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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
CONCERNING CHECKS.
A Bankers Suggestions - TO Fristtna
and signature.

A Banker's Suggestions ~ to Printing
and signsture.
The cashier Of downtown bank said
that when the public learned which end
Of the check they should sign their
names on it would be a great and elori-
ous day for the employees Of the banks
in New York. says the New York SUM-
''When the public has been taught this
little detail" the cashier said, lit would
be we'll to give tho banks lesson In
printing their checlss. The latest fash
ion in checks Is by far the most CON-
venient one. All of the information on
the check which Is of value to the bank
er is placed on one end. At the right
hand upper corner is the data Under
this Is the name Of the man to whom
the check is drawn. Beneath this again
Is the amount of the check in figures,
and right below that the signature Of
the man who draws IL. The other end
of the check is filed In with the name
Of the bank. and 80 on. The advantages
of this form Of check are: First, that
the date, amount, signer and drawcc
can be seen It . glance; second, IL the
check is bound up with dozens of other
checks and bills it Is not necessary TO pull
It out from the bundle TO get iu1orma-
ton about It. A cashier can take up q
package of such checks, thumb over the
ends and set them aside in leas time
than IL would talCc to go over two or
three checks of the older form Nearly
all Of the larger banking houses and
big corporations have adopted the
check, and it will eventually End its
way down to the smaller conccrnA"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

II AnteAsses tbs Dseaesoeass ~ In1s-
psoAanao 80 h. . R1oGaay.

10 AateAaAes ths Deesasoeass ~ ynAs-
pDas.ss - H. . msteay.
Probably one of the oldest snd mua
valuable violins 20 be fcsnd on Le.e
Island il OWNED by Prof George Hew-
mann. the well-known m~sfr1sn. Whoss
country residence IL IN che ysc~srusqss
north side village Of Huntington. aAy~
the New York Commercial Advsr>kser.
The instrument h Of Heo1ias mAbe snd
Mr.. HewmAun thinks Il n the cnlr enc
of it's Kind In this country.
According 10 IL stamp % tie iuside
Of the top of the instsunent N 49, made
by David Tichlsr In ire7. The prsssst
ownsr Of The violin bought Il iron .
friend named AcsstSo Bensoo. whose
home was ss Syosstt. L. l.. in 1881 Mr..
Benson was . talented musictap end
played In thcssrrr In thin city arr
coming to shis country In lsoa bsnson
sought seclusson 81 0yosett IN hts old
eye and While he waa Share NJ Bew-
mann came into pcescsssoa ~ The vso-
liza.
Soon after resolving TIE insssumssf
from Denson Nj Hswussn sGuA a -
strodel. In thb city. b 10 repu1vue II
was not until then that M vnuku1 its
ancient mAnxfsceure became 1ncyn 30
iss owner. for. on tAAins II sPesA Hrodsl
found the makesAs name % - frn10e
insosibed in quaint Ronas isttsrs. md
the year i7eT.
Mr.. Hcwmann haa ofSsn venn1na1 dsb
terinc offesp for hss vsolin. nue only
huntss. but from ssme Of Ne nssntaa
musicians Of che present day.
The INSTRUMENT n indeed hsslsDDe
one end posscsses . tone q ~ rseh-
ness. being fairly lo~d bss eBussy o.
vod Of hsrrhnsss. TIE s~sss ssrssns
Of the Oh isssvuDepf hsS> bs0 hsnrd
on boa coptinsnn and In nesefy evuy
city In the old and new world
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

