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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
DIED IN THE SHOP
EuGEse M.cas.oY FOUND oEAD
A s.a Ca. DsssisP~s fsst-East 81 b
asrriss.s F.i-s sap % C@-<i-s1.
"A Gaoa vera 49, s-seoLabs
u AlSaasl.

Aslo selocx IA YESTERDAY b. Nor
rsoa. tas -ssi kas.n sxn palnssE. ~snt
= Ia sAop Al So - CasaLst. and tbsre
fsand Eazsas kaers4ds. Oas Of IA sesI
.sTsas1 iylGs o. ths 1oor. % snsks-
1o~n. saIch as a.d 2sls fro& a lss 81 olG
a-alnks. ia ses4sd 70 90 layiax R.t1r-
aly paElA.ly % ia AIDE snd M. A0Trison
supposed EhaI &c sas As.ssp. sad u as
fsly nftsen minutes before hs noticed tn4i
ia MAJ t4cs bore DecGAaf expression
aad lhsn as shook ki2. euE there va 20
response lie fslg Of as hAass and found
tas@ cold sad clammy. hs neeE vas
ssfna. Lux tRsrs ~ss 40 motion Of TIE
l4Bza lie called assistance Immediately
nd Dr.. CsroefL coming via ssVefzl
CthsIs pfOno1nced LAs ma1 dssa. ouI could
nst tel h0s loas ks h4d Dssn dead
A.creacy aAd ksy 10 TIA s1Op and had
been q tie habit OF entering a. s1T tine
and sleeping there.
Mr.. hOrrison ssat FOR CoFOaef Brsdish
o1t fOund that lie cut u town he
thsn went for Jndsrtaksr p IA % bFisu
and succeeded IN securing Els services TIE
ssGtlsmsn pf-ssat TOOK note o. al the
circumstances, al iaveatOry VI his eifscls
a14 k4cu eA OotAtAc4 AlAt
Superintendent smith % FemoFs th7 bod
as Is aid IA a warm and clOss room. an
Tie remai0a were taken 70 kr . Bnen' E
rooms on Crsscsnt-aye. and vel cared Tor
Mr. Morrison then drove out 10 Mae
/ ready hsme IN Paris township. ak mile.
south OF ne city. and informed bis vile o
/ the sal event and sbe will cOnc IN esrIy
/ tnis morning. Coroner brsdlsn Is expected
| 20 Arfivs about ; 0 clock. when an lnqu. e.
viii De held.
There were no Isns of the cause Of death
except his well known habit Of drln.los
WHISKY and II was evidently odly reps
1ltlOa OF one Of nis numerou. attacks OF
nervous pr0stFstlon.
Eugene Ascready was 40 years old Ia
| worked for Mr. Morrison thirteen yeas
and leaves . vile and son years old. lie
vas gosa workman and had many
friends His financial circum stances and
The arrangements for bis burial could not
OF course, be AscsrtsiDed this morning.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
SUNDAY WITH THE WHEELMEN.
whore They Went and what They Dia
Yesterday.

whore They Went and What They Ola
Yesterday.
The wheelmen enjoyed . pleasant day
Yesterday. and report the roads about
Grand Rapids As being in splendid Goa
dition.
They wheeled out TO the Lake and back
and out to the Soldiers Home. The home
clab tried hard to make the day pleasant
for the visiting clubs, and there are none
bat words of praise for the hospitality Of
the Grand Rapid, clubs.
The following wheelmen left last night
for home W. E. Beach Of Howell. L. s.
Andrews of Williamson. II. ]. Bassett Ct
Coldwatsr. F. J. Taser Of Hudson, and Nat
Robbins of Grand Haven, Tsrrens, Dutrissc
Foster. and Houtcamp of AEskegos, NJ. l..
Noble Of Auskegon Valley Club; also the
following members of the Detroit clubs:
OF the Detroit Stars. r. J. kirkpatrick, L
f. Aedbury, n. b. Dosne, A. =. Schultz.
and II. Beadls. OF tas Detroit Bicycle Club.
Q. b. smith. c. II. Smith, John Hanley. r.
c. Trsub, Z. II. Jacobson and Frank WHEEL
den
The remainder Of the visiting clubs are
still here, but will leave on the morning
trains this morning. The vheelmen have
every sense OF the wsrd. Tbs whole affair
has passed OF without Jar or q word. and
the most hearty COED will and fr;endshi p
prevails. Tbs citizess Of Grand Rapids en-
Joy such visitors as they have had for the
last few days, and extend q hearty invita-
ton TO the whssl meR OF the State to visit
the Second City again.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

