo
erai Oiney. who has directed the United
States district attorney Al New York to
prosecute the case on which the Chi
nese minister's protest was based Mr..
Olney gave this direction at the request
of Secretary Carlisle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
BASKstrrcy HIrG UNDER rrRE
TIE Measure SaHn.iiy ~cor-,i ~ Wat
~en sad s8hi~Y

W .sf~erov. Ost n IN th- hoa.e
tsiar tsa Oates tif o. establish a ani
fep stsiem q hankfuptcy throughout
10 ta.7el states Nes tssen up ara NJ
osfF4 ssfk ia extlanalson rf iae meas.
urs rte property u The bsakrupt can
1at o. 4slte8 unaeg ~ rrosi-iors - this
b fa eas tte pefifiaref makes az afb
dsrif '1st fhe debtoF - preparing b.
wrsrkfiiv i.sross e st Hamsn.tY sp
rrAiri fet lzi-s atom Nhirh xonid
sast'e poef ii-tsar sfter he BAD ben
clai-, 81 f-r.lentl hi- property rar the
fseefif ~ hs htrrs 10 le discharged
I'm aIr fstaf.fs The tal - nat In
'fssei ?. - -rsshihe fer the coiiee
tioH - fst.,s ilf niesns 81 Kirea the
r'err ..ehisr aar np Erafeclel sal the
ef~'ilief aeearea sgsirsf ffssst Mr
" siein fr.i.ssef in opfpsifleH % tie
t, be 49, tie rrefiasous -
t- H,raaiire Fers sairrs severe aEslnst
ifrs taakrlt 81 issn to~ at q
ff s1s R hssf ifen IN farce
enf HHFHris letressioa
Ht1 eaas Save te~a
e-fsf err8 a,ts aalf tae
N f sras sesirsf tae
- Hafs H 81 srsast.lse
Ae tr1 set ff rr re
p s st
fts stfr rf
ffrfi aiast a-l sf nte SEA- fl.f
g. - a.saa ta- aa,sf Fassei ,ae O..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
WELSH TiNPI.srE EXPORT.
United states Bought Nearly Three
fourth< OF the Product.

WssaIscfoS. Oct. 3i-The state de.
pastment has received from Anthony
Howells. United States consul al Car
din, Wales, a statement prepared by the
Cardiff board Of trade. showing the ex-
ports ~ tin plates and sheets from the
United Kingdom during the nine
months ended September - i.93. which
II interesting Al view Of the controversy
over the effects % the tin pate clause
OF the Mckinley tand ball The state
ment shows that during the period
named 2l32il tons Of the material
valued at E27ss, ,5s5 was shipped to the
United States against 2iis3. tons
valued at - s61, 80 in 1892. and 81 $40
tons valued az f4.5122l3 in 1881. The
total amount exported 90 all countries
IN the nine months ended September %
lsJS. was 3ll. .6Si tons valued at $3.50
us. making the amount exported to
tue United States alone nearly three
fourtks of the total export product
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
SON OF SINGH DEAD
Mahsrajsh Dhslep Stricken weA
Paralysis in Para
WAS sRITIak's INDIAN WARE


-. -
fAMs oci A-ihs Mshsre1&h
Dhuiep Sihgh died IN the city yssfss-
cay from the effects q = parsIy1,s
stroke. The maharsish ~.s horn 4.
iee. Ne x.s = son "a IN. f...a.,- R.r.
...t sin.h Rss.h - a.. R..,-..a
n..,.-. - ,s,- s-.-
:, 90 ..'~'s me ist.ss
u'r'' IN" tns "emoIshEso stale - We
regency anu army indeeed the bratish
ministry u lnoex ths prinesp4lify
under orrfAin conslifionz. one beng fkaf
the young maharsish sho.,id n.
celve f.,ur lac. ~ ,n,,...
sa.,s.,.,, A. esoe.o =, -.
.r,..s a. ~ -
esme
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
WELCOMED AT srEzzIA.
Warm Reocptson 20 British squ.droa
by italians.

SPEzzIA. Oct 1.-THE vessels CON.
prising tae British squadron thai has
been visiting at Tarant0 arrived here st
10 O'Clock THE morning aud were ~
ceived with much enthusiasm. The
wharves and the Italian vessels IN the
port we're finely decorated and the
spectacle presented saa grand
one. Thirty Italian ~arships met the
British feet and sainted a. Salutes
were also fired from the forts 0n
the hills adjacent 20 the city. Vice Ad-
miral the Duke a Gep4 met Admiral
Sir Michael Culme- seymour. com
mander in chief ~ the British Mediter.
ranean squadron. whose fagship. the
Sans Parell. came into fsoff al the head
of the fieet. The British squadron. to-
SIDES the flagship consists II the battle
ships Nile. fnfiexitle and Drcsdnaogkt
and the cruisers Hawke and E.igar. The
Duke of gicboa and Admiral Culmc.
Seymour exchanged cordial greetings.
after which the Italian oftoers accom-
panying the duke ard the British officers
% the flagship were introduced and
shook hands all round
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

DASSExoRA. y. Y. Oct. "a Martin
Foy. the young murderer 81 Henricita
Wilson. was shocked 10 death ia the clcc
tric chair in the prison here at IL. 20 90.
day. The voltage Was l $40 and wae In
full force for four seconds IL was then
gradually reduced and pot on full force
again. The voltage was then dcceaeed
gradually and turned of after forty Elk
seconds. Foyis body scarcely moved.
and the physicians said death was the
easiest a the kind they had ever wit
messed. The BODY was taken 10 Saratoga
for burial by Eoy's father.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
SHOT AT A cHARIvARL
Edgar king-cou Fatally Wounded
by an frate Groom.

