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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
YO TAMBlEN WON IT
Run Away from Lampl'ghtsr and
Passed Under the Wirs
At VERY SLOW GOING PACE
5000 rer~srs $40 the E@~<>rn Fssss-
sac D~fe@t-a IN . c@iiop -
the fs-es Nsre

cEscAno. Oct &-Eiskt theas.nd
persons vent out 10 Hawthorne to-day
and saw io rsmhien sin In esiiep
from Lampiighter n sns nof the
match race that the crowd sxpeclea s.
sc. but special escnf. iu shich esch
party puf up side hcf u flooo and TIE
ss<ociaiien added sl.5a The race has
nothing 10 do With the big race vhirh
Eiii corSe OF co the iirst good day ana
track. AoDaay Il possible The terusof
the match call fof good day and track.
The race xns programmed fnr todas,
but Eugene Leigh. who oens Clifford.
deeiined 10 start his herrs lecaase
neither track nor dss ooslld - calis.l
good. There wss M room for an afgn.
ment on Leigh's position. fos the track
was heavy and the day cold. xlih : raw
wind Mr.. Walhsum was anxious 70
race Lamplighter and Chris Saith xas
eager 20 start fo Tambien. Mr.. Corr
gan did not want 10 dlssp1s,inf q
crowd. 30 be offercd fo make spccia.
race Tor No 4anitaen and Iamplighief
~ male and sa eighth The arrange.
ments were quickly made. Tor sach
Owner thought hs had good thing and
Was sDxious 10 bct has "a pney.
Han A~ay From hampiiehter
There aas only n moment - deiay af
the post; then both bruke away aud n
whs all over. 10 Ismbien siu8 piy ran
away from I.ampighter: r.asang the
stand she had two iengihs the better ~
a. Around the first turn No Tsmlaen
kept right along. and when stfaighierod
out 10 the hack stretch she aas running
90 easily that Bogeett turned in her
saddle % see What had hc.ssme az
Lampiighter. There uas no change IA
the positions untA thu lower turn. ahen
Taral tried 90 move np with Lamp.
lighter. but at the same time Dozgelt
also let out link on the mare and she
went away still furth,r. 1hral did not
perseyere hong. lie saw that unless 10
Tambien fell down she would uin. 80 be
rave IL up and stopped urging Lamp.
lighter DoggeIt looked back and see.
Ing that he bad 3 mortgage on the race.
took wrap on the nare and the finish
WIS 4 YER. SLOW one. pulling up lees
than loo yards past the poet
How Bets Merc Piaced.
There were some big befs on the race
one 81 the largest being g. 600 10 s1 10
on Lampiighter made b. g. Walter aith
Lee Mayer. doe Cllman lad even
money against IAmpllghier and took IN
lot IL money. The other racee we're
Won BY outsiders not issorlit 1etiing
under the sire first.
Summaries: First race. five furiougs
Chant Won. Elen eecond. Pop Gray
third: time o5ls. Second, one nile =
Enihusiast won. Ray Del Mar seeond
Judge Morrow third. bdls ise Thlra.
elk furlongs-Ferrier wou. Joe Murphy
second. Oregon Cyclouc third time 81.
Fourth. mile aud an eighth 70 Tam
bien won. Lamplighter second. time
20lA. Fifth. tive furlongs Mirsbcau
won. Consistent seconc. Morgan third.
time S,s Sixth. steeplechase Temple
more won. Tyrc SECOND. Flip Flap third,
ftlme 3-33.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
MAYORS ATTEND THE FAIR.
Finy Pour Cities Represented st the
Reunion.

CHIcAco. Oct -. Official delegations
from fifty-four American cities and
towns assisted today az the reunion OF
American cities at the worlds fair. The
three large cities of the nation New
York, Chicago aud Philadelphia wers
represented. the two latter by their
mayors and the former by the city en-
gineer Towns In all parts 81 the
representative men. The states from
make this day a success
Among the Michigan cities repre-
sented were Muskegon and MRnistee.
The visiting officials assembled at city
hall and then went directly 20 Music
hall, where the formal exercises of the
day we're neld Alderman Madden pre-
sided As the procession OF mayors en-
tered the hall. sixteen trUmpeiers sal
uted them with the fanfare Of universal
peace, and out on the lake front the
cannon of Battery ID roared an response.
Mayor Harrison delivered an address of
welcome. and there were addresses by
several of the visitors. Musical selec
tiops, vocal aud instrumental. vert in
terspersed between the speeches The
exercises lasted until l. O'Clock. and
then the outdoor part OF the pro
gram began with the ringing
OF the COLUMBIAN Liberty Bell.
followed by several musical select ions.
closing with the doxology, with saiuts Of
cannon at the Close OF each senuincc.
and america" At 3:;so q grand niusi.
cal program was rendered in Music hall.
Every number was by,a Chicago lsom-
poser. Fireworks in the evening closed
the entertainment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

