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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

an. siona,,ed the same tug which had been wait
inc TO see what she would do, and accepted the
offer Of S75 tow. But the captain OF the tug
had raised his price to $3.50. The captain OF the
Glooscap refused to pay this amount, ana there
was another long wait. Yesterday the captain
of the ship signalled tho tug and offered 10 pay
$50. Nay, nay" said the tueboat captain
Tho BAYS are packed with ice. and it will now
cost $500 to be towed in" 1t is supposed that
the captain of the Gooscap was obliged to sub
nit for the ship came in yesterday afternoon In
tow Of the tug Talisman.
The tug ran out of water before she got the
ship TO an anchorage, ard hal to drop her tow
and force her way into Brooklyn for fresh sup
ply. When she returned 20 the ship She GOT the
vessels hawser tangled in her wheel, and at
night both vessels were helpless oil Staten
island. completely surrounded by ice.
The ice was running strongly with the tides
and currents in the Lower Bay and the channels
which give entrance into the harbor. In Ged-
neys Channel, where the currents from the swash
and main ship channels meet. great fields OF ice
were sureing in the pillows which broke over the
bar Tnree of the electric light buoys there were
cauoht in the ice and carried ont TO sea-
The steamship Indian Prince wanted to 60 TO
ga Yesterday but could not DO so one was
frozen fast in the ice at the Atlanti" Basin lhre
biz tugs. with iron-shod prows, worked 'hreo
hours TRYING to cut her out, BIT they ialeu,
Th. ca,t.,n % the steamer Cape Breton offered
5000 TO be lowed from the Merchants stores W
Raltic.t. Brooklyn, distance OF only &c"
blocks but failed to get tug to uuocrtaAe "'o
job. ~ On sca
The steamship Enargia was anxious TO 60 70 Sa
and finally succeeded in getting out OF the ice az
Union Stores, Brooklyn, with the aid oil '''ee
.uos which broke the ice around her. inc wa'ei
boat Caledonia tried to get 70 tne "" Ao anS
furnish water TO her, but was Unaoiv W w 80 eli
the Enargia had to 60 10 sea "i'hou' A''
supply. s..,,isbt tried to get out, but was
IA Srmiv by the ice In the Atlantic BASIN. nc
ice at CITY Island dense that large nuuuer
% 1os"n in there The Sound was full OF noatln.
;ce as far east ae Captains Island. -. :,
The East and North River ferries rag az az. ta,
,crval. all day. There was more troupe 10 vns
East River than IN the No, ,nar IN either Of the
r;vars The turn Of the tide did not clear tne
water a. il did tho day before. and the arozeimi
sea Of ice hampered or stopped water ""i''0 Oh
Tho Jersey City, Of tho pennsylvap'a; IN Hail a..
n"rn,rr bv the ice, and had to DO lald up ~
the Sound Huntington Bay was rep'r'eu "'-''
over s s!S% sa''G nsited with waey lying q.
.o ber sar6oard SIDE with her naste retsns 1 Un
the wharf On WsSdn ssch force e't that It
down uho a. that She rapidly filled. The cargo OF
nsment for Canda d Kane at that "har, n.r mS1
S..n discharged before the aocloent naPpo"tII f.
The schooner first listed On nc, six o' entirely.
M ~SS company pulled her over to the s.aI
wrecSin nia. So that the whole wharf would sup
uort the masts and keep the vessel partly ou' u
water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
SOUTHERN TOURIST BUSINESS LIVELY.

Chicago Jan. lo.-Sincc the cold weather set IN
the rush to Southern winter resorts has been I'M
mense From January 70 date the sale OF tickets
In Chicago TO these points has averaged over $50
n day. which is than double the sales at this
time last year. The business going through Chicago
from points IN the Northwest Is also mole than d0u-
HE that of n year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

covery" is known to medical science. The
diseases that it cures come from torpid
liver, or from impure blood For everything
of this nature, il is the only gudrdnteed
remedy. In Dyspepsia, Biliousness oil
Bronchial, Throat and Lung affections; ev-
ery form Of Scrofula, even Consumption TOR
Lung scrofula) in its earlier stages, and in
the most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases
If it ever fails TO benefit or cure, you have
your money back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
SpJN(ARDS GIVE d BALL.

