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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

L.sSpos. June / In regard The fe-
port that 'iv fnPc was sbsu' - lui,.ifh
a rcecrspi. diepafch srssn l..s1ir ee,r,
The enemies a she foDc. kigr Saio'ii
and ~ Archbishop lrcssd declare fi.at
the rcscrirt - prepared III the dos-o
meat exists the pppe ~ keepifR Il izfs
iest ~ should inf1fe MIR SatplA ehym
his hoiinees couftnucs e. approve nnd
encourage. The poniif hnr refsntis he
ciared agsine; his sish tn continue and
cpntirm the sco,nd proposal a Mgr
Sa.ola
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

PAvsws, June l.-Aasices frcsn TIE
interior ~ colsrli,a rfn;e that sn The
night of May ii TIE Esrauifr Zsfsyp,s
sounderra near NJ seanTns. Fiss hr<isee
we're recovered ard sho-sn - Tho rref -
the passengers and cfsu are srl lpo-<d
b. have Accn czrrled down fhp rivsr
Tie Place here the accidont ocrury~<i
was the whirlpool - Ssnpspnfn ia
which n ~ surfDeec the stsamef Yt-
fused g. cisy her heisn and va dashed
arsirssf the rrrrks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

TorEKA. Kas, 1aps l--C =. Jewell,
who has charge u The raiIH3ll,ine ex.
periments of the Chicago. Rock Island
4 Pacific railroad company. arrived at
Mead yesterday afternoon. and at once
act about arranging his apparatus to
begin the task OF breaking the eight
months drought in southScstern Kan
saa lie began his operations nj o'clock
this afternoon. before a large crowd OF
people The officials II the Rock Island
in this city express to- utmost conf
dencc in the success of the undertaking.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
IVES MAKES A RUN
Ne Wedges shs Bsih n ne Jsus
of . Pockst
AND Reels OFF i.s4o POINTS
0alv GssepAns vhsa 80 x<shss ssav
- ubAr1 - On.stsD y
1Ab EssaA.o.

lospox. june Lis the inisrns1scaai
billiard match ~ uiniey's circus Iseo
did magnificent wcvk this rveniag Hs
kot the h~lls Isnned snd s>ssd f.SSo
points IN one run. Hs play Throughout
the evening, moreover. wsf steadier sDd
better than hefors sipc< the hp0lnDsng
of the match The sess no~ is: Ives
ssfiii playinsl. s.0o,; Rohrrtz assa. The
Efiendsncs w<s good ard beth men we're
on their netti<. Roberts frst runs were
81. IL Il. -, Ives. ~. Is. -.
%. Ives then fc:i OIL. hss beet runs he
ing - aad A. while Roterss made such
runs as 81. ~. "a. 81. ~ AID IH Af:er
making ten csunen< Ives fnsii, got the
balls ~edxed si the mouth - she opi.r
right hand pocket and played fron cne
~ another ~itL the utmost iighsn~<< q
touch Whea the play Wa saloarrr1
the balls werr in the sane p<~.fsoa- lsts
viii continue his run tpmorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

PHrlApxIPHu.. June l---John Mac
Farlane. en- ex.president Of the bankrupt
American lasr Insurance company. and
. director In the broken bank 4 Amer
lea. OK Philadelphia. who fed 10 Brazil
when the crookedncsp ri the two firms
wae exposed. returned this morning and
surrendered himself o. United Statas
Marshal Brooks. Immediately upon
learning that MacFsriane WA in town
warrants were issued by tho district at
sorney. he was arrested ard plcadcd
guilty. lie vas sentenced 10 four yesrs
IN the Eastern penifentary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

HssrsosD CIR. Iad Jane ! pa
gene Duniont 'te French gias.wofkes.
d.o.i todsy fruus an soiufy caused by te
ing hit ~ sh~ had With q brick shtur
dss Dumout sss always the hut n
lofe. sod hla a a~,elstss thres hrics. AZ
him .us' ~ -ee hlm sio.ise them iIe
salled q mis- one. sbich broke his skull
Jssper Bfn-sesdr has been arrested on q
cAsfz~ q mAH.ikash ter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

