Grand Rapids morning telegram., April 27, 1885, Image 1

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Her Fleet.
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witn the manaTs of
an -:amhip line for
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peri,l Guards.
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TH'HTY-TWI
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aVan Randall and Hi Cnmii
What .$ Ahead.
eftarger, wtule Sp eater ( arhaie
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tag to m mm made ,a
or, sore t tkm leally, Coma
tix f of In
tcrual Kjuu. I cue regagrd proof
i an ailfcanee between the idmiuijstfau u
SM KaltaUllI lufttrn lit the Coming cVt
round th
m rw
: fear of an
an la lender
hu control
not tlkely to t-ulrr the Speaker
nor to leave Hie field to ( arltsie
h ui'." ere th.it V-w Vrk or
-.toon IOiHhIi With K. ntuoh)
ut rtalitirtll declinod ' . I . v-
together with the -tnng prob
I uui.m mill retire from tfu
- U.r- W'd.llk' j !,. -- ,, r m
at, lewd many to predict that
ill fealty take the place. Bat
I he TttoaSQry lie partm-nf i- no
hotiorttbU uitii likr ICiuUmII,
d his hrtCK ror the
ke H alw.i fc'txjd
for about uiuet U a hundred vote in ua
il niuveiition. aud. whether tie pro
iiiOte it or not. the -utHirdiuateH are dw i -
inclined to make them-We Milid ;tn tin ir
f hy making delegate for him if he i-
Li it 1 hU fact alone would cauae Mr.
Kandall to declini the poat, for if not a
:i-t in tin popular mind
hi name therefrom.
It entirely probable that Mr. Mant.in,;
may retire nwn. and tfkt Vhitne m 1) hoc
! 1 hi would leave the av !
lartineut to some neglected "tateiumn who
lid lo th. 11. -t '.mhI there.
1 he eUeiiues .f KaUt.1 iii openly threaten to
degrade huu from hn position u Chairtnau
of the Committee on Appropriation, the
election of Carlisle being by the. a set dowu
v- -t u:i. Hence ttie ntivsit) of makiug
. 'ikrr who ha- not Mr. Randall - punish
ment i- r.i- '...-.tr..- point.
The Cheboygan Strike.
Chkboyo iN, Mich.. April 28. The -inker
went to the 1. jot this morning and inter
cepte! a south-bound freight and BflNMMJM
trun to keep any from boAldfaMJ the '.rain
who might wish to go to work, but twenty
! p-r day (ind left town witti
IMM for the drive lefore the other were
aware of it, Meetings were held MM might
and to day . but no compromise was reacted.
1 he -inkers nr-t asked fl.aO, which w .- tl
lowed by -everal mill firm. uid they then
den imb-d which was refused, but are
Willing to abide by goiug wagee fruin ottier
i Uwns. which will settle the diflfienlty The
; m ti are orderly, and no violence H threat
Blades m New York.
Nr . York, Vpril :). t I'J-.l) this after
n.'on i fire ovurretl in a five story building
: at :z Warren street, and extending to
! :rr iy -treet. The fourth and fifth floor
i- .Kvupied by Brown A Sansom, pa r
ir. ;t ' i.-turer, whoa faM I lil.i)i). The
third floor w i- by th-' Mutual l:-
tnct telegraph Comixuiy, Iosh l.ijaj; the
-econd floor, occupies! by Willy Wallace,
dealer in perfume, lo, $..H); Jamea W ar
nock, dealer in -li'X-s on the tirst iloor. -u--
lined a losn .f .1.iM). The building was
rail aged worth.
Danes for ,he West.
i . i m. Me.. April IM. -The steamer
" I ooiiniou" arrtreil here. Among
the pwwenger was a party of Dane on their
-v to the Weat They ay arrange meuta
are now being made to bring
over l i-' of their countrymen to
take np a great tract of land in the ,-t and
i Danwh colony. T he -tenner alo
brought twenty-one young men, member of
-.'gregnted union, of London. T hey rep
a numher of trade and prooe to
M ttle in Canada.
