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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Yesterday was observed a. 4 holiday
iu Paris on Account q the visif n the
Russian feet A reception vas tor
fered the visiting Russlaa officers last
evening.
Third annual meeting - the Ameri
can lafernatiansl Association e Kaiiwsr
Snperinteudents II Bridge and nui.d
ings tezen in Phila,islphia y--i ,rsiay.
Edwin Rowley and Mira Hufmise ara
under arrest in Ne~ iork. charged Tlfh
attempting 20 poisoo Gavin Huffmire
The Wonaau husband
Seventeen railway employees were in
iured IN car wreck az Atlanta Isst
night BY their car heiux crushed into b.
an engiue.
Biecniai convention - The profher
hossd q Rsiixsy Trsinmen - ia seeret
sessNn IN flostau. Massachusetts,
fwerfv Rrsf snonsl cnnvsntiru ~
arserirsn gissiie iehi as~s1afi ,a Ni,I oren
In Chu.eee tsiaf
Aeeticg 81 orEsnire srsfern hase
hsis ies1ne eli - h~ti n Chicago.
ftcaiter -
fhirts ere css@. q veiine fsv~r rs-e
rsrl,rtei a. Efeaseiek. Ceorgt ye.ssr.
3sy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
cnAsn n Fonr wAYNn ROAD.
Foar Persons ktgc-f and THREE badly
tniurcti in tho Collision.

PrrrssCla. Ocs A. An scc.aeu. 20
ths PenosY'vanla limited at Welsville.
Ohie fhss morning az els O'Clock r..
suited Ia The acath n tour meu and
sefious inJuries - three others. The
dead are Caruthers. Well=yille. Rob
err fac1~on. Allegheny. Eimer lacksou.
Allegheny. Rotert Ferree ~ Nee Phi.a.
te pta The inl1rsd Aiexander FRA
tier. Edward eFry. Daniel Coughanogr.
q ffeiEht collision az Beaver Fails nad
hlacsadei rhc main hne q the Fort
WsYne rad. oecsssiiating detoar over
tne Cleveland - fiftstnrg line from
Aiis snes The hmitcl VS. making THE
Tun sreund and Caruthers who vas
regular cn4ineer On tae Cleveland 4
Fifi~burg RAD. vaa actiax "a pilot Tor
Jaes ss.n. t1a hulsed engineer The Fog
sss ao ti1se that q vas impossible o.
So sixnsi b xtts at any distance. while
fre -sasFnarrs cou.d noi be Ills.
iiuzuiehs,l ss 81. "A engine with sev.
erai treEtf Ears Nss crossing the NAN
ff8,ks waen the limited crashed iato IL
lt - nrrsunca that the sirna's we're al
r'fhf bet that TIE crew a th@ limited
rcr I'D aof see them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Events nc Hawthorne.

CHICAGO. Oct l7.-First race, seven
furlongs Ferrier won. Silverado second.
Craft third; time. Isl y. Second. six
furlongs Monrovia won. Immilda sec
ond. Foxhall third; time. l:l6 Third.
seven furlongs-E Enterprise won. Gen
darme second. Fauntleroy third; time.
l:3its. Fourth. six furlongs Tee Mike
won, Alary second. Rosalie third; time.
1:l5a,. Fifth. one mile hurdle Prince
won, Gen. Miles second. Sir George
third: time. l:53is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
A<oruEn VICTIM.
Ns~ Timothy DONOVAN Died Of Bcr
lniufic~.

Jsckscx. Mich. Oct Il Mrs Tin.
othy Donovan q Morris River. rennsyl
vania. died this morning. She is the
thirteenth victim q Fridays wreck.
Mrs Donovan uss ~ tie hospital and
never rallied from the shock n - poe
teaerad her spine y a. disiocsfed IN The
crash- Many claim agents are in the
cit,. trying - get eaaes frpn the injured
r,eupie. They nf~et vIfh little encour
Srenenf And are denosnced warmly -
the victims. vho don't ike tbeir meth.
o8s q pfocufs eoney They believe the
railroad company VII make . proper
seffffrrt~f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Railroad for the Iron Range