THEY DANCE FOR CHARITY AT THE LESon
LYCEUM. :
The first charity ball ever given by the spanish
American residents of this city was held last evening
at the Lenox Lyccmm under the auspices OF the soceu
de Benefccncia IIispano Americana The ofsanAss
ton works to relieve the poor. and provide meues>
attendance and medicines for the destitute aek ~
peclaIy former residents Of Cuba and Forto kce ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
VORKMEy INJURED By DYNAMITE.

Henry Lambert and Wilton Harris both colored while
steaming dynamite preparatory to making tlas at
Colonel Elliott T.. shepsrs house at scsfloro yeSer
DAY badly injured BY premature explosion Of the
dynsrite The accident occurred at 3 D. IN. Lambert
right and leg were badly torn that the LEG had
to be ampuntei. and he viii probably die Hairs's
face nled with and and " he RECEIVERS h> lo>
his eyeslght. 10th in ossining Hospital. Sing
Sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
1T COVERS A GOOD DEAL OF GROUND

Ut. L lCTCe b pOiucu
medical Discovery.
And when you hear
that it cures so many
diseases, perhaps you
think Its too good
10 be true"
But it's only rea-
sonable. AS n blood
cleanser, flesh builder,
and strength-restorer.
po,bipo lilo the a. Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
tOy0 BRAycH CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Long Branch. y. j.. Jan. IL Specialist L'As'
Methodist Episcopal Church In this place was
s,oved by fire just before daylight TINS mornnS
c,rs,nr a loss estimated at $4,000 insurahe.
800 900. The clirch was T Dne vi -, Tho nrr "
unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
r.p pr,ow ZERO IN TIE DOMINION.

Ottawa. Jan. l2.-The cold weather IN .''s re,V"
e. rr,ha,ed IN intensity. At Mattawah to-day the
,hcrmome,cr registered 30 degrees below zero at
penhrokc 40 below; at Ironsidc. u below at NAM
wak "a below at Kazubagua 80 below. ana AT .'or'h
Wakefield. 81 below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
svowsToRM RAGING IN TIE WEST

Chicago, Jan. IL tSpcc!a2-Ihe ereat si'o" w."
,as ceased in this city. but dispatches from Iowa
Xo,rosba and the pakotas state that 1t Is still raging
ont there Trains from the East are SIM ">e anu
ak hours late. Western roads are also beginning ~
he badly hampercd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
SENATOR STANFORD EXTREMELY I'LL.

Sacramento Cal. Jan. 12.->cnator Stanford Is eN-
trcmcly III. II he should continue In AIS present
condition and 1t should appear that II VIII b" I'M
po,silLc for him 10 again occupy his seat he VIII
resign after tie Adjournment OF the legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
THE ONO RIVER FROZEN OVER.

Louisville. Ky, Jan. l2.-The nVer Is iIo@en 'o"u
,-oo the Jacksonville Bridge TO Twelve Mic islalu'
and men and boys have been Walking across al way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13

The worse your Catarrh, the more you
need DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy. Its
proprietors offer 500 cash for case OF
Catarrl, in the Head which they cannot
Au-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
TIE FEATHER REPORT.
NO NEW STORM REPORTED IN sIGI

NO NEW STORM REPORTED IN SIGH ,y...
washnnt,n Jan. i2.-Thc storm that was cel'sa'
ncsdav evening o,,r kentucky has moved nof.h".'
and is row central on the southern Nc"-thg'"u ~.
This storm has been attended Nv h'"'N s"V" ina.
,,,n ,,,a,,i States and high MOI thsastrrly "'n's
an tho Ncw.Euslard coast. The area OF hPh oar"
ha, moved from the Saskatchewan TO che middle IN
valley There has been decided fall In 'enpcr"us
m, Missouri and Mississippi Valley IN" twen., *.
W., .adn~ 90 degrees lower MISSOURI ~ "a
Irene lower Mississippi valley, In me As a ga
Sa,e. and thr hike regions the onilrrittr ny ar
roldrr and generally fair weather l. 'u W. ,be axe
dri,Is east nr tc Mississippi Isacr c~ep. !" n, tho
.cntp,i valley, tic weather viii be warmer ana he
fuli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
SAILING THROUGH ICEcovERED SEAS
STEAMERS STRUGGLING 1N-HEAVY "EAfhh'

