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Middletown transcript., 1893-08-05

THERE'S NOTHING LIKE s'INSTANTER,'
for killing pain. so cents OF Druggists.
Middletown transcript., 1893-08-05

DRUGGISTS LABELS. PRESCRIPTION
~ Blanks and all kinds of printing for drug
gists at city prices. We make specially of this
class of work. She Transcript, Middletown Del
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
SUMMIT LAKE HOUSE
Goun!rn Board.

L. ilZNBiTu :. J.-Lifg' any r.pm-. with ca-l
H 'Ifa. sHfff distance ir'a .f1tiHf. Wei ha.HI
'ai' Nh. g.. i'lo' Last J'rry-'t Elizabeth y. D.
~ VILE SHADE tDIThGt. mile from oop,i'.
w f.lr' iu location, ir' y ulit rf'1.f. -.-. etc.,.
W.ifr ios iIitrull.-. ". - Eiir. Eooa.yil,. =. !.
- NNLE HOME In IN" mountains. healthy all hcaut.
- fea country Mt cont - town good rooms
aud fatc; On - supplies fnL The i1nDt. Jrts,- 81 Men"
dse >"d rr'uilr r1tf- y !. tlty ald other
cier'ucos !. =. PNiikt Meredith. Dc'a'r.rn CO.. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

a NC II . Z IT y T..
~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
bOH Gl.A sGOW VIA 10 y ID y d Y p y.
iro@ Per D. :. r. o't Of West IN 3tthis'. :, M
>,rou. 40 AMI upNa.d. SECOND { abin, $50.
81, hOr.a Jure -. =. IN. infh"--ia July % . a. IN
,li,a.-il Ig.. %. t.. ~ rihlopi,. Jaly -, p. N
taln. - and urwa'd: >'cnc Cabin, $50 aud s3j
storage. o,ff.ri. --3. lrpui. S-4.
Cabs ENCrRsloN iICKEiS At REDUCED RATES.
10 d;aft,. tlUf dad ntler information apply 10
EEEnEENON nEGTliL.E, ! Bow Ing ,.ree.. Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
GUNNER Resort Gni0cs.
Where are YQl GQing ibis Simmer?

SEM ok cents 70 pay poage for lu,trasd BOOK Of
pages ucsCr Nrw-l OK
Onieo and Western hallway. Ia heathie; and most
aeughtful region accessible NewYork feet above
inc sea. J. gives a list OF go hotcs farm and
boarding house. with rates Of boae. distances. &c. ~
SaI be had free In NewYofk Nos. H. 100 III. 21e
81 81 ! S25 broadway 20. 9th A.. 1871 East 125th
~, Zo4 West 10th st; ?1 Counbrs Az. ticket Offices
FOOT OF Franklin ami West A2d In Brooklyn at
Court 81; $50 fulton St., ol5 Atlantic Az. 80 nr9ad.
way, 2o3 Manhattan Az. GreeDpOin J. {. Andcr
SON tien'l Pas. Al. 30 Bea Yer St Y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
Proposals.

A pvERTIsEMENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS pOu
a. VIE AZ fETM i foW yNB Brsir Will nE
way q door north q Thrtyarstsi and HpVE%S
ss ave- cor Go 1S2 hsve isI FouTSass
ST. ioec Thirdavc. near sNtynrstst 7cs Frsss =:
ioS Wes' s2 Colnmbusasr az Xvc:
TS;s tSas, Ri, 1T Tsrs.,ys sss rhavs a
a. ths HARLEM OFFICES. 1850 .Eas: One .hund,.s
sna IS :. "a West
% ; D. M, It regular onice rates, W
u mooklyn ~ % Courtst.; sos D. Kalb.ave , ,na
Icldsn 3SsIps M a. regular csice rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
STAR LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

