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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-12
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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-12


BREAKFAsT.
Oranges.
Oatmeal.
Coffee.
Omelet
Hominy Griddle Cakes, Maple Syrup
DINNER
Tapioca Soup.
Beefsieak.
Potatoes au Neige.
Corn, Stewed Tomatoes.
DESSERT.
Steamed Fruit Pudding.
TEA COR LUNcHEoN).
Tea, Cocoa.
Boiled Finnan Haddy.
Rye Short Cake. Cream Toast.
Jumbles Apple Jelly.
With this issue we throw off all responsi-
b1ity for the gastric economy of readers who
have patiently followed our practical advice
for solid week. We part from them with a
gentle benson of hominy griddle cakes, tapi-
oea soup and apple jelly. Let it be recorded
that we have doomed no particular line of
diet, but in the short space of a week have
suggested enough succulent varieties of food
to lay the foundation of six months dysp ep-
sia. Other journals|will take up the goo3.work
where we lay it down. and continue to harp
On hash and things Indefinitely. But con-
scientiously, we can say that we have written
no breakfast luncheon or dinner recipe that,
dying, we would wish to blot In the main
the daily menu has been economical the
combinations well balanced, and the genera
effect wholesome.
By the time Editor Carter H. Harrison gets
through with Michael Cassius Mcdonald, the
latter bids fair to have "lean and hungry
look
The early dwarf pea promises to speedily
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-12

The Literary Northwest has high aim,
fresh field and an admirably selected staff OF
editors. Its success is assured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
GOING TO BE THERE
DAVID HILLS sHREwDNESS
lie VIII Probably Nominate Cleveland in
Order 70 Secure the Nomination
-Four Years From Now.

IF Dave Hill carries out the provi-
sions of the latest political rumor,"
sAld c. NJ. stebbins of Buffalo, at
Sweets yesterday, ''lt will be the
snrewdess political movement OF the
campaign. You know II 10 reported
that ne will present Cleveland's name
At the Chicago convention. This may
seem little wild on the face OF il, but
il lsn't 10 any one that knows Hill well.
Tie 10 An ambitious fellow, and he IL
shrewd aud diplomatic too. Zscn
Chandler in his paimiest days was not
any more diplomatic and far sighted
than than the senator from New York.
He Is Q politician IN every sense OF the
term. He knows just As well as any
body that II he makes q big night fer
the nomination At Chicago there will
be Q blg split IN the democratic party
and that il will:result IN MS political
funeral. By nominating Cleveland. and
throwing his strength on the side OF
the stuffed prophet, his party
stands an even chance OF win
ming the election. Then four years
from now ne could have the nomi'
nation hands down. David Hill j:
just Tar sighted enough to do this,
and shouldn't be in the least surprised
TO see him rise In the convention next
week and nominate Grover Cleveland.
DO you know, the Farmers alliance
Ia going TO play prominent part IN the
election this fall? A good many people
seem TO think the Alliance 10 collec-
ton Of disgrsntled old farmers who
don't know what they want OK where
they're going to get it. May be they
will make things rather interesting fol
the cid parties at the election next fall.
The republican party will suffer IN
western and northwestern states and
the democratic party in the south.
The Alliance men claim North Dakota
and Kansas, and they may carry four
or FIVE other states. / should not be
surprised If they carry enough state.
to throw the presidential election into
the house. It's . good many years
since anything of that kind has hap
pensd, but l believe that the prospect
are good for il this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
LEAGUE MAoNATKs MEET.
Secret Conference Which Msy Result 70
Shifting Of Pisyers-

