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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

n. c. Men Explains the Desirshiiisy Of
the Organization


Detroit Nsws-Nevllie c. Nelf. man-
ager Of Ihe ADRIAN Land sna Improve
ment company. bAs conceived the loez
of = state board Of trade tor hscbigss,
aud not resting apon the hopors re-
held putting II into practicxi shape.
iils nrst step toward the realization
Of tie project 1As taken yesterday ~
the issue OF circular 20 ell immediate,
ly concerned which sets forth thai
favorable time has come
for the organization Of such
board, which shsii conslst OF the bosras
trade. ehambers Of commerce. citizens
committee and the varleus improve
ment companies already existlng and
already being formed throughout the
state. having for ifs purpose the setting
befoTe manufactures and srslssns Of
other states and countries tie peenilsT
advantages Of Michigan. ils CONNER
eial resources. boundless mineral
wealth and agricultural development.
and the vast area still untouched thai
is waiting only for the hand OF labor 10
call lis sieeplng fruitful ness into being.
Belief IS expressed that e2eh city ana
county Of the state has lie own peculiar
advantage OF location aud transports,
ton facilities beet adapted Tor one or
the other lines of trado. commerce cr
manufacture. An appeal Is therefore
made through the circular 10 JON the
new organization.
A cited example Of such an organlza-
ton, III the interest OF which the clrcu-
lar ls issued, u that of the Callfornla
state hoard OF trade, which is so sd-
mirably sysiemstlxed that an iaquiry
made OF any of the business men or
improv ement companies is published
weekly in bulletin issued from San
Francisco. The suggestion 10 made IN
the circular that the first meeting
be held at Adrlar As early as pos
sible, and annually thereafter AT snch
place as may he determined upon.
In q short interview with Mr.. Meir,
that gentleman. IN response 10 ques-
ton from the News, said the question
of competition between the various
cities and towns for manufacturing in-
stitutions now established IN the state,
would be one of the questions 90 be
raised before the state board, and pos
sibly a regulating rule established Gov
eTing the point The main object of
the organization, however. Was 20 com
pete wife other states. As 10 compeli-
ton with other countries; a national
board of trade existed which covered
broader territory than that contempla-
ted hy the projected state hoard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
SHOTAT THEMAYOR
OastardIy Attempt Of Unknown
and Co~ardly Assassins
ON BENTON HARB0R'S MAYOR
While Pfaeticing for Church Choir Sing
ing Shot is Fired Through the Win
dow, Grazing Ills Head.

BEsToS HARBoK, Jan. ga dss-
tardly attempt 10 assassinate Mayor r.
A. Hobbs Of this city was make last
night Al o'clock. Ar. Hobbs Is mem
Der OF the CongrcgatlonalehuEeh enor,
and be with other members Was pTac-
tlcing for tue Sunday services IN his
house, when the assassin attempted TO
shoot him. Two men were seen by q
neighbor OF Mr.. Hooos about ten min
Gtes before the shos Was fired, but IN
the darkness be did not recognize
either OF them. One SHOT Was tired
through the large plate-glass front
window. the ball passing SD closely to
Dir. Hobhs head that pieces OF glass
struck him IN the face, the ball passing
through the door leading to the dining
room aud lodging n the wall.
The entire family was SO surprised
that several minutes passed before
they could discover the exact cau,e OF
the excitement. The alarm was
promptly gwen, and the entire police
fosce, aided ty several citizens, made
ligeut search for the villain who at
tempted 10 take the life of q mos. ex-
eeI.ent mayor, popular business man
and thoroughly good citizen.
A reward OF 81 ,oO0 will be offered for
the arrest and conviction OF the person
or persons implicated in the affair. The
excitement IS running high. Nothing
else has been talked about on the
streets today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
PUTS ON HIS WAR-PAINT.
Senator Chandler Renews His Attack On
New Hampshire State Dignitaries.

