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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

The result Of Tuesdays cAucuses was
not satisfactory 10 tae better element
IN the democratic party. The LIST OF
delegates elected would have made
more interesting reading yesterday had
the names OF defeated candidates also
appeared. Ia some cases respectable
and representative citizens were
elected, a. as a rule the "pIomi-
nent citizen" was turned down and
"weakness" forced themselves 70 the
front. II d sad that among the city
delegates there are five who have
served time and some Of them more
than once. Ia the fourth ward the re-
turns showed POI votes cast, and the
secretary Of the caucus yesterday stated
that all were cast by about sixty or
seventy 1--WE men. such democrats as
A. J. Stebbins and Andy Schatfer
wanted 10 be delegates, but received
only about one-fOurth or less OF the
votes cast. J. l.. Ssrelitsky was secre-
tary OF the caucus and reports that
most dishonest and disgraceful meth
DDS were employed by the gang. Men
who we're not citizens, who could not
answer or understand the questions
asked them exercised the privilege OF
voting. and many voted two and three
times. In thlsward the voting was oy bal
lot from 7 80 10 : 80 o'clock and the name
OF each voter was registered as he pre-
sented himself. After voting once the
repeater would 90 out SIDE, change his
hat and breath and with another name
and residence, send the gangs list or
delegates mp another notch. As re-
suit ode gangs" ticket was showed out
OF the reach OF honest men, and re-
putsble citizens will not attend the
county convention as delegates from
the Fourth ward. At one stage Of the
proceedings Strelitsky called halt,
denounced the operation going on and
threatened to call the police. The
work. however. was already so well
done that Il could not DO overcome.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

The two concluding performances Of
"a Rocky Mountain Wsif' will be
given at The Grand this afternoon and
evening. Beg ming tomorrow night
and for the remainder OF the engage
ment the new military play Across
the Line" be presented.
Preparations are active At Smiths
theater for the production OF "The
BLACK Crook" which VIII be put on
sunday night for the week.
S vs.. Brady. senior member Of the
firm of Brady & Garvood. was I'm the
city yesterday looking after hIs inter
esls here. Mr.. Brady is luhlsut over
the success Of Their various thesters
Their Cleveland house Is dong a fine
business. aud Heuck's opera house, Of
which they nov have c0uuol .
turning in splendid returns. Mr.
Brady = kept very busy look
ing after these large interests lie
does not believe in hiEh-Dr.ced thea
tors m oderstelY-s zed critics where 4
i necessary to book = night now snd
then. They have nov Only ore high
priced tasater. the Wheeler. Boa Toledo.
The low-priced houses winch tr ng
amussments within Tho reach ~ the
n0sssss. the iahorng people. are 81
coming money.
There - surely he a rush n "a
Grand -. ef neKf week q Sc TIE sell
knorn WUbur Opers company Ia 8
repertoire ~ popular sn1 cstch.ng op
erss. They vlH opsn "a Sunday "a
18th "Grsnd Iuchess.H
An ~~asr ~ fhs rhs-rs -, she 80
rovers thester hss hern placed vte
the Grsod Rsplds scboo. FuruItn-'
coalT say, Ehica makes = sgscisi Tea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
GIVEN TO THE HOME.
Recent Contributions 10 the Woman
Home and Hospital.

