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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11


Tas edxoz q Ga Rsss. 81 - izsa issas'
roseass fer 4as aasa e sn,s sssss "a
psieon ia1s eas rtsi0ipg So ear z 'sA'
aeasg 4ad SO fsassska kssg ~ ies~A-
fasi IA I1st. paea me eeeNesss.sssaa
~My sold rs osey nae b.'nciy.H $40
tae tzaf
sAaa mi0e are ANXIOUS 70 die tel
ms aeGSa Napoleon.
"A me suzEestson 81 tie tf%ss-.-
hluSa lest ot dsNetioa ess 4StssS 8 -,
tne toy2l party Wsfe tfSSe sAsss.'s -
tae pisa ssQfy u els.-isg tlsas So
q paved STREET. f4ch als-istE NN'
u cal ia ore "a h.s soldiers ana s.s'.s'
msud am = Jump tfom zoe Nihee"s
Aapoieoa made the nrsi test
''tSll the 6sra'ste Aasc1p," ne efs'f-
naadee, and tne Aafcae appeafed.
W. yea ooFy Sey order siNs s'a'
asked Nspo.eop.
Yes. s.re.
''bl.u4ly, shat8YeT 4 -
bladly, ere.
''Ihen fuap on 81 that window
"Bat ! have a|wlfe and two children
sire.
Il MI care Tor them. fofNAf~-
And the GardlIta Aareau, with MAJ
tary salute, val ked 10 tie window and
leGpen out.
call 4 private OF tie body guard
ordered tae Car, whose tara CAME
next. The soldier came.
/ What's your aameF+
"lvan ivanoKitch."
"Nell, lyaa, just throw yoofsel on
/ o. that window.
"les, father" answered the GUARDS
man, aud he did Il.
Command the bTavest OF my so.alef
10 come here, said the Pgusslan hini
10 his servant. A s.x-foot Uhlan, WI.
row OF orders across las breast ana
scar or his forehead, entered
"My fr.end,n explained the King, 80
show their loyalty French and a Rue
sian gnardsman have jumped at con-
mand from that window. Have 20
the pluck 10 do the Samey'
"Is il for the fatheTlapdy'
"No."
"Then refuse to do It,"
GIL Bias thinks this anecdote contain
fine lesson for German army ofhcei
oil the present.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

xas setassxs 49, ssssers - ssrEs = sst@s@
Nt<ais.a Are A&stsE A.

TIE seiassxs 49, sssseEs - ssEEa = ssssss
Nikhis4a As A4staE A.
spssssi - tae Tu.zaxas Hsasss.
RzsD err Neh.. seps. l9-Sssa
cay = "a he..iay 4Es.ss 49, rEsssais =
nae apps4Taaee 81 : goo5 ca kelEsa
Ct te.y eelseEataoa- he oceas.sn =
the am a. Ee8nsog - tae sol-.eFs ard
s4slgss 81 NaEla4s x.ern Aiseasaa.
toF me rAsf to d2fs t1s fetefsas
have heea gaIaeFlDz aad ~ tomorrow
nola Il IS ezpeelf1 tbaE ts-eEe p Ae
from $50 - eoo Cd ses1isss ste-tsiS3
"a camp togaa. g.. A, +. pCsse 4fs
present from La1taxloB, ecostYslit =
ka.dgin. Care. EFagz. ff4nkl d, ea1 II
l4c ana osnsE teNns ard tne e.ue eeses
havs conipietz pessess ga 81 teis pace
leaay has beea devoted largely 20
getisag to.Ags "a sb&pe iOE t.se <fess
events ~ the WogfCN, Niheo tie cage
Is 90 BE- turned loose Gtn. A.zer. boN'
Luce. Coz. DaMsld, Gen. tateGeon.
sisn. Nike Brown and ether noted
/ spea kefs axe 20 be here 1asIe afs
tour bands aoN here abd more % cQfas
/ Nos the least OK those row present z
I the ella au4 eEiginAl fbuck-ttA t@na
+ famous lnE0ug hout the State Tor ~
+ sweet marital strains.
+ TIE veterans Co not seem 70 have
goEgotloa The bright SIDE u aFny ht'
aud on every cu-ner they stand u
groups telling over the experiences o
camp he quarter Of . century aSo'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
Peopleie Pulpit.

