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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
WILL DISCUSS BRIGGS.


W,sHrsCToS. May T.. Preparations
Tor the meeting 81 the one hundred and
fifth general assembly 81 the presby.
terian church 81 the United States.
which will begin in this city May L.. are
about complete. The approaching scs-
sion ~ the assembly will 10 one ~ the
most important in the history 81 the
church. Three subjects will engross it's
attention. coming over from the meeting
AT Portland last year. These are the re
port ~ the committee on seminarics. the
appeal ~ the committee which prose
cuted Prof. Briggs from the action of the
New York presbytery and the revision
~ the confession 81 faith The action
upon ihese will be watched with intense
interest all over the country. for they
represent. in concrete form. the agiia
tIon and unrest. which for several years
have teHn prevalent throughout the re-
ligious world. \ partial poll has been
made - tho ministers ~ the church
from the result - which " ia the belief
~ manS that the question - revision
Will 10 rclegated to the background for
the present and that the belief that tho
Briggs ease will te the most important
aud interesting topic - consideration.
The assembly will continue in session
about twelve dan Coincidcntaily with
the general assembly will he held the
annual meetings - the Women's For
eign and Home Missionary socir'ies.
AUXILIARY ~ the boards - the church
The meetings q thesc boards will -
held Ia the Church q the Covenant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
IRON FINISHERS' CONVENTION.
They Will Deeert the Amnlgamatc<i
Association Of Iron Workers.

PrrTsErsG. May The Einirhers'
Union held its first annual convention at
Youngstown. o.. yesterday and adjourned
at = o'clock this morning after electing
officers. Delegates. 500 members from
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana were in
attendance. The union decided not To
return To- the Amalgamated association
a scale IL wages for next year was de
cided on. which is the same as the west
ern iron scale of this year. The new
scale will regulate the wages 81 rollers.
ca,chers and heaters. President Gar
land al the Amalgamatcd association
this evening said the action II the Fin
ishers Union would not iniure his asso-
citation IN the least. lie said there were
about 25.00 members in good standing
in the Amalgamated association and
they would not desert the old for the
new union. Conflicts will undoubtedly
arise hero members of the two unions
are employed in the same mill when the
wage scales are presented to the manu-
facturers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
Mrs. DEEPEN IS DEAD.
The Sudden Ending or . Beautiful
and Holy Life.

NEw YORK. May Mrs Rlise Hege-
man Depew. wife Of Chauncqy Nj. DE
pew. died at her home. No. i3 West
Fifty fourth street. at 1870 this after
noon.
Although Mrs. Depew was known to
be- seriously i'll. this sudden termination
IL her illness was expected by her family
and those who were most intimately
connected with her. Her condition
showed no material changes Saturday
but early this morning turn for the
worst came.
Mr.. Depew, his son Chauncey, Jr..
Mrs. Depewis mother, Mrs. Hegeman;
Mrs. Dcpew's brother; j. Miven Hege-
man. and her two little nieces. the chill
drcn Of another brother now dead, no
have made their home with her since
their fathers death. were called to the
sick room and were all present when the
end came. Mr.. Depew was completely
prostrated and has shut himself up
against all today. Mrs. Dcpcw. whose
maiden name was Miss Elise Hegeman,
was married TO Mr. Depew November 4.
1871. They have had one child. Chaun-
ccy Depew. Jr. who is now IA years old.
In spite of the opportunities that her
fortune gave her. Mrs. Depew cared
little for society and devoted her time
mainly In charitable and church work
She has for years been the president of
the Woman's Association of the Hahne-
mann hospital and was also connected
with "A score or more different church
associations.
During the past two years Mrs.
Depew has been an invalid. During the
recent festivities at Fortress Monroe
attendant upon the visit of the foreign
warships Mrs. Dcpcw made trip to
that place in the hope of improving her
health. This expectation was not re
allied. however. and che became much
worse and was brought home feebler
than when she left.
The final arrangement has not yet
been made for the funeral. but it is
probable that il will be- held from St.
Bartholomews episcopal church. Of
which organization Mrs. Depew was a
member
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

