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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26

The sports of the day were most
interesting. and were all hotly con.
tested. The boys take CREST inter.
est in anything pertaining to
athletics, snd number of them
excel in their special lines.
The following were the field
officers Of the sports yesterday
Judge, D. 5. Ruevsky; Starter, n.
hauhane; Timer, H. Blake: Mar.
hal, 5. Mshuks /; Aids, D. Asi. II.
Wise, l. Pshee and W. Lindsay.
The programme Of sports and
the winners Of the events. which
commenced at . o'clock, were as
follows:
Hundred yard dash-1st heat.
eight entries; won by W. Me-
heula- ID heat, eight entries; won
by G. Cummings. Final heat, Cum
mings and Meheula won by Me-
heule, in 100 seconds.
High kick-Four entries won
by J. Custino.
Barrel race-Eight entries won
by W. kamanao.
Putting the shot-Eight entries :;
5. Mahuka, % feet 2 inches; c..
Bridges, p feet 8 inches.
Potato race for small boys only
Won by c. Baker.
Silt raee-Eight entries; won
by kekueEa in al seconds.
Wrestling match-Four entries /;
won by A. Pahau.
Fifty yard dash-1st heat, eight
entries; won by W. Meheula. ID
heat, seven entries; won BY G.
Cummings. Final heat won by
Meheula in ) seconds.
Creased pig race, for small boys
Won by Henry May.
Standing high jump-Four en-
tries; won by ". Meheula. 5 feet,
8 inches.
Standing broad jump-Four en-
tries; won by J. Custino. Is feet,
I inches.
Running broad jump-Seven en-
tries won by J. Custino. Is feet,
S inches.
Burden raee-Won by H. Fern
and W. Meheula.
Three-legged race, for big boys
only-Won by G. Cummings and
E. Montgomery.
Eating race. for small boys-Won
by Holi.
Pole climbing contest-Won by
Henry Fern, with Bonnie Lemon
second.
One mile race-Fourteen entries
won by G. Cummings in I minutes
and 80 seconds.
Prizes we're awarded to the win
ners in the above contests at the
close Of the events. Everything
went of very smoothly and the
day was q big success as far as the
sports went. The boys enjoyed
them hugely, and so did the spec
tators.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
SPORTS

Bishop Museum. which was open
to all.
Srnp~S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
Political Items.

Poi'ics have commenced 10 assume
On lntvfcating appearance. Tho two
lAiiits now hav1 all tbolr candidates
Va tho hnl1, aud lively time b *.
peeled. The Republicans q. thor
convention huli NJ the city nall lAst
"wednesday uig (, put up their city
usket htaJel ~ HuUry Newell Tor
mayor, W. IA. L1ckhaft Tor plllon. Ius.
ucci and Harry bemlug ior city treas.
ufcH AIrtg0us mun.
a grant ratification meeting Of the
Republicans was held Thursday night
IN the Park Opera house, which was
iull 10 Overlooking. The meeting was
pftsided over Is MARI HopkIuf, Of
1oalyillc, aud tue speakers were Mr.
W. j, Snyder Hon. Alma Eldfedge,
candidate for the legislative Council,
and Hon. q. 5. Natian, Of Salt Lake.
They were all well prepared Tor their
WORK. aud much enthusiasm was dis.
played by tho people. After the close
OF the meeting many were heard 20
say inst MI VaIihn never made "A
more able speech for the cause oi Re.
publicauism.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
General and per.onnl.

Eleven OF o. A.. Hlckok's racers
came In from the East yesterday aud
went west, where they will winter at
the Hickok breeding farm.
Superintendent A. Il. wolby Of the
lilo Grande Western paid Ogden a
Walt yesterday.
Attorney M.MKAlghn. ofSalt Lake,
IL In Ogden on legal business connect
ed with the Crawford case.
Il. V. Fowler, manager OF the Hot
Springs resort, has returned from
Visitto the White City.
Utah sheep and oNttle seem to End a
ready market ia the East, ~ train
load Is shipped every few days. Yester.
day thirteen cars OF sheep and two of
cattle were shipped over the Union
Pacific.
The board Of education held a short
unlnlerrsiing session last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
Charged With Adultery.