CASroS. Ohio. June l.-Rcvision of
the catechism was discussed at length
by the Lutheran synod today. A rcso-
luton was finally adopted striking out
all reference to the confession and sub
s,ituting questions and answers from a
former edition which contained a more
liberal translation from the German.
The next synod will convene two years
hence at Hagerstown. Maryland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Chase and Ziuri Dwigxans - Chicago
have been summoned before she grand
jury 10 ted what they know ~ the s~airr
- the Grrcnsown hank. and the cashier.
now under arrest. promises tc nake a
clean breast 81 the whole affair. tn's
mating that he sss fifnfds victim -
kis -uissifrs ard that they sre the real
cufsriis. Interest IN she grand inr, IN
auiry a voyy keen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

SARATOGA. n. Y. juno 1.-The sixty
ninth annual meeting Of the Home
Missionary society Of the United States
is in progress here. The total receipts
for the sixty eighth year just closed
were $T3s. .Tl6. an advance over the pre-.
vious year OF t75.28. Officers were
elected as follows: General. o. q. How
ard. United States army; recording sec
retary. the Rev. William II. Holman.
Connecticut: auditor. George s. Cook
ney. and an executive committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

roLsspo. Ohio. June l. A receiver
wal lie Appcinscd fsg tho Isaac Nead
Hesfinr ard Yer fIlsting c,farsny. kae.
irs htanche~ N sbuef fven., cities IN
the rritri rsssee 1sccsl er~ssisr~r
hsse b~s& atssapslng 10 r~crrnaise the
concer1, tn' The tight woosy msrs~f
pfeks,sssfed the crszls The ssafemerf
- a.s-ets ard lastalifsr~ rtli - sir.n cut
sf.kuasogx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

LOUISVILLE. KY. June lit Is again
reported In railroad circIes that the
I.ouisviile 4 Nashville has secured con.
troll cf the Newport News 4 Mississippi
Valley road. II is generally believed
that the purchase hes been made. Mr..
Smith ~ the Louisville 4 Nashville. 10
out ~ the city. and /, is generally
though, that he is completing the de
taiia az the purrhaes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

DFsvsn Calsb. Jans fhres men
serp hiil~.i sad TO seriossiy inlurssi -
= rssalf = sss "A 81 tb~ hu@k issn
he taenel essf feadviiie tssiay The
killed are Ossial Ryso. AlessasieF ieha
ssa. v Mass al Ss~fiogsiy suiafcd 4
! Ioha-on. Mike MefAason. Anothes
nlsn ea@ sfighfly ingnt~d. The h"siiss
sere tasea e. iles3stslr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

The Pretty Indiana Town Hard Hts by
Cyclone.

AvfILA. Ind. June l.--At O'Clock
this afternoon cyclone swept through
the western part of village. leaving
a path lJ0 feet in width. Among the
buildings totally destroyed or badly
damaged are the public school building
and the residences cf Wash Engle. y. L.
Engle, J. NJ. Schwabsud Ernest Maring
Fences. outbuiidings and trees were
swept away clean. A number - farm
houscs in the adjacent country are had
IL wrecked Mrs. Thomas S'orrer wac
struck in the face by flying timber and
badly injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
WILL MEET IN CHICAGO.
Republican Icaguers VIII Convene in
the Grand Pacific.

NEw York. June President w. W.
Tracey II tho National Republican
league tonight issued the following call
for a special meeting Of tho executive
committee Of the league: A special
meeting Of the executive committee Of
the National Republican league will be
held at the Grand Pacific hotel. Chi
cago. Illinois. June Ii. at 10 o'clock. The
special business Of the meeting will be
the selection Of a secretary and treas.
urer: also the selection OF location for
the National league headquarters. and
such other business "a the committee
may deem advisable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

