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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The wheat market was again lower to-day, in
the face OF the most discouraglng reports re-
garding Kansas, There Is no longer muc
doubt that the wheat crop failure in that state
Is as complete ~ ever before In the history OF
Kansas, with the exception, perhaps, OF a sim
gle year, The foreign markets were lower 4
sensational decline, equal to lOAc per bushel,
was reported at Paris The later cables quoted
a decline OF ilsc bushel English markets
were lower The cables regarding crops indl-
Gated that Europe had gotten over her alarm
regarding the drought The weather crop 70
ports we're generally OF q favorable character
With all the bearlsh talk and gloomy forebod.
ings however wheat In Chicago closed only 10
lower than yesterday July opened NJ 7to,
sold down to IShc, recovered to 75ne There
were corresponding declines In other markets.
Corn at Chicago declined y cent The talk
Of greatly increased area OF corn Is having q
very beurlsh influence.
Trade in provisions was light and closing
prices showed moderate improvement
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

"a yellow fever oonsulship," remarks TN,
Emporia. Gazette, sis not what Kansas u,rd
TO get from tho national government" No,
she used TO get almost nothing and lots orr,
1.-THE News.
wh-a-a'tl Have You forgotten that
only a short time ago Kansas received
from the national government the act.
ing vice presidency of the United
States; the minister to Mexico; agent
and consul to Cairo, Egypt; consul to
cadiz, Spain, and a few things like that.
1t has Lost all these. win yon kindly
name a few equivalent positions that
Kansas 10 getting nowS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

CHICAGO May "a Hogs today,
10000 onicial yesterday, 1885,; shipments yes.
tcrday, A9f2; left over, about 1890; quality
good; market active and pricas bifiOc higher;
shippers and spectators are the principal buy.
trs sales ranged At 90 Gf1 - Tor lisht; A. IS
Gbi W for rough packing; ttiinTT for mixed
si5iCs1s5 for heavy packing and shipping lots;
pigs, sheOaLi0.
Cattc-Reocipts, b,01l. oncial vest r law
ae2li shipments yosterllG s,l5N mlrlSot
strong
Sheep Receipts MOB oClcill yesterday,
a. Is; shipments ycstcr lay, LidE market
steady,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

1t is going to be long time before
any Abilene, men get a show at the
goverDorship. The Clay Center Times
has fixed up the program this way:
"Charlie Finch's answer to Col. Phil
lips is 80 strong ard readable that he
should be rewarded in some substantial
manner by the young crowd and
therefore this paper dominates him for
governor to succeed Joe BristOw in
1908, We are getting out a good many
obligations but they are pledges Of
love. In 1894 A. w. Smith, because
he will probably be beaten again. In
1896 Douglass, because he temporized
so beautifully during the war. In
1898 Douglass again, because he could
not be beaten. In 1900 IIoch, because
II he don't quit foOling around aud quit
thinking he is a great statesman but
get to work on his paper, he will need
the Office for the revenue there is in IT,.
In 1902 HOch again, because the State
central committee will probably assess
him to death. In 1904 Bristow, because
ut the risk Of his life, as told in sweet
monotony by many papers, he kept a
negro from being hung. In 1908 Bris-
tow again, just because. In 1908
Finch.n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The pretty fairy tale about fourth
class postmasters not being removed
except for cause sounds like Eli Per
kins or Munohausen. Axeman Max.
well has simply stopped to spit on his
hands before going at 1t harder than
ever-that's all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

Judge Humphrey wrote some sensi-
BILE things awhile ago for a magazine
and poor old John Davis has been
bowling about 1t ever since, Some day
Mr.. Humphrey will take FIVE minutes
and write a few more lines that will
leave his undistinguished townsman so
!demoralized that he will never get
himself together again.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

A table containing 1900 pieces of
thirty nine different kinds OF wood has
been taken to the Worlds Fair by the
ladies OF Girard and is now on exhibit
tion in the woman's parlor of the Kan
sas State building. 1t contaius
twenty four kinds Of native wood
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The Clay Center Dispatch, the load
Ing Pop paper of Clay county, has been
sold out by the sheriff Clay county
may vote rather queerly but when 1t
comes to subscribing for Pop papers 1t
draws the line.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