william Tyrr,l and a woman Civ.
ing her name as Ellen Terry were at'
rested yesterday by Deputy Marshal
Ballantyne, on warrants emerging the
man with adultery and the woman
with fotnicatiOn. Mrs. ryrrell, wife
Of the male defendant, " the plaintiff In
tn lie case. The parties were taken be-
fore Commissioner Ternes. whom they
pleaded guilty, bonds heiug dxti Rt
$500 for Tyfrell and $500 for tue wO'
man.
Mn. Tyrroll lives ut Benjamin,
Utah, where she was abandoned by her
husband. since coming to Ogden, tyr.
reli made the acquaintance N tue
Terry woman, with whom he has been
living until his little game was spoiled
yesterday. They were taken 10 tpU
penitentiary last night ~ bonlamun
were not forthcoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
PARK CITY.
Notes audpersouals.

The noEs OF the past week from
WulirgtJn hgs not boon 0i tue Riul
% stimulate busiuts VA "a mluiul
amp, OF To- win any admiration VI Che
corlu hero tor the mai0riiy u Tue
! munUers vi Cuugrtss. Tue light has
not been glveu up yet, however,
/ a1h the miHo OWuurs In tlis !att oil
] SOC country aru booking forward 10 boi-
tot uucs before long.
Mr. 4. J. Amy snent tho early per.
! Of tue week ~ tic Park paying OIL the
fneu Employed ~ tAe OutauU AMI
DAILY miu,- anu mills, ana tIe OntnnU
ufhin tunnel.
Juo.Gefgiu and Chas. Hcn,h have
returned if.m their viHlt 10 Chicago
w,l pleased with tucir tup.
No meeting Of tho city council has
been held IYr cove al weUss, aud the
people agU v. ndoriug why tAn, body
is Glrmaui, as there D. quito % 10 uf
iuHliu huaintis0 OF inieius. 10 be brought
UtiOio lL
a gtlt am uut Of SNOW has fallan
ia .hu uYfr.uudihs mOautnlus uurIug
tuo Icsi week, and winter las fairy
Get iu. From low ON we can look lUr
plenty Of cold weather
ID. G. Mclaughlin hts itlcn charge
90 the store lUInully occupied by tau
H.CLtug L0Cshari lu.,uud istuiuul
Gu. tAeenutc stock VI gOous preparatory
90 closing
Hon. +. j. Cannon was visitor to
thc camF iss, fu.siay.
Frank Fol,or the popular tatbor nnI
h'H hiae returned 10 tho Park this
"eta, anu are now hone on Park
Avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
Inlnred BY a Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon Superintendent
Knapp Of the Southern Pacific ailrcai
was taking drive around the city,
when one Of the carriage wheels csue
OF, throwing the occupant 10 the
ground with considerable violence,
severely bfuising his arms aud nmbs.
The horses, whom freed rom their
driver, Tau some distance, dragging tue
carriage, bu, were stopped by running
into a fence near by.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
District CONT items.

But one case was heard yesterday
by Judge Miner. that OF Charles Cfaw-
ford against William Crawford and
othsrs. This suit has been on the
tapis for many moons. The probs-
billy IL that tho matter Will not be
concluded today.
Yesterday Anna Noel fllod n suit IN
the Fourth district court against her
husband, Cole u. Noel, for divorce,
habitual drunkenness being charged
by the plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
Orc Shipments.

Ore shipments are goirg forward at
llNuly rate this week, anu the
sampllng mil has all II eau attend 90.
The silver King has been, NJ usual, n
hsavy shipper, with $50 tons TO tie
6eTmania, while the Anchor IL deliv-
ering concentrates 10 the mill every
day. The DAILY and Ontario have
thelr usual shipments Of ore and bul.
J n, aud the Crescent Is shipping two
lots VI ore 10 LeAdviln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
Cattle Stealing Alleged.

A. ID. CErgill and O. a. Terry, who
had been arrested Mt Huntsville by
Sheriff Belnhp, on a complaint ohefg.
Ing them with cattle stealing, were
yesterday arralgnod before Commits.
eioner rernus. They gave n bond Of
$500 each for their appearance AZ the
preliminary hearing which will take
place the flrst Of next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
The nnlr.Mesi.