Wdl John Kelly Get a Mission?
New Yoaa. April ". Political circle in
al of ; thi city are much perturbed orer rtporti
; that A. M. Keiley . of irginia, who ha lei-n
tion i "11''' Minister to Italy, will resign that
The ' I ''tion inl be sent to Kuaia in place of
n ' i lwt..n, and that John Kelly i a can
town didate for the Italian miion. with very
IT. good chance of being tendered the mission.
- r.. Mr. Kelly a not at his office to-day. bnt
'ow hi law partner aad he bad not heard that
tied r i w a in any way king the ap
mtt tsuntment.
Arrested for Incendiarism.
''iv ijiiin. Vpril J". A man who gave his
name aa H. A. Johnon. of St. fxui-. was ar
rested yetrday morning on a charge of at
eti-.ng to bem the Faiace Hotel. He eid
He hast fane urto a ahx hi the building to
get rfnnk. anrf when he beard the r-ommo
matter. Hi tory is crroborated by the
bar-kawper of the botaj. Lmery Bn. have ;
offfre.1 a 1 of $,") for the arrtt ind
convictem of the wi!d-H blcenliaros
A Circular to the Powers.
I'vris V,- J.Tba French government!
as l-cidl . ?s ; : not inr
l is i. K.gy; ' n f 'gn miniter. in regard
to the fcwnar Avt '" affair to the r.w
en m the form of a circular. Tht ut the ;
' Otairiing the thrat of the gi'-ornment
to withtvold ita -exaction of the eonrention
atgwed hy the power for the control of
FarypUan financial affair
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Killed by Pr.ht.
i rrow. i . Pnl ! M, F.lla Tay-lo-.
handotn- young lady jrear-
Waa pamintf by a cemetery on Fourth trHt
' cink m the Tpning. in company with
a nntnlwr f toubi pple, wlien one of the
parky eaciaimed There' a ghot V
evpiretl hf.r nedcal aul rnu'd nm
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GRAND RAPIDS,
A BATTLE ANTICIPATED.
RiEL S LiEU TE.NAN1 KILLED
to the ReOets Preparatio't to
At hr Attach
QWooifU, Man. Aj rd JK. Thr Ulect J
VU5CB frotu Uie fruui rx(-ort Utt tieti. Mid
1- u - ' :. v I. -'UO-vlril atij rU
. ifi I!, l.'ir .JKTll COCt.li) ." ft 1 UTUt
triu Itic ucarerl ijiut i rcj rtrtxl to drfrlwJ
aw'iul uirii AlUiciL t rrt-i- i : itoo(.
are iii -l in. : .u au.i a deCUl ve entie
in Hit i JitniiaUu: iu (vw dt. rvtxuit
Dttitou, m oourior (rutu Mliitiletou Lrd
jaartrrb to lTrk ( rotwiu;, rtfiorl tiie
Oeeut or Arthur nateoa, or tlir lor iito
r-ti.l of lafHtitr), Lo dird Friday ui,'tit.
wjrtllj loial f J- atli- 1 he otiud
ed ar doiii; well aud will be removed to
Clark ( 'ror..m a 1MB IflMJMa Ad
vtoee show tiutt Our hhtat r'toh ('reek proved
to be itn,rr di-aotrou.- to tf.e rtbip
ttiaii waa at tint nUMed twenty
five are kuowu to liave been killed,
a that auuiber of bodie were counted,
auioutf whom wan liabrttJ luiuout. HielV
LAwOlaaaBl lla-re i- a reiort tliat Kiel w i.
m the riiie during Fridny- euvteuieiit.
anl Iih- retumed to iatooh for reiutoice
tuect. Kvery prt ratlou Waa iii' made
at ttie tune of the xurier'- departure fur the
renewal of the attack uio RWf xj.itiii
erterite. !llit had leeu j-lao d in a coin
u.andmjj ravine m enfh -nle. tliUiked by m
faiitry. 1 he next tw nly tour hour- .are ex
Mtetd to Ih the mot decisive of
the campaign. I fie wire- are in in
stant ue, forwarding inquiries about
the wounded. The MHM uNuHfaeOlr
due at Clark- fro wg from Swift "urrent
to-day will :c it her destination to morrow
morning. Kiel -oout are rei ornl hoverm.'
ncj. he i- on the, m the vicinity uf Mclntoeh settlement, be
and cannot erae j tween the front and Clark - Cn.ing, de
terrmg i-ouru i - from making the trip to and
from the army. Kev. J. H. BMMM leaves for
the -eat of w ar Monday morning a-chaplain.
