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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
Observation-Disclosures

1t is now stated ith authority that
Mayor Brown Las ordered his friends not
to exert themselves for him. He will take
the nomination If the Republicans want
him. This Is equivalent to leaving a fair
field for Tiepke, and 1t is announced that
he means business. Friends on the in
side say that they arc sure Of his nomina'
tion and election because Smith and
Moroney are secretly working for him.
If Smith and Moronsy can get Democrats
for Tiepke we will lie astonished. But
watch them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
His Signs Misunderstood.

IL would not have broken my pledge"
,aid backsliding tippler recently, but
lor an internally stupid barkeeper.
The man was stone deaf he continued.
.and had grown tired of drinking sarsa-
parilla and ginger ale. Iwan,ed a Lemonade
md tried to order it, but couldn't make
iim understand.
"He talked TO me in the mute language,
ind 1 tried to answer him and made signs
If mixing drink with shaker. lie nod
led and smiled and made me "A milk punch.
II didn't want to hurt his feelings nor
,dmit my inability TO understand him. So
'drank the milk punch aud made more
igns for lemonade, but somehow o. other
ialways got I.ilk punches. That unset
led me, and that is how broke all my
romises. New York Herald.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
A FAIR FIELD.

The Democratic primaries will be held
In the various wards on the evening Of
Oct. 13. The City Committee has chosen
officers for them and the polls will be open
from O'Clock until 10 o'clock. The gen
tlemen who will have charge of the pri.
maries are of excellent material and will
doubtless see that there will be fair field
and no favor. Let the primaries be we'll
attended.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03

sixteen columns more than the amount
which appeared on the corresponding
Sunday OF last year. These were the an
nouncements OF the leading houses In the
great shopping districts In the upper part
of the city"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
Machine comoany embarrassed.

BosToS, Oct. 3-The Swampscott Ma
chine company. New Hampshire cor
poration doing business In this state, has
gone into the hands Of receivers. The
liabilities are said to he about tl50, 900 and
the quick assets in this state about $50. 900
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
Democrats Got Fooled.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Oct 3.-The town
of Fairfield went Republican by over 800
majority. Nearly all the Democratic can
didates were defeated. The town was re-
garded as Democratic ny 800 majority.
Stratford went X publican and no H.
cense.
Trumbull went Democratic.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
Women Tui ned Out In Force.

ROCKVILLE, Conn, Oct 3-A feature Of
the annual town election here was the
registration If $50 women, nearly all
voting the Republican ticket for school
officers. The town elected the Republican
ticket by majority Of 366. The towns of
Ellington and Tolland went Democratic.
Ellington voted no license the first time In
MANY years
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03

Shrewd business men always advertise
largely In dull times. In proof OF this the
New York Herald calls attention to the
fact that last Sunday IL "pripted forty
columns OF dry goocs advertisements,
which is the largest number it ever
Published on any day Of the year, and is
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
Republicans Carry DanburY.

DAYBURY, Conn, Oct "A big vote
was polled here and the Republ leans wou
by an average majority Of about 100. Last
year the Democrats carried the town by
no
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
Midd!stown's Surprise.

MIDDLETowN, Conn, Oct. 3.-At the
town election the Republicans gained a
sweeping victory. electing the board Of
selectmen for the first time since the war
of tho rahallion
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
colored Folks win Protest

LOUISVILLE, Oct 3.-The new state law
requiring separate coaches for white and
colored passengers went into effect yester-
day. All the railroads have complied.
The colored people will file a suit to test
the leQislation
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
READING Didn't Default.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The interest on
all the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
roads obligations which fell due yesterday
were ordered paid by the receiver. The
total amount involved Is over $500. 900.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
The Upper Hand!
CAST OF CHARACTERS:

