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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
KATHERINE ARNOLD WEEDS.
Marriage of Sir Eiwln Arnold's Daughter
TO Captain Earl.

10 Oaft&lN EAR.
LONDON, April 30.-Miss Katherine
Arnold. daughter OF SIR Edwin Ar
mold, was married today to Captain
Earl, surgeon IN her majesty's navy.
The BRIDE entered the church on her
fathers arm and was given away by
him. A reception was given after the
ceremony at the house or the brides
father. Among the guests were many
OF London's most distinguished au-
tnors and artists. Il IL announced that
next week Captain and Mrs. Earl will
20 TO the continent for tour OF several
weeks. Upon their return they will
make their home IN this city.
The viscount Of Chelsea. son of the
earl Of Cadogan, and Miss Mildred
Cecilia Hsrries Abingdon, third daughter
of the Baron Abingdon, were married
today. The vissount Is Lieutenant IN
the Third Battalion OF Royal Fusileers
and is assistant private secretary to the
chief secretary for Ireland. He is "a
years old and the bride is one year his
junior. The BRIDE was given away by
her father.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

oppesltes ihss sugyests TIE very cesios
which We beliess Dight - employ 90.
II 70 sesnaae tsveS. IL nlght - can
structsd ssnsthing aftsT the masssi
OF tbs Elnsl tower. entirely Of msssi,
and from its bass there should es
many lines ct wire buried IN the gsoupa
and radsasang 20 distant peinn on
every ssds. fsn would ssrse 20
collect ground currents from any
quarter, ADd Tie accumulated charge
would he glvea an easy passAse up
through the metal tower 10 . point
high above the surface OF the earth.
No possible har1 could come from the
positive ana negative charges which
would o0De together and nsutrAllzs
each other al the top ef the tower. A
number Of such towers scattered
through q country at distanees OF ten
or twenty miles would be sufhcient pro-
lection From damaging slsitAuons OF
thornsdoss. The pan is worth trying.
Enough property is destroyed IA =
single series OF storms like those OF the
let inst. 20 cover the cost of the experi-
ment q thousand times over. The
whole eiate of Kansas might be pro-
tected BY tornado towers for less coat
than the tornado iosses of two or three
years.
it's . Practicable Piss.
"one of the strongest arguments 10
be urged in favor of this method Of
protection is the fact that tornadoes q
are only dangerous in fiat countries.
Their principal fields d devastation
are on the far stretching pralrles oi
Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, ILLINOIS
and Iowa; on the vast plains OF Texas,
on the savannahs OF 6@orgsa and on
the comparatively level lands OF other
states. Where mountains intervene
the tornado is hardly Known. caiifor-
Ma and the western tier of states that
are ribbed with mountain chains are
comparatively free from tornadoee.
The mountainous regions Of Kentucky
and Tennessee are free from them. A
strip Of country on the Atlantic side
which is covered by the Allegheny and
White mountains appears on the gov
crnment charts as unvisited by these
storms. On the theory here advanced
the reason is not hard u find. The
mountains are natural tornado towers
They furnish the best means Of cleo
trlcal communication between the
earth and the clouds above. Electricity
always travels IN the path OF least re-
sistance, and hence the surplus charge
in the earth ruslles up through the
mountains and is discharged fren,
their summits. There the opposing
charges meet and neuualize each other
so freely as 10 create no such atmos'
pheric disturbance as that which we
call q tornado. We believe that this
suggestion of nature IL worth acting
upon. Let the people Of the tornado
swept west remainder that the Lord
helps those who help themselves. They
ought At least to try some better method
of meeting the tornado terror than
skulk,ng and running To the holes IN
the ground" lCopyrighted.
w. +. FosrER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
III DID NOT WORK
Attempt TO Blow Up the Palace
of Prince Massimo
SERVANTS The ONLY VICTIMS
An Ancient aad Honorable Castle in
Itaiy the Scene of Dzsszrdly
Attemps Of Destruction.

