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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

II is quite evident that the sum sp-
rropris,ed by the legislature for max
Ing an exhibit Of Michigan's resources
and industries at the Worlds Fair will
prove to be inadequate. Governor
winans, IN his spasmodic attempt to be
economical, seriously crippled our proc
poets, and has compelled the state board
to resort 10 catcn-penny espedisnts to
secure money with which 10 make .
crecitahle display. In the hands OF .
iess energetic and wide-awake chair
man than Mr. Weston the outlook
would be very discoursgng. In spite
of the niggsrdiy allowance At his dis
poeal Mr.. Weston has entered heart
and ssul Into the undertaking. and
With rare good iudgmen, has surround
cd himself and the msin COMMITTEES
with active and enthusiastic workers
upon each OF the subcommittee. In
yesterdays meeting the cole complaint
was made over the mesgrs funds Get
apart for the several departments.
The great agricultural interests
of shs state nnust he shown
Oh . rijiculously small allowance Of
money! while ths mining. msnuEac-
turing and lumber Interests. IL snown
in theft real magnitude, must depend
iargsIyIuron private contributions or
else s.}ouns to . bread buriesqae upon
eur magnificent resources and pro-
Quota. Miehigsa should be outFansed
By No jtAts in the unioa Ia the nlaxn.-
suee sSa completeness Of is exhibit.
W. Weston and bis associates viii see
to 4 that shs IL not. but i q humIsia-
ting 10 NJ forced 70 admit tsss demo-
cratic isxissssure ard accidental COVER
nor nave in,periled the success of the
show ~ their psrsimery and talse no
ton OF economy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

bic Integrity, bis veii-tsstsd wisdom.
his sound add ss.dsn-szrlng judgment,
bls snswsrvlng Integrity. his vast store
Of political and financial knowlsdxe,
and his almost unexsmplsd experience.
will reader Ms services mare useful 10
thu country than that Of any other
Isan seeking - d.splace him. foEaksr
70 selEsh. ambitious, ho;-hesded poll
tlcian. BY no means a calm. dlgnshed
statesman, and in no way to be com
pared vita sherman. He cares more
for Foraker than eli else combined,
and for this reason ought 10 De defeat
ed BY An overwhelming majority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
CURRENT EVENTS.

George Hit American deputy con
al general at London, has resigned
Charles ID. Hanill has been elected
president of the Chicago board OF trade
Gov. Campbell. Of Ohio. was ten.
dered . banquet Monday evening By
the Columbus club
At East St Louis. H.. Monday, hrs
destroyed the Allison obear glass
works Loss, ESQ. 900.
The snow blockade In northern
Michigan has been raised and trains
are again running on time.
1t is estimated that there are 800 per
sens III with the grip ~ Csaro. Ill
Three persons died Monday.
Two New York murderer Mcnday
were resentencedIt 70 bs killed By elcc-
tricity curing the week beginning Feb
ruary =
A disease RESEMBLING the rip 10 pre-
vailing among the hcrsss IN the vicinity
Of Hanover. 1ua II iuvasiaeiy ternt
mates fatally.
Charles D.sess, siiss Il Ease. Of So
Louis, Q cripple. shot HE wife three
times. fatally wounding her. and Thea
killed himself
Charles A. Benson. The murderer Of
Mrs Mittmas. usder sentence Of death
81 Lesvsnwerfh. Ksa. has been re-
pited 10 Jssserys
yereme obiinrer. postmaster ~ A.
iirgson. MINI. was ssrest<d ~ Peru,
Ind. Monday. shsxFeA wisA ssiAe
abort in his seesustA
Gov Campeen. Of oAis. h president
Of The ohic Misine Company, ipcorpo'
rxted ~ Duluth, Ninn. Mssesy, with
. capital stock Of 81. oae. Gee
Mayer Grant Of Sew fwh. IN IN
annusl message urges that III later
ests Of The city shcaid be prspsriy rep
reses*ed .. the verde fair.
J. p Ward. 81 Tsrne. county, ksl
beea appointed ny eev. MsIIette Z
member ., the hoard a rseests ~
soush pSkosa. vice EAe~sses. resienss
AnrIs csrsvteiA ne ~ensa esnviet
Cd "a pssstag eosntsrfsis msrsy q
EoisN Bsehs vns sse>sscrs - tao
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
JarOn BARrH