The Daly'Wcst mino Ia reported to
DO IN excellent shape fora heavy run
OF work should times pick up. Mana.
ger DAILY says that II matters In Wash.
lng'on were looking half as well as the
Daly.Wrst mine, he would be sat.
tstied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
DemOeralic Pan,r in ihn pnrk.

a new paper has made its appear.
ance IN TINS city under tue name Oi tLe
DeniocTdt' IL Is a small nve.columu,
Tour page paper well gotten up me.
chanically. There IL nothing Ia 1t TO
Indicate what Ia policy will 10, or who
tbs paper will be- edited by,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
BIDS WANTED

IGOR HALLS AND COMMITTEE ROOMS
~ for Legislative Assembly. sealed bins
VIII De- received nc tho ONCE u tho secFttlry
or lhh territory w o. 10 O'Clock r.. M. so.
h,mler W, itti, for convenient and suitable
hhllas ana the necessary committee rooms con.
htettu tuurcWlih, Tor thc uto " the IsgiHlHtiye
Aluncll ana House Of HunrosUulatlyra. when
VIII convene 10 SAT- Lake my, ON Monday
January sth, lt'i. The halls and comm 10
f1oWf mast ho wei lighted and nrAtri. Inns
81 occupancy Will DO from Jluuarv Ia fo
nsrc, 'lh, l-'l, Apply 90 tho secretary of
lhn territory for further PARTICULAR. The
HBAt D. reserved 20 reject any or 40 biIs,
CHARLES q. RICHARDS.
eccfCtffy OF tab
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ adjourned annual meeting Of the stock
hnIdcrs ~ the Peoples Equitable o. operative
hUHHclAilun Will DO hold Monday, Nov Hth
l.ti, At 1882 y, m., ut tho CompnuY's store 4 o
Nam 70 salt Lake city. Utah Ihe object u
ihN meeting is the election ~ onlfors Tor the
ensuing year, and the trauaAgtiun Of such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting JusLFu ASuFusoN,
salt lake city. oct q. isu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
Information Manled.

Donald Noble, OF Ogden, In DESTROYS
Of asoortaining the whereabouts Of his
uncle, John Scott, who came 10 Utah
from Glasgow, Scotland, about thirty
yoarb ago, and who was last heard OF at
Blaekfoot, Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

Sheriff Brown has attached the build.
ing aud stock Of the Clul, Booth a Co.,
undertaking establishment At tho suit
VI James A. bean. IL IN expected tho
matter will be settled by compromise.
Ward Stevenson, OF Manti, IL IN the
city. lie has purchased printing
plant from Mrs. Jakumau, anu he pro.
potes to resurrect the Manu Sentinel,
to be tue organ Of the saupetu Demo.
crazy.
The guilt OF John Hartley wltbeok,
revealed by the recent trial IN the Dis.
trict court, has boon heavy blow TO
his parents anu young vile. When
the verdict OF tue Jury was conveyed TO
tuem at tho hotel, they gave WAY TO
the moet heartronding nobbmgs. Their
grief knew no bounds. The young
couple have been married n little over
n year; Mrs. Witbsok had a h.l.e babe
with her.
owen johnson and Alice Honrlck.
sen, both OF this city, were married
Weduesday evening by Bishop John.
son, the father OF the groom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
EXTENSION oF AssessMENr.

nCE lGrlI, 1893, sALr LAkE CITY. ny
- order % The Trustees Of the Lucky HII
Mining Company mad thla day, The time for
declaring thu stock delinquent on account 81
assessment 40. Z, Of - cents per share. b. ca.
tended ~ The lIth day ut soyrmHtr. $50. and
81 not pald before, viii be advertised Tor salo
ami sold at public auction on tho sGth day of
December, 1874 AZ Do o'c'oTt 4. Co.,. at Tho ONCE
u thc company, salt Lake cry, Utah, ~ pay
dghnVuent ASSORTMENT together with costs u
Advertising ana expense of sale
". ]. HuHTON, seo'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
A LAR0E fARM no REMr-

HuHNlsHLu Rooms AND HOUSE. M
n Az parts Of tho city W. j. Hogan. 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
FOR RENT.


