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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-18

TRI-WEEKLY- DAILY Monday Wednesday
and Friday)
VT in advance. .S4 90 q mos. in adv-.SZ w
3mouths in advance 81 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-18

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATE
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING sunday
yr in advance. SIS 90 m in advance. 81 90
M il advance. 90 weeks in adv. LOU
One month 70c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-18

Theodore L. Schumacher has begun an
action against Spicer Spencer aud the IN
10 quiet title to the westerly % Of lots and
in block / of Whitney & Smith's addition.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-18

for the lot while they last, and limit the sale to
two Chairs to each buyer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
HARD TIMES IN SAMOA.

Ever since the memorable disaster in
Che harb0r of Apia, when the fury Of
wind and wave wrecked the s.aunchest
ships of war sfloat, the public has been
more or less interested IN Samoa. Sad
news comes from that Insignificant isle
OF the far western seas. Commenting
on that news Nurat Halstead, with his
customary vigor, SAYS that Samoa is
short, financially. and her ofticehold-
srs will not view the peregrination of
tho stipendiary ghost for full quar-
ter, which means that quarters will be
scarce with them for the next three
months to come None of the officials
can receive any salary, for there Is no
cash on hand to pay them-thas is,
NO Official save only the chief justice
and the president OF the council. who
IL presumably also y lawyer, for when
did q lawyer ever get left where sal
ARIES and such were concerned? Not
even ma royal nibs- the so-cslled king.
can get his royal wages. II il respect
fully, and in the most friendly and d.
Interested way. suggested that perhaps
The heirs and assigns OF his Uncle
Simpson OF New York might possibly
relieve bis necessities by permitting
him to shock" hrs kingly crown AZ )
per cent Of Is value, or whatever the
rates are. The climate is warm there.
and he really doesn't need a crown to
keep bra head warm. IL he fssis that
he ought 20 have something on bis
head beside what the royal barber puts
there. he m xnt initiate that sking in
Yvetot" of whom Bsranger has sung,
whoss royal headpiecc was . cotton
uiubtcap.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

order that the material may set "a
closely - possible to the form. A
narrow ribbon or tape should be sewed
on both sides to hold the dress back.
The drees 10 lined with satin, and has
Gil inner lining of muslin to about the
height of the knees. The balayeuse 10
Of silk aud may either be In the form
of an ordinary fiounce or of sort of
shell-plalting. TIE upper part of this
skirt 10 g0red; darts may be made In it
as necessary, but these must be thor
oughly ironed IN order not to show.
The back breadths must be folded in
largo box plests. which should be cut
in a manner that the material lies in
about three pleats on each side. These
folds must, however, be firmly sewed
down on the inside in order that they
may not slip out of place. The placket
hole. which has broad piece of ma
terial underneath 10 closed in the
middle with safety hooks and eyes;
the border of the dress is cut somewhat
on . curve In the front. The waist 10
fastened underneath the dress, and has
. tight fitting lining. The front
breadths, however, are obliquely cut
and seamless in the middle.
FIoRErrr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Senator Kenna OF West Virginia, who
just now IL disabled from active work
by "the smokers heart" is said to
have the best camera, best darkroom
and finest collection Of amateur photo.
graphic work in Washington. He has
taken pictures Of almost everybody and
everything in and about the capital,
and his portraits are something re.
markable for pose and expression. He
has the truly artistic faculty of getting
his living subjects into characteristic
attitudes.
President Eliot of Harvard university
:s q member of the Cremation society
in Boston, and he thinks that the OBJ
jects of the organization are good. He
does not intend, however, to direct that
his own mortal remains shall be incln-
Grated.
George Gould at % 10 the youngest
American who has inherited an estate
that gives employment to loo, 900 men.
The three successive Astors have each
been over 40 before they inherited their
fathers fortunes. William III. Wander
bilt WAS nearly so and his sons were AZ
and SO when he died.
Ex-Judge Charles p. Daily is the old
est First hIghtor" in New York. He
attended Edmund Kean's American
debut in 1871.
When Mr.. Cleveland becomes presi-
dent again he will find that there are
24,l32 more otiiceholders than there
were when ne left the White House in
1890
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Mrs. Shyster do Puyster-Rensselae
that Miss Westlands you pay such as
siduous attentions to betrays anything
but . refined training. Rensselaer,
An. mother. she Is a rough diamond
Mrs. Shyster de Puyster-Then you
ought to cut her.-The jewelers. Circu-
lar.
Mistress-I should like to know what
business that policeman has in my
kitchen every night in the week?
Pretty Servant-Please. mum, think
he suspicious me OF neglectin' me work
Or somsthin'. New York Weekly.
"Here's the Great North American
Magazine" shouted the train boy.
Not q word in 1T about Columbusl"
Here, boy" yelled men from oil
over the car, and his stock was gone in
two minutes by . stop watch.-Detro:t
Free Press.
The tail Of the class at college is
very apt TO be . wag.--PhiIadelphia
Record.
Great comet, isn't it' "whats
great about it'' tits out of slght.''--
pittsburg Chronicle.
Midas May-They say Cholly is
improving his mind. Ssysit Anyhowc
He ought to build an addition TO IL.
Truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