To the Edltot OF the IEtsGRAa-hERsLp.
Without doubt September IL the
pleasantest month for sojourn at the
lakeside.
Highland Park IS nearly deserted by
her summer guests, but the beautiful
sunsets 60 on and all other attractions
just the same.
Picnic parties arrive every day and
enjoy the surf bathing.
The hotel still entertalns guests.
Many Grand Rapids ladies have made
visits TO the park this week.
Mrs. w. s. Gum spent Saturday view
| inc the beauties Of TIE highlands.
! Mrs. L. J. Shafer, of Madison-ave.. Is
on visit to her parents, NJ. and Mrs.
Q. II. Richmond, WHO occupy cottage
here.
Several new cottages are being erected
| this fall.
/ Mr.. O. II. Richmond Is building q cot
! tage on Evergreen Ridge.
Capt. Walker still does business at
the bath houses and is ready at all
times to show desirable building lots 70
new corners. UNCLE HAY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
LIS Other Chance.

Special 20 fhe TFireHsg IlFsatn-
HnRsEv, sept. l0.-Ihe celebrated
Iandon murder case, which was tired
in Iudinzton in March las. resulting I'M
she conviction 81 Landon Tor man.
slaughter, ~ on trial tbs wees BE- th 3
county. new trial and 2 change ~
venue having been granted lanaon. a
jury was mrane' "a THIS afternoon
Uho are % remain lu the nanos % tt
sheriff uut v-rd CO is reached \ -oai
forty ri tnesses are present ana tns - 3
Will probably take the rest IS tre week.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
TOWN TOPICS

Every train from me north i greatly
croeded. passengers even staining ~
the alsles.
The sparr0ws have returned from
their summer vacation among the
wheat heids.
The Chosen Friends held 4 social aud
card party, aI their hal GA Waterloo
a. last night.
The city of,ic as leave for Charlevolx,
Uhlaud and other pretty northern
Ebots tbs morning.
Next saturday Is the last day 70 tile
n0tes If issue Tor the september term
OF the circuit c0uGt.
". ;. Hubs Cleveland bay stallion
took the blue uhbon IN has class Al TIE
Michigan state FAR.
Do not give your order FOR fan cloth
Ing until YOU nave seen what Gardner
4 Baxter have 20 oter.
Yesterday was 81 ideal day for the
artists and several Of them went out
into the woods sketchlng.
Charles BEFORE and Miss julia
Murphy were united IN marriage al
Justice Hydogn's Office last evening.
Wa. Herbstrelth Was arrested last
nigot on a charge OF assault and bat
terry preferred BY John Slmpaskl.
The members OF the history section
OF the Ladies' Literary Ciab viii meet
IN the rooms az O'Clock this afternoon.
The funeral Of Mss Blanche Konkle
Will be held at the residence OF ". ;.
Emery, $50 PaFls-aye., AT ii O'Clock To-
day.
Miss Eta BespaloH, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and I. Schuhau, OF Chicago,
Will De engaged Thursday, Sep'e M
Der n.
The ease against VIM. b. Smith, Ct
the opera house, for selling liquor after
hours. viii be called IN the superior
court this morning.
J.. sullivan has received the plans and
specifications of the Grand Ledge Char
Compauy's building, with instructions
20 begin work as soon As possible.
The newly elected trustees of the
Board OF Education have all tiled their
acceptance OF office. The new board
will meet next Saturday night TO- or
game
Thomas Bates, township clerk oi
Paris, rendered his resignation to the
town board and the board met aud ap
pointed Connor II. Smith 10 hll the
vacancy.
Or. A. NJ. Piatt and Miss Magdalene
Krantz were married az Albion, y. Y.
September 5, by Rev. NJ. Cain. TheJ
will be at home To their friends attel
October /.
August Beck & Co, Of Chicago, have
commenced suit against AdOlph Meyer
sahm and Gerald Fitzgerald. OF TIN
city, 70 collect a note for S62S.34, giyel
by Meyersahm and endorsed by Fltz
gerald.
Two handsome Masonic aprons ar'
exhibited IN the window of Herkner'
lewelry store. They we're presented q
the Masonic Home by the NJ. c. Lille.
Company, OK Columbus, O.. and will h
disposed OF 81 tie coming Masonic fan
The Ladies Literary Club VIII boil
the first meeting of the year Saturda
OF this week The Committee o
Science and Education has charge Q
the afternoon, and an interesting Pre-
gram u furnished. 4 tul ATTENDANCE
fs requested, as important business vi
lie hrOurht before the club.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
I've Children Die From saHoeation and
starvation.