RoMx, April 30.-Great excitement
WAS caused this morning BY the an
n0uncement that al attempt had been
made after midnight 10 blow up the
palace OF Prince Msssimo, one of the
most ancient and nOblest houses OF
Italy. The NassImo family were noble
in tns days before the Roman empire,
and they claim descent from the great
republican, Fabius Msxinus. They are
strong Catholics and good friends Of
the JesuIts. The outrage was doubt
less planned yesterday and II must
have been late last night when the
petAEd was LAID in the vestlbule
or the palace. The explosion occurred
shortly before the prince returned from
a social visit. anu there is every proba-
blhty that the designers OF the outrage
intended that the petard should lnlure
the prince or some member OF his
family. In tbs they were disap-
pointed, as the ouiy INJURY was to some
servants and the yestioule. The serv-
ants were not fatally hurt by the stones
and pieces OF Iron with which the
kstard, was loaded.
Made their Escape
Some of the misereants who laid the
plot we're waiting IN the vicinity for the
result. The palace guards saw them
and rushed out 20 arrest them, but
the wougd-be assassias made their es-
cape. There Was for q time great
panic among the Inmates, and when
the prince arrived no was surprised to
zee members OF bis household running
TO meet him and overwhelming him
with caresses- The prince remained
up for long time with the officers of
his guards.
- The old Catholic nobility are reluct-
ant 70 have anything TO do with the
Roman municipal authorities, but news
of the affair was carried to the police
and they A. once undertook an investl-
CATION. Several arrests were made to-
day of persons supposed to have been
concerned IN the outrage, and when
the facts OF the attempt on the palace
spread throughout Rome the greatest
anxiety was caused everywhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

He Recapitula;es the Work Done by the
Board Of Works.


According TO custom President Davis
OF the board of public works yesterday
submitted the following report:
To the Board sf Pubic works--Gen-
tlemen; With the cIoee of this day ey-
pircs my axth year's service ~ mem
Der of yeur board My associates dur
Jog this time, in addition 10 the present
members, have been George w.
Tnsyer. George q. Brixgs. Wilder u.
stevens, David T.. Emery, Freeman
Godfrey. John :. Fsrr, Allen G. Ada,,
Joseph A. Mckee aud the sx-officio
members. Mayors Edmund y. bike
man. Joan ksiean, I. NJ. Weston and
Edwin r. Uhi, than whom there nave
hsen no more faithful and efficient
oGicers, And have felt IL an honor 20
he connected With thsm in adding 90
the bssasy ~ well ss prosperity OF cur
city. bv a svssew Of veil censtruetsd
fuaprsvements. ssSfhin IN. time that
I nave b<sn usRb~r Of yeur l~osfa
the fo,lowtnf oomprises, in the man.
the extent OF me improvements
street grade knes sstasl l.h.d. ii4
miles: stfssts iDprsvea, 50 2 10 sasless
savers constructed, Il f.ie mllss. iron
wst.r mssns aid. 81 n4iies. iron ~afsr
psre on ground ready 10 be lad, II
mites
City bal eoapasi~s. .ngive houses
Sss. J, ss1 - ts.stfsstsd, psliee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
USE OF sHoTGuNs ADVISED.
An Iowa Prosecutor Declares That II,
VIII Try No More Rape Cases

DAVENPORT. Ia April 30.-A jury
here today acquitted John Goldsmith
OF ssssulting 5-yesr-old Mary Avsrill-
After clear proof of a crime, County
Attorney Heinz refused to accept the
verdict of plain assault and demanded
the release OF the prisoner. He then
declared that he would not prosecute
aaother such char though one u
about 10 come 10 T. al. eut would sd-
wise the relatives OF vicsms to use their
shotxuns and then come 10 him for
defense # prosecuted for murder.
Heux has prosecuted several such
csse.. an acquittsl resulting IN sll but
one. Pubic feeling IS strong and Gold
Gnifb a not safe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
MASTER PAINTERS REPLY.
They VIII Employ Such iVorkmen as
They Desire.

The master painters and decorators
held \ meeting yesterday and adopted
n resolution asserting their intention To
employ workmen who are satisfactory
TO them whether they are members OF
the unidu or not, and IL was forwarded
10 thelpsinters and decorators union.
The umon has demanded that none but
union men shall bn employed uader
the penalty of strike. The walkout 10
set for Monday iuorning, consequently
it may be expected that union men
will not report ready for work tomorrow
morning. The union will meet this
morning in Central Labor Union hall
10 CONSIDER the masters resolution and
to agree upon plans of procedure. 1t
10 estimated that the number OF decor
ators and naipscrs will be decreased
about one-hsif by the strike. There
are numerous Jobs that will be greatly
retarded by the refusal of union men
TO continue work on them. Both aides
were firm yesterday in the position
taken by them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Methods, Church incorporated.