.,y..onic June 20. y. M iir;innIc July rs : p m
stir!"stie .Juy -. D. H. e RI aaic. Aug. D. D. M
'Airlstc JUL 10, ID a. n' MAJ 4 Aug TO- 10 a. H.
FROM Whlte star DOCK. u Mts, lutl-sf
Saloon rsc', $n0 upward orng 20 teaLe5 and loca:
tom " berth second caba these stoamers 40 and
~ Storage 10 tr fs.ui p" od Country. s2j. No.
- HrotaWas NcwNorN. Fa!'ai'llh it ofic' 400 Wal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Armstrong Lanccot. and wife to Hart Brund- ,o ~
ett sjth.st Of dag mr. OF; Sioo
SnlivaIlst / year................ 40
Eaf Tu.' Henry b 70 Henry sandioid ct al
tee e, W, 4t9 ,o smS OF wanae 7oh
Boyic My. to John McKcon S2d-st. ~
coeseSiII, Gertrude T and John +. to Alice J 49,,
Eccle>. 33d-st OF 9th.ave, years. Io'V'
Davis Asher ct al to Harriet Bartlett ct al, - q,
executors etc No &c Pt-st, wears 21,o'
Gum william TO Lewis 2 Bach and another, II % -.
sIth.st W OF Coumbus.ave. ] ytar............ 3o3'
Hlllran Caleb NJ 10 Robert q Damn. corner ~
;th.ave ana slst st years. ........;.., 2oo
Hes,y Aaron. to Buckley. conner cold ana 100 NJ
Ha MS. jaii. to NJ Finn, Mangn-st of 90 =,
snnc to washingo Life Insurance Co, prop .. ~
KetcSam' James W, to William Sem 2?ds,, -
IASk IN i %nd1sw J. To- Deviin u issth.si. 49,
Of Amster1,m-ave. MORTGAGES. years 0o'
Mes @isse Jac ca ' to 6 LawfcaSe S7ts,
Mcen S,'J james ' to Broadway Swings Ia;tia.
=. ton. S?d-St; of !th;aye year 1000
of 4ih.ave years ........... 1000
Nellis, Edward j. 70 o2penheImer, 13Otl't. 10 M
Peters Thomas NJ, 10 Katharine DeXheimer.
corner Boomnedale Ro'd aud L@wrence-S' 3 ., =
SAVER. Frederick and another to Charles A
Bristol. s9thst Of Avenue u, | year 800
s'G 81 s H@Ge' Sed rsg naisa Avenue A.
si%on Charles 70 ns rnsse, Of F", Ssw
ave $ OF 4:h.st years ............. 6OC
Stafford Mary =; 70 George Lawrence 9th :, n,
scsloss Noes. to Lotto schiussc ct al. execu
tor, &c Avenue A. n OF lothst wears. ..
Trowblidse. Charlotte F. and husband to Charlie.
P"nncr, trustee Honest OF lntcrvaie- =,
Thinker Mary 4, TO Edward d MOI gan Waterman
51stst W OF 9th-av', i y'ar.............-.. 4,ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

STEAMBOATS,.
MORWECN LINE.

steamers leave Pier ~ cola ber, North River next
pier above D'-bTOs>esst daily san las eXrcitu,
q. j T. NJ connecting with train lcaVing eW-
London 1t 30 \. NJ for 1O0a ard ali points norm ana
oast Dire: route 10 New h nd Norwich ana Worccs
ter Tickets 1rd stit'r occurred principal cket
offices IL Ncw.Yofk BrjOiyn. Je ~ CRY Par 10, and
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
REAL ESTATE.
RIrsISEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

The real estate market WAS again quic' ''N"N =,
both exchanges. and only one sale TOOK P'A'. -. =,
1neraham 4 Co. olcr,d ui.dcr foreclosure III vi, sun
Charles W. Grsch, plaintiff aeaHS' i"" ,,rs,n,y
-. ,,,o,a,,ts M 40 East Eiehticthst. iouf-s'ofy
h,Irk fiat WITH stores on lot 22NOe the platinum III the
piocccdings was the buyer for si4''oo. ,., ..no.
The sale by William Kennedy Of nc s0"'"'''' 'O''''
O: Greenwich aud Dey ST. was witho'"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
TROY BOATS.

tITY OF TROY or SAKAfOGA leaves Iler 10. Wcst
cth-at duly eAcep: .atIray Express trains for
sarltpa, Lake dcOrg' ha!!Ondltks. sunday steamer
touches OF Albany. StHA1O,.N EACU ,ssION, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

A sBUEY PARK.
n LAKE AVENUE HOTEL.
All Improvements. Ocean view. Send Tor circular ar
cut
Il. Il CEOSSI.TT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

SBURY PARK. N. 1.-THE franklin; 9Th season
"A ocean view terms moderate. T.. STROUD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23

223 Rue St lIonore, Paris,
New Opera. Advantageous arrangements for faIni-
lies, Beautiful Hail. Large Drawing Rooms, Flee
tho Light. 90. kilograms. "LiIlalbion," Paris.
80 HENRY ABADIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
ASBURY PARK. \. j.
HOTEL. ALBION.