Another philanthropist and bsnefac-
tor has been called hence. In the
death of Jacob Earth tho city Of Grand
Rapids loses familiar figure and one
in whom every element of genuine
manhood blended in happy accord.
His heart WAS stirred by those humane
volitions which prompt . man to ex-
tend the helping hand and friendly
word OF encouragement 10 the poor and
distressed. In his charities hs WAS as
modest as = maiden. In his social as
socistions he was gentle 70 fault. In
his business relations he was firm and
honest. Hn disposition was Of
the genial, sunny character which,
like magnet, attracted to
him the acquaintance and friend
ship of . large number of his
fellows. He was an honored member
Of the honorable fraternity Of Masons,
and by reason Of his redesming quail
ties of manhood had risen to the top
most rung in rts ladder of preferment
and distinction. lie was also pronli-
nent and respected member Of the l..
o. b. Il. lie WAS entrusted with many
important Offices of trust in both so
cieties, IN oil of which no acquitted
himself with rare fidelity and devo-
ton to the duties imposed. His relg-
ious Affiliations we're with the people Of
the Jewish church, of which he was an
active and consistent COMMUNICATE.
Mr.. Barth was one of those broad t,
noble men. whose character shine out
in this selfish world ike beacon lights
OF hope and promise. The most fitting
euIogy that can be pronounced in his
behalf Is "that the world was the bet
ter for his having lived IN it,"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

AsDthsr chapter Of Mr.. kruse's man.
sgemsns Of the poor otilce is given this
morning. From this story il appears
that Mr.. Kruss nos only 10 lnattsntivs
10 dary. bat he ada 70 this lnattsntion
the practice Of using abusive language
~ the applicants for rslisf. Nov the
Guy poor department 10 maintained At
considerable expense "a the tax-psyers,
and the ebiecs of il maintsnanes u to
afford succor 20 the poor and needy.
IL u TO the everlasting credit Of the tsx-
payers that they never muSmur when
taxed 10 support tnis department..
Other taxation may be grievous and
burdensome, boz she tlthes fer the poor
are paid chserfully. Mr.. Kruse 10 paid
5000 annually 10 act as the disbursing
officer of this fund. Its very character
implies kindness and human solic,tnde.
How does Mr.. kruse discharge the trust?
Does ne receive the unfortunate
with words of kindness, Does
he inquire INTO their strsitersd circuni-
stances WITH . view to relieving their
necessitiec, Those whom adversely has
forced 20 visit him. answer that he
abuses tncm in unm easured terms and
that they leave the Office in despair and
are obliged to appeal to private charity.
II these stories be true. and the evidence
II yesterday and the day before I'M
mistaks by points that way Mr.. Kruss
should rot be permitted TO hold the
Office another day. The city poor ONCE
il there for the relief OF tie needy-nct
for their neglec, ard abuse. II upon
inquiry thess charges shall be found
true, Mr.. Eruse should DO made to fol-
low Or. Wright.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

near Grsesa. hsrrIoay nrsisss1 The
woman WAS Asza the deoter - badly
hurt that there u scarcely FEASIBILITY
Of his recovery DR.. 1>rrsss 70 . pres-
porous physician. whs hns lived fer
years ~ Kaiiaiah ynnesisA- With
him has lived . grandsea. Wal
Snnrsliy. sunday uzght about
. o'clock Nsnusliy rushed iHte
the home Of ths nearest neighbor
and told that his Grsndpsrsnts hse
been killed. Eaanaily sAid tAst he
came home between ana s'elock and
was startled while several feet away
by the sound os grosnA which svi-
IDENTITY issued from the hsass- He e.
tered and struck light 0eing int
the sstting-roon he wss appalled, - the
sight Of his grandparents lying slnoss
dead upon the Scar Both hal been
Drained with . coupling piA- TIE
country b being secured BY men and
bloodheunds In search Of the nurdarer.
There 10 no dsubs that robbery We
the puofive
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
hokE FREED.
HaIlsre Of IN Attempt to Send the Pc
oris (Iit.) Enbsszier Back Co Prison.