REPORTED.
tn. steamer CITY Of Alexandra. from Mexico na"
.,. w.zt indies arrived at the Bar AT :oo = IN
r.s+.rdav and worked her way through !ho &c. '"
,,o c,tv Assistant Secretary OF state ANeo Auee
and Moutrose Adee were on board Inc ''"'A
,oon.r D,amant which sailed from HAMBURG OH
no.u,her es arrived at the Bar at 0 80 a. m one
had fine weather to the Banks, where sne
,og strong west and southwesterly gales ana hea'S
snow squalls 49, c,.,o, o,so
reported heavy weather. The steamer iiuuson ,s
IN sx piots from the NewJersey station BOAT Da,iu
49, N.+han Wood one OF the pilots. said that
~. h.svv{Ar,nd had banked the ice up against ,he
Jersey shore until II extended for several miles
ont On the way up the steamer HUDSON pAs'eu
scbooner under SAIL bound In which was so co'ereu
,, tee that II was impossible TO make out her nae
She was drifting toward the New-Jersey coast ine
steamer had hard struggle TO get In ana was ,nree
hours forcing her way from Sandy HOOK 10 Tue MAJ
rows John L. Colby, plot came III ~,
,aar.r Ar,onaut and says that coasters would nave
a hard time fighting the ice which Is iSis gu So
IIooE The steamer was four hours coming "o"i
The Hook to the Narrows IT,,
The following dispatch was received from f'N
Leland Yesterday morning: The Red star Tug
ans with three mastcd schooner ana an iroh,.dN
.hin in tow was off here Monday. but turned DAG"
and anchored ON account Of the heavy gaze anu SCH
,hen prevailing She started again on TUESDAY ai'e
noon, getting as far Point Lookout, T as night
again anchored She started west aes.n s as She
Is not In sight this morning. Eo'hiis tLav orc
heard of the vessels. but II thought tn"' '"'' "'
safe. ,,, o--,ved at I D. M.
brought 1928 Storage passengers iheSe WI iloyS
the last brought over by ue NorIm 90 tano only
steamship Company, which VIII hereai'e' ~ wig
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
Exhibition ofWater Co|orS
Summer Days in Venice
F. Hopkinson Smith,
AVERY GALLERIES,
500 Fifth Avenue,
NEAR 3JTH STREET.
NEAR 18TH STREET.

caused 10y this unexpected emergency IS
as there is neither wood nor coal IN sufficient gum"
titles 10 be had in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
An Idcsi Winter Resort.

An IdcEi Winter Resort ,....
-Four Seas
vsw"York Pennsylvana nailfoad O'Clock daily resch-
- Hexroygzte (Cumberland Gap PARK, 1t " NJ. shc
M day. Dining and Buffet cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
orr,,,rn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England fair. preceded by snow III inc '''N
colder: nortbwcstclv winds ,o,.
Va, ra.,r,o Now.York snow clearing Friday mor'"''
.o,c,. uo,,hw.stcIlv winds . 1900 Nary.
To, Eastern Icnn>y, ania. Ncw'Icrsry u la".,d
-, .,d Vi,r-,i fair colder nOrihwr>tFy Willis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
Csunn,endable.

All claims consistent With the ~, ssS ca. I'd STRIP
syrup OF .,s gently on kidneys liver sns S,esb
Sompss the system cncctusy but y = nc" ou nsS -
atApuetA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
TnlnuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

I'm This diagram continuous white me ,,sns,s 81.
,anres In pressure Indicated by Inc re ten,
...corlino In romctst The broken line rep'e''"'' w.
ro,,,nIs AS observed Ut Porry's Pharmacy
i''."' IN .,.,,,e The total amount being eon'Sse"
Yesterday =, w.,., The temperature ranged bet"ees
=" md ~ degrees the average dss being 20 ~,
,s.n On IN. corresponding day last year. anu % ~"
Than on oa near this city today there VIII prooa'"
,nanm,.iiv fair weather; slightly eoder
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