80 yds. from surf l4th sa.on. Table and appoint.
ments the best. Accommodate, 200. % pr iay. Is %
&l2 per week. Music Now open.
IL PEMREETON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ma" ,,. Wood executor to
A w Nage.. Of 'Kiyingtonst, i25x
ualisJsV, lula Hans. SJOOO
Sane property Julia Harris 70 Hahn 70 William
Bsyard-st. No 80 ...................... 1900
Avenue a, :. $40 n se q, s,'' 80 600
rle,sant.avr corner l ldS.n-s ''N''i "oo' loco
llaS.t 80 ,ou ol snG 'N'oVi 1900
ruiescais &c East t ,t,s' It front; ' EdMari
rrca'au and K alS'n " Haishts 1856
Mlinint'. a2j II II Blac:kcr-st, 2jXlO0;
Daniel styS ,6 70 iU"s Of S.ha,c s4xii3
1Sth.st n III, N.h,n referee TO the VIA shington
Life Iheursnee S SSmpaiT ~, Si LINN vi iudoe 0V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
OUT on LONG ISLAND"

SWEPT BY OCEAN BREEZtS.
ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE BOOK OF oil the re-
sorts and PAMPHLET Of HOTELS aud BOARDING
COTTAGES.
Also maps showing the Long Island Railroads Great
Excursion lOutc. 10 the
Issued by the L. l. Il. r. Co. Season 1923.
Free application 1872 go 313 Broadway. and az
TICKET OFFICE. II BROADWAY. Y. Y.
In Brooklyn. at tlatbu,o,e station and 1913 Fulton
ST.. or send > cents fl stamps TO
H. NJ SMITH. Traffic Manager. l.. /. City. y. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
Ocean Glcarncr5

A AMERICAN LINE.
M NEw-YoRK; SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON.
EVERY SNIu EDAY.
Ch"eter June -. 80 y. lcrlIn ......Jur 8. p.
Paris July l. a. ScN.l or.i July Is, a. m.
From Pier a. n. L.. foot OF ChristOlherst.
Shortest and Most Convenient Route to London.
Passengers land AZ Empress Dock avoiding ncon'
venience and exposure II transfer by tender
FIRST Cabin passage 10 southampton London or Ii?vrc
e10 and upward, acror.lng steamer Second CABIN.
so Ia 800 Stceaac' al low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
General Agents. No. Boa ling friren. New-York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Trinity-Morning, "what is Our
Duty towards the Baptist Denomlna.
tom, Fy.ning, what 10 Our Duty
Towards tie Methodist Denomlna
ton -
Plsintield Avenue NJ. E.-Morning,
.'The Conflict of Llfe;" evening, tine
Last Crown"
Fountain Street sptist-Morning
"rhe New Age;" evening, "Squan.
dered Glrlhood."
Church of Chnst-Morning, 1.-The
Apocalypse Revealed"
Progressive Morning
ous.lis.ns answered.; evening. GOOD
and Evil Spirits, or 10 Spifltuallsm the
Work of the Deyii!
unty-Morning. Scientific Char
ity;' evening. ''fne Creeds Change
What Stands Fass!'
MISUNDERSTANDING, "What W.
Live For"
south Congregational - Morning
"prace Makers" evening, "a Mode
Christian"
Seventh Day Adventists-7 y. m.
"The Origin OF Satan and his Uonnec
ton With Modern spiritualism."
The subject of Mrs. Ada Foye's lee
ture this evening will be Good and
Evil Spirits, or is Splrituaiism the Wori
OF the Devil"
New Jerusslem--Morning, "Why tn,
New Jerusalem Gold Is Transparent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

and Terrace avenue was sold by +. Nj.
Penney - Frank L. smith fer s@.VuV.
One a. GFsad avenue aud Hail street
MAS transferred from Jonn tanlheld
% Naeaolss Dunn for 5000. X j. Stow
sold q $3.50 lot GA Linden street 10 John
Il. LxIone and Mayor stuart sold a
d acc on Central avenue. near Eighth
avenue. 10 John Vi. lo0ngs Tor sl.5Ti.
W. K Grit1ilAs boug1t place at
Gf1ggs avenue and south Dlvisson
street from W. +. Moore for Il 900,
amt 3. +. Nasnburne bought OF L L.
McNaughton ave lots Il. the Grove
PaEg addlloa for i.20o. lot ON
O'clock avenue Was sold by Robert
>pronl to ID. j. Doornink for $500, and
one on Powers street was sold by
George r. Wilson IA Emma Bransoa
for $1,000. A lot GA Fifth avenue
near Uaion street Was bought hy John
Smstter from Isaac Sanke Tor 81 400.
Eesides she above Was recorded the
transfer q the Frey brewing plsat to
the brewing combine for els 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