The St. Paul J Manitoba Railroad Ootnpanj
ha- -ub-erihed for the relief and aid of
the families of the H nr g volunteer-. A
public meeting held in City Hall lant
night resolved to a-k ttu tuncil to incrMM
the relief grant for the : i n lie- of toIuu
kwm to .,. T he local government will
Mriet by a grant of ". if).
THE STORY :r AN ESCAPE.
Judge Hmes Tolls How He and the
Raider Morgan Escaped.
A Coi i Miu s. O., April 9& Chief Ju-tice
Him-. f Kentucky, who ha- la-en in this
city for the p i-t few I iys. gave an account
ye-terday of 1 1 .; e fnm the peniten
tiary here of t i fan D ' ' -ut". b rute raider.
lohn Morgan, which finally settles that
much dincnas d inbject. Jsdga (then Cap
tam Him -, with hi- chief and sixty eight
other-, was captured eiirly in November,
IHG2, while raiding m the -outhein part of
( fl.io and himself planned and executed the
MfltMPftal delivery . He says he discovered
that two feet below tla- flmr of the tier of
cell-in which hini-elf and ix others were
coulined ran an air chamber, or -ewer, which
emptied out.-ule the pri-on walls. Having
purloined two knives from the dining
room, he dug his way down
through the cement floor of his cell until he
struck the -ewer, secreting the debri. in his
bed afte' ach day's work. Once iu the
-ewer he easily located the cells of hi OMR
; I .inious. and in twenty two day he had dug
; a hole through the floor of each Cell large
i tm ugh for them to Bqaeaae through. On
i the night of November 27th. at midnight.
they dropped into the air chamber and
groped their way toward the outlet. They
were di-m.ayed to find the mouth of the
chamber completely filled up. large quanti
ties ol debri- having been dumped at its
mouth. Fortunately for them they wen but
a few feet below the -nrfuce of the
ground. After tunnelling upward a short
time they found thcmeclVea m the pn-on
yard. The nigh! waa cold aud dreary . and
a heavy rain Waa falling at the time, so they
had little to fear from the guards, who were
well under cover. To Mala the wall waa the
work of a BBOmePt I not free the party -ep-a
rated. Morgan and Hinoi boarding a train
for Cincinnati and getting aeroM the Ohio
nver lf on- their flight had been discovered.
The other five, J. C. Bennett L. D. Herk
stnith. (r. S VI Sheldon and S.
B. Taylor, hid for a tune but finally made
their way outh without trouble.
i tiuuge nm. - is m me city accompanied by
Adjt. Gen. C astleman, of Kentucky . to pro
I cure eviden" to refute the statement made
j by a H a-hington eOROfpoadaat' in the Cin
cinnati arret q I Oo " charging the
late Jacob Thomp-on with OOtiaplrioJI to
burn and ex-Gorernor lllackburn with at
tempting to introduc' infecteil rags into
V .rthe-n Titles d-i'ing t ' w ar.
THE MINERS' STRIKE ENDED.
The Result Unfavorable to the Strik
ers Not All to be Re-employed.
ftVlMM, April ML -Near midnight laet
night an official circular was is-ued by lrt
ident -Folio Co-telo. froui the miner' g-n-eral
0MO1 in thi- city. dclanng the strike in
the railroad district- at an end. Thi. to
miners, nnfortunat -;!: of a tedious con
fiict. waa brought alnnit by unfavorable re
port received from the meeting which
ware held tfirongfeovt fhe district yeatefday
afternoon and evening, and to-morrow
morning th.-e miners who can obtain em
p!oj ment will return to work at a two-and a
half cent rate. The operator claim t-. h.ave
anffarad ao greatly in the fo of eootraotn
that but a ma!l proportion of Btoae fori
ly employed can now r upphetl with work.
