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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-20

Why do you not buy = first class
watch while Thomson Bros. 4 Co. ct
149 West Bridge street. are Offering the
very best goods in the market on one
dollar s.week payments! They are re-
sponsible. reliable, and win use you
right.
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no YOU WANT MoxEyf-ifss. yon win ana
~ Il 70 your adv snssSe to - ~ before toes
powinx.
We maize loans On househc3d enoia. ukspua
horpn. vagina. cr personal prnv<er4y ~ any
kind ~ the lowest po<sahis rates and IN the
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made without publicity ana
ths property u lefs IN pour individual pcss~s
sion
Loans can ~ carried - long - de<iscd orean
Be- paid In full. 90 ln part. al an, time 70 salt
your eouvsniencr, and any Part pad rsdacss The
cost of carfy1nS the lean
IL yoo owe balance On fufuit1r~. piano ~
otises property. we viii pay h up fot ycu- aud
ea1y AZ long Ne yon dcsirs-
We al-o mako loans GA the b1iidihx and ioaa
sseocistscn plsn-
Our o.lices are thu u,set pleasant in The cssy
and ara - arranged that yarfssss calling u1,on
~ may b. waited upoa quickly and osarts
ously.
Rsmeni,rs that gen hsss the use ~ both The
property and sic nousy aud can retusa the
none1 st any time.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGES LOAN 90.
tpom :, Tower fsock~
Conner ~ Honr,e. Pearl and Canal ~
MONEY LOANED Zoe shors time In iasrs NJ
4vA email snesEss cn any ions q good neea--
ity. Prank A. Werner. - EscEtrsa Trust
Building. cor. fessi aud Ottawa skfe<ts Tao
phUna it-n
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DnOlyy lQfTy h everything y this pro-
IUTWAMiI eressivs e.. Tho most
popular thing in millinery 1t the present
time IL the Msdrigal White Leghorn
hat. Corl. Knott & Co. have an i'm
mense line 81 them. which will be in
cludcd in the special sale this week.
The price on them has always been q
For fhis sale they viii 60 at q. Mako
your selections early.
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otfAsWs REcANEO.

gIsELErHOSE ant Rssri,r Hoss- vbc -
u cane and r~fssr chairs. c-sng oais sb< tv~<4
material. AID rksr<ias no nsefs tiasa nee ~bo
O. srcubd soliriiins.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-20

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GOOD HOTEL Co. Co.

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-20

MfSoGlLAWEOUS
w cash rssissss tasi Is IN GOOD workiss
order. Apply At the Morton Hoase cigar stsnd
~
CHANCE fcr come GOD hickman. SEQ
n Chs@. Dawson. q Ssuth ionss ssr~~s -
Vonx r. NARTIN, - Canal street. hays
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aeecftsfed- -
TypRNfTuRE--A ssie<snan nov sskinf orders
II frvn furniture trade sn w>ssern ard css
trail Nsw Sark ,she~ "a adj "a bic line On eefs
missicp . ssssrsi OF special line - fgfnitaEs
Address ! Hoscakin- No 30 beaek sseane
DARTiEA Who scald like Ca have tisis fssnily
u COWS boersied er kept IN The counfrv - s.sr
mcesh - rear. 10 esYsf,encsi rssn. s.s IRE
lee Jsrssy Rarm. e. 1<<t h.s ~ -
ftI.AlRvoyANT~ rrS Hsrfey esn IN con-
- safsraf en tussn>es fasfftsEs divorces sri
al hastily sasirs the fufurr flefnfx r-,eaisf
icsefs sssf~t ffoobirs hesief. senlse = fgsessss
and essralss. also ne ues fcr vii fass1f. We
ese 10 h.una ~ ~ 1f-seeaf ssense est-r-n
ieais AID Division.
AxkP fee trsveisus men Who ss-ss raaht ts,pe.
- No sales - maze s<sstsie~ - fsffy.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