lilv White Flour s !. the best s grade
the market.
VALLEY Cry MILLING Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
DEAL In HARD DIRT
Spite of Cold Weather Me-
Viii Trade Property.
FAIR WEEK IN REAL ESTATE
Business Traders and Home Seekers
Conbins 10 Mako Very Respect
able Showing IN Transfers.

Notwithstanding the fact that Grand
Rapids real estate has been covered
and lmOedded ia thick eoatings or lce
and snow me past week It Il stlll NOV
ing, and moving With comparative
rapidly. 10 = hardy individual WAC
10 interested enough IN purchasing To
10 out looking Al properly VITA the
thermometer below Zero. but the LIST
IT sales SHOWS there are n.any suen.
Purchases VI comfortable homes nave
been the pFinc.pal deals. There mas
been little OF the speculative feature IN
the transfers, though few outlying
vacant lots nave changed hands
The only deals n consequences IN the
Central part OF the city were those u
. l,st OF lanai street near Irowhrldge,
sold by Frederick Msa1 10 tIaacls
Lstellser .or ~ 600; also house and
lot on Lsgrave street, between Good
rlen street ana Wealthy avenue, sold 10
William Housansaa by Render Van
der Merp Tor -. 100. being part OF
trade Tor a stock OF goods on Pearl
street.
Fast Distriet Deals
In the eastern district house and
lot on salem avenue, Davis, Turner u
CAROLS addition. WAS sold by Oliver j.
Kraft To Enoen Pettltord Tor 5000.
Charles H. krautz sold two houses anu
lots Al Tustin and Housemsn streets To
khOda >. HICKS for $1,000. and Dwight
Brooks sold two lots In Enthusiastically
subdivision. east OF the city limits To
Ellen Johns for ss25. Edgar A.
Fle.cner transferred q Martha A.
Fletcher two lots A. Center and Buck
eve streets, and Alphonso Button sold
o. Albert +. Gamble = home At Sher-
man aud Fuller streets for q 800, and
Mrs. Addle NJ. fhIlorick purchased .
piece OF property near the corner of
Fountain aud College avenue, of Will
am H. Van Leeuwen, paying So. 800
for 10.
In the North End
The principal deal of the north end
was the purchase by the board of
education OF SIX lots On Watrous street,
near Plaintsld avenue, for school
building purposes Thomas X. Lyon
sold 10 May A. ketchum lot on Third
street, IN the north end addition for
500, and c. III. Adams sold TO Jacob
O.te lot on Sixth street Tor $3.50.
Across the River.
On the west side were sales of o house
and lot on North scribner street from
James Blssonnerte To John Ley for
81 500, with = transfer from Ley TO
Blssonnette of place on Front street
for $1,000. A lot on West DIVISION
street was sold by Michael Hernalzki
10 FrancIska Szczygtouska for $500 and
house and lot on Scribner's addition.
between Jackson and Chatham streets,
was transferred from Elisha l.. Hill to
john h. Britain for $500. Another
sale Was . place on Quarry street,
bought by William Houseman from
Render Wander Werp on an exchange.
south End Changes.
As usual. cons derable south end
property changed hands.
A house and lot at Pleasant street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Deaths of the Week.

May Sullivan. No. Isl Fifth street; Julia
0'SulIiyau. Walker; Gordon Il. Emslie, L. u.
A home; John Huggenbsr .er. No. III Cal for
MIA street; Alice Faulkner. TaImage; Susan
Beach, No. "a Hogzdone avenue; John T..
FOgg, No. 29i East street; WI liam Chandler.
" ealthy avenue; Julia Ann Kelly. Grandyi:le;
Catherine v alsh. No. IS second avenue; Mel
lie :. Whine. No. go Alpine avenue; Ludolph
Zimmerman No. 81 Third avenue; Johanna Z.
Mune. Plainheld township; William Minke.
No. lyS Jackson street; Grant c. Clarke. No.
2ss East street; Co uelia Rademaker. No. PA
Fast street; Joseph Hardesty. No. 80 Hoga
done avenue; Joshua klaassen- No. 31s
Quimby street; May Daley. Burton avenue;
Frank Hin. No. Dudley Place; Emma +.
Martin STAGE. No. o. Calder street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

