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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
MORE TROUBLE AT RIO.
THE INSURGENTS Still Ar WAR
WITH THE GOVERNMENT.
Many Members OF the Crews Of Rebel War
Ships Deserting-Two Steamers At
tempting TO Land Are Repuised.

LONDON. Oct. 2.-The Brazilian le-
cation, OF this city. to-day furnished the
United Press the following information.
received in dispatches from the govern
ment at Rio de Janeiro. bearing date
October lst
Insurgents squadron under the COM
mand OF Admiral Mellos Is strl in the
Bay Of Rio Janeiro with It's nghting
elements weakened. Many OF the members
Of the crews OF rebel war ships are de-
serting daily. During recent engage
ments between the land forces and the
fleet. shore artillery damaged some OF
the rebel vessels Two steamers that
attempted to land insurgents at Santos
and on the island Of Santa Catharina,
were repulsed. The land forces are united
and loyal 70 the government. Public opin-
ion is wholly opposed TO the insurgents.
Bombarded All Day.
A dispatch received by the Exchange
Telegraph Company. says that Admiral
Mellos who commands the insurgent
Brazilian feet, yesterday reopened fra
upon the forts defending the Bay of
Rio de Janeiro. The dispatch adds that
the bombardment continued without ces-
sation throughout the day. Provisions In
Rio de Janeiro are selling at famine
prices. panic among the inhabitants
again prevails.
At the Navy Department
WASHINGTON, ID. c., oct. 2-The
cruiser Newark. bound for Rio Janeiro
to protect American interests there.
arrived at Barbados this morning. The
report OF the board that conducted the
final trial of the cruiser Detroit has
been received at the Navy Department.
IL shows that the vessel needs but few
repairs to render her entirely satisfactory
for final acceptance by the government.
These repairs viii be made at once, and
the vessel will be ordered TO proceed to
sea wednesday. 1t is the present inten-
tion of the Department to send her 10
Rio. and she will go there unless some
thing occurs to render this unnecessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
conl tilners Resume Work.

LONDON. oct 2.-Six thousand coal
miners In Yorkshire. who went on a strike
July 18th last. resumed work this morn
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-03
No Yellow Fever at waresboro.

SAVANNAH, GA, oct. "A special
dispatch from Waresboro, Ga, to the
Morning Star denies that there is any
suspicious cases of yellow fever there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
Bombarsiment Renewed.
HORRIBLE CRIME uNEARTHED
Two Women Arrested for Wholesale
Murder or Babies

VIENNA. Sept 1L-A sensation has
been caused in this city by the arrest Of
two women living in separate villages in
the district OF Kuttenburg, bohemia
which recalls the terrible tragedies en-.
acted last year and in a similarly hor-
rible style. The two women, il seems,
were engaged systematically in the
business - numbering children whose
parents desired 10 have them gotten out
II the way.
These heartless women. IL is added,
not only did thriving trade in murder
ing helpless babes but also contracted
10 dispose Of their bodies and guaran-
teed secrecy and efIectual disappearance
for stated sums of money. The dis
coyery of this wholesale system OF baby
numbering was brought about by acci.
dent
30 safe did they feel themselves from
detection that one II them kept regu.
lar ledger in which was inscribed the
sums received. the person the money
was received from, age and description
Of the child and the date when il was
disposed Of. by the help OF this hor.
rible record Of crime the authorities ex
pect not only to convict and dispose OF
these two female fiends. but they also
anticipate being able to make a large
number OF arrests and bring numbers
OF others 10 the bar Of Justice
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Certainly the reelection q Grand
Record Keeper y. 5. Boynton carries
with Il no reelection oa the ether estima-
be gentlemen Who aspired - that and
other positions on what may 10
called the ant. administration ticket"
Tie ambition o. the young men
q tho order b an responsible posi-
tsons - perfectly legitimate. A man
wbo il not ambitious IL % VERY little
practical uss o. tie World. and secret
societes that achieve success arc 10
variably built up BY strong men who de
sire 70 forge - the front
But IN their contest these candidates
wcre eonfrontesI b. one great central
truth Mr.. boyuton's administration
had achieved succesa- That wa@ the
stumbling block Ia The way - a change.
ssusihie usn always dislike 10 abandon
god enough The order q the Mar-a-
ices has passed through soms evil
tlmes. snd 40 - but natural that the
conservative siemeut should incline -
the nan who sas able 10 ! alsie the hoa,
into the channel Nex mea mirai
hare dons equally sell They NJ nj
even have dons better Bat there ~as
natural dissnclinstion = W th-m.
The Young men nay ~eI hide their
tims. howeves fos coniroi m1st event.
uAily fsI iato their han,lS Youth
hol.is had that ags ca nevsr play
nra.nst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