A certificate OF incorporation, signed
by Wilbur |. cogshaIl, presiding elder
OF the Grand Rapids district. WAS fled
yesterday in the county clerks Office.
The puropeee OF the incorporation a.
set forth IN the certificate 10 20 build .
hense OF worship IN the southern part
Of the city, TO be known ss the Dickin-
son Avenue ". ~ church. The follow
ing perfons are named ss trustees
Myren 8. Creseer. Henry u. Chambers,
James y. BuTk he'd. James Dunbar and
George r. Wilsen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Police Investigation.

The board Of police and fire commits
sioners met st l:3o o'clock yesterday
afternoon and the taking of testimony
and examination of Mr.. Cenlen's wit
nesses was continued. A dercn officers
appeared before the board and were
very searchingly examined. The board
adjourned at o'clock to meet at ] 30
Msnday afternoon, when the sxsmina-
ton will be completed, after which the
board say shsy Will Immediately render
their decision.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

pr seudder's wife uswittngiy coupro-
u1isrs Him.

CHIcAso, April so.--Mrs. Or. Scudder
made an attempt today % suauggls her
husbsnd's overcoat ens Of the county
iaii ma bundle OF soiled linen. Dr.
spray has found a blood stan in the
hnsng OF one the pockets, IN when
it - clslmed tsst DIT Scrdder con-
c>sied she vearou With which he q
said % have killed ms motheTan-iaw.
Nrs. Etixsbetk =. DuntoB. When the
isa sGBcisls attempted - examine toe
kunaie, Mrs. Seadder fought IKE a
ts-rass. and they we're esi zed 70 r.
strsiu her bv force The coat had
es~n uurpes-ly left in the prisoners
possession - see II sRy sitempt would
be Fssa- % destroy tae evideres.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
New Civ Directory.

"Tns city directory is coming on
slowly" said Mr. Carmichse.. man
ager of Il. l.. Polk & Co.'S. local Office.
81 do not expect tnst il will re ready
for the public before n month at the
earliest. So far ~ we hsve progressed
in the work il shows . good, healthy
growth in the population. but nothing
phenomenal. The work of compiling
the book is long and unutteIably
wearisome, 20 that the public mus,
exercise . little patience while they
Uaif'v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
SHOT WITHOUT WARNING.
a Lone Highwayman Holds Up Coach
and Shoots Without a Word.

a Lone Highwayman Holds Up Coach
and Shoots Without Word.
SAN ASpsEAs. Cal, April 30.-The
stage running from San Andreas to
sheep Ranch was stopped this morn
ing about five miles from here by a
single masked hIghwayman who was
lying behind large log by
the road side. Without any conn.,
msnd or warning, he discharged
shotgun loaded with bucksbot
and the shooting took fatal effect, kill
ing Miss Roderstno. . passenger. A..
Rsggio was shot through the body and
fatally wounded. Messenger Lowe
was shot through the right arm between
the elbow and shoulder. A large treas
ure wss aboard for tne sheep Ranch
mine, but lt was saved and brought
back here by the messenger. A large
body Of citizens Of this place are IN
pursuit OF the robber.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

nr. r. p. Rrsdheld Of the beard Of
health has is.asd card 10 the nhysl-
Grams Of the city, ASKING thesr I'D "a
tuvessssllns the csoscs 81 tie tsvefs
new prsvslspt here. 4 card secefn.
psnvins sseA letter bears . ssflss Of
at1sstrens - - TIE wsseT usesi sy The
rati~nfs The nature ot their ilnsss and
shs cause shieh msy Ne sssrNea,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Returned Home, Sick.

Mrs n. Mort Of No. AZ South Division
street returned from Chicago last week
with q severe attack of erynpelas effect
ing her right hand and arm. Blood
poison resulted from the disease and it
was a question in the mind of the at
tending physician If the thumb would
not have to be amputated. She is now
recovering without the operation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
WITH AN OAK CLUI
BECAUSE he ASefRfo HlR
A,ber Anson . AuFdsssr = q Ysuo
Ass-pspassshis Rssk - ~
Qussss--ssass SlsuA

RATTLE GEEK. April so.--A tosulH,
trsxedy hes occurred here. A Ii>o1o N
yssr-old Battle Creek beyn hson1o1 g
life with the stigma ef > m~o1oou
Claude Lake ana Aibrs@ Anonn, ~
IL years of age. qusrrsls1. IN ~
anger Ansen hst Lsks over the -,
with an oak club. The bleW nj
vicious one and fractured s1e ~
skuli. Death has RESUMED, tae Ma
being the direct cause- The fnenee .
both Lake ana Anson aee sppalio4 =
the consequence OF the iad's act N
arrest has as Yet been made Owmg 3
toe lads extreme youth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
GOOD TEMPLAR OFFICERS.
The Quarterly Meeting Of Grand Rapid
Lodge Friday Night.