smirchsd. But whenever party news
paper refuses 10 deceive the public ~
10 party measures and party cAndi-
dates these same men denouncs IL - .
traitor and mongrsl. These few re-
hsetlons are psnned 70 reply 10 . re-
marx made by brsinisss, unknown
dude. whose heels we're perchsd above
ms head IN barher's shop yesterday.
Hts deaf such . thing ever invaded
hissmpty hsad-of nswspapsr,ls that
one having the inherent courage 70 be
honest and outspoksn 10 ''mongrel. !"
In Is we'll for the good Of the people
that such dudes were made to smoke
cigarettes and part their hair IN the
middle rather than TO make news
papers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20


fashers dsd; bat we--well. Ne make .
pretense 1T observing ths day.. snd 40
ss Attic business ~ posssbie; but The
next mornin4 Ne vote the whole thing
bore. and thank heaven thai Chysst-
mas comes only once year..
s.Philsdeiphia manufactures more in-
grain carpets than ali the rest Of the
world" said Prank Maybsn Of ths
Quaker city IT The Morton Yesterday.
"Ien firms alone make lo0. 0oQ. 600
yards annually. Where does u sos on.
there's no trouble % ind . market for
IL ALI. The ingram trade 10 greater than
any other branch, and more Important.
You zee only the wealthy buy Axmin-
sters, wlltons and AoQuets<s The
people ia only moderate circumstance
and the poorer ciassss buy the ingsxsns.
The old fashioned rag carpet 10 becom-
ing . thing Of the past and sngrasn .
taking its place. IL 10 more artistic. "
almost as cheap and weers - well.
Americas carpet making 10 by no means
confined &C ingraine- We manufacture
the beat Administer. Wiltons aud Mo-
Quettss IN the world, the best English
carpsts DO not surpsss them"
Everybody wants to Be rich. and be
rich right sway" said {. II. Nsysmlth
Of Cleveland at Sweets yesterday.
That's one of the strangess fsds Of
human existence. Now ~ matter OF
fact the rich man 10 very uncomfort-
able sort OF . person. The man that
has 900, 600 900 and the man that works
for dollar day are . about stand
on 90 Tar ~ human happiness 10 con-
csrned. In my opinion the happisst
maa IN the world ls the one that knows
he business thoroughly and works for
. salary. He 10 always sure OF . posi-
ton. He dossn't have 10 worry about
anything. Ii he should lose h,s place
he GOULD lind employment; the next
day. he can draw his salary with IN.
failing regularity and ought 70 be
happy. But he isn't He wants 10
speculate and be Q bloased bondholder;
and hasn't enough God gwen sense to
know when he's well oif."
Sol Smith Russell, Fred Berger and
several members Of the company are
guests At the Morton. Mr.. RUSSELL and
Mr.. Berger devoted yesterday after
noon TO visiting the numerous personal
friends they have in the city. Mr.. Der-
ger was ~ one time president OF the
Telegram-H Herald Publishing company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
HIT AND MISS STORIES.

Senator Jones seems to have made
the longest speech Of any man at the
Brussels conference. He had already
achieved that distinction IN the United
States senate. His reputation as long
tslker thus becomes International
Boston Herald.
The students of the University OF
Chicago are required to spond thirty
minutes three times a week playing
football. They may be reasonably ex-
pected to be in condition for the worlds
fair.-washington Star.
The United States pension list will
amount next year TO the almost in-
credible sum OF f33 .000, 900! This is an
increase of nearly two millions over
the payments to pensioners during 1892.
London Truth.
That poison story from Homestead
would be moro convincing If the in-
evitable Pinkerton men had not turned
up IS principal witnesses.-St. Louis
Post.
If the Rev. Henry Preserved Smith il
to be barred from the pulpit he ought
to Rave enough leisure to take treat
ment for his Washington Post.
Chicago has no grand Italian opera
this year, but she has dress nit tennis
games in her biggest opera house.
Chicago News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
sJATE PRESS CosSlP