stance. such ausssions - the eight hour
working day. woinenis suffrage and the
opium trafhc. She got . eamaaitsce
elected N support her views and per-
i.ssss. but il wss not legally elected.
Then she declared resolutions carried
when she had not even put them "a vote
She sprsng this surprsse upon Ne Wcines-
day We entercd protest on
Thursday. but Lady Somerset ruled that
Il a. out II order. Naturally Ne Left
in body. The dissenting delegates
numbered l7o: they nominated their
committee and Lady Somer~s.t nomi-
mated hers. Then she sdy.sed the dele
gates to vote for her nolnineos. and de
c,arod them elected. Though they we're
not. She behavcsi IN manner altogether
high handed and aroused the indigna-
,,on Of many delegates besides the d's'
sidents-
A number II affiliated branches of
the ass. citation have seoeied. We shall
not take imnetiate steps towards or
ganization. but shall wait and 49, how
matters 90. One result of Lady Somer-
sets high handed procedure IL likely 10
be a libel suit against her. In her open
Ing address. which Was printed and cir-
cuiated. she libeiied Mrs Athsrion, =
member IL the committee. Mrs Athet-
ton has sent 10 her Ia demand an spcl
ogy. and il the spoiogy - not made viii
bring q suit against her"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
TOY OF a CYCLONE,
Freight Train Turned Oyer Twice and
Hurled Into q ssaVinc.

GuSrsvILLE. Texas. Nav "A CIV.
clone dbl considerable damage to prop
erty In this city Saturday. Many resi-
denees were unroofed and small houses
were demolished Several business
houses had stocks OF goods ruined 10y
water. among them Gillen. Water 4
Gherhar,. London 4 Davis. and the
Drirgle building. These losses range
faom s2.OO To $1,000 each. Three
miles south of this city Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackburn were probably fatally in
iured by their residence collapsing. \
Santa Re train was completely lifted
from the track with the exception of the
engine. The train was in charge of Con
duc-or Tom Carroll. ard in the caboose
we're Trainmaster j. I. Byrne. Road
master T. ;. Maple. Conductor +. \.
Taylor of the Galveston Houston branch.
ank Brakeman =. A. Quinn. The train
had come TO a stop and was hurled into
a ravine thirty feet away. the cars being
turned completely over twice In their
lourney. brakeman Gum Was killed
outright Conductor Carroll received a
scalp wound. Roadmaster Naples was
cut on the head and injured internally.
Trainmaster Byrne received scalp
wound and his wrist was broken badly.
Conductor +. \. Taylor has a bad cut
over the eye and will probably die. At
Hosesyille frame houses were DESTROYED.
At Bean. d. L. Lyons lumber yard was
wrecked and three business houses were
unroofcd and the stocks ruined At
Lullua the school building was com
pletely destroyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
CHIEF COsTINIA CAPTURED.
Cnued states Troops Take the Leader
or the Renegade Navajs~~.

DpK,NGo. Colo. May Z Henry Hunt.
cowboy Just IN from Manccs. reports
that a tragedy occurred at Cross Can
non. Dolores county. near the southern
Ute reservation. Friday morning. and II -
attributed Ia renegade NavaIocs. Lee
Sheets and Sam tidin. cowboys. were
rounding up horses fpr the Bar III oui
10 when some Indians appeared and
claimed the stock The puBchers re
fus,'i 10 give up the horses and tho In
diaas opened fire. killing t.ldin. Sheets
was slightly wounded and escaped to
the ranch. The Indians fed Tor the
reservation after driving "a the stock.
Nothing further ~ obtaiuable. but the
raireue are worked up over the mel.
dent and are desperate
\ courier from Pennington arrived at
~ o'cl,rk with a message 90 the effect
that cavalry troops captured tostinia.
the chief II the Navajo renegades. Fri
day afternoon on the reservation. No
resistance ~ the military sas made.
tosfinia will 10 turned over o. san
Isun county authorities and placed m
rsff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
FOR AN EIGHE HOUR DAY.