Grand Rapids Lodge of Good Temp
lais. No. Sl4. held its quarterly election
Of officers Friday evening. which re-
suited in the election of the following
officers; Chief templar, Mrs. Hattie
Huff; vice chief tempiar. Edward War
uer; secretary, T.. l.. Lynch; financial
secretary. Miss Clara Bobb; treasurer,
Horace Shields; chaplain. =. NJ. Pear
sall; marshall, Jessie Hodgkins; guard,
Libble Gray; sentinel, W. L. Hawk; or
ganist, Miss sherman. The officers will
be publicly installed Friday evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Run on a Portage Bank.

PoRTAGE. Wis, April 30.-Rumors
started by unknown parties bearing on
the recent failure of Barry 4 Muir,
caused . run on the German Exchange
bank today. The institution will come
out all right, as two other city banks
and several solid business men prompt
ly came to the rescue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

The bank clesrsnces for the past
week Amounted 10 $3.50, ,e4s.4l, which 10
an increase over the tame week last
year Of SO, 1921. The daily clesrings
were as follows: Monday, sl77 ,535 ~;
Tuesday fllp ,s22.5s; "Wednesday, slis.-
1878; THURSDAY, s1el ,s3s.ss: FRIDAY,
sles. .754 is: SATURDAY. fIes. .s23 q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

The State University Of Minnesota Has a
Severe Blaze.

ASsEApoLIs, April 3o.-The main
building OF the state university was
damaged about SIC. 900 by fire tonight.
A dramatic entertainment gwen by the
students WAS in progress At the time.
and there were about three hundred
persons in the chapel. 1t was reported
that several people were hurt, but all
escaped without injury. The fire orig
mated from defective gas Jet. The
damage Is confined TO the cupola and
chapel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Nathan Van RIper WAS sdindsed in
sane and admitted TO the Kalamazoo
asylum February 2. The Kalamazoo
officials brought him back yesterday
morning, SAYING that they deemed Il
advisable 90 send him TO the asylum
for The criminsl insane st Ienis. lie
vas taken there Yesterday afternoon.
Vsa Riper q q years o7d.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

The poor house building committee
paid the second estimate yesterday on
the mason work amounting to $500.
The entire amount paid up to date for
work already done is 81 800. Fully Is
per cent OF the amount due 10 retained
by tns committee az the work pro-
grssses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Sullivan and Corbess September ,.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3o.-The
Olympic club hasset September 3 for the
Myer-McAulitfe fight; Myer has not
signed yet; september for Fitzslm-
mons and a middle weight to be chosen
later; September Z for Sullivan and
Corbett.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Program for Buns, Day.

The Burns club committees ap-
pointed to prepare a program Tor the
coming entertainment were TO have
met last evening 20 report on taeT
work. sus an adjournment vas taken
until next Friday evsning ~ Campbell
a Underwood Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Ruiliinn Directors 20 Meet.

The directors of the Grand Rapids
Building and Loan ASSOCIATION hold
their regular meeting in the Wlddi-
comb building Monday evening. The
annual meeting of the association will
be held in 40 weeks, a. which time
officers will b~ elected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

A break in the water main at the cor
ner of Canal aud Bridge streets caused
little trouble in that locality by the
escaped water washing away the foun-
dation of the asphalt pavement for
considerable distance. Workmen
were repairing tho pipe yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Big Safe Combine.

New YORK, April 30.-rhe great safe
manufacturing houses of Herring. Hall
and Marvin have combine with cap
ital of SS,3oo, 900. The earnings of the
three companies in 1891 aggregated
&3l6. $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
cATTLEMENs' CONVENTION.
A Permanent Organization Is Completed
and Oficers Elected.

and Ofhcers Elected.
OopEs. Utah. April so.-fhs cattle
menss convention closed its two days
session today. The morning session
vas devoted chiefly 10 the introduction
and a.seusslon OF varions resolunsns-
A. the closing meeting this afternoon .
permanent organization Was formed
and officers elected. The next annual
meeting will be held in Ogden the first
Monday in Nav, lS93- The chief OBJ
Ject of the gathering WAS TO AFFECT a
western cattlemens' organization for
the promotion and protection of all
parties interested in the cattle business.
This being accomplished, the congress
adjourned sine die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
MUSEUM MANAGER SUES.
He Wants $4,000 Because Newspaper
Printed Sensational Item.