His Announcement sssnsrede- q he
psbiscss Meeting.

A republican meeting held ia the
interest - the judicial candidates IN th =
county vac IN ss-siou a. Turner hall 80
: O'Clock this evening the kcusr h~ing
snoomfortahy crowded " Governor
Richard j. Ogio~hy wss IN the micst ~
an address ~ hen The announcement ~
the mayors death war made
The oorth ssde h. the errsf Germsn
section u thi. city and has sissys he@n
tke stronghold - Carter Hafra@nris -
hsiesl snYfnrfeys fArty liaes have Al.
wsys ts~en obllfersfe-f IN the section
ehso Nr Hsrrt@on sas rardi5atr Ter
,,lfee. the Carter Hasrlsoe aen. - they
we're kuowt,. 3oekrd 81 this sfandstri -
thasr Flsl by ttoUsansis and al orses.ei
tiois vanishsd Nsytr fIaffi@on's great
kotB ~ tss pecpie - thas city sas ssvef
letter iHnssrsfed thar = Vas in the
r.ahner 81 thsch fhe errdaers nsert ~
sls 1eatA uae recsise4 ~ iaaa xsther
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

ALnuoV anoUF. y. NJ. Oct. - The
United States grand jury has indicted
: NJ tos@oui. president Of the Albu.
querqne National hank. recently ck,sed.
lie ls accused Of emhezzllng a nots IL.
sued by the Hot Sprizze~ Cattle epm-
pany 10 the bank. issuing fraudulent
cettihcate Of depsit to the Merchants
Natioual bank 81 Johnebory. Nerrlont
and issuing fraudulent order 10 The
Albuquerque National hank. - which
he wss president he gave $1,000
bonds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

dlgnity. Three candidates presented
themselves - the ranks of the delpocxai
party, Ar. hzFrison. NT. taragaer and
Washington Herang and ~ the prlm4fis<
there sss . splritsd contest lie eoE.
senllon which vss cslied toxether on
March was one - the lkrge<f ever held
"a Coak connty. sBd sone II its scenes
we're dramatic a. the extrone. The
contest Al the conselllon xss bsigeen
Mr. HaFrison aed Mf Hossrs, and both
II them ssf side t,y sale on tllp platform.
After several hour daring which the
widest confosion reignsd IA the coasen
tion aud matters were ot<trncted "a
such = degree that no business could he
done. Ar. Heslng Withdrew his name
aud Ar. Harlsop vac tasde the uBani-
nous choice ~ the assembly for worlds
fair nastor.
The csmpsign preceding the election
Vas one of the most spirited IA the pol.
teal hssior, ~ Cook county. Opposed
20 Mr.. Harrison ss the republican cands
date MAS Samuel ". Allerion. who had
the support of every newspaper an the
city with the exeq,tion - Mr. Hsrrisoas
own paper. The Times- Nothing
ds1nted. however. by tho confidsnt pre-,
diction of the press that he stood not the
ghosI of show Cor reelection.
Mr.. HaFrison in his frank and hearty
manner uent ahead xlth the manage
ment % his campaign and by perfec, OF.
gaEization and f9 hls presence night
after night nj political meetings and ny
a vigorous protection of bic interests
through his oun paper. The Times. MIR.
Harrison surprised his opponents by
beating Mr.. Allerton b, plurality al
over sDOuo votes The result 1ae al
the more surprising because of the con
fident projections which had been made
that Mr.. Allerton was the choice of Chi
cago's citizens and that Mr. Harrison's
race for the mayoralty did not meet with
the sanction OF the people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