A Run ard The Dcunan6 of Corrospon-
denss Dsss else Business.
TACOMA. WASH, June The Mse-
chants National hank. ono q tho oldest
bsn,gs In tho city. suspended payment
this morning. In m Interview with =
United Press representative. one Of the
officers gave - the cause of suspension
slov collections end the depression Of
the past two years which caused depos
its to rur down from something over a
million .dolisu TO about hall that
amount This. coupled with the steady
drain Of the last thirty dsyv causrd by a
local scare. and the sudden demand
from eastern correspondents for an i'm
mediate settlement. resulted in the sus
pension. The liabilities of the bank are
slightly in exccssssk t6O0.0Oo: assets.
t1.l0O.0o II is believed the bank will
resume business soon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Mcssr psss. \. J.. june l. Al suc.
t,eE ssle = 10 thnsae eslr-i celis sn3
tiiirs ffoni , =. Higgias ranch p Ps~p
sfua s@e rferea her- tfsi< s5osrtag 4
s,~cssl fessAre - re sale shirh wf}l
issf 80 tlrre s,aes. vas the secfaunin.'
- fsuf css*. ths 60 ., sslvsis~ ~
re ri ~hiet sss rsvef s'esh ;eachei.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

-. Prssssurse Jsrs Ia nksse
- t-ss ls~8ta iiefnssng sn agrinplsp-
.sfa.~risfior fhe fss9eef - vblch h ~
ssSs1rf sgrsrlsn r-e<ucis ffosn Ha.eis.
he nksas l,rossdrs tsfsf ~ Hsiife~ -
f4r-s4psr stAii ~ sii8~eA - sssisr.it.e
iossr e~n -strarrs 70 ths rHrifsl strrs q
tlse ssseisfpsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Cherokee Bonds Backed BY tho Gov
crnmcnt Find No BuyerA

crnmcnt Find No BuyerA
WAsHiSoTox. June The Cherokes
bonds are t6.000o00 In value. and they
bear 4 per cent interest. They are guar
anteed by the government. With this
guarantees behind them the bonds are
supposed TO BE- better than gold that
is. they are q safe investment. Their
sale had bcen advertised by the govern
msnt and yesterday was the day cot for
opening the hide q Alss-1reasury depart,
ment. Not one bid was received. There
was rumor Of private bid at the Ma
tional hotel last night OF about bond
face value. The refusal Of eastern capi.
talists to buy bonds guaranteed by tho
government that bear per cent inter
est and have ten years to run. causes
comment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
.lu.,.cr ric,i w,n So, Re,irc.

WasnISoroS. June l. Justice Field
~ the supreme court denies his reported
intention ~ retire. The justice says
that while he has contemplated retire.
mens. u will not occur 81 long ~ he has
strength ~ stand mp 10 the arduous
labor imposed upon him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

P.nfs. June ! The Ms.nk Dor fsu.
son. rho has hish sspuistsez IN ne
srsesscsi vesia. is shsDf g. start. with
ths approval a the fogs and c-e~ienflk's
fron tho fr~nrt roFmuusent ts sieit
the srsrf~s ho~fetals throughout the
World ~ order T. secure To- geDs<si
adoption - the rlo~f rffuseiors treat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

CHio..o. June /. The forty ninth
general assembly - tho nationAl divir
ION. sons ~ Temperance. began their
annual session ,,-iay The day ~as con
sumel IN hearing reports aud Discussing
constitutional amendments
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

w.suseros. June l A dispatch was
receivei at the state department this
afternoon from Minister Baker. dated
Mes~aya. June |. stating that peace IA
restored at Nicaragua and tho nes gov
eminent gu~~ into operation to-day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Hoosies,iom Ia 10 Have Rival 20 the
Steam Lines.

