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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
Senate Programme.

WASHINGTON, April S-The week in
the senate will witness the continuance
of the debate on senators appointed
from western states with probability
that before Saturday the vote will be
taken. There now appears to be little,
if any, reason why the senate cannot
adjourn as soon as it is notified by the
president that he has no further COM
munication to send in. 1t is possible,
but not likely, that the Roach investi-
cation may be called up by the repub-
licans this week.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
PftifuI DesfftufIon.

New YORK, April S-Joseph Boyd
Haight who in 1850 failed for $500, 900,
dragging the Grocers' bank down with
him, and who was subsequently SEN
fenced to four years Imprisonment for
forgeries aggregating sl25,OOO, was ar.
rested yesterday morning for stealing
a loaf of bread valued at s cents.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
German
Syrup"

William McKeekan, Druggist at
Bloomingdale, Mich. "Ihave had
the Asthma badly ever since / came
out Of the army and though l have
been in the drug business for fifteen
years, and have tried nearly every
thing on the market, nothing has
given me the slightest relief until a
few months ago, when I used Bo-
schee's German Syrup. / am now
glad to acknowledge the great good
it has done me. lam greatly reliev-
ed during the day and at nightgo to
sleep without the least trouble" o
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

Threatens every man, woman or child living
in region OF country where fevera and ague
is prevalent, since the germs OF malarial
disease are inhaled from the air and are
swallowed from the water Of such a region.
Medicinal safeguard is absolutely necessary
to uullify this danger. As Eieans Of foru-
flying and acclimating the system so as TO
be able to resist the malarial poison. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters Is iucomparably the
best and the most popular.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

CASEY, Kan, March 29.-Two robbers
entered the bank at this place yester'
day, held up the cashier and another
officer of the bank and stole $1,000
They then escaped into the Indian ter
ritory.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
Extra Session Probable.

WASHINGTON, April at is reported
on excellent authority that congress
will be convened in special session on
the first Wednesday in September, that
being the sixth day of that month.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
Ten Miners Killed.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, April S.-A miners
lamp caused an explosion in shaft at
Z O'Clock this morning and ten miners
were killed. while two more are miss
ing and probably dead Yesterday
having been a holiday there were not
as many men at work in the mine to-
day as usual.
The dead are: John Roble, married;
James and Mike Brennan, single; John
Ryan, single; Frederick Cinter, single;
John Burt married; Joe Bortrex, sin.
gle; Nick Dolton, married, and Frank
Shupie, single.
The mine is burning fiercely with
momentary danger of a new explosion.
A. srrh% sd
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
7. q OHENtl O NU.i IUItUUi y
B- Sold by Druggists, 15c.

"A SHOEMAKER has card in his window
reading: ANY respectable man, woman
or child can have fit in this store
Banakok Times.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

DAUBsTER, the artist, whose studio is in
the top story, says II isn't healthful place
on account Of the climb-attic changes. Elk.
change.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

CHECK Colds and Bronchitis with Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies T0othache Drops Cure in one minute.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

Thomas +. Bay
ard, of Delaware,
to be ambassador
TO Great Britain.
James D. Porter,
of Tennessee, to be
minister to Chilli
James A. Macken.
zie, of Kentucky, tc
be minister to Peru.
Lewis Baker, Of
Minnesota, to be
minister to Near.
aqua, Costa Rics
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

The progress of science in medicine has
produced nothing better for human ills than
the celebrated Beecham's Pills.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

Tue reason that 7 oh men have so many
friends is because they are capital fellows.
Rochester Democrat
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
THE FIRST AMBASSADOR.