Ewing Herbert figures at the
Chicago editorial meeting as "the
Paderewski of journalism" Kansas
is always famous even II not always
pretty.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25
MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YoHK May n The stock market was
unusually quiet during the FIRST hour and until
after lO;Oa IN, the tendency OF prices was
downward The decline was equal 10 4 % ., NJ
compared with yesterdays closing suBSr.
qucntly the losses we're ptrlia L. recovered.
Louisville, New Albany a Chicago ros, 4 10 d.
Disullors ~ to Il and Richmond Terminal
.. to IL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

Gov. Lewelling always sympatbizes
with strikers. 1t is not on record that
when he was loaninB money at 2 per
cent month he ever wasted any
sympathy on the poor who were COM
pelled to borrow of him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

A bogus order TO strike was circu-
lated among Chicago 4 Northwestern
telegraph operators ON the morning of
the I'D, This caused the wreck OF n
freight train near Chicago, which was
very expensive though no one was hurt
Chief Ramsey said he had issued no or
der and that all differences had been
settled
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The Western Veteran, the soldiers
paper published at Topeka by Col. o.
II. Coulter, has been removed to Kan
sas City where 1t will have a larger
field. The Western Veteran is one of
the best soldiers papers in the Nation
and deserves much success.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

TOPEKA, Kun. May 2i.-The Sunday
observance sentiment has taken hold
upon Kansas, and in its support an an
cient blue law has been dug up. j.
Mcllcnry, t. McGrew, Jessie Smith and
William Allen, all of North Topeka,
were fined s. each for playing cards on
Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

You would better go to the Worlds
Fair. You will probably never see
another show that cost 33 million
dollars. To pay out expenses on the
present one the average attendance
daily must be 10000. Thus far III
has been about 1900. Somebody will
have considerable SUN to charge to
profit and loss.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

BRUSSELS, May 24,-M. s. Basley and
NJ. La Maudin, two French delegates
TO the miners international conference,
have been expelled from Belgium on
the ground that they had taken a lead
ing part in eXpelling Belgian miners
from northern France in 1892, Both of
them deny the truth of the charge,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The National Equal Suffrage assoca-
tion will put all It's forces into Kansas
next year to carry the equal suffrage
amendment. A lively campaign will
rasnlt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

The railroads are not enjoying haul
ing empty passenger trains to Chicago.
One of these days they will learn that
1t does not pay to try and grasp the
aarth
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

While discriminating editors were
quick to see the good things in the
Agora very few noticed the copyright
announcement OF paid any attention
A. "A
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

sunscRIpTIoN RATEs.
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1893.

Cleveland is not always n chump.
He spotted Joe Rosenthal and won't
give him an Office.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

General Artz has concluded to re-
duce his"army" OF $4,000 men to ] 100.
Next he will drop the last three figures.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

Sheep Receipts, 3,lO3; no shipments. Re
cclpts were nearly all to packers There was
little trading Good sheep were strong The
following are representative sales;
Is mut,.,.... IS $40 ~ lambs &c. 80 5000
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