Recent Contributions 10 the Womsn's
Home and Hospital.
The board OF managers of the Wo-
mans home and hospital has received
the following donations toward meet
ing the coming payments on the home
and tor which they wish TO extend their
hearty thanks
u. A. BIodgett. 800, Peck Bros, S25;
F. J. Detteuthsler, s., Elliott & Co. 81;
Carne c. Goodwin, 8, Naher \ "a s.
bury. s., 5. Wesselus, s.. A. Il. Wykes,
81. J. G. shaw, sl Waiter O.. futile, al:
NJ +. Barrett, s., +. Z. Allen, g; W O..
Robinson, s., Palmer. Mech & Co, s..
i. F. Ferris, s.. j. A. :. Nerdln. 81.
George NJ. Ed son. 81, Mss Clark, 50
cents state unions, 81, Don Leathers,
fl0. Eaton 4 Lyon. $40. Wilder q stew
ems. a.. Foster y Stevens. g. Boston
store, 81, Dr. Spauid ng. 81. Mr.. Hey
man, 20 cents; DF. Whitworth. 80 cents
Mr.. Wurzburg, 25 cents, Jennie Nc
Neal, 25 cents, benjamin. Union, $50.
Miner 3 Miller, 8, p. a. Hamilton, 81.
J. IT. Mckee. .. White q White, $40.
Thompson q Hunt, S57s. Mrs y So.
Northrop, SO, Mrs. p n. Amberg. SIe.
q. ~. fetdt. 81 nr. G. T.. Rankin, a.:
81. u. HsrI w. sl. A. g. Knowlson
$50 J j Kinsey. 81, NJ. IT, walker.
3 cash, 81 cash. g. p. J. Bervey, 81.
cash, g. Nr Blair, g. T. y. Monitor,
sl- DIT. III liver. - cents. Nra r.. G.
seas 9ns, g.. ". +. Belxasp. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

Roberts, mzchinist SUPERINTENDENT OF
tie D., q. h. a NJ, AM Z. Is. At~ster,
superintendent Of the d., q. IL. n N,
passed through tue city yesterday on
the regular annual inspection OF the
Grand Trunk system and rs tributary
lines. Inc party travels II a special
train expressly fitted up for the ooeas-
ion. They wele ~ Grand Rapids about
half an hour, bat did not leave the
tram during their wat 81 the D., u. ID.
4 81. depot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
TESTING The PUMP.
Prof Cooley Is Being Hsmpersd BY the
Fstes.

Prof Cooley Is Being hsmpeIsd BY the
Fstes.
Prof. Cooley and +. c. Wagner failed
10 complete the test Of the new Gaskeli
pump yesterday. Some difficulty Was
experienced IA the morning, owing TO
the presence Of gravel and rubbish IA
the valves. The pump MAS finally start
ed and ran perfectly for four hours,
when the indicator suddenly showed
that there was failing on Ia the work
II Was dong. Ii took about al hour 20
determine where the difficulty lay, and
i wss found that steam MAS escaping
between the piston and the cylinder.
IL Was thought that the spring n the
piston was broken. but investigation
showed that IL was not, although the
piston sull leaked steam. The springs
were ughtened and another tTiai viii
be made this morning. Prof. Cooley
Is having considerable trOsble IA his
test from the fact that sswlogs, bould-
ers and other irresponsible denizens Of
rlyer water suck into the well and a.
umately obstruct the valves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
TO BUY THE BARRETT.
A New Stock Company Organized for
That Purpose.

A New Stock Company Organized for
That Purpose.
A meeting was held in the board Of
trade rooms yesterday afternoon 10 or
ganize the Grand River Transportation
company. The stockholders ia the
new company are Charles Ii. Leonard,
l.. {. stowe, Hulzenga q son, ". J.
Stuart, A. Il. Kuowlson, s. b. jerks,
Adolph Leltelt, +. c. Miller, G. w.
Perkins, Brown Il Schiller, NJ. J. CLARK
j. Muir. Captain Muir was elected
president and Charles II. Leonard sec
retary. l.. {. Stowe, ". j. Stuart and
+. C. Miller constitute the board Of d.
rectors.
The company will have capital of
81 900. Ii Will buy the steamer Bar
rett and run II IN connection with the
Valley City, as stated by Manager Van
Asmus at the time of the excursion
down the river. BY this means the
steamers can be used for freight alter
nate days and the Valley City can be
used every other day for the excursion
business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