Thomas F. Rayard Has the Distinction of
Being the First American Ambassa dor.
Other appointments
WASHINGTON, March S1.-The presi-
dent yesterday sent the following nomi-
nations to the senate:
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

TIE AWAKENING SPoMs THEM-"Do you
believe in dreamsf' "Yes-when I'm
ssleepw-Puck.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07
Serlous Danger

THE greatest circulating medium is the
drummer.-Galvesto News.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

THoS F. BAYARD and Salvador.
Pierce NJ Young, of Georgia, to be
minister to Guatemala and Honduras
Edwin Dun, of Ohio (now secretary
of legation at Japan, to 6e minister to
Japan.
l. NJ Shaffer, of West Virginia, to be
consul at Stratford, Ont
Harrison R. Williams, of Missouri, to
be consul at Vera Cruz, Mexico.
NJ II. Pendleton, of Maine, to be con.
sui at Pictou, Canada
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

Theodore NJ. Ste
pan, of Illinois, to
be consul at Anna
berg, Germany.
VIM. 7. Townes,
Of Virginia, to be
consul at Rio de
Janeiro
Claude Meeker, of
Ohio, to be consul
at Bradford, En-
gland.
Newton B. Eustis,
of Louisiana, to be
l
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-04-07

Az upright judge needn't be ashamed of
his sentences even in the presence of the
strictest grammarians.-TrO Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

SARATOGA. n. T.. july s5-Ail ~ the
events today were purses and the talent
were not fortunate in their eclecfions. as
only two OF the winners were fret
choices in the betting. The frs;
race brought fourteen horses 20
the post aud Rcargaard was the
favorlie. at 2 10 2. with Cora Taylor
tho next choice at and 10 I. The re-
suit was something II an upset 20 Mary
=. who was . 10 4. won easily vith
Wheeler. another long shot in eccond
place. The result Of the second race
was a victory for the west. as Tar Rock
won easily and the favorite did not get
place.
Summary:
First race. six furlongs s-Mary = won.
Wheeler second. Rearguard third: time.
l:I6.
Second. five furlongs Tar Rock won.
Dispatch second, Edith third; time.
1N3
Third. six and half furlongs Sarah
Ramey won. Sister Mary second. Lize-
leg third. time. -
Fourth. one mile-Old Pepper won.
Phiiora second. Jugurfha third: time.
ls3ts.
Fifth. mile and a quarter hurdle-Ai.
fonsina won. bassanio second. Oeron.
imo third; time. 2s2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

foreign cifice. In answer 10 questions,
SAID that the government Was aware os
the mining rights held In Siam by Brit
ish subjects. but they were west ~ the
Nekong river and we're not inclu led IN
The territory requested by France.
Great Britain had received from France
sertal notice II the iItention 81 the
French government 10 blockade the
Sidmese coast. The blo-kade would
certainly te an act 81 beliiserancy. The
British government. Sir Edward added.
proposed 20 continue its present pro
lection II the lives and property OF
British subjects in Bangkok. The gov
ernment thought that the value that
attaches to a declaration of blockade
must vary with the circumstances of
each particular case.
IL response to further questioning Sir
Edward replied: Il cannot add any
thing 10 what have said hope 10 he
v e 10 give you further information on
T arseiay. IL would not be advisable or
- the public interest To make any
further statement today.
Engiand's WatchfuI Care
The siamess question is delicate and
complicated. and in It's solution the re
iations of four great powers are bound.
England has kept herself carefully aloof
from the triple alliance. but no one
there doubts for AN instant what her
attitude would be- in case of war with
ts~r&sany Aastria ard sesiy~isf ti.c field
against France and Russia. France In
England's hereditary enemy and Russia.
for all the royal visitings. il wistfully
hooking across her islatic boundary To
the forbidden pastures IL the Indian
peninsula BY a curious fatality the
Siamese question. whatever its solution.
will strengthen Engiands suspicious
add unffiendly attitude toward France
aud Russia. The Siau.cse question has
taken such turn Of late that II is not
easy 10 soc how England and France
can settle il peacefully without a feeling
of humiliation on the one side or the
other.
STAN il the last country of consider
able size ami IL weak and barbarous
government which the European powers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
FRANCE IN A HOLE.
Her Siamess Policy Discussed at
a cabins, Meeting
FEARS A CRISIS At HOME.
zhs Fari- Dos.rans-as IAcesds. ca Do
Whaseser l. Sees-ssrs "a Uphold
the breach DiSalsJ-