KANSAS CITY, May q Eggs Fair receipts;
accommodating, weak, unse tiled strictly fresh,
candled, lOhc Butter-Large receipts; declin,
ing; creamery, fancy, zoe; good. lsGDipci store
packed, large receipts fancy, l5Ai7e; packing,
l2smlSc; dairy fancy, l56ti7e Poultry-LArge
receipts; weak; BOOSTERS, &c each; hens, STEADY,
DC; springs IL lbs, t2OOd3OO; Is TO IS lba /,
f9a0tJ per doz Turkeys-Light receIptsi
VIC Ak, l1o per ID Ducks-steady, 9e per ID.
Gecse-Dull, hbSho per 10 Pigeons Wanted.
ac.ive, o. 81, Strawberries Light receipts,
poor TO good condition. fair demand active,
L0Nst3 us to quality. Cabbage--P Plentiful,
o. EGt ! ~ per ewt Caulihower-Sm 26tSDc;
large, sL7als2O0 per doz Potatoes-Light re.
ceipis; good potatoes searcei northern. eco
fl'h per bu new, sl.M6bl6O per bu Lecture
ihs5ic per bu. Cucumhers-ioGLSlc per doE
CHARACTERIZATION fancy. taUc06ls; COM
mon. s.OoeG 80 per basket crate Asparagus
-'ctilc per ID home grown, 90lbsIe per dozen
lunches. Egg plant, o. ga L50 per doL Rhu.
barb -ssi1iOc per dozen buncheA
In IA collision ON the Northern Pacific
railroad near Little Falls, Mimi, a pos
tai clerk, an engineer and fireman
were killed.
Ohio has followed Missouri's lead in
bringing suit against the Accident
Lloyds Go, to test the legality OF that
plan of insurance.
Robbers entered store in Stonsbary.
Montague county, Tex, and, after, Sc
curing a quantity of goods, took thern
away with train II uaek mules.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-05-25

N. b. Don't you want a ParasolP We have a choice
lot The Baby wants Lace Cap; have them. Mems
Hosep Yes we have good one; pairs Csc. Have you
tried $1Oo Corsets at 57c our Ladies' Csc Efel
Black Hose at 1892
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

Arrangements Being Made Tor the
Next Annual

PTrrsBcRs, Dec. l2--At the Joint
conference this afternoon of the execu.
tire committee OF the national council
OF administration Of the G. A. r. and
the executive council Of the citizens ex-
ecutive board of Pittsburg. the local
committee reported on hotel rates, which
will not he changed: on lodging accom-.
modations. which Includes almost every
public building and private residence in
Pittsburg and Allegheny City and on
transportation rates. which the Central
Traffic association has promised will not
exceed one cent per mile. Com.
manderin Chief Adams instructed
the local committee 90 make calcula
tions for entertaining an unprecedented
assemblage. ~ greater interest il showr
In tho coming encampmcnf than IN the
past IL was resolved 20 confine the
parade 20 the g. A. K only. In re.
eponse 30 numerous requests that the
date Of the encampment be fxed after
the quarterly pension day. the date was
changed from the week commencing
September 3 to that commencing Sep
tember 10. lsaA The parade viii take
place on Tuesday. the l2sh. This even
ing the visiting committee uae enter
tanned at dinner in the Doquezne club.
Tonight reception and campfire YES
held IN Allegheny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

The Governor Urrc> the r~opse ss
Make Further Ccnfrsbnsfoa&


e'srt'"'s''>
Lassfsc, Mich Dec. IA 0oscrnr
Rich issued the following procssmafion
THE morning;
10 The people ~ the etsfc n Nirhi-
rens The comnliffce consisting of fhs
Hon. w G. Maybury. the Hon. y. w.
Cottreil end the Bon. y ~ Fyfe. an
pointed 10 visit the upper peninsula
have made their report 10 The sxscufirs
committee. npd tire srecutirt rs,nr.it
tee hss issned an appeal Tor aid. Thrrs
u some hope that work viii he resum-&
% . ereatsr CT les sxfenk In The
miues In the near fufure. This win. 10
q measure. relieve The sufe<ine people
there buf this 10 ss 90 unrertsi.
and In any event some time nuf tisprs
before znythipg can h. realised from
This sonroA. for imnedi4f< nr>ds TIE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