BEsR LsKE Mich. Oct. 23-M II.
Myers Was married Saturday. AZ night
there vas noisy charivari. Myers got
mad and shot Edgar kingseott through
the bowels and kidneys. klngscott Is in
a precarious condition. Kingscott is a
highly respected young man. HE sfsfher
Vas killed by a bull few vseks ago.
Myers has teen arrested and lodged in
Manistee Jail The feeling runs high
against Mycrs owing 10 the fact that he
vas the ringieader IN a chsrivari himself
two or three weeks ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

sSTorx CRY. Iowa. Oct ~ Fire Al I.e
Mars. about twenty five miles north q
Sioux City. early this morning destroyed
the principal business houses - the
town. On account % q terrific gale the
fire departmen; could do little 30 stay
the progrca. - the flames sioux City
vas telrgraphed Ia for help and two
hose-carts wee cent Forty horses we're
creua;ed IN hvery stafle The lo@s u
estimaied At slOloco The fire 10 nov
under control
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
HEIR To NEARLY a MILLION
Sew oricsn. Fsssiiy fsh~rss Part 90
HtslIand f1faar

NV OsltAx-. Dct = 4 Nep Or
leans fatnil, lac FADED hrif e. fugfune.
amounting - atOUt tNotsso. being
their share of tie estate n General
Iieliea. retired ofiicff ~ the Holland
army. wbo at BIZ death xhs worth
sosftsG hDrlEs "a neafls s9.0nOkl
lre,icra a. Rfibt eanle O. tins citg slfty
years AGO tran lisilsnd. msrrisd q veal.
ihy sugar ilshtefs daugbtef. ~ pbsn
hr had fftstu fAiidren. foaf a shpm
still live. aua dled IN l~5. lis esdsw
rreidss on treDiinee street and " IN
nosierste rirsonstsnces
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
MRS. DErRASoE BEGISs. SUR.
she wants Her Money Deposited In
the Rank.

DFrRoTr. Mich. Oct 23 Mary !. De
france. wife ~ Sfonsall 7 Defrance
sho - awaiting examination on 4 charge
of being inplicated m the Peftlen alb
duetion case and for whom half = DOZEN
officers are waitsng 10 arrest on various
charges - ~eiever hnsncie-ing.r claims
tn have a deposit IN the CITY Savings
bank amounting o. f-.so in her own
right She slsp claims the bank cfhcials
refuse g. allow her - drap on the de
posite srd she has begun suit 90 CON
Pei the bark q pay On her degsrd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
MOTHERS TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
She Murdered Her Two Children and
Then Killed Herself

RIrLEY, Ohio. Oct 23---A shocking
discovery Was made early this morning
when the door OF the cottage 81 Mrs A .
J. Wagner was forced open by a neigh
bor. On the floor Of the dining room
were found the dead bodies u Mrs.
Wagner and her two children. aged
about and years. all with their
throats cut. The mother had doubtless
doDe the deed. as she had been despon-
dent for some time since the death Of
her husband. aud no doubt RnallY be
came completely 1ementcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
blizzard IN DAKOTA.
Snow Several Inches Deep at Grand
Forks

Dakota report a regular blizzard raging
there. At Aberdeen. South Dakota. a
violent storm OF rain aud snow has been
raging since early this morning. Snow
is now nearly an inch deep. The storm
is from the northwest and one IL the
severest experienced in years for this
season. The temperature is mild. At
Huron the same conditions prevail. At
Hilisboro. North Dakota. a cold slcet
commenced falling this morning which
has changed 20 snow and the ground is
now covered. A stiff wind is blowing
from the northwest Several inches of
snow are on the ground al Grand Forks
and moro falling.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
Yonnx s,er.n.nn 60 Wed

BlooNixGToN. III. oct n IL was an
nouueed toslsy that the marriage %
Lewis q. Steven~on. son and secretary
q the vice president % the United
states. snj Miss Helen l. Davis of
Bioomington viii be solemnized At the
home q the bride IN this city 90 Novem
ber n The webbing vii he prom.
insnt social event
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
ROUTED THE ARABS
spanish TROOPS and Ganboats At
taxed Their Trenches