pAEIs. July - A esbinst eoanell
~as hsld tosssy a. xsrly IL koi shese
fresldeat Cannot SlsmpoEzrliy sosoarn.
sag Il CAN'T EF.i.sdesi over the deiib-
efations shisn xsFe entifoiy devoted 70
tae oiAmese qaess.oa-
Af-pr the clanell Flze . seull oihcial
sfatsuAnt ~ tie pf,is,ersiings as ISSUED
Ihi- statement - that Ia eoAf0rmiiy
Nlth the unanimous vote q tie scnata
efd sho chanber of deputies t1e govern
n.ent has faxen saeh measures - safe
gaard ths interests Il digu.ty u Franee
a. we're coasl4leresl. from Slams reply
g. the frsncA aiilnaaiuui. 10 have teon
rsasiefrt nrccssarS.
The n4irisiFy = aoV IN a 4aaldary. n
wa- lot couiomD. D.ais,l that Siam would
Fes.et ard The cAt3net hesliates "a IN
eps ths plian "a b.soiskrsl. Aeeor,iing
q International iAS rcutsal powers are
Ift is4ld - rscez zuixr a blockade ex.
et4t tetscen t,tii.a,tf ants. snd the
frraca eaesttutien prosiles that var
~aEna. Le declared aitkout the consent
a. rAfiisfleuA fhe situation Is ono =
tf 3 greatest difficulty. and only success
can justify the p iiiy which NJ. Deseils-
has.a lsptrE ~h0aat he fasi. the cuun-
trs already snlartiLs under thc long tale
~ egionsi failures. wiii visit hiu4 anu
h.s eabuet with thr .sessicst penaities.
fstss;ent Carnats absence from tho
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Oncials Search the Records and then
Make n Statement

WAssInGTos. July 25.- Pension Off
cials have been looking further into the
clse of Justice Long II the Michigan
supreme court. and have issued this
statement: The case was taken up
without legal application or declaration
oi any kind on May 6. 1850; il was ex-
amined on May 6. iss9. reviewed on May
6. 1859: medical action taken on May g.
1ssg. and certificate issued on May q.
lsso. In other words II was rallroaded
through between two suns. and
something like $1,000 paid 10 the
Judge in back pension. On July
10. 1889. in compliance with q
letter written by the judge to-Com-
missioner Tanner. dated June II. lssa.
the case was further reratcd at the rate
of 90 per month from June -. lsG2. To
June {. 1885, and e,l.aS per month from
June 4. ls52. 10 June 4. 1874. This sec
ond rerating ncttcd the Judge total Of
about 81 600. II il further remembered
ily several pension Office employees that
Judge Long was on the ground himself
when the pension bureau took its first
rcmar sable action. and together with
Major Wright - the pension bureau.
seemed to be looking carefully after his
own interests. The papers also chow
that despite tho fact that the Office
medical board which examined
Judge Long on March -. issi.
only found him entitled to go
PER month. which defeated any right 81
an increase. for be was then In receipt
% s3o per month pension. In August.
lssi. his pension vas arbitrarily IN
creased by Commissioner Dudley To go
per month II should he stated. how
ever. in justice 20 Mr. Tanner. that be.
fore lac granted Judge Long his fret re
rating he obtained from The chief ~ the
Law division. Mr. Bailey. a legal opinion
prepared hs Captain Lyon. which
sought o. justify the contemplated re-
rating hy the commissioner. II - need
less e. say that this opinion does not
properly state the law IN thr casc. ss
any oae cauyersaDt with pension affairs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