Mr. John Patton, Ir, president Of
The state league of republican ciubs,
and his able officers can direct their
snergles 10 this campaign % no better
purpose than 70 efforts 20 get tas facts
she clear. hard. inrcihls faCts, a. 90 taa
admin stratou q state affairs bY the
democrats and a. to the beneficial ef-
fleets fo TOE nation 81 tbe repga li-an
polcv 81 protection into cha m.nds and
sharply before the conscience If All the
voters fn Mlchgao. Cnd0ubted'y a
large proportion q the people already
undsruand vhst tbs democrats tf
snd how trey did e. s1d very many
have observed with their own EYES and
can testify Irom their own experience
60 TIE hensfbs to he farmer snt me-
cbsnic that have followed enc enact
snent 81 iae Mckinley lsw. Bus snne
peouIs forges essV. others are sss. s.
u,islsd ~ fasse issues Theirs a. rnse =
ion ina fence many whe sra ne=ltsf
ms and Tho WI ar0p into iae rspuba
csn fold 4 tne fssss are q aesd before
theu In an Intelligent manner 400
kept here. Educate = the battle cry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
Suing the Construction Company.

The old trouble between the con
tractors IN regard 10 the building of
the Hunt county court house has been
renewed bv suit begun yesterday by
j. ID. Boland IN the Wayne county CIR
cult court for $50, 900 damages agsinst
the Western Construction company Of
Detroit. Mr.. Boland was a eub-con-
tractor and was gwen the contract for
building of the brick work by the con-
struction company, which afterward
failed. Boland claims S29 900 due hlm
for work performed before the con-
structlon company failed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
SOLDIERS CLOTHES.

Yesterday the Soldiers homo board
awarded It's contracts for clothing 10
Local frm sad honest labor will tins
year fashion the garments % be worn
BY me nations defenders. This s as It
should be; but why this change Of heart
on the part of the bOard2 Il Is not
coutended that the bid OF Warden
Davis on the part Of prison labor was
higher than ths contract price, bur on
the contrary 70 IS probably true
that MS was the lowest BID submitted.
The cause tor the award then should
be logically found in the quality Of the
goods proposed % be furnished. Yet
Davis would probably furnish garments
OF a. good material aud "a we'll made
az he had % offer lat year, and the
successful bldter no better. But there
il an election III year snt there was
none last year, sud demagogy
was AZ she bottom Of tue award yes
teraay A soldiers home board that
vii award contracts % honest labor
when an election a at hand and com
pei the old veterans 81 wear prison
made clothes IN OF years q not TO be
commented for ia patriotism. A.
though Warden DAVIS vas the lower
bidder it q not 81 al probable that ne
viii make snY protest against the
awsrd. lis penchsnt for prison econ
ony vii "a subordiusted 20 hls desire
for political cspta tor his party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
ARE SURE TO WIN
That Is the Sentiment of the
Club
FORMED IN The Sixth WARD
Last Hight-AnOther Rousing Repub-
hczn Meeting and New Club 10
AID in the Fight.

The temporary organization OF the
Sixth Ward Republican club was called
TO order last night in Wilmot's hall 10y
Alderman Anderson, who stated the
purpose Of the meeting 10 Dc 10 effect
permanent organization and for the
election of officers. The club was tenn
porarlly organized one week ago. and
the organization was completed last
night by the election of the following
active republican workers ss It's officers:
President. Cyrus =. Clark.
Vice president, James Flndlater.
Secretary, j. Ill. Adams.
Treasurer, A. j. Qulst.
A committee consisting of III. j. Eel
ker, ". III. Stokes and j. Ill. Adams
was appointed 10 draft constitution
and set of bylaws for the club with III
strucuons 10 report at the next meet
ing OF the club.
Dir. Diekema May speak.
On motion of III. J. Felker the secre-
tary was instructed To write the Hon.
J. CT. Dlekema, candidate for attorney
general, TO ascertain If he can address
which will be held Wednesday even
ing, September %.
After the business had been trans
acted, Frank Rodgers was called for and
gave the members of the club snort
talk on the necessity for all republi-
cans TO attend club meetings and to
turn out and vote at the coming cleo
ton. He reminded his hearers that
the present state government IS the
result OF republicans remaining at home
two years ago.
Ii. j. Felker gave brief address IN
which he referred TO the general
apathy that existed among republi-
cans at the last state election.
should BE Careful.
He advised republicans 20 be careful
in making their nominations for con-
gresham, for county officers and re-
representatives. in the legislature. With
u little care and discretion in making
nominations, he thought, the ticket
that will be nominated by the coming
county convention will be an easy win
ner over the fusion ticket that will be
nominated by the democratic conven-
ton today.
The Sixth ward club is now fully or
gained and Will hold its meetings
weekly on Wednesday, nights until
after election. Good speakers will be
procured for each meeting and by a
careful study of the issues of the cam
palgn the republicans of that ward ex-
pect to awaken much enthusiasm and
to get every republican out to the polls
on election day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
WIZ Celebrate October II.