New Hampshire State DignitarieS.
CONCORD. y. H., Jan. 24.-Senator
Chandler has renewed his war on state
dlgnitarles by an open letter SIX col
umns loAg. referring to New Hamp-
shire's Judges. ho says: "There Is
much need OF fearless comment on
many of the past and completed acts
of our Judges. Some of them ride free
on Boston Il Maine Railroad passes.
Their names are on the list. ! think
some also ride free on the Concord x
Montreal railroad. The judges sala-
ries were raised $500 each IN 1881 with
the one distinct object of keeping them
from riding tree.
"The Judges unconstitutionaiIy ap-
point the state board of equalization,
and this Judges board, whose mem
bers. except one. Mr.. john NJ. Hill. ride
free on the railroads, have uudervaiued
at least 30 per cent. the railroads for
taxation purposes. They are valued at
SO, ,7S5, 200, when they should be val
ued at least S57 1855, 900. They pay only
$263, 343 "a taxes, when they should
pay ut least sil3,73 There is no rem-
edy for tue people when the judges i'm
pose unjust taxes, except IN popular
outcry."
lie crlticises the official conduct of
Chief Justice Doe, says his sentence of
Army, IN the latter's absence from
court, was Illegal, and declares that he
Senator Chandlerl nas.returned every
railroad pass offered him for twelve
wears.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
Argentine Assassirs.

LONDON, Jan. 2i.-The correspondent
Of the Times at Valparaiso confirms
the report OF the attack by mob of
armed men upon the house OF Dr..
Suarez at Mendoza, where number OF
the members OF the provincial chamber
were holding a meeting. The Times
correspondent adds that in addition to
the killing of Senior Savalos, secretary
of the chamber. several others of the
legislators were assassinated. Mendosa,
the city above referred TO is in the
Argentine Republic. 1t is the capital
of the province OF Mendosa, and Is
situated on the level plain on the east
decllvltv OF the Palamillo range of
mountains. The city is an entrepot for
trade between Buenos Ayres and Chill,
with which the latter country communl-
Gates by the mountain passes Of Usnal-
lata and Portlilo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
NO LATE NEWS or CHILL.
There Was Some Excitement But No
Bulletins During the Day.

WAsmsoros, Jan. 2f.-Sotwlthstanc-
ing the generally peaceful character OF
the day, there WAS any amouat VI talk
over the prospects OF trouble with chiii.
IN view OF the despateh OF the Ultima
tum 10y this government 10 thiR. In
auiries ~ the departments were
answered, in most cases, by messenger
and watchmsn on duty, and there was
no indication. on the surface Of excite
ment IN Official circles. AS has been
stated the navy department does not
expect 10 hear officially from Naipar-
also until the Yorktown returns. That
vessel should have reached Caiiao to-
day under ordinary conditions. A visit
WAS PAID TO Blaine's residence tonight,
for tnIilan news hut without results.
the secretary declining 10 talk. Minis
ter Mott also declined to answer any
inquiries concerning Chlllan affairs,
and said he bad no news TO give out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
CLEws' WEEKLY REVIEW.
The Conditions OF the Stock Market
Favorable to Prosperity.

