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The herald., 1893-08-27
MAIL-.

Under the new system patients treating by
mail have the advantage OF a careful and 40
curate diagnosis. with watchful attention paid
to the details OF every case, and medicines
with the constant advice of skillful and sue
cessful specialists
Send four cents in stamps for Question
Circulars.
The herald., 1893-08-27
Ksst Tndia Herb Tca Cur..

Constipation, biliousness and headache,
cleanses the system, stimulates the liver and
kidneys, makes new blood. Entirely veseta.
BILE. Sample free. H. M. SALE q BON. agents,
22O eouth Spring street.
The herald., 1893-08-27
Items of Interest,

VISITORS TO SANTA MONICA. vii find At
the remod eled HeH store. Third street, the lara.
est and bestaelecttd stock OF dry goods furnish
ings and high class groceries in the town.
THE BEST BARBER SHOP at Santa Monica
is the Hotel Jackson shop Utah Avenue. near
Third st. TH0s. z. REkvRS, Prop.
sCHADER 4 CO.. beers, wines, LIQUORS, min
eral waters, sodas, etc. Opposite postofice.
The herald., 1893-08-27
wall Paper at %

closing out ssle-Rokstrom & strasburg, 307
and 500 bouth Main street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
DISCUSS INSURANCE.
Five Hundred Million Dollars are Ar
hanging Rates for the Fusnfe.

.
ranging Rates for the Fu;uFe.
LOUISVILLE. ky., Feb. .i5.-The semi
annual meeting of the Union. an or
gsnizAtiop of representative iIre lnsur-
snce underwriters, mas called 10 order
at the Gauit house tnis morning. Two
sessions were held. President Thomas
:. Chord OF Chicago. called the meet
ing To ofder.s Daniel {. Osman. of
Cnicago, WAS elected vice president,
and Edwin A. Simons. ~ Chicago.
secretary. The members of the Union
represent all the largest fire companies
m the country, and its acts control
the conduct OF the insurance business
throughout the western states. Every
meeting is h-ld ia the strictest secresy.
The Union embraces q representation
OF about five hundred million dollars
capital.
President Chord called the opening
session to order nj I O'Clock. In a
brief statement be reviewed Toe con-
tention of insurance affairs Ia the west
for the past SIX months. dwelling on
the great firs losses, urging the neces-
sity OF the adoption OF methods TO re-
duce expenses and 20 guard against
losses. The question Of rates was not
touched on
An organization was ertered IN and
several committees appointed. speclai
committees were appointed 10 report
during the meeting on each Of the fol-
loving topics: Control and Use OF
Gas and Gasolins," "Taxxtion ani
ming by Electricity, "The National
L. n
Iosses." "rne Beet Plans for Proven
ton OF Losses. AGENTS Compensation
and How 20 Put the Business on Pay
ing Basis"
Reports Of several standing commit
tees were heard and passed on. There
we're several addresses on general in-
sufance topics, Principally on The ques-
{ on OF = reduction ot expenses. Matters
in regard TO agent compensation were
also brought up and informally dis-
cussea. Considerable tax was in.
dulgec IN regarding laws governing the
conduct OF agencies and an .mpoTtsn,
system of reinlttancss. Tho afternoon
session adjourned at s:20 O'Clock with
out decisive action having been taken
on any of tho topics mentioned. To-
morrow, however, the meeting wall get
down to work In earnest aud hope &C.
finish hy tomorrow sfiernoon.
An Official OF the union, in speaking
of the proposed work Of tue body. ssid
1--WE really have less N CO NJ this meet.
ing than at Any time IN yesrs. lon see
we have the report of those commit.
tees tomorrow and discuss them there.
do not think the matter ratcs will be
brought up. Our principal objec; - 90
concoct some means Of improvement
and of the betterment OF facilities in
the transaction 81 business among the
companies. The recent general IRE
losses. the cause. etc. vii be talked
about and probably sone action riis
be taken looking for thorough invest.
cation 90 b~ made in different points
west. We also want % put the tUsi-
ness on paying haOs. fof two wears
nearly everyone Of our comps nies have
lost MONEY!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
DEATH AT A DANCE
Twenty Persons cremated by
an Oil Explosion.
GERMAN CARNIVAL HORROR
A Child Dropped . Lighted Tspsr IN .
Barrel OF OIL. and Awsul snf-
ferlng Followed.

