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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hydorn Of Tai.
mage, Ottawa county but formerly OF
TINS city, were surprised by a number
of their friends and neighbors May %,
the occasion being the fortieth ami
versary of their marriage. Among
those present were their sons and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wright and family Of TAlmage, Mr..
and Mrs. George Burch and family OF
Lamont, Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. waldrou
and family Of Cherry street, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hydorn of Hogadone
avenue and Misses Nellie and Hattie
Hydorn. After . splendid lunch the
guests took their leave. wishing the
happy couple many more years OF mar
RED lIfe, and leaving many handsome
and useful presents to remind them of
the happy occasion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24

ave Tail 70 keep pace in our judy
meufs.v SAYS Henry Clews. with the
noafrn quicker pace Of events, and
ehersfors the degree OF recovery al
ready attained from the breakup Of
1seos1 i very impsrfectly appreciated.
This hardness of comprehension has
~. however. prevented the facts from
nnd5ux expression in market values:
but because some do not understand
Ne causes Of the improvement, they
onnolude that the rise in values IL pre-
mnture. Bat nevertheless, although
80 sbears' may be acting upon q
fnIse theory Of the situation. il is not
- b denied shst they have lately had
>hs upper hand; aud their success must
- respected. A vigorous bear cam
paien, however. usually eliminates IN
n oversoid market, and II the over.
sling 10 carried 10 excess. naturally
IN upward reaction follows The
pree>nt danger OF large short sales and
ne h.sps OF holders lis ia the posssbil-
~ 81 just SUCH sn OVERRIDING. The
eurrsnk terms for borrowing . wide
1nnss 81 stocks Indicate sn unusually
lnrue sshorf interest ontstandins.
Hrom present symptoms. therefore. u
> nss imposnbie that the 'hearS may
80 End il ssss 10 moderate their At
xr<-.x 49, 49, -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
Secured . BID Contract

The largest contract that has even
been made in this city for electric fix.
tures Was awarded by The Nichigsu
Truet company's building commitsse 70
tbe penInsular General Electric com.
papy Of 81 Ottawa street Tor the new
ten.story Trust company block. Mr..
A. q. Hcdeppyl of the Trust company
says that the fixtures chosen are Of
wrought iron. solid plain 10 deslgn. ~
the came time graceful. There were
many designs submitted, but he COM
parry considered those cboscn most ap-
propr:ate ard the price most favorable.
Another matter Of moment was the fact
that, nut m by The PenineuisS General
Electric compsny, there would be .
dontt that the fiRsuree would BE- pros
ely wired and insulated. - The Peesn.
snlar Electro company wired the builcs
ing in wgkmsBiske manner, end v.u
carry out the work n tbe iatures IN
the came way. There viii ~ nearly
seven hundred frtevee, nost ~ them
continuation. The 1ra<t COMPANY 81.
pecis 70 occupy the building 10 st0ot .
month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24

The notnrious s'hobo'' Gnne hsvs
added another 70 thar sisssdy long LES
Of acts Of uanson vickednsu. Lnss
night about ll:3o fAfrolman ratros.
while ON duty On bsat No. ~. interfered
in fight between too member of the
gang near tbs corner Of 6eFaigAs aae
Veto streets. He asreoeod she part,ci-
pants and had the han6euf3s On ons Of
them when be uas struck from behind
with . stone, causing . ha1 scalp
wound. Tstroe stuck 70 bis man until
he received another soooa IA the fore
head. winch rendered aim oenosleek.
Before Patroiman f0mesoy, VINO uas
on the NEXT boat, could respond "a bis
call the prs sncrs had made good thel {
esoape. taking Tatroe's handcuks, hat
and club with them.
The wagon Was sent and Tatsoe was
brought 20 headquarters. He presented
= sorry spectacle - he was led into
headquarters. Hs coat Was liaeraily
soaked with blood which was Stream
ing from the numerous wounds on his
head and face.
Dr.. NcNivsn vas called and sswsd
up the cutA-
Tasroe thinks ne would recognise the
men should he see them. although the
hight took place IA . dark spoe-
The hoboe gang V composed OF
young men between the age u eiga-
teen and twenty wbo aspire to - con-
sidered Tough" Their base Of opera
tons 10 confined TO the west sde near
the .'big ditch."
Between aud O'Clock this morning
Alex Adams, Edward frog. William
Murphy. Fred Clifton and William
Mitchell were arrested on suspicson az
having made the assault One OF the
men had . razor concealed IA has
clothes when arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
nusssA,s xlnlLrsrs.