I've Children Die From saHoeation and
starvation.
e. PAso. Tex, sept. le,-News
reached here last night OF horrible
accidentwhich occurred ten miles below
Paso Del Norta, Mex, sunday last. An
INDIAN, living some miles down the
river. left home on business Saturday
evening. but before leaving he put his
two little children, = gigl and hoy
between the ages OF aud years ia q
big box and nailed down the nd 10
prevent the children from getting
into the orchart. aui eating the
fruit during lis absence. The
father d.d not return home until sun
day evening. and OH opening the box
he found the boy lying dead IN the bot
tom, and tAe iittla grl in dyinS con-
dlu0n. The suhpcatng clOscncss oI
their PRISON, combined with hunger
aud thirst, had done It's work. Fright
ened over the result OF his brutal care
lessness, the father enoeavored TO eX,
onorate himself by connecting several
inconsistent stories, but WAS quickly az
rested 10y the authorities. IL was the
intention OF the Indian 10 return TO hi
children Saturday night, but he was
delayed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

TIE Grand Rapids Bicycle Club has
leased tss house 80 80 ottswa-st., and
= fittug un n club houss fer the use OF
ia members. Tn the basement Wi p
blizzard room. ktchen. ssrs ard
eaths, rr ere Hoor above, reception,
read N. dining and snosing rooms,
a. a library. The club has elected
fsa following heuse committee Mrs..
r. r. rrovsr. Mrs. a r.. Richmond. r.
: Wart. r. r. Hvmsr. sud F. p.
n~vsen. III s the inientcn 81 the elan
t0 MAKE their nouss second to mere n
shs STATE n al matters. Il VIII rrch.
sbly &c opened WITH recertlc1.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
COWLES-HALE SCANDAL.
The Uuaarpy Husband Brings a Suit 90
Absolute Divorce

LocRroEr, \. y, sept. l0.-The latest
sensation in the Cowles-Hale scandal is
the suit Tor absolute divorce brought By
Eugene A. Cowles, of this city. against
his wife, Alice Hale Cowles, of Cieve-
land, daughter OF the wealthy banker,
+. 4. Hale, OF that city. TINS, follow
ing so closely on the withdrawal OF Mrs.
Cowles' suit for divorce and the sub
Stltuuon Of one for separation ana ali
mony, puts q different lighton matters.
The papers IN Cowles' suit against his
wife WILL be served 10y publication today.
4 great part of the complaint has refer
euce to the influence Miss Kate b.
Rathbone, OF Detroit, who has been q
constant companion of Mrs. COwies Tor
several years, eXerted over the defend
ant. Cowles tells of the strange intim-
acv of the two women, and dates the
cause OF sll his troubles TO the fall oil
1883, when he forbade Miss Rathbont
the house.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

AIsAvy, y. Y. sept "a n =
paced switch a. Lumher-st-s n thf'
CITY, sent The night bost express from
the north On the pclwsre 4 Had son
road. crashing into frslght tran -
night No one vas seriously burt, 80
both encines we're badly sr,as1ei.
sv lehman "a Knight ~ lacor, N
resumed hs ros son today re -
avs 30 ieft rs swltet fer fsw n1sn-
etss aud ls vss tsmpeTeo sta.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
Eleventh Nichipar.

To the Editor OF the TEtEGRAahsRLAp.
The Eleventh Michigan Cavalry VIII
hold it's fourth annual reunion at hud-
son, Mich, on the second day OF Oclo-
Der. 1920. VIM. b. Thompson, the
president OF the association, will spsre
no effort TO make tins meeting q grand
success. {. y. Hunt, Of Jackson, the
secretary, has secured reduced rates on
all railroads. All members Of the regl-
ment are earnestly requested to 90 pres
ent. Old Company y. rally and let US
meet in the old town that we enlisted
in and have a grand good time we may
never have the opportunity again.
IosEPH II. DELAEEY,
Late Sergt. Co. D., Eleventh Cavalry
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