MExoMISEF. Mich. Oct 1.-THE or
ganization OF the Menominee x North
ern Railroad company has been per.
fected with a capitalization % sJ0O0o,
TO build and operate line from Menom
inee 10 the Iron Range. and through the
lumber districts. a distance % fifty tive
or sixty miles northwest OF here. 4 sur
vey ~ being made on the Wisconsin s GO
~ the river down 10 a point where a
suitable crossing can be ctiected and a
terminal wiil be made in Menomi nee for
the necessary orc docks. where shops.
etc. Niil also BE- located.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Mrs. stubb's BODY Found on Michi-
gan Central Track

SAGINAW. Mich. Oct. IL Michigan
Central section hands found the body o.
a woman lying on the track near the
Gormann planning mill. The Feet were
bare and no headwear could he found.
The left arm had been cut of and the
head had been badly cut aud bruised.
The police were notified. and an inves-
tlgation showed that the remains were
those of Mrs. 4 j. Stubb. living at Wal
nut and Ninth streets. How Mrs. Stubb
came 81 her death "a merely matter q
conjecture. Ahout two weeks ago her
sor Was arrested. charged with NAL
ielously letting dowa pair of
bars on the farm OF Bridgeport resi-.
dent and letting out some cattle. A day
or - ago the lad VAS discharged in the
police court. but the matter had 50
preyed upon the mind of Mrs Stubb
that she became deranged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

IxnrASAPoLIs. Oct 1.-THE grand
council q Royal and Selec, Masons mot
IN annual session here today. Officers
were elected "a foiloas. oraod master.
:. ;. johnson. Jcnersonville: deputy
grand ulasier. A. IA. Long. Terre Haute:
grand conductor. T v. Marshall. Colam.
bia City, grand treasurer NJ H. Rice.
indianapolis. grand secretary. ". H.
Smythe. Indianapolis. captain of fhe
guard. A. J. Robinson. Iogansport.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

cHIcAao. Oct 17.-Capt y. b s.
ADAMS. commander. in chief Of the
Grand Army of the Republic. lies in a
critical condition az the lmpsrial hotel
Last Saturday blood poisoning. sup
posed 10 be caused by two wounds
Captain Adams received in the right hip
and groin az the battle of Gettysburg.
ST IN and Frustrated him. This after
noon be submitted t0 an operation a. a
last resort 10 save his hfe. This evening
he vas resting easy. bat he wall not
have sufficiently recovered 10 leave his
room earlier than three weeks hence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

posr HrHoS. Mich. Oct. IL Mira
Sarah Pnrdy has begun suit against the
Union Marine Insurance company for
$1,000 damages Tor false Imprisonment
Mrs Purify vas cook on the steam barge
~ II. pomeroy when that boat Was
burned. and ID l. claimed that detectives
in the employ ~ the company locked
her up In rooms IN Detroit and there at
tempted 20 obtain statement from ber
implicaiing the captain with the burn.
ing ~ the boat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Dh4RoIT. Mich. Oct IL The case
against Stonewall J. Dcfrance wns con
tinued an police court to-day. a. Ken
nedy. an important witness. had mol ar.
rived from California. lie Is making a
fight against returning. the proceedings
being delayed until his haleas corpus Is
disposed of in San fraaclsco. IL i be
believed that the gang who arr most In
tefestcd In HE continued absence have
sent q bundle oi money 20 the Pacific
slo,c 30 fight the case there
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
BeImont Park RnccN.

PHiLADELPHrA. Oct. 1.-THE four
days fall meeting OF fhe Belmont Driy-
ing Park association began today at
Belmont park. OF the three events on
the progfam two were finished ln the
2:l5 class. trotting. purse $500. Charlie
G. won. Bush second. Beilini third; best
time, 2:l3i4. 2:20 class, pacing. purse
$500. Hadlcy. Jr. won. Dalgetty second,
Weltcr third; best time, 2:l5I4. 2.29
class. trotting. purse $500 funfinishedD
Oyerholt first. Daylight second. Storm
King third; time. 2:l9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

ASs AsBos. Mich. Oct. Il. The jury
In the hand murder trial was discharged
last evening. after being out forty seven
hours. being unable 10 come TO N agree
ment. On the first ballot Saturday
evening they stood seven 10 tive FOR
conviction; on the second and all subse-
aueat ballots. nine TO three for con
vicflon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
SENT To INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Would BE boy Train Wrcckers
Pleaded Guilty.