A Railroad Receiver Appointed
tKVin. April 2o.-J. H. f'h ney wa
a; ;-ointed receiver for the Ivike K.n and
.-.tern railroad yeterday aflern-x-n by
Judge Walker, of the I nited StaU-conrt.
The road r-ms frtn Sandusky. hio. u
oioouimgom. iinnoi. i re nitmpany en:
rrned n Igrnent f r
inxeeT tn a note amoQ
-
Fleeing for America
s - s t w. pril Ji Thonaanda of emi
grant are flockm daily from the Finland
eoeet and n barking for America and else
where b nveid bing draftel inbi th arm
in the svent of war. the agncn'-ora in kth
land fa at a tatoWin Fsmne- Tpetmg to
h srmpel!l to prf 'rn military mrrtrm to
G--ant's Birthday.
immrre, April t. Oraat birthday
mrmm, ki rl
mmm on Ti
fl an.
MICH., MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 27. 1885.
THE CA6lE ROAD
( Cituen AskeO to Donate Ten H0u
Mind Dollar and Take Stock
l'tor tti.irrs ot In Cahie Hlleel hvliy
t ompany and sevemi cttliean inei al r
ti ... .vlady lugM to dj-u-r the matter
of raicng fund to buiid Unr road 8. L.
Fuller acted a chairman, and (X V
served isecrrtary. Tba ootnpauy asked
! the etlien to donate flo.UUU and alo lo
take A5.JUU m stock I he citizens then hid
a meeting of then own to txnldr ttte
propositi on ami oiuiciuded to at puute oom
mitle U Ukr of.ajgi t U.e n.iUU i Kl,vl i'u
vats- Ue art of the city through which ttu
road u tu ruu and nee what ean be duM t
raise Uiv money iitKifc' . LtioUion
L. Fuller, K. . Sweet, C VV. Coit and L. t
l oi hlU were appointed as Ucl. commute
Mr Harms, one of the principal outride
OaplUllnC-. inUrenl.sJ nays, that Unlee the
citiiens accept this propo-tilou tle Hcheme
a.;!h ah indoned Mr. rhouijon think
tliat the Cltlehs can Wrii afforU to accept the
proponitiou. He say n that any one ywnin
a lot on the proposed hue can affirt t.i
donate $2o or AWLb a the lot, will Ih- in
creased much more than that amount .
soon as it is known t'mt t.he road will vr
taiuly be built. He al-o thiuku the (anal
-t:eet incrchantn call afford to help build the
road. ( ther residents of the Hill district
think favorably of the propMir.iou, and will
try to induce the citir.eii- to ran-e the m --ary
funds.
AGAIN BEHIND THE OARS-
Payne, One of the Escaped Prisoners
Recaptured
Farly Saturday morning at u house a few
milea from Uie city. Sheriff Kinney sur
pri-ed Loreu.o Payne, iue of the prisoners
who e.caai from the jail last week h m .
ing him out of a -ouud sleep and politely
reniest!iig him to dress and return to jail,
l'aytn .m plied, and i- now -ale behind the
bars. For -utficieiit MMMM Mm Sheriff dot -not
wi-h the details of the pursuit and cap
ture publisheil ut present, but will give them
m full when he thinks it proper to do o.
Payne -ay - that the officer followed him
very cloi-ely, and that if he could aave eluded
them for another day he would have I.e. n
safe in Canada. He alto -ay-tbat Morn-oi,.
the chicken thief who bioke jail with him,
planned the eaeape and did the sawing while
he i Payne i kept watch on tin officer. He
fore they craw led out tin y tied up their extra
clothing aud threw it down to the ground.
Payne had a gixal uit and an om rcoat,
while Morrison's clothe were Utth h. t:. r
than rags. Morrison went out ht-t. and
when he reached the ground he grabbed
Payne's bundle and ran. and Payne say - tu
ba not seen hini mce. Morrison has not
yet been heard from, or had not at midnight
last night, but the officer are quite conti
dent that they will capture him.