He Had Promised ca Hill the Mayor
and Kept His Word

Developements made late tonight go
far toward Indicating that Prendergast
has had murder Ia his heart for several
days. On Thursday afternoon Of the
present week he entered Billy Boyl Is
chop house on Calhoun place and took
a seat at table occupied by ". A. ;.
Graham. the murdered mayors secre
tary. aud another gentleman well known
ia local financial circles
Graham. who was acquainted with
Prendergast, introduced him 10 his
friend and both gentlemen noticed that
the new conner was laboring under
intense excitement Presently without
any remarks being exchanged 10 lay a
foundation for what Was coming. Prem
deFgest burst into bitter denunciation
Of the mayor for what he declared was
the latters opposition 10 the elevation of
the surface railroad tracks. This was a
subject that has long been agitated in
local politics and one IN which public
sentiment has frequently been ex-
pressed with emphasis
IF he don't elevate the tracks | will
kill him"
Il viii shoot him dead" calculated
PreaderEast bringing his fist down on
the table With a force that made the
dishes rattle and attracted the attention
% the other patrons of the place. The
gebtisntn addressed simply SMILED at
him. atfributing the strong language 70
the excitement under which he was la
boring Observing this. he again eiacu
lated. this time Wlth stIil greater vehem.
ence. -. | will kiii him; mark what
say Uriess he does IL he il a dead
man.
Not imagining for moment that
PrrnderKast cherished any thought of
murder to his heart. Secretary Graham
adroitiy changed the subject. the man =
excitement gradually subsided. and
when be ieft tho place he had appar.
ertiy forgotten what he bad said in the
heat of passion a few moments before.
Neither q tfrs gentlemen thought any
moe ~ the subject and Secretary Gra
ham regarded IL az 50 trivial As Tar "A
is knoVu be did not mention the subject
% his chtef
In TIE early mail that was delivered
N the : a "a delivery at tte city ball
the uloruing there was a letter from
Peendergsst addressed 10 Mayor Harri
SOC. IN which he urged upon the execu-
tite the necessity n immediate action
upon the elevation ~ the tracks Sec
retary Graham. Bpan rhom the duty q
opening and Classifying the mayor's
mail has siways devoived. laid the eoon.
muaiczfion 80 enc side regarding u a.
lacking safficisnt Importance g. bring
- the personal attention ~ tho
mayor, bat rather - ernanatinv
from one ~ the small whims q cranks
that DAY IN and day out delues the
mayors Office. with recon aendations
aud 9fopnsitions and sagKeztions q al
xinds and things innamerahie. After
The matt had besa sorted Secretary era.
ham. Who bad an sppointmsst at the
worids FAIR With the gentleman in
ehose soapany be had hesn when
Prsnserxast foscei his company sp.sn
fhess. isft fos Isck=pn PARK. where he
srtnt ths day tie had Just returned
sasi reported ss The hou-~ = friend or
the North sill~ rben the news - tha
shooting reached ban. snd ~ realir...4
that frrnsles9ast : taxi a couple q DAYS
bff8se 80 ~4uicthins mere thsn the
vsferfnas = IN sseite3 aad harsri is.s
ia18 vsdnsk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
BOMB DID NOT EXPLODE
Desperate Attempt To Wreck q
Court House.

CoSSKRsvILLE. Ind. Oct. 3s.-Much
excitement was caused here today tly the
discovery that an attempt had been rasde
during the night 10 blow upthe court
house. The sheriff Of the county this
morning found at the rear door oi the
building a bomb made of inch arid-a.
half gaspipe carefully sealed. with long
fuse. which had been lighted and gave
out before reaching the explosive con
tanned in the bomb The discovery has
caused much alarm and the authorities
are investigating the matter. The
county officers can offer no explanation
for the attempt TO destroy the building
The court house IL a fine structure and
was erected few years ago al great
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