CoLDwATi.R. Mich Oct. H.-John
Button. Willie Lee. Arthur Dennis and
Samuel r. Coe. the four state school
boys arrested for placing ties on the
Lake Shore a Michigan Southern rail
road track east of Quincy on the night
~ Ociober ;. were brought before Judge
Loyeridge and each pleaded guilty. and
the three former were sentenced 90 the
State Industrial school al Lansing until
IL OF age. They are now i2 Young
Coe WAS sent back 10 the school owing
10 his youth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

wsnsville. Afghan counfy. N we<t-
ern y vefk ha. ? w5vaen sgricuifnr-
iss-a.i saef.ssfsi. ers as so<k
farm. One rss ho.ssens.ia. hsr hrota-
er ssled on - cd hors steaS. ske ha2
ssvsa resaey. So i-peThs fhs fsesa sf-w
years s5Bcs se5 ~ - felasg.nxs are ~
lases..tr.i AZ ssns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Annr,hi.t nnmt.. E.,nn.i.

BsRcEIoNA. Oct Il. m ansrchis.
Mas arrested here yesterday. and a
~earch of his lo5Eings reeuited IN the
discovery 81 numter % tonibs and a
mass II the usus anarchist liierstrre.
Later in Ire day tWo bomhs u the type
used By Paiias. when BE- sitcuptc,i tD
a@sas~inate tien Marines lamps.
we're found In vineyard at Ssrria. nesf
Earrelora
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

JETFtRsoSviLLE. Ind. Oct. T.-Eliiah
Dalton. james Dalton and George Hol-
sappe. each for i've years. Edward Boil
ing Tor three years and Otto Barnett for
tao years received at the Indiana PRISON
south today. They are the tiye white
cappers who inhuman.y whipped Mrs
Elijah Dalton al her home near Borden,
two months ago. and whose trials have
last closed al salem.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Esprr~s rr,in Sassehest Into = frright.
I've Fsersaft< faluresi

Wessss. tnd. Ocl ~ south bound
ssrress fraia M IN IN the Michigan
tf.-ino ef tfa Ng Feor r5lhdet ln-t
hefere roro tasisy IS North Manchester
in isis rouofI The freight train eas
arat'e % 81 frfo sisie track and the
etgias Tss eufof snd ran around % the
reel ire -Hrrsee runnipg a. q high
rate 20 sfrei sf0trs lhe freiahf engine
tenerr tslta afsiriofires sefe totally
xreeket ana .h@ eafooss and tsxzare
car eere smashed TIE ra-senxers xefe
thrrHn eVef the sest. bv ths shock
The eolv erre infar4f xars. William
Farry e t,esteu. .nss-aa ,f.,af ha.8
60 ssit kmt=. Es.ti-~.f ljaval..n a
ie1 1'ansfs'it~. arnssef shant fscs sad
ta8IE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

PoEr CCtRoRsr. Get IT. Captain
Carter with the tug Hector succeeded
ttis afternoon IN releasing tho sieamc
Bfron Whitaker. which aent ashore on
Long Point during Saturdays gale To
merrow Captain Carter viii attempt 20
raise TIE barge woooken. which vent
down near that point
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
THEIR VICTIM n pEan
Bsrton Ruined the Giri aad Walton
Caa<ed Her Deash

OrrvswA. iosa. Oct lI-upon the
dylng statement II Ameiiz Melinda
Cook. Is years old. who reslded IT Eddy.
vile. near here. that y. l. Barton II
Bloomfield had caused her ruin. aud
that Policeman Ed Walton of Ottnmsa
had perfuned an abortion upon her,
both vert arrested today charged with
abortion and murder. Barton vac re
leased on q guarantee. lie drew u loo
from the bank and fed. Threats II
lsnching Walton caused the 2ollce u
bring him % Ottumwa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
DEATH ON THE LAKES
Ffty-Four Lives Mere Lost Dur
ing the Great Gale
VESSEL AND CARGO $4,000