Pronting By their past failures, the
11halts1s have adopted new and moro
hinding bonds Of secrecy under which
- pao9 seninst their odious ruler. The
usonQ of shs oppressed can never be
1900 b. resort 10 scores conspiracy
~ violent attempts upon the lives of
- opprsssors. The bomb and railway
obstruction have never aided the cause
g eivil liberty, and never will. To be-
- fear and sppreheaslon serves only
- invite sxtEsms measures for re-
Dsension and punishment. In these the
nnocont suffer with the guilty. ST.
oogia and its horrors are but tho fruits
g unlawful violence. II the nihilists
ohall strike st systsms rather than
~, and do It above board, the
Vosld's sentiment will be enlisted in
Umpathy with them. But to secretly
p1an the death Of . tyrannous mon
arch. and in executing that plan
. imperiI the lives Of inoffend-
~ countrymsn, the condemnation Of
~ world is sure TO follow. Let
- nihiiists foreswesr the use
q dynamite and brave no greater dam
or than 70 insist on redress for long
endured hardships, and the world will
onrn = yielding ear to their sufferings
nnd compel radical concession from
ths Car, who now Expresses moro
through fear and the instinct OF SELF
lRoesotion than from Unborn cruelty or
= vic,ous disposition. Either this and
salient suffering until their rights are
secured or else an open rebellion waged
1os nsms and liberty. The espionage
pssctsced by the government may seem
- render either course imprscticsble il
net impossible, but dynamite and out
Ssos ere poor substitutes for the i'm
pomibls. Nihilism in Russia may
hove some apology. but il IS - often
I've - ~ present revealed ~ anarchy
y il cur own country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
BACK FROM THEIR TRIP.
The Press Club COMMITTEES Rssurns from
Niagara Falls.

President J.. q. stuart. J. W. Hammer
and y. J. Adams. constituting the com.
mlttee that went TO Niagara Falls TO
make arrangements for hotel accom-
modsuons tor the Press club excursion.
lsts. arrived beme yesterday I'VE
mad very successful time. both from
. business and pleasure standpoint"
remarked Nj, stuart tn . reporter for
fHs HEHAlD last evening, We AZ
rived nome after trip af osiy twenty
i've hsufs. We left home saturday
essaiDs asd upon srfivai ~ he falls
the nsnt morning. u took about AH hour
~ 90 the hotels assa tnsa ws staftea cut
90 see the ssafsts. Az the real 81 The
no hotel aad from the govsssmsat bal
easy Ne could look over upon the fails
pEspsT, aud ap - the Hsfssshes tsiis.
Al tbs sGd ct sas baieoay eae eAa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
HOW THEY DIFFERED.
A True Story About q Big Rapids
Citizen.