Printed Sensational Item.
BRADFORD, Pa. April 30.-Manager
Joseph f. Girard of the Curio tneater,
jamestown, n. Y, has brought suit
against the Bradford Era for $40, 900
damages fer alleged libel. Thursday
morning last Tho Era printed senss-
tIonal despatch from jamestown, stat
ing that Girard had broken the skull
OF spectator at his show and that the
man WAS likely TO die. 1t is also
stated that Girard will sue The Courier,
News and Times Of Buffalo, placing
damages at $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
SUNDAY l. 1892.

her 70 ct up for sn hour or Two. The
edort, however. her pnyGelan says,
must hAve oyertAxed her strength Sns
q very weak 81 present, but nAs eatlrsiy
gss rid OF the laRissso, and IL 10 az
pected shs viii soon regain her strength.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Bids for tne construction ef TIE
zserlyn blsc on Jsfsresn avenue -~rs
ep~nef AZ the nalsers Ard Traaers'
Etehsaes isst evening. hrs shs bxufss
wef~ not fosds pualse. BIDS f8f ths
Fsian-r sioek wisl se esss.d Asndsy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

II is rumorsd that the union carpen-
tsrs will 90 out on strike on Nav 10
They demand Is cents ar hsuf Ter ali
work nsn. hut the contractors have de-
csdea TO pay that smo0at for skilled
l&nor oplv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

wss.r~aroS. Arra se.-AFs. Harri-
son hss suffered froFa n ssriecs sstsek
et io-ssse during ne LAST few dsys-
lssss TUESDAY e 7ss thsuxlt thst ssae
aaa g>ss<d sufsicseas strsuxsh % ssssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
DEATH OF AN EMIcRArT.
A Wcmsn Arrives Frcm holland en-
Death Ovsfskes H

Trynpia schmten:A. - sdni1 -
man, aged s., on M vay 1(rIH -
land 10 con living a. Gfend Haven.
cied of chronic diarrhosa aA the -. q.
II. NJ. depot last evening uhog11y -
fore o'clock. The body wps e3oWe<
by Coroner Penwsrden. Upon learn
nsturai and son-centaEious cAnesa. the
body Vas delivered 10 felatlkea, whs
took u to Grand Haven On Ne le.H
train last evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

thIs district ourins April were derived
from the following sources Beer
sssmps, fs.1Sesss; c1rsr sssHps.
g.. .4@s-20; tobacco stamps. tsi %;
specisl tar stsfnps, e732.2s; fnes and
penalties. tsss.es total. ffz,41zIe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Mrs. Osborne to Be Released.

LONDON, April 3o.-Captain Osborne
has been notified that his wife. who il
undergoing . sentence OF nine months
imprisonment for stealing Mrs. Har-
graves pearls, will be released May Z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

NJ sses Clsrs Eost and Fsnrae Aike-s
veTe esrtsins IN tse last quarterly eon-
test IN Grand Rapids ieeee Of Gesd
Tenpfsrs aud Mo- Ecst vas defeated
she vii erve warm saear Re the WIN
sers Friday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Jackson, April so.-Ths Palmer vi.
contest G. roe To an end this naofn,ra
alter the jury had been out sinos yes
terday. The wlll was sustained on,
Doctor Palmer beaten. Tie trial IL
gan April 5. continuing with fen lnfsr
ruptlons ever s.nce. The prepsrty IN
volved ,s about $50 600, OF winch m.
doctor gets sis, 600 under the viii. II
proposes 20 appeal from the sefdiof.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

headquarters nearly hnisnea. iron
bridges as Pearl and Sixth streets and
over east and west slde canals. plsns
for improvement Of Jshn Ball, lincoln
and highland parks adopted.
Nss~v Expssasd:
The amount Of nAsney expanded un-
der the direction Of the board for the
ss s,... .~xrsUs tea - falfn...
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

"if tbs hypeih.s's : proven, there is
hope tbst mankind nav set end sss-
Quatn rnesus Of protection from the De.
vastatior. Of ths tarnsdo. Fer, II u be
pa.sshie ts catch sarplus charge Of
electricity ~ md az 90 srT1sl red 20
tb. ssrta. where 4 "a ksrmle.lv DIS
ehssEed. vhv ssoald 4 pst 10 ecesih,s
ta gather ups surplus charge ef eier-
tfuetv "a tNe earth sna co-xuet i 20
nasd AZ. there q be nsatFslAel ty its