raslsro Of an Attempt to ssad the Pc
oris (Iit) Enbssxier Back 60 Prison.
PEORIA. III. Jan. 81. Finley Hoke,
the former cashier Of the Merchants
national bank. has been set a. liberty.
lie emhezxled ss7s.oco OF the banks
funds and did the work so eleverly that
the bank examiner did not
discover the discrepancy. The
first animation the bank peo-
pie had that anything was wrong
was when he went away on a vacation
and failed to return. He had gone TO
Canada and q long legal fight was had
before he was extradi.ed. United
States Marshal Frank c. Hitchcock.
now 10 Chicago. was sheriff OF Peoria
county az tina. time. and 1t was due 10
his perseverance, that Hoke was dis
covered and brought back He
Was tried on one indictment and sen
fenced TO term of Eve yesrs- There
were nineteen counts remaining aud as
soon az he was released from Joliet he
vas rearrssted and brought here. The
case cane up before Judge Shaw on .
molten 20 eussh the remaining indiet-
ments Monday. and he decided that
the ether indictments would not staua
IIoxs broke down when discharged
and weps like . child He LETT for
Chicago 70 Join HE wife. Il IL said
they viii 60 to EUROPE The grounds
fer judge shaw's decissou were that
the bank Rad not exercised proper dir
rence having allowed three t<rms ef
court 20 pass, end Hche. hsvisg bees
extraditsd from Csnsas for only one
sfsense. senld net BE tried on the other
without sn opportunity Of getting bsch
q CanaHa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

ysars u - hsuss - GBvsseksa = ~
troik NioA
The ssprsns ssurs - PsnnyasoDl
Ass dssiAsA tAss . ssaeeHksspsr y 10
be Ter damages h ~ saas - aA)sr>m
reoeivsA resuasing trsn the sAas -
liqasf - intexisassd perssas
ia-sAs PsHasyivsnia srPrene essa
cAisf Jsssaes Paxsoa decided tAse
diDctors were act responsfsas
trends IN which they hAd not -
patsA committed ~ otAse ees
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

Thousands of Amcgesn people are
Demanding ths resenton Of Senator
Sherman. They knew perfectly weil
tass no nss - secesssry 10 the scun-
trys sslvssion. bowsvsr mszrh hs may
have done Tor "a, es hs~esef such he
may Jet BE sble to 10. Bat they sisn
knov tAst tie esuatry aseas tAs seF
wees q Mr.. shsEmza IA his pare, and
ssat hs smiaeas sbsstg. s.s honssty,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

TIE Csstrksssioas ~ x1e~r - 80 -xs
uOssra Asilsr's- rtaa Aossss =
L.see.ooo ReanAA
nuuGAPoxxa. Nina. san- A-Ths
0eur nsa 81 Wssshingtss. d c. hsvs
contributed sArisAd Of nsar - he
RuanaaA famine cargo being sscarsd
By the Northwestern hslisr. :
Tar tAs eontraeusions 70 chs
fund anoant 70 i.7so. 80 pouads
end ars ssns In TO the Northwestern
Miller iron the niiisrs and aoar nen
of Iowa Indiana. lllinosA Kansas.
Ksntueky, Mary Ana Dastrics Of Co
lnmbis. Niehigsa. Pennsylvania. soass
Dakota. TexaA Virginia Hisconssn.
Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Nes
York. North Dakota and Ohio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

CHICAGO Is JUS. now enjoying a IN
lsual and unprecedented theatrical
treat. The four greatest living Ameri-
can comedians. jefferson, sothern.
Russell aud Robson. are filing engage
meats there this week and each one is
playing 70 standing room only"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
ne CHOSE oGArn