pemoeracy and economy are an
tcayms. Ihsy are the direct oppos'sss
- everything but prssumpron. With
. shamslsss disregard for truth the
biln6 psrsissns Of the former parade
sfesistlcs TO snov that the present. ad-
usn.stTstlon Of Affairs OF state u con-
ducfed in the interest OF the tax
payers snd yell themselves blue IN the
face snreking "rstrenchmsnt and re-
form." Without Alluding 70 tas high
handed theft OF the senate, nor 10 the
transparent robbSry OF the franchise
uEdsr the Asnsr law, it Is SUFFICIENT to
cal attention TO ths extravagant bills
incurred II sa-calisd investigations OF
public institutions, in not one OF which
Wa the people benefited to the extent
o. one dollar saved IN any direction.
Among other Institutions tns Soldiers
hen1s Of this city WAS sub
iected to tbs lynx eye and penstra:-
inz moss of an investigating committee;
bpt thseye detected never loop hole or
TIE nose never an offensive odor until
sitcr the democratic commandant
~aa removed. Presumably acting, how
ever, upon the flndisgs Of this commit
tsE. and TO show an attempt to "save
penny at the cost Of dollaf," the
peopis are confronted by . contract for
fufnisai1g the inmates with uniforms
made by thugs. thieves and murdsrers
ss.priseaed NJ Jackson prison. II is a
case of economy that will not bear the
vst or trial, for even 4 . few dollars
b. saved in the cost OF clothes. the sav-
lug Is taken directly from the pockets
OF law Absdiag aud respectable WORK
jng men. The protest. almost unanl-
Dors. OF the clothing men OF the city
sgssnst the outrageous action OF the
two democratic boards very forc,bly
reflects the sentiments entertained by
those who are dependent upon their
employers for . livelihood. Granted
that It's political significance should
not be weighed, there are very few
Nep ~ho are such obstinate partisans
o. 70 attempt 70 Scfsnd such . direct
blow 1t the ti-sssde, workAoop aud din.
mar pail ~ this contract urquestions-
bly, y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

story, Columbus and Bsatriz," from
the pen Of CoassAnes DaBsls, Just -
sued from tie press Of A. Z. McCi1ns
s. Co. besldes the stain Of assries
w8ich has always darxened the eaas.
aeter OF TIE great admiral. IS that Of
ms Illicit connection and unkind treat
lasns Of tina. noble and gentle lady,
Beatriz Enriqaez. Keeping IN mind
the generous motive Of e1C nerstlng heI
from tnls charge. the author mas woven
. clever and entertaining narrstiye, IN
which are combined the history OF Q
strangely romantic period and the
fsneies OF Q sympathetic aud fcrcetul
writer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

A rec1iisr Climatic coaeisssa osssrvee
an tke stsrras-

A Pecuilsr Climatic Soacitseo Obeerveo
an tAe sisrras-
The city Of Carson, New, experiences
the other evening the thselSest and cold
eat posonip fog IN the memory Of The
Oldest inhsbitsnt." saws writer In .
recent Issue Of the Carson Evening
Post The pogonip fog Is peculiar -
elevated attitudes ia The Nevada sier>
ras II asoends from the ySlleye, and
It's chill embrace Is 50 much feared by
the Indians. who are predakposed 10 al
feotions of tho lung>. that they change
camp II appraised by the ssmosphsreic
conditions that the dreaded fog 10 sp-
preaching. Mr.. Ogden, . chemist at
the Nevada mining bureau. fusniahea
this pleasing description Of the poeonsp:
In the White Pine mountains. the
Toysbi. the Hyko and the Pahranagas
ranges il is quite common 70 see treaa.
houses and everything out in the open
gradually become white without any
apparent cause. There Is no percept3-
bile fog but the hot air from the valleys
gradually ascends up the mountain side.
and, becoming crystaliixed, the minute
crystals attach themselves 70 anything
In sight This phenomenon affects hnv
man beings in just the same manner.
and when the fog passes by. the frossn
particles viii adhere TO the hair and
clothing. producing . very grotesque eff
feet Hot Creek valley Is situated right
In the center of the mining district. and
Is 50 called because Of the warm springs
that are always to be found there
These springs cause . pogonip In that
district every night, and for hisreason:
The wind in the valley always blows
from one direction in the daytime. and
after sunset it invariably blows from
the opposite point The effect OF the
cooler air passing over the hot valley Is
TO force the heated air TO rise. When IL
reaches q temperature Of twenty-five
degrees, &he result Is q pogonip."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
1T WAS VERY FINR
The MatchIess Melody Of MUy
instruments
IN wAGkERlAN SYMPHONIES
Str Vast Audience With Pleasec Emo
tiers = p'Aiosrs. IL hannsrsh
Fnnehmsa. Given sn ovssisa.