PupA PEsTn. Feb. ia csrniva.
dance WAS given on Monday evening N
Duerslh Prfsg. At III O'clock. WHEN
about 100 persons were danclng IN the
hall on the fret floor. child play ing
IN tho cellar dropped lighted taper
through tue bung ho.e Of cssk Of
petroleum. The cask exploded. killed
tie child. tore up tue dance ftaer aud
scattered the burning petroleum sgalnst
the dancers. A dozen persons deveI-
opea IN flames ran 10 the windows and
doors. spreading fire and panic smong
the rect OF the company. Half
OF the people IN the nall were
at the end from winch there was no
exit and rs the floor on the SIDE nt AZ
the window had been torn up by the
explosion. they were obliged To run TIE
whole length OF the blazing room 20
escape. Ten VINO fell through 10 the
cellars were burned TO death: seven
whosc clothing caught fire, died shortly
after reaching the open AR; three were
trampied into uncousclousness IA the
panic and were burned rs they lay on
the floor. Five women whose clothes
were half burned from their backs are
Ia critical condition. But thirty or
forty persons escaped without injuries
OF some kind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
SOME MINOR MEASURES.
Bills Which Engaged the Early Aten-
ton OF the House.

Oils "niSn Sus Ssco tnc EAfiy Atcn-
ton OF the House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-On motion of
Nr. Coombs the senate bill was passed
granting q pension of SO moatn TO
the widow OF Gen. A. Doubleday. On
motion OF Mr. Bowman the senate bill
was passed extending 10 Council Blutfs.
Ia, the act relative to tho immedl late
transportation OF dutiable goods.
Mr.. Hatch asked unanimous consent
for the consideration of the senate bill
incorporating the Holstein Breed ing
association of America. but Mr.. Bailey
objected.
ON motion Of Mr. Wheeler q bill was
passed authorizing the construction of
a bridge across the Tennessee RIVER at
Sheffield.
Mr.. ofrelIs called up, and the house
adopted wsthout debate. q resolution
referring 10 the contested election case
ofReynolds We. Shonk. from the twelfth
district OF Pennsylvania. The resolu-
ton confirms tac title Of the contestee
10 hss seat. Mr.. Cummings. from the
committee on library, reported back
the resolution calling for an lnvestiga-
ton of the charge Of fsvoriusm IN &C
cess 10 the archives of the ststs depart
mcnt. The COMMITTEES asked that the
resolution he tabled and the com mittee
be discharged from tie further consid-
Grafton. Tnis course WAS pursued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
TO BOND THE CITY
The SENATORS LOCKED IN
Al White Hzs Grand River DS>k Line
Bin lie Tanks VIII save
Money.

IAsass. Nich.. Feb. i5.-The bill 10
zatnosize the city Of Grand Rapids to
bond itself for sl5o.ooo FOR RIVER I'M
provements passed the senate today
under suspended rules. senator Barn.
ard 10 of the opinion that Il Will NEE,
with no opposition IN the house. Hs
soldiers bone appropriation bill also
passed without amendment. The un-
seating OF Senator Jordan Was brought
up In the senate again today through .
hitter protes, submitted by Senator
Turnbsll. whicn Was ruled out OF order
by the chair. The anti-fsee pass D.ll
passed the senate after lively tilt be-
tween Nr. McGinley and Mr. clapp. Ia
which some experienced personal lau-
guago Was used. Senator Barnard Sc
cured the passage OF ms JOINT resoiu-
ton for tho election uf United States
senators by popular vote 10y n vote o.
23 To I. Mr.. Barnard had tue doors of
the senate chamber locked to prevent
any member from dodgsng the ques-
ton.
In the house At White gave notice
VI t} atDCit& tt4t attk 4ssC ~ "
applying to the Grand river dock line
~ Grand Rapids. IL Is the purpose of
Mr.. Wnlte 10 have the title OF the biii
IN. so i.i case tue city - beaten IN the
cases now pendlng IN the superior
court. = new iaw can be framed on the
experience acquired during the suIt.
Mr.. White also noticed a bili 10 pro-
vide for the taxation Of bachelors.
Notice was given Of = large number OF
bills. among them bill providing
that no troops, except state militia.
he imported from any other state into
Michigan or from one county OF this
state e. another county. The bill 10
looked upon AS an A. II. A. measure,
aimed st catholic military orgAniza-
tlOns.
Ex-Speaker Gerrit j. Dikcma was 10
the house this afternoon aud addressed
the members during ten-minute re-
cess taken for that purpose. He con-
fined his remarks to the question OF
snort sessions, and said the only way
they could be had WAS TO set date Of
adjournment aud work up TO il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
WHERE rnE cAsn WENT.
Jesse seligman Te.is OF Panama Opera
tions IN This County.