LONDON. May Z. The annual eight
hour demonstration IL London working.
men was made today in Hyde Park.
Tne weather was fine and all the pro
Greetings were conducted with exccp-
tional enthusiasm. All the principal
unions had appointed delegates Ia take
part IN the procession. The most no
table speech II the day was made by
John Burns. VI. T. Tho eight hour
movement. he said. was making rapid
progress The success in the eight hour
iol for miners was an evidence II this
progress. as well as an earnest offer -
further succesecs. The ball Was n mani
fcsio from the workingmen to the rich
and idle. IL meant an uprising against
the sys'crn which sent the laisorer fo the
hospital on account 81 premature odd
age. or to the grave Tor lack II work.
Mr. burns descriis-d parliament as an
organized conspiracy - land and capi
tai Machinery now a days. he said vas
the crown IL ihorns on the heads ~ the
labor Christ. Who was being crucitied
between the two thieves. coJi'sl and
landloriism. Meetings held today in
Hull Glasgow. Manchester. Birming
ham and other cities with large labor
ing populations passed resolutions m
favor ~ the eight hour day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

the father. accom- panied by his young
soa Allan wen, 10 the prison and father
and Imprisoned son met for the nrsf
time IN years. Mr.. and Mrs Hzrris
have been separated and have lived
Ar art toe some time. The father. Who
lives In Syracuse took no part In Car
ly-es trial. bat wss deeply intsrested 10
itr outcome. When the tinAl decision u
the governor came. Mr.. Harris deter
mined to see his son once more before
a. was over. tie arrived yesterday and
gent at once to the house y here Mrs.
Harris II stopping. remained with his
Slfe and 500 Allan until toiay when he
'as Carlyle and talked sith him less'
stAa half an hour. Then the father
scok the tram back ID Syracuse,
ieaying Mrs Harris and Allen To
await here until all is over Allan
Harris said tonight he and his mother
xou.d remain IN Sing Sing until after
the electroeu,ion. and that no definite
arrangements hal a. yet teen made for
th. intermsnt IL his brothers remains
owing to the uncertainty regarding the
exact time of the execution. Mrs. Har-
ris IN preparing a statement for the pub
hc which viii lie gwen out after that IT
her cpndemn-d sou. All the pTcpara-
tioIs have been Dade for tomorrow The
elsctrocatlon gill take place about noon.
State Electrician DAVIS has tested the
dynamo and the apparatus aud found
that everything Is IN order. The ap.
pararus IL the same which has been used
a. the last two electrocutIons here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
CRY FOR BISMARCK.
scheme To Put the Iron Chancellor
In the lscichstag.


BERLIN. May THE report is current
that Bismarck party is forming The
party will urge the prince 70 accept
seat in the rcichstag and under his name
and with his authority will organize
campaign throughout the empire. The
most important field of agitation will he
North Germany. Tho Vossische lei.
tung says today of the coming election:
IF the nation show a firm resolution in
the coming elections. even the military
administration will he obliged to reckon
with facts as they are" The keuz lei
tung. ultra conservative. expresses de
light with the governments courage in
answering by immediate dissolution the
rcichstag's disgraceful avowal of a want
of national feeling.
Prince Bismarcks Hamburger Mach
richtcn regrets the dissolution. but SAWS
il may be followed Ivy some beneficial
results. The coming struggle. il says.
threatens to be- one IL the most violent
in the history ~ the empire Every
body expects that il will be character
lied by aome startling events" The
Kolnische Holk Zcitung. principal organ
IL the Rhine Catholics. regrets the di-
vision 81 the clerical party and urges
upon all Catholics the necessity of pre-
serving strong and united front Like
nearly all clerical dailie~. il takes sides
with the majority against the Huene
contingent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
WAITING ron WHITE CARS.
Mississippi, Militia Guard the Roads
Entering Vrs-,k haven