"A True Sto1Y ABOUT Z DIX NoploS
Citizen.
"nen tne wAr vs. ..u"c"e" ~ o''
Sumpter In 1851, Billy Ferguson OF Big
Rapids was living in the little town of
Oweso. New York. This onslaught
- S,r,r..- .rc,,.ad pil,v,s r.tr;ot;sc,
vn so".r 49,, -" aD.ni,sd az vol.
,~ns.a, :, ~. Third ;"f.nsrv If that
49, -an. - sha front and in dua
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W Ms own oweso. -.
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came Known snEougn,vus uie IoiPo' sso
hmits Oh oweso' o'y W. .so &c.
pupiicAu' OnCe oe "a sPpoau sou sllalo
sne tepuoiSauS vi U~exv' NJ: SoA Ycn-
tion assenioieu, noninAoeu Oily TEL
guson h0l Guy ueasu,es. ne wa
eiecteo oy org ouos. Dus .ne ..s VI
Wat was ye. W couic' Ho NUS p.o
ouce = oOnusmau wnose eueSA WIS
gooo LOT SIi,WW. inal was os p.ao
OF cssn. ION .iasss suen I.s'nk youus
statesman anu INC Pcs:eso' Va
nunorco tnousano aona,s PIompuy
placed MS nand ano scar W 'ne oono
ana biiiy was lnauKuiseo'
Nos many noous su , ,c~i 49, a"u "
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24

OsE OF the hsndsomest invitations
issued by the Furniture Mems associa-
ton IL that sent out requesting tho at
tendance Of dealers, ~ guests Of the
local body, at tho meeting Of the Ma
tional association TO be held here July
1918. The committees are made up
exclusively OF enterprisiug and enthu-
sisstic manufacturers and capitalists,
but the press, which is to give the meet
ing more attention and notoriety than
any other agency, is omitted from the
lists. This 10 probably due to An over
sight, which the press will pass over
without . second thought and give the
big meeting, and the Newspaper men
who will come here to report ito pro-
ceedings, . cordial and sincere vel.
come.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24

1toopoazs from the gossipy Dispatch
1pon Warrington this morning that
~ palitisans are playing . game OF
kf3e-xnd-sesk with the presidential
nom1natiou. II it be true that Mr..
H1nine has reiterated the contents OF
~ Io1tsr 70 Mr.. Clarkson, written IN
yohsuasy, il ought 10 settle once for
n ~ speculation now rife a. to the
ou1opme Of the Minneapolis conven-
uGn- II Mr.. Blame says with en-
phnsis that be shall not be . candidate
Jhon il Is enthusiasm run made to pro-
voko further belief that be will finally
ocpopt- Mr. Blaine can have the
nominatson If ne will. He towers above
~ md every candidate in point
e popularity and nis name Will excite
- widest demonstrations OF delight
Whenever mentioned in . republican
rn>hsring Of representative men. In
ne city Of New York last evening be
oppsared before . delegation Of news
ynpss men IN all the vigor OF sturdy
uonhood- He expressed himself
= eIsar but cautious language. and
aronssd the enthusiasm Of all about
Nm ~ exciting the hope that he will
get b The standard bearer of his party.
u spite Of these favorable aspects OF
1he ease, the people are confronted
With his solemn assurance that he
moant what be wrote TO Mr.. Clarkson.
IN siew Of this the question naturally
osisss, can the politicians use him ~ .
oospping- stone upon which to defeat
Harrison and then nominate Alger?
II politseians are to juggle with the
ohoice Of the convention there may be
ooDs<hing in the query-if they are
- - Do - the logic Of votes - newt
oh1y nxsd for the nomination Of Blaine,
4 - viii havs 1t; il not. then Presi-
- Harrison will be renominated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
SWEET VOICED SINGERS.
The Henschels Score . Fine Triumph in
Hartman's.


Hartman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg Henschel sang
ct Hartman hail last night. There
were many who did not know it. Those
who attended enjoyed treat not often
afforded music lovers in this city. The
recital Was unique from one point of
view. It il seldom that vocal stars ap-
pear before tho world ~ acknowledged
husband and wife. There was another
popularity. Mr.. Henschel played the
acc0mpanimeuts, essaying the double
role of vocalist and accompanies. The
program was . good one, embracing
gems from Cimarosa, Handel. Mozart,
Beethoven, List, Schubert, Boleldleu,
Schumxnn and others. Mrs. Henschel
Was very we'll received. Hel voice is
not powerful, bat it 10 sweet and her
art 10 great. Mr.. Henschel has = BARI
tone Of wonderful quality and his
enunciation ID perfect. Nothing finer
has ever been heard here than his ver-
sion Of "The Erl-King," IS presented
last night. In the double numbers
they were particularly happy in tho
"Gondoliers," aud the closing number,
the duetto buffo from "Don PAsqual
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24