meeting held last night decided TO eel
citrate the 2lst day of October, the
400th anniversary Of the discovery of
America by Columbus. In the morn
ing the order will hold q street parade.
In the evening II will give free enter
tainment IN II bernisn hall. Speeches
viii be made by prominent members
upon topics appropriate to tie day and
the organisation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
RICHARDSON is WILLIN',
He Will Accept the Democratic Nomi-
nation for Congress.

he VIII accept the DeHocrauc Noni-
nation for Congress.
"I'm not working for the endorse
ment of the democratic party" said
George f. Richardson, "but if the
nomination Is offered me of course
shall accept. | should esteem it a
high honor if the democratic congress
Ional convention thinks enough of my
candidacy TO endorse 1t, l should be
glad TO accept such favor from its
hands; but l am not working for the
nomination. If there are other men
whom the party deems stronger than
/, they will not have TO fight with me
for the office. THIS is democratic
year in this district, and if nominated
/ am confident that | snail be elected.
Last year | could not consistently &C
cept the nomination from either party,
but this year conditions have changed
and would feel justified IN being a
candid ate."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

ture OF thester furniture. Mr.. Powers
has purchased the latest and most al
trscaye desiga. The chairs VII os
equal in comfort % say ia use ia the
best thezsers Ia the couatTy. IAe seals
Viii DC comfortable and viii Be up
nolstered high n the back There VII
he IA the pzrquet ana psroRst circle
200 luxurious diyAns. or q double char
without any arm between.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

sr Henry Tyler. president n the
frsua Trunk "a road system. T.. e..
Sergeant. geusrF. manage ~ the
Grant Trunk system sud prer6sat of
tbe -. 81. r. a N road. sn8 $50 81
tas Cnfcaco = Grand Trunk road. T
~ fond. traffic mspsgs Of the D.. o..
H q ~. q e Reeve. trsHc nansEer
~ ths q 4 a. r. George Nssseu. c.vl
sugIseer of the a.. b. FL. a A.. "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

s.A. Vow I'm. Tor the lsst two years
= student n the Office az Maynard &
Chase. passed an examination yester-
dsv for admission to the bar before =
com 1ttee consisting IF Judge Grove.
Harvey fosliu md Fred A. Maynard
Mr Nov vi now lake a course in
ne law department a. the MIchigsD
e rerstv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

The board Of trade committee having
in charge the plans for the aldermanic
trip down the rlyer tomorrow. an
nounces that the Valley City viii leave
her dock at the foot Of Wealthy ave
nue. at 5 O'Clock IN the morning. The
aldermen Will leave Grand Haven al
1925 and arrive IN this city a. 5.2o. "a
special tram having been placed a. The
c sposal OF the guests by The c. 4 ".
VI. road. The aldermen have not
formally accepted the board Of trade
invitation, but most OF them have been
seen by the committee and personally
expressed their willingness 10 make the
trip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

The FIRE alarm from box No. ~ yes
terdsy afternoon at 2 30 was caused by
a FIRE In q small hrick barn at the rear
81 No. 2o9 ottawa street. The Ere vas
discovered in the hay the loft, but lt
was eKtnguished before much damsgp
was done. The building j. owned by
=. =. Knapp aud was used by the West
ern Eeef company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
Judge Parrish's Funeral.