900 The witross.slsnd, TO have hsd
hrr leon % VIA. went forward,
would have utru tu impre-t utou iul
Childish ulad Vhl. could mover Hit,t.
war hc UllaC.d. Mrs. Irvine, saii
as Zane In conclusion, had been
guilty OF great misiaErs. and every
mistake che had made hal been
wnguui away with tynff. She had
done wrong; but that shc hsd done "a
guilty wrong, the defense sAid never.
Simple justice was all they asked.
C1uusyl do not conclude bio addrcss
until twelve O'CLOCK, when cour. 10 k
"a recess tiil @ D.. m.
TO was uouruIly conceded thhtt This
this was Mr.. Zauo's nuuit effort slJc
BILE connection with the bar, aud ns iuu
audience LETT the room % num1gr %.
attorneys and others who had listened
90 his remarks iu tho crowded court
won't ~, shooN hands with him and
warmly CompiimrntCd him for HE clio.
quent ANA telling speech.
Several timuH during the morning
Mfs. Irvine fhtd tcars. Her face
wears more anxious look nov than NJ
any former period ui the irill, Irvine,
On the other rand, assumes an air ~
comparative indifference.
THIS afternoon Judge Bennett started
In with bic ndito supplementary ~
M, Iauo's exhaustive plea. lie ia
expected 10 occupy greater part ~ the
lime up 20 the hour Of al.
igurumrnt JUICE Powers Will
come neat with the gnal reply
uu the tide " the plalutln, aud
1t 10 not likely that be- viii nuish until
some Time tomorrow afternoon. Tho
ctsu Will then boo submitted 10 Judge
LaLu, who may or may not take u
under advlsrmunL llis Honor II ID
thought, may however, deliver his de-
Cisi1n ui.huud,
Judge Bennett reviewed. all the
salient points Ut the testimony with
the create care am asked VS. such a
man hF Irvine 10 aud proper por.
con 20 hove the custody u
the Child-a man W. o had murdered
fclIow.buing and nrru guilty OF other
wrongful acp2 lln maintained that
the chRrge uf dultrry against The
wife hsd not 4 ca proved, ami that
Hhu should be- OIL rus,od with Tue tItuI1
care Of FlUasir.
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OAKS OF BRITTANY.
HaIBOOd's Picture 10 The Utah Artists
Exhibition.
a STORY or THE SEIGnBORnOoD.
Remarkable Experience Of a breton
Peasant Who Wears a Pla.
tluum Mask.

About half way down the room, on
the east side Of the hall In which the
Art Exhibition II now being held In
this city, hangs pretty picture, show.
ing scene OF combined forest and
field. IL Ia encAsed In a plain, broad,
gold ooloted frame, on the lower part Of
which IA the inscription In small
Gothic letters, "Oaks Of Brittany"
Thu central object In the painting Ia n
large, scraggy oak, around which are
large boulders Of granite, while tho
background Is denss forest Of the
giant trees. The foreground Of tbs
ulcluTe Ia an open, grassy plat, through
which there passes u winding path 10
wicket gate leading through a stone
fence neat the night side Of The scene
depicted.
The painting Ia by \ Utah arllsl, J.
II. HarWOOd, VI Lehi, who made the
sketch from nature while on
visit 10 northwestern France. The
scene il near = village In North Brit
tRny, or BT0lagne, ~ II 10 oallei Ia
France. Beyond the wicket gate aud
a short distance into the woods there
IuuaR pretty brook, which ~ notable
az tho scene where IL spent great
portion OF the time Of n mAn who iSuu-
like any other man in the world. lie
IL vigorous 10 body, tail anu erect, and
OF muscular buill. lie has no eyes,
no nose, no mouth, ana IL might DO
said no face. on tho usual frontal part
Of human beings physlognomy lie
has only the lower Jaw aud tho upper
part VI the forehead. All the Tost OF
the face IN artificial, And throughout
the county round he IL known As the
man with thn wooden head. HIS
name ~ MOreau.
The man IL not freak Of
nature. He was born perfectly
formed, aud grew 90 manhood
with his senses uuimpaited' In iaot
30 the people say, no was cookbook
ing young fellow Of the age OF 20,
when, In 1871, no shouldered his gun
Ia defense VI his country Ia the Franco
German war, where he distinguished
himself by bis bravery.
His head, or face rather, " not made
OF wool, though II has that appearance.
tits Of platinum, shaped into the form
OF the features aud painted 40 as ~ re-
solnblB human flesh. OF course, the
resemblance is very bad, and AZ Mo-
feau walks about the village where he
lives, mluglts with the neighUOrs anu
engage In the ordinary occupations Of
life, disappearance b. more than strange
1t is ghastly. The eyes SHINE whiIei
like enamel set In "a frame u some
cGalky substance. There II no express
sion 10 this curious mack. There IL no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
INC LOlnt Debaie.