Jesse Seligman Tells OF Panama Opera
tons m This County.
NEw YoRK. Feb. l5.-In the Panama
investigation now being conducted by
congressional committee, Mr.. sellg-
man admitted that the purchasing
agent, Mr.. Colne. received 5000
yearly, and did most OF the pur-
chasing. He aid not remember q let
ter or interview with Mr.. Bomps on the
Crapo matter. The committee en-
ployed Shellibarger and Wilson TO rep
resent them on the matter. lie oid
not know that tte attorneys were en-
ployed solely 10 oppose the Crspo Zee
olution IN congress. The witness
added: "The papers cent about $780,
600 10 be paid In salaries during the
eight years Of oar incumhency. This
was paid out in salaries and IN the
bonds. The American committee MAS
paid for its service G.00o. 900 francs.
one-quarter on the formation of the
comrittee and the rest in install
mente. Each OF the directors of the
American committee received 400, 900.
There were 100000 francs placed on
deposit Ia Paris for European salaries
NJ iso sausc tlult tilc Aulctithu Soktf-
mittee was formed. The American
committee negotiated with I. W Park
for the purchase OF the Panama Rail.
road company stock for the Panama
Canal company"
Witness thought that the rise IN
Panama railroad stock might have
been largely occasioned by the fact OF
the pending negotiations for the pur-
chase of the stock by the canal COM
pany; 40 without the control of the
railroad The canal project could never
be put through. Witness said the
American committee WAS composed
originally of Mr.. Faori of Drexel,
Morgan 4 Co.. NJ. l.. Ellis Of winslow
n Laner and himself. Thompson was
selected by NJ. DE Lesseps 10 DO chair
man of the committee. The Panama
company had deposited with Seiigman
so, ,000, 900 IL be used in the construc-
tlou OF the canal. The checks were
drawn by the ags n Vt the company in
Panama The account will enow how
all this money was expended. aud
for what purpose. Witness faid he
could produce said accounts. lie was
told to do so.
Mr.. Wight Of Drexel, Morgan 4 Co.
was next sworn. His testimony was
unimportant. Chairman Fellows an
n1unced that no more witnesses would
he examined as the committee was
compelled 10 return to Washington as
the anti-option bill was expected 10
come up tomorrow In congress. lie
could uot say when the Committee
would meet again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