January l5-wiefe Wander Velde-girl. John
White = Roy. Tom Taylor = girl. William
Sch-oder-boy. l.. wrens ii. Hascali-hoy.
A. y. or. ssen-boy. Joseph Kingold-girl.
Frank Phelps-bo Henry Wander Neyn-
boy
January l6-Prcter MIedema-boy. George
r. 1ayor-glrl-
January II - Lewis Gedmar-girl. John
Mslier-giri. Vel 9 Neendra-boy. Chester l..
kodgsrs-boy. Fred Maynnrd-boy
January 1s-Dr. anthony NJ. Van hammer
boy. kundt } oseh-girl.
January ls-kasle De Graaf-boy. c. +.
Rood-boy.
January 2l--E. d. Barney-bcy. Benjamin
y. Meyers-boy. James Oasenga--girl. John
HnnI-hnY-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

As usual. cons derable south end
property changed hands.
A house and lot At Pleasant street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

.rhas.as r. fya9 Go Nay A. kffeaans.
Isl ssn sietiosesfs ADD ..-.--.-
NJ .asa ii. AtnL 9sFa y Aaase ".
phisb trk. e&st ioss 70. II zna X. cssl
4 Curtss' pastiiiss lsiast ...-.......--....
Fs,xabetb Is. Fsk 20 ufs -. hznid brsk
Co. part Hp. sec ~ et.tis:
- 81. So - Cascade
Mex~,C hiakeiey 30 Moses J. kiakeIey
-. - - Sc sc ~. AlgoRa
ststs 81 Miehl.sn - Aieha o'Doa
sell. ~ ~. aaa ssi$ ssss sec n,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Contagious Diseases.

Herbert Berkhead and three others
No. l24S Dickinson avenue, measles
Mrs. Ii. j. w. CHAPMAN, No. AZ Sprin,
street, typhoid fever: - Sproul, No
$50 Fountain street, scarlet fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Burial Permits.

Mary Daley, Burton avenue, st. An
drews; Frank Hill. No. ii Dudley
place, Fulton street; Emma p. Martin
STAGE. No. 65 Calder street, st. An
drews.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Isaac Sonke TO Lambertris Habers. ct
al. W 40 IL lots bk .. Powers Paris
add 1880.
William Hilton 20 Biem Salin. y. lots
9and 81. Z l. Briggs add..--......-...-.... =
Johanna Jonker to Miner de E.uiter.
lot =. Peter Roterts' add ......-.-....-...-,:
Charles II Richardson TO William
Waller. lot /. Morgan x Pr es add. 3
William J Waller to Charles ii Richard
son. W y ok .. Stewart ; add..-.....-...-. 5,
Anton Hirth 10 Fred Il Hirth. pit lots
Al and a. Island add ......---..-.-...-...-..- :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Weekly Health Report.

The weekly report of the BOARD OIL
health shows SO cases at the opening o.
the week, rs new cases reported, II re.
coveries, no deaths and 40 cases nov
runninV
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Oysters, tine best in the market, re-
celved daily at Dettenthaler's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Game of all kinds received at bet.
tenthaler's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

0no nf 70 Persons in this country
Osto VI " can have . Column ian
half dollar. There are 5000, 900 coins
and $1,000, 900 people in the United
States. Better get one early. At THE
HERALD "ffice.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-18
How n Snake Bite Was Cured.

Whisky and rattlesnake bites are
supposed to be inseparable, but Riv-
erside Cali doctor recently success
fully treated rattlesnake bite with
out the aid of the intoxicant. The
treatment was: The hand and arm
were first thoroughly cleansed in hot
medicated wash, and the places where
the fangs entered were lanced, so that
the poisoned blood might escape. 1t
was again washed clean, and 33h per
cent. oily solution of camphorated
picnic acid was injected into some
twenty-five places in the hand and
arm. The only remaining treatment
was to keep the parts perfectly clean.
The doctor says that anyone bitten by
a RATHER should Immediately suck the
wound and spit out the blood, then tie
a handkerchief tightly above the
wound and open it with clean PEN
knife to let it bleed. While this is be-
ing done not moment should be lost
in getting to a surgeon. The snake
may also be killed while you wait.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-18
BL0M WANTED
BY the Proprietor Of the
RickerSon House
To Explain Away the Alb
sence of $l73in Coin.
Mr.. Blom's Mysterious Depar-
ture Strengthens Suspicion.
A Civil Engineer who Is Engaged on
Big But Wholly Imaginary Irri-
cation Projects.