Tho uss II electric motors as a substitute
FOR tas steam engine Is rapidly increasing
In cities which ars provided with an electric
lightning plant, the dynamos can be used
during the day 20 furnish a current for oper-
ating motors in workshops and small factor
les st Use expense than that % a steam on
Ciue. 10 an adjoining city a large printing
ofSce has recently dispensed With q seven
E0Tse power engine aud toilsr. and subs.i-
tutod Thomson Houston motor. which
gives perfect satisfaction, and u found TO Re
less expensive than the coal, water and en-
Einser's wages which the engine required
In addition. il ia always ready for york.
night AID dsy. AMI can he started up q, any
tirn@ 70 a. an urgent OF unexpected order
While the steam enSine would - uoTs
sco- 1rniosi Tor heavy work Of large manu-
fsctoTv, toe sdvantax-s z electricity as a
soLros = power for small establishments "a
unbeatable. and &c vii undoubtedly coms
into general use Popular Science Ne~N
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
81. Psui's Olsaxineus Buirregs.

The bullfrogs residing in the vicinity Of
AcCaaouS LAKE have discovered novel feed
ing ground in which they fare sumptuously
and fatten prodigiously. Ii is In the DARK
basement OF the water works pumping sta
ton, among the great pipes that connect
with the engine, ard the feast that is there
spread for them consists OF the lubricating
oil that drips 20 the stone hoor from the
joints OF the ponderous machinery above
The frogs arc very fond Of this oleaginous
food They como into the basement windows
with bound and I've in this land Of plenty
the year around Martin Feist, the engineer,
does not disturb them except to hunt them
out OF thar hiding places 70 exhibit them 10
visitors On the contrary, the engineer likes
to watch them grow. They attain an enor-
nous siso and get very plump and juicy
But for the pleasures Of their lazy, luxuri-
Gus life they eventually pay dearly. There
Is a frog catcher wandering through that dis
trict. and when ne comes along TO NcCanon's
lake the engineer permits him to go into the
pump house and take his pick from among
the latest and most oleaginous OF these green
tenants Of the pump house cellar. The frog
catcher brings their hind legs 10 st. Paul and
sells them to the hotels and restaurants,
where thayl tichfe the palntes of eplcures
The ansrs upon the frog logs, while praising
the succusence and neatincss Of their food,
arc not, however, aware that its superior
quality Is due 20 . diet Of lubrtcating oil
The engineer says that the frogs breed in the
basement most prolifcolly, and that he Is
often able to scare UP dozens OF them in their
hiding piacss-St. Paul Pioneer Press-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
CO. NJ. N.n

Yesterday. Deputy shsrif Dye. Of Ions
COassy vss n 10 city, looking for q
ysaax mn ~ the RsTe q George Ashley.
Who i wanted on a charge Of forgery. De
reached here about minute too ate and
Ash'ev. who cane here Saturday, stepped
seos.a Of The Ausksgon sxcsrsioR trsin.
hot ~ tslspsoning 70 Holland ths Sheriff
there -ss en- the lockout Tor HIN ard isls-
paonsd back that he bad the nlsn. Ashley
e oniy - Ysers old ard tae son 90 a
wealthy isrnsr near Grs.avile
lis fsfher moved iRto the village to .d8-
cste his childrs7. Soa and csuzafer IN
tae graded schcsl there. TIE 1sashter
graduated ard ne sec AS gone - ne hsd
He hss forged DIS lsfhrrs nanle 20 checks
20 the snount cf ssoGt $500. When caught
Ne Esd sbout 500 n ne pocket
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
TOWN. TOPICS.