Law Are Esreias che Dess 81 His Hosss-
ST. LOUIS. Jan s.-A. r. Patton. .
fugitive from justice. shot and KILLED
himself in his room ~ ca chotean
avenue at II o'clock Monday morning
while the police were forcing the door
70 arrest him This tragic affair is the
end 81 Pstton's missteps ia Pike county.
HI, where he wsS wanted on . charge
Of raising checks on ecaooi-teachsrs
and mem bars Of the schooi-dssfrict com
mitsee. who bought school charts Of
him. He wac IS years old and was the
only son of A. Patton. keeper of
hotel At Carroilton. Greene county. III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

An important event in literary cir
cles is the withdrawal Of Mr.. How
ellis from the Editors study in Harper's
Magazine, which he has made 50 prem
inent for the past few years. II is I'M
der.tood That Charles Dudley Warner,
who has long managed the Editor q
drawer. will take his place. Mr.. How
ellis viii edit the Cosmopolitan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Midnight Fir.

The building occupied by A. vonk d
Sons grocery, corner OF Wealthy avenue
and Csntennia! streets, vss totally de-
stroyed by ire last night, including Tie
entire stock Of goods. The alarm was
turned in from hnx No. Ell NJ IL SO.
The oYifla 10 unknown. The loss on
the basiidng . t5ep and on the stock
$500, all Of which ~ partially incurred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

CINCINNATI. Jan. 6.-The body o.
John Haas was . subject o! dissection
at the table Of the Ohio Medical col
lege Monday. A few years ago he
was rich carriage manufactures.
with wife whom he idelized She
died short time ago and be immeti-
stely became = helpless drunkard.
threw his fortune away and died in .
free ward OF the city hospital and HE
body. like that OF other paupcrs. wai
turned over 70 the college for disco
tion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

NRwcAsrLE. Pa, Jan. s.-Diphtheri.
IL epidemic In stoneboro Twenty
three families are af1icted and the die
ease 10 spreading 90 rapidly that The
physicians are hardly able TO cope viii
IL The form Of the disease 10 mos
virulent and . number Of desshs have
occurred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

sHxzxAs's frieais submit names 70
prove that their favorite will be elected
Ga the first ballot today. Foraker's
henchmsn practically admit their
chieftan's defeat, but murmur their
chsgrin IA ominous syiiAbies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

This 10 the season" when the gen
tlemxuly young man, alwaysa stranger.
calls around and secures subscriptions
to standard newspapers and magazines
q, about half rates, gcts his money
aud then forgets 10 have the paper de-
lvered. lie always comes around and
he slvsys finds victims.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

- b speaker pro tenpore. Mr.. Mo
AAlin viii be remembered - tas
saisa 81 soldier WHO took part IN the
late eAnpslgn in this district.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

Cewaa lodge No. 50. x. r., held .
pnblie inst .llslson of officers At It's hail
on south Dfyisioa street last night. A
neat program Vas presented, contain
lag eighteen namhers. Tne bail vas
fiied and the entertainment enjoyed
hy al.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

An Albion lady went to the wood
shed for an arm full OF wood and
found . S. bail under one stuck. A
woman who has brought in wood all
her life ought 70 receive some reward
for IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

BAYFIELD,. Via. Jan. A NAT
working in Best q Bontin's lcesina
camp by name Of Louis Nevesur was
killed Monday By falling log. A half.
breed named Pete Ia Mcur vac also
killed by falling log while he was .,
work on the log deck ~ Dan Best's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

BosroS. Jan 5.--The Brooks Bani
Note Company. Of this city. is fpan
cially embarrassed, and an attachment
has been placed upon the plant by tbs
president, Frank w. Dexter. The liza
b;lities are estimated At about ESQ oos
and the assets about one-half tina,
figure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

PARIS, Jan 1.-The strike Of the
eabrnen IL now IN established fact
Twelve Thousand cabDen met Mondsr
afternoon Ut the Labor exchange. snd
arrangements were made for keeping
the men who had knocked OF cork
euypiied with funds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

The several state legislatures and
congress beng in session, the states
men ANXIOUS for nert years prefer
msnt will eumbcr the Record and
journals with nadeliysred spcsches,
written to order. and slut the mails
With copies addressed 10 their con-
stltuente.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Moss ou,t tn. neloo, or Church.