NEW YoRK, June 13.-Repreeenta-
taves Of almost every base ball team in
the national league met ~ the Fifth
avenue hotel this afternoon In secret
conferences. for the purpose Of eraa,.
icating the epirlt Of discoptent which ~
present exists among the directors and
players OF several OF the ciube, and
principally in the New York team. The
olhers present ~ The meeting we're A.
&. svden and w. ". Copsnt OF the Boz
ton club, Frank Robinson and George
W. Howe. Cleveland: W. (. Tenn.
pie. Plttsburg; Mr.. Ruchstuhl, LOUIS
Vile; J. A. Hart and A. G. Anson.
Chicago; the only Chro Won der Abe,
-. Lovie; August A. Belt and G. n.
Byrne, Brooklyn. and q. W. wasper
and Frank Elliot. Washington. The
d,scon tentmeus among csrtAin ciuis
arose through what the directors and
players deem ~ unjust discrimination
10 the distribution Of players. Thn 10
especially true Of the men Of The New
York club, who think that their team
10 about - weak - Il possibly could ~
and have any players at ell. II needs
1T least . catcher. second haasmen
and two good out6eidere. and they
clam that the Roece0 elub hae 90
abundance Of good csscbefs End esl1
ere lying IDLE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
LOSS TO THE DIOCESE.
The Rev. ". osafs Transserred-csthohe
Notes

NOkc8-
The Rev. Gustavus Graft of st.
Jcseph's church, Wright, was the guest
OF the Rev. Fr. Schmitt at 81. Mary's
reetory yesterday. He was on his way
10 Albany, in which diocese ne will
hereafter labor, having secured an
exeat from Bishop Richter. Fr. Graft
is pious, learned and energetic priest,
and his withdrawal 10 considered =
serious loss 10 the diocese Of Grand
Rapids. The church at Wright will be
supplied from St. Andrews cathedral
until after the annual retreat, which
occurs next month.
Thursday Is the feast of Corpus
Christi, and high mass will be cele-
brated 1T the cathedral on that day At
8 O'Clock, but as il 10 no longer . holy
day of obligation the solemnity will be
observed Sunday withsolemn high mass
and procession, with the blessed sacra-
ment.
The Rev. EUROPE Langlois. . young
French priest of the diocese OF Quebec,
will arrive here next week. He will
remain at the cathedral for . couple
of months, when he will probably be
assigned TO one of the French parishes
III northern Michigan.
st. Andrews parochial school closes
June 80. when q numerous class will
be graduated. The present daily at
tendance is 500. The Sisters of Char
lty in charge will return TO the mother
house, Cedar Grove, Cincinnati, July /.
The Revs. Kyran Whalen, Jann Ber-
host, James Murray and Stanislaus
Levanowski will be elevated to the
priesthood at st. Andrews cathedral
June 90.
The Rev. FIR. Poulin has returned
from q short visit at Montreal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
DAVE HILL

Prom now and until the democratic
eouvsntiou meets the papers will be
0llsd with stories purrorting TO tell
What Dave Hill will do. One Of the
sosiess stories yet sprung il that David
Will take the left horn of the dilemma
ond turn the upfavorable drift Of senti.
nent by presenting the name of Grover
himself. This 10 . very rich joke, or
intsnded 10 be. David is . great politi-
eisn. but when the day ARRIVES in which
~ shall stnltify himself in snging the
pssises Of Grover there will be- icicles
% the front gates Of 6shenns. David
y politician, . shrswd, INSCRIPTIONS
poiitician. and ne knows too much TO
gst up before an audience composed of
CievelScd fanatics and say pretty
things about Growers ability. patriot
len and svoirdupois. No. Stree, David
10 not in the panegyrc business, espe-
clslIy az hls own funeral. lie will re-
man in New York. and profess TO be
uncoacerned while ali the time the tel
sGraph wires viii be melting under the
Strain OF MS rapid orders for his oslf-
dosen lieutensnts TO IRE in the rear If
they can't gee a show in 'front.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