DRioHToS BEAcH. July - First race.
FIVE furlongs Gray Eagle won. Express
and Osric dead heat: time. l.o2tS.
Second. six furlongs -connors won.
Sprinta second. Dare Devil third. time.
l.lea..
Third. seven furlonrs Ofctia won.
Lansing second. I'lsy or Fay third; time.
l..s'i,.
Fourth, FIVE furloncs Charley Wi
con won. Skelladdlc second. TrrTi6or
third: zine. iN1a..
Fifth. seven f9rlcngp Speculation
won. Little Nell second. Circular third;
time l.Gi..
Sixth. fve furlonga Clement won.
Tuhcrose second. Hannibal third. time.
iNi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

S.s Tnsscfscn Juis - The strsnsf
ooeanlu arrived srpm Hong Kong ED
Yokohama to-day. bringing Hooe'uir
aivices 10 fuiy - On jul; II psllsssn
u. Aisfarsief rss hiJ~dnsrd errsmis
siass~f T. ssssst NJ. 1bersfon - pssh.
slsst0u 81 nugcriafieus fof tfeafs -
annersf1un. Alessntef Is ihs eeiine
historian - f'nwaii. sUi - ~i3tiy
tnoxn IN s-isrsife csreiss si,sDsd
Minister T.sasnt hss ro-1sisded HE -
t1fa un fisssiisa adairs and n sss
stated he puntA frosnhis fp~~srt n -
Washington w 80 ffssspne. knst-afis
which ~ss = sssd falg r. II - -
tuofss.d fknf 30 has given the rfovsrsorHl
soternmsns y nodefFfsnd nothing vii
l. fsssns rntll re- sorfis i,scs hss rtrsrf.
ufirh usy 10 ptted pS,,n dofil,s tbs
eftgs e.esien = sorgrts-~ ~ August
The rsv treaty xiich vss 3rs~- hers
% - soirsitsf1 % TIE ffritef STATES
ess.rrns~~sr = ~ili hs ~iffteif nvsifis.g
acton 90 nieups's f~psrt Jhs lsfsss
re,s-fs rzsrrsrnsle ffe dreaezit are
that IL " straAslf ifessy - snsssrsf,r-n
esshsut ,sas'uits4, b. shieh - ftfrf.
enee fses5srs O. tfss ixt.of sts~f.fa.
finsaros - IT, psseest sssissr - hard
hfsidlrR~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
GRAND RAPIDS MICII- WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 26

cad; H. NJ. kirty. MArsans Ina lioo
ssrsis;. third; Gessge r. IsyioE Va
thaoa. Mass lserstcEl. fourths ] IS ! u
I4yior's time. i0s
Quarter mile, slate championship
". C. AsFuon. Indianapolis son; l.. Y.
Minor. Indiana p0.is scoont. &srton
Black Fort wayns. third: William No.
tlelian. Font Wayne. fourth. tae.
55lA
onc taiie open. fnal heat Time Halt
fixed es31; 1sorge r. Taylor finished
first Ia 1ss3 and the starters refused 10
go again. claiming time limit could lot
he made on account a; the wind. fo>t
poised until toraorrow-
One mile tar ndem Roy keator and J.
y. Bliss first. n. 4. kumsien and &. 4.
kinsis. second. time. > -ksis
One mile championship Fort Wayne
Marion hlaek won, William Nct Tel
lsn second. A. 4. Alter third. l. H. Dss
comb fourth: time. 3is
Dne half niie. state championship
= v. Minor son. W &. Maruaon second.
ii. y. Kirby third. tine. HASA
Two mile. state cham pionship T. Y.
Minor won. W. {. Earmon second.
Marion Black third; fins. .s5l J5
In an attempt 10 brst half mile uni
cycle record, hoy Heater went IN
/ 20 3r5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Tisc, Tarr Out o,cs 1000 knights OF
the srip