csVsAsst ASes1&<s
WORTHWHILE. Ind. june 1.-The Cen.
tral Indiana Electric Railway company
was organized here this afternoon with
q capital OF a 500. 900. the purpose being
to construct and operate O. double
track electric road from Indian.
apolis to Noblesyille. from which
point single tra)ks viii be built
70 La Porte ria Frankfort; 70 Iogans-
port and Peru vie SlSokomo; to Marion
and Fort Wayne VIA Elvood. and to
Muncie via Andcrsou. The road will Be
equipped for both freight "a passenger
traf6c. with the very be- appliances.
The incorporators ere mee With ample
means at their command and experiencc
in public enterprises. and INCLUDES capi.
talists from Londoe. Philsdplphie, Chi
cago and other pointa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Lsyzis tln-s. Afk jene = Ssnfiss.
: sksssf uiilfFs srzH fxe Frit~4 eofth =
ds4rtzf,afk ~as fnfirelf ssaefr.grs ~ =
sseA,as at 4 = rss.ek iisis estscins Davis
tssi-aeF. sstehnssa ss eas - toe 70 Is.
ss fstssis ss5axsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Bsosssf~ss4t,t tad 1aHs John
ssIpp ahe a iiie b-st knsFh farmers q
Hfnrz iss.tff h@s lU~t ns-ea ssiHdisd
sus q "a fs.e b eash ~ tT8 staspefs
- ibe 9is = te lsa q sssaaisgias Fsts
49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

~. rAui, June l. George " Mar.
tin. commission merchant. made az a.
slgnsent today Liabilities tianoo. as
sats HNtsst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

foss.o.. su,s kesiees 800. ca--a
ststs =. rissar1s passse fhfroTsi.sst
-<~oai q eefpitNi vsFrine fefttsrsss=s
hat He,s tfsfS lsusr IT, canrtfy ~
sssss r--ssle asst. ths C.zeoafs piil fise
snd hail them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

N,.ak2. \ ! Iaas J. N.ee presi
dsut filass "a the l..sAsstsc se~ lag Ma
shiI4s asmFsrl 9sc taafia sppllestica ~
ths ,saFt - shsSssf fer tie aspant
assal ~ Feefsssg fef tise cangaat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

f.s.vsNwoRrn. Kan. June 4, All ths
mineTs Ia Leaseawofth rounts have
gone on strike eat - -,mrsthy Nth the
strik,ss la the Cherokee strip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

st oncs - sAved. vhiIs ~ United
States would acQuise tsGsiepsy that
would provo q great valne u other
rcopectA" r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

/. bsatsaan, Mira Jane The North
sfh Pacific cas- shop- sad eonteets we're
desisO3,sa ~ IRE ssriAf. is~.s. s5sass1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

tersd into unkaa With ths gpnerai ssren-
bsy nndss csstsan cnnhisionA Twspsy
cue yeou latss Il eu1t thse ~ rights had
been 5ufs6nui aud u thereeose could
npe nopuinone u The anssnbtyie sc11ue IN
to11- IL kad 10 diopasstion - rebellion
q nesoie uGnisse the ssppmkay In thss
degiru. bo1 would DO without Ices ~
fAses uhns - eonsuisncs dictAtsd n
the ohIiroo2ono p.fursud to
DE Hs0vn defeodsd ~ hoard Il
dirneNnss q the seminary In ssfaning 10
sfhis.aAA he qaesaaoa hsd been oncs
withdraw end The direc1nst believed
that once vithdrawa q shouid noe h -
opcned. Il the matter a arkitrassoa
hsd beso prevented 70 directors cosarte-
ousiy By the comnittes Il tfs epnesal
ssss0b6 ed nut % shrupslU. Il would
havs heea eiearsd and the cvnuitiss
infosmsd a NE rsasnos a tbs dissc1ngs
fos refusing - arhstsasA
The next busines eas the report of
the oommittse @ hills snd ossrtnrea-
Ths report real1rms the deliycranos a
the Portland asnsabiy upon the it.-
spisstiou Il the holy seripturss and wss
adopted.
os<asnga Nest fear.
Gnrato9u. Nev York. wss chosen ~
the place a the meeting a the ssssmhly
In leoa. the Invitation Of the First pres.
bytrrjen churrh. The session IN that
church hsing sceptsd
The closing sessioa q the assembly
held this cvcning va given over 20 Z
Considerable extsut a miscellaneous ex-
ercis~s incident ~ the sepSra
tion of the body. Usual revolutions
of thanks 10 the officers Of the assembly.
the president and Mrs. Cleveland. Sena.
tor and Nrs- Brice and the faculty of
Columbia college. which entertained the
assembly. aud for the railroads for their
conccsslons % the commissioner werc
adopted DR. Craig made the clc~inz
speech. and at $50 p m. the one hundred
and hfty general assembly OF the Pre-
byterisn church II the United Ststcs of
America u..s declared dissolved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
tntsa Rassss ner NsShss
/, Ftao,... tt~,~n ssssaf.sf the