Favorable to Prosperity.
NKw YORK, Jan. 2s.-Dnring the past
week. there has been what may he con
sidered healthy break IN the stock
market. combination of influences
has favored the disposition of the
"bears' 70 make q demonstration lu
torce against the ''bulp ade. The
situation OF our relations with Chill has
been made lurid with war paint. and
the pens of rumor-mongers have heen
dipt in ensanguined ink, as accompsni-
ments of sensational assaults on the
"buil'' position. Simultaneously. the
disagreement between Mr.. Gould ard
the Western Traffic association was die
toftcd and exaggerated into shapes cal
culated 10 excite apprehensions of
widespread freight war; and what
seemed 10 give color to these distor-
tons was the fact that Mr. Gould HIM
self had nothing 10 say calculated 10
allay such tear. Tie still unsettled
differences as 20 apportionment of pro-
ductlon between the anthracite CO rpora-
tons was also made 10 play an iniiuen-
lial part in the tactics sf attack. The
fact, also, that Europe hss recently
sold considerable amount of stocks
on this market. with the effect OF stiff
enlng foreign exchange and postponing
the expected resumption OF imports OF
gold, has been made 10 perform service
in the "bear" assault. There was
enough mtteral IN this combination of
circumstances to back reasonable
extent OF selling, and II was
skilfuiiv used by the bear" leaders
followed by the whole rank and flle.
vigorous demonstration made on
Tuesday resulted IN decline Of i 20
3 points throughout the list. The soc
cess, however. developed an excess o.
short" sales, and the discovery OF the
dangerously ovcrsoid market caused
on the following day a rally TO about
the range OF prices from which the
decline started THE movement has
served a useful purpose. As a tIal OK
force between the two sices IT has dem
onstrated that the "bulls" have not yet
iost all their advantage. As test OF
confidence IT shows that there are buy
crs ready 10 take whatever stock the
"bcsr" traders NAV throw at them 81
tempting prices. AZ symptom OF the
general spirlt of the market II shows
the permansncy Of the bull element,
a disposition to continue % hold, rather
than a wearinefs Of holding. and
preponderant expectation 81 boom
later on. A conditlsns nov stand
there IL nothing 10 warrant extreme ao-
vances, and attempts 20 force nfices
largely beyond Intrinsic values are not
likely 20 pay those who psrtlcipsts IA
them, but NAV easily have the effect Of
bringing about collapse and disspposnt
ment which would act the market back
TO the condition OF stagnancy from
which Il has Juss emerged. The situs-
ton. however, has all the elements
necessary 10 bealthfol tone and IRE
auent fluctuations. and Il not spoiled
Nv the srcesses OF over ssnguIDe
bulls" Il affords promise of the
sustained activity which 10 most proi-
rfahlr 90 al rsnfiIes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
APPLY FOR YOUR BERTH.
Send in Your Application for Quarters at
Minneapolis Now.

MISSEAroiIs, Mimi. Jan. 2f.-The
committees n charge of the national
republican convention, TO be held IN
this city June 4, are all IN working
order and have got their plans well
under way. The committee on accam-
modatIons will appeal most strongly to
the country at large at this time, the
object of this connilteC being To secure
comfortable quarters t1r all visitors at
convention time, thus avoiding the
crOwdlng aud Inconvenience incident
90 so many conventions. The commit
tee wish 70 book as many applications
as possible very early, so a. 10 avoid
the rush I'ist before the convention
opening. AlI. Consnt, the secretary OF
the committee. will see that all appli-
cants for Tooni are well cared for. All
correspondence relative 10 aocommo-
dauons should be sent st the earliest
possible moment to Edward vi. Conant,
Minneapolis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
SENATORIAL SEATS.
The Committee VIII Report in Favor
OF Chiffon and Dubois.


of Chiffon and Dubois.
washington, Jan. 2i.-Ihe senate
committee on privileges and elections
was IN session yesterday afternoon.
The greater part of the time OF the
committee was taken up with the ex-
preston Of views by the members upon
the various phsses of the contest OF w.
". ClagCett Tor the seat IN the United
States senate now occupied by Fred L.
Dubois. The vote was not taken until
late ia the afternoon but the result was
almost UNANIMOUSLY IN favor oil Dubois.
Tie report will be a written one, aud
will pronably be sent To the senate next
week liz will declare that Dubois
election was regular in that II met the
requirements OF the national law and
the Idaho constitution.
The committee also authorized re-
port upon the case OF Senator Chiffon
uf Texas. IL has been claimed that his
appointment by the governor WAS lr-
'eguIar becagse 10 had been made prior
10 the time set by senator Reagan in
hls letter OF resignation for has retire
ment To take place. The committee
holds. however, that IL WAS competent
.or the governor 10 appoint before the
vacancy actually occurred. and VIII
20 report to congress by u unanimous
'ote.
There was q brief discussion of the
-aFiOus resolutions proyiiing for the
lection OF United States senators 10y
tlrect vote OF the people and the mat
Ter was referred by Chairman Teller 20
- subcommittee consisting OF Messrs.
Mitchell, Chandler aud Turple Tor an
vestgatloa and report.
When 1t Is considered that Mitchell
and TuFpie both have resolutions be-
ore the committee favorable TO the
.hsnge suggested, it may be inferred
mat the probabilities for a favorable
eport are ofiltc strong.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
Burglars Use Chloroform.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 2i.--Some time dur
ing Thursday night thieves entered the
boarding house of Gottlleb Roth, at
No. ia South Tenth street. Every
room was ransacked, and everything
Of value taken thereirom. 1t is believed
that the thieves chloroformed the in
mates, as nearly all OF the ten occu-
pants of the house complained of sick
ness when they swokc III the morning.
The robbers secured about $500 in
money, several gold watches and
chains, articles of jewelry aud cloth
,Eu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
Co., n.e. So -.