Take advantage OF the Grand RApids
Press club excursion 10 Niagara. June
1. II will cost you hut - 90 for the
found trip fare. add q 90 per day ~
the hotels. It's the sighi Of . lifetime.
yoa knew. and this - the hrsf aud only
low rate excursion Of the season 10 The
world greatest natural wonder. The
train will leave the H.. q. Ill. a Al. ue-
pct "Wednesday. June l. a. .. m, and
oil stop 40 the feiiosina named caa-
ada points Woodstock. ~. Gather
mes, Windsor. t,oadoa. inEef>oi. PARA.
Harrisburg AMI Hamilton. fiskstsfer
sAis 81 all nswspaps affieea. the Ia, q.
"a d NJ. city ticket office, ana by all
fasmters Of the Press club. All uekeu
sssa uasa Ne tstiowsng hoAaay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
RECEIVED THE MEDAIs
Results Of the Y. ~. c. A. Prise conust
for Boys.

Results of the Y. ~. c. A. Prise CONTEST
fos Boys
The closing gymnasium conteet OF
the boys' glasses of tse Young Mens
Christian association took place ~ the
outing park Saturday afternoon At
$50. The program consisted Of .
calesthen,c drill. work on the parallel
bars, long horse horizontal bars. mat
work, German horse, high 1umps.
medicine Lall. Indian ciubs, races,
pyramids on parallel barn and horse.
After which two picked teams played
= game of ling ball and base ball. Silver
medals were offered ~ prizes ia the
contest. There were thirty entries the
contest resulting ~ follows:
j. Nsnderweden captured fret prise
by q score Of IS pointa-
w. d. Mckindry, second, BY score
of &c points.
Lawrence Wander and Clinton Har.
ley, a tie for third, s. points.
q. II. Divldson, fourth, e2 points-
c. L. Lock wood. fifth. 81 points.
The boys clsssee in athletic work " q
meet Wednesdays at $50 p. n. end
Saturdays at 10 .. m.
TIE grounds are nov In excellent
condition and . good clay tennis court
10 ready for use.
The regular classes IN athletice have
been commenced and take place Nor.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays ~ 4.se
and 6s45 D. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
DIED IN THE HOSPITAL.
William Conrad Suddenly Expires at
st. Marks.


William H. Conrad died at st. Marks
hospital yesterday morning. Mr.. Con-
rad had been suffering from an intes-
final abscess for some time. and his at
tending physicians had informed him
that il MAS of a serious nature. and ii
it were not removed 1t would coon burst
and death would inevitably follow.
Acting under the advice OF his phys.
Clans he went TO ST. Marks hospital
SATURDAY. morning for the purpose OF
having the operation performed. In
the afternoon Drs. Boise, Shulrz and
Luplnski laid open the abdominal
cavity, with the intention Of removing
the troublesome abscese or tumor. On
examination they discovered the dis
ease to be of . more serious nature
than was anticipated and that its re-
moval would cause instant desth,
therefore the operation at thattime was
abandoned. The intestincs were in
state of intense inflammation.
which must have been in progress for
several months. The Inflammation
was 90 great that adhesion OF the m
testines ives noticed in several places.
When it was found TO be impossible to
remove the difficulty with safety, the
inclsion WAS stitched together and the
patient was left feeling quite comfort
able. He continued 10 improve until
yesterday morning, when he was taken
suddenly worse and eoon died. An
examination after death revealed the
fact that the abscess had broken, and
its contents had filled the abdominal
cavity, causing death. rs he had been
warned II would DO by hie physicians.
The deceased WAS one OF the best
known furniture men in this CITY. lie
was SO years old and had worked for q
number Of years for the Warden Furn-
ture company ae q bookkeeper and
principal assistant TO Mr.. Warden. He
vas highly respected by bis en-
ployers and Mr.. Wardea was With
him at the time OF HE
death. About two months ago be re-
moved to Newaygo with bis wife and
two little children. HIS sudden death
was sad surpFase 70 HE family and
many friends IN the city. A short
time before the examination for an
operation Was made he said he had
entered from his al.mest much more
than bic friends were aware of. ae
he had complained a. little ~ possible.
DIR. Boise. who assisted AZ the opera
ton. has been IN poor health for some
time, and in Pursuance 90 . long con-
tempssfed vacation. left last evening
Tor Fortress Monroe. where hs will re-
main for ten days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
WHAT is THE BEST
Mr.. Shaarf Discusses Different
Paving Materials
BUFFALO LEADS THE WORLD
II Has More Miles Of Asphalt Pavement
Than Any Other clsy-rhe Rapid
Improvement Of Our sueesA