Czsokort OcN is'--i i~atsf fepnrn irom
the Efsat stos.a snieh s~spt me enain
q i4ks- last fFiaat tsnd 70 ineFe@>s fns
let ~ DISASTERS me missing beats are
t1Hiay petnk heard tsona AZ Al polnis.
and 40 appsoxisnAte iisl OF losses can al
iast Dc made ihes i4f u - kno@n
tnAt Ior3 one people we're iost
and ten se-sris became totai
wrecks twenty -nine more are on
ths beach % satefiogged. snd
wasthef they can Dc saved of nel Niii
aspend naen nPon ne sestnsf ana
their poalt'on. Win tboss tesnts nine
40 estimates of losses can as YET he nasir.
b1t under~ritera deeui u PfonAeie tnal
at lcast thtrteen ot shena VIII oseon4c
total losses In additlon 70 this long
list q casualties hearty every D"at Out
an the uiz sl1stn s'fnefed heavy oaanastrs'
although they we're 1nie 20 Neep anoat
aud save themselves trom goins on The
shorrA
Name. or flosr
IA. total loses ineEudinV earroes
x,ta l<,calttx sol valncs. are - follows.
Ss7-s ~ ve.,...s. locatiou. los. etc.-
st~amer De.n K.chmond. fonndered OF
Drokirk kffoOO. .teamef Woao-
ken- f,uaasrsd faks Eris. $1,000.
.ckooeer .fane. -. SAWYER. stranded
Cesrissosx. k40oO. schooner Min.
n-haAa. stranded Ookana. SI3oo0.
schooner Hunter. stranded. New But
falo. sll son schooner Volanfeer.
stranded Port Crescent. s20O0, tug
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Much wampum on Hand.

lVBlsNAPotIs. Oct IL The twenty
fifth great council. Improved Order n
Indian ksdmeu. convened here today.
Thomas g. Harrison. great keeper n
rrcoris. showed the membership 10 io
~ ~ and the tribes 13l. amount ~
Nselpum on band. Ell .S5737. resources
AL .ifeAlt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

NoxrREsl. Oct i7.--R -. Greet al
investment broker. has been arrested GA
a charge 81 embezzisng sl6tU0 iron his
foFmer employers. Stat a to.. box
sud shoe manufacturers Greet u,.s
t-sokkeeper for the ffm for over ten
years bat lrft their euFlo, feu
alnnth. sgo n engage IN i,nssness far
hIrn.anf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

HitasDsiI.. Mich. Oct n Hall the
college students we're AZ the train last
night b. receEve the foot ball team. who
had juss buAien Albion is b. q They
drep the v3ctors through the streets on
a drsy and shot iireworks Sheriff Coo.
verse tried e. quiet the rsbtle and was
struck in TIE fsce b student Vho was
Immediately arrested. bat vas released
later In The evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

L.~sI~e. Mich. Oct H. The Inrham
County savings bank. which ciossd iis
do,fs iasf Nay. has secured f1oOo0 I'd.
ditionai stcnsk. tnd today BANKING Cbm.
missioner Sherwood uithdrcu his ntiplj-
cation Tor tAe appointment a q recsfFsr.
Nen directors and ofiscefs vii f,e sletfel
fkie week snd bissiness RESUMED nerf
49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

KsLAHAzoo. Mich. Oct IL. Samuel
" Sodf0rd, colored. was struck and in.
siantiy killed by the Michigan Central
vest bound North Shore limited SUNDAY
afternoon. lie was deaf and was walk
ing 90 the track. About twelve wears
ago he vac struck by a train add Lost
bis right arm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

surp<iss here. and from prssenf indiea-
tioos me eoncsFns are gsfting ~ very
deep x2fer. In = 10 secret that Atfor-
sef 0s1erai Walker b preparing quo
szrrznto proceeulngs sSsinsr ths three
CON Penies nos IN exls<<ncs IN tbs stzte.
one bsing a. Nevada. another ~ ssdsiia
and tne third sf 81 Louis. for TIE pur-
poee u sitisfInz thei gbsrtsr. Thepro-
evenings siI - flsd In fsx days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

FuF. Pa. Oct r. The schooner
Raas Richards. which took shelter un.
der Long Pmnt during the storm. put
ia here Tuesday. The captain reports
psssiag "a dozen hosfing bodies on The
Say over. bat ewing % the crippled
condition af his boat ae could aot pick
up toaieFs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
nlichinan Pen~Inn..