J.cssuN. Mics. May On ar urgent
;eiegrarl from sheriff McNsir. in,iors.d
- several citizens Governor Stone -
DAY artiered the military companies -
tgystai Springs and HszelhBrst % 70
prrt AZ once AZ Brrokhaycn for duty
Adlntant General Henry left fos Brook
haven this afternoon and vii assume
coHmsut ',ovcrnor stone vii lcaye
tonight The eScitemsDf ~ Br0okhaven
= greater than " has BEEN ~ snv
time since Tho mohs visit Reliable in
formation hs- b~en received that the
white caps were Organizing 81 several
places rear Rrooshsven. that they have
purrhs.s~i Immense quantities = ammu
sition q he surrounding towns and 10
s'rned making an aftacs tonight
a1Iutsnt General Henry hss instructed
the troops - fire. igst az @pon ss the
white csps enter fhe town and - s~er
~ hrlra "a Asng as ope - hsft The
trnnp= are trewu nr ~ line and AL the
rosds - the tosn are heavily glssri~i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
PLANT OF THE IDOL
Offlce-Seekers Drive Cleveland
to DESPERATION
ne WILL Be EXCLUSIVE NOW
The Host1eS ar Hungry IScmocraas
sise HIM Nd Time Sor Govern
meat Busin1na. Ne says.

WAsHIsGToS. May THE following
has been issued by the president for
publication:
EXEcUTfvE MANSION. May 8. lsi3 Ii
has become apparent. after two months
experience. that the rules heretofore
promulgated regulating interviews With
the president wholly failed in their oper.
tioa. The time which. under those
rules. WAS set apart Tor the reception II
senator's and representatives has been
almost entirely spent in listening to ap-
rhcations for Office. which have been
bewildering in volume. perplexing and
exhausting in their iteration and i'm
possible 81 rememberance. A due re-
gard for public duty. which must be
neglected il present conditions con-
tinue. AMI an Observance Of the limita-
tions placed upon human endurance.
ohlige mo TO decline. from and
after this date. all personal interviews
with those seeking appointment 20 Office
except as !, on my own motion. may in
vite them. The same considerations
make il impossible for me To receive
those who merely desire to pay their re-
spects. eNcep: on the days and during
hours especially designed for that pur
pose. l earnestly request senator's and
representatives 10 aid me in securing for
them uninterrupted interviews by de
Ginning 10 introduce their constituents
and friends when visiting the executive
mansion during the hours designated
Tor their reception. Applications for
Office will only prejudice their prospects
by repeated importantly and by remain
irg at " ashington To await results
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
WORSE THAN SUPPOSED.


Gt'TBsIr. q. r.. May s.-Eull details
~ the cyclone which visited The cpun'ry
fifteen miles sonth - her. Friis, night
show II 10 have tcen much more d.
siructIye than at first reported. Wet
- Edmond three were killed and ten
badly injured and dozen houses were
demolished Near Wsferloo. Mr.
Donaldson was lillcd and his wife -
badly injured that she died toiay
About twenty houses were DESTROYED
and the county swept clean ~ every
thing for mile. A man csuiins in
from Bluff cre-k says the t,pdy - q isty
was found IN the track ~ the s,os rn, bot
IL 10 not known whose child IL vas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

bheeooO hubNbWto&.
DrBLi~. May The police guarded
all night the four courts. IN which
bomb Was exploded at lao o'clock last
evening. They found In the quad
rangular court yard a time fuse and the
fragments of q large zinc canister sim
liar 10 those left by the explosion a FIX
change court last December The paw
ing stones in the yard were loo~ened.
hut the walls ~ the court buildings
were little injured. The police say that
the bomb evidently was thrown into the
deep area from the King inn quay.
which il on the river. .LifIey. between
Whitworth and Richmond bridge and
just opposite the court buildings The
explosion was heard more distinctly at a
distance than near by. IL reused
everybody nj the kilmainham barracks
and Lord Wolsely dispatched at once an
orderly TO report on the trouble. Before
midnight thousands had gathered at the
four courts. Today half the city has
been in the ncighborhood- but the
crowds have been kept back 10y double
Gordon IL police. who will keep the court
yard intact until after the arrival 81 "A
government inspector. The purpose 81
the persons throwing the bomb was not
to sacrifice human life. At night the
four courts and all the immediate
neighborhood are deserted 80 there is
not the slightest chance that anybcdy
would be killed by the explosion. The
nationalists believe that the ihrower of
the bomb intended Ia embarass the gov
crnment. The police attribute the act
Ia unionist agent who wished Ia make
the impression that the Irish extremists
were eager Ia remind the people of the
Phoenix park assassinations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
ANE VERSUS PISTOL.