There 70 something inspiring IN the
nevs that the republicans of Name
will return James @. Blaine to the
United States senate. HIS eminent
ssrvices 70 his country demand that he
shall not 20 into the obscurty Of pri-
vste hfe, and no more httng test
monisl % bis worth could be paid than
~ Invest him again with the senatorial
dignity when he chesffalIy laid aside
70 enter upon the duties of no less
6ignified position. that of secretary Of
osate- No man in Americx today 60
oonpissely typsiss the true American.
No man - held N higher esteem BY the
nasses. he is made the butt Of ridi-
eule BY partisan satlrists aud cartoon
is<s for political effect, hut even
he most vindietive and abusive
q them recognize the brilIisncy
e his lf,tsllect and thu force Of MS
character. he mas been mercileseiy
malixned by political opponents. aud
yet they admire me qualities Of bis
Workmanship wn1cA they - iercsiy
nd .eale. He has been n1isrspxessused
snd misunderstood. YES the rugged
knerieaaisn Of ne msa has asserted
i1eelf and Re hss ridden down csla mny
and dstrsetson, ADD is today the pride
Of every pstrios vao loves hs country
md SO Institutions. Therefore there
y no partisan % eslloassc 70 shseternsi
nsnes<of sasngs that be viii not hail with
ntsfsesion shs reoDft nat tbs great
- Ct Americas VII eater the senate
acpinA Hs recent experiences Appeal
- TIE synpstnses Of MS cnantsymsn.
Ne v>s not defessei ~ . csaaliste
voc srugnt Ter place. He mad de.
ollnsd - - candidate, pas ms Inpes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
Railroad lettings.

Arthur Matthew Of the Detroit,
Lansing & Northern general Offices,
returned yesterday from Detroit where
he had been spending Sunday with his
parents.
The Chicago & West Michigan will
start its fruit train from Holland ~
Chicago today. This - nearly one week
later than last year.
The Detroit Lansing d Northern
depot ~ Williamson WAS totally des-
troyed by fire Saturday night. sc
". Davis, general freight agent of
the c. & w. NJ. and D. l.. d n. lines.
and E. c. Leavenworth of the q. r. &
I. left last night for Detroit to attend
the monthly meeting OF freight
convention Of the Central Traffic
association which will Do held ct the
Rushmore club, on st. Clair river. near
Detroit.
The big clock ct the Union depot has
returned from Boston, where it had
been undergoing treatment for
internal trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
Gossip Of the Hotels.

J. F. Antisdel, proprietor of the new
Frazer house of West Bay City, was q
guest at Sweets yesterday.
Ex.Congressman T. w. Wheeler OF
West Bay City took breakfast at the
Morton yesterday morning.
j. l.. Lewis of Benton Harbor and
C. L. Hecox of Greenville were among
the Michigan arrivals 1T Sweets yes
terday.
II. o. Rose, manager of the Airing.
ton hotel 1T Petoskey, was among the
srrivals at the Morton yesterday.
w. w. Oliver and C. D. Beebe of Kali
smazoo were qusrtered at the Morton
yesterday.
H. NJ. Worder, IN Ionia lawyer, was
among yesterdays Michigan arrivals at
the Morton.
c. L. Bailey Of Menominee and r..
Ballou of Cadillac are at the Morton.
The hotels are beginning to expert
ence trouble with their walters on &C.
count Of the opening Of the resort sea.
son.
E. P. Barnard, . wealthy Menominee
banker and iumberman, was . guest at
Sweets yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
GOING TO SEE FUN
At the Running Races Next
Month.
LIVELY TIMES ON the TRACK
Running Il h1sss Excisspg Than Tsosung
and the spssu Cen c. ouicka
Results en Tar nsn

"That track ~ the Kent fair grouads
- one OF the bsst running tracks IN ne
land" said Petcr Reid last Night
There isn't one in the country thai
hss better turns and considsr IL equal
IN every way 20 the track 81 Gar6sld
park lt's the newest running track
IN the country. and the only one north
OF Chicago; but tie Q good one. You
know there's eli the difference in the
world between . good trottiug track
and good ruaning track. You cant
trot horecs on . running course. The
track has 20 tie covered with . cushion
of loan. Every day it has to be
dragged % ss % be kept soft and
sponGy. A track that 10 In
good condition for running looks
heavy. IL would kill . horse
10 run him on . trotting track. ! thank
the south courss viif probably be kept
for running track il this race u sue
cesstui. A state like Mschigan GER
family ought 70 support one rood run
ning course. Bus If they ever wish 70
change the track for trotting. eli thai
70 necessary 10 70 roll down the loan
that has been put on u, and il viii be
90 good - ever.
IF IL doesn't rain the days of The
races We ought 10 have . very suoooss-
full time. We nave already soId enough
privileges to pay ali the expsnses Of The
meeting. IL that meeting if . success
we may hold another ia the fall. Run
ming matches are much more sxcising
than tSotting races- Take Q deosn
horsee ell ~ eager 20 rua ~ grey
hounds, and put them in . rscs, and
you are gong 70 zee fun. Then re .
better race for the specuiAtors TOO.
The returns are quick, and you know
IN minute whether you Will eat quail
or eandWichea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
CRY PRESS COMMENT.