SAoi VT
Happy Jack LAMAR
Prisoner 307...........
The Wanderer...".. ED. Il. SULLIVAN.
Mad Juck...
Honest Jack. .......
key Beaten, tramp-with sopgs..........
Uncle JOSH of "Od virginny."-wltb songs,
Jacob Schultz, very much In lo, e-with
Newton Darke. the cause Of the trouble.
Josiah Jenkins, very much In authori,y....
Il. r., Gray
Richard Darlington. sheriff and warden.
jim Jam, the heather Chinee-with songs.
cs, Nil, =; 49,, Leech
Harold McDonna
The Detective. "The Majesty Of the Law"
Paul stott. the prisons victim. .............
Maud Lamar..........Miss Maude Nick Nrson
Mrs. Wolf. the "she wolf". Mrs. Cbas. Peters
Kittie Kettle, the belle of the kitchen-with
songs ..................M Miss Emma Dunn
Gertrude Ii mar. "Birdie."4 years old, lat
act. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Little Baby Dot
Gertrude Lamar, IN and 9th acts...........
Miss Ellen Mortimer
SYNOPSIS:
Act Jack Lamar's Uappy Home. The
Old she Wolf. Happy Jack and his horse
avn fire." Rogues have the upper hand
Act 1.-The Penitentiary. The Revoltl
The Eek losioni Escape of the Doomed Con.
victs. Prisoners have the upper hand.
Act IlI-The Home of sorrow. Strange
Christmas Visitors. The Loving Wife has
the upper hand.
ActIv-The Bincksmitb's Forge. The
Snow Storm. A Curious sleigh Ride. The
Thrilling Abduction. Arrest OF the wild
horses at full speed. Tue wanderer has the
upper hand.
Act v-The Home OF Mirth. ComicaIties OF
all nationelities. AT last the right man has
the upper hand.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03
HEN GUESSING CONTEST.

Manager Lothrop, I'm order to make things
merry NJ Lothrop'S OPP ra House next week,
viii have n veritable Yankee men guessing
contest, whicn gives every person attending
the pei rOrmances of The Upper Hand dur
ing the entire week an opportunity of walk
Ing home with magnificent album con.
tanning the photographs of the members of
his several stock companies. Little Allie
Fisher, Lothgop's phenomenal baby star, IL
the possessof of an educated hen. She has
applied to this feathered biped an endear.
ing name. The first person who guesses
this name will take the album.
a SECOND PRIZE.
Manager George T.. Lothrop has decided to
add a second album prize in the hen guessing
contest, week of October 2. This beautiful
album, with photos, will be given to the
patron first guessing the age, In days, Of
Allie Fishers educated hen.
Hand your guess with name OF hen plainly
written, together with your own name and
address, To the chief usher after passing the
ticket taker.
PRICES:
ORCHESTRAL. ..........-......'25 CENTS
BALCONf.... ........s.....'s.s......S .SO CENIS
GALLEhN ........s...'...s''sss..lO CENIS
Reserved Seats can be cured one week In
advance. Box Office open Il ON a. IN. to 8
p. m. Telephone 445l.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-03

siggius Bro-..
Fine Liquors anu Cigars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

The House H<s . Long Drawn Sess.on
Sprlnx.ed Wun Fun

WAsalssTos. Fec. c.->o matter
which party . N eontrol OF sne house.
suspension day % always looked upon
viii great deal Of apprehension ~
lasmoers Of the majority and minority
sl<s- No Que bat the speaker. or
soE1e close al sofs OF ns, know posi-
tive what measures may be called up.
rhefe may ps speculation. but tncFs Is
no certAlnty. And 80 II Was today.
Mr.. kilgore Of 1exas began early fill-
busternk notlocs. MS superficial OBJ
lect beng 10 prevent the cons derstion
e the anti ptlor bill. tut deeper ihan
this Was his sntagonism 10 the hank
ruptey bill. whscn public rumor had
put down on tie slate for today.
Many members who were ia favor OF
the one proposition were opposed 10
the other. kn1 taers was third sec-
ton. wnsle being IN fsyos OF botn prop
oslnons. we're opposed to bills involving
cisaas After tae long. bat rather unln.
tsr-.sing nght. Mr.. kdgore und hun
st. IN e hopeless minority and WAS
obliged 70 surrender, for the journal.
against which bis skirmsn Inc wa,
drawn. was approved. But he WAS not
diAaeartensd, Aad when ne found Mr..
burro~s leading an attack against a
war claims ball be vAliantly seconded
every move made by that gentleman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
SAFE AT HER DOCK
CRIPPLED BY A BROKEN SHAFT
She Drsfted About. Driven BY Furious
Gales. Unul Picked Up BY an
Ocean Steamer.