Extraordinary eXertions have been
made for the past three days to locate a
recent temporary resident OF Phoenix,
named BIom. MIR. Blom is civil en-
gineer, and is supposed to be in wrong
full possession of $l73, all OF which ex-
cept So, is in gold, the property until
lately OF Geo. Peterson, the proprietor
of the Rickerson house. The money
was stolen from Mr.. Peterson's apart
ments last Sunday, and it's loss was
soon after discovered. Instead # in
forming the police, Mr.. Peterson took
an imaginary clue. He began to do
some detective work on his own hook,
and followed it up until it led him into
blind alley. He succeeded in con-
vincing himself that the person whom
he had suspected, was innocent and his
attention naturally turned to Blom.
On Monday afternoon Peterson con-
fided his Suspicion to the police, but
did not direct active operations against
Blom, until that night.
The next morning at 8 O'Clock Blom
was seen in town; an hour later q
woman at the boarding house heard
him in his room packing up and SO far as
Is knowa he has not since been heard Of
in Phoenix. 1t is said that he left town
in private conveyance but no one can
be found who saw him 90. Peterson
swore out warrant for his arrest in
the afternoon and telegrams were sent
to Maricopa, Prescott and other points
to which it was thought he might direct
his fight. Telephone messages were
sent to Tempe and Mesa but Mr.. Blom
remains a rebus. His complete disap-
pearance is accounted for by the suppo-
sition that he has gone 10 some of the
mining camps in the northern part of
the territory. 1t would be difficult for
him to get out OF Arizona Immediately
without detection and there is yet hope
that he may be overhauled.
1t is said that on the morning he left
he paid a man named Taylor, to whom
he was indebted, 1925. That morning
be made several attempts to borrow
small sums Of money from persons with
whom helwas slightly acquainted and
he seemed to be nervous and i'll at ease
The affair has since been kept quiet by
the police and newspapers that he
might not be notified that he was sus-
pected OF the robbery.
A year ago he was wor Ring in an en-
gineer's office at Los Angeles and re.
manned there until few months ago.
He had been in Phoenix about a month
and when he came he represented that
he came from Deming, N. NJ, where he
had been employed on big irrigation
project. He said his purpose in COM
ing to Phoenix was to organize sur.
veying party for California company,
which intended to operate in this terri.
tory. On this representation he tried
to buy on time large supply of blank
cts from Goldberg Bros, who investi-
gated his story and learned that the
association of California capitalists de-
scribed by Blom was entirely imagi-
nary. He also said that he had been
employed for several years in the con-
struction department OF the Southern
PaciEc
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-18
TOLSTOI WILL COME.
The Great Russian Intends to Visit
the Worlds Fair.
Carried Away by the Grandeur of the
Buildings at jackson Park and in the
City of Chicago-The Gar
owitz' Visit.

There is little doubt that Count Leo
Tolstoi will visit America and the Chi
cago worlds fair during the latter part
of the summer.
In an interview at his home the count
spoke of the rumors about his visit to
tie United States. The report of the
interview is as unique as it is interest
ing. The count was sitting in his
library when the interviewer called.
After brief general conversation the
subject of America was mentioned.
Upon this the count took from drawer
a copy of the Szhivopisnoe Obozvenie,
which was the first Russian illustrated
weekly to print the different views of
the worlds fair grounds and buildings.
Opening this he leaned across the table
and said:
lis it not grand, beautiful? How
great is the power of man who could
accomplish so much in so little time!
Why, it seems almost Incredible!
Truly, as wonderful as this appears on
paper, how much grander, nobler,
must it appear in reality! Have / any
desire to see it? Who would not? But
with me it is not merely matter Of
seeing these wonders. l also wish to
learn"
He then proceeded to enlarge on the
fact that the only salvation for the
Russian mujiks lies in adopting all the
western methods of working the soil.
Regarding the probability of his visit
ing America he said:
God has seen fit to tighten the bur-
den of Russia this year, although He
has not taken it away altogether.
Happily for us all, so far the epidemics
which threatened us have been battled
with right royalty and the experience
of the people has helped to lessen their
virulence. Furthermore, the condition
of the crops is not so bad as it was last
year and year before last. On this ac-
count think that my people will be
able to spare me for three or Sour