The issues Of the campaign are fairly
and clearly defined-or vii be go when
Grover Cleveland has been placed Ia
nomination BY the democracy. Prea-
dent Harrison represents protection to
American Industries in the fullest and
broadest sense of the worss- Grover
Cleveland represents that form OF free
trade when prefers 10 nask itself an
der the peeodoHym Of sstari6 reform
The Issues viii therefore be sauAreiy
joined, let the pahic decids--Ea7ie-
There 70 much discussion - 10 Why
Blame was defeated IN Minneapolis.
Bot senator Woioest hsd The whole
philosophy ef the ssustson "a nut
shell vhsn Ne said "The other feiio~s
bed The votes. "--fpsmccrst.
Boies and victory Or Cleveland Ard
defeat. . ire ample prohaefn that vii
eesfrnnt the delegates % TIE ta<sfo
eoavsntson.--Ieed<f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
FOUND IN THE RUINS.
A Picture Of the Guards rs Found Unin-
jured.

n Picture OF the GUARDS rs ROUND Onin-
jured.
During the recent production of the
"Pirates of Penzsnce" at Powers opera
house, tor the benefit of the Grand
Rapids Guards, . portion Of the stage
decorations consisted OF large pic
ture of the "Old Guard" many of
whom have worn the star in the state
service. The picture is valued very
highly by the members Of the guard.
It was stored in the property room of
the house, and after the fire was given
Up as lost; but yesterday it was found
by the workmen in q perfect state of
preservation. Not q mar or scratch
was to be found upon 1t. The glass
even was not broken. 1t was taken to
the arlnory, and now hangs in its for.
mer place. Last night it Was bowed
down to by the boys, who consider 1t
an example of the Survival of the tit
TEST"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

Passenger Agent George DsHsssn At
once met tliS ssovemenl OF MI HACK
sey<s With their characterlstae enter.
Prise. and polsnsd Mr.. he'd that on the
excurGoa sdvsFlised TO be run 10
lIsekIey's park Saturday. June Is.
special coach for the teachers will De
run from this city. Prof. Fisher OF
ibis city and Profs. Chalmers
add scnurtz Of Grand Rapids
are taking lively interest IN this gath
erinR OF teachers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

4 email and'eDce snjcys6 q $500 che
q this theatre last eveniag. Proety
AdeIi Betanchsst, VIE hos ioue beoa
favorite. had booQuet Of nee sonoge
and The tero Of e>1ith and Ca0phelis
went With great spirit. Edith nao1en,
3 potIte eonGDereaA, ~as we'll recojve4.
The Lsft1e kneget ts5e nne veil, ao1
we're several tisn~s rpcojse1, maktaG .
strong hit with the Au1Sea0o. W. J.
Niils, after long ahonoee. wes oteves
iodeed m he cbai'acsef impersooetsooe
and lightning ohssGss 81 onseume 49,
makeup. Cars eirson coDb iose feeco-
ing bu1ssor wIth i0ueac. aa1 tise 49,
tsns we're pscsuseoase end Gracefnl -
Their preespsatson of on.mose e1oteafys
The eoo<dy, 20. Whss . k4ot."
hfoueht down Ne fnni eurtniD. uats-
nses t0Dofrow Friday ed 6eeurosvs
Tn busn1ne a Hwverf 80 j n.
GER fsaxwood, who 10 in zee tort. n =
kad pitgbf - - con9escesnt Ton CON-
panin f0r neat ysns. <oeh1nG eG5nfte
can ~ learDsd - - the seroookfuctson
q tspe tbeozer notil the0~ueR. villas
Powers. returns from Dskon~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