fsmHs8 Cs0noli ssstng sss sat.
Oysters sad eaarx1 soap soci4-s ~
eol1s l4a1 a 1a81 All u0ats-
= se.ag D1E IA - csaascE tas ID
L 81 = r sta tss Z. n
Rsr a n Asrrsm pFs.eAsd "A ia
-Elfa Asm9ri4i Cha. ga ysscsra4g
ssvsra ssgzaE rssidsacss "a seiax erect
sd on A4sr g.. South " los stzsst car
84Fns
fas CizsuIt CD4Ft lary 80 - iFssa -
60 14Es ior 80 September Essa u ia
eslrt
ne rsgu a. laion LABOR candi3aiss on
re safe uckst sTe kstuaz ready % make
tnlaEs ueFs lively
Clerk Tszer. Of tas Police Court. ~as PASS
s.. ssg TssfsrssF sntsFisx 1D ais record
5ooks All o4skiax Fst4ras 70 tAs 5aPsrior
Court
ffs not sxpsctsd hat ne fspairs ca the
PARK Congregations church iii DC com
eisa 50 i8.f services can e asld there &c
fore tas mal1Is sf ,spgsmoer
AW Stree e. ta@ 45or uu.0n csaai-
rals - speak 10 AS city sonnet me dur
f1z taa campsiza. 81. -trestsr vii
Sho0p-sf for tAs LABOR ai0n state
ti13et
A. % Cfousr . going TO meet Hon. ]. y
Is lo0dnch "a pubic iscais ia smOnt
som- t.m@ ia ne Gear future. NJ Crozier
hsf better tsks plenty of time % g-t ready.
a. Goodrich - hustler.
several Blcs Fssidsscss are IN process Of
completion on North -cri5Der-st.. notso. y
ons 81 81 so 5y Nr Barnett. oas that vii
cost s. lto ~ H. % Schsrmmsrhorn. and
one 81 a -tonshouss Of about tbs same
d "a I'D Eaus- IL 3 not a stone hou Sc,
ho~sTsf
H. r. Waters And hmiIy are sxsin la
frsspoft for short time. Mr. Waters "a
forns g laat De has been enjoying him
cell siuc~ be isff fresp0rt. travelling through
Nerthern Michigan and WiscoaslB Is
going 90 con nencs business IN Grand Rsp-
lds usEt Monday - frssp0rt Bcysld
Nsdnesdag afternoon Of last week vas .
very snlo abe SEASON via the Sinclair
sunday SCI DOL, near Sroonviils. Il vas The
OCCASION Of Ms sinelslr's birthday aud
80 school gave her pleasant surprise aud
pIcaic 90 The river banks. The Nunica
co-nst oand sBpesred With their new In
stTussnts and uniforms Tor tbs occasion.
Ms. Sinclair Is n0w resident OF Grand
Espids. where her husband = engaged In
ths furniture trade oop>Tsrilis O6serrer.
Hundreds Of people "a this city will take
sdvaatsge OF tbs D. l.. & y. excursion 10
Detroit nsKt THURSDAY May ~ill 20 to
So ths splendid scenery through which the
line runs and many lovers OF our nati0D al
game will 90 90 witness the game % Dc held
their on that day The fare - "a low that
80 places he Trip 10 thsr-zch OF al who are
abe 20 taks dsv Of recreation and
pleasures The D.. L. 4 y. IS fast xsi1ing
popularity sad all who have taxed . trip
Over ths line give nothing bat words OF
praise for the road ard for the courtesy OF
10 oftcials- Everything that can be. will
he done FOR those Who 90 20 Detroit next
Thursday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
- 20 81 coMes ~.
Or. watson Arrests p. r. sweet. aad
Then Sa.d Twice IL Rssurs