The DIAL arrangements for the big
political debate In ths Th0ater to-
morrow night were made last night.
The speakers on the Democratic side
are precisely those named IN the NEWS
a few nights ago and proves that the
announcement was truU all reports 10
ths contrary Notwithstanding. Ihu
lime will be- divided among the de-
bators Gs follows, the Republicans In
each Instance having the privilege Of
rpplyinp: W. C., Hall 40 minutes, q, B.
Variau A., J.. h. Paul 20, Arthur
Brown 20, o. W. Powers 20, o. T.
A lien 20.
In casting lots Tor chairman OF the
meeting the Democrats won by the
SELECTION Of Governor West, The vice
rrssldents aie e.. W.. Bennett, ID. g..
dunbar, Elijah SBlls anu Hadioy ID,
Ighusun. The time keepers are b., l..
Ritrhir and j. W. Whitehead Jr Tue
seats in the building Will be equally
divided between tho two parties, the
Republicans occupying the east hnli oil
the pheatur ana the Democrats the
west. Admission will be- by Tickets
and uone viii nr good unless counter,
sizued by the chnirmen' Doors VIII
open Mt 1880 anu speaking wall begin al
5 o'clock sharp,
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supposed TO he the Heir.

WATERFOWL, 3. d., Dec. 2S.-Mrg.
Sarah r.. Chamberlain, living near
Ksmpessa, Is supposed 10 be the Mrs.
Bartlett VINO has fallen heir 10 the
Lutte millions ia California. Mrt.
Chamberlain claims % have had a
hali.bJothpr named Nicholas Lutte Ia
California. She took measures TO
ascertain whether lao WAS nor half
brother. She IL 81 years Of age, IN or.
binary circumstances, and says she has
rtTouT r,0uuds Tor tas belief that she Is
heir Of Lute's wealth.
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nRs. LEASES DEMAND.
she wants Her case Thoroughly
Investigated.

TOPEKA, Dec. g9.-Mrs. Leato sent
Governor Luwollng the following
letter this afternoon, aueut her removal
from the board OF trustees Of tho siate
charitable institutions: "Dlsclaimiug
any intention Of questioning your
authority, or wisdom u your acts,
or tho integrity Of your pur'
posse, 1 beg leave 10 remind
you that you have, as the chief
executive OF this state, tried and SEN
fenced me without according inc that
which the law OF the land aCC0rds the
vilesl Oriminal-lhe right Of defense.
Were 1 an employo Of you're, your
right 10 poTpetlaio tnis act OF injustice
might depend upon your inclination.
As 10 ", / recognize the fac,
that / am an omploye Of the state, no'
COuntnble ns Euoh 10 tho people OF THIS
state Tor my official record, and TOT
ihem, as wen NJ TOR myself, l demand
statement aud investigation OF the
Charge preferred against me, that /
may have an opportunity 10 c0ncede
the manifest Justice OF your decree, OF
defend myself from the imputatiOn Of
hiTtliug politicians"
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WHERE WILL THE DOUBTFUL
GO?
An Investigator, as Yet unpledgcd, Is
Beso, by Difficulties.
Editor Dcsere, Nepa

Editor Desert NeuG
la the order Tor the Joint debate to.
morrow evening, as published In this
mornings Tribune, IL seems to be ar.
ranged for the Democrats to occupy
one end OF the thoalor and the Repub.
llcaus tho other end, thus by gentle
Blratagem dividing the sheep from the
goats, as II were. but how afe the I'M
suphisticAted 10 know, especially before
tha debate, which n the flock Of sheep
aud which the goat heru2 IL n in
tended for an intellectual treat lOr the
ftalwarts in pRrtlsaushlp on both side,2
or ns an educational mVasuae Tor those
whose minds are not yet quite clear re-.
pardihg tie policy OF TWO political
parties? Wouldn't neutral zone
Tor those on the political anxious
seat have been a ueslrnble
feature, instead Of giving all The room
10 those whose minus are already made
VI? AEXiouA INVESTIGATOR.
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Trobaie Ionrt.