nan bal drawn revolver and tirrd. the
shot snf-rrg ths abdomen ju-t above
f1e navel lEo uara shots r2rr cot an
lastslf iater ihe trst of Vhich entered
the mayor booty urlisr fhn lrff arm.
pen..saung tbr heat SIR Harrison.
When tte frsl sho. vas EresI bad
sflrtc,i tpvarfs fhe door. an1 the sec
oBa shot struck hsui when eithin few
ieat - re ssssssin Mr. Harrison vas
81 eloes O. .sc maxzie n fhe revolver
sher the thrd shot wss fred tina, he
bullet shattered Ir q The knuekls~ %
his 'sfi hand suf the powder burnt The
hesh.
Exchsner "a shots
NJ Hsrr,sons = eoschmsn. Who uas in
TIE -esr ~ the house when the hrst
srnf Nas fred. ran into the hall ard
afsi three shots az tte man "a be
started n1f "a fhs ffoft door The maY
3erer raasel iar a. iussant turned
afrut sai Hre Parting shot az ths
rnschrar. De- .fee sa down fhe frpct
sfeis ard rassi rapidly north on Ash
isni srerus
Nsyer HFrsison. after The last shot
rss fret s-epref lato t1s par'or ard
started tnwsffs fhe diring rroru. He
ENN .'aH H"A 81 ~. lafAtt -.
ehsn be rer.ef ard fe'l iato IRE bufier'.
paafrg. whirh isl ~ the rrar - the
hsase flfs en- Ffssfea who va sp.
sfaira AZ - tiair 81 th- sheofinx. ran
3ss- aad vss at h.s isthers ste n an
isiefsnL
M- Hsrrisan ssid a an shot. Pres.
ian ani ctnnot lose
NJ HaFrisoa hastily isff ~ sather's
s.dr trtl fn-srri eof upen the street 10
parseit ef iae sssa-sin
Shsst ia ih~ H~srt
70 ffe mesnhme Ne snd Nrs y. 7.
Ga rsera $50 tes scrr@- the street. had
sfsrfei fr he tslriann residence a.
fhey hesri e shrta They @aw msn
rasuirE 80 A-h a1.i srenne and met fbe
go. fte-tuu pursuit Nouna Mr.
fiarriscu sieFrei eng enosah q INTERN
b.- aetaatars ef fhe ieffifls sTsir snd
then stsrted an m ressnif q th~ nnr
dec NJ anf Ma thslnrrs hs-fiiy
- atarrri taa teuse So lhsi-uers At one~
r.attrg a ratrN q - r,sfrrat Rhica
~ sf-d anssr NJ fisr-.a.ns head
tara hfen st,sf ana esnnrf isv~
.sa 4 fhe rsFer AZ - srispaai - br~slh
- ~ rsat ite eaai Ns Cbainers.
-vea kass o-ly heea sart "a n. sh
dersu
Ma tare bern shct ia the hesrt
an "a. .w esnast Ave. vss ne
regif
l6ss- per-ths .ass sosesef TIE magar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
MS ENeAeENENI.
Be wrs 80 Marry Miss Howard of
New Orleans November -

Two weeks from p-xt Tuesday had
Garter n. Harrison lived for that brief
period be would have taken g. himself
third xife IN the r~rspn ~ Miss ANNE
HovArd ~ Nea tfiaans IL - less
than to months since his engagement
g. the only daughter ~ tie late
Crescent clty N ll,eaaire srd kfng
tee a the Iso8fsisna isofterp ~ss
made pubic At frst the report sac
seceivrd With incr~5nlify haa even
his efoeest frsenas sfEs 10th O. believe
fhat II wee a he sHFsncei yrars sn1
especaaliy - h8< sfsfehirnts sitter The
d~ath a his seeund sifs that thereafter
Chiee~o Rossid - ia ouis tytsls fsat
- csnfatl Fiafe8 again autef ~ tfe
h.strsrsesss state Aasu anesfff-asi
"a tie stshgect he ms3es y a. 81 6rss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
ASSAULTED nv UNION MEs.
Non-Union Glass Worker Roughly
Handled and Trouble FEARED.

TiFFIN. Ohio. Oct n A carload oi
non union glass workers arrived here
from Corning. New York, this mofuing
10 60 10 work in Factory X OF the United
States Glass company One % the
party considered ''scab" was taken
possession of by union men and roughly
handled. The works formerly en-
ployed about 6Oo union men. but osing
10 orders issued. which virtually non
unicnized the concern. the works have
been closed two weeks More trouble u
feared
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
NANCY DrD Nor sraur.
Yesterday too Cold fDr i,eoord Brczk
ing at Iesre Haute