MpsrA AYlxr. Ia, Jan. a. Muscatne
wiii hav. the sirst beet sugar saet ~ ia
lawa. nbrins the past thrse asFs
commit at ctaens has rslsea sifHi,-
tfe - accept A pfopos taon 81 tail-
tofnlA syndicate 10 balst *aaa ,8.s' So
gar plaai - ts erected tins sau niel ssi
iss f.'saF a. Operate next tsit ias ssn-
d8cste's representative isst SEES nay
fof California 10 arranee ioT eIos ~ .lle
contract Apsastiae saoss tas beet
percentage OF sugar q tee isss of bests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
JUSTICE BRADLEYs FUNERAL.
wss Held II Washington Yesterday
AI.s-ge Attendance


A Large Attendance.
wAsHtSc roy, Jan. -. The funeral
scTvices OF the iaie Associate Justice
Bradley were held at bis residence IN
tins city at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Among those who attended were Chief
Iustlce Fuller and the other associates
OF the dead iusGce. Mrs. Harrison,
accompanied 10y private secretary Hal
ford, Wce-FresidCnt Morton. and all
tne members of thc cabinet except
blame; Solicitor General Taft, num-
ber of senators and representatives, a
large representation OF the local
bar and the attaches OF the supreme
court. The service were bfIef but im-
yressiye, conducsed by the Rev. Or.
Bartlett. of New York avenue Presby.
terrain church. sssistsd ny the Rev. pr.
Hsmlia. OF the Cburen OF the Cove
nsnt. lne remain. followed 10y n long
Lac OF carr ages. y 20 tsksn To the de-
pot. and stf o'ci0ek were placed on
the New York express at the Pennsyi.
vanls ssafion, and were accompanied
o. Newark by members OF TIE family
sud Mar.hsl Wright. All the members
of the supreme court excepting Jus
tees Field aud Lamar. who are iil. will
attend the furerai in Newark. which
takes place tomorrow afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
Fraterual Insurance.

ST. IouIs, Jan. 24.-Tbe Oddfcllows
Mutual Aid association d. ed a natural
death today, which WAS fastened
10y the acton OF insurance Commis-
soncr Ellerte. who closed out the or
der. debarrIng it fIon dong business.
because It was SIX months behind in Its
payments and had no assets. The de-
mise OF the order shows the folly of
trying To run sucn a concern without
n reserve fund. The ASSOCIATION owes
SIS 900 and was organized III 1853.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
ARRIvEs AT Is HONE.
The Big Gun for the Monterey Arrives
at San Francisco.