sAx FsAscIsco. Feb. 6.---Ths Pacific
Mail steamer, City Of Pekin. which
sailed from lokohamA January 10 last,
aud winch had been long overdue,
caussns considerable anxiety. 10 safe al
her dock. having reached there IN "
early thss evening. The tux Nigi-
lsnt and severss others vent out IN
search % the Pekin two days ago.
Early this morning she found tho Pc
KIN coming Along sloviy under sail
aud took her IN tow. About O'Clock
tnis afternoon the Vigilant aud her
later was 81 her dock.
Capt. X. X. Searlc 1t once sent the
following report to the Merchants .
January 10 at IL =. m. We had west
erly winds for ten DAYS. Al $50 q. m.
on January 81, IN latitude 30 degrees,
longitude iss degrees. IL minutes.
l.i20 miles from San Francisco. our
rhaft broke IN the sleeve aud We pro-
ceeded under SAL. From that time
until our arrival We experienced east
and northeast winds, increasing ct
times 10 the force or gale. aud at no
time did we have forty-eight hours OF
from the time Of lao accident the saip
made 80 miles under SAIL"
Chief Engineer Mcclure gave TO the
United Press reporter the following re-
port OF the disaster: ave experienced
rough weather after We left Yokohama.
We got through II ali right. On Jsnu-
AIRY II. when II WAS perfectly calm. the
propeller broke short of. We were
tnen ,220 miles from San Francisco.
We put sail on ner and did pretty we'll
until we met the storm the China
wasln. Then We had . hard time. and
the waves broke over us repeatedly.
We did not stop at Honolulu. We
made for the Chlna's route, expecting
to be picked up by her. All hands had
plenty 10 eat and, as you see, are
looking we'll. Nobody was hurt. and
but for delay and storm il WAS . pleas
ant trip"
The PASSENGERS all speak in the high
est terms of tho officers and manage
mens OF the ship. All say they were
not et all uneasy. THIS afternoon
spreckles Bros. ordered the Fearless
out 10 look for the san Juan, which is
going under slow speed. hoping To meet
the steamer Australia. and II is pos
s:ble that the Fearless may overhaul
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
TO BOND THE CITY
TO IMPROVE GRAND RIVER
Ha Also Makes = Dipionst,s Now ns-
gsId1nx the Commanding q Judge
J.sssoa's APpo.n susnl

LAssrSs. Mich. Feb. She ssas&s
vent into session ~ $50 tonight an1
hustled OF lot Of business in . shors
spsce Of lime. A concurrert resolution
relative 10 the immediate Investigation
Of the ssn.tAry condition OF Jackson
PRISON vas unanimously adopted. The
JOINT resolution from the house, CON-
mendlng President Hsfrson on the
appointment OF Judge jackson. ~ss
tabled. on motion OF senator Barnard.
by vote Of u 10 &. The democrats sot-
lng sgs.nst the motion.
senator HARVARD gave notice OF .
JOINT resolution snc . hill 10 authorize
the city Of Grand Rapids to submit 20
the people, on the tirsi Of April rsxs. .
proposition 10 amend the city charter
20 ne 10 ALLOW Grand Rapids 10 bond a
seif in ihe sum ct <l30.Ulo Tor sne inl-
prossnsrst OF Grand fiser.
senator He.ss gave notice az blil
10 amend the iaw fslAfise TO the nc a.
pofstion OF manufacturing Companies.
ntuaior Clts "a fesoIusf0sl. real. xc
Ia the sslsflcs of state of.ccrs. pAs
taken from the general or1ef aad fe-
sefred 10 tie committee On coaslitu.
ti0uSi amendments.
Relative 10 his motion 10 tafe Ia
nonse resolution commend inr ts.. r.ress-
deui upon Judge JAckscn's 4te 4.t-
m. ut. Stn&tor barnard rad. 81 tnAt
rs.olut.on had teen pat 10 a vasr 70
night Il would probably heFe Us.en de.
i.Alcd- Many oi the itlenlftf- ale l.of
here and there resms ~ ~ popu1aF
preiudlce egslnst the APP lutsn. al
among the rcputllcans tlfong bout ioe
state. Ne thought t.e-i 10 ict tte n.st.
geT rect Tor while unfil 4 ccuis - dis-
cursed snioag the republican nembcfs
- faa x.n.fe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
CANADIAN CATTLE BARRED.
Pleuro- Pneumonia Was Introduced by
Them Into Scotland.