iDF francis Hrow s~cafei The a>sf
~ coarfees Il make rsBse remarks ~
The as.eHoe q ths u.a,i,~rs g fhr
iraf.l a siisesis.t. a t'ni.n seminasv
The SEMINARY -sas hof rlesdinx foF Asf
thssx sfpm he sspesatasy fbe eS@e -
ssssRiy thss iitksu sealnafy We
fsab. issi a an i~seatient ~.fnsazfs 90
- 81 Il chatter sea e~teg % eecbstssfs
ega siefersaca o. saSbs-ts tsf thtfty
fOuS ysAfs 4 - eaDtloosi aad fhea en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-12

Rockville and River View, and now the
captain wants new fields to conquer. Boyd 9
station. Annapolis Junction, Seneca. and
several other places along the railroad and
river are among the places mentioned for
the fall runs.
Bay Ridge was suggested, but the captain
thinks the roads in that direction are too
much like the sweet potato patcheo-aN
sand and no soil-anS for that reason he
does not care to put the Ridge ON the HIST.
Before the close Of the summer season the
club will give another watermelon run. and
probably an open-air Smoker" and close
he fall season with an oyster roast
The p. d. Q. Club.
The membership Of the P. d. q. Club has
been limited to fifty for the remainder OF
the present year. and the club runs have
been renewed for the coming fall season,
when all the wheelmen will be at home and
the runs more largely attended The last
run of the club was to Marlboro, and it was
conducted by L. H. Smith, acting captain.
First Lieut. Geo. +. Suppes has been elected
captain of the club to succeed Capt Riley,
whose connection with the club has been
severed. Stanly H. Smith was promoted
from second to first lieutenant and Carl j..
Mess was elected second lieutenant.
Capt. Suppes has called q run to Great
Falls for tomorrow at 9 am. The start will
be made from 476 Pennsylvania avenue. and
good attendance is expected. an It 10 to Be
the starting Of the fall season Of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-12
EXCURSIONS.

The steamer George Leary makes daily
trips to Colonial Beach. which makes q
very pleasant all day excursion.
The National Fencibles will give an en-
ing next, the Manchester leaving he- wharf
at $50 pm sharp This popular organiza-
ton has a host of friends and all its enter
tainments are enjoyable.
Point. Colonial Beach and all the river
landings every Sunday. Tuesday and Thurs
day, returning on the days following, which
gives opportunity for very pleasant trips
down the river with drst-class accommo-
dations.
Bay Ridge still maintains its popularity
and the pleasures of boating, bathing. fish,
ing and music are to be found there. Trains
leave the Baltimore and Ohio station daily.
Tomorrow they will leave at 3:2S am. and
3:15 pm.
There are two ways to reach Mt. Vernon,
one by the steamer Manchester every week
day at 10 am, and the other is by way Of
the Alexandria ferry or train, and thence
by the electric railroad.
Beacon Lodge, No. Is. /. o. .. F.. will
give an excursion to River View on August
is. They and their friends anticipate an
unusually pleasant time. Tickets. round
trip. % cents. for sale by the Beaconites
and their friends.
This evening the Samuel J. Pentz will
leave at 6:45 for Indian Head, stopping at
River View both ways. Tomorrow Capt.
Randall presents an enlarged orchestra of
twenty musicians TO discourse the latest
and at River View. River View is a favor
lite retreat for the best people to spend
Sunday. as II is one of the most beautiful
pleasure resorts in the country. Every
kind of amusement Is to be found there,
and sail on the fast-going palace steamer
leaves Sunday at 10:45 am, Sis and 8: 60
pm. Tickets, % cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-12