The Symphony concert Of last night
wss Al event Of marked slgnshoanes -
Grand Rsplds IN thai IL very sccuS-
ateiy flxec the standard Of intsileceuAl
and esthetsc culture in this city q
nothing else could. Ten years ego no
such performances could have keeu
gwen here, OF If If had il would hsw
been TO empty benches. Az Il wss Mr..
Nikisch and his players we're grssss1
by synpsthstic and rsspsnsivs audA
enos, though II may not have bssa a
ideally apprsciativs enc fSsm ~
srsist's poist Of view.
Mr.. Nikiah never aAaph his prA
grams, and thsre 10 bus little IN sSeO
which Will thrill the heart q the listnse
whose saTs are more familiar With N
swish OF buzz saws than Tie maleotn
strains Of Wagner opera.
10 Casght the yesng gsiks.
II WAS among the younger slsnsns
that the real appreciation was found.
and unaffected itsslf IN giistsning eyes
and the significent hush. which 10
the moot eloquent tribute thAs
any artist can AJAX.
Naturally the brilliant overture 70
"Oberon" appealed with greatest
power. The splepdid sfiscss, The sud-
den contrasta and the lively and sus>
tanned vigor Of weber's glowing dssorip-
tons received full justice 81 The hands
of the orchestra and left the most de-
elrable effect posslble on the minds of
the audience. 6chumsnn's Spring
symphony in B hat. With it happy sug-
gest,ons, expressive soothing melodies
apd noble finale, was received with
storms OF applause.
Fsn etrssgsh Dvssghs Que.
The prelude 70 "Lohengrin." the
narrative passages from "Siegfried"
and Notwithstanding" brought out
the full strength Of the orchestra. The
reception accorded the Interpretation
of these efforts was spontaneous and
heartfelt and showed that in such
hands the music Of Wagner viii appeal
to the most unsutored mind. Eugen
d'Albert's work did not touch the
heart of the audience - q whole. He
eccentric mannerisms caused him 10
receive Q tremendous ovation. but 10
was plain TO zee that il was d'Albert
the quaint and amusing Ere nchman
rather than d'Albsrt the artist, that
WAS the object of the dsmonstra-
ton. D'Albert Vas very gra-
cious end after rendering in his
conscientious way the concerto for
pianoforte in z Hat, by Lat. he re
eponded with an encore, and later gave
two numbers not on the program,
Chopin's exquisite "Berceuse" and
strsus' "Man Lives but Once" adapted
for the piauofoYte by Tausig. Stysrs
wrote this waltz for the full
orchestra, and only . great artist
could do full justice 20 Tau
sig's arrangement. D'Aibert accom-
plished this and put q degree of
life. sympathy and daintiness Of touch
into the interpolation that were little
short of marvellous. No praise Of Mr..
Nikisch 10 necessary. sulboe 20 say. be
has the same subtle control over
his musicians. the same magnetic and
masterful power in carrying them cue
cessfully through the moot dincult
and longest sustained pasaAges.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