CHucsco NAV : The quiet suburb -
Nayvosd wss srcu=.i 20 a high pitch -
eveitement this rnorping over Tho shoot
ing = FREDERICK IIe'ier a veil snosu
citizru. which orrurred AZ a. oclock
AZ MS homs Heller and oliver ttSins
q man IN his employe snd who boarded
with him qgsr,ei,es and Heller attacked
tilxin~ WITH a. ave II =s'' defense y
x-a ahot his sssadart. ne bullet pass
lisx through the al-iouau irficting a
fatal wound. a excited n,ch q neigh
hs-s gave chase - Atkins. bat BE gave
niussaf ep - fh@ poiice q time to save
D lrss.lf from the hsnris = - pursusrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

NV loEE. May :. Walbrodt today
defeated Dclmar IN a Sicllian defense
adopted 10y the latter after sixty moves.
The German thus wins the match by
five Ia three and three draw games.
D,lmsr challenged the winner right
after the conclusion IL the game to play
three more games for slOO sidc Nal
brodt declined to play ~ short a Contest.
but declared his willingness 10 give Del
mar another chance after his Wal
hrodt's return from Chicago. provided
conditions are suitable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
LAST p,y - LItt-
,rtvir Harr,. Ny.T- Inn'sencs and
NEucs an mt Nor'sun statement.

~tec ~ass. y g. Nay :. Carlyle
Hafrls has satd farewell 20 parents and
frends ard .il that : lear L. hun on
eaffb. ar,l ~ pow awaits the messenger
- fsatb IT, sihers to IA ~ repeated
drc'arsfiru = innsreucr aud 81 hss
at.nt fhf lost part = hi- is-t day on
earth s tf Ter ~ and paper. reveWing
fha Tast sri -srkiug 20 place htnssf
r.ghf effh tae var.i he leaves tie saw
f.sf.fu1 N4lr- = tha prs1r rsr a feN
moreet- AMI ieetfed hauu. te ~
stroei publication 90 sss trifir more
n.rvous th1r u~usi to.isf Wsr,ien
Cuf~f.re ts tset b him awhile in the
f-rauear ara sanl tlsi De- -s-.Nltsl tc -
ir-s cosa ari e-s N~u 0 his tnari'g
thaa arrsrr -he Eat fes isf- rhs ar
1ssfr-n s tarr11 ~ - f.it upe~ htm a1d
tta asn Neo fss 81 yri no stgu
,f sfsaflra 81 ee-sra tru iurfng ne
srenr- 20 Gee rs~t maufhs "a st act
-h.a ~ tHsf 90 = hrn.sn iir irvine.
'fr rr.-ro fhfs. nr s'v him fNoe t'
ittF tnH sa.i f.sf Hllls ttar srevssi
Hife rsrr ~e-r.u-rss thso usuai 80
ronsi t.srrre -g~z q rieaSng
b,vr
Nrs Ha-rs tl rf rr ., ths rf-son
so,isy ~he a--s Boo ssf iar~N aI = bet
larV Yesterday sff .ro,en The ~.-rr~
Ma af-e - rha n.Hlssf fhsf has ever
ts.sr tr,-@ss-l ttHie rha rri@sn She
hr a. Awn ir sr--i.sh before his cell
,ts.r srf sarf ~rs uravvd sfh Hfu.
thai -, hrrrfhia ,.,-tfn rufahf he afartesi.
a.,.i sh - f.ie gusr'fs. hs-tene,i - thew
srs o. humar snfsr.re turned avsp
wfh r,rs4frrs-i sr-s. t-e errfnrr aed
an sl-z.,i art psrfe.i frr thA
szf tue Tas af,ar1nen shrrfi1
.fter aet-s Char 80 L. Hsr-'s-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
JUDGE NIBl-ACk DEAD.
The fA,ssou, Indiana ssAar~oaan-J -Jus-
A.s Expircsl Last Eveatng.