Them Into Scotland.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Uganda qnes-
ton was again raised today ln both
houses OF parliament. Lord Brassey
IN the house Of lords. asked what
measures had tecn taken TO secure
peace WITHIN tie British sphere of ia.
iluence IN East Africa.
Lord Ro.eberry quoted from the m
sfrnctlon gwen 10 >sr Gerald Portal,
who nss besn cent 20 report on the
State Of agfaire suJ the beet means OF
dealing with ihe country.
In tie house OF common the Right
Hon. Joseph CHAMBERLAIN slso ques-
tionrf toe government oH the sui'Jtct
Of Uganda. Nr. Gladstone replied
g1vins 4 statement ssmi a. 10 that o.
Lord Enscberry's-
In reply 10 the interpolation OF
Henry 1aplin. ex pres dent OF the
board of scr cul ore, Mr.. Gardner. iiss
nrrsens precedent. saij that since est
July fortv-one caess of pie"ru paeo-
nonia had s,efo discovered among
etsntcen esreces OF cattle nnrpfttd q
from tho | nl;-d -iates. The appear.
snce of tHe as<s-e in Scotland lad
t.een traced - forts where CANADIAN
cattle nsd hren landed. The govern.
n.ant therefore would 30 obliged q
MAINTAIN the prohll9uon ol Canadian
cattle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

A meeting Of the executive commit
tee Of the county probibstonists was
held yesterday afternoon, and the COM
mittee comp sed ot A. B. Cheney.
chairman. George Koelofs. secretary:
The Rev. Charles Oid.ieid, l.. X. Davis.
w. &. Sheppard and 81 III. Walker
were ali present. The County consen-
ton was called TO meet Al Good Tenn
plars' hall on Friday. February L.. al
p. M. TO nomirate candidates for the
circuit Judges, sDd elect deiegst.s tor
the state convention al Lansing, febfu.
AIRY -. The committee sdopted the
following resolution.
Whereas. The judicial Official should
he non-psrtisau. and.
Wnereas. JUDGES Grove and. Acs.t
have given excellent satisfaction IA the
Office I circuit judges OF the county.
Resolved. That ee. the executive
committee Of tie prohibition party.
express tho wssh that such )adees
m4gat BE- reDominatsd to aud continue
"a such offices. and that tie pi0hlbit.on
parry xonlf. W. tsll4ye. cordially unite
IN snch noalnation, providing the
ssnlc "a made as a noa Taftisan one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

ArmAN, Msoh.. fcb. e.-An eni-
cngly respec.sbls aud nstrinonisiiy-
,ucbu.d i,etroit WIDOW ilss been Wat
ng ADRIAN Tor a lev day A. none ~
thr ADRIAN eentiensen sesnlsd IN
e ned the vsy fhe Vas. she uEened
an sxisnsise correspondence ihfouSh
Toledo mstfmonlsl journal. VIII The
result fi,st she hss sEcnsBrsd plctrfes
with Sew Haml-aire chap. hss -
ce.ved from him TIE urice - brit
ciss. tlcset 20 tne snkse country.
and leaves shis week O. ''iins" b p'-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