Dr. Wsfsoa Arrests p. r. sweet. aad 10
Then Sa.d Twice 4. R.surr
Dr Watson. Toe new Health Officer hss
made hi nsslf famous ths 6rst month Of
be reign az superintendent Of back alleys
odsriisrous smell. and general health, aud
~ ds.soda rs in Two lsw suits. one for fsls.
imprisonment and one for damages for the
Gssfroctou Of property.
r. r sweet IS ons II ne proprie,ors OF
tte Nsw Livingston. and TIE grease trap"
ia Eat Institution did not work as il ought,
cr q mrfh ug Else -ss wrong 50 ths neigh
bors con- rlained. pr. Wsfson .ys that he
rouf- M Sweet to shsts The uuis.noe
scns TIME ssn. hut tnat it vas not done. 40
on SATURDAY, be got plumber and pro-
cseded 20 r & If sccord uE 10 his idea. Mr..
Sweet art Gr Wsatberiy appeared % the
ground Wade TT Ws,sous plumber -ss
e. ~ork. and. Of course svery BODY taxed
81 fhe 6OCiors plumssr stopped work
Ths sssnlet "a carr up ths health officer All
- promptly rot " Sweet under arrest
49, tock lr . headquarters. wbsrs su-
parrtsndrut Suifth refassd 70 hsv- any
ttirg f' ~ $50 ne matter. and NJ sweet
uen acme
~ sars fhsf be received notice a
ve-k ego tesl lrers vsss nuisance in he
rasF ef fae hres sni - fnor SD -
tfr tr * rsa.evsr vas rreng Tais
wss ra rst - assrf ol lac nstfsr NATL
Sftnrtfr -r~rirr. vlsn be received no.
tcs .s stsle ere nr's sBce IN fvs hsurs
T ,'s a- Started to A.. taking NJ Westhsrlv
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
Lassoed by q man.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-While Mr.. and
Irs. George w. Warren, of Manchester
township. were driving to their home on
the Gofie road, near Haledon, y. j., the
other day, man sprang out from some
pushes and threw slip moose around Mrs..
Warren's neck. Had the assailant been a
cowboy he could not have thrown the
asso more effectively. He drew the rope
tight, and ct the same time demands
monev. Mr.. Warren made 8 stroke at the
highwaymsn with his whip The horse
became frightened Al the swish Of the whip
and gave spriug. which jefked the rope
out Of the highwsymsn's hands, and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren then drove OF rapidly ar
escanef
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

Ihere Is = cTssh predicted foT France.
That country has see1 snns Lsws Nississ pri
rubiic burst. rlore thar a century and a hsif
aS7 The crash Vii begin -ith toe break -
a y Secret.r = ccrper rfrE, ard snd vith
10 bankruptcy - n 4 Iessepz' Psnsna.
Canal company. Hal tbe hiS fnsncial
kcusss 4 Frsnce sre involved III the ringing
- osrper and thousands - French7aeu havs
tntr7sse5 ts~ir ssvi8Es g v = Ie~~0s BT
ard xrnsu cspl-siiseS saks 81 = moved IN
the r4nersl srsasb Cd. O7e csn ss-eaiy -
fhc b~zinni-S z tie s1d Tor bots sckezueS -
Oua- We~k
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
POLICE fICKUPA

Yesterday wss chsngs day on the Police
force
Iost child vas found on West Division
o.. ysstsld DAY snd brought TO Headquarters.
Qui.ss iarxs number Of front doors were
found open Saturday snd sunday aiShts by
sas police
Three suspicious characters we're reported
N me vicinity Of Jsfsrson and Fifth-sves
Saturday aigat
esorgs Edwards as arrested yesterday
On suspicion Of stealing q small priating
press from a is<rsFe-st. boy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
W heel Note4