The body of the late Judge Parrish
arrived IN the city yesterday afternoon
and was taken 10 the residence of Mrs.
Henry Miller, No. l76 Jefferson ave-
nue.. The funeral will be held from
Mrs MIller's residence al 8 O'Clock this
afternoon and will be conducted by
Grand River lodge, No. "a, +. & A. NJ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
Yesterday. Cholera "Fake."

There was n wild rumor on the street
last night that there was case of
cholera in the city. Or. Wilson. sec
rotary of the board OF health, de-
nounces the rumor as groundless, and
stated farther that the sanitary condl-
ton of the city is such that II would
be impossible for cholera TO gain a foot
ifncr hnra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

The death q tie Hon. isssC r Par
rsh. er-jHdgs 81 tbe court vas ST.
noanced i0 ths superior court room
yesterday. On notion ef N. " TsT ~
a n1eettng of ths hsr 70 Kent c1gnty
was cstiet for t0fsv - 10 =. N. ia ine
rooms Of tbe siperoT caurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
W0NBYFREELAB0R
The Board Of Managers Reject
the Prison Bid
FOR FURNISHING CLOTHING
To the Inmates of the soldiers Home.
Other ConuAcss Awarded al HssseF-
day's Session Of the Board.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF managers 81 the Soldiers
home was held yesterday aud large
amount o. business WAS transacted.
The most important matter wAs tie
letting OF contracts for tie years CLOTH
ing and number Of bsds were received.
Among them was one from Warden
DAVIS Il the states PRISON al Jackson.
The contracts were lSt ss follows:
blouses. 10 H0usemAu. DonRGlly s
Jones for $50 each; trousers, House
man, DonnAlly a Jones, S2.s5 per pair
vests, 10 HOuseman DounAlly A jones,
sl.lV each. underwear. 10 HOuseman,
Donnslly a Jones, S4.25 per dozen,
shoes, 10 Cro1er Bros, Tor 81 per par,
aud socks 10 Marshall Feid a CO. 81
Chicago, for g cents per dozen.
II sas expected thai the contract for
clothing would 20 81 Warden DAVIS ~
Jackson prsOn, bat the decision wss
against hlm this time and the contract
did not 80 10 convict labor.
Ii WAS decided that as 8 matter of
economy tue heating apparatus ot the
home should be changed 80 ss 10 allow
the hospital aud oormstOry b. 5e heated
from the main boiler. The contract
was let 10 Neatherly 4 Pu.ie.
Interior InProssmens
Miller q Middleton were awarded
contract FOR improving the interior Of
the building. Toe Improvement WI
consist OF caisomiuing the walls ana
vanishing and grslnlng the WOOD work.
TIE amount Of the contract ls 3 500.
The hospital corps vii be placed IN
possession OF = fun set Of Instruments
for taking weather reports and amount
Of TalnfSlls that occur m thls locality.
The hospital wall keep al account 81
al cases OF chrome diseases a. the
home, that the public may be informed
from time 20 time OF the sanitary con.
dltion existing there. This il done ln
al the state and national homes, and
is the idea OF General Aveflil the ln-
spect0r general OF soldiers homes.
resolution Was passed requiring all
officers Of the home, COMMISSIONED and
n-comm issloned, 10 wear uniforms.
liz was also decided 20 cooperate with
{. {. Comstock IA building driveway
on the south line OF the Soldiers home,
from the river road 10 the river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
Members OF the Club.
POLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB.
II Arranges for Series of Five Lectures
by Women.