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DISGUSTING IF TRUE.
People Who Use City Water Should
Not Read This.
Detective Peter Martin came into Twj
Tki.kouam editorial rooms at i o'clock laat
night and aid that he had ju-t returned
from the northeast part of the city and tlmt
a terrible discovery had been made out
there. He aid that lii-t summer
the Board of Health appointed
John Doyle to watch Cold brook creek
and see that no refuse or other matter that
would tend to ioHute the water was deoited
in the city '- supply, but in January last the
Board concluded that Mr. DO W -ervices
were not needed nd discharged him. Since
tlint tune nobody has paid any attention to
what was being thrown into the creek, and
yesterday some of the residents in the
neighborhood of Benson street dis
covered the carcaasea of a dog and
a calf in the creek near where it i crossed
by Hen son street. 1 he carcne had the
appearance of having lain in the water for
BOOM time. and people in the vicinity claimed
that the dog ayaa one that had been oioned.
but Mr. Martin could not U II why they
thought so. Mr. Martin said that be had
notified the Proae"uti!ig Attorney and that
j officer had promised to notify the Hoard Of
Health and ee what can be done about the
matter to day .
" FOR SAFE KEEPING.
How Easy if is to Turn the Jail Into an
Insane Asylum.
There i a caae of alleged insanity at the
jail which call for either a mo I accurate
an i careful examination, or the mo-t neetl
cr'tn i in and cenure. The c;ie i that of
Mr. Anna Fitch, who wa- takeji to the jail
late Saturday night "for afe keeping." Mrs.
Fitch i a widow and ha- resided with her
two hapdsom' children in the Botlbsaf
block on Wet Bridge tre't for ome time.
Her nearest neighlor on the anie floor ia a
Mr. I I). Sumner, with whom -h- ha not
alway lived nn neighborlj terrn.
Mr. Simner i the chief informant
aa to Mr Pitch inanity and inform! the
ofnor that he waa wild at;d "threatened
to kill her children." Th ihuinili ..,n.i4.
i i gri i. igingthr woman "
mane anl he had Ut p i to jail wntil Monday 1
morning, when a mo. complete examina- '
won can be made. The Sbenff and all hi '
honahad. anl uo I than a dor-n friend
who called to Mr. Fi?ch yeaterday be- j
hee he ia perfectly nn and a mncb
wronged woman If U day the expert j
hall rch th- arr,e concbi'oor, -
l iaininu witnea bonid h. granw-l t- -u
Nevir Way to Tr.at Sroopa
me of oor morning .ntenvporane has
salsytr i a new acheme to aoid th ap -
an-- of hanng wn wsr.j Jt r wader
v1 that its repwrter haw hn ordered to
-print the ertnp -t ...
in Tar
fm
CENTRAL AMERICA.
THE VIEWS Or JAMES O LACE V
I e West nj rs S' p Canal Da'
War Lumber and Fruit Ocer
atioos m Monde' s
Mr. 1 I) lacvy. of ttie Hundurv TliniMai
1 uinpii and lhe;il mduias 1 ropioai Eruit
Company returned Saturday evening fiom
u.iiUi.u.d ;.,, ti rough i , nt mi An... ..
iid otfu-r soeiiour wtiicli he ttad vniUxl m
thr mtcre-ts of hto tUta UB Oon jUiy with 1.
H Vtutieyand A i UudenpyL lliudunga
kort -ketcli of tUf. trip would b o! lUU-rtwt
to the puhlK- H I ki jtobAH ecriU- called upon
him at mm rttdauio last night
Mir hsl IhlUfcJs
Itie trio left (jtOid Uapids JtOiuaiy JK
snd after leaving the I niUnl States made
l.heif first -top in Cub, and from thei went
to Santo Douuugo, VrU Kico, St 1 homa
Kin) th. Vindwiid Islaiul- I he. ai.. -i ,
Jed off at JainaUVt and thence teU'btsJ a
compa-s u Arpiuwall. Mr lo -.ly-tna'.
at the time he Visited the VN est Indies he
found busmen of nil kind- very m ich d.