The Grand Rapids Guards held its
regular monthly meeting at It's srmory
act night. ! rerident Hannen preceded.
as the supreme court having dec c'dsa
that the recently elected officers were
not legally elected. Sotwlthslandingt the
fact tnat u was thought that the meet
lhg would resolve itssif into Don
nlebrook" fair. Il was not unusually
hot. A committee. composed of Slmol
LaGrau. ". l.. ks.moack. Julius Fish.
John II. KRONER and j. W. Hannen
Was appointed To revsee the conststn-
ton. which has been prOven 80 dc.
fectlye.
Captain KRONER preferred charges
agsinst Corporal Lew Johnson. lri.
Yates Dennis Clark, Ell Kidney. ka-
dolpn w. lsrch. George Mcwiliams.
Walter MctrAth, John weidmsn, Bsno
strexenrniter and W. IL. Stuart for
non-attendance at drills. aud at the
next neeiiBg he Wi recommend their
dishonorAb!o discharge from the s.'-
vice.
After the committee meeting the
board OF directors held a meeting and
elected the following officers Pres,-
dent. ". T.. ksimlacn, vice president,
James y ei; secretary. Con Csrstens:
treasurer, Fred ". Morrison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

An osgsn.zre osng, Who Have ssoisn
for Years. Arrestcd.

sAcISaW. Mich. Feb. c. scrgssnt
over OF the police force las sfrivsc
vas arrested at P.AcoueniIs. L.. ssv-
tfai dsys ago. <Lsr e vaptrd here
a number 81 etnsfs t'e.ng sfcused 81
having Toi'bed log rnfts on thf fis~f 10
the amouni of many lboassnC doi'sfs-
Al ofsanixed gang ~ ick ff">iFis so
been known 10 ski-i, 'Aff affffna'
tons amounting 10 iiOa-~n1s ~ opi-
isrs yearly. The ettarser shst ! 'shfr
= esres,e.i u eve vii Efoi.sply smpii-
.ste sex.fni men who hitherto have
f-cef1 etoxr susflict07.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

aud .nr,nssrs and tie company. The
snxineers dsmsnd sn lnersase Of pay
10 the standard sSale-Ss.so per day
for oader 100 mlles and "a esnts per
mile Tor eli over loo miles.
The frsm~n receive - per cent Of
III. wages OF the eog'neers. President
Smith refused to discuss the matter
with Grand Caisf safgeans aad Cnief
Arthur of the engineers. The matter
has nov gone teyoni their control and
the eri.yanee committee will order .
vote ON the sdvsssbliity of . striks. III
i pssses by . sso-snirds vote general
tie 10 vii resalt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
BRIBERY CHARGED.
Tbs Senatorial Fsgh, IN Wyoming WAKES
Very Hcs and Interesting.

cHEyExSx, wyo.. Fab. 6--Ihe sena-
torlal tight reached severe neat today
and charges OF bribery are being freely
made. senator Russell. republican.
OF Nlntah ceuntv, left the city satur-
day and has not returned and Is re-
ported 10 be on MS way 10 FLORIDA
ar. Russell - from News own coun-
ty aud republicans INSIST that there -
something wrong. IL IS reported that
one republican senator declares he was
offered 5000 10 vote for New. An
attempt will be made m the legislature
tomorrow 90 prove that Russell WAS
paid for Leaving the state. A stormy
session OF the two houses - expected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Ansskx. Mich. Feb a. fhe ftfe
shore - ifosd suth0f tee worked
lsrte gang SUNDAY tsaftek up tns fri Q
~ the old Canada Southern strip fNn-
n.ne from ilssriisid 10 trotstrof, az
si4ss. The sorfen.e couft AL ttct 'rff
rendered deFlsion "a t1ectnet
.xatnst the Lake shore because tbtf
hsd moi operated tie Dpsd fof fnsrf
ssars. the court boi5lrs that the rosd-
rcd reverted 10 the ofiftna' ornefs-
enndass action wss the last eSf 10 .
long hBe 81 liHFsfior-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

cAiss'rsA. Feb e.--The British forces
making var upon the kaehsen trices
have won deessivs advantage over
the enemy by capturing their slockades
IA the siusa district The stocxs1es
Sete carried ~ sssauif. xnd TIE kseb-
sens made fieroe resistance. hat were
tnsliy ossfccHe win . ioss 10 the
BriIisa OF two klllec and sx wounded.
rsenty-four OF The kaehsens were
kf1fsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