The csutesE 10 ~ sccptdi ing 70 Marquis
of k{uesnstnfy fnie<. the elob 70 have
40 power ~ stop TIE same or 20 ae-
clare draus Il must - 70 hnisE.
''on secoang of prevailing coptraca
and tie necessary three months l vii
require " tram. Ehe tattle vii tAke
place nexl bcesmter. IL Aslchs.l ac-
cepts this proposition. 1 insist on .
dsposiiing the whole of the AIDE tel Of
SIS. .ooe ~ once, aud also that ne agrees
10 tue f,nal stakeholder when tie
articles are kiEned. MAKE this IN
usuAi demand because 90 not think
Mitchell - IN earnest aud cAn only
Judge him By HE prssious seuon- lie
sgned = contract 10 eox Az rounds
wEn ne last February and deliberate
~ bfoke the coutrscs after had start
ed ts tfstD.
ctr Pfrxkr JxcKsos-I hereby ao-
cept Peter JseksoQb challenge Of
recent dsts. and todsy deposlt the sum
OF - zoo - foffe.s 20 bind . match
under the following conditions III
Charles Mitchell does not accept my
terms tor eont<st with him, ! am pre-
pared IA box Peter yscksoa 10 = hnish
next December for SIC. 900 . aide and
toe iArgest paIss oaored by The
Conry leland Athletic eiub. the
olympic Athl@tle club OF N-W Orleans
cor the Crescent City AthIet.c club OF
the same city.
III Mitchell does accept the above
proposition. Will make . Estch inl-
medistely with Peter Jsekson 10 lgai
seven months after ! meet Mitchell tor
The amount mentioned ia he challenge.
III jackson 90 desires. Will increase
my deposit 10 SIC, 900 NJ once II he will
do the same. said amount 10 be Ter.
feited IN case either OF ne shall not ACT
IN accordance with the agreement ]
am prepared 10 sign thss week; or fur
tner i AR. Mitchell should aga 10 meet
me and then Hunk. Jackson 10 At lib-
sriy 10 take he hitehell'sl place IN
December next.
JAMES G. CoEnKTr."
Brady will meet Mitchell or his rep
resentafiycs any day ~ 5 O'Clock m
either the World or the Dramatic
News ofhee 10 sign articles. Mitchell
70 on the Majestic. which n expected
here hourly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Three Persons Killed and Many Injured
IN Runaway Car.

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. l5.-Thrce per
sons were instantly killed and twenty
tive more or less seriously injured bv
the wrecsing OF an electric Car IN
Upper Aibine. . suburb OF THIS cisy, At
. CLOCK this afternoon. The car wns
loaded with scnooi children. returning
10 their homes, aud = number of labor
ere. While descending steep
hill the brakes broke and the
motor man .ost control of
the car. which soon attain terrific
speed. on reaching the foot G the
hill q curve Was struck and the car was
thrown on ifs side and dasned TO
pieces. The lives OF two men and .
child were crushed cut and twenty i've
sthsr children and women sussained
iaiuries ranging from a scratch 70
broken bones.
Tnc killed are Dennis. carpenter.
aged 20 yesrs: bertrsm Dennis. hss son.
aged \; and an unknown ishorer aud
James Melee. painter, probably N
fulfd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
uruouGnssE 10 l,v.sn.

William Mccoy. q pioneer resident Of
Vienna, o.. is slowly hiccoughing to
death. The affection began about two
weeks ago. and since then IL has con-
tinucd as regularly as pulse beats. DR..
z. n. Smith, the attending physician,
has used every remedy known TO science
without result. and the only rest Mr..
Mccoy gets Il when he falls aeleep.
completely exhausted The hiccough-
ing is renewed the very minute no
swnkes. He is seventy years old, and
his death Is ruomentsrily expected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
ANOTHER RuBsER TRUST.
Meclanieai Rubber Goods wiz Taxa q
SUDDEN Boom.

CIEvELAsp. o.. Feb. IA deed WAS
filed by the Cleveland Rubper con-
pany today. transferring lis property
to TIE Mechanical Rubber company for
tue nominal sum OF 500. The latter
10 the na,ne Of trust corporation with
lo.o00. 900 stock capital formed In
New Jersey. with head quarters In New
York city. The New York Building
aud Packing company. the Chicago
Rubber company aud the Cleveland
Rubber company form the nucleus OF
this trust. whose otjecs 70 70 control
the manufacture and sale of rubber
goods used for mechanical purposes.
IL Is affirmed that the proceeds have
heen sinking until profit IN the busi-
ness has been killed and the formation
of . trust 10 in the nature of . move TO
get back some Of their money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

ws.n1ssrox. ZEN. i5.--7hs Nicsrr-
sns casa biii. fhoust hssing ttt sd.
skntsgs OF t<inE unfinished tns-
bs~ tsf - Gise ~sr ~ 49, suis1rF
fsf s~ffirs fau IA ths srrst< totsF a
fe~ snenG D~rfs we're Ts>s~d srtd tofo
fhs foUs arrstsen 81 the srncry rft
spfx1srsstion bll ~s~ pypcredft v7ih.
1lle sn.sn8r-ents resolved ~ tn< r1rn-
nift>r iovuK ~ fht u6o~s 81 thirf
fusf.cs whfts er1 fnrs-cs k.I.sf n tisf
sspfsps oonfi ne t<lsncs q tbslf hcs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