Michigan rru.s Company 4. xss 4. shs
Fight

Fight
Anton q. Hodcnpyl az the Michican
Trust company was seen last night and
asked what the compAnys position uaz
IN relation % the tight over the Doua-
gIac Manufacturing companys plant.
lie said: Our company l. not Ia the
fight We have been appointed receiver
by court and took possession. We
propose 60 carry out the courts insf<nc-
fiors. as nearly as ve are able. This
receIrership nss not the result of anF
insolvency. IL is q hight bctreon fwo
factions Of etcckholders an the Dowa.
gisc Manufacturing company. One fac.
ton IL held by Mr. Lyle. the other nv
Mr.. kimmcrie. The statement that
kimmerle is q stockholder In our com.
pany is not true We never heard of him
until the affair came np. Mr.. hfmneris
claims tho other felloxs are trying %
freeze him out. and he apflied Cor 4 re-
ceiver The Michigan Trust company
Was appointed and pSaccd Mr.. Tlineirh
in possession az lie agent By the action
taken by Mr.. Lyle he has placed him.
self in contempt of c0urt. Tor NE arc
simply acting 80 an officer ~ the court
and il looks "A II he had hurt his case
very mns;h
Al night Mondsy Thomas r. Nc.
Garry. attorney for the Trust company
IN the matter. was receiving and send-
ing dispatches regarding the frht "A
toon a. he received word that Lyie and
the 30 men With him had thrown Mr..
Hinsde'l out. he wired the latter a. get
the naincs IL all the nsen he could and
have then arrested Tor conspiracy. II
is claimed that Lyle and hss followers
have attempted 20 wreck the company
and suit nill soon be begun 70 recorcr
damages from al who have sided xith
him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

-.
senator atoexuf'o&e mas introduced
D'ii pfosiaine Tor severe penaities Tor
.ne s'opping on nan H. Trains py unao-
s,a s;s;l. shis u ssh;,,,. as ss;,sa o'n nss s p
- a4,.asa~ LA P.s - 80 -. - in.:,. n saA
- 80 .s-rv 1870 ~ sas - 80 s-.a ~ assanl
inc ~ % ~: ,.-s ~ - sha ra.,',,s. % 'n.;i ,rs;ns
RI. - 49,, - :sss 80. - - :,
,.. ane nous ;gsa eohmsssse ~ on foreign 81.
ss rsr'er, ss -, ~ p;st re.e,ns,a % a,,;n.s -,
.s,r~s.'..,,. ssrs =. sas -. uas.:.. s .ss. ,o'
The RESOLUTION vas Am ended Al as To in.
Guide ali the eorrespondence DURING the
Harrison administrstion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
STEEL COMPANY oRoAxIzEn.
VIII Not DO business Until Tarse
n Settled.

CIEvfLasn. Dec Il The Cleveland
Steel company is new local corpora
tion whose papers were issued by The
secretary q state today. The inorpof-
ators are Prank Rockefeller, John A.
Potter, l. H. Severance. >. A. Ssqus and
John Severance. The capital stuck 10
authorized N xF00Jn The nss cou-
pany viii. N II goes into business - al.
take the plant q the Britton Iron and
steel company. which recently vert ouf
a. business. II sili swsit The action a
congress on the tariff qi1esficn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
FOUR ON ONE LIMB
Negro Tnmps Run Down BY a
Posse Of CITIZENS.
WHO IYNcHEo THEM At ONCE
Thsy HAD Ass~apsed - Forc< Ea-
tsasscs 70 = Hssss Bss were
Ssspuiscd bv . won2n.
WHO LYNcHEO THEM At ONCE

BfnntsanAu. Ala. Dee. IA report
he's iust reached here from 6elsna. Ala
bama q qusdrupis lynching which
occurred Ia Dailss county Sunday.
Saturday night four negro tssmps wens
% tie houss q Ars William Jones dur
ing the abssnes of hes husband and
knocksd "a the door. She vas alone.
and - she vent 10 the door she ssw the
men and refused 10 let them In. They
demanded rptrancs and one of them
pushsd the door open. AZ this juncfurs
Mrs.I Jones opened Gre on tho crowd
vith>a pistol. wounding the man who
had broken open the door. The trsmps
fed IL was not long before the alarm
was given and posss of determined
citizens quickly Organized. They fol-
loved the trail of the tramps by the
blood left along the route Of the
wounded man.
The Tramps Captured
Three miles away he was overtaken in
the road At the point of pistols he told
the direction in which the others had
gone. A rope was put about his neck
and the search for the other three co.,
tinued. just before daylight tho others
were caught and all confessed their
guilt They were taken 20 tree i'm a
neighboring swamp. and just at sunrise
all four we're suspended to the same
limb. A voiley OF shots were fired at
tho swaying forms. after which the posse
rode away.
The scene of the lynching is few
miles from the place where three
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

