Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-25


public feeling beipg strongly aga;ns
them. A. A. smith AID Cn2r'es Veg
ner, Jr.. VINO were also arrested 81 the
tins Of the snoolieg have been re-
leased on me psymeas OF nns OF VA
each.
The beard of regents of the Univer-
s:ty held q regular meeting Tuesday.
Bids we're received for building the
Waterman gymnasium. but were al
sboye the estimates and the mater
was lad over until the neyt meeting
Arrangements were made TO increase
the school for nurses from eight 10
twelve students.
Tnsoderc Lowry, who has been un-
der arrest charged with being impll-
Gated In the Mayor Hobbs assAult. at
Benton Harsor, mas been discharged.
a. there WAS not enough evidence TO
warrant holding him. The principals,
Robb and Vance, will have their trial
AZ the March term OF court.
Rev. A. J. Reynolds and Mrs. Anna
Nichols, who eloped from Mt. Pleasant
Dearly year ago. have been brought
back from Wisconsin. They cay they
are guilty Of adultery, and everybody
believes ii. They will plead guilty and
throw themselves on the mercy Of the
court.
Arthur Clayton vandewentsr, 10
years old and supposed to DO from Kali
amazoo. 10. into row in . saloon at
Washington Tuesday night. Ills skull
was fractured by blow from billiard
cue. Before he died he stated thai he
was in Washington ION = lark"
Mrs. Nellie Finch. domestic en-
ployed by Harley Parmelee at Ksla-
matoo, kept her friends supplied with
canned fruit from her employers cell
lar. Her kindness was discovered and
she will spend thirty days in jail in con-
sequence.
The Rev. C. r. Baker, An Allegan
preacher, wouldn' tIbe out of work long
even II he should lose his present job.
He is an architect from wayback and
has just presented his congregation
with plans for new $50. 600 church.
The officers of CHILEAN theological
school are tempting the Rev. William
Z. Dodge of East Jordan, VINO former
ly lived in South America, to take
charge Of the institution at yearly
salary of $4,000.
John Herschens of Jackson, who hit
his invalid friend Harry Allen over the
head with kettle by way of enforcing
q statement, has been sent to the De.
troit house of correction for ninety
days.
Charles O'Brien, an elderly man.
while descending tine steps OF his
daughters residence At Muskegons
slipped and fell, breaking both bones OF
the right leg below the knee.
Ice is fourteen inches thick on the
500 river At Sailors encampment. The
water is six inches lower than il was one
year ago, and four inches lower than II
was last fall.
Rev. C. W. Hiatt, secretary of the
American Bible society, with headquar.
tiers at Cleveland, has been called to
the First Congregational church at
Kalamazoo.
Charles Sales of Elkhart, the lad who
appropriated Sl70 of his sisters money
while visiting her at Kalamazoo, has
pcen sen fenced to Ionia for one year.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. &. johnson Of Flint
celebrated their golden wedding Mon
day. Four OF their children are living,
aud were present at the celebration.
The peoples party OF Bcr.icn county
viii hold meeting at Berrien Springs
next Friday for tho purpose OF taking
action on coming spring elections.
Charles II. Richmond, Worlds Fair
National Commissioner, and ono OF the
oldest masons in the state, died At his
home ut Ann Arbor on February %.
Joseph Wooeck was seriously injured
by the giving way of = plank upon
which he was working in Davidson's
ship yards at Bay City Monday.
Twenty.seven secret societies flourish
at AlpcnA and the married man of that
town sleeps with strip of court plaster
tightly Affixed to his lips.
J. L. Harding, of Bradley. has been
appointed one OF the Allegan county
board, working IN connection with the
state worlds fair board.
Charles Mann, an employe of the
Bardeen Paper company at Otsegc, fell
down the elevator shaft Monday and
received fatal injuries.
J. ]. Cochrane's dry goods and
grocery store at Romeo Was damaged
6y fire to the extent of So 900 Tuesday.
Insured.
Milford boys snowbalIed horse. The
animal ran away. throwing Mrs. Erwin
Hayes out and breaking her leg.
John Marsh, a life convict since 1913,
died Of heart disease Monday ut the
ASYLUM for the criminal insane.
James Bush of Michigan Center has
mysteriousIy disappeared, and no trace
OF him can he found.
Wsyland horticulturalists are rush.
ing the season. They will eats picnic
dinner next Saturday.
Ypsilanti people ara expostulating
because the nswsboys walk upon their
lawns.
Hancock will expend $4,000 for
roses before the leaves fall again.
Big Rapids wants street commis-