I n --ed owing to the low pn.v- of sugur and
coff.s-. the people wen basing their Itopen
Uajn the adoption ol the Spanish treaty, and
Its failure will hae the effect to still iurthei
depress trade. Matters wen- worse in Cua
tliau m the other i-land. but in all of them
he found a -trong feeling in favor of n com
mercial treaty with the I nited State, aud if
anything, it wa- stronger m the Briti-h VN,,t
lndit-s ttian in the Spanish os.sessiotis. 4
ter croesing the 1-thmUs of Panama tie went
direct Ut Auiapala, Honduras, touching at
o-ta Bie I Ml 1 Nicaragua.
ra t oukat anil- oaaaL.
Deferrin,: to the ship canal fie sHid that
there wa- a well defined feeling among thosi
mm poatad that it would b a very dltic di
matter to ever complete tle proja;t. Kvt ry
thing connect d with it apiared to ba in a
bail condition. The canal rum. parallel with
the railroad and he had oportuhlty to ob
re the progress of the work. 'I he jHirtion
of it actually completed is a di-tance of
about three mile- from Colon aud of th. n
mainder only the surface or prelim, :i ir
work has Ihm ii done. There has lax p an im
m. iir. eija-nditure of life and money thus
far and the re-ults have not been coiumcn
surate with the cost. Not more than one
twenty -fifth of the work i completed and
'..iMlilUO have been exja nded and the conn,
try has been made a -epulcher. At tin pies
em rate n will require jnteen yea'- to tmi-ri
it.
THE CKMTKAI. AMKKK AN W AH.
He reaclual Amapala on the 17th of March,
only eight day after President Barrio- had
issued Ins celebrated decree for th. central
i.atiou of the Central American BtatM
Active preparations were everywhere n.
progress for resistance. n his way to the
capital he met four or five thousand Hon
da nan troop going to the frontier b.tw.-en
I Salvador and Nicaragua to prevent the m
vusion of that State and Costa Idea. From
the capital Mr. 1icey made his way to Puerto
Cortez, on the Bay of Honduras. I h, u
part of the fighting peotrwd near Simta
Anna in Salvador. Barrus was killtsl at
Chalchuapa, in Salvailor, a strongly lortilii d
town. Hts olliivr- refnd to lead the attack
upon the fortifications. whamipOB he placed
himself at the head of hi.- trooj and
ordered them to follow him. The fortifica
tions wen taken and he wa afterward shot
by sharpshooters while riding through Up
town with his son. During the progre- ol
the war business was affected h some ex
tent in consequence of the coiis-riptmg that
was practiced, but now treaties of ieace
have been ratified bv the principal sbite
and no further interruption is anticittated.
Mr. taMMf -ays he traveled acros the coun
try while the war wa iu DRftJNal on mule
back and met thousands of tnx.p- bnt waa
not molested.
MAIIOOANY MMMKklV..
The lumbering (iaratious of the Hon
dura Lumtier company are conducted m
the north coa-t of Hondura. Thi- QOBap mj
is the only one from thi- direction of the
Tinted Stat that doe cutting, tin. ugh
then are others who buy timber. Several
native are al-o engaged m cutting. The
chief timlers cut an- m .h .gai:y and Spa-,i-h
cdar, lsth of which are cut into .jtiar
MlbOf and ahipiaal in that state U Bnofw
and the I nit I S:.ii. I mahogair, i
ued for furniture and hone fnrnihing. and
the cedar for cigar foxe. The tree run
from fifteen iriche- to . v.-n f t m dinn
nnd they an cnt into length of from ten to
thirty feet. Tie Hondura- I.uiul con
pany has purchased law tm tpage an
10.000 traaa froaa the goreraiMBl hhi th
are now engagel in clearing it off Mr.