The RECEIVER BEING EjfcTEp



bovAoiA<s A1ch~ Dec l1---0p -
couplaiD3 a . s1pckhcldcr nszno1 Honrv
kiom><I0 Csrculs Jncrr 0'lisr< ,erf~r.
day amounted fbe NlcS,r.n I...r 49,.
n..x "a C,-..S R--.1~ <r~.s..-- a., - Z
nc-.-;.,. u.-.<-<--s-- -
V~~-- ~ 49, t i{-
1.c. 14'ns1A rsPrseo<o-
I'VE ~ Ne 1fe~ crup1n{. took lpueDe-
e1on affer ocn<1<lcrat,le rssas11nc& Geo.
eral An>axcr LnEcne L-yce osn fhs
principal ob)ector Earlr this norninr
Lyle. sidtpd ~ nearly 30 uen. Reap
fufed the plant ard Eencf1i o<I,ces.
throxing the rccoissr< ouf and c.xrlsi
tho books snd usp~r~ % fte D.s s~,.c
City bank abd fS~-r on.ora an an ,I&--
<<.-. .--- =
About Az weeks sEo Iienfy kinnerls.
one of ths largest sfockheiae<s s<of =
Petifion 20 The court asking Tor = r.
cciser- lie MADE accusations szt.rs(
the managers Tor paying E<1Ecnc Lyic
nearly slu'vvp per year - general nsn,
sgcr. and paying several thop<aDd dol
iafs annpsily Tor The use ~ What tc
called bogus pateaiA tircuif judge
ohara zppo.nted The Nichiean Trust
company oi orsnd kapids Tor that pincs.
pus the L5les refused o give po>reF<.ca,
Claiming that the ap;rosntaleLf e2s iiie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
ALrot:f.D CovDEMvrp.
Federation or Labor Take Action RE-
Rartiing Anarchists

Cmcaeo. Dec i2--The forenoon ses-
sion ~ the Federation % Labor was De.
voted 20 addresses by Bishop Falloss
and other clerpymen. At the aftefhoou
session the delegates offered resolutions
touching nearly every subject 10 be die.
cussed during the meeting. These reso
iufivns we're referred 30 appropriate CON
miftees aud wIll form the hasie a the
conventions work during the next few
da5s Among the subjects 20 bo con
sssicrcd are Communications n Governor
Aitgeld's action IN pafsloainE the snar.
chiefs and the closer aitllatssn ~ fsrm
aud city lahofers
Governor Aitgeld wss invited 10 cd.
dfess the tleiezaies ~ an early date. At
o'clock az sniooFnmest VS. tkken
unfii 2 o'csoek temoffoe mofniag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
TRAIN RoBBEns CAPTURED.
One of the Four woanded while re.
sisting Arrest.

ArsrIs. Texas. Dec IL The hunt for
the international and Great Northern
train robbers showed that they be.
longed in this city. aud today officers
arrested Dick Wall and Lum Denton.
Denton had large amount of gold IN
his possession and vas wearing q gold
watch taken from one of the pa-ssn neer's
Denton is an ex-haek driver and A well
keoun crook. Wall j. an ex convict.
Bill Bronson. alias Bronson Bili. was
shot and dangerously wounded While r.
sisting arrest near beV today. There
we're four men Ia the gang of rohissrs
and the last % them. Lewis Sheld.sn.
wss arrested tonight jpst outside the
CITY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

Investigations Have Led the Court 20
Interfere.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Dec 12-The in.
vestigation OF the affairs Of the recently
failed Western Trust a Savings associa.
tion, today disclosed some remarkable
banking methods and resulted in an or
der OF the court restraining President
John Reid from disposing OF any Of his
property. Some Of the irregularities
shown was the destruction just before
the failure OF $4,000 debt slip from
Reid 20 the bank. the substitution of
worthless securities for those represent
ing s27. 600 OF the banks capital stock.
and that when organized but 5000 OF
the banks capital stock " az paid in In
stead of 100000. as represented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
TRIMMED UP Mr. MORSE
Admission OF Utah To statehood Dis.