What = % be dons Tor the young
girls no~ living with abandone.i moth
era 10 houses q iilfaneg Their situa-
too. a. shosa BY tho article printed
elsewhere. - mast depiorable. The
ColdSatsF school - the only place pre-
pared for thea AMI the management u
thar institution succeeds IN keeping
many q them cut And perhaps the
antAorifiea ~ the school are not entitled
- unmixed CONFORMATION. Their oh
lection % taking girls who have passed
theis short lives IA HOUSES u iil.fane Is
that they eontaminats and teach ali
manner d evil 10 otAsr inmates Of the
school whose early Surroundings were u
= less htfribio nature.
Something. however. muzt DO done
for thess httie ones Who are growing up
iato lie q crime and tiffany Some
disposition has got T. be- made u them.
They are here % stay. The world il
Somewhat too oil 10 DO them up IN a
bax add drop them into Grand river
International comfy forbids ship
ping them 70 foreign ports There
fore good common sense would
dssm @ dictate that some arrangement
should be made looking toward their
reclamation IL Is certainly better bust
ness policy 70 place them where they
viii be turned toward life Of eli respect
and sslf-support while they are still
young enough b reform than 10 keep
them 10 the way % evil A. lifelong ex-
penss aud nuisance 90 the state.
Humanity and common sense dictate
that provision should be made for caring
Tor these girls where they can be kept
b. themselves and away from other
ehildrea- A home ought 70 be provided
exclusively Cor this ciaes and 40 child
should DO eft Ia the care u a mother
tweuty four hours after the wretched
woman has entsred upon life Of shame.
Ia this way such children would learn
little of vickednssa. and the evil done
by bad mothers would Do mininized 20
tbs greatest extent possiblsI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
PLEASANT EVENT.
Great Commander Aitkcn Receives n
beautiful RinG.

Before the great camp X. O. I. NJ ad-
Journcd yesterday afternoon. Great
Commander Aiken vas presented with
a gold h. %. 4. NJ. ring. handsomely in
laid with symbols IL the order aud set
with n solitaire diamond The ring was
the gift ~ the Michigan tents 10 their
great commander aud as a mark Of es
teem ls one 81 those rare presents which
will ever remind the recipient of the
high regard la which he h held bv
Michigan sir knights All who have
seen the ring agree ia saying that II Is a
beauty. It's cost was not stated. but its
intrinsic value cannot be less than s5tu.
IL IL said that Il never rains hut il
pours, and as II to make the old adage
good. az ) clock last evening Great
Commander Aiken vas informed that
party ~ gentlemen Who had assembled
ia one Of the Morton house paflors were
very anxious 10 meet him on business
ia which he was directly Interested
Unsusplcious Of the nature of the bust
ness on which he mad been called the
great commander vent at once Co the
ruom designated and seeing mono but
his friends sat down IN wonderment
Shortly after his entrance SIR Knight
fIoyt. a Petosl<ey. one Of the most
favorabiy known great deputies. sToss
and advancing 10 tho center Of the room
said. "ite who inscribes his name upon
the memory 81 men achieves everlast-
ing tame. Strive a. We may in what
ever walk u life We may choose. IL Is
only him who writes his name in mans
memories sho lives When all others are
forgotten. There are such men. one az
them IN with ne tonight. Ne al delight
b. honor him and on behalf % tho depu-
ties - 1870 ask you Great Commander
Athens = aecept at our hands this lit.
tie token ~ our e=tcrm." ~ be closed be
lifted cloth witch had cones sled from
visw beautiful silver tea ST cor tain
ing four b.ecsA tonmander Aitkens.
though taken conn letely by sqrprise.
sross n the occselon and briefly though
fselingiy acccptrd he donation 80 grace
fully bestowed UPON him Upon rcsum-
inP his SCAT supreme Commander ID. II.
Aarkey q Port Huron. sho vas present.
vas called upon and spoke briefly. as did
also Major Boynton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