The situation in nxty words. New
York will decide the presidential elcc-
ton in 1892 a. in 1888. The way 10 win
the battle for the democracy 10 70 nom-
mate candidate who can carry New
York against Harrison. Cleveland has
tried il. He failed. David Bennett
Hill, running for governor, polled more
votes in New York state than Benjamin
Harrison running for presldent.
Enough said.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

At . meeting OF the Grand Rapids
Gaards held last evening the action
taken At the iast meeting TO give .
banquet and ball 20 those who had As
sisted IN the presentation Of the Pirates
of Penzsnee' Was recons,dered.
Ii is pl obahle that transportation Will
be furnished them, and they Will be
given an invitation te spend one day 81
camp as the guests of Company B.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

Andy Fyfe Of the superior court Was
very tired man Yesterday. Mrs.
Fyfe 70 corresponding secretary for the
st. Cecilia society, and Mr.. Fyfe had
allowed himself to be inveigled into
addressing 400 postsis. calling . meet
ing of the eo,cietv for tomorrov after
noon 1t 3 O'Clock at the Park Congre-
eatlonai church 20 consider WAYS and
means for Che buiEoing OF home for
the eociety. "when ] get pulled into
this kind Of deal again tn probably
know IL, growied Mr.. Fyfe, and Eddie
D'ooee. tvhe had been pressed into
service, marmured NE Too, Andy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

The china decorators of Detroit have
organized club with the view of an
exhibit at the worlds tar in 1888.
CHINA painters from all parts of the
state Who dessre 20 join the cub are re-
Quested 20 send their names as early -
possible. A copy Of the consi luton aud
bylaws Will be seat on apnisoauon 10
the corresponding Secretary, Miss
Addie Hlghsm. No. 20 Adelaide street,
D@troif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
But Many Haven't Time

There are multitudes of ousy people
who have nearly reached the time Tor
summer rect. The pupils Of the
schools and colleges, the tired teachers.
the multitudes of merchants and
clerks, patient toiling mothers 1t home,
oil deserve an outing. The way b en-
Joy . rest is tn earn il by active labor
Of brain and muscle. The trouble with
American people in these days 10, they
don't rest enough. They are 20 imbued
with the spirit and activities OF the age
that they regard "a rest" ~ lost time.
This 10 eli wrong.--Inter Ocean.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
sub-committees Appointed.

The following subcommittee have
been announced by the committee on
arrangements for opening the court
house, July 4:
Program. T. Gould, L. A. Solo.
mon, E. c. Woodwork.
Speakcrs--G. q. Briggs. e. F. Uhl, N.
McMillen.
Decorations--w. ID. Frost, n. d. En-
mona. w. F. Woodwork.
MuGc--F. Z. Skeels, II. B. Proctor,
c. E. Hogadone.
Printing and Badges-E. B. Fisher.
F. II. Gill, s. T. Colson.
Invifauons--Judge Perkins, 4. w.
Weeks, Judge Grove, n. J. Ulrich, G.
G. Harvey.
Seating and Arrangements-J. w.
Walker, J. Benjamin, ~. w. Parker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

Many timely lessons and salutary
suggestions may be drawn from the
burning of Powers opera house las,
Saturday. The progress OF the nre
cerroborated the suspicious long held
by many that the structure was frais
and weak. TIE wallis IN the Arcade
swayed out OF line from the force OF .
stream OF water. The north wall OF
two thicknesses of brick ia cause for
marvel that it supported the three
gallery tiers so long. The fire may be
a misfortune and loss to the owner,
but il may also in one sense be . bless
ing-for possibly . moro appalling
catastrophe involving loss OF life has
been sverted. The question 10 asked.
why has this building not been inspected
and . report made - to iss condition.
1t is customary in other cities and
should be the practice hero TO inspect
all theAters and halls once . year.
This inspection ought TO be carefully
made, and the result and tue
condition OF such buildings should
be published without fear or favor.
Such report will inspire and
reassure the confidence of the
public. While the idea - ripe would
1t not be . good plan for the board OF
inspectors to st once investigate the
theaters and halls in the city - TO their
safety durability and CONVENIENCE OF
ingress and egress?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