Cusscd-
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-The day In
the house was characterized by an
amusing debate on the bin 20 admit
Utah. The discussion began slowly and
quietly, with speeches from Messrs. Kill
gore OF Texas and Morse Of Mas~achu.
sstts. Spice was added by Mr.. Rawlins.
the delegate from Utah. Who. In his
maiden speech. was listened 10 with
marked attention by every one on the
floor and in the galleries. His remarks
were strengthened with sharp satire aud
humorous comparisons and we're fro-
quentiy interrupted by laughter. The
great success q the day was his apes.
tfophe 20 New Epgland as the country
which burned witches. pefpecufed Qua
kefR. turned out Roger Williams aud
produced the gentleman from Masss-
chusetts. Mr. Morse.
Mr.. Rassins wss followed by Mr.. Har.
ter os Ohio Ia opposition. Although the
intnfest Ragged Somewhat when the
change of speakers was accomplished.
u was coon reaeskened. The discus.
sion viii - continued tomofros.
Little q Importance sas accomplished
iu the morning hour. the tims te,ng
spent In nlllbastering against the con
current resoIution providing fof en- IN.
restixafion into the personnel II tke
navy. This also sent over without ac.
toe snd vii be taaen up tomoFres
The only sctua. legislation sccnna
psshed ass The passage ~ The bill re-
ported BY Ar Dingssy, changing the
raetfiod q making ftmitiaares - the
p'sssssfiiee department. Instead q t4inr
sent 9 she Sisfh snaitaf through the
T.,etnffisse d~paftmsss. tley sre o. -
hefesflst sent % s,xfh aasliios sltreat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13
He GAVE a PLEDGE
AoatEMfAT WITH HAwAlIANs
Slsaols1s Advises Avs - shs Enecs
xh~s ~ VIII rske No Acslne
unsu Dsosnsber ~.

KAsusxspox. Dua a. .--Ths nsvs f,or.
u..clnl.. r.e>.~sl .~,,...s~.l. a. 49,
1rx<~S - - X---s e-<s-
q f@ss1 ws. teeu WA
snu's e'a interest " eaciSi circles 10
wsshinxeoA
Suppoeeeeo q The ndministratiou pol.
icy. e veil q ardent snnexstjooieta
had hoped that somsthins dsfIpite and
flnal IN M wax AZ ! s.t1Is-,ec1 - an.
.,..fson .,,,,I5 - 49,. .-..,.r ..,,-A -
Th~ s..,s s..- - s<~es - Z :
Iva cssses "oo sAne"esss oy
tne onasea t'fess we're rrceivcd 10 " ssh'
sngson jtsf prios 90 tho closing of the
executive dcp&Ftmtnts Secretary
Gresham - a the White houss With
the presikienf. and both harmed ts,s nsws
n tbe .ns.o lima and n a.. ..y,. w.,
from theSe dIs,s..6c. s = 80 $3.50 ~
Naval cfscer. ~e~. ,,...>5 th.t N.
prov;sion.l gove,n~ s,t esitI sx;.ssJ srS
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-13

LONDON, Dec. l2-The trial OF Alfred
j. Monson. a tutor, charged with the
murder af Lieut. w. Dudley Cecil Ham
brough in Ardlamont in August last
was begun today In the high court OF
the judiciary. The trial involves the
solution of.what is known as the "Ardla-
mont murder mystery and dates from
August last. when Lieutenant Ham
brough was found dead, from a gun
shot wound. in the woods near Ardla-