S. r. Shaarf Of the Warren 6haarf
Asphalt Paving company returned 10
Washington last night. Mr.. ehaarf has
been in the city for few days looking
after the company's Interests here. Al
the Morton lac, evening. while chatting
about the paving business with . re-
porter for The HERALD, be ssid: 81
have seen statements lately that Pars
had more asphalt pavement than any
other city IN the world. Tina 10 mis-
take. Both Buffalo and Warrington
have more square yazds Of asphalt
than Paris- Buffalo has about . hun
dred miles and keeps putting IL down
ali the time.
81 think the American cities ara Civ.
ing more attention 10 tbs paving OF
their streets than they ever aid before.
American streets have been sadly
neglected and this was painfully true
IN New York. Good pavcments Of any
sort were scarce. 1t 10 difficult mat
ter TO lay q good pavement and il is =
Question that every city ought 10 luves-
tigate thoroughly. The manner in
which the pavement is laid 10 the test
OF its durability. The best paving ma
terlAl 70 be had will avail nothing ii II
isn't put down an . scientific manner.
That 10 one reason that many people
have been prejudiced against asphalt.
They have seen II where il had not
been laid properly. Now, IN my opin-
ion asphalt is the ideal paving material.
1t is durable, elastic, and can essily be
replaced. II properly laid. il concrete
foundation ought 70 last forever; then
when tho asphalt itself wore out il
could be replaced at . email expense
only about = dollar and half yard.
Another feature about asphalt paving
is that it ought to be kept clean. The
less dirt there 10 on il the better Il will
wear.
Last year We put down about 500, 900
yards OF the pavement aud shall put
down - much or more this year. We
intend 10 take all the contracts We can
fulfill. 1t takes an immense amount
Of asphalt TO lay loo. 900 yards of pave
ment. The quantity Of Asphalt i'm.
ported from Trinidad every year 10
enormous. but there 10 no danger Of
the supply's ever giving out. All of
that material in this country comes
from there. There are no deposits IN
this country. There are come pltchy
deposlts in Kentucky or Tennessee: but
the stuff resembles crude petroleum
more than it does asphalt. 1t 10 of
little value in paving. The Trinidad
asphalt 10 the only servicable kind.
From all indications there will be more
aepbalt pavement laid this season than
ever before. We shall put in bids on
tho work that will be done IN Grand
Rapids this year."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
YRteuTe TO CEN. PIERCE.