NEW YORK. Feb. G.-Dr. John A.
IRWIN. ,hr ugh his attorney. William
Clark stewart. obtained judgment this
for noon against the Baroness Blanc ic
the city court for $5ss.ss for profee.
s.onal services, this being the amount.
with interest, on the original Dlll of
s555. The baroness Was not represented
and there being n defense Judgment
was granted by default.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

KANSAS Cry, Feb. 6. - Burglars
entered the house OF Martin Tocker.
living NJ No. 30 Sonth Ninth street. last
night. and after chIoroforning Tocker,
robbed the house. la making their
escape the burglars left tue outside
door open. When Iocker and ns wife
recovered consciousness this morning,
they found that their two hables,
twins. only five days OLD. had bern
frozen To death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

leNfso>. Feb. c.--At the parliament
airy election IA Burnley TO i'hiiip stan
hope. tsiadstonsan. received G, lps voiss;
William Alex i2nd-ay. unisnlst. 5 .sos
votes. Burnley Was TIE constituency
OF JAhe~ Spencer. who % now ln Arser-
lea, fugitive from justice. Mr. Bal
four. Glad -tonau. WAS elected ty c. a.
agslns, e.03j for nls liberal unionisi
opponent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
GRAPE .ueAK WORKS BUsSED.
Peoria Has Big Fire. But Escapes .
Serious One.

PEORIA, H., Feb. 6.--Fire broke out
about $50 O'Clock TINS afternoon in the
warehouse of the Peoria Grape sugar
company. located on the RIVER froat n
the very heart Of the city. and before
4 could bs cotton under 9ontrol J, mad
DESTROYED that bniidinc and the cold
storage warehouse OF the Pshst Brew
ing company sdloinEsg. A strong wind
was h.o~ing at the time. bat AZ its di-
rectiDn was from the city disastrous
couilsg.ation was averted. The loss To
the sugar company - on Sl0).o0J, on
when there IL an insurance OF $50 900.
Pahst Brewing company loses 5000.
covered by an insurance OF $1,000
Inc sugar works MAS the property Of
the whisky trust.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

LINDSAY, Ont. Feb. 6.-Early this
morning firs broke out in the John
Marks farm house in the township of
Fenton. near I.;ndsay. All OF the
family escaped except Marks mother.
As so1n as il was found abe was IN the
building John Mafks, followed by hls
daughter. rushed IN and Immediately
after toe roof collapsed. and all three
perished ia the iiames.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

MrxawfSxs, Mich, Feb. 6-~Neg8t.s-
fiot. have sass te.A esmpieiei vhsf--
~ tha p,.hssgo I.pHtsr efm maany'.
eat ~ lnn btf cus 81 tso mis- Tor tuc
esiming s-4son = sfld ~ sflfy. lone
4 Co. n t.a.esge. Ine tut MI
s,s6nt.s T. upvsrds ef 54o9 eo ftst.
I'D . tha hsavff.. sni most isppofi-
sst pine lrfnntr s~ie sseF made n
Tie noftnsesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
TENEMENT noUsE wREckED.
A Gas Explosion Kills One Person and
Injuries Others.


NEW York, Feb. 6.-FIre caused by
gas explosion In the cellar destroyed
the double five-story tenement house.
No. 423 west Thirty Ninth street. at
2:30 this afternoon. The building was
occupied by twenty families.
john Peterson, a gas inspector IN the
employ OF the Equitable Gas Light
company. who WAS in the cellar wnen
the explosion occurred. was killed.
About twenty persons were injured by
the explosion.
OF the one hundred or moro persons
VINO lived in the upper floors few can
tell how they escaped. They know
that they rushed to some winiow or
IRE escape. but that is all. The shock
pad worked most of them into q frenzy.
They msdly fought with eacn other for
vantage ground. and many OF the
wounos received were caused IN that
mad rush TO escape. Many OF the VIC
TINS OF the explosion we're removed to
the hospital aud others were cared for
by physicians at neighbor's houses and
drug stores.