Cucano. July - Paid admsssis.r.s NJ
the far today. ss1ss.
peepite the excessively warm weather
The parade q the coinmerciRl ffnvelffe
to-day was magnificent sosssess ovtf
la.00 men were IA line and % les fbsn
forty four states and sls foreieH
countries were represented. The fafEae
formed on Michigan avenue. f-ssr zen the
art palscc and Van BureE street tiatiutf.
and shcffl, after 10 ocleck headed y
the Tfocasero band and escorted ~ Ire
Ehicaro Bueskrs under Csptaiu iirsod
began sis mari,h dosh Michigan ave.
nue q T~enfy .secor1 stfss.t en ar
fiting ~ TVcrfs eecond street a s-iprtef
marche.l fars again g. Tho fau burrn
street viadact. hsfe q iislantlei
Ae tie psraile passed the Travellers
club at ~. J .2s5 Mschigss sfes.ps. Il
was reviewed ~ Mayor harriecf i'rssi
dent HiGintutilsn - the veri5s FER
ard others Ttsss afies noer the eonr uler.
csal ffavriers new clph house ca Mich
izan avense psa deyhcsted. and tonight
special ~ szrHni sn honuF of the irsx
tiers xas given ~ shs Jfecs8ero
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

4 worid'@ PAR bsrur~ion Train
Ns-askr r.i AZ Noars,e DsIi-

AksoS Ohio. July - meet seri
Gus ssciaens occurred oa tho Pi,tsborH
4 Western railway at Norre feils.
ai-,t ssven mites ntfth - here. at b'si
this mafniug The see0na section 4 a
lia'f. more s ohio excursion train,
iastira with eScufsienists ftors NeS
I i1gk state hound g. she sori.fs fasf.
was fhroeu fe8m the TRACK hy Tie
SPREADING q the fsll- and three = tie
day sssae.srs ioasisd 9Th extufstaniats
fosissl .lss~u Effeea fr-,t rsnl,suSmen
ani fea other ears vefs drfsiies
fseisty sne pefeans ~srs SERIOUSLY ~
jafeil thfer 4 them fatally 4 nami,st
e .leeiafs from here sent - the s.fse
4 the sfrsk arfi slii al ~ iieif poviF
a. 50 az fat susefns e the salure3 ~
speedily - F-s~siils thsse Wefr ossasfYssi
T. ass,-a ana az sre trsng eare4 - A.
tsa etg hxfiist II rerorts afe tfpe
~. Hsfiis "a va te- - defective tlss
sssi hee llreuee oa The lssfi - these
sh.s.s 6ussu-.s Il = - keep fhe issek "a
rspsiF ne tram SO g. -se sfsnnd a
-isfp 'sefse 4ken the 81 teisteAt o.
earFek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
sIRRocco's FAST RACE
He Escapes Making q Record by .
Quarter of . second

He Escapes Making q Record by .
Quarter of . second.
MosaopTH PAsk. July 3l-Ths
weather today MAS simply ideal fof rae
ing, and the track although dry and
dusty WAS in good enough condition Ia
warrant fast time being made The at
tendance. however. Was light. The
event ~ the day. the Stevens STAKES for
3 yeaf-oldE, WAS Won by Sir Walter
The race. in fact. was nothing more than
a gallop for him. Rainbow. under THE
whip. secured the place length aud a
half in front a Young Arion.
Senator Grady won the sapling stakes
for =. year -olds Hysiefahad. ridden iy
Taral. made dead heat for the piece
with Henry of Nevarns.
Tho first race was reduced 20 three
cornered light between Sirrocco. FAIRY
and Aloha Garrison had the mount GA
Sirrccco. and riding perfect rac.-.
landed him AN easy winner. Fairy Sc
cured the place in drive from Aloha
Summary:
First race, five aad half furioncs
Sirrocco wen. Fairy second. Aloha third.
time. 1AiIs.
Second. six furlongs Lustre won.
Mary Stone second. Red Banner third:
time. l:ioi..
Third. i've and half furlongs Gen.
Grndy won. Henry of Navarro aud Hyder
abad dead heat; time. 90
Fourth. mile and half Sir Walter
on.isainbow second. Young Arion third.
time, 2:3sis.
Fifth. i've and half furIongs Little
Pirate won. Cross.ire second, Ascot
third; time. ] OF
Sixth. six furlongs Macintosh won.
Chief Justice second. Mr.. Sass third;
time. l:l2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