The girls at Sweets all wept when Nat
Robbins left yesterday.
Luggage Carrier" Smith gave some ine
fancy riding in the reading room at Sweets
yesterday. smith is worth sesing.
Bicycle racing nj the fair this Fall would
certainly take we'll and draw a big crowG.
Everyone likes to see the graceful wheels.
Lamont. who took heavy fall IN the Eve
mile race Saturday, fslt somswbst lame
yesterday. but went with the clubs on their
trips to the Lake and to he Soldiers Home.
wheelmsn took header" on Bridge
81 bridge yesterday afternoon. and lost his
watch and chafn. One street car driver
found the chain and returned IL. A con-
ductor found the ring Of the watch. but tue
watch Is still missing. and probably rolled
into the river.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
At sIusksxoa

The excursion given By the Houseman.
Oonnslly & Jones base bal club 10 Ausks-
goa yesterday was successful n every way
except IN the defeat Of the cluo GOO
crowd wAs in attendance. ths weather was
lne. and 20 accidents occurred. TIE game
Sas Witnessed - about 500 spectators. aus
vas al interesting oGs. as Nil be readily
ssea by the following score.
Rosen Bros .-..----..--.t ."
a., ~ 4 .-..-.......--v ] D % a. o o.
Batteries 81 Il. i J Coon, Lsrdie and Il y
cop. hoseB bEas.. Cfotts and Hot
base hts III - A ,. d. kosen Bros e.
struck out-by Coon H. - Crolly a.
Errous-h., u 4 j. j. ROsen Brcs o.
Double plays -Hyo0p 20 kees Lardie 10 Val
lOf
tassed balls -LArdie l. HycOp , Hotl
Tine OF game--luo hours.
Lmplrs-uzUneI
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

Esry select sE-ssasnos - sso@s ave
h2k1rs1 ls4-es a. gsHl-snlsu ~s'c.ec tss
= sst0ns oslszk tns Atslsllcs a. Ramona
PAX Fss sfday sfter40on. Esy0f HesloG
beng aD0ng lss4- as lie s1ci snos
s4s Apsrseisuss thsy ald nol display t24i
slzms1l ~ElcE = eksEselsF.scc u fosciss.
fzs 44iet4as saica pTsssloo a ga % a.
lrisgLsd % Ia opposition game os1~esn
las OFaae kapiss 4ad Dsrsy teams 6lcn
s.s plsyed ga as 0p<n nsla ogP0slts 90
troy 4Dd Pairs s4looDs. las WesloEs
COX tie les1 aid he'd i. throughout. sros
ing thsuselSss super ~ a. every po.ut rks
features ef tas game vas sAs q -lzfy s0Ek
~ Pltls 1ne Wi.lsorta aiso the lnBsi1 "
lss Wssf0Hs. zslls.v ac5 1Trla. Lynch sna
Cartsacet Iae scofs
Aest,as Z 0ls ia
ALHLsEas ...--..I g g Co.,
E4f1ea zula-h eslaass.
Is0-Dass hsls fri1 Alau fl.ts NtlLams.
slrlcs 81 ~ rl.ls ~, - DeEPeceSa =
L-al-1s-a Pes
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
WHEAT IN MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA.
The Aggregate Crop Estimated 1t Hun
drsd Milllsn Bushels

ST. PAUL. MINI, Aug l9-The Pi0He>r-
Press estimates the aggregate wheat crop Of
Minnesota and Dakota this year at round
100. 900 900 bushels. Ultrs-oOnservstive
Judges make the figures 100000, to l5,-
coo. 900 less. At all events with greatly in
creased acreage q good average yield IS well
assured. There have been numerous re-
ports Of damage from points in Southern
Minnesota aud Dsxots, particularly slsng
the Omaha Road. but II should be rsmem-
bersd that this represents but a small por
tj0n 81 the sheat-grovibg territory. In
quality wheat il not gate 40 good as last
year Rain las seriously interieTed with
harvesting The present week. but grsin is
mostly IN ne shock in Southern Mime
sofa ssd Dakota Wheat cutting u Eo.nE
on in hs middle section. While ia TIE Red
River valley and Northern Minnesota anu
Dskots it sill not begin before the sltb or
18th. n hiis lsst nights frost Dir little
ssmsgs 20 wheat. tbe isteusss Of the season
IN the North maze. frost the one thing 10
Dc dreaded nov.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