MApRln Oct 22-The latest adyiccs
from Meiilla show that the Spanish
troops gained decided victory over the
Moors on Saturday. Early yesterday
morning General Margeiiy called out
the garrison and ordered forts Cameilo
and Sau Lorenzo the nearest a. the
katlile trenches 90 prIaaro Cor action.
The cruiser Nanadito's Hotchkiss guns
wrough havoc Ia tho Arab
trenches Besides THIRTY -one shells we're
thrown among thcm which ulust have
done SERIOUS injury. Several she'll were
seen o. fall IN the midsi ~ groups q
storeemcn. Soldiers from the San 10.
renzo fort had q ekirmifh with tho Arabs
and poured a volley into thcm puiting
them 90 fight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

CouosNE Oct - The uatinnsi csu.
grese of social slcnucrais opeBec here
last evening. Herr Hene@1ach Src
sided. There we're present 10 dele
gates frcm al Irarts q Germany. After
the certificates - the delegates ha1 bcea
passed upon Herr Bci.oi ar4e 20 niskr a
speech aid xas given an ovation. When
quiet bad been restored Herr bel.ei
thanked the congress Ter the warmth -
he rectptluo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
Vanderbilt system May Soon Get
Control of Ia.

CLEyELAsD.. Ohio, Oct. 23-It is be-
lieyed here that the Vanderbilt system
will soon acquire control 81 the Ann
Arbor road Last week President John
Newell OF the Lake Shore went over the
road with General Manager Ashley.
Monday morning the private car OF As
sistant Superintendent Blodgett % tho
Lake Shore vas attached 10 the north.
bound Ann Arbor train. Mr.. Blodgett
being accompanied 10y Mr.. Weaver. the
Michigan attorney for tho Vanderbilt
lines Chief Engineer Hardy OF the
Lake Shore has made frequent trips re-
Gently over the Ann Arbor. examined
the whole road. and il nov preparing a
report to he submitted to President
Newell. General Manager Ashley of the
Ann Srbor says no proposition has yet
been submitted. and that he cannot cay
whether one will be made or not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

WAsmiSoroS. Oct, 2a-The Washing
ton correspond NJ OF the Louisville
Courier Journal tonight sent a dispatch
10 that paper saying that the ecompromise.
patched up by the conference or steer.
ing committee on the democrat side Of
the senate. is dead "a a door uall. Mr.
Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle killed
IL this mornIng by stating elaphaticsslly
that they would have nothing 10 DO With
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

BELLEVUE. Mich. Oct 2a-Prot Asa
Dolph OF Oakland. California. who has
been visiting relatives here for a few
weeks. was taken al and died yesterday
forenoon. He was noted psychologist
OF the west Seven years ago. when
high wheels were in use. he was the
champion bicyclist OF the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
Though. 60 H.,s Been Murdered.

SsaISsw. Mich. Oct 23-walter r.
Hymen. a scion q! one a the wealthiest
Car asiIan families. who vas recently a
humber jobhcr at t,ladwiG. came 10 Sag.
inaN last week. He had his camp outfit
here and dispiayed several hundred dol.
lars IN bills He started for the woods.
but nothing has been seen % him since.
II j. thought be has been made away
With for his cash.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

GLAZE. Mich. Oct - Engine A..
known A. Peggy" having on board su-
perintendent Potter aud Edwin SauE.
ders. =. A p. NJ officials. and englne II.
Of the local freight. came together this
morning In the ysrds A heavy fog was
responsible Both engines were dam.
aged. Peggy" being totally Disabled No
one sustained injury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
THREE DIRECroRs ARRESTED.
sequel TO the Failure or Madison
square Bank.

- NEw YoKk. Oct. 23-The arrest. on
criminal charges. OF threeof the directors
of the Madison Square bank. and the
ISSUANCE of warrants for the arrest of
two others. including. il h. said, on good
Authority. the president made today the
sensational sequel 10 the disastrous
failure Of that institution. The directors
arrested were Ronald r. Mcdonald.
Adolph Kalischer and Lewis Thompson.
Mcdonald ~ charged With forgery and
misdemcanor; kalischer is charged with
misdemeanor only. The charge against
Thompson is not stated on reliable
authority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24
srarK nANk nnronI


T.esxx Mrh.. oct - Banking
Coa.ns is,sisinsr Shets sospd says thar thu
fsr lurirg the year I@l3 oniy tsn state
hau<s 10 Nsrh gar. the Csntfal Miehi
gso = fassiax sed fhs STATE sssings q
Cffstai Lake har~ fes@sd tnt, the
Aaetie q feeeivers ttlv ons fhe
Mseaisaa Caaety q isstsseg h.s 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-24

Nsw YoEK. Oct. IA retrial of the
suit ~ Alexander Stewart against ex-
Judge Henry Hilton for share - the
millions left by the late Alexander +.
Stewart Vas begun today before Chief
Justire DAILY IN the court oi common
pleas, Stewart claims that be u a
cousin. once reusved. 10 the wealthy
dry goods merchant He suit was dis
Missed on the final trial because he
could not establish his relationship
N0w be has some nes evidence.