The Big Gun for the Monterey Arrives
at San Francisco.
SAx FakNctsco. Jan. 14.--The twelve
inch rsile. me FRET gun OF Iss kgnd
turned cut by the government for the
new navy and designed Tor the coast
defense vsssei Monterey, the eoastruc-
ton Of whieh q rspdly approaching
completion. srIivet ~ tbs elfv tnls
morning. having Jeff Washington Jaa-
uarv n J - ilsFdie. It tha depart
ulant a8arteflna.teT Office. Who vAs
specially detailed - take charge Of TIE
tfsnsportsfioa II tha b.g gan. ieimSily
turuesf ihs huge s~speu over To- zap.
fatn Ciafk, inspector Of orinanee from
Mare island navy yard, who. aitsf
carefully sxsminn- the gun, tuFnsa
t over 10 laa Union isen
works. where the M0ntrFsy = hu1ia
iux. Exsailnstfsn ~ Captain ears
demon-sratea that the vun si8sa
ths tourney -eii, net haN
bssre ssse "a a. tbougB tee ear wnft
bore A out here showed eaustsisi abe
wear. The attendants who as e'HpNn
~ e state thst ,ne gao atitsfted gfrF
attention 4sFag - tenf 4et - p
continent. crosses 81 p~oets asteesies
Al tiae-stas 1Bs AianE tie hue t9 sie~ lt.
ard - n+egn eBsss ssstaet shfla seit Hsfs
rives1 hall kofasy foF ata 50 ppsf
g. tias eiif sss people essiY fs&se 3
Hoes - fesfafe. saefr the ftsa WafA
re lctRlsF i9 gQs - etsf -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
orrelcv was Ills Prn.x.

pcaftANp, Ore. Jan. a3--I Ieander
Holmes. the well-known pioneer oi the
northwest. hss hcea aiiudged insane.
Holmes was elected delegate from the
territory ~ Washington 10 the national
republican convention wheh MONT
nale,i Abraham Lincoln for president
ia 1850 Mf. Holmra wa. unable to st
tend "a person. but ~ fent his proxg
a. Horace tfeeiey. snd that ls how
Greeley came TO BE- a msmbef Of the
convection. In 1892 fioirnes wa 80
pointed United Sistes district attofns s
Tar Washington. sna h~id the Office
four Year.. iIe u now a hopeless men
Ca uTesk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

Iospaz. Jan. - 4 Dispatch from
l5axfafs ssys thst much exc ieaiesit
- hssa caused sn Morocco aslng -
81 I.st taAt tae sBsFigi 81 Nszsn. wno
Z he'd = fesefea2s sse8nd only 10 tsss
.hsen 30 ths saltka. = fsfe.oy detained
. Hse Ffshea IA AlserA- lie sbsf.if
60 lse8 y fhe ffssflh - Hslng 81.
esa xisss ksfiaehsas - snihiate tba
e sss sgsNst 80 FlsRsH faie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

NEw York. Jan 2i.--On account Of
his recent lllnes. >lT Edwin Araolt has
been obliged . cancel ali his engage
nients outside OF New York. Ills ply
sicisn vii not permit him - travel.
He Is even prohibited from goin- n far
as Brooklyn. sn1 therefore Bru0Slya
as well us western cites VII be deuied
The pleasure OF hearing SIR Edwin
read frcm rs own works. II is eX-
pected that Sr Edwin wal leave New
York for Japan about tue mi8ilc Of
February
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

Detectives smith and tsrr arrested
Tom Holland, c,iofed. an innate ct
the Soldiers nome, yesterday sfter-
aoon. Holland csme 70 tne tastiiution
about tsa months ago. shortly alter
his ARRIVAL, sheets ard pillow esses be-
gan 70 q ssuDear. Snspttion pointed n
Halisnd's direction, ha Wa watched
ard deteeted Ia al seventy sbests
snd bali as many pillow cases have
he@o taken
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

the gun has h<sa popularity ehrslsned.
Oensg Al Inspection, however, viii nos
be allowed until the gun has been safe
~ lowered fFom It's car. saicn Will re-
turn Immediately % Washington for
the other tssiye-saeh gun, also destined
for the Monterey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