4 IrrIU 1SacsT1-e ~sTs .ers re
fa~or - 10 ,iiv~s r ~ ~ srsf sppr-cise>5
s. = h~<t - so-k tAszn ovsT nizhs y f--~s
wao--, sid the1 pisne thera IN mega n
-xrrile-t psckle = ts7s nsads sd tho-e .<.is-x
tserz = th7S ~sv 5000 l~sr. =, Ire ts.z
~isnc.ss tsis Ersp>rzssor Tke s2--. - -
hsias thss for -zrzsssiaE ns&az Ave 81. -
wes-.s>a - Az vs<eta1.>
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

A Foxcreft wsg Was driving into the
village one day. with poll Of eggs BE-
tween his knoss. He had held the eggs
in that position ever since leaving his
farm house in the suburbs. His wagon
struck bridge hard. the rocker bolt
snapped and down went man aud eggs
into the dust. Some BODY asked him AZ
terward If he lost his eggs "oh. no.
he said. Il only bent 8 few Of en-
Lewiston Ne Journal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

The bass clesrings FOR re -ssk ending
Angus; r. issS. we're ss follc~s Mon5sr
SEES a.. Oh. Tuesday. 81 al8 - wed1es-
sssIsSS2 Thursday. 5si - So Frsdsv.
s sa<ss SATURDAY.. sloe C7 81. rotsl So
>8-fs Fsr tss corr~Dsadl 90 perioS AZ
rs.r rev Yer. sfiS AZ a. sac~ias an IN
rr-s.. r,r N. -eex 81 So COS Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
The psnocratic TIck.tiar.ra.

DALLAS, Texas, Aug. ls.-The Demo
cratic State Convention rsneminsted e1-
Gov. F. R. Lubbock for Treasurer, K. n
Hall for Commissioner Of the Land Office.
sud Oscar II. Cooper for Superintendent If
Public Instruction. Webb Finley. OF
Smith County. was nominated for chair
nam oftle Democratic Executive Commit
Ia
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
UNDER ARREST.


Passenger Ga crowded oarp-Arent you
a Chicago drummer. sirf
Drummer-Yes.
Passenger-Your FIRST trip. isn't it'
Drummer-Yes. it's new business 70
me; but I'm selling more goods la nay line
than any two meD on The road. Why do
you thlak it's my frst tripf
Passenger-Pecause you only occupy
two sests.-New York Sun.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
Crushed Hopes

And what answer do you make to my
appeal'' he asaed as he kSsh az her feet
James. win be frank with you, she
murpured.
oh, speak" be implered. and relieve
mo from this eesny Of srspensei"
Then let me say IL cannot BE-
Why notf'
Because, James. do not feel able 10
support 9 husband Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
FIN the sasae rred!csnent

Kirby-Lepd me q fver. will you. old
boyf I'm clean broke
horsF-That's pretty good ring yau
wear. Why don't yes hook it,-
Kirby-CoEldn't. You know. It's q
sou venir Of deceased b-ot her
hoxey-WaiL nay money Is q souvenir
Of deceased father Day DAY. old fsl
(Aad he walks OF l-nns
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

The remains Of the late Mrs. Lou Hart
SOD. will be taken 10 Allegsn this morning
for burial. The remains are encssed o a
handsome oasket furnished OF Mr. Dell
LovejsY. A short service will bs held ID
ths dead girls room Just before going to the
train
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

P.sxss Sc-sgu- and Jsnnie Miier. e..
S~s gr,s arrested Saturday nsrsiaz. -s-s
r-i---~s % sal. s.s v>~t-rd.v uae~-iaz
Ressie spr.x-f~ wss srr~sse< kgsi. ksr r.
nGiax n a~cR Il as-sAara
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

rAszssEss. - 1.-ss< sAoais.1
ga wisosaGa-Llxss lse-l nsass s.1xAay
s.xn~ sEssss ses<iY ssscsnsry tsz,sr-
saIs 20 ssaEzssslsra A1calxza. s4zl48le
~fnaa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

ATTErTIox
The twentieth Of August J. ". Weltop
will open Business College in The new
Shepard Hartman block on Fountsin-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

The delicious fragrance. refreshing COOL
ness and colt beauty impaired 10 the skin
bv Pozzonl's Powder, comments il 20 al
ad Ct
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
Bardstts's PHILOSOPHY.

