Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

The oakdaie parA Reformed Chgrca
IS quite regularly supplied ~ theo-og-
Il cal sLudtn-s " Holland Sunday
jacob j. Van Lallen rendered taen
/ ,GcA appreciated seFy-ee. lLry Lope
"a lae sgrng Io secure q pastor.
Charles Il. Temple has returned lsom
/ a trD g. Ierre Halte. Ind. lu t1e inter-
l es-s ot tne Grand Rapids aAl LAKE
/ Michigan Railroad lDu pa1y some Al-
/ rortaut changes ln SIZE nAnle ana tt-tf-
Ler ot tie railroad compsny "--- ue ii-i1-e
shortly
The song service % have been con-
Quoted sunday evening az the toua-
| taln-street Baptist Church, vas post
Doned on account ot the break ~ the
heating apparatus. Prof Pearson an-
nouuces tatt &c wlA De gwen n&Xt sun
day evening.
| Drank l. Noble has received q tele-
gram from Buffalo, informing him Ihat
/ the Judge had reserved hls dec sion
until tomorrow, IA the case of the COM
mlItee oI hOrsemen WAO dlsIegarded
/ tie injunction OF the court ~ the Balch
race investigation.
A meeting OF the county Sunday
| school super.ntendents and secretaries
| 0t Aliegan, Barry, Kent, MuskegOn and
/ Ottawa counties, will be- held az Rev. Dr.
| Kerr +. fuppcr's study, south part OF
/ the FO0nLaln-street Baptist Church, At
I'D A. m. and p. IN. today.
The attorney OF Lewis u. BOorom,
/ who IS charged with fraudulently dis
| posing or mortgaged property, in the
circuit court Yesterday made a motion
i 70. 40. f..s flF
| promptly denied by the court. BoOrOm
WAS then arraigned and pleaded not
guilty.
United States Marshal Clarke an
nOunces the appointment OF Frank w.
Hawley IS deputy marshal AZ Mu-ke-
/ gon, Jacob DOlf, deputy "a Marquette,
aud Isaac Grant deputy at Reed City.
He has not yet named the chief deputy
who Will be on duty at the Government
building N this city.
EEdward Benneway, who has been
| serving term IN jail, would have been
Il free man yesterday. If there had not
been warrant I'M the hands OF the
sheriff, charging HIM with larceny. He
was arrested and taken before Justice
| Walsh for examination. A man named
NodolskI claims that Benneway stole
his ak.
A small boy was knocked down and
! run over by carriage IN front or the
WiedlcOmb building yesterday. The
wheels passed over both his legs with
out breaking any bones. II was evi-
dent that the boys lungs were unin-
! Jured. for he gave vent to some un-
earthly yells, thinking his legs We're
cut off.
The March term of the superior court
viii open next Monday. When the
case of the city against Adrian Welle-
man IS decided, that of Bertha NJ. Ely.
| who has 4 suit against the city, which
IS protest against the payment of a
! grade tax, to be tried. This will end
the present term OF the court.
Contractor Prang has finally made
arrangements for securing the Sap.ess
cedar blocks for paving Canal-st. The
work was stopped last fall by the fail
ure of the only firm in the State which
made the kind of blocks called for by
the specifications. Work Will be re
sumed as soon as the weather permits.
J. p. Andrews little daughter, who
was 50 seriously burned a day or two
since, IS rapidly recovering. \ consul
| tauOu OF physicians resulted in an Opin-
| ION that she VIII not be even Scared.
The poor girl, Minnie Vanderweir, who
was burned at the same time, is not so
fortunate. She Will carry the marks to
her grave.
A violentshock was felt in the central
part of the city yesterday and n shower
| of buttons fell IN the neIghbOrhOOd Of
the Government building shortly after
| IL was discovered upon investigation
that the disturbance was caused by
Chancellor White falling upon the
pavement IN front Of the pOst-otiice.
The pavement will be repaired imme-
diately.
Secretary Stein, Of the Board Of Edu-
cation, has received two more applica-
tiOns for the position OF superintendent
of schools. Both applicants were
Eastern men, one six feet and the other
SIX feet one inch in height. The genial
| secretary suggests that they, with Ed
ward Eggleston's "HOO>ier School
master" may believe that "hcklng and
farming 90 together"
The Wealthy Avenue Baptist Church
Is making an effort to secure Rev. ". !.
Phillips, pastor of the Baptist Church
/
have bcCn for some time thinking of
| moving from COldwater. This is the gen
tleman the Second Baptist Church of
tbs citv made an effort 10 secure. The
COldwater people did not wish 10 part
with him at that time.
The smallpox patient r. the city hos
plt tai has been discharged, being en-
| tirclv cured. No other cases have de-
veloped. After considerable iuvestga-
ton the hoard has concluded that he
caught the disease from a young man
/ from Muskeg0n with whom be slept
for several nights. There were several
cases at shat city at the time and TIC
Young man afterwards came down with
/ the disease.
/ The demurrer In the suit If Elmer F.
! klmer and others. against the Kent
County Street Rail nwav Co.. vas argued
I before Judge Grove Yesterday. Iho
/ coWplaiuanss CLAIM that the company
vet owes -0cm for tlefr labor. AMI they
ask for the appointment of q recelv .r.
/ The company flied demurrer. and
when the court has ruled upon this.
the SIT t0T appointment Of a receiver
VIII be argued.
+ The losses and insurance upon the
warehouse Of the Grand Rapids Parlor
. Furn tgra Company. which burned
several weeks ago. have been adjusted
to tce sat tsfacton Of AL concerned. The
vsIue of the DESTROYED property e
placed at little over SIS Geo. which
was insured tor $1,000. leaving the
re3i JOSS to Che company between 5000