Original Albert W. Stellman. Rich.
land. Increase Hiram Brown. Sparta:
William NJ. Reed. Grand Blanc. Re.
issue Henry H. Boyer. Detroit. Original
widows. etc. Sarah NJ. Nichols. Laings
burg; Helen smith. Ionis; minor OF
David X bartholomew. Mexican war
survivors lincrcase) Cyreno L. Bunker.
knikaaka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

JAcksos. Mich. Oct. i7-vorne
Cooper of Hanover committed suicide
last evening - shooting himself through
she lungs with thirty two caliber fe.
volyrr he vas masrIei last spring and
don sstic infelcity ever since wn- tie
cause a his art lie vas - years old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Woman Byr,csi to Death.

v,ssss. oct Il. Mrs John V. Harri-
son e. TBscois wSs di.cavefed yesterday
lying across her led wlsh her clothing
burned Of and herself ~ tseiiy burned
that .hs l'ved bat > shcrt time. NJ one
kr1s= i.oR her ciatk3-.g caught FIRE. bat
n is prey nissl fsona the stove
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Imrorte.i stallion roisonesi.

NEW YoEK. Oct IA valuable
blooded stallion belonging 10 j. G.
BonEne wSs found dead In ITS stall yes.
terday. IL Is supposed that some one
poisoned the animal. The stallion was
imported from Russia for breeding paF.
poses and cost $4,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Poser ffpEov. Mich Get IL TIE
couusrn eonncii iast Hight ersnief the
Grand Ironk Railway ceu,pzay feq
ysars evtsnsioa = tneir irsse q TIE
icxer en1s - numt.er e sfrctfs in the
uarthers rartion a tar city. fosmei =
Fort tsraiit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Nspesn. ct ~ =. he roto~ious an-
arghist. Saisoehes. $40 has te-n ifn-
prisoned Tor ~oyae time Al Naiiadoli4
va fouad IN his cd yesterday si3h
sounds IL the netk ard sratn. resflfinx
from IN attempt - kii himself pisb a
r,air 81 =csasors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Isor MouxTsgS. Mich. oct ~ Up
pr Michigan hreaery compant. csgsiai
stack siJ3Hn. seat irto the kands q 8
rnce3ysF toFfsy Cashier N0rtbfor a
The ffrsf rsfionai tank uas arg,obtsi
receiver lAsfiiities. ss0gg0. asscis.
f1tUtsH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
oousop SILL ALIVE
The Great Composer Likely 60 Die at
Amy Moment.

PARis. Oct. IL. vi. Gouuoi is very IN
and his death u momentarily expected.
His wife. his son Jean. his daughter. the
baroness de Lassus and her husband
and Gound's three nephews have been
AZ his bedside slmost constantly since
early thls morning. Aopirlg that he
might have lucid modeBt before
a.. Al.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

nrrland Aesrsta county ,. p Atrfi
Fire Ttsnit B0rkian3 resiane,i FISHERS
etstson. kHnf r5aDfs. - ; Nazhufn.
viee ~ lk Nii.ef resigned. Sri-tnc
Artvor Snfteps oaerfy. q ~ Harffne
soa. Wv g hiae fesiys~d.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Levy Was Knocked ont.

New ORLEANS, Oct. IL Twenty five
hundred people witnessed the bantam
weight battle at the Olympic club TO.
night between Jack Levy Of England
aud Jim German OF New York. la the
third round Gorman swung his right on
Levy's jaw and the latter was knocked
completely out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
schooner Leighton Reported sunk.