THAT Was WHAT HE WANTED
Uncle George-Are yeu practieiag med
ioine Henryi
Henry who hung our his single only
year sso)-So. In prActiclns p.tience.
AK uNpEk0kADuATR
"Hcws that for q squeeze" asked
George Himself, as one thing and SBOtker
cracked and popped and started, before
Le unlocked his arms aud sst up straight.
George said Amanda herself, drawing
the longest breath she lad taken IN three
minutes. you've bean taking lessons of
the new hydraulic cotton press. 10 you
take me for q bale of hayr'
Nh AK COMING ALONG.
SEQ, as you look from the window how
noiselessly IL falls Drifting here and
there ia pillows of spotiess white. eddy
ing the fitful gusts Of the December winds
that play catch and toss with TIE noecy
fakes. man,ling the earth In . robe Of
purity-the snow, the beautiful snow
Ehl No. il isn't exactly soasonable, but
there seems TO have been come mistake
LIS meant for next JaRusry. and the
author thought The Eagle was a maya
zine. that's all. Well Keep the rest os it
until next August.
UNDER ARREST.
Henry Coxwell the seronsut. hss made
700 ascensions. Once, while sailing over
Central park at a heaght Of about 100
feet, he fell from his balloon. landing
upon the swsrd of June with dull sick
eniag thud that curdled the sap in the
naples. Opening his eyes. more nearly
dead than alive. be sew al indignant park
policeman standing over him with up
lifted club and painting - the sign
Keep of the grass R }. Burdetts in
Brooklyn Eagle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20
Classical Nam, e. IL

Rural Quest TAT Boston restaurant, look
ING al the bs3l Of fsrsl-D~.g these for
sign NAMED dishesI Bring me plate Of
plain hash II you've got any.
Waiter lsslemE and erect. in toze Of
digniaed reproof-oaa pedrias for onei-
Chicago Tribune
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

III LOG CABINS can hardly
fs<EA be considered hsndssHns or
-. elegant. bat thsy were ST
tArA2 Installations for the rugrsd
W 81 pioneers Of AmeriCs. Our
TnA ancestors we're rugged spec
NA~TEf mems ef noble manhood
+ - com plets IN hsaifh strength
g and sudnrsnos Their vsele-
ss.ae remedies are rerrodrcei 80 fhis 'sser
sc ii warmers 1.og CA IN ssrsspsriiis ard
Wsrntrs TiTp-osGoe
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

A nine from the CuPpels wooden war
works played with nine q. K. q |. frsigh
men On the Shermsn-st. grounds yssterua
orOnoon. The result was. Cappels IL
ffeisht men o
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

Lord Per- winkls--Aay i-sw-ksss the
pleasure Of rop.ng you u for Tie nsIt.
Lady Somebody
Lady 6sznshody-oh, thanks swfuIls.
Lord PeyfwiAkle. bat have already Ossa
oorralle1 sy hr. Dssaw0Od. OF D-kotA-
Harps-'s Raznr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

The Alerts and Astropolitans played Z
great game on the Sherman-sL grounds yes
,erday afternoon. The result was az follows
Alerts ....-.................. 0 o l. e
Aetrop0lltans ..........-....0 . s J. &
Bat eries-Alerts. Thomson and Duel MelTQ
poitans. Nandermeer and Anth
struck oul-by Thomson .. Nandermeer 3.
The game was called by he Sherlff Al tn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

TAe game was called by The Sheriff al the
com nencement of the ninth inning.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-20

Uncle George-Are yeu practiciag med
icine. Henryf
Henry who hung our his single only q