At Q recent election in Atlanta. Ga. 1,
but one colored man attempted 70 vote.
Can any man tell the reason why?
Georgia 10 right Gin the cradle Of civil
liberty. Big Rapids Pioneer.
Saginaw society is divided on the
question Of dancing. A popular local
preacher recently characterized the
ball room az the .'ante-room TO hell"
The majority Of the people above the
bar are not disposed to get any nearer
his santanic majesty's domains than
they are already.-Bay City Tribune.
Crises are getting to DO about as conn.,
mon In France ~ revolutions used to
be IN Mexico and still are in South
America.-Detroit Free Press.
Up to date the democrat papers
have neglected to accuse the republl-
cans of plotting to steal the senate seat
made vacant by tho death OF Mr.. Glib
son Of LOUISIANA. This 10 an overnight
which admits no excuee.-DetrOit Tri.
bune.
Democrats are virtuously opposed to
the stealing of state senates unless the
steal :nures to the benefit Of the demo.
cratic party.-Saginaw Courier Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

There srs some msn who think that
the MISSION Of Newspaper Il 70 de-
fend every act Of the party with which
IL g affiliated: but they don't think any
such tning. II for any reason . par
tssn divorces himself from truth and
verscity L : not the duty Of the news
paper 70 ignore The fact and give him
. reputation Of which he q Dot dessrv-
ing. Il the party by caucus or con-
vennon brad itself 70 . principle ont
Of harmony with the doctrine Of pstri-
etism dsmanding ths greatest good 20
the greatest nambsr. 4 i not the dasy
Of tae newspaper 20 ignors - sense Of
ssis.respset and honesty q purpose TO
sdvecsfe the adoption Of such a prin-
siole. aasply becsase u = me distats
% party. rhs trnest party paper .
shs ons that champions sholesoms
political principles snt that has she
courage - eritlsise. aud Il need
he. 70 aeDoancs navosthy nsemDers
Of tbe party. Fsoted paftaans
nay pronounce sleh a pager "aton-
gref," sst saeh critics sfs sassie % he
eastsd With political responsibility
Tier srsrt o. a nswspapsf thst = shali
aneos.r sad exposes the srungs against
The ehnfea AMI ezssnss slcletY fhey
irsst that iae Fioezkirr. ne thlef. the
faFaef All tas s~iaaief shall te hald
p9 80 psihsie SCOTIA 10 Bsstsss tAs1 =
nsstbef's hssFt nisy - bfassas fans
~ s<aads sal sod basiass f1'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
POINTS ABOUT WOMEN.


Mrs. Micah Dyer. Of Boston, who has
lust resigned ~ presidents OF the Ladies'
Aid ASSOCIATION OF the Chelsea sold.
iers' Home, held this Office thirteen
years. she isa woman of great exc
cutiss ability and active IN many or
carnations. At one time she was
president or vice-pfesldent OF twenty.
three clubs aud societies.
Mrs. Margaret Howell Davis Hayes.
a daughter Of jefferson Davis. and her
little Toy had An ovation At the hands
OF confederate veterans sa Dallas.
Texas. lately. The toys la gray idol
re the lad, whom they call Little
Jeff"
~ The TRANSMISSION Of artificial or
chemical ble cd into heF veins the llfe
OF Mira. louise tnfisfiAn. II i.yoa
Mountain, New York. has tseta saved
she bad been very siI for ioas while
aud as apparently about 10 breathe
hsi lsst.
Among ths dskutsntss Ia washing
ten ghi. santsf will he daughters Of
shsrf tastles falisF. iassses Hfa wef
ssBsisf iifses sad ths ifasiAsa asials.
tsF, esaof AsssdaHea,
Mfa fslssss wssss . fsassssa s.hls
sl6sk aa.B Is her feat sac lt,ass ia
II. nate thss sssf~fsis. f&s Aaa tsfty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
NEWS OF rHE HOTELS.