Attic annual meeting OF the Division
street N. +. sunday-sehool held IN the
church parlCrs the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
superintendent, r. NJ. Swartout as
sstant superintendent. J. B.Wkre; lady
slant superintendent, Mrs. /. T.
Wilmarth. secretary, A II. Apted; re-
cordIug secretary, Mrs. +. II. stafford
treasurer, Harvey Neeiand; librarian
Warren Smith; assistant librarian
Frank Cutler; pianist, Mrs. G. =. Kelsey
historian, Rev. @. q. Whitw0r;h; mis-
s.onarv superintendent, Hiss Cor,
Riggs. usheTs. Nessrs. &. b. Kelsey ans
F. I'll. Hazgerty.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
Kahn. Kabo. Kabo-that

Kabo, Kabo, Kabo-that
sounds like an African name.
1T means a corset bone
that can't be broken-ii Il
can't be broken. il doesn't
stick into you-so il means .
bone" Of comfort. not OF
contention.
1t means 4 corset bone
thatdoesn't kink-if it doesn't
kink. the corset can't roll up
in the middle as oorsets are
apt 10 do-so it means a
bone that stays where you
put II. :.
Ii isn't "bone" AZ all.
but Kabo. Kabo, kabo; and
Kabo means = corset you
wear a week or two or three,
till you make up your mind
about it, and then so back 10
the store and get your
money, if you'd rather have
money than Kabo.
. There's a primer or Cor
sets for you at the store.
CHICAGO coEsrT Co. Chicago G3d New YORK
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

The urSad Rapids a lnasana Raj
road CoaapAny MI sell Harvest t.Aee4
sen tickets September ana - ea@
October "a 10 points soutaa soeth~esil
west AID northwest Al cae fare Tor the
roaad TIP; tickets good for rei0fn
within thirty daKs. For tickets sfie
further information, apply - A. A isl'
Quisl. al Uaion station or Geo
Manson city Ticket Nraoe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
WANTED A HABBAS CORPUS.
But the Train lyrecker Was Waited or
to Troy.

ALHAvY, y. y, Sept. I0.--John Reed i,
one of the tram wreokers, aud who IS
supposed to have turned States eyi-
dence, Was taken TO Troy tonight and
locked up because it was intimated
that a writ Of habeas corpus had been
issued. lie SAYS he was arrested on
Saturday without warrant, and
locked up Ia Supt. bisse's Office. Road
detectives say thep Will have the other
two ~ morning. The strikers today
applied for work in large numbers, and
many were taken back.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

The sami-annual meeting 81 the
Grand Rapids District Teachers Assoc
cation will be- held sept. Is, at ? O'Clock
a. m at the West Michigan University.
Officers vii BE elected and work planned
for the coming year. Al teachers m
the associat on are earnestly requested
% Ii rrnsant.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

Al NossA f3Fk pavilion. Tight Me
Tegt ornAsnoes after dark = Mons Me-
Ssa. Pres. lsesrge Herds Nla 1te
laie 9faa3 ssfeg fpoa 3 pat efgn g
tesi h&A lsery afternocn apa even
( iag masae ~ tlss North Park oFsnessr@-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

HerFick, NofeheAa 3 Nelson, sac.
csssefs IS Geo. =. HsfFie6 A 90. ~
hereafter De foano 81 Nd. - S90sh
n.Nisloa-si. AcAQi.sn hioek.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

On and after Monday, September s,
1870, all trains on D., l.. 4 y. X. r., be.
tween union depot and Reeds Lake,
will bc discontinued.
WM. A. GAvKrT,
Acting Gen. Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

- .4l~~rs SKA tss sE1Sptten e D2aiei
aI-s.ier- s.frasaassF9I,.sn n lsha Fgiar
80 sstsla ~ sieesafisit, n1.s les<stz taFcliza
tda ~ ..El .A4.
fsos sar1.a 81 Alnlae CAP Sa
1sE-'rae lUeen 81 sFala sails tie FF~sca So
EsEcr a. aia.Tu1
ssls--ss.,n sxr,iosl.ln IL Wa. 80 asa4 oz&
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