CHICAGO. July -. Results ~ Hsw-
thornc. Hrs. race. four and has fur
longs -Norihside won, Iilsit second.
Seville third. time. 81
second. seven furiongp-Eh Kindie
Won. Nerdanf second. Rousef thiri.
time. ] II.
Toxhsii second. Kimberly third. time.
i31
Fourth. ore mile opsto won. pioneef
sccond. Lad Ionsisle third. time.
ll3
Fifth. seven furlongp -C'lee fsuy won,
NDcsahi secobd. Annie iinswn third.
time. n
Sixth. mile snd sixfe~sfh hurdle
Cuchara won. Annie kace ~ecs,rsd. S,serial
third. tame. 20l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

he S.aness minister thes.sofe urges
more sirsnuousiy than ever that France
ds1as exactly shat she considers hef
rights In Ansm snd Calabosi.a aad Ga
toe l-ft baax u The Mexoug nxex.
The eorrezpondelt adds that the sis-
taess gossrnaasns has offered to provide
Islots % take the French gunboats
i-niln ani cosnets dosn the Asnsm
river frosn Bangkok. These pilots were
ssksd for bs NJ pasie yesterday when
he nolined the Sismsse goscrnment that
lie sould lsase the city On "Wednesday
10 20 ga board the sarship inconstants.
lf appears certain now that NJ. Pave
uin hasten his departure. IL IL said
that the French minister on one u the
g;unboafs sI.d accompanied BY the other
sl. go down the river this evening.
viii frossrs Brsss.h Property.
Ia the house II commons Sir Edward
Gray. parliamentary secretary II the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
GOES BY HER SISTER
May Marshall PAGES the Third
Heat OF a Race in ala
ON The CLEVELAND TRACK
MAk ing Herself sad Mary Marshall
The FASTEST fuil Biooicd Sisters
Ina the Trcsttng World

CLEVELAND. July .5.-The fasorites
had everything their own wa, al the
opening day II The grand eircnit races IN
this city. From the time the bell was
rung for the first heat until the last OF
the afternoon the first choice OF the
pool buyers demonstrated that conf
dence was well placed. The opening
events ~ the program was the race for
trotlers Of the 2:2I class Ii took four
heats 10 win il. but il might jus, AZ well
been won in three heats. Eickok who
had the black California mare Ale
handre. was not altogether SURF that he
could beat Nyanza. and he tried the iirsf
heat 10 ascertain Of what kind of stud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Charles Lawson Has Brokcn Skull
and Hyde Il Jailed.

GLADwIS. Mich. July u. Charles
Lawson went To the house Of Henry
Hyde. seven miles from this city. and az
Tackled him with ~ inch knife. Hyde
tore himself away from his grasp. seized
"A large handle and smashed Lawson Il
skull. After repeated blows he left the
body and informed the neighbors that
he hal killed Lawson. The authorities
went with Hyde after the body ye-tsr.
day and found that Lawson had revived
and dragged himself three miles 10 where
they found him in the road. He is now
in filadwin and may possibly recover
Lawson is said 10 be rather rough
character For three days his wife and
children have been hiding in the woods
for fear of him. AZ seems that Lawson
was Jealous II Hyde.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Diphtheria Has spread Very Rapidly
From the Loud Camp.

L,N-iNe. Mich. July ~. Dr. J. W.
Iauxhurst ~ West Bay City has been
sent by the state board ~ health 10 look
after the outbreak Of diphthcria I'm
Louds lumber camp ia Mullen town.
ship Alcona county. The outbreak
began on June 10. II VI. Loud 4 son.
proprietors ~ tho camp. have expressed
their Willingness 10 follow the ins'ruc.
tons - the board and close the camp
Tor sotne time 20 come. From tbis out.
break the disease has spread into three
other tosnshif's Ia Afcona county. four
IN Huron county and one each "a SAM
lac. 81 Clair AMI Ias.co Fifty i've cases
aud twenty i've deaths have been rc.
ported 30 Tor