There was an interesting meeting of
the Political Equality club yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Lobdell. No. 46 West Broadway. Mrs.
Emily b. Ketchum reported having Sc
cured Mrs. Martha Strickland as the
speaker for woman's day at the West
ern Michigan and Kent county fairs.
The LovelOy orchestra has also been
engaged and will furnish music ON that
occasion. The days selected are We'd
nesday for the Western Michigan fair
and Thursday for the Kent county fair,
and the hours are from 10 TO II a. m.
The club has arranged for q course of
five lectures to be given by the follow
ing on the dates mentioned: Mrs. Lid o
Merriwether, October %; Mrs. Carrie
Lane Chapman, December 6; Mrs.
Clara BewIck Colby, January 10; the
Rev. Anna l.. Shaw. February 4; Susan
b. Anthony, March II. The lecture
will be gwen at the Ladies Literary
club house.
The regular program of the day
opened with a song by the club. There
was a solo by Miss Matte Brown; "Mll-
lies Contract" reading by Mrs.
Goewey; "Only q Woman" a recita-
ton by Helen Mitts; "Our National
Vice President at Cbautauqua. read
by Mrs. Roberts. In addition a verbal
report was given of the excursion down
tSe river on the Valley City. showing a
balance OF s.. 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
SAVES MORE COAL

found other The extraordinary heating capacity o.
remarkable feature This the result 81 the fun sheet
enabling produce tie greatest heat n the base ~
stove and makes square inch powerful radiator ltl
the wonderful Dock ash CRATE the best CRATE crer used
A FIRE De- started IN neq quarter the time re-
quircd 10y any other 1be design Wen enough saio
when Won common from the feet and
piece of money experience aud cast iron fnaAe
one thousand hundred IDEALS in zee n ths city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

WAafIsGToN, sept. l4.-For lower
Michigan: Generally far weather;
slightly warmer; variable winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15
ORDINATION CEREMONY
Conducted at the Second Reformed
Church for Peter !. Zwemer.

Conducted at the Second Reformed
Church for Peter ]. Zwemer.
The ordination of Candidate Peter
Zwemer. missionary elect TO Arabia,
took place IN the Second Reformed
church last evening and was attended
by large audience. The ceremony
was solemn and impressive and the
music furnished by the choir was ex-
ceptionally fine.
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem, How sweet to Leave the woIid =
Reading Of Re hos q n@sFsa
singing. Psalm r. /. 5 -. 49, ~. -. ''
Sermon :. =, Prof. J. q. Lansing. ID, d.
Singing. From Greenland's Icy Mountains"
heading OF the form of Ordination-.-.......-
The Rev. d. Brock
Charge TO the People.........Th The Rev. A Zwemer
Anthem. "Cantata Domino. .;.s.-.......,:.,;-..
Charge to the Missionary .-......,;......,.
Singing . Psalm So 10 ii nc hev. A. hrlekard
Prof. J. W. Besrdsee. D. d.
DoIology. Benedicti0n.
The committee having IN charge the
arrangements consisted OF the Rev. A.
kriekard and j. Lamar. The sermon
was delivered by Prof. J. q. Lansing,
ID. ID. Prof. Lansing took his text from
Jonah, second chapter, first, second
and third verses, and IN his able dis
course likened the departure of Mr..
Zwemer to his work IN Arabia
to the preaching of Jonah TO
the people of Ninevah. He spoke IN
strong terms of the missionary work to
be done in foreign fields. saying If we
would have Christ's kingdom come on
earth we must see 10 1t that his work is
done.
There is great need of work both in
the home and foreign fields, but the
foreign field is the more profitable.
The result of missionary work depends
upon two things, Its profit and Its
permanancy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

HEARING on the order 10 show cause
why Labor Commissioner Peck should
not be compelled TO produce the origi-
nal blanks upon which he based the
report 20 disastrous TO the democratic
argument on the tariff. has been post
poned until September p.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-15

GOVERNOR MCKINLEY demonstrates
that he can handle a crowd as well as
tariff. While he was speaking IN In
diaaGpolIs an electric car tried to rush
through the crowd. and small panic
was averted by the prompt acton of
the tariff champion.