"The chief aim OF eli manufsctur-
ere Of heating apparatus is 10 had .
substitute for eosi,'t said J. l.. Brey-
fogle Of Buffalo 1T the Morton yestsr-
day. at 10 probable that electricity
may vet he utsiizeds but nobody hes
dsscos cred . practical uay Of convert
ing it into seat. Ii - difficult 20 md
. cheap subsetuts thai has tue re-
qnirsd capacity for heat and at the
same time viii not be melted by the
current. At present al experts admlt
that steam is the best substance for
heating, but 1t requires fuel 20 make
the steam. Coal 10 very uneconomlcal.
Csed In . crate 81 least IS per cent Of
il goes up the chimney. There 10 an
immense amount Of waste when used
in . furnace. Several attempts have
been made TO manufacture = high
grade of fuel gas at . low cost; but
none have really been succeesfui.
Fuel gas has beeD made ~ . smali
cost, but Il takes nearly twice - much
Of IL TO furnish given amount OF
heat ~ Il does Of coal gas- We have
. unique device now IN the way OF
hesting. IL 10 portable steam radia-
tor and operates upon the same prn-
cipls 40 = gas stove. Each radiator
makes its own steam. which. when
condensed, returns to the little heater.
The whole affair looks like = gas log,
and 10 quito = clever idea."
"By gosh, wish ! could make
Christmas seem to me a. II used to-"
philosophically remarked John Kiliesu
at tho Clarendon yesterday, - he
smoothed out the fifty-two pages OF
Tar SUNDAY HERALD. "Christmas
does not mean the same 70 any OF us.
Blamed il II doesn't seem 90 II ell the
romance and charm was squeexed out
by the time il reaches the northwest.
Lots of persons say ito because We are
older, and can't enter into the spirit Of
the day; but there's something more
than that. Chrstmas 10 celebrated
with less enthusiasm ia the northwest
ern part Of tho United States than in
any other portion of the Christian
world. Look how the continental
countries observe it. Think Of the
grand old celebration that England
makes. There It 10 the day of all
days. New England celebrates it with
. good old enthusiasm. and the south
~ faithfully obseSvss 1t - our fore
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
MUST HK IMPRovED.

Grand river must be improved.
This city must have deep water navi-
CATION. The future OF Grand Rapids
depends upon this great Improvement.
steps looking 10 that end must be
taken At once. The great majority
OF the citizens are agreed on this and
are ANXIOUS for the time 10 come when
BY their votes the money may be raised
by which the work may be commenced.
At first il would seem taat We are 10 be
prevented from doing this laudable
work by legal obstacles, and snas even
the state constitution stands IN the
way. This is the opinion OF City At,or-
nsy Taylor submitted TO the common
council last night. But there Is very
simple way out of tnis legal difficulty
and that way is this: let an amend
ment 10 the constitution authorizing
the citizens OF Grand Rapids to issue
bonds for the improvement OF Grand
river. wnen q majority so vote, be
passed by the coming legislature and
then submitted TO the people for rati-
fication ~ the next spring election. As
this is purely local matter the legis-
lsture will certainly grant the power
TO enable the tax payers of this city to
tar themselves and vote sonds
II they desire TO DO so. A bill
covering the whole ground can
bs introduced within the tme allowed
for the Introduction of bills and then,
after the constitution has been amend
ed, IN the manner suggested. it can be
called mp and passed 1T once. The
whole matter IS "a simple rs possible.
BY the frat day of May next the treas
urer can have in hand $3.50. 900 and
more. If necessary. with which to pay
for .ae work. All that is needed is
determination and a will to succeed.
The common council and the board
of trade are the two organizations that
She city at large must look TO to see
that all necessary steps are taken. 1t
is believed that they will prove equal
TO the undertaking. Rally for the
river!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
HOW TO GIVE THE PRESENT.

Says Miss Thoughtful: "How shall
] give my Christmas gift?" writes Ruth
Ashmore in the Christmas number of
The Ladies' Home Journal. / answer:
'Do not give it. my dear, send it; or if
you are in the same house with those
for whom you have prepared some-
thing, put it where 1t may be found
when you arc not about. OF course,
you are going to make every gift have
q holiday Air. That is, some of the
pennies viii! 20 to buy sheets of white,
yellow. brown, pink and blue tissue pa
per, and more pennies will 60 to buy
some pieces of Tom Thumb ribbon on
the brown. white on tho yellow, blue
on the pink, pink on the blue, and if
you should get . scarlet paper. though
! do not think it Is 90 very pretty make
1t gorgeous with gold thread"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

Here zee . toilet in Q material OF On
indlstinct diagonal. The stuff for
making this dress 10 dark. Krayish
blue; the border which surrounds the
drsss 10 appropriate 70 the color Of the
material This dress - cut out in the
usual way with . abort. round skirt.
% can be seen from the engraving, IL 10
trimmed with three borders Of braid
which are joined IN the form Of .
pyramid on the left hand AIDE. This
pyramid had letter b first outlined in
basting. The dress ltself consists of
three parts; the front breadth. and the
two back breadths. which are very
much slopsd when joined ss the top IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