MA Gratis Plea for the r"
81 think that Il were an American"
writes Max O'Roll, 81 should not object
to catching the English accent, but all
the same ! sympathizs with the Amer
lean who, in a New York paper, has
been exhorting his countrymeu TO avoid
copying the muiilated English affected
hy some Eughshmen. There Is some
thing slipshOd about speech bereft of
sounding RS, for instance, that | cor
daily dislike. It's sign Of otIeminacy
and want Of sinew. The lncroyables,
under tho Dlrectolre, started tho
absurd trek in France, aud our
young dudes have kept u up.
1t IS their won't 10 ttls OF their
honna bonha, etc, bus II J had 10
choose between the "houor' 4 two
men I would try That OF tho ono who
put IN all IS letters. sturdy, honest
folks who do not shy az their RS are
not likely TO shy az otner things. There
is something Iu the speech OF 4 true
scot or a DevOusnire man that gives
promise Of his energy or taitniuiness
If two men came 70 you, one asking Tor
weak and tie other wOrrua, whIcf
would you be more Inclined to employ
81 went one day O. see a Scotch
friend OF mine married. When ths
( bridegroom, holding the brides hand
sad Il take thee. --, for oetferer To-
wurrus, I thought 20 myself, IT
were a girl 7 should Ike % be taScI
( Ike that."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

on THURSDAY, the remaining iots AZ
North PARK Place vii be sold st suo-
ton. Tbis plat needs no sdveTtsIn
Tae best lots are still unso.d.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

Notice - hsEvtN gwen tssAi Inc Era
~ Gee. 4. Herglek \ %, feftlef q
cong tassnsss So - fo00issi-sss NJ
~ k0ow0 and Qes knatea hefaAit<- -
HegEsk NoEoasad a Nelson,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

WAsafzsres Sept. it.--keF Aien' "a
Far. stationary tsHozra.1fsi VA 49,
alnas. becoming e4sssrsy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
LILY vhiteTIenr.

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is a family fayoritc. Try i.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
THIS list Is furnished by W. T. serlbne
ranlnaAntn h.nA.r DIR At

This rs. Is furnished by W. Il scrfOner
rsalestste dealer. - Pear -st.i
Emma ". Shaw to j. T.. irwin, part OF
lot !. ok !. Geo. Calnpau.s plat .-.-..-...s 2-oo
Almira Taylor % Waller =. iutVe. " 40
II lots and Z. hk u, Converse add. l,tVo
Sarah A. HOggh 10 John Ley. part OF
lot ll6, Leonard & Co.'S AID 20
Gerard NefbecE 10 John Nnlder, part
lots ll2 and ia, Leonard A Co. odd. 1900
Sarah J. Ayerill TO Almeda Nlilagd,
part lots - and -, r. L. Briggs add $500
Jelle J. Wander Nicer 10 Oliver Boio.
lots IL 10 Is, Clements suburban add ~
Nathaniel TaayeT est &c Jacob ekibirs
~ lot II, bk II. Mason 4 Co. S sub 40
Nelson 4. Hewlett 10 Theodore =. IAN
and wife. lot 81, Davis, Turner = car -.
rol's add ,-.- l,feJ
Fiossie J. DeNries 10 WIN. A. June and
wife, lot a DeNries ID add..........-.--.... $50
John Weeks 20 Zimn Phelps, part ne =
Sc " see 81, Nelson .-.-.-- ,-,.-,..-..-...-. 81
Henry Durham - Settie Rulasen, part
81 ne = 81 = zee Il, lowell ......,..---...-. 81
Henry Durham 10 Eds0n Durham, sc
ne * see IL, NO.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

call on Mack, 80 Canal-si. Cabinets
80 nor GnFor4
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

After today, sept, :, AZ raj eonnec'
ton - and from Ottawa Beach viii be
discontinued. The steamer AaeaiANa
vii connect With al day trains 81 Hol'
land untll Sept. Is Inclusive.
VIZ. A. 0&NKrF,
Acting Gem Pass. agent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

Auction sale of the remaining North
Park Place lots today.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
Lily whi,.