ToLrDo. Ohio. Oct. 1.-THE schooner
=. a. Leighton. reported sunk in Grave
- Bay. left here On Thursday morning
last viii cargo os 1900 bushels ol
wheat consigned BY r J. southern of
tins city 10 + ". E.an@= q Buffalo She
was owned and sailet ~ Captain Ben!a
min Calhoun Of Clayton. Ncw YORK. and
with her cargo was valued az about
sL5OCn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Nrw Yeas. Oct n. The ennsai
weetine q ths stocktoidsrs ~ fts
Eesr viHe s retfr Haate sse f.eli hsre
fcsiat and easn.t.i in tn eis-sssn - ~
foiio~iog 8reetors = , Anssy. b s..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

NEw YoRK. Oct. L. DE Orc again
beat Roberts. the English champion. at
pool. Score for the night: De Oro.
lI9: Roberts. l09 Grand total for two
days: De Oro. 30l; Roberts. 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
TWO rsssrs BREAK JAN.
nnrued Away tlpe Deer ard fsscaE-ci
WHhssss Fsefax seen

Hartrp CY1y. Mich. prt ~ Iusf
tke nesf Guns ne frarp4 vho ever
CO 4f 1A3. Ibsy sei ert - ne lsH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

coos and +. r Husfonsf Essnssiiles n.
b. nlfora. Frederick Roosevelt. John l.
Han-on. 4. IL wheeiarb. W. H. Curtis
and Harvey E. Fisk II Sse York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

INDEPENDENCE. Iowa. Oct. IL To-
days card at Rush Esrk did not I'LL aud
the races were postponed until to-
morrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Mr. fl.eFpsn expressed fhe hope ifnt
q sofs manld ne y tskfn 80 fht eues.
fiun ftfere the seo~te Nhiie ~ err.
rnsreI snis-ttg 9Th iglse eshaitr fs<,fa
flreron b. hsd - i9ula fhsi tits ioorntl
was rffrrrtIy mscs ~ TIE rclss -
TIE nsnafs bt venf 81 g. ssy eesf ffs,ee
g skpesiiis f,Dtdic ia1s nfsf n aE orstfly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
FANTASY WON 1T.
Race aad Time Record for s-year-
Oids Lowered

NASHVILLE. Tenn.. Oct 17.-Anoiber
worlds record Was broken at Cuinilcr-
land park today. Fantasy lowered both
the race and time record for 3 ycar-olds
Ia a0sA. The going against Tins was
unsuccessful. Arion making only 2.0e4;
Pixley. 2:l1s.. and Belle Vera. 2:lU@i.
The attendance was large but the bet
ting was light The summaries:
Mclrose stake. s5to0. Tor 3year-old
trotiers two In three.
Asinitc. blk c. Axtei- Seldom Me
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Chris Lang. Cervus. Aitoneer, Ortine.
Periwinkle. Catherine. Ernswie. Mill
Lady anu Thelma flushed in the order
named.
Tine. 2:2li4. 2:2Otz.
Ewall stakes. 5000. best two in three.
irotting.
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tiaroner. .....-..............-. :
Double Cross. .......-....... 3
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lander Girl. Cyihcra. Authelia and An
teone finished in the order named.
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three tuntinished.)
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Estetle, Fred H., Charlie c., Isabel and
Warwitch finished in the order named.
Time, 2:l7s., 2:lSa4. AHA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Estetle, Fred H.. Charlie c., Isabel and
Warwitch finished in the order named.
Time, 2:l7si, 2:lSa4. 2:lTal.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-08-31
Words Of Wisdom.
durham Sun.


1t has been well said that The most
commendable and helpful persons in
a community, as well as in a church
are those who 60 ahead and do some
thing. They are liable to make mis-
takes, of course, sometimes, but il they
are progressive that is at least i sign
of good sense. They will try 10 do
the best for themselves as wei, as for
others. They deserve encouragement,
but are often criticised instead, and
that unjustly. Many stand aloof and
find fault at what is done, simply be-
cause it was not done in some other
way, or because it does not happen to
be done in the manner they would
like to have seen it done. 1t is easy
to criticise, but that sort ofthing never
gets anything done. They who thus
air their opinions, may flatter them
selves on their ability to have done
the work better but they gave no
practical demonstration of their supe-
rior knowledge and efficiency. Society,
business and the church call for good
workers-for those who push matters
according to their ability and oppor-
tunity; not for those who wait until
the thing is done, and then pass judg-
ment upon it. 1t is satisfaction and
comfort to the wide awake and active
that they are doing something even
if the laggards do not approve of the
manner in which it is accomplished.
II people will not work they should
not criticise.