HOUSE TO HENr, CHEAP ROOMS.
1 water up stairs and down. ON 5th south'
uttuupn ath Guu tth InHt Iuuulre OF 10. AH.
Molle, Aa.isuye over hcserct Nutlonnl Hsnk
ID ENrEEs. ATTENTION NAVE
N uscr ..o houses in ail parts VI the city
lyr rent. Ny me- includes every location,
price aud convenience Cungr,ancrs Ind
courteous attendants always ready 10 show
you houses free ui charge. save street car
iarc, time AMI trouble us got ting your houses
irpm me The only lr1t ciass rental depart
mrni lu Tue city w, .. Hogan, 40 podt1nlco
IHuHNlsHLu ROOMS AND uou.E. fS
Az parts Of the city j. Hogan. 40
A LARGE fARm TO RENT.
A IlNG FAuM ~ RENr SIXTEEN
4 m, o. i'om the gily' Apply carly at g27
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GnErAUUs ADVERTISING nu,ISE.a
~ NehAnsu l. q. lst south. branch u1i'a
formation On America iha nrst to 0perats
under lho refund and contract systom. Iue
s,,,Inl,,ll.l..Inser, cilY operator ". urchbod
eni'Nnrt hs A. harlrY, solicitor, W. Allen
.hgplfdi manager, Mrs, r. a. shepard,
m. ifoni Nrs. q. ckcs, solicitor Telephone
Cflr LANES omGlyAL nuNSTgs
- toNhnsH, 1875 O.. lst south. Lifensui
ln. ivy equipped totupplY any class Of mh'o
u, female onmW,rflal aud professional help AZ
-huWrds, telephone l3
rI'uE HU.lNES- MEN's urgrkv Op
i information, bond and reference bure.l.
lhl re'urls Investigated Nais ma ssuHI3
htlp supply headquarters. -EcYard'a, 10. ".
10 south, Telephone g5
I hnlt- 'ItulIl ONs-TC SIR.
! want llcI .TuFr,rrs NJ yrrfF experience.
TIE hri 90 SAT- lake, tHr beet appointed In
Amen'h rNuparb'H, lea D.. 1t souIh Tel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

A llNE fABM ~ nESr SIXTEEN
4 A m, ei iium lh1 city. Apply early al gs5
II street. N.I iAAo tttg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
WANTED.

WANTED.
YD'rrNrH ron RESTAURANT. OwNER
NH complete uufu. l.I wants ulrincr
M'll .M.Ii capital lUEl.u.I.H ale tlkc IA.
o0hHs' bureau, 80 0 300 aaaih street
nMN uNNp, HARDWARE SAILS
~. 'IAn' afne mhu. r1.t Take Exchange
iu'''N' 40 D.. .nd SCUM sIget
En coat 'uNIas uANcn Man.
bureau, i9 q. lud south street
TANiruR CATHOLIC. tAiT LANG
- L''hhng. bureau, % > god -olth -rcgt
1 .AUY CANyA-stU, SALARY AND
- commissions lady partner with smsn
sna south .uggL
TluY ron uAkEiY. sIEAnY worK.
- SAT- lak' Exchange hurtau. 60 h. aud
south street
EENEHAL or iuCAL AGENTs-
~ lAdIcH or gents So o. week INfInaIve
igfi.otF IiiE hAlID DISH WASH Dlt.
Mmlrs nll ihg lIshus i1r % family in about ono
u1t ~rt.iuE Tho handle. You push tho button,
l', lnaaNiue coos We rrti bright. polished
lh.rta, no foil'd hnnds 10 clothing NO
lroson dlshes, uo muas. Cheap, durable. war.
falinl Circulars ffUr ". 4. HARRISON 4
co, Glers SO. %. Columbus, %.
NNANTED-A FiHsruLAss Tor HUG.
w ~ ~ uhnotun and harness Must DO a
uafA'h' W. y. hofan, ll. fossonicc h'oct
CirY AND COUNTY WARRANTS
- hougut WI Began, go rosionice block
MANtEp-A GOOD WORK TEAM
w harness Hud wagon. also good double
~ ot busy harness. Wei. Began, tl0 r0tts
r YOU WANT 40 m sum oF A FAR
4 treatment when you cen 0r tur 10 10 tho
bgtctet secondhand rioro 800 south. state 81
4 a. KINDS OF GOODS. AT eu
II state, NJ Wchbor
A GENr- MAkE IS s DAY. GUEATEsr
"a Kitchen ttcnsus ever invented HetalIa
Nc' Two 20 ia fold in every house. sample,
postage rhll i've cents, torshcu a McMaain,
Cincinnati. %.
U'Hf CHEAPEST PLACE ~ TOWN Is
4 the J. y, l.. second uHud ttOro, ~ west
Second touth. Large stock OF everything on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
MONEY BROKERS'.
coz nnn To LOAN oN CITY
- - OsNOO properly, farms or chat.
tus. M. hogan, 40 osIomcu lIuck.