sell. Torontos, won. Time. 1215 Rumorhm.
Torontos. second; James Briery, Aquanocks,
Passaic. third.
Second heat-Charles Dagwell, wo,ver-
Ines. Detroit, won. Time, 1904 - Alfred
Jury, jr. Toronto. second; w. A. Bensley,
Pawtucket. third.
Final heat-Dagwell won, in 10cs 1-a; Ru-
morhm. second; Russell third.
Junior fours-Mmnesotas Of st. Paul Cia-
hon, bow: p. Hughton, second; T. L. Wann,
third; E. c. Halbert. stroke), won. Time,
$50 IA. Tecumsehs Of Walkerville. second.
Time. 49, Mutual of Detroit, third; To-
rontos. fourth: Wyandottes. fifth.
Four-oared gig-Delawares of Chicago "a.
L. Rainier, bow; j. b. Gillen, second; l..
Zimmerman, third: ]. Cummiskey. stroke:
A. Frantz. coxswain), won. Time. lob.
Wolverines Of Detroit second.
Russell. bow: ]. Rumorhm. stroke. won.
Time, l0e2 34 Minnesotas Of St. Paul, Sec
ond. Time. 1888. Mutuals of Detroit, third.
Singles, canoes-R- G. Muntz OF Toronto.
won. Time. ALP. E. 8. REYNOLDS, c. s.
Isham. J. H. Rathbone and c. H. Gould.
all of Detroit. finished in the order named.
Junior pair cared shells-Torontos CIV. j.
Brein. bow; w. S. Fell. stroke), won. Walk
over No time taken.
The four-oared crews Of the Minnesotas
Of st. Paul and the Argonauts Of Toronto
were called out at IL O'Clock yesterday
morning to settle the question Of supremacy
in the senior four-oared battle OF the ma
tional regatta, which was unfinished Thurs
day, owing to fouls. The Minnesotas were
first to catch the water, but at the turning
stake both crews were head ana head. II
was a hot race all the way home, the boats
being on even terms until thirty yards from
the finish line when the Argonauts Quit.
and the Minnesotas won easily. Time, 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

Gilbert's beautiful classic comedy, Pyg-
malion and Galatea was presented in a
praiseworthy manner at Albaughs last
night by home talent for the benefit of
John A. Logan Camp, Z. V. U. Mr.. Boag
played the part Of Pygmalion in a manner
which shows him to be an actor who is at
once Intelligent in his perception of artistic
points and painstaking in his presentation
Of them. Mr.. George Hazleton did well as
Leucippe. and VIM. H. Conley showed
ability as comedian in the part Of Chry-
Sos Miss Eleanor e. Poole as Galatea,
and Miss Anita Schade, Miss Grace L.
Winslow. and Miss Julia A. Seaman in the
other feminine roles, all showed gratifying
ability Messrs. VIM. Hunt and A r. Sea-
man did we'll In minor roles. MY Jrncle's
WIZ was given as a curtain raiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-12
A VIRGINIA SUICIDE.
Frederick Hurlbuss shoots Himself
Through the Head and Dies Instantly.

Hurlbuss shoots Himself
Through the Head and Dies Instantly.
Of The Evening Star.
WOODBRIDGE. Va. Aug. IL. 1888.
Last night a suicide was committed here
by q man of fifty years named Frederick
Hurlbuss who shot himself in the head. the
ball entering behind the right ear. causing
instant death.
years and was a sutton for the hand OF
Mrs. George NJ. Arnold. Before she was
married she rejected his suit and married
Mr.. Arnold, a farmer, and Hurlbuss then
went west, remaining a few years. He was,
however, SO much infatuated with the lady
that he returned about three months since
and proposed to her to elope with hini
This she Indignantly refused to do and re-
pondent and taking poison came near end
ing his life. He was found suffering from
the effects and hurried of to Alexandria,
where the drug was pumped out and his
life was saved.
Yesterday afternoon he came down on the
low here and walking back. In the evening
H. appeared at Mrs. Arnold's mouse ana
had a talk with her, in which he again
asked II she would go away with him. As
on the former occasion she Indignantly
repealed the suggestion well, then, he
presence" Mrs. Arnold screamed and
closed the door and Hurlbuss left, going to
a family grave yard, about two hundred
yards from the house.
In a short time a pistol shot was heard
from that direction. and parties going there
the wound in the head and he was then
dead.