BesfN, Jsn. - Tho retention Al
81 Petersburg af slF Robert q. y.
Noflef. a. British am'as.siof 90 kns
ss. ,s : ssbiect of latenss interest ih
4 + ,fasfia esfeles. snd - sspes isiiy
gratifying O. ske fofesa eiilfe Nf
sal,sft = . steady supporter 81 fnas
peFoF Nillisn sBa Chancellor Foa
taesssi q their sffsFts - = s1Bgsge tlis
essf from hts alliance vita the ffsaeb
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

goseFnment. The main reason for
Lord sAIssoury's action - belsssed 10
bs desire 10 keep At the Russian cap
ltal an ambassador yersed la the at
fAiss OF the country IN view Of the in-
teruai troubles whieh are rnenaclag The
Russian dynasty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

sscrsov. lis, Jan. IA vYcct
tnok plsoe iBst nSfth of here or tGe
ILLINOIS, Gentfai issi night. The uorfh
bsusd esnB0u osii crzsii>a into the
resr fre1ght tran sssBdrg On the
trRk The engineef we tsdls
iraised nlsd tss ffrsfaaf ksiled. Ns
pssseaesrs seFe seriously in3nfed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25
THEIR FUNDS EXHAUSTED.
Emigran,s from the Famine-Srickcn
Provinces OF Russia.


Sr. PFTERsBUEG, Jan. fourteen
hundred emigTants from the famine
stricken provinces recently arrived
from Tioomen. Siberia. en- route TO
Tobolsk, which hes l20 miles to the
northwest OF Tioomen. These untor-
tunstes are ia most desperate plight.
Their money "a exhausted, they lack
food and clothing and many of them
are suffering with different diseases.
4 large number of these EN- ants
have died, while others are m such a
condition that they would be far bet
ter oil lftney were dead. Ii Is impos-
sble 90 walk any distance, owing Ia
the extreme cold and heavy snow, snd
- these poor people arc entirely with
oat means = : impossible for them To
proceed 90 Tai9iss or % return to the
provinces from whence they came.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

a Missing Mans Rcrssns Are Horribly
Nutiistec pv Wolves

wfrHuk. Ehs., Jan. "a. What ere
supposed 20 BE the remain. Of sseorge
thlnehsrn. . rIcii rsnchsr OF Green
wood county. missing sincs Jsnusry 4.
was found IN thst county tbs morning
~ q nutlsied condition. Positive
Identification q suPossibie, howeFef,
ora atesurt of Use iscerstson u the
hosv bv wolves. Il vac thought tsEt
fFiuzhsfa wandered % while lBsars
from ihe eHects 81 the GRO. but TIE
body s3o~s sgns 81 murder, the skail
berg crushed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

NeN YoRg, 1an -. kmane TIE
passengers wis0 arrived today on tha
~fssmef ttrt4F = va eif tsecrEn kaatn
Feeeli. tas bfhssh hfbfins @sa tous-
m4sssoaes, Wha wiil eHiessof Sc tFas
atsaaf ~ sniosisie settlement gard ea
lAs hsaeIlrs lEenhles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

hn Agreement IS 70 Hrs kTpointnent to
Union Seminary Reached

Union Seminary Reached.
Nrw NosK, Jan. 2s.-The conferences
tstween the hoard 81 directors of
tnioh Theological sennrary ard the
com nrtter appotnird tT ihe PresbTisr
lan general assembly en tbe relations
between me seminary sna the ctslfch.
sc represented By tie gensfsl sssefn
itg. vas continued. and what pssses
foF - understand ~ was finally At
rvf - The general assembly vs
sosd. "a - sppO.u tsnsut, t9s transfsr
81 ifoi hrRgs from the cfsr II feb
~ n fRe seminary - fhe rnslr -
Hllafosi theoingy - expfesr - 4 sssfs
faclloo wltA ~ eiews Ibe asssnsbv =
sfsiWe4 tHs veto pewef nn0er -
ssreg went wlth tho seminary f0ade ia
isfa Tas semansFg rpssotsinra thst
Ire ssfesnsent>S = angroufFF on 4 tne
fsawtf ~ veto 2 trsgs<sr. sfs5 tise direc-
i9gs sTs tafy Tegia retain i'f. rfiggs
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Iowa Chs,rrh Ru-r.a

CrDtR RarFps, Iowa Jan. 81.
Grace Episcopal church was turned
this morning. Loss, 50 .099.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

snd stapd By him at all hszArda The
conferences has patched up sn agree
uent, but shs terms OF it are xsps
secret.