II YOU WISH 10 EOuAOW MONEY
Il Call on SALT LAkE VALLEY LOAS
a 1kUsr COMPANY, II oasI, IirsJ south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

HOUSE TO UENr, CUEAp.a RDO,fs
4 water ur stairs and down, ON ath F0uth'
lttWuCn ath gnu Cth Enst Inquire OF a. S.
Muylo, hHHiguve over nrEerct NHtionai UanL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

ID NEW NEAL LINEN -HEEIs.
I - heavy rolled fiv.f tray and curl a;
sI. rare col cotton of 1tlWaIln Stamps. All.
dTrHn tuuHa, fiiH uIu"U.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

1hl ADHE-, YOUR MILES TNOu
~ ciiF, room house, orrhiri, ftables.
t1tt ual7rar boz IuHgru uu MAI Ureuk beucb,
I1ay pN utulH luco N,IUl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

{ lfhlEAL AGENTS FOH TflE rpLUuUIA
- NuNulHs and loan Assupi.uln. loan.
money 90 per cent Look tula up If you need
iuuuHF orr want n home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

IliEAr HOUSE AND Ipr. can
y iuc passes door Appy7 hast, Second
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

k'1CE. GENTLE BUGGY HORSE Asp
~ harness. So. W. d. nUgsu, tiJ Iosio4.co
huCa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28

- flp LANES ORIGINAL mNSI,s
- change, 1875 D., TT south Iifcnsai
In. lu-} equipped totupplI any class Of Do 40
-hvpart's, telephone Oa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Custodian Bsenner. Janisor Ramsey
aud Alderman Dresse la Session

TIE eounri1 committees nlet last night.
hut nWlng . the demoeraflc eaueuses
many Il the aldermen acre absent.
Alderman Mills did not attend the eau
Gus IN bis ward, bat Vas at his po~f %
quIrt ans csdmor u th0se q his con
sllfacnts Who have a tax % pap for
srNer N West Fulton street.
The committee co poof transacted 20
business. bat decided % visit the Chill
drens home next SUNDAY aud inyesti.
gate the need the home - In Tor AID
FROM the city. The visit vii he made
IN answer - petition from the home
managers Tor sf0 a month for fuel
The committee where most interest
centered wa- Alderman Dfcgge =
committee. the Committee on build.
Ings The session ~ the com.
miitee vas held 20 settle com
p!aint masie b Custodian Brenner 10
the committee. 70 the effect that William
Ramsey. one II the janitors. had refused
Ia otey orders ard did not properly at
tend 10 his duties about the city hail.
Mr.. Bremen and Mr. Ramsey were both
present and were allowed 10 state their
side u the case. while Alderman Dregge
sat as judge.
The committee decided that the
charges against Mr.. Ramsey were too
slight 10 casi for his removal. but ne was
warned 10 obey the orders given him b.
the custodian or his resignation would
he demanded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

The state Committee Met Yesterday
and Adopted Its Fair Plans.

T.. K. Jamison Of Detroit. chairman;
the Rev Father Rafferty, Of Bay City,
NJ H. Clark. secretary II the Young
Mems Christian association Of Detroit.
Mary T. I.athrap Of jackson. Franc
Baker II Morencl. Bishop Gillespie Of
this city and the Rev. T.. HI. Williams OF
Charlotte, comprising the committee
appointed By the several religious or
ganizations 81 the state 10 devise plans
for a religious exhibit az the worlds
far. held a meeting yesterday afternoon
In Superintendent Roberts Office. They
brought a collection Of state statistics,
photographs of certain denomlnational
churches and psrsonages. prominent di-
vines and other material for the exhibit.
The subject discussed at this meet
ing was d form under which the
exhibit Is 10 be made. IL was finally
decided u adopt design similar 10 the
one Tor the press exhibit. BY resolution
the whole matter was left with Superln-
tendent Roberts with instructions 10 60
ahead with the work on as cheap basis
as possible The state committee set
aside so for this exhibit. and - far
but 80 mas been expended in the work
Bishop Gillispie w5s appointed TO com
Pile brief Biographies ot prominent
ministers and report them 10 Mr.
Roberts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24
. Mcswiney's Gun"