To-Day at Bath Beach, Me-,
the Ammen Ram will be launched
with appropriate ceremonies.
The new craft was named il
honor Of Admiral Ammen, anc
was built at Bath. Those present
upon the occasion will include
Secretary Tracy, Commodores
Weaver and Erben. and other
naval notabilities. Thus ship by
ship is our new navy being
created, and protection guaran-
teed to ourseaports and merchant
marine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

on account OF the almost unprece-
densed outflow of gold to Europe,
some alarm is felt lest another panic be
precipitated. This alarm 10 needless.
Secretary Foster. says I'VE are all
right" and he backs bis opinion BY an
offer to wager that gold viii not DO at
a premium prior to June 80, 1898. Tho
resources of this country are too great
for even . democrat victory to para
lyze the money market.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
LINERS AND KIDNEYS.

Calves livers and lambs kidneys,
prepared in various appetizing ways,
are deservedly popular breakfast and
luncheon dishes. A physician the
other day inserted this cautions: III
dishes on my table," said he. eff the
animal from which they are taken has
any sort Of constitutional taintlt will be
present in one or the other of these vital
parts. Its flesh may be wholesome
while the liver or kidney will be dis
cased, and / prefer to take no
chances"
1t 10 further suggested that neither
should be used without thorough
cleansing In strong salt water, and in
tho case of the kidneys it is we'll to
leave them over night In this.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

HESny srRE Of New York pretended
to love Esther Jacobs, and then failed
TO do the proper thing. Miss Jacobs
refused to be bluSed, and . court has
awarded her $4,000 for breach of
promise. IL it costs . man $25. 900 to
break . promise. what viii become Of
Grover Cleveland after the ofiices have
been parceIsd OUT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

AscHBrsHor IRELAND thinks the mir.
sculous window in the church st Can-
ton, MINI, fraud. and 10 is probable
that he will interfere to stop the craze.
The world most certainly moves- -Four
hundred years ago the good bishop
would have been burned So . hereto
for questioning little miracle Of this
charAcfar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

TuFsE Is steadily growing belief
that Carlisle Will bs called 10 take the
sscretaryship Of the treasury. He Is .
representative free trader. OF the rsdi-
cal school. and although HE political
experience - confined TO theories be
sln be able 10 make the most OF mis-
large native ability IN that position.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20
PERsoNAL MENTION.

The younger members of Mr.. Stearns'
class gave . recital last Saturday after
noon ut the residence of Mrs. Charles
Berkey. Those who took part we're
Mss Annie Tsggart, Ella Behnke,
Alice Morrison, Grace Barrows, Leila
Cutler, 0srtie Corwin, frankie and
Helena Stone, Florence and Nellie
Bertsch, Gertie Keech. Lizzie Schiller,
Berthe Lagg, Masters Fred and Page
Carroll. George Berkey and Paul
Behnke.
The women of the Congregational
mission located ut the corner of East
street and fifth avenue gave an enter
tainment and candy sale At the mission
last evening to raise funds to give the
children 4 Christmas entertainment.
The following program was rendered:
Solo, Miss Orion; reading, Alice Ray
mpnd; guitar soio, Miss Felzer; song.
male quartette; solo, Mr.. Lewis; violin
duet, the Misses Roelofs.
An open meeting of the kindergarten
study class will be held At 3 p. m. to-
morrow, IT the Fountain Street Baptist
church. The public Is cordially in
vitsd.
The women Of the Eastern star will
give pedro party at Good Templsr
hall tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

PaorrseoR swsSsrsns's plurality for
slecsor IN this dlstrlcs IL of5ieislly an.
nsanced % - 7.0tt. Ia view Of the
ungTseieas criticism e an evening
eotemeorsfy. shortly after election.
tliis splendid vote amounts 10 . per
sousl vindieation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

"DoEs An election electg' asks the
Eagle. That depends upon whether
Ionia county 10 in il or not.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

ApLAI has returned from the south
and viii 60 into active training for his
great dseapitating act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

u sptts n rumors and centrsdls-
tons shsrs . 30 loszer say foom for
doahs "A regard 10 NJ. Bssins's con,
altloa. The great polatssl lssdsr aud
sisisstnsa kss competed bic ilfs's
work snd q sniY waiting foe The enal
sansm884
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-20

NEW YoRx slsctrocuted another
murderer By electricity yesterday
morning. Michigan's murders die Of
old age.