TERRr HuTr. Ind. Oct. 1t xas
too cold for record breaking 90 the
Nancy Hanks e0i track ard Doble. uho
came down from Chicago this morning
60 drive the mare and Arion. Manager
and Stamboul. left AZ moon for the
worlds FAIR city A record meeting ~
advertised FOR next Thursday. however.
and Dohle said he would he here thea.
when be hoped the conditions poule ~.
ford an opportnBits o. break some
records which be v confident can lie
done.
Three horecs started today In the p
class trot notwithstanding the cold
weather. Doctor G. b h, by SufReft.
dam hs Alden Goldsmith. WOO easily Ia
straight heats rherc IVES thought 20
be a chance FOR Fred Wilkes 10 r~i the
third beat. which the driver q Dos-for
&. tried 90 give 90 him. bat even the
siow time vooid not avail fug the pur.
po~e. Wyoming went % heat c;s,lt and
made the mile IN 80 summary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

pFrTsHurD. Oct - August Sommer-
feid. a Ioyear ED boy. sas killed last
night hy Jumping from third-story
window ~ his home 90 escape from his
father. uho uas hfsiing ban with .
rsWhiie f9r playing trusnt from scbossi-
The father. August isorufneTfeia. ~ 10
locked az ~ await TIE result ~ the
cssYofere = tnaueef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Esss.ns4p \. J. r,ct * FIRST rsue.
eiever sirfeeuths Blsjs htaify won.
Hssfsnvtot serrei3 Cur8rsss thins, tinsr
III. Sesvsn8. ses.r fprlou1s in,iao
uon. Integrity s>cosd. the third. finse
III Third. 1ailt ans eislrerfh - q
viz Kfrkovef zen Cattsin 7 serond.
ksrf bird. tine sl3 ftsarth. eIs fur
lssngs Anrie Bishop eon Nnsissfrs
s-rsua. beynsr5 sliiri- tis,< liz.
Ffth. See fnftsnpr 7afrrrtof wor
Nn.k eessHld. sifscao fLifrl. fiut 81
Sssfh eievrn sisfeerfis mile Nbseisf
wtn. f1nfiab3s seceu4 WstterseS ttir8.
Tine l0s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Nrw Yugs. CT - A hlack f.r skin.
~hirh y said to ~ worth several han
drrd 4r.isfs. Witch - recently - er
bifdfsoH a fbe world = tair. rnYstesionsly
vanished II was recovefssi srefefdey
hv Drt~~five Ileideitere tho REFUSES -
tel hoV be cane "a Ess~s~-~gioB a tfss
sfolen pet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

lie inmsdiafsly became snconsci0us
and died al So
The murderer pursued b. the eoach.
MAJ ran sloag Ashland sssnus toward
Aonroa a. bssakasek pace Coming
10 Aonfos street be turned % the east
aud started tor the eity. The pursuer.
sho had beeo reinforced b 40 o1icer
and several esti1ens. gained RAPIDLY on
tnsir ma8. On they sped Until bes-
piainss street sas reached. when the
haeted man again turned &C. the north
aad IA fsw E8omsnts bad reached the
DesplaInes street police stanon. lie
ssiked IN sad approached the sergeant
st tho dcsk.
lie xas about 20 speak when the fore
most of hls pursuers rushed bresthlessly
into the station Lock that man up.
said the coaebman. he has KILLED Mayor
HaFrison.~
la al instant the sergeant vas out
from bsb4nd his desk. and catching bold
u the ,aan's arm. pulled him within
the sire enclosure a. though 10 preserve
his life from = crowd which was gather
ing slth astonishing rzpidity.
Glad He Shot Him
Without waiting 10 register the pris-
ooer ne xas quickly taken back and
placed behind the bzrs The station
was then cleared Of the excited people
add the sergeant went for talk with
the prisoner.
My name Is Eugene Patrick Prendsr-
gast. he said In Response to the first In
qairy.
~Do you know that you have killed
Mayor Harrisonf" asked the sergeant
Yes. and am glad Of II. was the an
sser. -ia promised 10 give me the
corporation connselship and has not
kept his word
Where do You live!"
AT No. co Jane street. with my
mother. said the prisoner. This ended
the interview.
The sergeant at once telephoned the
central station and in a few moments
several officers from that district were al
the Despiaines street station. a patrol
was called few moments later and the
prisoner was brought 10 the central
station down town. Here another ex-
animation was held and the revolver
whlcn had been taken from the mur-
dsrer at the Desplsines street station
vas given into the keeping OF the officer
in charge.
To the County Jail.
Shortly after IL O'Clock the patrol was
again brought into requisition for the
purpose of conveying the prisoner 10 the
county Jail. The news that the mur-
dsrer had been apprehended spread rap
idly down town and when the officers
emerged from the station in the big county
building they found the crowd Of nearly
30 persons assembled about the en-
trance TO. and the walk from the
station. The prisoner was instantly
brought back into the station
and consultation held. The
officers. fearing violence to their
prisoner from tie crowd without. feared
to make the trip and asked for rein
forcements A detail Of six officers was
summoned. and at ll.l5 the prisoner.
closely guarded. was brought out OF the
station. hurried through the long pas
sageway 10 the street and hustled into
the wagon in jifiy. The officers were
barely seated before the wagon was in
motion. and amid the mutterings OF the
cEowd. vas hurried of TO the north side.
where he was lodged in the county Jail
for safe keeping.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
or Hrnee fsurnT-li