In Ireland, near Horn head, Ia
County Donegal, there Is a remarkable
natural hole ia the rocks of the sea
coast. which is known all over Britain
as "McSwineys gun" Ii is believed TO
be connected with sea cavern. When
the sea runs full the gun" sends up
jetsof water To a height OF more than
one hundred feet. each spouting being
followed and preceded by loud explos-
ions The gun" is a perfectly smooth
hole about ten inches in diameter. and
its history can be traced back to the
first settling of the country. No one
seems To know. however. how it got
the name OF "McSwincy's gun"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24
unclxilirrd Mexican..

DIR. J. II. Kellogg, who recently Wis
tied the City OF Mexico. states that sew
eral Indian tribes in the land of our
next neighbors have lost their ancient
religion without having adopted that of
their Christian conquerors The aver
age citizen OF the United States" he
saws. lis certainly unconscious of tho
fact that so vast an extent of uncivil-
lied territory lies so close 10 his native
land. Outside of the cities. which can
certainly not be said 70 be numerous in
Mexico, the civilization of the natives
is quite inferior to that of China and
Japan. By far the great majority of
the aborigines are unchristianized As
well as uncivilized'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

A citizen q Fredcricksbarg. Va.
claims that while travelling - Tapps-
hammock be saw a large biAcksnake
SLOWLY crawling among the branches q
tree that stood ~ the roadside.
Following the snake vith his ere the
observer saw an unusually large
hornets nest attached 80 one Il the
branches q the tree. ard toward which
the snake was Advancing
WneD close - The nest the snake
eoaled it@eif shont n limb. r. easing is
tail. and Nth Is gave several hard raps
upeu tae exterior q The nest az II
kn,rkiuz Ter admission. The noise q
th- hloss and the svavin0 u he ne~t
csu>e.i ~ h7rnets - leave their hcrne
ard ore pars for sri sttsck upon The in
trusier Re snsk~ ceased tapping
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

4 complete Encouragement ~ the
books and old miscellaneous lilies II the
county clerk Office Is being made. The
old files vii be kept IN another and
mote accessible vault opening from the
basement corridor The room formerly
occupied BY the superintendent 81 the
building now contains al the musiy old
books. legislative journals. state reports
and tons ~ other literature seldom read
or called for. The thousands of old
papers are being sorted By ex Deputy
Clerk De Young, who was familiar with
them for several wears.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

On February - the e. & ". VI ard
y kN. lines uiil seli AZ auction AZ I
X Nlson rcons. NJ. - Monroe street.
a miscellaneous iot n Articles which
have accumulated during the past few
yeafs
Tbs irela3es articles left IN trair =.
freu set q fasse teeth g. an overeost
AMI many articles = ciethrz Aise
trunks. grips. etc. which are unclaimed
~ owners. arl I55 umbrellas enough
- stock store. lee great collection
sDd the highest bidder VII take bis
choice. Gro DFHsFtS.
General PaSaerrer Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

4 week ago an item was printed in
THE HERALD regarding a donation Of
books which were 10 form a foundation
FOR o library for the county home. Yes
tertiay r. \. Carpenter made gift u
about thirty books and Mrs c. NJ
Bradish has written card 10 the
superintendent Of the poor stating that
she has quantity IL books which she
would give for the purpose II the super
intcndent would call for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Having an over-stock Of American
guitars. 1 Will sell the following styles at
wholesale prices:
500 maple az $40.
$50 imitation rosewood at $50.
ssoc antique oak AZ 500.
$500 oak. sixteenth century finish at
500
5000 mahogany at 800.
sl20O i'm. rosewood, white edges. at
- 40
sl5O0 mahogany. fine finish. AZ 5000.
JrLTrs \ j FRIEDRICH.
~ and p Canal street.