TIE valley CITY Milling Company has
no pee4 I'm tie manufacture Of Sour. Sc
nrosucts are in great demand 8nd e.
pecialiy the Lily White. Try a.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
The Msgnihcept New Fast.
-. ~. CITY OF RACINE
And the Popular


And the Popular
-. ~. VI EcN ON INFItS
VIII leave Grand Haven for Chicago, sally 81
cent saturday. ats .. m. OF arFita 81 me De
treit tsrAnd Haven 4 Milwaukee haiiNak
traln from Detroit, Grand Rapids ffc.
cry or RACiNb-cuuday, Tuesday ana
MpNSMINEE- Monday. Wednesday and
Friday.
except sunday al o'clock arriving 81 efaHa
rasf. - d -. ~
FARE. Grand Rapids 70 Cleago, 0nly $500.
&c. so for Round Trip State Room Berth ncfo
Through tlrkett can te had A TIE ilil once
ane depot 81 the p. q. u. \ ~ Railway. @rtha
Hands Also Al eli stations o. the y. q. ~. \
Tt4N.H'y JOIN sINelkfoN.
Zen. Pass ACT Goodrich Trans. Co. Chicago
GooBBicn TRANSFORMATION 60.
| oss-if thhte7,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

Spring & Company announce to the
general public that their dressniaking
department will open Monday, sept.
Is, with full force of competent help.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

nrrslaa tle saws 49, ~
80 f1a 1esla - ss-s.-l-l il1
rirsF 4al1 1e4rs 80 as-lle.
~ Ba q Bs-4sl .l..s'
EssGhaztoa 1efss1sd sira
ssaoE - - tae sli2sA ~
der Hles
Iz4 Hatfis 81 fa.ls -a-E ...z-.a
me allel Fl as sii.ftit it
tsls- Baftle - fIatlsoc78 y 2
a.. ae.Ie.snra e - t8s 11o.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11

Peckham's Group Remedy cuEes
Whooping Cough.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-09-11
rHK rLATF0KM

Edwin r. TIL, chairman of the Com
mittee on Resolutions. read the plat
form, which, condensed, consisted OF q
re-a ffirmation of the principles adopted
q. the Democratic National Convention
IN 1888. II condemns the Tariff bill,
the Lodge Force bill, the policy OF Civ.
ing bounties to promote commercial
relations, the last State Legislature, and
the Republican party IN general.
The convention gave votes OF thank:
TO Hon. |. ". Weston and VI. III. Ford
and adjourned at 10 O'Clock.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-15

How very conservative Ar. SwinbtTno
Is in his daily habits. he generally taxes
an afternoon walk from Putney over to
Wimbledon, where he puts up for
quarter of an hour at a house he is fond
Of visiting. lie never carries a walking
stick or an UMBRELLA. though / have it on
very good authority that he Is not above
lining his pockets ST a confectioners shop
with sweets and biscuits, and dispensing
these freely 10 youngsters whom he meets
on the road.
The other day Wimbledon was delgsed
and the common especially was a place
10 be avoided. but when the dowupoDr
was Manifestations 4 O'clock sa~
Mr. GwinbIrne marching along toward
his usual resting place. and ne was pro
tected against the Gngentle ram FROM
heaven By neither umbrella no. rnaCkIn-
tosh. lie was wet through Prom isis
large brimrped felt hat riils q rain ran
down upon his garments. bis face ~as
shining a II aBofntei with oil. bis long
white cuffs were ia = falserabis staia.
The number o. stories. by the way. which
are told at 4imbiesson about the pei.
whom every child IA toe village knoss
and adraires lthe admiration being. 20
doubt. kind 9: cupboard lore Is quite
endless.
The ether day asked The eoufectsors-
ers vifs ~hOn4 Ir. Ssiubgrus houorz
wiIh his cs1~toIa whether she A1s~ ~ho
the gentleman was who pad jsis4 isfs h.r
sA0p. ''Oh, yes. sise replied al osoe,
THAT'S Xr. Sw'iIDsirTse. a private gsEtie-
Ear, bst BE- lat quite right IA his Rad.
he i wat they cad Does. tn sose. "
Whef he r. waking asoDg m sss sosiseTly
fashion. Mr. "a mourn never taxes his
eyes OF tie ground. and eviaeDtly do>~
no. 80 thai be "a Ire observed II al oo-
serveTs. The other oaT charming
young lady aid 70 nc. IA an ecstasy a
admiration. III / only cared. wouldn's
I Ike 20 have ti1e hSssor Of shaking ha-.ds
with him. But be looks too ss<ru.7 The
s.ernns-s. ho<sT-v. sansss~z altogexhx
when. % their playground On the CON-
mon. De seas ~ Children a; pay or beins
~besls~i sboV: in shsir perazabalx.ors-
Pal Aza 0&zess<.