Judge Blair made tho following
orders t0dayi
Estate aud guardianship Of Ernest
l. Young ct ul, miuora Continued
further until January an, 1884, nj
. B. m.
Estate OF Charles Enpcman, de.
ceased. Hearing ON petition Tor lrticfs
Oi administration, Mu. Dora Lnge.
man appointed administrators on Ming
a bond % u, 900.
Estate OF Joseph Helm, deceased.
Hearing on petition for letters Of nd.
intimidation. Samuel Briut0u appoint.
Ell administrator, on ding n bond Of
500.
Estate OF James Watson, dCctated.
Hearing continued ull Friday, Jauu.
Afy OH, 1894, atlOa. IN.
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aims. They fcvo.tuI, Uu,r.uchsd
iltmsclv.s and were threatening iu
capture ih Fort and turn thc is.anI
uytr 90 thu febu's. a number .i
gu1Ms and col I!ca were killed in the
conflict.
rhn inu-r ni war vessel was
expected there TO help Hibernate OIL tle
tonvic.s Co tur uumter Of ono or Two
th1ufnnd aud i1ko them TO RIO 90 .ai
the government. 4, h Understood that
O government cfuiacr WIS fCut thpfu io
suppress the revolt aud defend the
leland usuiusi the iusurgonis.
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THE SLAYER OF HARRISON.
Guilty Is Tho Verdict Given by tho
jury Today.
The Attempt 60 t.tnbiish the Insanity
ofthc Murderer unauc.
cfsslui.

CHICAGO, Dec. gg.-At,orny Tfudo
In the Prcnicfgast case, ielumci his
closing argument Tor tho prosecution
this morning. In the oour,o u bis
remarks ho had occasion 10 refer 90
Henry George, the great single tax
advocate, whom no characterized ~
a "mlgTatory ami pusuIontial pnr1tItc."
Judge Btclauo began his charge 10
the jury az O'Clock b. m.
The verdict Of the jury in the Prem
deTgnst case was guilty, with sentence
Of death.
CHICAGO, Dec. gs.-'u was not ami.
mated by malice, swear before high
heaven 4 Yves not. You are my muir
duror u die"
This was the language with which
PtendorRnst interrupted Attorney
Irudo while making au Argument
Tor the prosecution. AB tho a..
fassiu spoke TtudC turned the Incident
10 account by asking, "ls ho Insane
now2n
Tfuuo said even men accused Of
crime resented the act Of Pruuiofgasi,
and tho pTitouOr broke la: "Tcs, they
are friends OF Harrison, whom ne pat.
Joned out ~ Bridowcll." The prisoner
interrupted lrudo ON several other uc-
catiuns. Finally the court told him 20
ho quiet and he subsidized. 10 h UX.
pcolod the case will 20 TO the Jury by
noon tomorrow.
1ltE COuululN CASE.
The Coughlin care was continued
today with the orUss.cAamiuntion OF
Mrs. Jonas Carlson, whose husband
owned the cottage la which Dr.. Cf0nin
WIS murdered. Nothing Of special
Interest was oiClted.
Several other witnesses were ex.
aminod without bringing uut anything
new.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

Master workman sov"roiE1 Issues an
Address on tho subject

Address on tho subject
PHI AuELpHiA, Dec. 2j--Genor
Mofamau SoverulgU, of tuu knighis
OF LABOR, before leaving for home,
Issued au address TO the Heights Of tue
country appealing 10 them 10 protest
agnIust tho proposed bond Issue. He
quotes from tho platform OF 1.-THE
knights bs iollOwi; "rhnt inter-
ct bearing bonds, bills Of
credit or notes Bshnll never
bo Issued by tho government but when
need arises the emergency shsll DO mot
10y an Issue Of legal tender noninieTcst
bsanng molty;" ho asks every local
assembly VA thu country 10 discuss this
plank at The tlfht regular meeting In
January. He says he calls for this
new agitation, because he has letters
from the South and West saying that
the issue Of bonds, ~ asked by Car
Isle, should be considered a sufficient
proyocRtion 10 Justify call 20 arms.
lilo deprcCates such course, aud Hug-
rests that ON the fret attempt OF
Congress 10 grant the authority
asked, the members OF the order from
Maine 10 California hold indignation
meotingsaud sent protests to,thelr mem-
bsrs Of Congress. lilo says the itsue Of
bonds Is an outrage ana should brand
with eternal iniamy every name COM
nooled with tho dlaroputablo tfansac'
action.
The paper continues by saying that
sum equal TO the entire circulating
medium Of the country was paid In
Interest every ak mouths,which means
that on an average Of every six months
the people must rebJrrOw tue money
from tue Interest takers, with new
securities. Thus the compound system
grows, aud II not checked II Will gb-
sotb all the wealth aud leave the Ia
bDTor In atJect servitude.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29
rrnuArs rTRIsmID ~ SNOW.
1hc unwiins. Lander wyoming tonci
Has Not Been usaru o.