" w. Paul. member ~ parliament for
Edinburgh. intends TO call Home Score
tary Asquith's attention 30 w. II. Hurl-
bert's recent letters dated from Genoa.
and 10 ask whether steps have been
taken 10 bring him 10 justice.
The Paris Figaro says France will
object b England's demands In Siam.
despite the latteris agreement with Ger.
many relative b. the Adameva cou ntry.
which h. adverse 90 France.
Rev ~. Campbell. % Montreal, was
yesterday ssi5udged guilty o. hereey by
the presbyt.ry HE crime cpnsisted In
sieclsying that God did DOT sIoile. The
csse will be appealed
There was death from cholera yes
terlsy at Ashton. under Lyme. knlasd. =
manufacturing town six and ore bali
miles from hanchs-iss.
II lsfepoFtsd that in fee days work
viii be entirely suspended throughout
the nssth ~ France snd IN four Belgian
collisry district.
Rernst Malon. shs eel koewn Fresrh
sorialist snisos. 10 dead. seed - yuara
lie death sas caused - Iarsnigicas
phtkieis
n l. Raehonaat. Ss~s minister ~
isssioe snd poisoe. died yesterday morn
lng after long lllhses
A report easne- fssa Pasis that wosk
- b ~ resumed 90 the fanama canal
10 Noys@bsf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Connor ten. X. q. r. NJ. No. n hold
its regular review last evening. at which
a number - the state executive officers
Tefe present. A candidate vas mite
a'e,i and the march as giv-n by the
executive officers ROLAND Conaor.
father ~ the tsnt vas ais1 al interested
visitor. and \ gold bs'ire vac presented
. the t~nt rommanier. j. n. Docksay.
On hehaf q thu tent Aidfrsees we're
made b Prank Geek ~ Maskcgoo AMI
Deputy W L. Wii@,n. WHO lastitute.i
the tsat A Large pistur. - " Finley
Sci ae.sIeF. orc ~ the sxsautivs ofhcers.
49, pre<snfea % the tent There were
shoas 30 kplxhts I~-~ent. snd the teat
renssved xsog compliments fnr ~ Eli
eient tss<
the dsroYstioas - The ball escuris-i
~ ne Z. q. 7 ~ sFe pretty and slab
efsie lieekrts - f,eserz sess Furnished
~ failoy City hive No - asd orscs
hive ~ ~. NIlliesn hiEe dssplays hsn
zee sad aficons pietpfes and isabella
hlte furnished f1s charter. aHd de
pixf~i ca . v3fsmid n Hswefs = the
FoFlfsit - De- Flsnifh. ioeai candidate
ff great s<ssfiesl eEanaInef.
4 wsls dessisp~f t-pom fsw 0fsad
h~rlsis - The place fox heidlag asrt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

TifERE may be = chance for two
opinions regarding the presidents right
70 BE- considered shs simon pure Amer
can god. bat Ma Cleveland y certainly
not ruled plata She l. . sweet and
vomsnly LADY. and has sgsia demon.
ssratsd By her choice - name for bee
sscond. born. that she . more familiar
with the Bible than with dime novels.
Esther is the mans % the newcomer.
and 10 woman can bs very Oar from the
track who has named ooe chlld Ruth
and the other Esther. May tho children
grow up and shower blessings on the
head Of their trushearted mother.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

The mao Who attacks the christian -.
ligsaa today game hsiis appisnas and
deserves i~~s Tine may have been
uhen the church 49, - spwraptesi IN
hixotxy and sssp~rssision thai theshaftz a
criticism 81 r.daul- sere neee~sary b.
k,osen u,~ shacss q Journalism frurn
sroaad The kesnsl q ,-nth. but that
tisne kes pa.sesi by The chsrrs to.lsy
- sstie iound - creesis sol aail7 -.
coming lees lf ha- TRIVIA cot q she
siousia - To aocsrir~sirs and into ths
rssas q The hnnanitarian As oos q
0ranj Eapi,is esost eioqu-nf orsbc~iox
ministers rsnsrkeS iroe. ~ puipit a
fsw saonShs see. We ured d. AK sEoot
ssvisx -psis. now 90 saik sssst saving
uen
After al. q . fearful thing 70 reach
cuf = rsulsrssie-s hand and snatch sssy
ths hags NAT dries the tar 10 the eyes
~ sersssed mefbers a. tksy sfsad b..
sssie he fresh tsrnri graves q th~i-
httie on~s if - ~ cos~ummation
fhe serve - rsienfiess rsthery % sseai
TIE fsith ~ psp~ing soul shi-h iixhts
s,th sssa-e = FAITH eyes thai nrsst sesa
ei.~s CO sofla - suffering sad n,ia~rY
h 49, Fsdu-snent ~ srnsliy - taks
tLat shi.'t eanrsf tsnrft ~ r,i.fer e.
sf>a shss paas~ the pl'su.i-r~i poet
49, shs leker pseefr
Wesp rrlEse fs.ze. seFs this ussif
az sid esegities tosas1p8 - .~n.,es
ssss ess1 a zsytA ssd hsafsn tss cree
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