UD0u second AID ra-t1eE considers
I'm Is 70 evident that the friends or
Mr. R.ch are greatly alarmed And that
~ early calling OF ne state conven-
non vas made 10 check the progress OF
- mosemsnt for the nomination OF
Mayor Pingree. The same attempt 70
naaipulsfs party machinery that was
msds by ths politicians To nominate
Dinine Is made by the Mcmillan ma
shins 70 nominate Mr.. kicn- No crit
ieism eau be made OF TIE meeting OF
lbs COMMITTEES ~ Minneapolis, for that
vas openly called, and nobody pre-
ssntsd Any objection or protest 10 the
dscssion made by the committee.
But znee the announcement OF the
date for holding the state convention
the nacnias men have made ,hem-
ssivss obnoxious 20 the public sense OF
fairness in boAsting that Mcmillan and
the machine have scored knockout
% Pingree BY nxiag the date IN Ad-
vance Of the usaAl time. TINS 10 the
sscond instance OF the prostitution of
power and influence by Mcmillan. In
she tifss he declared himself 70 be hos
tile 70 Mayor Pingree, and that while
holding the position OF chairman OF
the state central committee. 1t was an
unparalleled presumption and an in
sult 10 every republican. Now while
oecupying the same position he has
manipulated the machinery under his
control 70 the end that Mr.. Pingree
nay b Debated. TIE HERALD did not
bs,,.ve that Mcmillan dare thus TO as
sum TO dictate and impudently control
Ms republican party OF this state.
IL believed that the call for the con-
veution was An honorable and . repub-
Eean-hks call. II 10 therefore SUI prised
% observe that the machine under its
Doss 10 determined TO nominate Rich
- the theory OF ''tne public be
damned" such base and sinister
dsdgns only serve TO show the hollow
ness aud weakness Of the Rich move
uenI II Mr.. Rich can afford TO be .
party 70 such contemplate narrowness
ed the blind arrogance OF . purse
peoud dictator. shen the republicans OF
~ sssts can afford to endure two
yean more Of Accident winsns. Every
sosp taken by the Rich leaders has been
. tricky one. They declare that Rlcn 10
spsisled 10 the nomination aud that he
Will ~ nominated Why do they not
glve bic opponent. true gentleman,
soldier and patriot. fair, unprejudiced
1sld, Simply because they know the
people are tired Of the oficeseeker
nnd chronic offceholder, and they are
tfrsid 10 give the people fair and un-
tsserained opportunity 10 be heard
and 70 vote. Mr.. Pingree will not SUI
fer because OF the perfdy and mslig-
nancy Of Nc MILAN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

MAsLBoRouss. n. Y. June lss--The
cofoner's jury which examined the
body Of Mary A stone, who committed
suicide here or Thursday Isst. hrougbt
n Q verdict - the effect that the
woman ~ss sdvised and encouraged -
commit The rash Get by her fsthes-ib
iav, Ghsss~r r. stone. who she eias8ed
VS. her rain and the father Of her lie
e1fTmAte child Coroner Ryan lseoed
. wxryAzt 1t once for hss srreet and .
hesssnf viii be had before Justice Of
Peace Marks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
High School Alumni

The annual meeting of the Alumni
association of the Grand Rapids high
school will be held Thursday evening,
June Is. at the central high school
building. On account Of the confiic.
ton with the senior party, which oc-
ours Friday evening, June IL, the an.
nual meeting has been called one day
earlier than usual. Will Nourse.
president, and Anna Turner. score.
tarv.