Il has nos been entirely smooth nail
Ing ct the Soldiers homo In Grand
Raplds under the present administra-
ton. Captain Manly OF Anu Arbor
VS. hardly installed ~ commandment
when embarrsssments and Disagree
ments set in between HIM and the
quartermaster. resulting Ia his dis
missal. And now the same quarter.
master 10 in trouble. charged by On In
mate with furnishing tho soldiers oieo-
margarine In violation Of the state law.
QuArtermsster shank wss arrested on
Tuesday under this charge, and he will
be examined on the 3lst. Il must be
said that the republicans, with that gal
liant soldier. Gen. B. X. Pierce. IN COM
mand ss the home, conducted 1t much
more satisfsctorily.-Jac Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24

Judge NJ. Brown of Big Rspide was .
gueet 1T the Morton yesterday. He
was on his way homo from Washing
ton. where he had won case before
the supreme court
l. w. Cobbs. the Cadillac lumber.
man, 10 at the Morton.
Jesse Church. the well-knoWn Green
vile banker, is guest At Sweets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henschel were guests
at the Morton during their brief ex-
perience in Grand Rapids.
8. w. Stein of Allegan and @. 7.
Miller Of Hastings dlned 1T Sweets yes
terdav.
The work of laying the tile in the
annex to the Office at Sweets was be.
gun yesterday. II will be completed
this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
SELLING THE EFFEcrA
Lively Bidding for the Remains Of TIE
OwAshtonong.

The OwAshtonong club rosms pre-.
seutcd . UNIQUE and picturesque sp-
pearance yesterday. Many society
women were present ia search Of bar
game IN the way Of paintings, bronxce
and vases. while ciubmen ana hotel
keepen made critirai examinations Of
the costly furniture aod hanRings. The
rooms we're . chaos Of luxurious furn-
ishinEs, mirrors. ebony tables, AMI
decks. clocks, statuary. sllken scarfs
and innumsrsble dainty articles OF
brlc-a-brac.
The dear public gratifsd il curiosity
and instinct tor bargains by hauling
over everything thai came IA its way
with q sublime indifference for ex-
pense. The sales were quick sud the
bidding brisk; bus many rare and beau
tiful imported ARTICLES went for lees
than the import duties. A magnificent
water color bv Hane Won Beer went f,r
. ridicuously low price.
Landlord Pantlino 81 the Morton
was heavy buyer. a. we're Andres
Fyfc, Don ]. Leathers and I. NJ. wes
ton. /. NJ. Turner conducted the faIe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
ApJouRNEp nit OCTOBER.
The Ministers Conferences Closes IL
Annual Session.

The Rev. A. y. weIle Opened The
ministerial conference with . chapter
OF scripture yesterday AID the Rev. r.
T.. smith led in prayer.
The Rev. A. NJ. eouid. chairman Of
the esfnmstt~> on rsvisson OF the non-
sllsatson. submitted the finsl report IN
feiatson - programs, pro~sdinG THAT
heseattef pfoxrAms shall embrace re-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
SOLDIERS HOME EXERCISES.
How Memorial Day VIII BE Observed BY
Veterans.

Memorial Day will be observed ct the
Soldiers' homo by the two commands
of Union Veterans union with appro-
pirate exercises. At 2:30 o'clock in the
afternoon . procession will form at
the home in the following order: H.
N. Strong command No. So. w. p.
Innis command No. Al, John A. Logan
post G. A. X. No. /, veterans of the
home, fifty school children and citi-
zens. They will march to the homo
cemetery and on reaching the monu-
ment an address will be delivered by
Judge NJ. Brown of Big Rapids. Music
will be furnished by . quartet CON-
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fyfe
and two others yet to be secured.
Commandment Mckee Of the homo will
act - president Of the day. w. p. Innis
command has had q very pretty
Memorial Day badge made for the oc-
casion. It contains picture of General
Innis, after whom the command was
named.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
New Yosk for Cleveland

The Hon. Il. r. Ransom OF Niagara
Falls. on his return from . trip in the
wees, spent Sunday with HE brother.
q. G. Ransom. lie Is strong Clsve.
land democrat. aud In active IN politics
in western New York. lie saws Cleve.
land has . strong following In that
state vest Of the Hudson river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24

Nov that sam smAil hAs joined tbs
Farmsrv Alliance In Georgia. II may
be expected that he viii drop nis socks
and announce himself ~ . candidate
for congress