tian a fAs brain u drsaz,er; ssfs the
poiss a bansanilg he erstis sad ths
grave. ssia the faith n . future BE
soald hs WORTH al al EnoEs thsa Il hss
easf fnE TIE ps4ns and eomfort il has
broaghl - veunde,3 besrs& wsEs the
worid FORCED - l1ak fsFsard - 4 iooks
backward. 10 chaos instead u Hillsn-
niam. No sadsring o. trouble that the
sars snehos q ne seal hss eost would
10 10 hixh prise fof The glorious ben-
shts Il has conferred. The hsmane nan
slll do bsttsF b Try . gaia the f1li
value q this Investment than % tear
sxsy = baiidlag shsa there u 40 other
shsilar IN sighl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

er<slt esmp resiss q the knishs e The
Asaeabees hes already appeared zlnoes
ths sislslng aslsEatrs snd Il y fhonkht
thsy wln decide b cotne kers egain-
Nrs- Ada l. jolAnson aud Miss Lsota
y Besksf. beth a Ssginas have eom-
pisted arrangements - take charge
Il l. q. T. "a xosk IN Nex York stale
and will leave fer their neu Geld u op<r-
stions within tao weeks
IL y thought the great camp vii not
finish Il. session pntA saturday nefn-
ing ~ eonsiderahis unfinished business
- In the hands - committees The Of
hceFs will bs installed this afternoon
The delegates 10 the X. q. Il. n were
paid od yesterday afternoon Ia the
reading room Il Sweets hotel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
WILL APPEAL TO VOTERS.

OTTAWA. Ont, Sept 1l--There il
every evidence Of the dissolution q the
dominion parliament The government
has organized a campaign In nearly
every constituency. and ministers who
had arranged 20 60 10 the Pacific coast
have cancelled their trip 10 take the
stump in Ontario and Quebec IL is un.
derssood that there viii be short go.
sion in November and elections IN Jan.
uary, The government finds its strength
rapidly declining since IL has practically
abandoned the policy ~ closer trade ~.
lations With the United States. the main
plank in the liberal platform. IL is nee
essary. therefore. 10 appeal to the ooun-
frw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

LApx Maeeabeos put ia great day
yesterday. The feature Of their bust
ness meeting was the address OF Grand
Record Keeper Ada ). johnson. printed
exclusively IA this paper. The talented
secretary went exhaustively into the
evils that have stood in the way u the
advancement Of the order aud pointed
out common sense remedy FOR them.
The Importance Of her address is the
excuse for the large amount Of space
given A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

OUK Msccabee guests are 80 well
pleased with the city and its courtesy
that some Il them arc already booming
Grand Rapids for the meeting In ls94.
IL is hardly necessary TO say they viii DO
more than welcome. Some little We
have done TO make this visit pleasant
bun next year. knowing what good fel-
lows and ladies they are. wo viii do
= great deal more Come BY all means
The second city will treat you like
princes. as you ara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

contested claims which lad been ap
pealed 10 the great camp we're allowed
and at nooa = recess was taken until
80 o'clock.
Afternoon session.
Before adiournment yesterday fore.
noon Il vas agreed 10 take up the cleo
ton - great officers immediately on re-
assembling. While IL had been thought
that serious opposition 10 the admins
tration night develop during the after
noon. 10 Was SON found that underneath
AL was a spirit Of eordiality and frater-
nifty which speedily developed. until II
burst forth into full fellow ship On the
70 election Of ID. ID. Aitkens Of Flint BY
reclamation. TO the post 81 great com.
mander. Great Commander Aitkens'
record u an open one. and 30 well known
30 all air knights that any praise be.
slowed upon him or his able administra-
ton would be but iisttery. Tho clouds
thus once dispelled did not again gather
during the afternoon. and the election
"a the officers passed of without an In
cident worthy OF mention Following
are the officers elected:
ID. ID. Aitken of Flint 10 succeed him
self 10 the Office OF q. G.
Thomas Watson II Roscommon, G.. l.
O. Promoted FROM the Office of great
sergeant. which he held last year.
Major n. >. Boynton OF Port Huron.
G.. X X. This Is the thirteenth time
the major has been chosen for this TO
sponsible position. He was first elected
in 1881 at the time 81 the reorganization
and Is so thoroughly identified with the
position and the order that his name
has become synanomous with the
Macccabees and their growth.
Robert j. Whaley OF Flint. q. +. X.
Sir Knight Whaiey has. like Major
Boynton. held this great Office since
1851.
DIR. Il. T. 1ibbals. Port Huron. G. NJ
En-. The doctor is also one OF the old
standbys and like Boynfon and Whaley
has held this office since 1881.
II. w. Carey, East Lake. G.. G. This
is the first great Office 10 which Sir
Knight Carey has been elected. though
long a valued member OF the order
Sid W. Willard. Aun Arbor, G. S.
This il also Sir Knight Millard's first
election 10 any great Office.
Noble Ashley, Detroit, NJ at A. Sir
Knight Ashley is also a new great officer
Levi Auchampaugh. Adrian. first NJ.
Of q. Last year Sir Knight Aucham-
paugh held the position OF second NJ. OF
e.. anu 40 well did he perform his duties
that he was promoted one grade.
Oscar Allyn OF this city. second VI. Of
g. Sir knight Allyn is 80 well known
TO Grand Rapids readers that IL is not
necessary TO say more than that be will
dignity the Office while fulfilling It's re-
quirements.
Edward Royce. Sault 81. Marie. q. $.
After the election OF officers the con-
vention adjourned over until this morn.
ing AZ . o'clock. When the officers will be
installed and such business as has not
reached conclusion will be dispatched
preparatory 10 adjournment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