LANDER, Wyo., Dec. 2).-rhere IL
great excitement hero over the nom
arrival Of the mail anu passenger coach
from Rlwlins, duo here yesterday
noon. Dispatches from Cfo1b's Gap tuy
nothing eau boo heard from the coach
or passengers. 10 has teen showing
hard iu the gap tor SOB hour. The
snow h now four frel deep ON the
level and badly dgiitcd iu many pisces.
II il feared the coach huH been loot ami
that the driver hud paiacngurs have
persisted with cold. A relief party let
nufe tgday.
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telori rmblJyiu- unconditional Iu.
peal, Waf er Sew York, anu Hail
NiuuUauia, rey0uiur in FAVOR OF cIu-
UUluai r.ulaL luv biil drafted b.
Hail amt Warner feIUals the
lU per cent tax, tut ptovidts
ihat The Issue " slate bank notes shall
be- confined 20 the state Boa which thr
banks are incorporated, ana 10 tue nui. g.
are uscu outside the state they shnli De-
subject 20 q taX VI 10 per cent oil tucir
L.-- u.Lmn-
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. .0.-At
d meeting OF the Duyal athletic club,
hell this afternoon, Il was decided to
have the Cofbrlt-Aiilchull fight take
place at II o'clock on the morning Of
January 10th. The decision OF the
club wRs, that IN the event Of favor.
able report from the criminal court on
Monday next the fight will take place
al all hazards.
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oIh ~. UIna.len- II foan,.

LuSDlS, Dec. gp.-rhis BE- Glad.
stout's SAN birthday. lie passed The
forenoon working hard IN his HIuly
aud during tho afternoon went % the
house OF commons, receiving many
kilograms u cougfatulaiiUn from dis-
uugulhCl people iu al pltts " the
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-29

Special Bispaiei 10 ne NEWS
BUFFALO, Wye, Dec. co. VIM.
Bryant aud Frank Scales, wlilo out
hunting yesterday, discovered noun.
tain lion devourlng tho carcas Of II
sheep. They hrod at It, whom It made
n fush upon them. Bryant had only
time 10 throw W his gun aud fre.
The animal was NO close that the hair
on ita n.y. was eingod.
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400 lha atale nanI. rns.

WAsnISGTON, ID. g., Dec. co.
The subcommittee VI tho committee
uu banking and currency of the
House, to whom was committed
the question OF repeating the
state Uank tax, decided on the
matter, Cox, Of Tennessee, submitting
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CHICAGO, Dec. gg.-As result o
the dispute over the division oi the
gate receipts, Carl Hagenbuck, owner
VI tho trained Gnimals, today secured
the appointment ot receiver for the
HagCnbacE biological Arena Co.,
which conducted the famous trained
animal show ON tho III way during
the MoTId'H Fair.
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nnAzILIAN CONVIOTs RELEAsED,
a Hot ANA Bloody Fight wan Guards
aud Soldiers.

Sr. VINCENT, Dec. 20. "A delayed
dlspa,Ch from Pernambuoo, dated
December ~, says there was gerioub
fighting In Aguns Btllas on the 2lst.
Tho soldiers attempted TO capture CON
shntln kogoberto, who fortified n
house on the hill. Ia the conflict
iiuy soldiers were killed. The
result OF the battle had not been given.
The dispatch also sent rop0rt % IA
revolt on the convict island Fernando
de MorOhna. Agents Of Admiral
Mello corrupted some Of the guards,
vino allowed part VI the U0nylcls " get
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hhrandea In siss.sry.


Special Dispatch 20 ne NEWS.
BnauASD, Neb., Dec. 29.-The
jury In tbs case OF the robbery OF tho
Adams Express company OF a $1,000
expires package hero several weeka
ago returned u verdict last night that
the three citizens Of this place ON trial
were not guilty, THIS leavea the
robbery shrouded in mystery.
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LOuisvmLE, Ky, Dec. 20. - The
court OF appeals has granted a writ Of
error In the lottery case. The lotteries
Will resume business pending further
action,
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Gone over Again.

The hearing Of tue Young estate
matter was again continued today, this
lime also because of the illness OF At.
torncy Waddoll, one Of the counsel
engaged In the case.
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The Last Name.

The Utah Commission today Ep-
pointed W. T.. Appleby ( r. as a Judge
" slsction:at poll 2, Second lrecinot,
Salt Lake Jity, to MI the vacancy lott
yesterday.