lSpASsroLIs, May William Ellis
Niblsck die.i this evening st his home IN
this city at the age II Il. having been
born in Dubois county. lie spent near
ly sifty wears in public life rs membef of
both branches % the legislature before
and during the var and srrved seven
terms In the lower house of Congress
from the Vincennes district ten years 1t
which service Was from lssia 10 lsIi- he
served 10 circuit judge and twelve yeArs
upon the supreme bench lie was a
member II the democratic national CON
mitiee for Indirna for ten years. His
grandfather came from North Carolina
and lost a fortune Ia connection with
Daniel Boone. During Judge Niblscks
last ten years In congress he became
friend of Blaine. Who frequently refers
to him IN his work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
HIS LIrE FOH \ WOMAN.
teaaitcr Shot Dead by . Drunken
Hrute Who t..cals,s Lynching.

S.YMoCs. Ind. May AT noon today
LeopoI, Trenca and William by rnes.
young busisi-ss men % this city entered
the restaurant II Henry Feader Both
we're intoxicated Trenck struck Anna
S.mpkin-. nh. cook in the face: when
tealle. went la the womans assistance
Irencke shot him through the heart
1renck. aud Byrnes were arrested after
a fight aud placed In Jail. \ mob soon
formed and hegan clamoring for the life
- the murderer. but the prompt arrival
ot Sheriff Siillett from Brownstown
prevented lynching. Stillett removed
the prisoners 10 BsownstoSn for safe
keeping.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08
IRISH AMNESTY MEETING.
Preparat ions Made for n Monster
Meeting nt Cooper Union.

NEw York. May odd Fellows
hall on Second street was thronged this
afternoon with Irishmen who are arrang-
ing for the holding of amonstcr amnesty
meeting i'm Cooaer Union on June d.
The meeting will be only one IL thou
sands To be- held all over the country for
the purpose 81 directing public attcn-
ton IL the Irish American citizens who
are in English prisons for alleged
offences against England. THIS amnesty
meeting is under the auspices Of the
Irish National League of America. the
executive II which believes that now
when Mr.. Gladstone tenders the olive
branch. is the time for opening the
prison doors for James DAILY. DIR. Gal
lagher. Arthur Kent and other pris
Ouers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

KsoxvILLE. Tenn. Nav T. 7-George
Spencer, IA pain,e. over fifty years ~
age. committed an assault triay ON the
nine year old daughter ~ John 4. Bean.
a prominent citizen. He was soon after
arrested and identified by the girl.
Tonight the jail lis surrounded by a mob
of 80 men determined Ia lynch Spen-
Ger. The Jail is guarded by seventy tive
deputies armed with Winchesters and il
is feared that bloody battle will take
place before morning.
The mob Was dispcrred about ll:D
p. m. Until that hour over l0.00O men
and boys visited the Jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-08

CHic.co. May Z Dr. II B Wihong.
medical inspector - the department %
health. with an assistant paid an early
morning visit to-day la the worlds fair
grounds. where they iusp.cisSl the
Turks Who had iusi arrived from the
east. One - ihcsc Abraham aahnhi.
died near Hornollsville. New York. early
Saturday morning. II wss reported AZ
the time that the deaf man showed
strong symptoms - chrlera Ga ar
rival here the car containing the Turks
Was stopped until Thorough e,auiins
fion could ic made. II was leained -
yond question that s.shu,di bad died
from TIA. result 81 a kick in the GRIM.
The entire party was then permitted io
disemhark wlthouifuriher delay.