LANSING. Mich. Sept l4-The Lans-
ing common council has authorized the
issue Of $1,000 worth 81 bridge bonds
for the denomination Of 80 each. and
instructed the city treasurer TO open a
subscription book for the sale Of the
honda
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

MARrHA WILKEs' race record Of 2.0sit
must give place 20 the marvellous heat
trotted by Alix yesterday at Washington
Park The time was 207 and Pixley
was only nose behind. Ten horses
started, and not one was shut out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

YrxIASrf, Mich. Sept lf.-Mrs
Dora Blumhardt q Saline township
vas robbed last night by NAKED rob
bers. who entered her house and forced
her 10 give mp her money and valuables
Upon leaving the house they vert "a
the harm and took her buggy. with
which they came % this city. Jusi
hos much booty vas secured u nol
known. as the old lady 10 loo excited q
ali
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

GovEESoR McKIsLKY's popularity is
bcst illustrated by the vast crowd a
buckeyes that gathered on the worlds
rair grounds yesterday to hear his able
address Seventy five thousand Ohioans
listened 20 him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

vIcKsLuRo. Mich. Sept. 1.-THE
barn. granary. hay. grain. farming tools
and straw stacks on the unoccupied
farm OF the Nehemiah Staley estate,
four miles southwest 81 town. in Park
township. were burned about midnight.
IL Is supposedly an incendiary fire, with
no clue 10 the perpetratora
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
CZECH JOURNALS SUSPENDED
Government Suspcnds Anfi-German
Papers I'm bohemia


PRAGUE. Sept. 1l--Five young Czech
journals, the utterances OF which werc
offensive TO the government. have been
suppressed In accordance with the min
isterial decree OF yesterday snspending
certain articles Of the constitution as
regards Bohemia. To guard against Of.
fensIve comments on the DEGREES, the
government has ordered that all articles
for publication In Czech papers be sub
mitted TO the police for approval or re-
lection three hours before going TO press.
In many instances assemblies Of social
clubs have been prohibited and the
funds and papers OF the organizations
seized. IL Is believed Ia many quarters
that the Czech fury at these outrages
will break forth 10 the point OF violence.
The police are vigilant. however. and
are confident that the German agi-
tation can be kept within bounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

CHIcAGo. Sept 1.-THE people OF
Michigan continued their celebration
today. Governor Rich reviewed the
Midway Plaisance inhabitants and at
tended concert 10 the Michigan build
ing In the afternoon. At night the ex-
position gave special display OF fire
works in honor OF Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Cas- Il be possible that the Kesler ex.
press robbers ara worlds fair walters
thrown out - work by lack Of visitorsg
Their, IL stG4tiing analogy in their
methods q pr, sedurc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

JAS P,KsLAcK. an Austrian 10y birth.
has baby daughter which be wish,s 10
"a pose OF FOR cash at bargain. Con
teu.piating purchasers should address
tho loving father In Jersey City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

ONE Of the largest auction sales Of cot
ton goods ever held in this country took
place in New York yesterday. The lot
consisted Of about two million dollars
werth from the Amoskeag mills. Among
the heaviest buyers were the IA. h. Olaf.
lin company and Marshall Field ( Co.
Of Chicavo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

Ivxs and Roberts are to have another
billiard match in the near future.
~Jawing." which won the match for ives
in London. IL 10 le barred. IL Is seldom
that an Englishman I"ses anything in
the way Of -jaWing.~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

EvaxsyusS, Ind sept IL 8. u. Nc
Lash. general passenger agent - The
Evansville a 1efre liaute and keens-
vile 4 Indiseapolis Railroad comranies.
wss relieved today BY A. O. Palmlsr q
"a lznulA