Iaeey -ay- the location for cutting mah v
any an getting scare Hi compan) now
ha a haul of fron. on u ei,t mile U lb
river where the log are rafted to the coast,
a ditanc of ona hnndrr! mi!si.
iiSMM am- f - oaaan t i r aa
The Hondura T ropic Y rait Company i
another ftrand Rapid- institution ofperating
in that u-ctmn. of which Mr. Mi!l i PraaT
dent. F. Crofton Fox ir Proah
vt in. M. Hobinaon Sc-etary and TretTir,T
TaM have planted J( acre in banana
and Itave 10(1 more reedy to olaat. The trw
haT,
Port 1
,nter-t i
Iraf fral
m fh'
is and It
fruit lei
in the fact thst i
tel tha' cti
p tv oai.rAas rxr
id comm WMeosa
rsw bail of thr W ( T T o i
tiaa. wheew ty n l grrvs .fi senVrta ' r
this -rTi ng rtmmtmm f aMl, fead ng
aavd fwsssassesw. IVesr mnsxavi av
mawt anil be m- A th tsst of the
aft ewaaaas af ta o4e wPH alee he at'
mm s eeve of tfcs mose a i sfaf awd ft-raea
ei uri0im hr, w aft. thT bra f
tl" e and Mayan t na. swarlo w u- rri-r-trr
who hoesrl j a-r ... .
MtiRS Or GOD
An Able Docoui-e at thr First Baptist
Church Vosterday
Kev Mr Ha.ne of kalauuAAw praartbad
IvApu-t i "hurct, r.taida tn eiehang
with fir (ttavea Ihr eobjed of flbe UMW
tag athsastteae aa ' Heir oj ixki itr ten
'"-V ''"""-' Xn.Mvioit ittou un
no utua sec vtou but . muu il -on Mian
X Itvi: oi IjtsaI litKMSjfk C
TtK'ia- is
. -1 in i,iaUoiii ixjtiUvuu-vi .t! .a Uvn
; litt on u i noun uun top is erkiWiajtMaj w
j man raj' ansa in eveiy step ot neuaM ttjj
: How man's beeii mu-i i. h, wbt n od send-
down the inteliestiot TVki art no kasaar
n servant hut an he.r K'.i ujennte hoprt.
l.t tka Uion wa Ull m, U mo-ll. tta
! . t 'ti V . u.-.t ! ii eU i ua.
lite I h ti. i w .ii.j u- in.
ht ru o iv.!!.;ng tron .'. u ciiug m lit
Is neb who has ttie ability to gain riches lie
Who cairies a lantern alVajfS TfUrt IB He
light I ti ChrisUaa tmmmt - on; ;u
hini We ao not bavr to wait ttu otu in
heiilancv. wt h..t mm onuect you
heot will, io.,: an.l , oau Oail down sun
shine. 1 hi. is ot.i inne' .UiUtv- i t
'hrisliau ha- I got- lhttt ..l!t is Uo livH Ih
Christian inherits nil things, not a fe
million- ot do.lar- 1 la- uueouvt iito
n4an has n.- agni n . inert an atiswei to Lis
pray r that his clilld shall t retoruual iit
1.- not him st if aii tall I h. untn veMttd kn..
li. light lo mak U.-l oja prai 'i.ai ta
in. 'i ltul Ut lUe u hli.1.1 I !
Cultivate tta soil, hut be has no U.'.elosl lli
IL Not with tla son his toil enters into
ll il.h. I il.vl.et hal is tht t hem, .
servant liisttvtd if a son I ra st . van l oi
uot a thing in the v.e.j Kam.ne. et.n1.
puake. a-tilene, evr u the judgment day
caii not r..h the son of In- mhi ritauce. Bel
th.s. who are not Chri-tiaUf are Uol the ei
vant- ofliod. but ot Ih. d. i hal ,.
change from being a t ani of ti,. a , l
beinga-onol id Hem of OkrM yj
may lie, to owu all thing- h. r. Ih , ow
thing- abovt
Kev Mr. Ham. - i- a young man. inn ln
sermon was a most powerful one. I.th m
the thought it Contained and the eloquence
with wtneh it was delivered.