The Spiritnali-' association gave q
caiico -oc,al and ball ia-t evening in the
!incoin club room There vac small
number present. but thu affair va, IN
enioyahie one. The young women were
d,ss-sl in calico dresses. and nccxiiss
- The same material we're sold to the
ys,lng men who hy them. selectsd their
yarfpeFs fpr the evening
Grani Rapids encampment. NJ ~ l.
O. % = Initiated forty candidates into
- 1r,isr sst night Grand Patriarch
lnhn@,r = lnther va In attendance ~
IT, 'ssige meeting AMI slternAsed With
,h~ brethren an driving the g,st \
banquet vas spread al the conclusion -
TIE work
pr James Gallup Who = treasurer .
g. Michigan tengr e-.slorsi ae--Hation
BE xurn - ~ '..-n ~ sftsn MI the annual
uteetfng = trustees
Custer Woman Relief corps sili give
= rs-,lru party st Ne Rrou@rns. No <,
Mcconnell street fhls evening
The ~eis,.f SOCIAL club wi give -
srst yrsnt ns1 Tuesday, evening May
-. Al North park ravasoH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Il think 1t would h~ possible for rob
bers 10 hold up pay train. said Henry
Sullivan. paymas,.r Tor the g. X. x !.
road. yesterday. hut il would he mighty
dangerous business. and do not believe
n has ever been attempted. cannot
recall an instance. The train is always
g. well guarded that nobody has ever
dared Ia tackle the job. OF course the
thieves who were bold and skillful
enough 10 hold up IA pay train would
make q big haul. On some roads they
could probably GET 10000. but the risk
Is 90 great that do not believe any
body will every try il. Robhing pay
train and rohbing an express train are
altogether different things. 4 pay train
does not run after dark. II is always
exceptionally well guarded. 1t does not
stop at out % the way places and al
ways carries enough firearms In stock a
garrison. The gang that attempted 10
capture ono would have very interest
ING time. Still l am not anxious tn
have any body try il with me-"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
Lawyer State Meeting.

The State Bar association will hold
its third annual meeting in Lansing.
June q. \ large attendance IL antici-
psted. the membership having nearly
doubled the past year. The papers To
be prepared are Ar follows:
Presidents Address The Hon. Ed
vsri Cahill Lansing.
The Annual Address The Hon.
George H. Durand. Flint.
Revision of the Constitution The
Hon. Thomas r.. Rarkworih. jackson.
Should Michigan Adopt a Code ~
Civil Procedure affirmative: Iii X.
Sutton. Esa.. Detroit.
Should Michigan Adopt Code 81
Civil Procedure lnegatiyei:- The Hon.
Alfred Russell. Detroit.
California System ~ Codes w III H.
RUSSELL. Eso.. Detroit.
Professional Ethics Tho Hon. John
A. Edget Saginaw.
Tho Mission 10 the State Bar Asso
cia',on Ralph Stone. Esq. Grand Rap
IBIS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