The Hon. Albert Baxter, for many
years sp editorial writer for the Graud
Eapids Eagle and author OF Bakers
Hissory Of Grand Rapids, has Quilted
0hs city after . residence of forty-six
years. during which time he has lived
. quiet, ssudious ana industrious life.
His abilities were large, and bis grasp of
msu aud sfsirs was cast in tho same
mold. HIS work as an editor was
ps;nstakiag, and the years Of his life
dsvoted to the exscting duties of one
csIIesi upon to gusEs the pulsations Of
human events we're years or devotion
ana honor. In retiring from the city
which hs - long honorcd, and which
he did so much to develop. Mr.. Baxter
will take with him the confidence and
esteem Of . nuessous body Of true
and loyal friends The profession OF
journalism 10 peculiarly thsnkless one
In that Us profits and emoluments go
20 those whom fortune nas favored
with the purse, vhlls tn. men who
rake TIE Journal by their force and
intsllizsnes are enriched only by the
empty honor OF having once stood
between the counting room and
pysss. Mr.. Baxter is q trenchsnt writer.
clear in diotlon and logical in conclu-
siop- His facile pen has portrayed the
scenes OF many political contests while
yet the battle waged. and painted in
esultsnt periods tho glory OF vic
tory. Bus he has laid aside the pen
ana game into = quiet retreat near to
the sher.s OF N'cnigsn's lordly lake
where the laving waters will stsuns his
memory 70 the activities OF busy life
saent ~ busy city. II would 30 4
graceful and meritsd recognition Of bis
eminent services 20 the city add to It's
newspapers We = re 20 he given q pub
&c ackne wlsdgraent by reception. ban
ouss or testimonial. Into his retire
sens The bcnedie,iou OF the entire
Newspaper fraternity will follow him
with me added prayer thst bic remain
Jog years may bs silled with the mellow
Joys OF old age
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
REPUBLICAN BANQUET.
A Brilliant Program Prepared for the
Ann Arbor Event.

The banquet of the University Re-
publican club to he held on the evening
of May II 1t Ann Arbor will be one OF
the greatest intellectual and oratorical
treats ever had in Michigan. Among
the speakers will be Major Mckinley,
Judge Thurston, tae Hon. j. Sloat Fas.
sett, the Hon. A. d. Humphrey and
General Porter Of New York, the Hon.
NJ. NJ. Estee Of California, the Hon.
William +. Mason and the Hon. Rich
ard Yates Of Illinois and General Alger.
representation from the Lincoln
club will be present. All who are IN
terested are requested to meet at the
Office of Haggerty & Goss on Wedues.
day evening next at 1880, that full ar.
rangements can be made. IT you wish
to 90 and caunot be present next
Wednesday evening, Communicate at
once with the secretary of the Lincoln
club, Dwight Goss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
GAS VS.. GRAVEL.
Two Gangs Of Workrnen Collide on
GrandvilIe Avenue.

A gang of ninety.four workmen,
under Contractor Schneider, who has
the job Of improving g randvilIe avenue,
from Bartlett to Hall streets, came in
collision with . large force in the en-
ploy of the Gas company yesterday
morning. Mr.. Schneider and his men
quit work and appealed TO President
Davis of the board of public works.
Advised by him, the men returned to
work, but the contractor says that the
Gas company's gang interfere with bis
men. and he will take further action IN
the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

ported ss h<lng satisfactory. Several
bills contracted ID ths home during
TIE last month have not been presented,
eut il WAS reported that funds sun.
Gent TO cancel them are on hand.
Donations during the last month have
peen fewer than for acme TIME past.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
HEROIC COURTESY.
TIE Ccertesus Frescbnsan Newer u~~sa3el
He Csresess Eest's MISTAKE.


A recent French writer on The Rev.
olution, the Empire and the Restore
ton" cites su amusing instance OF what
ie caIls heroic courtesy.
Percy. Lord Beverly. invited 70 dire
with him marquis who vss che ~ the
most valiant soldiers of the army ~
Condo Wishing 70 honor his gnest and
the csus. which he ser~cd. ths. Of the
Trench kiag, the English peer ordered
his butter 10 bring him botsle 81 fns
wine one hundred years cid. g rag e
sunshine il crystal
he opened IL carefully and offered e
glass 70 the rna-cuis Saving IL yoz
deem Il worthy TIE hoaor. VIII yc1
drink IN this wine the health 81 IT,
king
The ansrauis tsssss fhs x7an
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

The peculiar customs sEjoined upon
the Russian sad Polish Hebrew women
make ssd havoc with the striking beauty
thas marks many youpg girls at that
race. Not long a1o woman apparently Of
middle sge and showing no trsce of good
looks cafne - phys isa interested n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

Hitasai nesiisiioa tFe marquis did =
- was siaderl Only when TIE Err
itsl1mlsn tasted tks virs ID ne lez-n
that rThat Ar haa foress ~ his russ
wss easter %. ard benesfsrfa be ne
fsae Ftiieenrss - tsse F-en.A tt--1rs Ia
Engsish IN the s@ghest esscenl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
Death Of Miss Emily Martin.