An extraordinary case Of suicide Ii 10
ported ia the Berlin papers A sixteen
year>old boy. feeling himself humiliated
BY a severe rcprimand that had been al
ministercd by his parents. seated him-
self Ia chair. and after loading 70
vc,ver handed il % his brother. lad of
si:s years. and compelled him t. do tho
shooting. The little fellow fired but
one shot. killing his brother instantly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
LIKE THE IRON HALL.
Fraternai Order Of American Home Pro-
tectors Go.s Up.

teetoss 0oss Up.
FLINT. Mich, Feb. l5.--WiIliam +.
Wilson and John W. Blaze. q comInit-
tee appointed by Equity lodge, No. 20.
Fraternal Order OF AmericA Home Pro-
tectors. OF this city, today filed bil in
the circuit court for Genesee county.
asking for the appointment Of . re-
celver to wind mp affairs Of the organi-
zauon. The order Was formed IN the
latter part of 1890. with head
quarters at Port Huron, aud
WAS never incorporates under the
laws OF the state. The 'complsinants
allege that the supreme officers have
wrecked the order by bad management.
Tue officers are also charged with bav-
ing used money IN the treasury OF the
order for purposes other than those
for which they were designed; in short.
of appropriating to their own individ-
ual use funds and property now In
toeir hands and rightfully belonging
/ the supreme lodge. Tho supreme
officers have been eujoined from dis
posing OF the funds aud property Of
the order in their hands until further
orner OF the court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Mr.. Nyccfello-you arc the hes, little
boy | ever saw.
Little Boy--An /,
Mr.. Niccfello-yes A. long as I've
been calling to see your sister You have
never tried TO play any mean tricks on
Us
Listle Roy No. indeedy. Sister nd
half kin me- IL 1 did. Good News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

How HIS Acceptance Of MHchsn's chs'-
Urge Catches Peter J.ekson.

y y
Nrw yoEK. Feb. William A.
Brady. tie maasger OF James }. Tor.
begt, chssnp.en bsstysslght yueilist q
Tie world, ctllea st the World o'iice
to-day ami depussi~d one eiecs of <ic.-
Go q bud = match vith snafi,y
Ma,rhsH ~ England. and another -
a. 500 lo bud match wtsA Peter Jsf
soa of AussrA =. under tst terms of
tn f0lle~ins statement
sIn afcofdslte 9Th tHe piaDs lsia
oot ~ mgsslf en september lsst.
iskn fhl- o9pffnaity 81 snnooar (
test | sn nov psspsfed % asfsna
the title ! bold. Ia esidsnes
II ~ xcssi fs.ti. hffehs aeposss $so..
un soa have snthefifea Nllasm A..
rss8e md aii.ssn Deisnv % faeet
snafl~s n tcns8 of taz .sod. az -
Representatives Aed srfsnxe snssrs
- nGhl - Iasn Ter she ea<ns.ion
.hip % tbe ~os.a, fi9.aS1 = sas zaf
fhe lsFkest uafse offered az Ia C.4sss
Island Afbielse siah. tae e.Ymp 9
sthietsf einh az Ne~ t,r.sAns. 90 tbe
trssoeas Ataiett eisb OF the sane sssy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
1T HAD DEFECTS.
Archhishop Ksnsiek oess no Cos8iasos
urstll he PETITION q Ftret.

=
81 IsouIs. Mo. Feb. i5--A letter re-
celved today from Rome ssys that the
question of selecting a cosdIutor for
srchhlshcp ksnrlck Of tbis dsoc>se, vas
taken up ~ the congregation u the
Cardinals on January - and rcfeifea
bsCk Ia the Lutherit hsre on sccaunt
81 defccfs IN tue petition. Ine pfgncl-
pal def. a les "a the fact that Toe
priests OF the diocsse we're not ressoz
Bized m The tetif,oa. The archbishop
bs- not promulgated the decrees of tie
third plensfF councsl q Htlfnore. sud
ihe bsbops 81 TIE diacsse IN forming
the p<flt.on % Rome iznofed ne
rfsbcs % TIE diootssn fsetors. Is =
sxrsetsd iiss to- archbishop vii nor
pnllsn the aecrees On the bsItirncrs
eoenesi sad smother retton eonls n
me the fsco y ualenassso8scf tse prissfs
wl ~ ssnt - kusne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