4 vsa snu-..3 ssad ~ G ~
Ishusfrn YESTERDAY - 40 Tho Demo
eat FrnYely ANNOUNCE m an editorial
fhia nornins that = stewart w, -
\. pa. ussna.r s,lv .sf~ Z = hstter
,s+e- surriv sno~ NJ Nlite -
4-aa4 ~ orr = hia ar'ifie, "a the
-rsr iuiprnv~rient qB~@tsan ftst -
i ehf tsffrr ns aek .Hg vafsf 'n drias
teas ID. -pi- 4po'f. tut the giss a.
f-er i.a. .,i,.-s-l ~ much ihaf 2 p-s- sug
r,sri every b,.iv crew al shoit = {
- ssrastatf- uevssf ~0nas tfns slrs a.
- rrsta-' r.,rsu-. I @ugg~sf.~i shat
there So dso-sr - .ii-as@s s''rns IN he
cifv vsi.F Nf enc Nsv me 'i''cFes-~ ~
ttrbrui sac tesa Vrr.fsftBi since -,
rsa.xir tsra t.sn huysng ~rf'r 'r,m
r.. .rfanfr, ra1sfsriv ts'is'~ OF
,,s-.rg. ~ht frtfs rnn rlff vatsf -, y
80 ~ Fsrnn 500 quarter - afsHF
,..ae~ ~ f,uhotd 81 farr- s~r- isa't itssf
> .iii. 't,sis b. fset. the-. sss o. e.~--
z, ss..-sa -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Superior court jurors are complaining
that the Jury room IL not kept clean.
Yesterday morning the room was IN =
filthy condition. The cigar stubs anil
ssh~s stresn about by the jury which
ws- shut In the room Tuesday night
bal rot been removed by the ianisors.
The remains - Horace Connellcy .sho
a - AZ Columhus. Kansas. arrived here
THIS morning. and the funeral will be
hsid from the residence ~ NJ. " ilder
NJ. - Hi'tun street. to-day at 10 a. N
Mr. conneIl~y Was a Knight 20 Pythias
and wili 10 buried by that order.
Leland park the new resort CA the
south shore az Reeds lake. opens fpr the
S4a-on tomorrow. Do not fail to attend
hoy baby at the ". u. A. home
awaits adoption.
Mail carriers are wearing straw hata
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
SALOON MEN ONHANO
They Attend the Meeting Of the
License Committee
10 PLEAD FOR 4 LICENSE
ksntsrs Assd 6ss..easAa Pr-seas 1Aesr
Asssns~sss--fhe ss,~ssna nebd
l-Ass Night

Interest eentsresi around the comrsit
t,~ on heensss at the committee meet
ing- last night and several - the aisi@r
mea on other committees tonk part IN
ths discussions oa certain ssloon
licenses. A. }. kridier made full oy
plantation of his case. lie II one II
the mea Who had been convicts~t three
times. Mr.. hrpii.r SAID be had been
prosecuted. not prosecuted. aimee hs aad
been In the city. Tie tried u eonyince
TIE commItt-- that u vas all wrong go
have hita arrested tie Mas inmsent
AL he oouki not help q II the jury tie
heved the peoples witnesses instessd II
bis own witnesses tine saloon on Plain
held avenue. nearly opEnslts a church.
sas ps-eed t.cagse there wer. two
other saloons near the place and ma re
nson-trsnce sas hSnded in against
them. \ warm discussion took place
over tioo-rman : saloon oa Grsniville
avenue. Aldermen DE, srsaf and Stein
mere in the ni4ist q tho tight. arguing
a. favor q IN. saloon. Alderman
Saunders called attention - the fact
taat the femonsirsnce was signed by
members - the church. tie thought
church members should not count On a
remon-trance, ~ they would oppo~e ali
-all-unz bs-ssdes PETITION circulated
~ the pastor n church would Ice
-szred ~ al the members IL that
cburch whether they were personally
Interested or not. Those opposed To- the
granting - the licen-e could not show
tbat trco-sman ever violated tn" Law.
aad 80 - likely that hcense wii be
granted
Jacob Meyers. who runs a sai,sn on
berry street near the Childr-ns home
appeared before the committee and had
a long di-su-s4on u bis case. The mat
ter sss at drcidrd and will 20 over
another week. The committee pays
little attention o those persons " no
come q AMI declare that saloon man
- violating the iag n they do not al-u
Shots that he has been convicted II
court Tor violating the law
The committee on rules held very
lang session. hut made no changes ex
c-pt IN the order IN which reports from
cpmmittr.s shall BE- called
The cOTnnlttr. On -sNers will report
favorshly on several petitions for sew.
crs The other committees did little
business ~ consequence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
CHOLERA IN GRAND RAPIDS.