OSHKOSH. Via. Jan. s AT . meeting
of the members Of the Bowen Stree
Lutheran church society = resolutios
was passed to tho effect that after MAY
1 next no saioonkeeper shat, be I'd
mitted to membership in that church.
This also means that the saloonkeep
ers now members will have 20 eithet
withdraw from the church or give NJ
their saloon business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

THE literary profession 10 good one
for people who do not belong to it. 1t
10 . little surprising TO most people to
learn that the merit OF book has lit
tie TO do with it, value in comparison
with little notoriety on tho part of
the author. Patti has just refused al
offer Of $4,000 for book of gossip
about people she has met. 1t would
take Mr.. Howslls or Mr.. James . good
while " make that sum by writing
novels.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

ELofS. Ill. jan a-Twenty- two OF
the patients at the asylum here. who
were among the crimina! insane, were
transferred Monday afternoon TO
the new asylum IT Chester
provided for such cases Taey
werc taken by wagon rnder
guard to Coleman. where an
iron barred car was awaiting them on
the Illinois Central track Fifty three
will 60 from Jacksonville Those from
here include Pike, who killed Editor
S. S. Jones. In Chicago: Donohoe. who
murdered Martin Eustace. and John
Leonard, also . murderer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
IL aurfs Canada.

LONDON. Jan 5-Sir Charles Tuppe..
the. Canadian high commissioner u
England. In receiving Southamr.o,
delegation. said that the Mckinley bill.
had seriously affected Canadian com
merce. and animated that the domin,
ion must make itself independent q
the seateS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

The unhappy Kansans contemplate
the clean shaven textures of Senator
Perkins and console themselves with
the assurance that PETER has whisksrs
enough for both.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

IafRrEgx Wall street brokers, inter.
viewed on the prospects Tor ths year.
united in expressing the opsn'o.. that IL
viii be ore Of unexampled activity and
industrial prosperity. TIM opinion
would inspire greater conhdencs II that
sunerststlous "l3" were not back OF ii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

"BuL" MoRRIsoN sncceeds himself on
the interstate commission. The Chi
cago democratic organs will belch forth
| . dismal howl of rage this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

Ta,s morninG's dispatches represent
Chill TO be on the verge Of begging our
pardon. l; is to be hoped that her tears
are not Of the crocodile order.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

IT 10 safe to predict that whoever re-
ceives the republican nomination for
president this year viii carry every
northern and western state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

heavy buyers. ssxe,i on Clerk Gfsnta
psl<nt fighied saslis, an3 xeEs assgsed
rooms yesterday. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

THE New YORK san sorseehes forth
Its snathemss against political corsup-
slon IA the Cleveland wing of the
democracy, and in the same breath
fssssS David b. Hill into prominence -
"a smmacalste sxpeaeas Of virtue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
MURDERED FoR MONTY.

40 Assd Csepas - Georgia n<ssssA eth
Csupzsse Pic.
AuAHTA. To. ysa s-~pr snd Mrs..
J. a. ~ EarTssA an sesA eesPle. were
found late sunesy sight IN their hsne,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

Casssxss IL ssaia N sss&iss. Speaker
Crsss va auasls 60 Dc present sRd tie
hsase elected Mesiillin, of Tennessee,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06

TIE democrats organized the legis-
lature of the state Of New York. Ed
wards, an independent republican SEN
ator, voted with the democrats. Gov.
ernor Flower submitted his first annual
report. He suggests that an enumera-
ton of the inhabitants of the state be
made that the legislative districts may
be reapportionsd. He devotes conMd-
cradle space 70 taxation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-06
Peculiar


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rlIia possesses TIE curative vsiucef TIE hesf
. ..,rs .sI., Hoods s s'i. . me
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esrsspzrisia II the Gully medicine ~ which cav
srrir be slid, "ons Hundred Doses One pss-
lsrv Pc uilst In its r,s<i3cssal merits Hoods
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&c. I HOOD . Co. Ape<A-ssris<. s>~sn Ess
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