Miss Emily Martin died yesterday
afternoon At p. m, at theresldencc of
her sister, Mrs. J. Bigras, No. l67 Chat
ham street. The funeral services will
be held Thursday morning from St.
Mary's church at a. m, the Rev.
Father Smith officiating.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

"Poxrs Reduced From $500 to 81 81, I"
sgn N . Monroe street. book store.
II 10 TO Be hoped that every lady vili
now lay N fuil aud complete lire ct
poets for summer use. - the rriees
vii sever be lower.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

yTcToRIA woopHuLL and Tennessee
Claim have begun their Iegenerating-
mankind work by bringing an action
against the Chicago Mail for 500, 900.
If they get this sum and arc willing TO
spend IT In regenerating, there will be
no desrth of material TO practice on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

THAT will be . glorious feast Of Wis
dom and flow Of soul At Ann Arbor
where and when the matchless Me-
KlnIcy IL To deliver the effort of his
life. II is expected that the Lincoln
club OF this city Will send n strong dele
CATION TO hear him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

Since March j. loo foreigners nave
taken ont naturalization papers m the
circuit court, in the superior court IT'S,
United States court EOS, total eoe-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

Fvxsg nuuiper sss rnrored ~ "a
R.s-it1ss -ympls, ~ oessr a. eight
-uuse ~ snow gtseIr hsgh squire sils'Is
OF wsgaersa nasic saa the remainder
"a roscesi tn@sr iaek q e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

CoSsREss having passed the rivers
and hsrbors bill without an appropria-
ton for Grand river. the Michigan SER
tors will have chancs TO tack on
rider carrying sum commensurate
With ths importance Of the suhiect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

RupvkRp KfrIdNe 10 again writing
school boy accounts of what he "has
Observed in the United states." Asa
writer Of short stories X ipllng has done
some very creditabie work; as writer
of his impressons ne is . most CON-
pIsts and elaborate failure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

IAsr aight's sho~rs PARTED tss ar
~ eve sBs wessheF easnes b xss =
new start after 20 nfessly vsrsssieusss
Cor . tortalxht psss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

FIVE expert money changers are in
Chicago from Washington counting
the cash in the sub-treasury, some sl4,-
Oo0, 900 ia all. a change in tlA local
executive made the count necessary.
II will not be necessary to recount this
fund again this fail because Of demo-
cratic success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

Ftfs1Ft > At+ftff- 80 4t+fHf TAI
AZ the meeting Il The trustees q the
wonsn's home and hespaisl yestsr.
ssY afiernoen. 20 business Ct llnpCrs-
sro> rss transacted. The fnsacsai
eorsssIon az Tee inststatson vas re-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

- kae a.sis nau18e III ~ f -
be- keaszfire1s ~ sAe~ hef uaiy h-osva
zig asssxFs~si 81 make ksr ansttrscts~s
N the wsrid II mer Three yearS ~
ssse So hsa h>sn q gsrl ~ rsee scssi,
~ had especially Distinguishes fsr
~ srs<ndla ssarasssns ~ her sssasSsns
IeesA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

ASorzxs star has been added 70 toe
puyiIisrc armament N the person OF
Plimmsr, who whipped Kelley, the
Harlem lad" pIimmsr will forth
With proceed 10 slimmer - the leading
heavy ia the variety theater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
Books AND MAGAZINES