0asss ~ Lssl
May the newspapers at this city never
he called upon To publish the ahoSs
heading. or anything that chronicles u
CASE here of this deadly enemy to man.
kind. Precautions arc being taken. not
only by careful citizens. but the hoard
II health is struggling hard h. put tho
city In perfect sanitary condition.
Notices are being served Ia clean tho
back yards and make sewer connections
wherever available. There's one I'M
po-tant matter that should be- attended
H. at once. our drinking water. Con.
iaininaied water taken into the system
prepares beautiful structure for
cholera tn flourish in all its glory. A
c complete protection mas at last been
found. an absolute preventive 1t any
thing impure being taken INTO the
stomach with the water We drink.
Germ proof. cholera proof. vegetable
proof. ia fact. proof against all impur
ties is the only remedy that We can
trust this year. The honor has been
awarded 10 Hcyman Company. who
seem In be getting all the valuable
things out for domestic use. It's their
wonderful new'germ proof filter; con
verts ordinary water into sparkling
drops a. pure as the spring fountain IN
the virgin forest. There are three sizes.
at g. 81 and $50 respectively. Can
any one afford Ia forego one of these life
saving machines when such prices are
quoted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Innee Rifles pcs'pon ned its party last
night 10 tho evening - May II on az
count ~ the bad weather and the sword
drill at Powers opera house.
This IL the only military company in
the state N elect woman L. honorary
membership. 1t elected Ida Van Cort-
land isst winter IA an honorary member
% the company. and she was 81 well
pleased with the compliment paid her
that a se~ days ago she sent beaui
fully engraved picture nicely framed 10
herself to the COMPANY. Tho picture is
highly priced by the boys and u now
adorns the wall ~ the srmory parlor
The company IL planning Ia take a
forced march io Macstawa Park some
Saturday afternoon within few weeks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
River W. street Improvement.

Queer what fuss a few citizens
make OVER proposition tn improve the
river ssii Charles H. Sigh Suppose
Va spend s9n.ro. that isn't hall tho
amount srent IN improving lev streets
every year. and ia think that they only
last seven or eight years. when done.
oftentimes when they ought to las;
twenty easily The amount to he speu.
on deepening the river ~ not 'p D." com
pared with that which - reckle.sSly
spent on prpr street improvements
which don't seem g. last scarcely any
time al all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

The Young Peoples sc'-,sty - Park
church held ia regular monthly social
lasi evening. anal it, "Trp Ar'uud IN.
World" haH reached scotland. which
cpuntry vac taken a. the subject - the
entertainment The program vas com
p.p-~d - the following selections scot
isnd the Land and The P~rVie. Ni-s
lhomp=on Scotland ontfit,ui.on to
American iiI=tpry Niles filiott, An
ne laura. quartet. Scottish Liiera
tire Ms. Iiema. arrup = Scotch
ssngs MISS Smith Autt lang ~yne. "
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

terdsy. 1T not osiy kesps "a. from
naA.sg oas time. bat IL ANT faif Tor
tns~~ y as are waiting st the ef"~-'n Ss
ahead Thea our ear. yoa $50. Sui vi
up and the oue uest tshlad vii crowd
"a csose and not eArsy hardly any hssiy.
I've foand tibet the oaly ssy Ia run
street cars - strictly on time. sane AZ
railroad car. Thea you can give The
best ssrssee and eser,body's satisfiesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

frc<l Leonard SAID so B~ In Windsor.
Sits Isiana

Deputy Sheriff Powers has not re
turned from his search for Fred II
Leonard. the fugitive from his guardian.
and the sheri6's force decline In state
whether Fred has been located or
whether they know - his whereabouts.
Ii Was stated last evening by those who
claim o. know that he IL at Windsor.
Canada. where be is beyond the juris
diciion 81 the probate court IL is also
said that he intends Ia remain out ~
the state Zoe some time. after which he
will take up his residence in nc,ghhor-
ing state and institute a suit in the
United States court against his guar
dian for the recovery Il his estate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
Personal Mention.

Superintendent Chalmers IL in Ian.
eng attending the convention % super
intend@nts ~ city schools tie will also
vat bIiVct college IA member 10 the
t.sri = state visitors.
Elmer p. stanton has recovered from
a. attack q typhoid fever.
Mrs VI =. Crosby left FOE Roch ester.
M ork yesterday
',eorg- ". Gay and wife have gone tn
Chicago.
Viii Jones "a in Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

The hoard Of rey,sSrof the AMERICAN
Irottins Asssxist,oa has r-fased ~ rein
state Aicrsoa. When Alesson ~ss ca.
pslisd IL " a. charged hat Prank Noble
was 10 rvceivc elo.tuO from 4. H. Mel
son. oxaer II Nelson. II the latter was
sllos-d g. yin. Gcorge tsot~ns ~~a'
over on behalf q the Company which
bought the stallion last fall. but u ga
DO use.