A Cincinnati jndgc wns about TO 10
lease a young ''scrsppcr" on the assump-
ton that il was his first offense. when
the prisoner proudly exclaimed that he
had been sent up four times already.
For thus having the courage OF his cor
victions he went up a fifth time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

~ fotfs. Fsh. is-Af ths sfs>rposn
$50 ga - the toiiatBs Con.fa seaefs
esnfentioo = rtsoInton ~ss rf>><nted
~ NJ (. G1lsnensm ~ Fhilsaslntss
against tie eoesfruetIon ri schooi-
housts fof children. ~ ssfinfns for
tboss sassisa ~ ~ IA - t.cdy. q ever
t~o stofirs IN hkhA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
Mrs. Whisney's Win.

NV YORK, Feb. l5.-The will OF the
late Flora Payne Whitney, wife Of
ex-Secretary Wnltney OF the navy, Was
today filed for probate. The will was
executed January 81. 1898, and leaves
all her property, real and personal,
valued ~ 81 ,000,o 900. TO her husband
and makes niia sole executor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
Fewspsper Men Meet.

NEw York, Feb. l5.-The seventh
annual convention of the American
Newspaper Publishers association was
opened at noon today in the Imperial
hotel. A great majority OF the repre-
sentatWes of newspapers. members of
the ASSOCIATION, were present, and over
500. .000, 900 of capital was represented. i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
cArIlr orAsAsrISk.
Jerry Oatisass D.suiet Containing Con-
,sgious and infectious DISEASE.

isgious and infectious Dissss-.
w.-HIsoros. Feb. rs. - Secretary
Rus< has issued circular % managers
and agents of railroad aud transports.
ton conoanles. stockmeu and others.
notifylng them that q contagious. and
infectious disease. known az splsnetlc
OF southern fever sxisss among cattle
~ a belt Of ooontry. which ne describe.
~ detsii. sni 80 ca extends from
Texas thropgh portions of kshsss. Nls-
SOUR ard Ienoesean ~ %ortA caro-.
ina, Virginia aud Hsryisnd. From
February u bscenltrr ;. lSas. no cattle
are % te trsnspofts 4 from ssid area 10
soy portion of ghe United Slagss north
90 Sfss % the dcscf ned line. except by
raj for imasdls.s siaaahtsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
ft.f na ta.es.

HELENt. Mont. Fet. u. --It ron's
announcement IA lhe press this morn
ina tnst ne ~oala sith1rsw from tie
senstofls ESce 4 Clark xoasG also
~ltHdf<w bad no effect on tise
o>iiot tbs sornthg ~ TIE sss-iAn
Al n,oa sixtY mac 81 fhe seventy one
votes rsfe esst. n shioR Mantle rs
esissd -. Clark a. b xaa Il. & ueh
50. carter l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

ALBA. Iowa. Feb. l5.--A serious
dust expl, SION occurred In the Chicago
and Iowa coal mines three miles west
OF here ~ O'Clock last evening justas
tho miners were leaving work. one
mau being killed Instantly, eighteen
injured seriously and live sustaining
light injuries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

An unusual kind Of double wedding
came off at Newport q short time ago.
The only occupants Of the church were
two curates. four young ladies and the
registrar. One OF the curates married
his friend TO one of the ladies'. and then
he In turn was married To another.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Young De Here fhunfinv for sorne-
thing 70 say) Il wish had iiscsl In the
Lnightly days - ola
Weary Iscaaty--sodo i.--S. \. Weeks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

bissss. \, -. F-h. lk--A AsFfs
nnms'sf II he democrats sad posplsls
sad sstrfAt Fspehii1s8s voted fer
wsssh, Fsfansiesn, fos senator todAg,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

A broken ,sr which amufesl thr rrca,
Napoleon when he was Ia swaslf.ling
clothes WA sid in France recoatly for
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

bat no .less.on resulted. Three ballots
were tsken. Tue last resulteds Muller.
IS: Jeha Miller. IL; Nslsh. -; Rich,
d, Lamb. d.