Ground Arms' 10 the title Baroness
Won Sunser has given 10 her lstes. add
MOST ambitious novel. she hss written
previous 10 thu several witty and
clever seciesv stores, but this IL . newell
with . purpose Tne author reasons
With Heresrt Spencer that woman's
highest development cen come only
WITH universal peace. She regards any
national aev lupns~nt tbgeuzii the al
81 esr a. avtsl ~ sfaffHnfs aiia Ter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

Mr.. ENJOYS committee places young
Raum on the rack to visit the sins of
the son upon the father. About the
most damaging point 20 far brought
out is that the young man visited pool
rooms Itiss good thing that Enloe
il not on trial il such omissions in life
or rect;tudc are TO be counted - dis
honesty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

WHES the emperor OF China. in a
speech to . mass meeting, threatened
to make it unsafe for Americans to
linser in the FlOwcry Kingdom he
probably wasn't thtnking OF the narrow
escape of many faithful Chinese sub
jects on the Pacific coas. during the
DAYS of Dennis Kearney.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

cas- - - sftt. ta fsfts
ssflA r~sse. ssrt Is ssiasbis srsniis.
suuan - sf e~sce aserstaYe 81 TIE
day. pshsa.d By 4. E Mct lprw .
c., Chicago. fer ssIe ~ Eaton, iysn
a G.. rrcs 81 20.
Tsinsy ss1 s.sv - aleslon. shissl.
rows n r. purpose sns Fpsfked ~ fss
csnatlsg Esd recital interest . . lEttls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

isnsne wire ~ery grstassiit tv~s-d
fhe 80 AID htis y ~ srT-rai ss--orsls
i. tbs euives5ug 80 tsefors Fisss.eips it
IN sSs ba4l shinr he'd fust firikbrd
ts7rrgae 0ut birth cres vvhen AZ ,sf,iss-
erYessea fsf.,. enc ~ = haf further to,~
fure ilt hac 81 tse raiszt ELI neTer to
k1eWE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10
DIRE TORTURE ,NFL,oFxo.


BeRuo uDexse>s ~ - 49, -
cepss~e net
The innate evu<ity ~ uAisaosr 49,
clearly shown IN ~ inci6sot eusrnns
In Seattle, Wsah., she oebev -. 4
huge gray rpt hs< burrows1 sots the
lsundry ~ Ven Gang. sn1 In order -
get the paste hs1 gnswsd soDe newly
stsrched ciotbes CHING wsA - might
have beer exrectet, greatly ipeee~et ~
the Sestructios Of the Gn-Deuxs ane go
q trap 70 cstrk Vie rnsssuder. The eff
fort wss sneccssfui. and Their Ching pro-
ceeded 10 take HE vengsasce BE f-St
fastened the living animal ~ the SIDE
wslk. which vss of wood. bs driving =
single ref through eznh foot The h~lp-
ICES raj ~-rithe6 ard squesiee IN sronT.
- The fntense delight a The CisiDarnsn-
When Clsior hae ha1 -sfsriruf erfVy-
nt n this wsY he hesfef snusi 7
= yns re- - ~ $50.
4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

ouR friends, the ministers. got to-
gether yesterday and then got very far
apart on the subject of predestination
and generalization. 1t is refreshing,
TO cay the least, to observe that repre-
sentatives of the various denominations
had the courage TO express their indi-
vidual views. 5u. when ministers dis.
agree. where are the poor sinners to
turn Tor comfort?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

CHurcHxES and philsnthropiats
throughout America will learn with
sorrow OF the serious illress OF Arch
bishop Kendrlck of tho diocese of St.
Louis. His eminence is one OF those
gentle, brave and scholarly ccclssiastics
who are al ornament to any church or
any age. His death would be heavy
loss to the Catholic church aud TO
humanity at large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-10

HOWELL OSBORNE. the young monkey
millionaire of New York City, who said
that ''s25, 900 . year was not enough
for pin money in Paris" has just an
nounced that he has made enough in
Wall street TO return to Paris and
live" for another year. If Howard
would 90 to Paris and die the tired
public would chssrfully Get up an
elaborate funeral and consider itself
the gaicer.