Rtf. = y Dct - II. CliT house.
= eel kHenn sprptf hsiai sifustcd t.f
tis sDed ~ ttis village ess hpfsed Il
- esff hear THE usorssfr The i1es !,
sl-sut s2sftioe urIi inss4ed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Touch doune fiFtf hHif ilo1s y bii.
ton- Goals issls s>rr - A. a..
DO, Albipn. q
Touch downs. se1cnd hah Rods
wbitton. NulhoilsDd ssos il<.iis
Total scre y 4 g. -. AilJion. :
Umpire and f.efers- Atweo3 sad
Niiinf alfefnafisu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
AI.BloN Nor IN IT.
Dcsros Defeated the colsesr Boys az
tra Hall

DETsorr. Mich, Oct - TIE Detroit
played an esci,ipe game n foot ball on
the formers grounds here this after
noon. The teams ifped up ~ foiioss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Ieros - Assiane. Merosette. 1nsh~s
r ksar. Sao'f Sr Mafis. 1okn ~
Pea Afncs I.eonnr8 Wkifsksi. No,fk
ss-s fFtrsss fssfnaleis. Noo3sllls.
Natss. iisn v4,ksbsrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

NJ. SreB-~f. rsrs n , 1rhhsos. -
sarned. Caisien. Ni6snd rountg- T. =.
Fsxnn, rs,4 p is refis M. r,-na,fst.
Naiesfosti Dakisea ssrsuy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

rhe hniidine cceurisa - Ia Itas~-.
q whiea Nr nAusos vss rtcpsietor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
AT rsE TIMES OFFICE

Hs-, M Sew- w.- R-ortv-~i ~ she
CRY ftiitnr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Worlds Fair Attendance.
CHICAGO, Oct 2s.-Paid admissions 10
the worlds fair today were 2i0. 3D.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-18
The Nevada Building.

Managing Director Yerington of the
Nevada exhibit at the Midwinter
Fair has contracted for the erection
Of the Nevada State building. The
work will begin to-day and no time is
to be lost in It's construction, as it is
to ba finished by January. 18th. II
will DO lwo-story structure in the
Italian style of architecture, planned
for convenience and comfort. and it is
the intention Of those in charge Of
Nevada's interests at the Fair to
manifest the hospitality for which
TIE Silver State is noted. To that
end, there will be large reception
rooms for ladies ard gentlemen on
the second floor, with a roof garden
and cafe above them. The entire
lower floor, with the gallery surround.
ing it, will 10 devoted TO the exhibit
of Nevada's resources.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-18
Funeral Of Mrs. .Shillerstrsm.

TIE remains of Mrs. Paul Schill-
erstrom not arriving Saturday after
noon from South Fork in time for
services TO be held, the funeral took
place from the Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, the
Rev. w. II. I. Houghton officiating
in the absence Of Rev. l.. S. Witter.
The church was filed to overflow
ing by sympathetic friends of the
grief stricken family and, at the con-
clusion of the service, a large pro-
cession OF people on foot and in car
riages followed the remains to their
final resting place on the hill. The
funeral was one of the largest ever
held in Elko'and showed the esteem
in which the deceased was held by
her neighbors and friends.
Her lie work ended, may she
sweetly sleep till the resurrection.