.
A Neva- Paper
1iWell 1- to have U Ut W papel It is lo bt
called the JmlrMndrnt and W 1. Jackson
lute of the ieioy I, at SJMMSVtt i- t" , ihe
editor.
-
To Art Students.
.wr. n. i.. rvonnrip s da-.- in draw mg m i
i.Hintw.i fn.f, ,,-at ti,..i i.i. ,.,
afford great advantage- in preparing pupil
foi her out door clas- in ciiaical and pencil
sketching in May . She also ha .
morning class for scholar and teacher at
room 11. second floor. Houseman bl.a-K.
For the Ladies.
1 in place P. get sewing machines reired
I- When tin l.-j . -,j uo Ultertst Ml stake
but In- reputation as a practical workman,
not when they would rather sell you a new
one. g.nt-' repairing as a ruls de uot
give satisfaction. d justing is a tiadi ,
twelve year- . x ra m I am prepair.sl to flfl
work tr,;-.: w..i g.v. ( rf. .-t ' . : . 1
do not sell new machine or work for any
company, and have t ut on. ot. hd in vnw.
that is do work that will build Up for m a
good tradt a- a re airet -. wing i:.a",.ne
I will call at your -hop or houac. examine your
machine, tell yon wtiat c.o, ! .1 ,ne. wh
will oo-t free of chargi Then you can
decide whether you will have it (ion.
All order n-ceivsl hi postal will rciv.
prompt attention. I rebuild, n adjn-t. clean
and n pair all kind, have part-, attachun m
and ins-tiles for all. Shop at Uo Suuimit
street. T. H i. i i am..
Sewing Machine Hepairer.
Be Sure uid VwA
C. S. HARTMAN S
FINE ART GALLERY.
?2.'..p' worth of American Art now on
Kx) ibltKUi
j,ii I lailyfrom ift. id lo p
AND
Tuesday. Thursday & Saturday Evenings
COMPE flTIOH
IS THE
LIFE OF TRADE
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h ma. white siv.r Iff
e gg. i ar,, warrant 12'.,' aarAl
O at 'a :i il for 1 7
P r rj ar Drind j'na Jt,
m f fl II liaaal Sas A Co uni rt-titi!'
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Nisi and Java ' 4mM p.
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lot (trend Pe -ni kind tf tar
II-!.. ' tho' lertMS
1 h. iS'gt I pig
terns 1 1. . I s I . - i M . i ,., t ; .h
the tuttrit aetttiiudlli low prioor
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ltt-! g.s. ls . In t , l
lt4l1 Hill I I s 'I . ?J III Jt 111 1 fj
Tills line Ct.mp' ,s,v th, tass.1 .ptalltS b
Ite found III an.i luaiket.
VKitrrs fl M lo I I' f 2i $1..18l
eheb- . t .. , t- huvw
i iev et Hold mo awaj of this make un at
UIj1 of the eltit In. I. w p. ,m
Miim fsrUsM
itiuotl with a Luge lnvosoa al
cleuoe Mtt-ri,-. n, . ka
1 P.. J.,. UJ5, $l m
I Vol. IV . . t I .t
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Ih. iltle't-Ut m.idio: ... x.. . - v.,
g'sis luatiufnct . i .i i .i,,i
all. Hi ms a ...
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bv tile ;. ard or I
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counter t h;,t is
tlo'i f. .
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ply a-sm aufl
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up
tl
The !! t Kind
T)in an ' f u lutii
I h jhu t n ent in inu Hut w
cnii'i help thmkm hu -an'l
Kelp saving M n the
flir I'1 if it - km') And
what i that kitftdf
NMi!a !- 1 ! - ;itil
tnmft anvtT
th( mo.' nio'li -v. f.i f,r
fh' li-T t-ui-1 II r-.tiork siti
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!t na nn Sn itinera tim nul
Spnris! I ig lit Vfijht vr
'at uv aii'J 'I oije'nnLf
FINE TAIL )PINU
GREAT WARDROBE
CUFtJLTj
E. S. PIERCE
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